- ' _ fcxpmti Volume 11. North Vancouvbb, B.O., Fbiday, Mabch 17, 1911 Numbei 3 I l . H Hon. Richard McBride to Visit North Vancouver Grand Banquet to be Tendered the Premier on Tuesday, March 28th. The Hon. Richard McBride, premier ol British Columbia, will he a visitor at North Vancouver on Tuesday, March 38th, the guest ul the locul Conservative Association. His hoped that the Premier will mako it convenient to arrive in the city early in ths altemoon in which case a trip will be taken out to Lynn Valloy at i to Capilano. In tho evening a grand banquet will be tendered Premier McBride at Hotel North Vancouver, Tickets for ths banquet will be available to tho public and will bo on salo at local al ores and from tho committee curly nest week. Arrangomonts for the banquet are now well advanced and all signs indicate that it will prove one ol the moit nolublo lunc- tioni of tho kind that lias yot boon held at North Vancouvor. DI8TBICT COUNCIL Acting-Heeve Allan prciidtd and all tbt councillor, were present at last evening's mooting uf the district council. The session was, as usual, a lengthy ono, among ths principal items ol business being reports from Ihe councillors Representing wards 3 and 4. Correspondence wus read'. Prom Dickie and Dellock acting (or Chiol Mutliias nl the Capilano Indian, referring to the Indian offer to d;a- poae ol a right ol way through tbo rc- sorvc to tho district lor road purposes ' at llie rate of $600 an acre, It was pointed out that this quotation was separato from any payment that would be duo the department at Ottawa. It Was loll in the hands ol tbe reeve und clerk to take up. From F. C. Gamble, public works engineer acknowledging a resolution Irom tbo council re the construction of a bridge over Lynn crock. It had been referred to tho roud superintendent lor a roporl. Tbo matter ws. laid over for discussion. nun F. F. Bustcod, gonorul aupt. C.P,B. dated Irom Winnipeg, acknowledging district's letter re a crossing at ferry approach over their truck. Ho gave the assurance that tho milter would bo taken up wben he returned to Vancouver shortly. Filed. From lho Board ol Trade, subjoining i copy of a resolution recently pawed by the board. It had reference to urging the government to create a national park reserve along the Capilano, Lynn and Seymour ri- , vers for the purpose of protection and purification of the water in t'nise streams. Il wus received and the council evidenced its willingness to Cooperate in any way. From W. E. Burns, solicitor, staling I bit be bad atteuded Mr. Fruncis with ,,. (erenci. to the acquiring of liis water tl~ Vi at Deep Cove by tlie municipal- jly Mr. Francis, lho ownor, was away 1B California and llie brother bad no authority to uot lor him. pr()nj Davis, Marshall and McNeill on bebal ' °' tum °' ,m) ownw' "D Lonadale Avonuo north, dating that tho propoi ty °*n'>" »"m0 lim **" held a mo •"« a"d thc vol° ,l","i 13 for 100 Ic ol ""^ " '"' " '""'' ^v' tber it eppea "d tl,ot BB"ut *> '"r cent, who huu ' bcon "olicillld l»V0MlJ 100 leet. Thitv wa» in "' '" *"' "nd 3036. At tbc propertj ' «>»">«» Ui "Mn" plied with tht cou "Oi''1 "'•'lu«»t » lh° widening ol the av tnut the latter wss asked to conaidor I «• »»tt« "• ,"on as posublo to relie. '• the hardship ol dslty lo tbc owner i » 9( '" 78e- U was agreed to ro| ft "*** Ml» >»at- ter was now being dee W w''u- ^yr-rom J. P. Criwlord ' * ('°- WM council whit was th. b •»t »°urss to pursue in petitioning: i W ">• loc»' improvsmsnt ol Lynn ) WW, B"" -Irom Hastings ortsk to si *• MjW D. L. 8*4. It wit resolved io M Mr. Crawford to give en oipla.oation « what tho property owners wurfted done. From J. MoNiry, lltb tlret* em' isking payment for clearing boultvtrd in front ol lolt 10-13-681. Inferred to tbt tnginser. e* • From Ches. 8. Podton, F. Toppan sis) F. H. Girling applying lor sidewalk connection, on 9th s'irovl in 0. I. 663. Oa motion ol Conn. Bridgman it was referred to Uu Board of Work, with power to act and tbs clerk wis instructed to notify tht city that the diitrict ii about to conttruet a stvas- walk on 91b itrstt from Sutherland Avenue to Hendry Avenue with tfco request thst tbt oily connect wilt tbe weit end of this with. From Mrs. flraoo While asking for tbe opening ol t road to lot $ end * Mock 1, 1). L. 10(9. Bsferrad to Ibe engineer U, renort. From i. Blunlisb, asjking for s rood- way to bt opened aad ctcirsd to per mit of building material being taken in for tho construction ol two bungalows on lots 8 and 9, block 18, D. !,. 563. Bof. to tho Board nl Worki and engineer. From W. Huxlable requesting a road constructed through blocks 14, 15,10, I). I, 3088. Bof. to tho B. of Worki und ongincer. Au uccount ul $33.73 for boulevard- ing Irom W. H. Davison was roierre.l to the engineer to report. From Misa Sadie Peers tendering her resignation to take effect on March 31st. It wss accepted. Coun. Bridgman reported that tire B. ('. Hic By. Cu. wai ngr. cubic lo placing ol arc lights ut tho corner of tho Lynn Vulloy Boad und Frederick, Centre, Wcstover und Hoskini Boads. It wai resolved lo uutborizo tho installation. Bo doing away with tlie Iwo car lure. Mr. Bridgman iuid ihat Mr. Perry, local manager, had taken it up with the head office and their unawer wai that it would bo impossible to entertain the idea. They thought they were doing well by giving the settlers' tickets. II tbc limit nl lho 5 cent lares was to be extended it was questionable where it would end in the event of the lino being extended a hull mile or so lurther on. In respect tu the providing ol parks and public pluygroumls in tlie several wards Coun. Bridgmuu suggested that u by-luw lor $60,000 or $70,1100 bo put to tho people (or the whole sis wards uud thut each councillor bring in an estimate of colt of a park area in hii ward to be mude u part ol tbe general by-law. Thii wai put in the form of u motion and paiicd. In rogurd to tho widening of I.oi s dale Ave. Coun. Loutet who wai d tuilod to report ou thii mailer ut last meeting iuid thut between 60 uud 70 per cent, ol thi owneri Irom th. north boundary ol 1). L. 801 to tho now park hud doclured ihemielvci in lavor ol tbo 80 fool .treet. In fact ho fell lure tbat by nost meeting ho could get 100 per cent, togclher wilb free gronti of laud iiccciiury for tho widening. From inquiry circuluri nut out and inquiries made il was understood that tbo owners effected on that icclion would be willing lor tlie work to be commenced from the loulh end und taken ui far uorthwurds thii ■caion us thc wind's appropriation would permit. Other owner! wore preient at tin meeting particularly Irom I). L. 786 who wero in favur of a 100 foot street. Tho reeve laid this wai the nuiin slice! in the diilricl and il Iho people woro willing lo muko it 100 leet ho thought that on account ut its prominence their wishes ihould be coniidored ii well. Coun. Loutet slid emphatically thai Ihe principal owners would sot sign up lor Ibil. Coun. Ward considered it only a lair busincu proposition that those representing the 80 feet and those ths 100 feet should send in petiiioni signed by their respective supporter, to the council at its next meeting so that tbe matter could be dealt with in an in tolligvni manner. Coun. Loutet Ihought tho council hovld accept bit report but the sug- gi slion of Coun. Ward was put in thc for W of a motion and paiscd. Be .the widening of Queen itreot Coun.. Loutet isid he hid couiuitcd the solicitor whose opinion wai that a byl.»w would be necessary. Clerk Farmer thought it could be arranged by some other proceodur.e and the miller was referred to him and tho councillor from Ward 3. An invitation was given every councillor to attend tho conference witb tbo Vtn.cou.ver authorities at the Cap- «W>"| tbs following day in connection iwttb tbt widening of that road at a lurther tttrtotion for tourists. 'Uw following plans, woro puascd: lots 1 and 8, Hook "C" D. L. 786, •lot 41, blocks 3 and 9, I). L. 631, lot 3), V- I 3087, blocks 6 to 9, D. I. 863-3, partly approved, east portion of I). l„ 813. and south east quarter pT P. L. 553. A plsn of part of ll. L. 337 was laid over, plans oi blocks and 13, il. L. 704 wai referred to tbo committee of tho whole, plan of blocks 4 and 6, D. L. 3003 wis referred to the solicitor, and a plan of the oast portiqn ol I). L. 653 was referred to the plans committee. The revenue by-law was introduced snd read three times. Tho ruto is 18i mills not instead of 30 mills net as before published. This error wus duo to milling tho Capilano and Lynn Valloy wator rates ol It mills each together, whoress tho rate will bo charged separately to the respective wards, Tho taxes become payable on May 1st and tho time lor robato closes on July 16th. The pound by-luw waa introduced and laid over. Several tenders woro opened lor tho construction of Main street through D. L. 304 and H. E. Gruuon's lender lor $339.00 was accepted. BECOBI) BUILDING MONTH North Vancouver ii having a record month, al least so fur as building i. concerned, ulreudy permits have roach ed the very creditable total ol tffl,- 000. Acting Chief of Police Duviei uf- rnin.1 Ihat v. it bin a very lew days plum within hii knowledge will I. oil thii figure to $80,000. A number ol line icnl, ue.; will be constructed shortly ut Harbor View. Oue ol the locul uichilcct» hai tires ly .l.-i. ns completed lor hounea in oilier portions ol the city. The new buulovurd, which i being opened up by Muh.iii. McFiirl.urd end Proctor, contractor!, is progroiiing rapidly. The process ol rough eluding lias been practically complc'cl. Don't lail to hour Madame lions i K. llurkc ut llie concert, Horlicultur.il hull, this evening. - THE LIGHT FANTASTIC Thc dunce to lw given by the Si. Andrew's and I'uledoliian Ladies' Society in tho Horticullurul ball ou Friday the 31.1 but, is bene engurly looked forward to by those who lave a liking for lho light fantastic, tiueiti aro given the privilege ol donning the conventional evening coilumi or lh.it ol the masquerade. Music fuinislud by Chance's orcbcilru roquiici no comment and ii mllicii'iii gum mil.' tln.l in thii department there can bo litllo room lor criticiim. The ladies of tho society who h.iVe i.peiit ....inc biilc time iu .muring ibat thii affair might be u luccoss, have remlved thut inasmuch as March cum. iu ua u lamb io shall il go oul like a lion in a whirlwind ol solid healthy enjoyment. Within tho past week- a now firm ol istuto brokers has boon organu- styled tbo North Vancouver Real .iilivln Co. Insuranco and Loans, sublessors to E. T. Pollok. Tho new Arm is under tho direction ol Aid. B, C. Diss. Me.'iiiiu. T. L. Harrison und F. B. Hurrison, tho latter being widely known us lho jinrtucr nl Mr. I'ollok, Following a' low improvements in tho matter of office facilities, ct:., the company is now at the command ol its clients. Office, two doors from pout office. THE RECIPROCITY ISSUE Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper to Speak FEHBY DIBEC'J'OHS MEETING The regular mooting ol (lie lurry directors wus held on Thursduy. Mr. Humphreys, representing the North Vancouver hockey club, brought a suggest inn before the bourd thut ua tbe trial trip ol tho new lerry claahed lomowhat with the cliumpioiiship game North Vancouver vs. Vancouver at Brockton Point on Saturday a largo number ol tho hockey cnlhusiusla were v.i.-1.11.,. to iici.c il.e trip also, would Ibo lerry peoplo pick up Ihcao sight loen providing u launch was utilised for tho purpoae ol getting them aboard. This tho bourd decided to do if the launch wul not laid than 3 p. in. ..ih. i vvi'.c ihey would pick them up op the return. • Munuger Heard i,mail..,1 ihul ionic I HID invitation! hud been inucd for Ihe trial trip. A number ol tended fur the insurance ou (lie new bout were received, four being ul 1) per cent. The final decision ou the mutter wns laid over until t apeciul meeting on Friday ovening. Munuger ilenrd uud Mr. William. were uppoinled u coinniilloc to interview llie police comniisiion wilh regurd lo protection for the company's pulruna on Ihe wbarvel, also wilh regurd to the exprcsa sluudi on Alexniider st recti, Vancouvor, about which muny complaints have been re ceived ol lute. hie ihim tkip BAND CONCERT An event much looked forwunl toby music beers will take pluce in tlie Horticultural hall on Friday evening, when the Norlh Vancouver City Baud under (lie direction ol Mr. B. Chance puli up the muiricul event ol the season in their •cmi-nniiunl concert. It will be rememborod thul ul u concert given by tho Bourd ol Trade lull season this band creeled u very luvorable improiiion. Mr. Chuncc nsiures us thut the inquisition ol Ircih talent, combined with a hard winter's practice will embody u production ol mu- steal genius slid technical skill thai will be hard lo tqual. Tbt belt v.,- enlists on either side ol Ibe Inlet have lent their names tnd talonlt lo render ths entertainment i perfect one. On Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock tho North Vancouver Ferry No. Swill whistle lor ill departure Irom tb" Wallace Shipyard! wh.ul ou the n'h- ciul trial trip. The course luken will be up Purr.ml Inlet uud thu lime occupied from leaving lo reluming will be about i.ur houri. Tho North Vuncou-cr t ily Band hui been engaged to ptovide n musical pii.giuui. A luncheon will Ih' imcJ on long lubles sot the whole length "I He driveways To thii will lie u.lilsd .very facility lor the full enjoyment ol thc 300 or US) guests who will be aboard. MANAGEB HAKEII HESICNS Mr. H. V. Baker, who hui lor a number ol yeuri successfully tilled tho position us manager ul the lintel Norlh V'uiiouuver iu ihn cily, hai in- unci.d hii i\iii.in i ol resigning el nn curly dulc\ Mr. linker is due u greal ileal ..f V.l I lor the n m n i iu which ho c. inlu.VI llie office II.'.is of Ihe hotel ami \i- genial milliner wu. a source ol pleasure lo lho gueiti of ihul hoilcly Mr. Ilskor'i •uccciior is Mr. C, C, Watson, who has been managing the Canyon Visw hold ut the Second Canyon, At tho invitation uf the executive ol tho North Vancouver Conservative Association Sir Charles Hibbort Tupper has consented to give un address in this city upon the proposed reciprocity agreement which ii now io prominently beloro tho Canadian public. Tho uddreaa will be delivorod on thu ovening ol Friday, March 34th in l.iiriion'H pavilion. Tho long experience wbich Sir Churlui Hibbert Tupper hui hid in loderul iluteimansbip, together with the prominent position occupied by him as an ex-minister of tho crown as well as bis acknowledged place in lbs lormost rank jn point ol ability, combine to fit him in an especial manner to doal with this Important issuo in a maimer that will command close aud widespread attention. Larson's pavilion will doubtless bo taxed to tbo utmost limit of its capacity to accommodate the crowd who will desire to listen to the utterances ol Sir Charles Hibbort Tupper on this momentous iiaue. G11ANU SACKED SONG KECITAL The public is again reminded ol this splendid concert to bo given in the Methodist church next Tuesday ovening. There will be chorus singing by spine 60 voices, alio solos, duets uud quurtottea. A moat enjoyable program is assured. Tho lickets are selling fusl uud cull be secured ul Cuinniingi' Clothing Sloro, Lonsdule Ave. I'm .i.iin begins at 8.16 sharp. LOCAL AND PEBSONAL Mr. und Mrs. A. Wallace anticipate leaving the lint ol next month on a trip to Scotland. The first ineeling of tho newly incur- Unruled Norlli Vuneouver Board ol Trade will be held in tho city hull next Tuesday evening. Bev. Simon Cunningham, H.A., (Mo- vcrdulo will conduct the service! in iin. church on Subbath nolo, morning and evening. , A very plcaiuut ovenl occurred at llie home ol Mr. Goo. Baldwin, Keith liouil euil ou tho I li h init. in tlie or- riv'ul ol u little daughter Mr. und Mrs. Jul. Uuy wero tho ho-.i ■ at u very pleuiiint whiit drive given ut their home ou 6lh street on Tuesday. Guests lo the number ol a- bout twenty-five were preient und if ler Ihe prises were given rclreihmcnli were served. Messrs. Pierce k Hull, reul estate brokers ure vacating their offices nn Second street for larger und niore up- to ilnle ones iu the new Keith Block ns soon as the latter ure ready for occupancy. Lawrence k looms bave purchased the offices which they are now occupying and will tike pores- lion about April lit. BEV. BONALD McLEOD ACCEPTS CALL At a meeting ol the proibytery of Westminster held in St. Stephen's church, Now Wcstmiuator Thursday evening Bev. .). W. Woodside submil- tod the cull duly signed by tho mom- bori und adherent! of St. Andrew's church hero and it wai sustained by tbc presbytery to bo placed- in tbe bauds ol Bev. Mr. Mcl.ood. Mr. Woodsido suid that bo had thu authority of Mr. McLcod received by lelo- gram from Toronto to tho effect tbut tbo cull would bo ucccpted. Thc presbytery let Ibo 13th ol April ns the dulc of Mr. Mcleod's ordination jn St. Andrew's church and arranged that Bev, Dr. Wright ol Kit- silauo shall preiidc, Bov. Mr. Mclvin, Iho now pallor ol St. Stephen's will preuch and Bov. Principal McKay will uddrou the newly uppoinled minister, und Bov. ,1. W. Woodiido to address Ihe congregation. ENGLISH CAPITALISTS ■ui: l II SIIOUE VISIT The big burge "North Bend" lho transfer ol Ihe Grand Trunk Pacific By. Co. ii at pi. - nt on flic Wallace Ways undergoing a complete overhaul-1 ing. Final Hockey Cup Tie Saturday North Vancouver vs. Vancouver at Brockton Point Oval, lho final i up he lor the champion •hip ol the province will bo played on the Brockton Point oyal tomorrow el 3 o'clock iharp. Tbe early start ii necessary owing lo (be lad ihat a football match is lo b. played alter wards on lho same grounds. Whilst it is unlortunate that ths Itrry trial trip ii lo be run Ibe lume a'lernoon yet it ii lo be hoped in view of Ihe importance of tho match Ihat aimany North Vancouver people- aa pouibl. will attend the gams as there ii sure to bo a large crowd Irom tbo other side. Wet or fine (be bully of will toko pluoo al 3 o'olook aad il should be mentioned that in lbs event of Ibe weilher not being propitious (here is ample accommodation in Ihe surrounding grand .lauds lo kcop ull the apoctalon dry. Thc Norlh Vane u- ver team will lino up ai follow-: Goal-E. L. Mm .I. a Hacks• G. Chcii Aimviuce and N, Worsloy. Halves—C. Montgomery, E. N. Bay- lie, S. Humphreys. Forwords-P. V Baylii, 11. Cuinrr- on, ll Himinglon, |i. Mucooghlcn, 11. L. Macl'horton. The team is identical with ibo ore thai defeated Vancouver in the Lust game with the exception ol 11. Mac- nagbtan. E. .1. II Cardinall, whom he replaces, will in all probability, referee the game with F. L. Bttobcr. t ' I Tlie party ol English capitalist accompanied by Mr. Baldwin and ci vie committee ol Vuneouver, niii'o.1 on Ihe 10.16 ferry this m .mm ■ The pmly con.i.tcd ol: Sir Edward Toniiunl, Auieliu. .lar vis, ul Toronto*; Mr. M. W. Prior, Mr. W. II Brown, Mr. E. Anion, Mr. F. Ilullour, Mr Erucil Evani, Mr. .1. Barrel! Leonard, and Mr. ,|. I*igb Wood, C.M.G. Mr. Wood was interviewed by an Ex- prcn reporter in regards lho object of the trip. "The primary thorgbt of invciluicnl ii uuturally Ihe chief object ol tbc trip," .aid Mr. Wood, "My firm, that ol Brown, Shipley k Co. of London, ulreudy hav. largo financial iulerct. iu thii country at 1 bave invsell, thcic bive been io thorough ly luliilactory lo invielf and employ - eri thai Ihe iuterciling ol English and Canadian capital wss deemed sdvii- able." Mr. Wood', laal visit to Vancouver wa. ibout eighteen month, ago. The tremendous growth of the cities on ml.ci lido ol (he inlet and tbe complete changes and improvements noticeable everywhere Mr. Wood could only .Ionibe a. phenomenal. The party lint vi.il. iho Capilano in view of gol l ing tho cily to lake over tbe road through which tbe water pip. is laid ihe presence ol Amolius ,)arvis, one of the greatest financier! of tbe middle weal, coupled witb those of bis wealthy English confreres, is tlmoit n guarantee in itioif tbit wo will have still addition! lo those who seek lo court Im lane through thc medium of North Vancouver invottmenli. Tho ptrly was met btte by Acting- llccve Allan, Councillor! Bridgman, Word, Ihnnipson, Loutet, District Clerk Farmer, Mr. Philip, president of lho B. of Trade, Aid, Smith and other., ssvtrsl of whom accomponiod Hie part/. BUFFALO .(ONES. AT THE GEM Thoio who visit the flam theatre today (Friday) and tomorrow and (ail to opon ih.ui cyoa in wonder at tht .'.'i.e. then, portrayed will not least, be able to attribute it lo uny wunt ol . success ou tho part of Buffalo Jones uud hia cow punchers in their stirring wild animal captures in British Africa, Tbo famous Buffulo Jones uxpexiencst uro being told in living form to tho millions ol people ull over the world and mude udditionully famous by tht exprcsiioui ol pruiio from luch authorities ui Theodore Boosevolt und the uewipapcr uccounli ol tho trip und ol tbo pioturci. Ol 8,000 leet ot negatives made during the chase, 3000 leet of cracker jack good scenes wsro st- leclod. To describe this picture production seems like rehearsing an old atory. Every paper snd magazine hut given proline accounts of them and the lacl that they are corning to North Vuneouver will give everybody an opportunity of seeing them at a nominal price. The lilmi, however, wore not secured by Mr. Vernier at usual rates but at a price exceeding tbs cost ol a wholo week's supply ordinarily. The picture, are ull dear and the lacl that in all Ibe ruiiniag experience, of the operator who at limit risked hit life by being wilbin a I w loot ol a free and furocioui wild animal such nerve ranking lights wero reeled off without an apparent quiver loemi and is phonomcuul. He is said to have bid to drop bit camera tend olimb a tree frequently to aavo nil life, At other timet Hit.timely arrival o tho dogl and cowboyt mved him sod but picture! Irom u terrible fate. Tho lint scenes depict the preparation! fo( (ht expedition to the garni loudi and tbt overland journey with ox-curli. Amoogtt tht many thrilling experience! thst will make you loan forward in your teat and ulmoil feel the iciiialion. ol the real article i. tho capture of tbe lionet, ind Ih. riiinooeroi. Both are cleverly captured with Ibo lariet and not u gun wa| nnil during tbe expedition. Ibo beautifully striped zebra is roped, lbrown and Iwo minutes later ia carrying out of iti captori off on iti book. Among Ibe other animals that arc brought to earth by (he almost miraculous work ol lho cowboys are tbo giraffe, leopard, chootah and birtbecit. Ths local theatre will stage this excellent production as aforomenlionrd thu evening snd tomorrow evening and at tbe Saturday afternoon wat- inoo. Tht doort will opon at 7 pm. and the show will continue an ixtra cxbibilion ox two if it is found rao- fusryi, Colonel Booiovell, after having men the pictures, wai very fluent in hit praise of Buffalo Jonei and hii It'ial men, inoludiojr.lfr. Kcurlon't rtcrvi wilb t oinsmitograph. TWO TriE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, B, C. J. N. HARVEY, Limited =*= JOHNSTON, KERFOOT & CO. .#[T When in Vancouver ml call and inspect our new stock of Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, Trunks and Bags. Everything new and up-to-date I ' Mlt Every man interested mj in himself and inspired with the desire to succeed, no matter what walk in life, should pay regard to his personal appearance WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION MEN'S SUITS-* 12.50, $15.00, $17.50, $18.50, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00 MEN'S PANTS-$2.00, $2.50, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $5.50, $6,00 to $7.00 $28.50, $35.00. BOYS' BLOOMER SUITS, $4.75 to $15.00. The Vancouver home ol Silver Brand Collars and Peabody'i Railroad Overalls. Special line ol Halifax tweed working Pants 125-127 HASTINGS STREET, WEST VANCOUVER, B. C. City Council Receives Large Local Improvement Reports (Continued from Tuesday's iiiue) Irom Million, Mci'iiiliiiul ami prov- lor, uiking the privilege to bo allowed lo er«< I ii itcp leading to their . bank premissi in ih. Junction bine* on I on ..I,it,- Ave. Ihi grunlud I limn, i'hi. hui niudn nsosssiry temporarily through the propokol guiding ol Ei- jilaini'hi. 11 ..■)... t ...... io oii.-l From M n ..... I.t.l. iiilvuing thai lho i... k orusher cniieignrd to tlm >ity had arrival in Vancouver, I'i .'III thu II. C, Limine |(y. Co. nil viaing Ihut tho city'. Inllar ilalwl March Uth hail i referral to the Utnsrej muiiuger. From ll>an and Howard, accepting Contract to mpply cily with manhole, md wwri miiiugi ni pur Un.lir. This wm confirmed. From It. I, Usui, oily solicitor, a. I vising that ho had cominiuiicatwl wi'tb thu C.I'.It. inking th.in to tuke.oijie ■lupi to i.iii.-b. it..- iroublu at tiie .North Vancouver funy *b,iif and notifying ih' in that in caw Ih.y ili.l nut h. bad o. ii ... i...i... lo apply to tb. railway coinnli.iion. From .1. I' Wi.bee, chairman of the railway coinmiiitoli acknowl»l.ging the eily'i letter in th. criming ,„f (.'. I'. It, tracks st lbs N. V. firry wharf. If. sdvl.nl that the mutter wna In, Ing taken up with lira (l.i'.ll. Co. and th. eouncil would In ndviwd ai ll... msttsr program.!. From Hon. W. J. Bowser, AMoriii)- Gensrsl, srknowludgiiig city'. ... ..I.i lion relative lo the new Land ilsghrv try Act. II. laid in reply thit ths amendmsiil which he had bruiight ia Islsr, would, h. thought, ever tin objection ol North Vancouver. From Child of I'olirn Utvie., ulvfi ing tint h. hsd invxtigatal th. rsss of is old mail ntmod Walsh who bss for sons tim. past lieen st th. !*. V. ho.pit.il. Ht wi. t.kwi there on ths ordsr of Bl-Msyor May on Nov. Kith lint y«tr. Th. cbitf etld h. hief no illnes. tnd had a tittsr, tin. Hsilin- ssr, living at ths sornsr of Uth sinst- sod Bidgswsy. In llw ol thi. ths had notlfial tbs hospital Ibst Um .ity would not lis rstpmiihit lor pi. kesp. This astion ss. confirmed by th. oosntil, AM- KIWtoB InoSfTht ht ehouH not bs pat oat without torn. piss, to go to. From A. CaaspM «*ddls, deputy ^HsoBsalflsal provincial aecretary, replying lo an inquiry from tho city clerk re the nd- iniiiiou lo lho provincial homo of a pnrion .Linn, ih.l jn North Vancouver. i Ho i. 1.11. .1 Mr. .Shepherd to .Sec. 12 ol 1 the Provincial Home Aot und ut Ilia jiumu time mentioned that the Homu win lull of inmate, now. | From Tom John, nn Indian chief, aiking thai the city repair hii chicken j hoiiia which waa dmlioyod llirough city ttreet work. t ihe uiiginoer ws. in.tructwl lo liave Ilia mutter attended to. From the cily engineer recommending ihat mm. place bo provided lor tho itorage ol powder. Il wai re- ■olval to apply lo the Lieut.-Governor lor a „pi mil licelimi. Another cnmmunicalion Irom the engineer reported in detail s. to coil on tho paving and onnitruolion ol oon- cr.t. walk, on a number ol street.. Tb. ongineer luliniilleil report, on local iiiipiovi'iiniii work ol wwer in .t.llalioli in a likt manner war. referral to Ih. Board of Works snd Health commitlsas. From .1. .1. Ilonovim, Fir. Clue); ' Gentlemen Von a«ki.I me for my re- •ignatlon. 1 fsel inclined to lot the matter stand until tb. Mayor md (he lull Council i. here. Then I want sn iiive.ligulion ol ths whols mutter. I wai put her. in chars;, of thii department to run it to th. beet of-my ability. I had no .ode „f rules to follow with redraw, to hiring or discharging men mil running Ihs department generally, and I considered in tb. aliiencc of any iucIi rulss I muit u«e my own diseretion in then metier, ill order to keep th. depart sunt up to sny degree of .'111.1011. y (Signed) I ,|, DONOVAN. Fir. Chief." No change of action was taken by the council. M. P. Cotton snd Co. again wrot. in retV.nct to th inspection by Ihe city of th. sewer pips on Evan., Cole- man k Kvsns whirl which would isvs thst compsny s considerable .Spent, for reahipping ths cull. nick. Aid. Kittson thought that ths council', lut letter ought to hsvt givisi them to undsrsTsad tbit ths council wai not dealing wilb 1/ am, Cohmin snd Kvsnt, but with tho con- Stanton. Us suggMtsd that suothsr I loiter lie written in no uiioerluin tsimt I outlining the city's poiition iu thii Iregard. ! Aid. Hii,del .on lllllUglll II,.,I il lEvuni, Coleman and. Evani would put I a .. impel - ni in.in on to inipeol the 'pipe! Ini.,1,' they wen shipped lo 1 North Vancouver there might bu few I (lulls to i. lop I l.ni'in.-i i ll.ii,.,. laid a shipment ol I nn I. pipe ni ii'. id aomu duya ugo which iookui bud uml he hud advised that they lie not unloaded. 'I hey were, In.w.-iii, und are now on iloi tide of the Inlet. Tlm in..heal health officer wrote 'that he hud emilniiind the house si the 'corner of Keith roud uud .lonea Ave. in regard to it being habitable. He did not recommend ita uae ui it wua in a ilcbipnl.il..I condition, ihe owner will lw notified ..in... Iin'. I hia | line esme into prominent! ihrough a petition Irom th. reiideiiti iu ita vicinity protesting uguinil ilia establishment ol a Chin. .".■ I,..nub v tin i, I. ic I. i.i Wars opened us follows for the coiiitriiclion ol ilorm sowars on Hi. George's Avo., til, Andrew's Ave., I tit, I'strick'i Ave., Million Avenue and i IichIci held Ave. l(om tlio water-' front to ,'lr.l atrool: II. ti. Hancock, Nt, fjeorgu'a 122,310, und ;-l Andrew'. til,mi; M, 1'. Cotton and Co., .St, Gsurgs'i $6,160, til. Patrick'! $8,022, Hahon $8,680, til. Andrew'. $8,280 Clicilei field 17,010, total, 137,070; J'almer Bro.., .St. (leorgs'i |7,rVI8.at, Nt. Andrew'! $8,620.66, Hi. I'utrick't $7,046.70, Mahon $7,160,26, I I"SI,-■ field tHfilliM, total $10,0811.83 ; MiiHi.w il .fame. Mcllougall, Hi. Georgo $8,016, Nt, Andrew'. $8,087.31, Ht. Patrick'. $8,660, Chesterfield |H,063.67, Mahon 14,301.27, total 137,110.26, Itomino I'into, Ht. George $6,868.26, Hi. Andrew'! $7,636, til. Patrick'! 17,886, Chesterfield (7,628, Million t7,IM2, total 136,068.26; I. P. Lal'lacca, Hi. George $6,786, Ht. Andrew's 10,161.77, Hi. 1'strick's 10,607.70, Mshou Ave. $0,140.60, fiiesterfi.ld f8,768.7-., toH 113,161.92; McAlpins Ibili.rt.on, son- trscton, fit. George, 17,260, Ht. Andrew'. 18,760, Bt. 1'itrick's 10,260, C|».t«r(i.ld 18,700, Mahon 17,260, |o tsl 111,200; 11. McLean il Co., Hi. George 14,640, Ht. Andrew'. 18,280, Ht. I'strick'i 18,660, Chesterfield $7,- 010, Muhon 17,200, total $38,620, W. Allan Keonsdy Ht. George'. 16760, Ht. Andr.w'« 10,160, St. 1'atrick'i, $0,- 100, Chesterfield 18,600,' Muhon 16,810, total 940,440, They were referred, to the Bosrd of Works and engineer to bs Ubulstsd. Tho solicitor gave ai hii opinion thut llie cily had the right to luko p... . .n.i. of the wirelen ilutioti ul Victoria I'urk becunao of the noiifiil- iilliiniii of thu condition, under which it wm established there. The clerk accordingly will notify lho wireless company of thii fact. lu ihe meantime ihe engineer will be uikod lo ieo that thu iniirumeiili art properly nin.il for. * lln in.|a, i..;, uf the trouble over the pc.Iii) of sower pipe which il I,, in, supplied to lho cily uud which seems to be un uverluitiiig impediment to thu harmonious working ol the council led Aid. iSmilh lo give notice of u motion which hu would bring in nam week lo uulhori/o the piireliuiing of these pipe from .Scotland direct. He il..„! i.i lho quality would bo ol the boil. The revonuu by-luw wai given ill final reading, iho laiei will be pt) ..I.I. on June I6lh and thu rohute bin it Inn In en let for Augmt oil. Byiuwi introduced und road tin... tlmoi were Ihu Hchooli L.mruonbiiui) Eipumei By-Law No. Ii.ii lo authorize lho ruiiing of 116,000, IIv law No. 167 lo raise 120,000 tor the piircha.0 ol land, adjacent to Ilic. Lake, No. 168 to raiao 18,000 to .n.. i certain alteration, and addition, lo th. Cily Ball und By-law No. 160 trr uulhori/o the council .iibscrihing lor $80,000 shares in the capital itock ol the N. V. I. Hies Limited. The raising nf 180,000 to pnichase these share, wu until.ni/id by Iho elector! at Iho January election.. it wa. decided lo hold un elect ion on ih. four by-laws above mentioned on Huturduy, March 26th. I'lans of subdivision* passed wero block Ih, I). L. 271, conditionally and block II, lot 6, block 216, I). L. 646, conditionally, A plan of lot 3, block 220, Jl. I,. 646 was referred back Is cauio the ilreeti did not correipond with il,...,- in adjoining blocki, The uvular linanoiui accounts wtr. pained as follows : Finance $20(1.06, .ohools 1218.66, police $216.30, health $621.66, Board ol Work! $21,133.70, waterworkt snd fire and light tl, 038.16 and psrkt $34.86.. The program ol tho "Arte, Hiitori- cul and Hcienlific Aatoeislioh" of Viiinouvcr, announced a lecture in Alicrdoon school on Ihe evening ol March 'illli upon the topic "Mediaeval Life and Cuitooii ai Pictured by thc Wood Carver," by Mr. T. A. Martin, M.A., 0»on, of tills city. ABTIBTIO HINGING AND VOICE FBODUCTION MISS LENA DUTHIE (Celcbrnted Scottish Vocalist) 1'upil of Hignor Edosrdo Galli of Milan. Diplomas, lioyul Acudemy and Hoyal College ol Millie, London, England. Will taks pupils in North Vuneouver two daya per week. Communicate "THE ALBANY," 1016 Granville Street, Vancouver, B. C. A. Campbell Hope C. A. t Al ARCHITET 358 1st Street East Phone El 12 Gem ml Contracting EXCAVATING, fJI.EABINO, (IKAII 'ING, Etc. Eilimalea Given. HacLennan & AndrtiM Keith Hood, east of St, Gtorgo'i Avenue, Ur P. 0. Bos 134 JfeTLWTS I ItlC LusinrM (if Strliul )'r.-'->.-r:»sndoUwri win,,,, -n,, |-„ .ilrlMbtp i t f, ivlsf Uulr iiti.i hi,-,,.,,, t„„uci«d I i Hurts, firlliiilnilyi^vticliri, Clint., i i.it. Ourlaiiauir'iAlvliir'entiiii.inrc- . . ./. MirioiiftHirtm, Hci'd., I. viVoi»)Jlt - ■' r,,l <„.l u,-,.i,i:i..I,,,, „,. ui? NOTICE 11 Mil' IIS will be received by the un- del signed up to tin 22nd day ol April, IUII, at 6 p.m. lor Iho purchase of Block 27, .Subdivision ol Lot No. 611, Group I, Now Wc.lminitcr District, liluutud in tho I'ily of Vancouver, and being thi lite ol tho old Provincial Court ll.i.i...e Each t.nd.i muit bo enclosed in a regiitcrod loiter and mint lie addrciicd lo tho mi doriignod aud plainly mnrknl "Iciniei lor old Vancouver Court IIousi tile," und inuil lio uccouipuniuil by an ac- ceptal cheipiu lor Ion pur cent, ol lha lint payment ol the purchaio money. Payment for lho properly will lw ac epicI in inilalmenti ol oiic'ipiurtcr ol the purclia.e money. The first of suoh instalmanl. to bo paid within thirty .I.e. after the accoplunce ol the tin- d.r, ond tho other throe Mutually il.iiealici, wilh inlircit al the rst.ol 6 pel ..iii per annum. In Iho .vent of Iho pel ion whole lender ii accepted falling lo complete llie liril inslil- nient within thirty d.v. of ill. noli.o of such accent.ncc llie sal. lo him will Im candled and hi. ten per cent depoiit forfcilcd. ihe clicpioi of un- lucciful leiulerns will be retumud. ihe highest or any tand.r will sol iiic.'SHoiily be incpiid No commi.- liom ol any kind will lie allowtd. WILLIAM B. BOSS, Mini.tsr of Linda. Department ol Land., Victoria, II C.. March 7lh, 1011. IMS HOUHWlfl Tllll HOUIEWIfl •isvJtsatssra. iUINsWW OlrJ-Fa.hionad Dyta Often WathOut Rainbow Dyei are Fait 0MUIH D] ONEDYEFORALLFABRIC8 NoqtOCKINC ' NoronoN NOWPI1NO NOAOD NOrABtNC NOOOOt ask ttt tm Imshs mI Cslsr CsnJ al M. B. Mcdowell U. C DUCOMMUN-6, 10, 16c stort ■li THE.-roRRSS, NORTH VANCOUVER, 8, C I8J&B I ■w » We Have an Agree- ment with the Owners To allow us to $ell a certain number of lot* in "CapilanoPark" at the old price of $150, and our time limit is nearly up, with about forty- lots left to dispose of, and we will offer them for a short time only. The owneri have notified ui of their intention to raise the prices owing to the charter having been granted to extend the carline through their property, which must be started before June of the present year and completed before June, 1912. This is the last opportunity you will ever have of purchasing property on suburban carline extension at the price of lot* in ''Capilano Park." Town lots $150, $15 cash, balance monthy. Half-acres $500 to $575. 10 per cent cash and balance over two years. ~« 1 M NORTH VANCOUVER INVESTMENT CO. Phone 195$ 134 Hastings St., W ttH*tt4*t*H ^^^^^HnHHn^-HnHHnH*T*H* •H*H~I"H~ s c 0 T C II CLOTHING HOUSE '' .. ijt> IT'S L I I T E D 1. Two Reasons Why We Can Sell Men's Clothes at Less Than Any Other Store ■ Ih V WE ARE the biggest buyers of Men's Suits in Western Canada. WE ARE the biggest sellers of Men's Suits in Western Canada AIM to sell good clothes and at a big turnover profit so you get the benefit by buying here. , WE CAN- save you $5.00 to $7.50 on every suit. ABSOLUTELY PURE WOOL CLOTHS, in qualities from $13.50, $18.00, $22.50 and $25.00. We shall be pleased to show you these goods. =fc*= SCOTCH CLOTHING HOUSE, LIMITED At the Comer of Hastings and Abbott Streets. ^r BIG APPA0B DUAL , . (One p| the Inrefcst'ncrouKO ilculs pu, tbroiijrli on the North Shore was con siiiuinutud oil Saturday wbsn tbi I..ue..I.ile l-i.i,.ti' iii.l.l 31) acres pn tht) Keith It. nn I and ahout a mile |tom tho situ of tlm pro|)oacd Second Nut- rows bridus lo cljopts uf Duncan nnil Scrimsoimr, solicitors ol Vijujcjuvor, at a high liguri I'or ncro, tlie exact «• mount of which has not been discl.is- a\. Tho acreage lie. in li ].. 1)53 and Lynn Crook runs through u portion t.f it. Tbs doal wus put through liy Mr. 1.. F. Hull'- ol North Vancouver. It Is the intention of tho |iuichusur» io lull-divide snd Mr. Holt/ will not ss agent on tho aulo ul tho property. OFFICE MOVED Tho oflioo building ol f. 1». Crawford k Co. has I.e. a moved frqtn the corner nf Iho dl. - south of Firt lit reel Oil l.iill..,-|lnle Avelllle, up t'l Hie north side of the Fsplunudo just east ol tho 1). ('. Floe. Hy. (Vs. offices. The transfer was made necessary because of tho orection of .1, W. Uor.-iiV office building which lins bion started and which will occupy the whole of tho property fronting on Lotiadfilo Av qiiie belweeti Iho Kaplunude uud tho illoy lo the south. HAD HINAWAV ' ' s ! ,|„( j i \ t wwww.4#WWaH^ A leum of young hornos bslonglng to llie Pioneer Hukery und iittuchid to their delivery rig became (right ed Tuesday evening uud bolted In.in in front of tho simp on Lonsdale Ave Hofnre lliey had gone very fur, how over, one of tho aniinuls fell und was Injured to audi un extent thut it be- cunio neceiiary lo put him out of misery which wua speedily olFrclcd by Const able Weir. An Eastern News Letter SAII.OHMEN FOBECAST UlNG SHII'l'INIi YEAH AND HECIUID THAFFK'-l'lCEU HOLDS WALK- INti CHAMI'lONSliU' -- allEH- B1FF8 ABE UPSET. (From our own correspondent! Monlreul, Murcli I3-Il'i going to bo a busy year on the St. Lawrence Ihii leusuii say the old sail, with turret' j...:,.In. weullh uud boom lo tbe Dominion, Sailingdutit ure sot mil.i for all Ihe ocean going slconiers than over before und the department of marine und fiilieriei ii lining iti iliure by pi.iinii.iiie to gel Ibo buoys mid lighthouse! on the long liver channel in ■hupc to guide 'he |>iono.'r vessel of lull '..if.lv ii.'ia the leu to hor i>i on tho waterfront. There ii one cloud in llie sky. The long rumored setnen't strike ap|iean to be growing into ii.uicllnlic. real, ll ii a move by the sailors ocinn-t ihe International Shi|iping Fodcrutioli and affects all men who go down to' tlio ■en ii) ships Ibe world over Owner! uud agent! of vessels here are watching keenly for tho results of ibo In- Icrnulioiiiil Congreii nf Srauion which is being h< I.I in Antwerp und v.Inch will deride llie stand to bo taken by sailors and ■tuckers iu dealing wilb shipping muilcri. I'.ABI, PERCY'S LONG WALK No less u prison tliul llie ^oVi-WoT- GonlTll linns, ll ii auid lo lu e taken the oilier end of tin' nn II wagr. Furl Percy tnude ihut lie odd walk from Montreal lo Otluwii in lln.o days, lbs Furl, who ii an atfache lo lln vie.- regal In.n cb .1.1, l.fi "ll. i,11..11 mil,. on a Saturday und arrived ut Hid.su Hall Ih. following Monday uighi, thut covering ihe olio hundred uud ten odd miles in three duyi. A Yukon dog driver in lho piuk of cmidiiion so'ild hardly do belter. Thii is uol allege ther a record for llie pierage. Wlteu too Earl of Lonsdale waa is Canu'le lilleen yeara ago be walked up Iho same roulo Earl Percy look ni far as I'.mn.. crossed lho Hii.n'.a rivet to Oka and continued airoti cOJOtry to St. Euitucbo in one'day. Alter resting at tho old iciguoury of Ui. Globomky'i over night ho reluruod to M.. nti en I by Si. II. c and Terrebonne —(ilmoit njnoly miles in two deyi. HANGMEN AHE SCAHCE fs hanging obsolete ? Sli.nD Lend- cll.v of M. nil leal nil.-lililj I Iliull '10. Tlioro are three niunld imci iieforo the courts ft ono iligo and another and Hudclifle, tho publie executioner, ii ifead The government hat anaoun- oed that no nice.-nor will be appoint - od and that, hereafter, each ilierjff will bo eipected to lie hii own hangmen, This il quite ai il should bo and Recording to Ian. But tbs slier- i.i'.i Jon't like it. Thoy v ant a man witb some etporioiice for lUcb un m dorlakjng, Mr. J amicus bat a .landing offer of a sow suit of clothet sad a aloe round wad of bank bills to any man who will come forward and put a satisfactory finishing touch upon lay ono,of lho three mm mow up for trial winy may be convicted. ! •"•■"■■■■■sslisss^ The Bank of British North America Capital PajcJ Up $i866,f#6. Ifory, Fpd $2,530,666 2 Office* in "North Vancouver—2 CORNER LONSDALE AVENUE AND ESPLANADE UPPER LQNSPALE AVENUE (nw Fourteenth Street) Saving I )i'|)Dsit:, qf ft.mi ami upwards received. Inii'insi allowed at current rates, banker's Money Orders issued. Until .iliu cs transact a general banking business and are open ou Saturday night. F. T. SALSBURY, Manager. 1 .M i ■ . • TAP NOTICE thut tho Counoil of tho Corporation ol tbo City of North Vancouvor intendi lo construct tlie following worki of Locul Im provomest under sub-section (22) Section 366 of tbo Municipal Cluuaci Act, and intendi to aaacai tho nn.il coil, thereof upon tho roul property fronting or abutting thcroon, and lo bo benefitted thereby, and that a alutcment ■bowing the lunda liable to pay Iho auid aaacasniont aud tho names ol Iho owners Ihorcof, so far us can be ascertained from tho Inst revised A8"-'"9' ment Hull is now on tile ju tbe oll'ic... of tho Clerk of tho Municipality aud it open for inspection during office bourn. City's Sliaro WOHK Estimated Cost STREET I pi. 111.de and Crescent street from St, Goorgo's to St. David's Aw....sanitary aewor 1311,451) First street from St. I'ulrick'B to St. . ' David'. Avonuo military lower 111,827 Second i.tieet from 'Ml foot cnaf of St. Andrew's lo St. David's ASenuo...sanitary lower 14,80t| Third itreot from Si. Andrew's to St. David's Avenue unitary sower 16,784 $1,110 4l)G I.SHU Norlh Vancouver, B. C, Mutch 7th, 11)11. THOMAS SHEl'HEHD, City Clerk. 17-3 The Place Where Everybody Goes Gem Theatre FIRST ST. WEST, NORTH VANCOUVER r Good Pictures Good Singing m\\\ ::: Good Music ::: ::: Programme changed Monday, Wedneiday and Friday. Adults 10c Ca^™"7Z^ Children 5c |J# ,£, |^ CEREAL fOOPS Rolled Oats Whole Wheat Flour Rice Flour Oatmeal Buckwheat Flour Pearl Barley Cracked Wheat Graham Flour Split Feas Rolled Wheal Rye I lour Canadian Wheal Flakes Aik your Grocer for ft, £, H, Brand, '*• Standard of Quality Wholesale fro/n The Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. LONSDALE AVENUE. At Ferry Landing, < ■ The Commonwealth VANCOUVER'S NEWEST CLOTHING STORE First Complete Showing of New . Spring Goodi. WE SELL EVERYTHING FOR MEN BUT SHOES -~— ■-" '.■■' ..:■". ' ."; -■ — THE COMMONWEALTH STORE W. DICK, Prop. 47 A 4«^H>flTINlGS STREET, EAST-47 m 49 NEXT WW TO THE pmem THEATRE m 1 I tout THIS Ufmi NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C, North VANcgvm TliK EXPRESS B. C —. . - 1 -T,——r. Published Tuesdays and Fridays by | Nouiii Shore Press, Liwpp *•"—I' — , 1 ! . . . . ., . I I.I |i i BITS! OS tUSSCBIPTIpS One yuar, ,1.0(1 Sir niontlii, fiOtt. Thraa pioutlis, 36c. United States and Foreign, 11.(0 per year Advertising Hates will be quoted on application. •The Btpress is il.vnt.nl to the interests ol the north Shore ol Burrard Inlet etolusively, It constitutes an advertising medium ol etceiitioiial ttlue for reaching in a thorough and effective manner the population ef North Vancouver Oity snd District, livery effort is inudu to give advertisers the most satisfactory service. Ali changes In contract advertisements should lie In the printers', hands not later than Iliu.in. Monday and 6 p.m. Wednesday to ensure insertion in the following issue, North Vancouvek, U. C, March 17, 1911 I'TIIE lIHINrilNO WA.TKU AT On March 3rd tlie Dominion House of Commons gave its first ronding to a bill consisting of "An act ruspcrl- iiif drinking water" which appears to involve u decided departure from the ordinary trend of legislation of Ibis chancier. The bill contains four clauses of which the second is the all Important rlauss reading as follows I "No efirporalion shall take any .vuler for drinking purposes from any river or strsun which has had uny sewage or refuse put in it above the int.ika |.i|.c through which such water is drawn without having such »-. ii.-i 1.1,nil...I I.-1 using," |t appears probable that thu immediate I'mtse lor this legislation is found in the epidemic of typhoid fever from which the eity of 1 in.in.1 l.i(.. I.e.wi suffering severely for some stun i-.i.-i. Rum.such calamity ui this has been |T.iplltsiad lor a long lime liy those who wire dissatisfied with conditions relative to Ihe v.,,i.i supply of Ihe capital cily. The town of A>liner is situated on (be Otlawa river above llie cily ol Ottawa Thut town contains extensive cunning factories, putting up vegetahlei and nieati. Critics of Oltuwu'i water supply hove long been protesting !, .-,i 1.1 110 restrictions huvo bwu pluccd on Aylmer in I lie matter of dumping coin. . uml sewsgo iuto Ihe riv.r Irom Which the capital city has drawn iti supply of water. The conclusion which is naturally drawn Iroui tliii situation ii that the typhoid epidemic hai shown that the ohjcolioni laid a- guinst the water supply were well taken uud that "ihe Drinking Water Act" hui lic-n framed with u view lo solving Ihe problem hy ciiuciiug that uny city taking wuler Irom a river under conditions inch 111 obtain ut Ottawa •hull be compelled to ilcrilizc all wa- tar before il 1 caches Ihe comiinier. While polluted wuUr can doiibtlesi be rendered iisabie by means of sterilization, never!Iielcli, such case, si those to which tbt propotal set applies consulate striking instance! in which "An ounce of prevention it worth a pound of cure." ft certainly ought to ii. an ensiei mutter 111 wtli as 1 much mere coVtive method, to prevsnt the waten of a river from being wilfully polluted thin to underfill to purify them for human oon- sumption ufter such pollution his tsk- su place. Ths proposed legislation would, therefore, lw framed on u tiftr snd more apiitibi. basis if it read to th. effect that whsrevar uny town or oity drsw. iti water lupply (or drinking purpoiei, from any rivsr or streim no othir town 01 community or individuals occupying a situation higher up Ihs sti,am .hall be allowed to put sswag. or refuse iuto or in any way or to any degree to pollute the wutsri of that stream. The Mil a. it itandiin- vtrtt tht nut ui id und logical order or to us. s homely phrase put. "the cart Mors th. liorst." ('U'f-OVEH TIMBEHLANUS Their Trsslmsnt a drest Problem hi I'liiiailian Fomtry "J'lis handling of cut-over lundi is Hi. grtstest problsm in (orest urotee- lion sod forestry in Csasds todiy.' , In Diet, words, tsken from Bulletin No, 9 tA Um Forestry Br.nch ol the Dominion Dspsrtmwt of tht Interior (Vorsst rim in Cssot., JW) th. author, Mr, H. B. »««illsn, one of tat sssisttat In.psctor. of Forest itstervM, ssti lordi out M (ill ilirf aims of Cinidisn fotsit assistant. Thi dmgsr (to* «♦»»» -sVwsr WBW, PISPWNKD OJTY A significant last, is apparent in polios oiroles during tht past wis* or so and which reflects a considerable a- uiiiiint ol credit on the pulloe fores and it is ths oRii#moui absence n| inebriation or other illegal nets. Ths city now is the objective point ol hundreds ol laborers Irom outside points und even in (be IsM of thit cosmopolitan population almost perfect ordtr prevails. lands is two-fold. In the first place, they are the worst possible menace to the forests because ol ths readiness with which fire starts on them st the least provocation. After the lumberman has liniihed cutting the timber, there remains, scattered over ths. laud, a mass of chips, tree tops and other debris, which gradually dries out snd in a lew monlhs becomes like so much tinder. A lighted mulch, a spark from s camp-fire, a lighted cigarette dropped, and away goes the tinder, uud almost with the spend ol thought a serious fire has developed, l'erbapa the Inc meets witb no worst fuel than more of the outting debris. Then the loll ii not so serious, but even i)o tlie bra may have consume 1 111 iich, if not all, of the thin soil clou ucleristic of some forest regions, and uny p.) im In Iny ol im lie'i tr.e growth ii lost for centuries, if not for ever. .Should the lire come to mature uu.l valuable timber, the 1ms from the distinction of the timber may lie cum minis, and in some cases such fires have ic.ich.d lo the homestead of the settler, destroyiiiu: Ids crops, building, and other improvements (perhaps his little ail) and even human life. The other danger — not so much appreciated until lulu years, uud even now only by a comparative few—il the liindiiin ce to the tree seeds and the little trees which this mass of litter presents. Even when ths sscdi fall, iliuy hav. small chines to ilurt or germinate. Even if they ihould get thus fir, the delicate root encounters nothing but dead wood, chips or pent, aud dies from luck of nourishment. If by any chuuee u small tree does spring up it grows with difficulty and has great chances of being tivopS .,.., and destroyed by th. fir.. Even during thi preient year (l'JIO) many loreit lire, huve riged in cut- over laud, those of 'iepleiiiber, near ths city of Vancouver, I), 0., being u case in point. Mr. MurMillun figures thut for every foot of timber taken oul ol' the ford byg the lumbermen throughout Canada, an average ol seven fc,.t hai bwu destroyed by fire. This, it may Im suid, ii a lower ettimsU than hui bsen made of certain diilricl. of Canada, t. g., ths Ottawa rivsr villey, where Senator W. C. Edwards, out of tbs moit prominent lumberman of the country, thinks tbst at least ten tunes as much lumber haa been destroyed by ths fire a. hi. been tsktn oul by tbe lumberman, Oftioe Heme 10 House 1'htfin 2rJ7 ALEXANDER PHILIP Ileal Estate Agent and Coaviyau'W HAS FOB SALE A blook ol. Choice residence lots on tlie Grand Boulevard. Tbs cheapest on tbs market. Two lots on Third Street, blook 1W- ; 16,960 each. . One lot on Third Street west, 60x110 feet, only ,13,600. Two lots on Seventeenth Street east, each 60.160, only 11,660. Two lots on Fifteenth street west, 60. 160 feet, only $2,800. These and many others on his lists will bear investigation. New office, CLUB BLOCK, Esplanade. 8 mmm—-mmm :d. ruggles, BABBISTEB NOTABY PUBLIC . 133 6th Street East North Vuncouvei I'hon. 378 FRED G. TURNER Notary Public Loans, Investment, and Insurance Boom 207, 632 (irunville St., Vancouver, B. C Phone 8309. Land llegis try work a specially. Heir Mr. ll. i. Csvs, Vancouver's leading tenor soloist, tf th. band concert, Horticultural Hull, tbi. tvtoing. ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY This society htld its rtgulir monthly meeting Uit Tuesday whin thtrt wis s good attmdsnes. Prssidsnt Murray wit in tht chair. Sit new member, were carolled, bringing Uu total msmbersbip up to over 100. Attention was called to tht ladies society gathering to bs held on the 31st init and alto to (he concert to be given by tht Pipers' Band on 21st April nut. It w.i referred to u .peels! committss to consider Uu possibility of arranging lor a popular excursion early in ths Mason and to confer with other looieties on the tub- led. At t meeting of the district school boird htld Wednesday .svsning ths 16th lost, t letter wtt/esd from Mr. Hicks, resigning (his petition as teach- sr of Um NortiASta/ school. Tie bosrd psstad t Isoton asking Mr. Hiokt to reconsider wis decision tnd alto expressed ji. c<Mdence in the di- seipliso of hit Phone 198 North Vancouver Coal and Supply Co. Dealers in Coal, Brick, Sand, Gravel, Lime, Cement and General Builders' Supplies, All Orders Promptly Filled and Satisfaction Guaranted. Prices on Application. Office: Lonsdale, near City Wharf Warehouse: Forman's Wharf The Royal Bank of Canada Capital $6,200,000. Iteiervn, {7,200,000. Total Assets W6,000,lXJO. A general banking business tran.ucted. Savings arcouuti s ipeiiulty. Account, of firm, aud individual, solicited. W. DICKINSON, Manager. Norlh Vancouver Brunch. Bank Office in N. V. Club Block I ■- ■ JI i.i B.C. MARKET CO.'S Specials (or Friday and Saturday. EXTBA SPECIAL- Bolitd Prime Bibs, boneless . Sirloin Steak Porterhouse Boast Pork Uim, whole or hall ... Pork Shoulder., whole I'ork Shoulders, .rlcsd Loin Pork Chops ,., Leg Mutton < Shoulders Mutton Small Winchester Hams Empire Bacon by the piece . Finnan Haddie, the best Guarantied fresh F.ggs Tlie quality of (.hcc meats will/give you ivory sstisfeclion and ssvtf you money »my timt. B.C. MARKET to. W liONSDALE AVJBNUJk Phone) 16 Fret dtlivtry to sll part, otf tin city. 21 Splendid Lots Three Blocks from Lonsdale Ave, ELDER MURRAY C(£ Price to ensure quick sals only 1300 each-easy terms Speaking of Snaps; how is this one? Double Corner of Fourteenth St. and St. Andrews for $2600 «X. Pierce & Hall Next to Palace Hotel Phone 110 FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! FOR ABSOLUTE PROTECTION write«Policy in ihe Commercial Union Fire Assurance Co.. Ltd. (LONDON, ENGLAND) ASSETS: $94,900,000 Sole Agent PERCY KING NOTARY PUBLIC. 18 LONSDALE AVENUE Agreement, md Contract, dr.wn .,, , r -, C.niril of cv.ry d.icription rhone 15/ Cosvsyinci«| mm Something good (or the small buyer 38ft. LOTS IN CITY Price $275 each $75 cash. Balance very easy. Call and see us about these C. E. uwaoN & CO. 15 LONSIMLIi AVJi. NORTH VANCOUVER Phone 70 -P. 0. llox 97 AGREEMENTS OF SALE WANTED ON NORTH VANCOUVER PROPERTIES <* * The Merchants Trust & Trading Co. UNITED CORNER PENDER AND BURRARD STS. PAID UP CAPITAL 1100,000.00 R. THOMPSON TINN, M.„.,.». Dl/acla, (RANCH OrriCEi M OU lr.il ll., LmIm, EmIui 50 ft. Lot lacing New Municipal Hill. Price, $500; Cash, $200. 50 ft. Lot, 17th Street, near Boulevard. Price, $600; Cash, $200.' Double Corner, Queenibury Heights. Price, $ 1500; Cash, |500. North Vancouver Trust Co., Ltd. * . (loU lokstsr * Ward) 219 Lonidale Avem t. Phone 44 Campbell Realty & Investment Co. Mlll.SALK Owiiw niiiil wll Itrgs roomy liouse, ill modern, consul loan- .Inlf.jii, fence, lirc|iluc,., (fqu nasi). 'I...... to car lint. W.B.H00D The Cash Store Staple and Fancy Groceriei Freih and Smoked Meat* Potatoes, per saok, - $1,08 Ayrshire Rose Butler 14 1b. box - - - $4.28 i 3 lbs. Lonsdale Blend of Tea .... $1.00 3 lbs. Best Empress Coffee .... $1.00 Russet Applet), per box $1,88 Sbarwood's Chutney, qts. ... 1 - SOc Captain White's Pickles 80e Pure Castile Soap, per bar 28c driver's Fruit in Syrup from ..... 35c REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE. TELEPHONE 89. P. 0. BOX 114 t You can depend upon the utility and price of our Meat apartment. Rolled OntB, 711)*. for 26c, drivers Miirinuliiriu ill I lb. glass jars, nudi - 15c, Ayrshire Hose Clownery Butter, - • 3 lb.- $100 .emons, per do/,. 20c Oatmeal Soap, 10 burs 25c Maggie Soups, 5c per (ublvt Phone 40 1111 Lonidale Avt NEW YORK CAFE ESPLANADE WEST LOW tfypwafa MKAI.H AT ALL IIOUKo- 6t.m. log u m. Kirst-clsss Meals 35c. Commutation Tickeli, 11 nitala »4 75 I.....in lor Kent al raodtriti ratal I. O. () K. North Vancouver Lodgt, No. 66, Duels svtry Thursday evening, corner Lonadals Avenn. and First itrsst, st S o'clock. Visiting lirellireii cordially iovitsd lo intend. A. T. Ktnnsdy, N.O.; Thos. 8. Nye, roc.-mc. ; J. B. I'illiag, i'.G,, fin.-iec.; Chss. Nys, P. 0,, Inn. Fully Equipped to plod over ths <Wt or tuftr hea- ger tod thir.t is Mr. Camel. Ws'rs aot MU that way. Whit wi wui U Uu rttl ihiag. You Get Real Paint When Buying Here It will .land tie Waring .us of ttt Ssfctrs or Uu pl.it. of Cook's North Pols. FOB PAINT TBAT J,A8T«»-AU mum-win nn. W.H.ST0NEY4C0. 117 Lontdtit phon, ,^ / mi THH gXFftggB, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. ssjsjssbssjsissssssssbbssbssssssssssssjs^^ I Birk$' Watches POSSESS VALUES BUYERS APPRECIATE i i ' Although we emphasize the merit! of Rirks' special movement which is really the height of' perfection, we pan accommodate the public with best efforts of all the leading watch makers of note. In selling watches, our policy is. to satisfy our customers, and this policy has brought us reward and proof of the value of meeting the public with honest values. See our thin model watches, in them you will find perfection and satisfaction. , , i , ; : — Henry Birks& Sons, Ltd. jewelers and Silversmiths Hastings & Granville Sts. Geo. E, Trorey, Managing Director PALACE HOTEL ivVits; .-mid per and up. Special rales lo families and to regular hoarders ' , . , finest Roof Garden on Pacific Coaftt REDA&ANDRUSS PROPRIETORS Skconji Strut. - - - - NOKT1I VANCOUVliK. ti. C. »#« .tJf'A,,.,, vfJi-ift • ' t . ■ '*i if '*' Hi ... ■ We operate the only pa|»- ded furniture anrj piano moving van in (he city. . . N. V. Cartage Co. f I onidalc Avt. fllUNI Ml THE LONSDALE PHARMACY "11 When you deal at the Lonsdale Pharmacy you get exactly what you atk for at the right price. Special attention paid to prescriptions and family reci|)t-s. "U We carry a complete line of Stationery and Drug Sundries. - Telephone L 29 A,,, TOoii,»,... Cor. Lontdile 4 8tb Parkdale Finest Alberta Butter 30c, lb. May I'lower, Spring Brook of Ayrshire Rote 3 tbs. $1.00 5 lbs. of good Tea ■ •>'.'• ... 1.50 5 lbs. of better Tea - 5 lbs. of the best Tea • . . - 1.75 . 2.00 CLAVI.K1E & ARCANI) Corner First Street and St. George FRUIT PRODUCE CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS, Etc. WHOLESALE ONLY PETERS & DOYLE 120 Second Street East. Telephone 200 Convenience to North Vancouver Merchinti Buy la Your Own Tews. YmtO sr.SsifxiUs- • WAIpp TBI? Tho preliminary trial Wp M »■ spootion ol the North Vancouver Perry No. 3 took place on Tuesday ovenii g from tlie Wsllaoe Shipyards dock. - I'ltii now. host looked very mujoslio as it iiiciiincil out into iiiid-alrs.ipi wiioro a snluto passoil botwoen it and tho St. (ioorgo which was on Ils «»y ovuf to North Vancouvor. Tin' No. 3 in Us spotless ennt look- oil n vory uttraolive emit and owiiic to tho, oxtenaiori of tlto decks ut each ond of thu bout, u bettor offset ia pro- ilucuil from u distance tliun liy Iho St. (Ioorgo which iu devoid of there trimmings. Tho iii:.|n'.ium which wus iii.'hIc provoil satis'uetory and tho spued wu. found lo ho ijiuch groatcr than oithor of tho other two hosts, This, of course, was no surprise,- us her motive power ii ol greater capacity. 1'HINF.SE FAMINE BELIEF FUND Sir., t'hilip, local trou.urcr ol this dm.I, desires to ucknowledge thu ro- ouipt ol thu following additional suh- acriptions towards this fund whj.b ho hui .lull forwarded lo tho treasurer of tlie Vancouvor fund | .'rofesaiir McNuiikIiIoii 110.00 St. Androw'a Sunday School ... Si IB St. Atrdrow'i Bihlo Clan HMW St. Andrew'. ('.. E. Society 15.H0 Wilf, l'rcviously reported ... 88.48 II9I.7D It ia desiruhlu thul uny others who wish lo subscribe to this urgent ue .1 communicate with sir. Philip early BDAllI) OF HEALTH A special ineeling of the city Hoard of Health comniilteo wm held Wcdiu'i- duy ovening at whicn il wai resolved to ml..' definite steps towards the at- libliiliincnt of un isolation hospital on ii locution to he aelected by aaiie- cial committee which wai uppolotoi, Tho cily engineer hua been instructed lo prepare plans uud estimates foi a lunl.line Ui contain 4/i beds. Mr. II. .1. I'uv.' Iiiih long h"cn u prime favorite vv|th Iho Vanoo-tver public ua a tenor soloist. Ho will ll heard by llie local public ut ihe Hoi liculliiriil bull i In.. Friday evening uu tier lho auspices of iV V. (ily Hind. LYNN VALLEY NOTES | Express special corrosiHilula.il) Mr. and Mn. Foi left for llieir liome iu Wcyburu this week uflor ipoudiiig u pleniunt m'Ji.ijiii In Lynn Villus. The Missel 'uoo'i, Kitllbino, Wilt lho gueili of Mn. II lli.u.tba Sunday afternoon. Mr. und Mn. Snow are ret I lol II their new home on Frudcrick Koad Mr. NcIm.ii of Otter, 11. I'., was »u a vi,ii in Lynn Valley last week. Mr. Wilkinioii of Vancouver ,i char iug hii lot on Centre Koud ready to build. Ettra cars were niniiing lo Illegal ley on Sunduy uud tlioy woio neolid Allliour/li tbe duy was not u uUc ons il did not stop llie travelling public. .1. N. Hunker was out to lho V'slluy bidding hii many friends Liiiodbyo on Tuenilay uflernoon dolors iluiliug on hii tii|. '.".nl Mr. Hunker und h family will visit Los Angelei sud 'Friico and will linn jjo lo Pbconis, Aritoua. Notice of llie opening of Ibo I'rcsdy torian church hai lien announced at an early dale. Iloli't fotgel Ilic dale April 'Jib, ulao a huinpM on Iho I Oil.. F.verybody .hould mske un effort In koop I bin dale, i.m i ,,| for' Ihe oc cssiou. ————— LICENSE TO AN EXTRA-FKOVIN. CIAL COMPANY COMPANIES AOT (July lit, 1910) CANADA I Province of British Columbis. No. s6sA (l»10j Tbi. i. lo certify Ibst "IHE LEEDS FIBF/lLAY (CANADIAN BRANCH) COMPANY LIMITED," h authoriud tad lioeniod lo cany m businout within the Province ol Hrit i»li i 'i.luinbin, and lo carry out or ti- (eel all or any of the ohjwli of the Company lo which th. Ugiilelivi so- thorny ol lb. Legi.leturt ol Hiiiiib Columbit eitend.. Tbs head office of the Company ll situate In tlie ('ily ol Montreal, pro* vine of Quebec. The head office of the Company In iliji Province li tiiutte tl (bt City ol Vancouver, and William Ernest Burns, whole tddtttt it Vancouver aforesaid, 1. (ho attorney lor the Company. 'fho amount ol llie capital "I ihe Company il Filly Tbouitnd Dollars, divided into One thousand iliarst. flJVFN under my hand snd Sill of Office el Victoria, (h. 8.) Province of British Cilum Ms, tbit ninth dsy of February, one Iboussnof nine hundred end eleven. I). WHITESIDE, Hsjritlrsr of .Joint Slock Compuiics. Tht object! for whiob Ibis Company has boon established and licensed arp: (1) To export to the Dominion ol Canada the inaiiulacliiicd products of In..-Im and other lil... mineral nub stances, and in particular furnaco lining, gas retorts, ooko oven blocks, bricks, tilus, pipes, biillm, sanitary appliances, voiitiliitfiig upplliiiicus, und other like articles. (i) To curry on husiucis within tho suit! Dominion us geitorul builden uud eiiiilnicl.il,i, diroialoiii, and llllinilhio- i iii ci ,i o{ or ilealci ii, iii ull und building rutpiisilus uud it) ull such products und articles us uru moittioiiod in paragraph 1, (8) To curry on utty other busincss- oi whether muiiufucturing -or other- wiao, which muy leom to tho Company cupublo of being cotiyoniuntly parried ou iu connection wit li uny ol Ihe above apuciliud objects, or. calculated directly or indirectly, to oiiliun.ee Iho viiluo of or render prolil utile, uny of tho Compuiiy'. property or rights. (4) To upiily for, purchaio, or oth- orwiio acquire any putouli, brevets d'iuvoution, liceniei, concuiaiona and tho like conferring, uu excluaivo oi non-excluaivu or limited riglit to use or uny aecret or oilier inforinutioii us to any Invention which muy accm cap- 1.1ilc of being used for uny of thu put- poaoa of tbo ('oiiipuny or tho acijuiii. lion of which may seem calculated di really or indirectly lo benefit thii Compuny, and lo t)io, exurciic, devgh op or grunt licunioi iu reipcct of, or olhorwwo turn to account Ihe propel- ly right and information so adjuiral (8) To purcbuio or othorwiao lie 11111 >- and undertake all or any part of tlie business property and liabilities of any 'person or Company carrying on anv business which (his Company is aiillinii/wl to curry on or noaaoii- od of properly iiiitnule for llie put- puaei of (no Coinpunv (6) To enter into any arrangement with any government! or authorities, supreme, muiiieiiinl, locul or otherwise nnd lo obtain from any inch govern. in. i.i or authority ull rights, concct' anil privileges thul may seem Conducive lo the Comptny'l objocTs or any of Ilium. iV) To outer into partnership, oi into any arrangement for shining pro- Ills, union of interests, cooperation, joint adventure, reciprocal concession, or otherwise with uny person or Compuny currying on or engaged in or ubout lo curry on or enguue in uny business or transaction which Hill Compuny ii authorised to curry on or engage in, or any business or trans action capable ol being conducted so us directly or indirectly to bcnelit this Company, and lo lake, or oilier wise acquire, ili.in . .ii slock in, or securi lies of, uud lo subsidize or otherwise assist any such fouipuuy, uud lu loll, hold, reissue wilh or without , uurun tec or ulherwiie deal with such ihuroi slock or securities. (s) Generally to purchase, luke or leaao iu oxchange, In., or olhorwiio acquire tiny rout or personal properly, und any rlghli or privilegei which the t'oiiipuny muy think necessary or son- vunieut with reference lu any ol Ibo object, or capable of being profitably iln.li with iii connection with any of the Company's properly or righla lor the iin..- being, ana in particular sny laud, building's, casements, licenses, luii.i,u, plants, machinery, ships, barges, rolling-ilock, and .loca-iu- trade. t'.'I To null the ueduii.kink' of lho Company or any pull thereol lor iucIi coiiiiderulion ai lho Cuinpany may thul fit, and in pnrliculur fonharoi or debentures, debenture ilock or other securities uf uny other Company Imviiiu objecti illlogether or In pari limilar to those of this Company. (10) To promote any I oiuiiany «r compuiiioi for Ihe puipoio ol acquiring all or any of llie properly righla and liabilities ol llie I ompiiny or lot any oilier purpose which muy seem directly or indirectly culculutud to benefit thii Compaiiy. (It) to invest and dent with tin inoneyi ol ihe Company not iminodi uirly required in inch maimer ai uu.) fiuw lime to Iliac be del ei mined. (14) To lend money lo iucIi perioii. uud on such leims ns may win c»|h ilicni, uud in particular to cuatomoti of and periom hnvtiig dealtiigi wilh the Company, und to give any guarantee or indemnity ai may nun expedient (13) To raise or Iwiiow, or incur, the payment of money in such manner mil on such tsrni ni may ictui cspodioul, nfd in particular by tbsis- •ue of del" i. inn - or .1.1..I.hue slick whether perpetual or ■ ih. 1.0.1 Slid oharued or nol charged upon tbt whom or any pait of Ini pnqierly and righti ol I no Company both prcMiit mid fui ui.-. nicluiliiit iti uiicnlled capital, snd lo redeem, purchase, orpty off any lurli sccurilios. (II). To draw, accept, indorse, dis- count, execulo tnd isiue hills ol ex- cbsngo, promiiiory iioleLdebenluru, bills ol lading, warrant! and other usgotishlo or Iranifcrablo inilrumcpli or locuritioi. 118) To luiiiiM-ial.. any pnrliei for services rendered or lo lie rondcrod In piecing or aiiiiliug lo place any shares in lho Company1! capital or any dcbenturci, debenture iiook, or olhur securities of lho Company or in or shout tho formation or iiioiui.lion of the Company or the coiduct of its buiincii. (li.) To do sll or sny of .licnlaiv. thing, in any pari ol the world end ■•illiM a. piiiii'ipali, agenli, liusun. contraclors or olhorwiio, snd ritbrr alone or in conjunction with olhoTt, snd either by or through autnu, sub- conlincion, trustee, or otherwise. (17) To sell, improve, niniuge, develop, sxehaogs, enfrsiirhiis, base, morlgige, diapoae ol, XuiJi to norount, or olherwiio deal with all or aoyjsrt ol tht propeity or righli ol the Com puy. (18) To do sll such other lliiagi ss are incidents! or conducive "i lbs st- llinment of the above objects audio Ihat Ihe word "Coinpunv" in Ibil Clause shall be dunned lo include any ptrtnersjiip or oilier body of pcrfoaj trhtlhsr urCorporalsd or nol bn'orpor- sitd, tnd wiit'tl..! domloiltd In lbs llpited Kingdom or elsewhere, »H So thai tin 1 md in fiob of tbt tint two pirtgriphi of this Citust shall eiropt worn otlicrwlii r« preunl in such paragra|>h lie In no wise llnsjlsd or rtstriotsd by raference to or uilercnce from the lermi of toy ptrtgraph or tbs ntmt of tbe .lnOSAV. [■ j..'il; ii'iMc The Monarch Malleable j?«j. Range At Vancouver Prices. Sole Agents for North Vancouver. LATIMER & ELUOn HARDWARE, ESPLANADE, next to P. O. North Shore Locators REAL ESTATE & FIRE INSURANCE Wo aro placing on thc murket a block of 17 loli, on lbs lirainl boulevard extension. These loll aro high and dry, with an uniurpuaied view, two blocks from tho prciont car line, liro 10x138, partly cleared. Pricoa from tiino lo $800. Torma-1-8 cell, balance. 3, 6, 0, 13, 18, 18, 31 and 41 month. Conic in and lot ua show you over thii property. No. 8 Lonidale Ave. Phone 123 mr CURRY CO. DRY GOODS AND GENT'S FURNISHINGS Carner Lonsdale and Second. Ni 50c i our price No. 2.—Natural Pongee, al a value never before offered in No;',li Vancouver, 34 inches wide, our price No. 3.—Natural Pongee, very fine closely woven, strongly recommended for summer dresses, 34 inches wide, *7 C our price / JC Place Order* for Your Spring Suit Early for prompt delivery. Satisfaction guaranteed. ■ SPECIAL NOTICE THOR will be on exhibition daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the B. C. Electric Railway Co.'i office, 50 Lonidale Avenue Phone 255 Amongit the new arrivali for ipring we have tome exceptional value in. Pongee Silks, at prices which will compare with any store in B. C. i. I .—Natural Pongee, even weave, good weight. O C 24 inches wide, our nrice . J JL The Gurney-Oxford Steel Top Rang e means i marked saving io fuel and belter baking results. The"CWANCEl.l.OK"nol only docs ils woik HliTTER but AT LESS COST Hub mliei Kangit,, Wc can dcmpiislitte lo.you (be jvlwle Superior Cban-' "■Hur principal »' eeoiilirny ' snd iflciency in len minutu. ii il ool world lb«f o)uc|) ol your limi rigbi oow ? The J. D, Fraser Hardw«w Qq, Phone W. 133 Uidsle kjftm •StWtssjiaJaiaisJlisJsj WM I iti^i^A&ki, THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B, C. WVft THE HOME FURNISHERS 128 Lonsdale Ave. Special Cath Discounts January We have just recently added a new line o( Maddraii Muslim and Scrims in Oriental effects. Seme pretty curtain Muslins the latest out (or Window Drape,t & Curtains Bedding of AH Kinds TAPESTRY CARPET SQUARES You'll find it hard to heat our prices, we carry a good assorted stock, in all tones and patterns. A Big Discount Off Dinner Sets . This Month FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY SHOP EARLY Japaneae Ruga and Squares They look well and wear well and make a good serviceable carpet (or office, library or den. LINOLEUMS Now is the time to choose the' pattern (or kitchen, dining room or bedroom. We lay Linoleum Free. PORTERS in Red. Brown, and Green Tones •SECOND FLOOR ..j I >.''; Ft OG ,. 'i vi We Carry at Good • Selection ol Metal Bedsteads 'A-*.;- - r ; £ u You Will Find on the Coast Prices Right By Louis Joseph Vance Copyright, .90S, by tht Bobbi-Mirrlll Co. come inline? you must have known I wss dying ol amletyl" "Oh, I sayl Can't you see I'm liurtt Bsd a nasty fall and must 've been asleep ever since." "My precious onel How"- "I'un't ssy, hardly. I say, don't pan a chap so, iiiumim:. I brought Bales along and told him to wall, beouuse- well, because I didn't (eel so much like shuttln' myself up tn this beastly old tomb No 1 left the door sjar and told W-H-H-H4.1W-I-H-W*W"1-H*H.^ ■ • North Vancouver City Lots in Blocks 9, 9a, 15, 15a, 16 and 16a; District Lot 550; now on sale; also Acreage in District Lots 546 and 550; subdivided into blocks of from to 22 acres. ' The Grand Boulevard Extends Through This Property. For Plans, Price List ud Particular*, apply to i . The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Co. w. ti MAHON, McFARLAND & PROCTER,. LIMITED, Corner Pender uid Seymour Street!. OFFICIAL AGENTS. VwwMve., B. C Phone 6286 »MMHHMMlMintlM>!s|>MMIHI*.»tlMMIIIlHIIIMMM,MMH'M "Muss nun nun yuurtclj, ilenrl" blm nut tu let iinvbodj come In Then I came upstairs There must 've been somebody already In the house. I know I I bought there wu. II mude Die feel rreepy rulhor. Al any rut.', I beard voh-es down below, uml the d.a.r banged, und somebody begun hammer In' like fun mi Ihe knocker." 'il.. i...j paused, rulllng un cinhiir rossed eye up nl tbe stranger. "Yes, yes, ilcur!'' Mrs. ilulbim urged blm on. "*- "Why, I- 1 iniiilc up my ititiul In cut my stick let whoever It was past pie on Ibe stubs, you know. Hut he followed me uml struck me, and than I jumped lit libit, uml we both fell down tbe whole flight. And (hut's ull lie tides, my head's uculu' like everything" "Hut this iiiuii"- . Mm. Hallam looked up at Klrkwood, wlio bowed silently, struggling to bide boili bis amusement uml perplexity. "You. sir. Klrkwood!" Again be bowed, grinning awry. She rose smlili nly. "You will be good enough lo explain jour presence here," she lufor d blm, wilb dunger ous serenity. "To be flunk Willi you"— "1 advise that course. At. Kirk wood." "TliiitikH. awf'ly. 1 came here bull an hour ugo looking for u lost purse. full well, not quill full of sovereigns it wus my pprse, by Ibe wuy." Suspicion ;-:111■ ■ ■ i like foxlire lu Ihe cold green eyes beneath her puckered brows. "I do, not understand." she said slowly nnil In level tones "I didn't expect you lo," returned Klrkwood. "No more do I. Hut. nuy wuy, It must lie clear lo you thut I've doue my best for this gentlemen here." Hs paused, wilh tin Interrogative lift of his eyebrows. "This geiitlemun' Is my sou, Fred crick nullum Hui you will eipluii)"- "I'ardon me, Mrs. nullum; I shull explain nothing ut present. Permit Die to point out that'your position here -like mine is, to ssy the least, ouom- alous." The minium stroke told, is he could tell by the Inslsnt contraction of her eyes of a cat. "it would be best to defer explanations (III a more convenient time, dou't you think; Then, If you like, we con chant confidences In an iiiiiipin.iiui chorus. Just now your-er-son Is not enjoying himself tppsrcntly. and (he attention of Ihe police bad best not be colled to this bouse too often In one night." tils levity seemed to dlsplcsse and perturb (he wojnuii. She turned from blm, wilb an Impatient movement of ber shoulders. "Freddie, ilcur. do you feel able to walk?" "Kb 7 Ob, 1 dare lay I don't know. Wonder would your friend- ah Mr. Klrkwood, lend me an arm'/" "Charmed," Klrkwood declared suavely, "if you'll take the candle, Mil. Bella ni.'1 "One moment," ibe Interposed lo confusion. "I won't keep you waiting." And, passing, with an averted face, sbe ran quickly upstairs to the second door, taking the light with her. Its glow faded from the walls uliove, ind Klrkwood surmised that she had entered the front bedchamber. Por tome moments be could besi her moving uliout. Once something scraped ind bumped on the floor, as If a heavy Ut of furniture bid been moved. Agtln there wst t resounding thud that iii'tii'ii speculation, uud this wus presently followed, by a dull cluug of melul. iSventuully-ll was nut really long- there ciinic Ihe quick rush of Mrs. iiaiiaiii'u feet slong the upper ball, snd the woman reappesred, one hsud holding her skirls clear of ber pretty feet as she descended In a rush tbat caused Ihe candle's dame to flicker perilously. ' . Halfway down "Mr. Klrkwoodl" tbs called, tempestuously, "Didn't you And It?" ha countered blandly. She stopped jerkily st tbe bottom, sud ufter a moment of confusion "Find what, sir!" she asked. "What you sought, Mrs. Hallam." Smiling,'he bore unflinching the prolonged Inspection of ber eyes, at ones somber with doubt of him and flashing nidi Indignation because of his Impudence. "You know I wouldn't find It, than, didn't your "I muy havi suspected you wouldn't." Now he was sure that sbe bad been scan hing for tbo gladstone bag. That evidently was the bone of contention. Culendur bad Bent bis daughter for It, Mrs. Helium her son. Dorothy bad been successful. But, on tbc other band, Calendar und Mrs. nullum were iitiqiiestlonubly allien Why, theu— "Where Is It, Mr. Klrkwood?" "Madam, huve you Ihe right lo know?" Through another lengthening pause while tiiey faced each other be, murk- ed again Hie in long contraction of her under lip "I huve llie right/' she declared steadily. "Where Is It?' "Uow can I lie sure?" , "Then you don't knowl" "Indeed," he Interrupted, "I would be el.nl lo feel Ihut I ougbt to tell you w li.it I know." "What you knowl" The excluiniition, low spoken, more uti, echo of Iter thoughts than lutcuded for Klrkwood, wus accompanied by u little shake of the woman's head, mute evidence to lite fact thut she was be wil.letcil by his lltiessc. And this de lighted Ihe young mun beyond uicas ure. making him feci himself master of it difficult situation. Tlie woman would bave led agulu, but young llullmu cut In nono too courteously! "1 say, mamma, It's no good stand In' here puluverln' like a lot of flats Besides, I'm uwf'ly knocked up. l.ci'i- gel home uud huve It out there." Instantly his mother softened. "My poor boy I Of course we'll go." As they passed out Klrkwood sbul the door, und nl Hie same niomeut (hi Utile purl) wus brought up standing liy ii gruff uml iititborllsllve summons "lust n minute, please, you I here!" "A Im I" sn hi Klrkwood to himself "1 thought so. And he halted in un feigned respecl for Ibe burly und Iin presslvc figure, garbed In blue anr brass, burring Ibo way to tbo car rlsge Mrs. Unburn showed less t! .fcrcnci for llie obstructionist. Tbe assumcc hauteur nnd Impatience of ber post were aiiiiiity reflected in ber voice a, sbe rounded upon the bobby with at Indignant demand, "What Is tbc mean ing of tills, officer?" "Precisely what I wants to know ma'nm," returned tbc man, uuyleldlni hiiictith his respectful attitude. "I'll obliged to usk you to tell me what yot were lining In Hint 'ouse. And wbat'i llie mailer with this 'ere gentleman'/' be udded, with a dubious shore a young ilttllum's bandaged bead am rumpled clothing. "I'orhups you don't understand," ad milled Mrs. Hsilam sweetly. "Ol course-! see—It's perfectly natural 'ibe liouso has been shut up for sonu time und"- "Thuuk you, ma'am, that's Just It There was something wrong going oi curly In the eveulng, and I wss toll1 to keep sn eye on tbe premises. Il'i duty, ma'am. I've got my report t. mo ko." , "The bouse," said Mrs. Hsllsm, will the long suffering patience of one clu diluting a perfectly plain proposillot to i being of a lower order of lutein gence, "Is the property of my son Arthur Frederick Burgoyne llulluu of Cornwall. This |s"- "Bcg pardon, ma'am, but I was toll Colonel George Burgoyne of Corn wall"- "Colonel Burgoyne died some tinn ago. My son is his heir. This Is uij ion. Ue come to tho house this even ing to get some properly ht desire* ind, It seems, tripped on tbe stain ant fell unconscious. I became worrier tboul him and drove over, aecora punled by my friend Mr. Klrkwood.' Tlie policeman looked bit. trouble* state of mind and wtgged s doubtfu bead over tbe case. Then wu lib duty, and there was, opposed to It, thi fact that all tbrce wen garbed In tbi livery of thc well to do. At length, turning to tbe driver, bi demanded, received and noted ia bit memorandum book tbe license numbet of the equipage. "it's s very uuuiusl cast, ma'am,' he apologized. "I 'opet you won't 'oil it ogulust me. I'm only trying to d< jut duty"— (To b< m&wi) Why Pay Excessive Prices when=* TURNER Can Supply you with Furniture Crockery Heaters Stoves Carpets Linoleums and all Household Requiiitei at a Lower Price than elte- where. PROMPT DELIVERY ASSURED MY MOTTO: "Smill Profiti md Quick Rtturni" TURNER'S 70 LONSDALE AVE. Phone 184 ud Cornsr Graariils ind Smyth. Specials for This Week at Welcome Parlor Grocery Store Tea, all standard brands ih, 60c lb. Coffee, ro.ited or ground to order % to 40c psr lb. Clieeiu, ull a,ui.'.- 20o up Corn, Ileum- anil ('ream per cm 10c loniati,. - and i'eu, large .Ire Cbiu 12'c Glou or Corn Starch, 1 lb. pck. ...6c II,im/ I'ork and Heoni, per can ...I2(c Pineapple ill luige tin .'. 16c Imported and local Jsnis, ■lilln., per jsr 16c II. It K. Moiled tlsti, o tack 'Ibo Hoyal Standard Flour, 491b. „ Sack 81.60 and 81.75 i'.ggi, locul, new laid, urrivo weekly 2 do/. 66c Mutter, Stir Creamery, 14-lb. . Bot. '. 134.30 , Maple Syrup in Mb. Tim 80c Mlly .Whit. Syrup, HMb. tin „.„'....6oo KaiiuV choice .ceded, 8 pck. 86c jSugttji. C bsst, per sack 11.00 Table Applet 11.76 per bos Huninu per dor Mo ((range., lurge Navels ... 26c |ier'doi, Figs, Sal. New dried 4 lbs 26c Honey in comb Jflc Cresm god. Biscuits per lb lQo Gold I^af J,srd 10-lb. pill ..11.60 Fresh i.veiy day- Milk, Crotm, Buttermilk, Brsnd, Ctkti, Piss. VsgtUblsi s. lettuce, caulin'c.wsr, ctbbtgs, cirrot, turnip st lowest iltsdard price.. Aihcroft potalots $j poriacfc ™W up Tel. 126 and we will quota prices on Swift', Hams snd Baton stc. Coupons gives fan oa svery 82.60 order t0 get * ohinct on rendentisi lot la Port 'Angola,. Tm EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B, & QXtUltV' "t I .' TO-DAY SATURDAY MARCH 4th BS nnd all during the coming week we direct attention to our large Spring Exhibits which include— Tailored Suits for street and general wear. Semi-Tailored Suitg for afternoon wear, and more dressy occasions. Coats for motor, steamer and touring w^ar ami general service. Dresses for informal occasions—bridge, matinee, afternoon tea, etp. GownB for evening functions, theatre, dinner etc. . *i Opera Wraps and Imported Waists. . Also a complete offering of Millinery in imported and original designs. Gordon Drysdale, Limited 575 Granville Street. Phone 3541 Vancouver Business Directory ACCOUNTANTS W. T. STEIN & CO. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS )I9 Pmder street, Vancouver and North Vancouver BAlHb kallethe's Bath Coroir Homer and Pender Sts. Tki only up-to-date and reli- ablt bath house in British Columbia. Wt curt where others fail. Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay Plain baths, electric bath;, siiowtr baths, massage for body, scalp and face ; electro ther- aptutic baths a specially. JOS. KAUETHE. PROP., Graduate of Berlin, Germany BUSINESS COLLEGfcS SPROTT-SrUW Business Institute 336 Hastings St. W. C.n.d.'. Qrsst.st Wsttsrn School 8. J. Sprott, 11.A., - -Manager PITMAN'S Busimss College 633 Seymour St., Vancouver Day school open all tbe year round. Night school commences September 8th, Read the Express WANT APS. on tht Laat Page LADIES' HAIRDRE6SING PERMANENT 1IAIR WAVE Every lady longi to huve wavy bsir. It ii now within ths retch of tvtry- ont. For torn. y.*r. cut bsir hui b.en permanently wived, but ths process it nnd to iiiiilcrc,.) wu too iivsrs lor it to bo applied to hsir on tbe bead, but now 11. c hai discovered 1 mi- ih.nl by which tho hair can bt wtved without injury to hair or icalp. Tbi wave will not wiali out and damp v. ■■; 1111... will not tffect it. The pro- con leave, the boir soft and wavy. It ha. become the rage in Pari., London and all the Urge citio. ol thi Statei. Spwial rates for ons month. Any information regarding ths work will be gladly given lo any Imliei wbo will call or write to MADAME UliMPHREYS, 793 Pender Street. GROCERS CHEAPSIDE GROCERY GEO. WAGG Groceries and Provisions Wholesale aud Retail 116 Hastings St. (downstairs) Delivery Tuesdays and Fridays RUBBER STAMPS THE GEO. H. HEWITT CO. Manufacturers Kil'iiliHiH liilililli WIN Sign and Price Markers 10 Fairfield Bid. Fone R3172 REAL ESTATE YoiMirc liiiiiriniliT k Securities Corporation Ud 440 Seymour Street REAL ESTATE LAND AND MORTGAGE INVESTMENT.' ESTATES MANAGED FIRE INSURANCE R. Kerr Houlgate - - - Manager RESTAURANTS All North Vancouver people .at st LEONARDS' Either Flack Block or Hastings street, opposite thc new Post Office. . Leonard sells his tea by the pound. North VaNcoUvih HOSPITAL coapuorao ir THE MISSES DAWSON Crtidctlfd Surgical, Medical ind Maternity Nurstt Narsss Iwt Out at Asclcrtoti Fat lams apply at tb. Hospital 'UHi Strict Esst, •'_ PHONI «9 - .. Ji.1 MB All new houses should be piped (or gas in order to save the heavy expenditure for this con- venlttict at a later data. H. V. LIGHT, HEAT * FOWB* CO.. LIMjlTEPi '"■— FOR SALE 300 Feet of Water- frontage with crown grant, known as Wallace Shipyards. Terms to iuit purchaser. Apply h, h. wim Seymour St. Vancouver n. c. uumtu Expert on Fireplaces and all classes of Brickwork All Work Guirtotted Corasr Kftemth St. sod afthon An. Pleasant Fields oLHoly Writ Save for my daily range Aniong Ihs pleasant fields of Holy Writ, I might despair. —Tennyson. THE INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON First Quarter. Lesion XII: March l!l, 1911: 1 Kings m:1!M|. DEFEAT THROUGH DRUNKENNESS When l.nyiir.l witb infinito toil unoovored tho marvellous bsS-relieli ol the long-buried cities ol tbo Far Emt, it wai as il tho modern world wus introduced to the ancient. On those itony pages human bopos and fesrs of tho long ago woro recorded. Conventional portraits of great wur-lordi, mothodi of defense and nl Ind. ul citio., armor defensive snd offensive, treatment of csptives-ovcrything in there in iniiiute und exact detail. Hut all 1I1, while on tho pages of the Ililile tbe same scenes were depicted witli equal fidelity. The written pigs answers tbe graven one. Each confirms the other. * * * It is u .fad comment on the laggard evolution of the human race in ideas ot'uicul und customs Immune that so much spuon is I11l.cn lo picture war und that in. ud ililc ImiI1.11 itics ure dopicteil. Yet when these pictures oi pen und chisel ure laid down besido the scenes ol (be present the real aud vast progress of the. raco is discovered. Then kings went to war as farmers go to harvest und lor the lume purpose. Now tho intervals between wurs oro incrooiiilgly long, cruelty or evon indignity to prisoners is in.li,.,,1:, .1 of, und war for booty is u thing of the pust. Messianic dream seems on edge of fulfillment. There aro lo be no more garments rolled in blood implements ol war ure to be converted into those of Inn I.en.In . aud the science of wur is to cease to be studied. • • • Ij, d^ specific historic instoncos of this narrative ono custom that strikes the Occidental mind us ridiculous is illn ii.ii,,l It js the interchange of bombastic threats through lierulds. There wa. cunning in the iwngger, however. It wus u device to creule fear and punio in tho enemy. Inc. I:. 1,1.. .I...1'.., heralds declared that such u host of invader,; were drum,: ihut il each man only took a handful fill ol "earth uwuy with him Samaria ilsolf would be curried uway bodily. That ii like vvhul oni.' suid ul Tiirr niopylue, namely, ihat Persian arrowi would darken Ihe light of tho sun. Ahab'i clever answer Iiub patted into II proverb, or perhaps it wai already one, "Let not him that girdelh his armor on boast us he who puts it oil." It corresponds to our adage, "1'iaiie not tho duy until evening." iho glut- litmus, libidinous inebriutiou ol that age hus illustration when on the eve of buttle lienhudiid spread a banquet aud gave himiell lo drunken revel. That is vvliat Ilclshu'/ur did whon Vy mi wus al bis gale. The result was, ol course, delout in both instances. Alinb'ii object bearing luwurd Bcnbad- ad had made tbe latter over-confident. Thjs in turn led to laxity in discipline snd military precautions. Benliad- ud's drinking himself drunk in company With Iliu feiler,,I. ,| prnieni m.iy have been intended to mark his contempt for a foe whom ho cousidorod as already eonquorod. * ' • Tbo selection of tho stpiires of tho knights as tho "forlorn hopo" to nuiko the first assault was wise generalship. Thoy wero picked young men, umbjtioi(s for military glory, with oourauo to go, few in number, against superior force. ' " * It is historically true thul in the main thu great achievements in »r| science, literature, discovery, conquest and religion have h.. n mude by younu men. • ' ' Tito flight of Ibe Syrians boforo a handful of the I.ruclitei is not incredible. History teems with unulogous cuses. In Ihe panic the attacked often destroy ono uuothcr. ' * ' Tbo very terms which llonluidad proposal show tho inhiirniiu cruelty < f war as then wuged. * * " That was a politic ..iiiil.e of Ahab whin bo culled 11 council, not of tl|o "hulk ul Ilic people as .loscphus says, but of those immediately concerned, whose , properly 1 and families were iu peril. Thul ucl knit the most influential citizens lo tho I king'B cause. ' * ' The decision of tho council wus rendered in thut sotitcn- lions, aphoristic form in whirl) tho' Oriental mind st ill delights—"Barken 11..1. ncithor consent I ' * ' Drunkenness was ll. 1.Ii.nl,,,1',. rial undoing | 11 lie hud not been drunk he ndclit! huve taken the field iu person and rallied his panic si rick. 11 troops as: many u pommuiidor bus dune, * * ' Druiikeiiuess in a superior olivet who j has the life of uu army in his hands, or of 11 ruler to whom thu keeping of the Slate is commit 1.1I, is a crimo in Ihe individual, u disaster to the many. I'ufurliliuilcly llenhadad'i I lie is mil yet extinct. On the eve of 11 crisis domestic, professional) conim 1- eial, tnuiiy u 1111111 still "drinks himself drunk." Others wholly innociiit, us well as himself wholly guilty, reup the havoc ol il. 1 • t YOUNG IWLE'S DEVOTIONAL SEBVKE March IU, 1911 1 I'roverbl viv: 21 ; I Timothy vj I 1719. THE DANGER AM) ISIS 111'' MONEY Current conduct is a lint denial of the wordt of Jesus lli.it life does not consist in lie abundance ot ih linn: u mun possesses, Mud pursuit, uu- ; scrupulous means, ill. g .1 Oninbil.utinnl 'show ihul iiicn bdnve ihat ubunllunoe . of things ii life. The Hibie pull no premium on un idlu or mendicant life, Ou the eontrury il is a very handbook for a young man m w man It- • ginning in business life. Hut iblugl ui-e to be in proportion. The "Kingdom of heuven" (the very essence of which is Ibo cultuit of the nior. I quolilisi) is to be -ins/lit i'iri-1, then oilier thitigi in their relative order. If moral cub ure is put last, then lho very luceeis in innterial thing I miy retard, if il does not make impossible development of the noblest qanlilosol which the nnil is capable. AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD BOY FRONTING BOTH ON VICTORIA PARK AND SIXTH STREET 50x147 ft. lot, half a block wait of Lonsdale Avenue Price $3000, $1000 cash, balance 6,12 & 18 months *' " I, ' I I !■ Ward, Burmester & von Graevenitz 117 FIFTH STREET, NORTH VANCOUVER Phone 71 NEW CORSETS IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF "D ft A" AND "BIAS" FILLED CORSETS IN EVERY QUALITY 1) & A Corsets, all sizes, per pair 750 D & A Corsets, latest cut, extra long hip, per pair $1.00 Dei A Corsets, short, medium or long, per pair...' S1.50 1) & A Corsets, crest ami self-reducing, from I1.75 to $3 50 "Mas Filled" corsets, short, medium and long, price it 25 »l> to $2.95 "Bias Filled" Corsets, wircliotie filling, cannot be broken price per pair $4.25 Button, comsd from your own nulfriftl. Butlirick Psttsnu ud Publication!. Sinser Sewini Machine* ut Acccuoriai. I)ii not fail to visil'lbe liigh class Millinery under tin: management ol Miss Collie in our tipper Lonsdale store. All hats ate marked al strictly Toronto prices. J. J. McALEECE Keith HI.nl. I ..n dale Block LONSDALK AVENUE COB. 16th and LONSDALE 1'liouc 93 Phono 263 TWO .STORES THE TEACHEH'S UNTEBN In linn caso them ii notbing net Important Notice to Parent! essarily supernalurul. ft .s vii.it ,'iiy clear-brained man wilh 1111 aptitude to- I ( wurds strategy might have tuggo-tcd omiiiencing pupils lor the primal.. C. DOWIC :ONTRACTOR AND HUIU)iil< Plans, Specifications, Estimates P. 0. Box 27, North Vancouver | division., uf the public ichooll will b received und enrolled on Monday, 3rd 1 April. To facilitate airaiigemoiils for I iiddiiioiiul 1 la . llie School Truster"' request thut names nnd nil.In- - i all now pupils desirous of enrolment ' be submit I c,| to tfachers of llie sev era I sehooli wilhoul delay. (ii'.O, CAMI'llEI.I. Secretary. '21-3 The North Vancouver Lumber Company - Have now a good stock of BUILDING LUMBER FLOORING SIDING CJEILIiVJ (V Joint) STUDDING JOISTS , MOULDING FINISHING LUMBER CEDAR DOORS AND WINDOWS at Bottom Prices. Prompt Delivery. Esplanade, East H . 11 •—■ Bread! Bread! Union Made. Home Industry. Bigger Loaf. Better Bread, Don't forget our latest Home Made Louf. 5c loaf. PIONEER BAKERY Stores: 711 on.sil.ile Ave. Cor. Lonsdale & flili St. 132x119 on LONSDALE AVE. Corner St. James Lane one side All cleared Only $1000 Cath Balincc Esijr = $6,000 - Si 111 AI.INti JACK LOUTET & CO, 213 Lonsdale Avenue • Tel. 47 Corner Nye - Tel. 87 APPLICATION' Milt 1,1.01 OH LICENSE NOTICE is hereby givcii that at the next lilting of the Hoard of Licensing] f'omniiiiioncri for the ('ily of North Vancouver, we, lho undersigned, iiiteml lo apply lor a hole! license for lirun iso. situate on loli I'i and 'Mi, block 166, diilricl lot iU, hirst ilrout, in the laid City of Ninth Vancouver. ■JAMES BROOKS, OKI). I). l.AMOM. Dule.1 al Vancouver, March I lib, I'd I IM SEE US FOR SA5HV DOORS MOULDINGS BRACKETS V VERANDAH POSTS, ETC, ETC BUHKAHD SASH & DOOR I ACMiltV, foot of St. George Wt tolicit n trisl bid ou your Orders mull or Isrgt 4 SNAPS LONSDALE AVE, 50x154 ft lot, Blk. 239; $1800, one half c**b KEITH ROAD, 60 ft. lot, Blk. 65; $2600, one third cash. SEVENTH STREET, 50 ft lot, Blk. 6; $1150, one third <ca»h TWENTIETH STREET, 33 ft lot dote to Uwdale Ave.; $650, one half cash = JOHN ALEXANDER & Co. 121 Male Ave,, 1 forth Vawwver, and HoBybur*, Wmm* 8JBBT TtfS ■ RXFRH8H NQftTH VANCOUVER, B, C BY-J.AW No. W, A BYLAW to uiiuhle the Corporation ol tlie City ul North Vancouver to raiie by wuy ol loan.tho ium of I' Hlli.iHHI for ichool |nn|«.:■,... WHKHKAS tlie iliiiinl of Trinities of Jforth Vuneouver City School Dill riot , have prepared u ilotnilod eitiiniito of tlw limn:. loipiired In incel apeciul or axtruordiiiiiry oxiienios legally ' incur- rnblt! by tho Board, which esltntiito ii us follows: Estimate of special or oxtruiinlitiury tSponditiiro for IUII : (ii'ii.lini; uud itirfiicing of ground., coiiitruction ol Sidowallta uml erection nf In hui. I, in fences ut l.nus- dalo icliool on lots '' II, 8, and 'J, block '-'"ti, D..L. 615 $75U.OO Beiuovui of .luiiilor'i hnuio, |ire|iiirulii,ii of new aito for muni., with addition of)iuaa- • iiiciit Hon r di .nn,n.c etc 'JfiU.00 Erection of eight-roomed fireproof school house on block 11W, I). I.. .WI 4BQ00..0Q MflOOO.OfJ AND WHKHKAS the mid estiomlu wns laid before Ilic City Council und duly considered Jiy llie suitl Council nn.I llie suid .sum nhnvu mentioned wus finnlly rejected und disu|)|iroveil by tin suid Council ou Ilic litb duj of February, IUII. AM) WHKHKAS the Ailing .Muyor of llie (."ily hui since lho rejection end disapproval of Ihe suid estimate, to nil, on the '.Mlh duy of Fcbruiiry, IUII, received from llie Secretary oi tbo suid Board uf School Trustees, a wnii.i, rcpiest thul tlio suid '.nn Mayor submit for ills insuit of the Electors, in the niuiiiier prescribed b) Section til of the "Municipal flumes Act" u liv I.nn authoritiug the pio p.,...I expenditure und if noecilury the railing of I he moneys required lo defray ilic .'..n„ upon Iho credit nf the Muiiieipulilg. A.M) WHKHKAS il ii iioccsiury tin.I the laid money bo raised upon tlie credit of the Mitnicipiilily. . AND WHI.IiKAS llie Council hui sathori/ed lho .ulunission of this By- law to the electors ; AM) WHKHKAS for tin payment of interest ou i he debentures proposed to be issued under this By-Law, und lor dealing, u sinking fund for the payment ol lho suid, debentures when due, ii will be necessary to ruiso liy spend rule ill addition to all olhor rules, cinii your during the currency ol sui.li ilebeiil ures, the sum ol *'-',- 801.36. wli.'icl ti,\m i« to lw raised iinnn.idi fur lite puytuoiil of intereit during ihe currency of mid debeiilurei and faul.llli lu Ih- railed annually lor the purpoie of creating a liukluu fund for payment of the debt seemed by Iho ssid debentures ihe mine being mude Koyublo in Ufty years from the if.to .root: AND WHKHKAS in order to miso the iuid yearly ium of t.."«J. for intereit uud sinking fund, un c.|uul spend lull' on Ilic diillur will In required to bo levied on ull lho i.it.ulile reul properly hi I In' -ind City , ' A.M) WHKHKAS the whole rateable reul properly in the mid I'ily .i.'cording ,1.1 tlie lull i.,i.i I uiietiioonl roll il tJ,»'^,!if,2.M • AM) WHKHKAS Un le-grtyati ol Ibe aiillitig debenture debt of the corporation i. Sii6,li7il I except lor Work, of locul improvement und for school pujjJoMHJ of ..Inch none of tho principal nnd niiiTesl n iu merer: Till 1(1 Mllll Ihe Municipal Council of Ilic I orporalion of the City of North Vnneonier, with the assent of the electors of Iho lily ol North Vuneouver duly obtained, enact, us follows : 1. ll ih.il! lw lawful, for the Mayor of the City ol North Vuneouver and the 'Hy ( Ink |,,i the puipoic afore •aid to borrow or ruiie by wuy of loan from any por.olfol persons, body or bodies rorpoiul#c, win, muy lie willing lo advance the mine upon ibe credit ol the debenture, hereinafter men tinned of the corporation, a uiu ol money not esccsding iu lho whole the sum of llii,WI und lo cause iheiume to be placed iu the Hunk of British Norlh Allien... nl Wilt Vuneouver, to Hi. credit ol lho lily lor lho purpoic .bow recited, and .ueh mooiyi .hull l>e used for Ihul puipoie only. il. Debenture ol the City not t>- otsdiau in uinount lb. mud ol Forty Sis Thousand illii.issii Dollars muy be iuued by the suid Mayor and I'll) Clerk in I ei uu ol the Mumripiil Clous- st Act in sums in muy lie desired, but not leii Iliuii One Thousand ($1,000) Dolluis ens. Kuch of the mid dsbuu- turci shall lw signed hy ihe mid Muyor und City Clerk, and the City Clerk ihall uihv the Corporate Seal of the ssid City oi North Vancouver, il. The debenture, shall bcur date tb. 37th day of March, IUII. and shull bear interest ul the rots ul five psr cent, per annum puy able hall yearly uu lho /lib day of September snd tho '/7th day of March in earh snd .very year during Ihe currency of the iuid deberilurei or uny nf them. There ihnll be atlurhiid tu tlie detail lure, coupon, ngiied by the Mayor poly for esoh sua every payment of in 1 teresl Ihat muy become due, and .ueh jjgiiuturo muy be either writUu, sluiii|i«l, prinlsd nr lithugraphed. I. Ihe iuid debenture! I* to principal and int«re.l may be nude puy- ..I.I. oi ihs Bank ti British Norlli America al North Vsneouver, 'loron .1 Mvnlrsal, I'soidt, ot at tie snid Hunk in lie City of Umion, England, ut par of etching, and (to principal turn shall be susdu lie by th. Cily .1 u ds<s not ihss fifty yours from the dste Km which (Ms By-Law tike, efsct. i.inog list wjwje term of toe sud raind each yesr jo sdkutws to H ether rites on ill die rsltsMe unsMty in Uw dty end sMs\Vasnl psy the interest upon lie ssid tiureof when due, subject to slty sat ur cinictineiit. respecting the tame, Such special rate shall be inserted in the Collcot or's Boll or Bolls and shall be payable to and collected by tlie said Corporation ia Iho sumo £ay as other rates in tlie said roll or rolls, save as hereinafter provided. 6. In order to provide for the rates set out in paragraph (,'>) and subject as aforesaid, there shall lie raised annually by special rate daring the currency of the said debentures the mm of $8,300- to provide Jpr-.tba-paynient of interest thereon and tho sum of $301.35 to provide for the repayment ii the principal thereof. 7. The pro reed a of the satd d alien turoi shall lie applied us follow, and not otherwise: In) In payment of the cost of the puising of this By-law and the issue and sale of the debentures therein referred to and all expenses connected witli tlie said loan. (ll) In recouping the said cm porn lion for such sums us have boon expended hereunder until tlie proceeds ol lho i.ulo of the suid dobonturos becomes available. o) To carry out the purpose of tliis By-law as above set out. . All money! arising out of the annual special rate liercinliefire pin- i.led fur sinking fund shull ho invested by tlie Council nl taid Corporation from limo to time aa the luw tii.-'crts. 0. No i. Iini.' shall be uilowed nn io special rates to be levied under this By-law. It). This By-Luw .hall take elect on ths 97th day of March, A.D., IUII. 11. Thii By-Law may be cited- fur all purposes as "The City of North Vancouver Schools extraordinary Kxpomlilitro Loan By-Law, l!)|l.", Puiiod by the Council on the l!Uh duy of March, A.D. lull. Deceived tho assent of I lie e'ectors uf tlie City of North Vancouver at an election for tho purpoae un tile dav of A. D. IUII. Id. nn: id. i. .1 by Ihe Council und tin ally udoptod, signed by tho Mayor end City Clerk and sealed wilh the Corporate Soul on the day ol A. D. IUII. (.OTICE TO KLECTOHS TAKE NOTK'K thai the above, is a true copy uf tho pruposed By-Luw upon which Iho vole of tho Kloclors of the Municipality of Iho I'ily of North Vancouver will be taken within tho city Hall, North Vancouver, II. C., on Saturday, Iho Twonly-liflh day of Murch, A.II., IUII, between the hours uf U o'clock a.m. and 7 o'clock p.m. THOMAS SIIKPHKHD. Cily Clerk und Returning Officer., PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Ihat the vote ul Ihe Kloclnrs uf lho City uf .Ninth Vuneouver will be taken un Iho '.'..ih duy uf March, IUII, between the hums uf U o'clock a,in uud 7 o'clock p.m. nn "The Cily of North Vancouver Schools Extraordinary Et- pen.liliirc Loan By-Law, IUII," and that within the City Hull, North Vancouver, 11. C, uml thut Thomas Sliajl- henl hus been appointed Returning (it In. i lo lake the vole of such Klcctnrs with tho uiitul powers in that behalf. By Order nl too Council, OEO, W. MrKAK, Acting-Mayor. THOMAS SIIKPHKHD, City Clerk. I1V.I.AW Nn. Ifi7. A BYLAW to enable lho'Corporation of the City of Ninth Vancouver to raise by wuy of Loan Ihe sum nf $2D,tHH) |n purchase reul property for i .a p.ii ut ion pui pose. WHKHKAS the Council ul lho Cily uf Villi Vancouver il applying for a license tu use Kice Luke ai a nuturul iturage reservoir. > AND WHKHKAS th. Council desire, thut tho wuler ihed ihall lie protected sud for that purpose it is nocoi- sary in coiineclinn wilh lho undertaking and work, propnssd tu acquire liy purcliuae thc land, in llie imniudinle vicinity ol the laks liluated in District Lot flh: AMI WHKHKAS a petition .ignsd In tlie owners of more thun uns-tenth of the value of real pro|ierly la the ('ily (us shown by tho last rsviscd as- ..-.1,1,1,1 roll) hui been presented to the Council rspiesting then to introduce a By I n» Ui iiuthi.ii;,■ them tn hoiiow the ium nf Twenty Thuuiand i|.'o,i»m, Dollari (or the purpow ol acquiring by purchsM blocks three |8), lour (J), five i6|, sis («), eleven (II), twenty two I'/.), twenty-three (23), I went v in (36), twenlyscveii (27) Slid twenty-eight 12*) in Diitrict Lot right hundred snd fifty five (866) comprising sn area uf 60.34 acre more nr less : AND WHKHKAS fur Hit payment of inlerest on the debenture! proposed to lie issued under this Bylaw, end lor creating s linking fund (or tlie payment ol th. Mid debenture when due, it will be necessary lo raise liy sjkv cial rale in addition to all other rules eacli year during ibe currency ol .ueh debenture., ih. turn of 11,131.02, whereof 11000.00 it to be raised annually for payment of interest during Ins currency of said debenture., snd 1)31.02 ii lo be railed annually for the purpow of creating s nuking fund fur payment of the 'debt secured by lie said debentures, the same being mude psy able is fifty years from th. date hereof : AND WHKHKAS in order to raise Hi. ssid yearly .um of $1131,02 (sir inlerest sod linking fund, sn squal ipccial rsit on ih* dollar will bt required to be levurd on oil the rateable rsal property io the ttid Muniei- psJBy i AM) WHKHKAS Uu whole rateable roef properly in the slid Mm. seeordjtos to lbs but revised assess- ment rou is $9Aw&/w&}', Ap WBEBEA8 tbs aggwata o| the existing debenture dobt of the Corporation is W,»70 (except lor uorks o| local improvsmsnt and for school purposes) of which pops of the principal am) interest is In arraar, TIIKHKI'DltK |hs Municipal Council of tho Corporation of the City pi North Vancouver (with tho assent pi the electors ol the City ol North Vancouver duly obtained) enacte as follows: (1) It shall be lawful for the Mayor of thu City of North Vuneouver and the City Clerk, for tlie purpose aforesaid to borrow or raise by way of loan from any person or persons, body or bodies corppruto, who may be willing to advance the same upon tbs credit, nf the debentures hereinafter mentioned of the Corporation, sum of money not exceeding in the whole the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars I ."'i l ,t mi 11 and' to en use the lamo to be placed in the Bank ol British North America, st North Vancouver, to tbe credit of the City for the purpose above recited, and such moneys shall bo used for that purpose only. (2) Debenture, of ths City not ex- con line in amount the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000) may be issued by the said Mayor and City Clerk in terms of the Municipal Clauses Act, iti ium! a. may be desired, Inn not less than Ono Thousand Dollar. ($1,- 000.00) each. Each of tho said debentures shall be signed by the said Mayor uud City Clerk, and tho Cjty Clerk ahull affix Incroto tho Corporate Seal nl tlie said City of Nortli Vancouver. (3) The debentures shall boar date the twenty-seventh day of March, 1911. and shall bear interest al the rate of live per cent, por annum, payable ball yearly on tlie twenty-eoventh duy of September and I he I ttenl.l :.e\ clllh day of Murch in each and every year dut- ing tho currency of thu said debenture. or any of them. There shall be ut inched to tho debentures, coupons signed by tho Mayor only for eacli uud every payment uf interest that may bocumo due, and such signature may be cither writtoh, stamped printed or lithogruphed. (I) Thu said debentures as to principal und interest muy bo mado payable at the Bunk of British North America at Norlh Vancutivcr, Toronto ur Montreal, Cunudu, ur at tbe iuid Bank in the City ol London, Kngluiid, ut pur uf exchange, und the suid piiin'ip.iI sum shull bo made payable by the Cily at a date nol later Iliuii fifty yours from tlto Iuto upon which this By-Law takes effect. (6) During Ihe whole term of tho currency nf tho suid dcbenturci a special rule nn lho dollar shall be lovied und j .iii.l each your in addition to all other rules un ull thc rutcable reul properly iu Ihe Municipality sufficient lo pay the int. ic i upon the snid debentures ami to create a sinking fund fur the payment of iho principal ihem,f whon due, subject to any uct iir eini,'tin,uit ic.p.ciinn tho same. Such special rule shall lie inserted in the .11.'. i.i' roll nr rolls and shall be payable to and cullecled by tho said Corporation in the sums wuy ai oilier rulei in lho suid roll or rolls suvo in hereinafter provided. (0) In .nd.r tu provide lor the rates sol nut in puragrupli 161 and subject in .ii'oi r.,,id, thero iliull be raise I annually by spceiul rule during tho currency of the laid debentures tbe sum of $1,000 to provide for Ihe payment uf intereit therein, uml the sum of (Lll.ll'J to provide for the repayment of the principal thereol. (7) The proceeds of lho aaid debentures shull lie upplicd an follows, end not otherwise : (a) In |my ment of the cost nf the pulling nf thii Bylaw and the issue und sule of Ihe debenture, therein referred lu nnd ull espouses connected with Ihe auid lunn ; (b) In recouping Hie said Corporation fur such sums us huve been expended hereunder until the proceeds of tho sale of Ihe iuid debentures becomo mailable \ , (c) Tu curry nut the purpose of this By-Luw ui above lot out. (S) All moneys uriiing out of tho utinuul s|ie.nil rule bsrsjulisfnra provided for sinking (uud sjmll be invul- od by the Council uf suid Corporation from time to time m the lawdirccti. (0) No. rebate shall bo alluwcd . n Iho special rule, to lie lovied under Ihi. By-Luw. (10) Thi. By-Law ihall luue ifftct un the twenty-seventh day of .March, A.I)., HHl.' (II) Thii By-Law may lo Cited fur all purpuiei as "The Hicc I tike By Law, 1U11." Passed by the Council on lho Thir leenlh day nf March A.D. IUII. Itemed the in-soni ol Iho Kleilori ol Ih. City of Norlk Vuneouver at an election for the purpura un .ut day ol A.D., IUII, Ho'Cunsidored by the Cuuncil und finally udoptod, aigncd by ths Mayor, and City Clerk aud acaled with the Corporate Heal ou th. day of A.D. 1911. BY-LAW NO. 168 NOTICE TO EI.ECTOBS TAKE NOTICE that tht above it a true copy of llie propoicd By-Law upon which the vote ol the Eleclori of the Municipality of the City of North Vancouver will bo taken within the City Hull, North Vancouver, B. C, on .'-.it in .Liy, the .Twenty-fifth day of March, A.D., 1911, botween the hour. of 9 o'clock a.m. and 7 o'clock p.m. THOMAS .SHKPHKKD, City Clerk and Boturning Officer. PUBLIC NOTK'K i. hereby given that thc vote of the Electors of the Cily of Norlk Vancouver will be taken on the 261 h day ol Murch, lull, between the hour, of 9 o'clock a.m. sud 7 o'clock p.m. on "The Hi™ Lake By- Law, 1911," snd that within thed' Hall, Nortli Vancouver, B. 0., nnd il.nl Ih.una. Shepherd hui been appointed Keturning Officer to take tie vote >if such Electors with the usual powsrs in that behalf. By Order of the Council, OWL W/McpAK, Acting-Mayor. THOMAS SHKPHKW/, City l%fy. A BY-LAW to enable tho Corporation of the City pi North Vancouver to raise by way of loan the sum of $8,000.00 for tho purpose of carry: ing out altsratious qn aad additions to the City Hall and for heating and furnishing the buildings. WHKHKAS in order thereto it will be necessary |o issue debentures pf the City of Nprth Vancouver for the sunt nf Eight Thousand ($8,000) Dollars as hereinafter provided (which is ths amount of the debt intended to be created by this By-Law), tlie proceed! pi thS said Debentures to be applied tp the said purpose and no other. AND WHKHKAS n petition signed by tbe owners of moro than one-tenth '1 Hi) of tlie value ol reul properly in the City (us shown by lho last revised assessment roll) has been presented to the City Council requciUng them to iuiioiliiec a By-Law to authorize them to borrow the sum of $6,000.00 for the purpoie ol carrying nut altera!inns un ana additions to tho City Hall and for heating and furnishing tlie building!. AND WHEREAS for Ihe payment ol interest uu the debenture! prupoiedto bo issued under this By-Law, und for creating a sinking fund for the payment of the said debentures when due. it will bo necessary to raise by special rate in addition to all other rates each year during thc currency of such debentures, the sum nf $162.11 whereof stun no is to lie railed annually for payment uf interest during Iho currency uf said debentures, una $62.41 is tu bo ruised umiunlly for thu purpose nf creating u linking fund for payment of the deli! secured by thu said debenture.., llie stinte being made payable in fifty youri front tlto dutc hereof: AND WHKHKAS in order to raise the said yearly sum of $15141 I6r intereit and sinking fund, an eipml ipo- ciul rutu on tho dollar will bo required tu bo levied un all tlie rulcehlc real property in the mid municipality. AND WHKHKAS the whuli rateable reul properly in Ihe mid Munic'pulity according lo tile lust revj oil - assessment roll is 30.8U».6fi2.60. AND WHKHKAS Iho aggregate of lho existing debenture debt ol the Corporation is $776,670 (isceiil for works of local improvement and fur ichuul piirpuscs) uf which' none of llie principal und interest ii in arrrar: TIlr.KKf'OHK lho Municipiil Coun cij of the Corporation of the City of North Vuneouver (with the uisenl ol lho electors of lho Cily of North Vuneouver duly obtained) enacts as follows : (1) 11 shall bo lawful for the Mayor of Ihe Cily uf Nnrth Vancouver ond the City Clerk, for lho piupnso aforesaid tu borrow ur ruiso by wuy of loan from uny person or persons, body or bodies corporate, who may be willing In advance the same upon the credit of tlio debentures hereinafter mentioned of tlio Corporation, u sum of money not exceeding in the whole the sum nf $8,000.00 und lo cume ths sumo lu lie pluceil in the Buak ul Ilritisli North America at Norlli Vuneouver, to in, credit of the Cily lor the purpose above rocilod, uml such moneys shull be used for thut purpose only. (2) Debentures of the City not exceeding in amount the sum of j-.tsn ■ IS) muy bu issued by llie s.iid Muyor md City Clerk in terms of lho Muni- cipul i hui . Act, in nun. ui muy lie desjrod but no! less than Ono Thousand (11,000) Dollars each. Kuch of the said debentures shall lie signed by thu iuid Muyor und Cily dors and the Cily Clerk shall ufhx thereto tho Corporate Seal of Ihe said City ul Nnrth Vuncnuvcr. ' f,'l) Tlie debentures shall hour dale the 27th day of March, 1911, nod shall lieui intoreit ul the rata of five per cent, per annum payable h.ilf yearly on the ''iih duy uf September and the -Vi h day nf March in each . nd every year during the currency uf the said debonturoi ur any nf them. There shall lie attached lu the debentures coupons signed by Ihe Mayor only, for cocb arid-' every payment of interest ,that may becomo due, und such signature may be either written, stamped, printed or lithographed. (4) The said debentures a. lo principal and interest may be made pay- ublo at tho Bank ol British North America, at Nortli Vuneouver,-Toronto or Montreal, Cnnailn, nr at thc said Bank in lho City of London, England, at par of exchange, and the laid (niiicipul mm ihall bo made payable ly the Cjty st a date nol Inter (ban fifty years from the date upon which this By-Law takes effect. (h) During the whole term of tbs currency of tho said debentures a special rate on the dollar shall be levied uud failed each year in addition to ull other rates on all the rateable real property in the Municipality sufficient to pay tho intereit upon the said debenture, and to ereuto a .inking fund for tho payment if the principal thereof when • ine, subject to any act or enaclme it respecting the ■nme. Such .■■pociii! i-afc ihall b. inserted in Ihe Collector's roll or rolls und shull be payable to and collected by tire Corporation in the nunc way us other rates in the said roll or rolls, ssvs as hcrcinsvflcr provided, (6) In order to provide for the rate, wt out in paragraph (6) and subject ua aforesaid, there shall be raised annually by special ruby during the currency pf the said debenture! lite ism of $400.00 to provide for (he payment bf interest thereon 'nnd tlie sum of 862.4) lu provide for the repayment of (be principal (hereof,' (7) Tbo proceeds J>l the said dob™ tures shall be appMed at follows and not otherwise: / (a) Io paynwfof the coi^t of the passing of this ly-Law and the issue and sulc of I hc/lebeiituret Ihereiu referred to and JIJ expenses connected wilh tbe sal (b) Jn reooiipjng the ssid Corporation for such sums as have bean expended hereunder until the proceeds of the sale nf t|)S sajd debentures become available: (o) To parry PUt tht purpose of this By-Law as above set out. (8) All nionoyii arising nut of lit annual special rate hereinbefore provided for sinking (una shall be invested by the Council ol said Corporation from limo to time as tbe law directs. (U) No rebate ahull lie ul lowed pn_ the special rates to be levied under this By-Law. (IP) This By-Law shall laks effect qn the 27th day of March A.D., 1911. (11) This By-Luw may be cited for all purposes as "Tbe City Hall Additions By-Law, 1911." Passed by lbs Council on the 18th day ol March A.D., 1911. . Deceived the assent nl the Electors ol lbs City ol North Vsncouvsr st an election for lbs purpose oil ths day of A. I). 1911. Boconiidored by the Council and finally adopted, signed by tbe Mayor and City Clerk, ana sealed with the Corporate Seal on the day ol A. D. 1911. NOTICE TO ELECTOBS TAKE NOTICE that the above is a truo copy of tho propoicd By-Law upon whioh the vote oi tbe Elsotors ol the Municipality of ths Cily of North Vancouver will bo taken within the City tTull, Nnrth Vancouver, B. C, on Saturday, the Tw.nly lifih dty of March, A.D., 1911, between the bouri of 9 o'clock a.m. and 7 o'clock p.m. THOMAS SIIKPHKHD, City Clerk and Boturning Officer. PUBLIC NOTICE it hereby given that the vole ol Iho Electors ol ths City of North Vancouvor will be taken on the 26th day of March, 1911, between the hours of 9 o'clock a.m. and 7 o'clock p.m. on "Tho City Ball Additions By-Law. 1911," and that within the City Hail, North Vancouvor, B. C, and that Thomas Shepherd bus been appointed Hctniniau Officer to lake tho Voto of Slich Kloclors will) tlio usual powers in thai behalf. By Order ol tho Council, GEO. W. MoBAE, Acting-Mayor. THOMAS SIIKPHKHD, Cily Clerk. complete |p cpnnsctlon with tbs ssr- vice of the North Vsnopuvsr (Jlty Per*. rios, Limited, together with all appurtenances thereto as may be found necessary or convenient. 8;,The Company 'will6' aRr*?»' tbat the said ssrvloss as set out in ths preceding paragraph shall be completed to the salislectiim nf the City on ur before tbe 1st day of .) unitary, 1912, and that otherwise this Agree-, ment snail lie null ind void and ol no off sot, . L In Witness wiiebeop the parties hereto have hereunto let their hands and sesls. SIGNED, SEALED and DEJ.IVEB1ED in tlie pruionco of NOTICE TO ELECTOBS TAKE NOTICE that the above Is a true copy ol the proposed By-Law upon which lbs vole of the Electors ol the Municipality ol tbs City of North Vuneouver will be taken within ths City Hall, North Vancouvor, B, C, on Saturday, ths Twcntv-lifih day of March, A.D., 1911, between ths hours ol 9 o'clock a.m, and 7 o'clock p.m THOMAS SIIKPHKHD, City Clerk and Hemming Officer. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gfveii that tho vote of tho Electors of the City of North Vancouver will be' take* on the 3otb day ol March, 1911, between the hours of 9 o'clock a.m. and 7 o'clook p.m. on "The Nnrth Vancouver ('iky Ferries, Limited, Shares Purchase By.-I.ev4 1911," and that BYLAW No. 169. A BYLAW to enable Cue 1'urpnn I ion uf the City uf North Vuiirupycr lo subscribe for eighty thousand shines uf Otic Dollar ouch in tho cupilal ...tool, uf lho Nortli Vuncnuvcr Cjty Korriiu Muiilfld. Bo il enacted by Ihe Muyur und Council of the Corporation ul the City of North Vancouver iu Cuuncil mumbled (with lho assent ol tbi .doctors uf the city duly had uud obtained ) as follow!: I. Authority ii hereby given lo the Muyur and (lork of lho Corporation tu sign, execute und deliver on Ichull of llie Corporation ami tu seul wilh the curpuruto seul un Indent me ul An., inn,1 between the North Vancouver Cily Kernel United of lho one purl' und the Cily of North Vsncou ver of lite other part in llie tcnni ol ths schodulo ap|n mini to ihi, By-Law, and authority ii hereby given to th mid City lu on(or into uud ugrec lu Ihe pruviiiuni of Iho lume. Should tho worki mentioned end iel oul in (he said agreement to be ncrlorincd by tho North Vancouver (ily I- . Limited be not cumplelcd 1..-I the 1st day ol January, IUI2, then thii By-Law iliull become null und void '-'. Thii By-Luw may lie cited for all purpoioi a. Ibe "North Vuneouver i'ily Ferries Limited Shares Purchase By-Law, IUII." Puuad by the Council on Ihs lllh duy of Murch,. 1911. II. e,m !■,I the uwent ol ths doctors st uu dec! inn hold for lho purpoie im the d.y of 1911. Hecunaidered and finally p.sssd by Ihe Coun. iI of the said City ofNurl Vancnuver on tbe day of 1911. THIS INDENTUBE dated tb. day of , jNin.I..11 hundred and cloven. BETWEEN: THE NOBTH VANCOUVEH WY FEUBIES LIMITED, a body corporals having il. Head Office at Iho City of Vancouver, It. C, (Hereinafter called tht "Company") OF THE ONE PABT and THE CITY OF NOBTH VANCOU VEB, a body corpora ted, (Hereinafter called tbc "City") OF THE OTHElt PABT. WHKKEAS it ii necessary lor lbs comfort and convenience of the riti- rem of the City of North Vancouver lo prpvide a new steamer for tbe tut of Ihe Company, aud lo provide a wharf, pontoons and bridges and eltc- Irir sign in connection therewith snd other equipment for the Company : AND WHKBEAS it ii necessary to pi 0vide tbe sum of Eighty Thousand ($80,000.00) Dollari to be expended Ihorefor by purchase of eighty thousand (80,000) shares in the cspital stuck of tbe Company at the par value of Out ($1.00) Dollar each, NOW THKHKKOKE THIS A«KKK- MENT WITNESSETH: • 1. That the City shall purchase from Iho Company eighty (houiind (80,000) fully paid up and non-.isicsi- uble shares in tbe cspital .took of th. Company at the par value thereof, to wit: the ium Of Eighty Tlioinnnd ($80,000) Dollar.. 2. Tbt Company agrees with Uu City that it will on or before lbs 1st day of lanuary, 19)2, provide a new •tanner lor the ferry service from (he <5}ty of Norlh Vsneouver to the City of Vancouver, tnd provide wharf al Norlh Vancouver wilh pontoons, bridges, bvdtdings and electric signs com or CiLy Ferries, Limited, Shares Purdiase By-Law 1911," and that within the City Hall, North Vancouver, 11. C, and that Thomas Shepherd has been appointed Beturiiing ufficer to tske tbe vote ol such Elsctors with ths usual powers in Ibst behalf. By Order ol tho Council, GEO. W. MoBAE, Acting-Mayor. THOMAS SHEPHEBI), City Clerk. EXPLANATOBY NOTB This By-Law supplement! tho By, Law passed in December lest by which tho Council was authorised to borrow tho sum ol $80,1)00.01) |„ lubscribo for ihurei in the capital stock of tbs Fsr- ry Company. The purpose ol this By-Law is to tu- ih.ui/e the Council to subscribe for thut amount of shares and to set down a time limit within which the work .to lie uided by such is to be completed. Most of the sorvices huve ulreudy been completed; .ueh a. tho now ferry steamer, tbo wharf, pon- louiu, bridges, etc. 'Ibo work slit) remaining tu lie done and lo be aided in part by the $80,000 consists ul improvement! to. the wharf nn lho Van couvor lide and lit January, I'M! hai been let down ai a reasonable time limit within which lo complete these improvement. The Dditntures hsve ulica.lv been •old und tho purchaiori solicitors ask for the passage ol this By-Law by I he I- li .tins lu enable thorn lo report hi vorably on tho validity ol the issue. ' 1 ' WHEN you want Bread, Scones, Oatcakes and general Confectionery equal to HOME-MADE jHiKSE SCOTCH BAKERY 135 Lonsdale Ave (Nest door lo Everybody't Bboe ttnr.) SPECIALTIES Scotch Shortbread and Pies GIVE US A TRIAL Bruce & Co. THB-EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, 13. C. NINE •V I NQrJTH; VANCOUVER SQflSE SIJOW . 1911 Ths second annual horso show under the uuHpicoi of North Vancouver Horticultural Sopioty and Farmers' Institute, tfill bs bold pn Friday and Saturday, Juno 9th and 10th'next. Thd arrangements me in tho hiimls ol a large and onsrgetio committee who aro leaving -ner-s|pTlr untried/" to plan a sbpw upon a largo acalii und ono which will, altruct the attention ql lovera. ol the horse throughout a wide range. An olahoruto list' ol prizes is already assured, entries will ho accepted in a large number ol different classes and tho program will ho varied and aHrpotive. North Vancouver City Ferries Limited will he appi'ouclicd with'u view to procuring free li-rriei^i lor all stock for exhibition' pmposts together with awnon and atlcndnnls thus placing tho facilities ql Vancouver at comrptind lor the accommodation of Lho two or throe hundred buries which it is anticipated will participate. It is hniied that iho llinisttr of Agriculture may bo secured to opon tho oliow und that other prominent members of tho provincial government as woll ,as men prominout in public life iu udjacont cities unil municipalities will be in attendance. Tbo committee is proceeding with the prelimin- inarios with a groat doal of enthu- nuim and onefgy and as .there aro several representatives upun tho com mit too who huvo had ounfiidorublo experience in promoting such shows, the success of tbe occasion so far as tbo plan und arrangements are ouno.riied is assured, while there is no dunbt that tho enterprising schemo that is ut present outlined will secure tho hearty co-operation ol stockmen uud of tho general public. Lynn Valley Notes (Express special correspondent) Mr. Miller, Kilmer Road, is having two and a hull acres' cloarcd. Miss BoBsio Currio of Vancouver spout Sunday and Monday in thc Vul- NEW SUBDIVISIONS IN NORTH VANCOUVER CITY W- FRONTING ON GRAND BOULEVARD Blocks 226, 227 and 230. Subdivided into Lots 50x114 feet. ALSO BLOCK 232A . For Plans, Price List and Particulars, apply to MAHON, McFARLAND & PROCTER, Lid. Phone 6286. Corner Pender and Seymour Street, Vancouver, B.C. ■tas.WBi.MMl UmBMMWmmmM^MMnMMBMMMIMMMMMmmMMm »Wr|"l !"!■ t' I 'l"!-!- 1..I..i..|..|..i..|,.i.,i..i,.i .|..|..m i .Moini. | ■|..t..Hl.|..t..1..1„i..I,,i..|..|..i„i„i .h- 1"1"1.1 ■!■ 111111111IW / ! A GOOD PROPOSITION (or either the j : Homeseeker or Investor — on 7th Street, :: ; just west of Queensbury carline, only $1200 jj ; Third cash, balance easy. Good View. Good Soil. :: \ Martinson & Co. 62 LONSDALE AVENUE NORTH VANCOUVER, R.C. Phone 173. P. O. flox 73 ♦W-W-W-W^^ You'll Make Money Here !! .IB., , , , • ■ , ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE AND GROUNDS Anyone who will give tin investment opportunity serious consideration for a few minutes will readily set quick and lurge pioliti accruing to the purchaser of Boulevard College Extension Lots PRICE LIST Lot 1 M76.00 Lots 2, 3 und 4 ouch 678.00 Lot 6 700.00 Lots 6 and 7 , both I.BM.On Lot H 876.00 Lois 'J, 10 und 11 JSold Lots 12 und 13 Doth Sold Lot U ! , 060.00 Lots 16, Iti and 17 each 87fcO0 Lot IH Suid Nolo the length of these lots, some of them being 115 feet to n lane The advantages of these lots for business or residence purposes arc apparent on thc plan attached hereto. It is Ihe closest car lino'properly to the norlh of the lirund lloulevuid (which ia exclusively for In. h dun residences). It alio faces St. John's College snd grounds and for these reasons alone it will bo a centre ol sumc inipoi tun. e, Houleiin.I intension lots ure within tlie city limits and have all Ihe advantages uml conveniences ol other city properly. To cloio out every lot in record time we have undcrprioed thorn, so that you will have to hurry to get any. Consider alio thc terms which ure much easier than u md 16 cusb, balunco jn C, 12, Iti, and 21 month" at 6 per cent, por annum. CANADIAN FINANCIERS, LIMITED 632 Granville Strset f VANCOUVER, B. C, li.nl Estate. Insurance .2,000,000. Telephone 916. Authorized Capital Money to I,onii. . M_.Lt/ ERNEST EBBAGE, 14 Lonidale Avenue, North Vancouver. ,,otol j.ono((l,r NORTH VANCOUVER SPECIALS Lot 10, Block 35, D. L. 550, 11150. Caih $450, balance 6 and 12 months Loti 54 and 55, Block 166, D. L. 274, $13,000. Termi to arrange. Near Lonidale tht above lots are among tbo bat buys in North Vancouvor, and intending investors will servo their own interests by investigating. Wo havo thc cxcluiivo sale and alio a largo list ol other lots in the City. It ii in your .own interest to call and inspect our li.t before deciding. ALV0 von ALVENSLEBEN, ETD. Real Estate Agent*. Financial Broken Head Office: 405 Hastings St. W,, Vancouver, B. C. British Columbia Branch Offices: 4 Lonsdale Aye., ^orth Vancouver 11)1 Government St., Victoria xmmmmmmmmmmwmwmmmmmmmmwm Branch Offices in Europe: Berlin, Germany London, England Pjins, France ley, a guest ol Mm. II. Douglas, Do- ruu Koad. Tbo Ladies' Aid of tho Presbyterian church met at tho homo of Mrs. Gould, Dorun Road, luat Thursday uftci'iiouii. Frederick Road frum Contro Bond is being widened. • Mr. Thorpe, prnpriolor of t|ui Lynn Valley hotel, lias taken over tlio mull- tigoincnt of Camp Municipal, Promise Road, Tlio donkey ongino at Frommo'B mill is ut prosont hauling logs tu the mill pond lor the lummer's rush. Everybody guys this Htinimcr in Lynn Valloy will put till puit .... .on. lu tht shudo as rogards building. Ono oi' the Hncsl driveways when finished will bo tho Lynn Vulloy road. Tho wurk is progressing fail, sumo of the excavution being itartod close by Centro Road and working westward. Many old landmarks ul nsluro'i handiwork uro lust diiuppoaring along tlio roud under Iho influence uf powder und fire. Ono very largo rout woll Known to every early settler who hud the good lucK to walk pust it many times has gone lo ushei. A good number of lots ulofig tho cur line uro being cleared and iu a few hollies arc springing into sight, A Mieiiil evening wus spent u. the home of Mrs. Gould, Doran RoadJ by a Dumber of friouds uu Friday cv.aiirg last. Tlio Ladies' Aid uf the Methodist church held their monthly meeting at Mrs. Morrison's Cutiiplicll Ave. Mrs, Fox, president of L. A. Methodist church, Weyburn, wus present us u guest of honor. Poor Jack, the kiddies' playfellow, litis become another victim tu the poison lield. .luck was u dog owned by Mr. T. Thompson, Centre Roud. ' Tho rock quarry hus been in the io- puir simp, u general overhauling lulling place. Mr. .1. N. Bunker, (juoetiBbury Heights, has sold his line residence uuil contemplates a trip south. Mr. Hunker is well known in Lynn Vulley where ho first mude his home in 11. C. Soiry lu see J. N. leave us bui his muiiy friends wish him uud family nil Kinds of luck and prosperity. Mr. Robt. Miller ami wife, late uf Rice Luke, left fur the .1.1 i-ounliy lust week where Mr. Miller uihcs Willis uncle's business. Mr. Campbell, proprietor ol I tic North Vuneouver laundry, uas badly bitten ou thc hund when administering u dose of imsliciiie 11 hi. il- g, which hud been poisoned, II reporls arc rigid the Vulley will be well supplied with Hurts ihis summer. There is lu be one ul Centre, a block at Church, one ut corner West- over and ulso Fr.d.r cl< Roud, o m r ul the car line, Mr. Huirill's law house, paler 11 .ad. is assuming shu|ie und hus u very prominent sitiiiiti.ii overlooking thow.st view of the Vulley. Tenders Wanted For North Vancouver Properly Tho following proper tics belonging lo the estate nl (he lute fieorgc liul Ion ure offered for sale bv lender. PARCEL I Comprises I.ut 32, in Block H'.* Subdivision of District Lot 271, North Vancouver, being n 50 foot hit on the Esplanade nl.lhe N. K. corner of St. Andrew's Street. On thii pro party there uic fwo houses nnd mil-' buildings nt present rent id for tit per month, No louse. PARCEL 3 Comprint olio lot hiniug 60 (ml frontage on Eleventh Stroot, and known as lol II, Block '8'J, ftibdi vision Boil, Norlh Vancouver this lot Is erected a frame collage Ou ... nt present rented for t'J per month. No lease. PARCEL 3 Comprises three splendid loll e.nh having a fronlsgl of tl) Let on Tenth Stroot, and me practically nil cleared and graded, of which one lot ii Ihe S, Vr corner uf Tenth Street and St, Andrew's, and knonu m Loli -. 9 uml 10, in Block 9", Sub- division nf District Lois numbered iU and S4'J, North Vuneouver. Tondcreri can lender for any ol Ihcsc loli ilngly or fur lho three lot. together. PARCEL 4- Compriios u fractional lol in Block 9", and being approvimalelv 17 feel wide by 100 feet drop, fucing fjohth Street, and is mure particularly known uml described ns Lol I of the rciubdivision of Lot. 2 lo II Block 9~, Diilricl J*ts 619 and iU, Map 1833, North Vuneouver. PAW'KL 6- Cumpriiei two lols, and ure .I.scribed ns Lots 'XI mill 21, Block lo. Subdivision 169, North Viuicoiuor. Those two loli are taoh 60 by IM feci nud form n double corner. I hoy lie close lo tho proposed now Second Narrows bridge and lo Ibo Wutor- front. Tcndori may bo put in for iho wbolo or any portion uf cuch ol Ihe above pnrcels. Sealed tenders marked "Tenders for lliition Kstalc Property' will bo received by Percy W.'t'faarltsun, ad- miniitrotor of llie citato, tip to and including April lit, lull. Term, of purchase on all pro portic. to he one third eush, I rli.nco payable in 6, 12 and 18 nibs | interest .oven por cent. Tlie highest or uny lender nol mc cssarily accepted. Address Icnusrs lo PBBCy W. ciiAjd.KRON, tWePcndor St. W., Vancouver. B. & 31-8 CUMMINGS ■'■ ■ •' ■ -■ '.._■-■ ■ j- LADIES SHOES AT. RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES We are clearing out all our Ladies' and Children's Footwear, and in order to do so in tho shortest possible time have made prices lower than the cost of manufacture, as follows: ; Ladies' Patent Blucher, gun metal tops, regular •jiiJO lines, now : $2.85 Ladies' Patent Oxfords, gun metal tops, regular $4.26, now $2.65 All lines of tan, ox-blood and chocolate, regular up to $100, now $1.85 Dull finish Kid Oxfords, blucher cut, regular $3.75, now , $2.45 113-115 Lonadale Ave. North Vancouver LYNN VALLEY Why pay 1350.00 lor rough uncleared Loti wben wo tan toU you Iho vsry besti cleared Lot. without a stono on them, level a. a tails and into gruis. Been ruliivutod lor ten years, situated on Centre Road, being the best Road on thc North Shore and one block from the Car Line, School, Church and Store; hav. city wator, .l.ctri. light and telephone. Price 3350 to JlOO each. Terms 1100 cash, balance 6, 1] and 11 months. Then, lots will bring at least in our estimation 100 psr cent, profit on the amount invested within lix mouths. Buy quick', they are going fast. MAY and BURNS P. 0. Box 172 North Vancouver North Vancouver City Ferries, Limited TIME TABLE .-11 AMI It line Vsncouvsr •6.20 a.m. 7.31) " 6.30 " 9.18 " I0.1B " 11.18 " l-'l" p m. 1.16 " 3.18 " 3.18 " 1.18 " 6.00 " 8.10 a 0.90 " 7.28 " , 8.16 " 9V16 " 10,18 " 11.30 " ST. GEObVIK STKAJIKR NORTH VANCOUVER Issvs North Vs». Imvs North Van. I.tave Vsncouvsr '0.16 a m '020 o.ni. '6.16 a.m. 7.60 " ■7.20 " •8.00 " 8.60 " •8.20 " •8.60 " 9.46 " 9.20 " 9.46 " 10.46 It 10.16 " 10.46 " 11.46 " 11.16 " 11.48 " 12.16 p m. 12.16 p.m. 12.46 p.m. 1.46 " 1.16 " 1.16 " 2.48 " . 2.18 " * 2.48 " 3.48 ". 3.46 " 4.40 It 3.16 " 4.18 " 4.40 " 6.20 " 6.00 " 6.20 " 6.00 " 8.40 " 6.00 " 6.46 " 6.20 " 6.46 " 7.48 " 7.26 1 7.48 It 8.46 " 8.16 " 8.48 " 9.48 " 9.16 " 9.48 « 10.46 " 10.18 " 10.48 II 11.46 " 11.18 " 12.16 a.m. 12.48 a.m. 1.00 am. ' Denote, not on Sunday. This Tims I able subject to c bangs without notics. West Vancouver Motor Launch Service Launch "West Vancouver," Captain Findlay Licensed lor 35 passengers TfME TABLET ^7 n,.i.)i....u win.,t rJu, f,.„i,». whul (very Bay Iscrpl Sunday 7-JOa.01. B.oo a.m. i, mi .i.m. ir.oos.m. n.oo a.m. ij.oo a.m. ij.15 p.m. * 11.00 pm. 15.00 p.m. • 16.00 p.m, j7.00p.111. 18.00 pm "you P'» aaturlayi Duly ".00 p.m. 9JO ».0) frooli) Ocbclule 10.00 a.m. 13j5p.1i) " 14.00p.m. '/■""P^ " »7 45 P »• iB.top.m „ 32.00p.m. VffHU fail He. _*w» Tlcktti 86c. Quickest/oute irom Nortli Vsneouver to tlie district Beyond Capilano River. Launcli "West Vaoconver" makea ,coooec- wil|iouI fail, with Ilic firry steamers irom Nofifa Van- fiouwf, as per above acbeiiub'. - ■ .-1 i,i'Hism.,-u I TEN THH KXFRBM, NORTH VANCOUVER, B, C. ,p THE EXPRESS CLASSIFIED AD. COLUMNS HATES la Insert. lOo per line Weak, 71c per line tier Insertion Month, ho psr line per insertion WANTBD DBESSMAKING. Apply Lonsdale At Wth street, 31-3 " TANTED-First cluas stenographer, must be good at Bgures. Apply in own handwriting stating age, speed, experience, references and Biliary reipiir- ed to "F," Bos 53, North Vancouvor. FOB RENT TO LET-Fuinisbed room witliout board in privets home. Good Intuition and cloie to car line. X. Y. /.., Es- preoi Office. tl FOR HALL FOB BALE-Manure, Apply to N, V. Transfer and Livsry Co., Loaidsls Avsnus, . 97-3 FOB SALE—Cow manure for the garden: One duller per load. Conn F. ,1 nobs,ni, Fifteenth street, telephone 105. 3-1 FOB SALE—Double corner near Lynn Valley car lino, splsndid loca- iion-$H50 for quick sale. Terms. Apply, .1. W. .Slabbing., Express Office. LOT-One block Irnm Lonsdale oar, $176. Easy terms. Mrs. Mollwaine, 163 T'hii.l street east, 4th houss Irom Lonsdale. Hl-I FOR SALE—Agreement of ssle on Lynn Valley property, equity $1,100, in 6, 13 and 18 months. What offers. Bos 139, North Vancouver, 17-3 FOB SALE-Lurge Bungalow, doss to oar, Small cash payment. Apply Esprsss, Bos. 39, Bl-8 HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE lor sale iebtap, On visw any time. SoePieroe k Hall. FOB SALB-Ons blook Irom Lonidale oar,, Boulevard Lot, 50 feet frontage, price $800, easy terms. Mrs. Mo- Ilwiiwio, 163 Third stroot east, 4th house Irom Lonsdale Ave. M-l LQBT LOUT While wire haired terrier this week, Answers to name ol "Pop", when lost had round leather collar on and a cut on hind log. Kinder please return to D. McLonniin, 387 Keith Botd E, FOUND FOUND Small ium ol money on Ferry. Owner can have tame by proving. Wf Simpson, 13th street. 17-3 TAKE NOTICE that the Counoil of the Corporation of the City ol Nortli Vancouver intends to carry out the following works of looal improvement under subsection (33) section 366 of ths Municipal Clause. Act and intends to assess tlie'final cut thereof upon the real property fronting or abutting ib, i. on, and to be benefitted thereby, and that a itatement showing the bonis liable to pay lbs laid assessment and the names ol Ihe owneri there- ul, io far ai can lie aicertained from the last revised Asseesment Roll ii now on filo in the office ol tlie Clerk of the Municipality -and is open lor inspection during office hours. STREET Esiilanude uud Crescent Street from Forbes to St, David's Avenue I ii. i street from Korlies Avenue lo St. Duvid's Avenue f.......1..!.- Avenue from waterfront to t'pper Keith li 1 Lonidule Avenue from lath street to (lily Limits ,... I'.ith street from Luumlule Avenue lu St, Andrew's Avenue '. Pith sticci (loin Lonidale Avenue to St, (ieorgo'i Avetiuu St. Andrew i Avenue Irom 3rd Street to 8th Stroot i Esplaiui.li. and Crcseeiil Street fiom jrprbes Avenue In St, David's excepting portion between llugvri und Lonsilulu First Street Irom Forbes Avenue lo Si. David's Avenue Secuml Street bum l.niisdulo Ave, tu St. David's Avenue forties Avenue fruni Esplanade tu 3rd Street Muhon Avenue from Esplanade to 3rd Street Semisli Avenue from Ksplunude lo 3rd Street Chesterfield Avenue from wnicrfmnl to 3rd Street Hogon Avenue from Esplanade to al iiy norlli ol 1st sinsd , I,mi-.bile Ave from waterfront lo Upper Keith Koad St. George's Avenue from waterfront to 3rd street St. Andrew's Avenue Irom waterfront to 3rd Street St. Patrick1! Avenue frum waterfront to flrd Stleel Ht, Davids Avenue bum Crescent Street lo 3rd street Noltli Yunoom.i. It C. Murch I Ith, IUII. WORK Wood block paving ami concrete sidewalk. Wood block paving and concrete sidewalks Stone block paving aud concrete sidewalks Wood block paving und concrete sidewulks Sanitary sewer und sower connection! , .ii.ii.u'. .ewer ami sower ennnec- tiun. Storm sewer Grading lu |iermanuiil i/rade Grading lu permanent i/ruilo Grading tu |ierinunenl ,-uidr Grading to ptrmsneat "ind. Grading lo psrmonsnt grade Grading tn peiinunenl iiruilo Grading lu |iermnnenl grade Grading tu permanent grade Grading lu |iermuiieiit grade Gruiliug In |wrmanent urada Grading lu permanent grade Grading tu |wrmanenl grade Grading lu itcrmnnent grade Estimated C'uit $161,800.00 133,600.00 98,000.00 88.700,00 19,630.00 9,870.00 13,830.00 85,000.00 44,000.00 ■JII.MII.IHI 3,700.00 7,340.00 3,830.00 4,900,00 1,840.00 30,000,00 4,688.00 6,6IK).tSI 4,600.00 3,900.00 THOMAS SIIKPHKHD, City Clerk. City's Share $ 14,100.00 14,100.00 18,700,00 14,500.00 1,000.00 850.IK) 4,710.00 3,650.00 4,800.00 1,380.00 990.00' 4811.00 150.00 330.00 65.00 4,900.00 130.00 335.00 330.00 1,160.00 34~3 gAND (WERT North Vancouver City Band Under the direction of Mr. R. Chance MARCH 17th, 1911 Horticultural Hall i I • PROGRAM PABT I. 1. MABCIl-Elsclorstt ' Bneenkruu. N. V. City Band 3. OVER'l UBE-Triumpbol Miller N. V. Cily Band . 3. VOCAL SOU) -Th. Green Hills of Ireland Del ltiego Madams lloaina Burks I. PIANO DUET-Qul Vive Oalop . Gans Mrs. Burtsastsr end Miss Kirklund 6. VOCAL SOU)- Eily Msvourneen Bem.lict Mr. II J. Csvs 6. ANDANTE- DrMinlsnd Ssrsnade Miller N. V. CHy Band PABT II. I. BARITONE SOI//-Silv«r Thread. Among thc Gold-Dank. Mr. J. Varus 3. VOCAL SOI/I8- (a) Songs my Mother Taught Ms Dvorak (b) On the Way Home fiddle (c) Msvoernsss lang Madams Bosino K. Burke 3. CONCEBT WALTZ-A Southern Dream Uncolii N. V, Cily Bend . 4. VOCAL 801,0-1 Hear Ysu CHisg Ms Marshall Mr. II. J. Ctvt 6. VtK'AL DUET-Borneo sad .luliet Gunud MsdasM Bosiss Burk. snd Mr. H. .1. Csvs t. MEDLEY--Our Ktapir. Godfrey N, V. City Bsnd OOD HAVE THE KINO D eaasssst open 7.45 Concert at 8.15 FUHWTUBB Ws will buy or sxebange your stoves, ranfss and household goods lor spot cash.' Turner's, 70 Lonsdils Avenue. Pboaa 184. J X Bo. SIS. MIS0BLLANEOUB J, Louttt «nd North Loaiduls ' Bldtr Murray Co, fin insurance. HENRY B. WATSON Architect t Booms 10 snd 11, Pender Chambtn, 633 Pender Street W. Pboni 3161 Bssidsncs, cor. Lonsdils Avt aad Wnd itrstt, North Yanoouvtr. G.M.N. COAL k SUPPLY CO. an now ready to UU all ordari far coal, They will carry a full line of building supplies. Oat the best. They havo it. A trial order will convince yon of that. Oat your coal before the rainy season lata in. Headquarters on corner of Esplanade and St. George, North Vancouver. Phone 269 Tarmi Oath STORM SEWER AWARD RECOMMENDED At a committee mooting of tbs city council held last night ths Board ol Works Committee reoommsiided thit ths coniriic! for the instsljation of storm sewsrs on Chesterfield, St. George's, St. Andrew's and St. Patrick's Avenues from the waterfront lo 3rd street be uwardod to Bomano Pin. to for $38,916.36 and the storm sower on Mahon Avenue from the waterfront to 3rd to M. and .1. MoDougall for $6,391.37. The formal uward will be mudo at the nest council meeting. NEW SCHOOL STABTBB Ths first sod was turned this morn- inn for the construction ol lbs new sohool on Mahon Avenue by the Sisters of St. Paul's school. Ths lopu- tion of the buildiug will be just south of St. Edmund's ohurob and opposite Ottawa Gordons. NOTICE Tlie firm ol Philip, Cameron k Co.. Financial Agents, bus been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Philip will carry un the business iu hii own name and receive payment of all accounts due lo the firm and pay ull debt, due by the firm. ALEX. PHILIP. ANGUS ,1. CAMERON. 34-3 TO CONTRACTORS TENDERS are invited for moving and!modernising uf .lunitor'a collate, l.oii.silule School, North Vancouver. Drawings uml ipedAostioni to lie obtained frum Geo. Campbell, eucroii'.ry lo II..anI of School Trustee!, coiner 3nd uud l.uiisdulc, with whom o'teri aro lo bo lodged on or liofure 'JfiLh March. f.7-3 DLSTHLST OP NOBTH VANCOliVEB NOTK'K TirVOwiiors, Builders, Electrician, and (TrMrs. TAKK NOTICE thul the Council of (lie Diilricl uf Nurth Vancouver hus paiiod u By-Luw reguiiiling the wins nnd iippurutui tu be used for etc tin: lighting, power, telephone, telegraph, signul niui ull oilier purposes lu ths tranemission and me of electricity through, over uud under the st recti, highwnyi und tones, uml ull inter.or iiisliillulions within the Dislriel ; AM) FUITHKK TAKK NOTICE thut under said By-Law il ii now hoc. essury tu ubtuiu n permit [or the currying out of uny smh work and lo obtain inspection mid approval by the In in.i Electrical Inspector uf laid wurk. Anyone currying oul any iuch work without in -t obtaining such permit etc. will bu sub).oi lo u puuulty nut exceeding (INK HUNDRED inn LARS JOHN G. KAKMK.H, 34-3 ('. M. C. DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER NOTICE Tu Ownors, Builders, Coiitricton and Otheri ' | TAKE NOTICE Ibat (he Council ol the District uf Nnrth Vuncuuvcr has pussad u By-Luw under which It ii neceiiary to obtain a permit for ell RUSTING WORK within the said District, and Ihat said By-Luw came into ..pri,iin,ii on tlio III March, 1911. Any person usiiii.. eiploiivss for any purpose without having first obtained u |.oi inn will in lubjtot to s penalty not exceeding ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100), JOHN G. FARMER, ' 34-3 C. M. C. The A, Farro Grocery 126 2nd St. We.t When you deal at the A. Farro Grocery you get exactly whit you ask (or at right price. : : Special Attention! We carry ■ complete line of Groceries, rUoborf * E'SM Brood 22 for $140 •mmmm*—mmmmmm JAY & CO. ARCHITECTS «a BUILDERS I'liiiiu prepared and Estimale. given. Office : 1407 Dominion Trust Bldg. Vancouver. Phone 34U7^ Residence, KM Eighth Ave. E. North VonBuiivor. LYNN VALLEY 11 " ' R. MAGENNIS BUTCHER Free delivery to all parte o( Lynn Valley at city price. No order too small 19 All . -' FRESH MEAT DAILY §i™: Frederick Road H EXPLOSIVES We are in a position to look after your requirements in this line. We s^ell Stumping Powder,. Dynamite, Fuse and Caps. We can quote you at a minutes notice prices by the pound, box or car; f.o.b. this city. paine & McMillan Thi Hard wars Sptdalliti. Phono 12 FIRST STREET & LONSDALE At i soprano soloist Mrs. Hosint K. Burke ol thit cily ociupirs u position in ths loreinost rani ol Vancouver nr- tilti. Tht local public will highly appreciate another opportunity nl Inuring Madame Burke at the concert to bt given by N, V, oily band in the Horticultural hall thit (Friday) .waning, McMillan'* Tea b flood libs, for $1.00 '-. « j. A. & m. McMillan Ji We sell Columbia Graphophones & Records Nearly new, Regular $60.00 EDISON PHONOGRAPH $4540 PilOO Tuning, Ripairini, sic. Shoot Music, Small Initrumosli sod Accsiiwis. WARBURNITZ PIANO HOUSE LIMITED 443 LONSDALE AVE. Phone 114 , SEEDS TIMOTHY HEI) (TOVKB BLliK IJHASN WHITE I'ltrVEK KYK GRABS AI.H'ALKA B. k K. MIXED LAWN (1HA80 Seed Potatoes EAHLY HOME BUBBANK BUTTON'!! HELIANCK All our uod. an »|«cially .elected aud loltti lu comply with Hood Control Art. In buying teed, don't overlook .|Ualjly, W. .I*q carry a lull lint ol FERTILIZERS The Brackman-Kcr Milling Co., ltd. ^LONSDALE AVENUE. At Fwry Lmdiog. 1 V
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1911-03-17 |
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Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0309731 |
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