famxm VOLUME ia noeth yo9oowm, 9 0; mm**, mourn w, m NUMBER 10 \ I. ,■ i n I V t ■J, • Ut. E. L. Bordtn, Prtmltr ol tht Dominion of Canada. Thr cabinet selected by the newly elected Prime Minister and which wai formally approved by Earl Grey, Governor-General, last night, is as follows: R. L Borden, Premier and President of the Council; Minister of Finance, Mr. W. T. White; Minister of Customs, Dr. J. R. Reid; Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Martin Burrell; Minister of Militia, Col. Sam. Hughes; Minister of Justice, Hon. C. J. Doherty; Postmaster-General, Mr. F. L Pelletier; Minister of Public Works, Mr. F. D. Monk; Minister of Marine and Fisheries, Hon. J. D. Hazen; Minister of Railways and Canals, Hon. Frank Cochrane; Minister of Trade and Commerce, Hon. Geo. £. Foster; Secretary of State, Pr. J. W. Roche; Minister of the Interior, Hon. R. Rogers; Minister of Inland Revenue, Mr. W. B. Nantel; Minister of Labor, Mr. T. W. Crothers. Messrs A. I.. Kemp, Geo. H. Perley and Senator J. A. Lough- eed, Ministers without portfolios. In connection with the lint announcement of the personnel of the cabinet which is to control the policy of the new government, it will be of interest to re-read the platform which was announced by Mr. Borden, previous to the elections at which he was returned to power, and the policy therefore, which it •is anticipated lhat the new government will proceed to carry into effect. The platform was as follows: 1. A thorough reorganization of the method by which the public expenditure is supervised. The increase in what is known as ordinary controllable expenditure from $21,000,000 in 1896 to nearly $74,000,000 in 1911 is proof of extravagant e beyond any possible defence. 2. The granting ol their natural resources to the prairie provinces. 3. The construction of the Hudson Bay Railway and itt operation by independent commission. i The control and operation by the state of the terminal elevators, nary encouragement for establishing and carrying on the ; • permanent tariff commission. ! assistance towards the improvement of 1 tzwcUtf&i" | fntrij/fi'/f 1 :^//SiS///*/////>/i'/6ii Tho operator'! duliet ore to entwer colli aud mako conncotiont ni rapidly at poitible. Convoriulion witb you Would ini'\ ilnlily block nlli.'l culls jutt at urgent at yourt. So tbo operator it trained to uio certain let phrases relating strictly to ber work. Any question! out- tide ol ber (unctions must neccttar- ily be referred to people having in obarge ipecial claiict ol "irregular" inquiriot. A minuto'i coutidoration will tbow that unlost tbe operator1! duly were uniform practically tho lame in ovory cill—tbo could not potribly give Aid, tubtcrilicrs lire service tbey demand. ,1 ■■ail delivery. provinces for the purpose of education and for the policy uid adminislra- control of our own '- affording no just 'Val jn the auton- ruiinpi"" $m* _-*>. B. fl. &'■ " "J Witb t Iui tbe future Mri. Cook pul hat goci to mike lite at . 81. Cbarlet (top <• MWI MU* Peat, Corn ipmneA by Capt. Foro- (new ica/venue extending 104 Wront immediately Eggl, itrictly l^f WM IQ)d yM, Meypolo Butlori H It understood Rice, Knott Ja^' tim bat been Oranget, iwtet aK«~an purcbaied Frith ground Coff» "•» ago lot He ii a clearly Tbt roU, a*™** m (lame to tmmw*"** tot** van- uom. m ,om mnjti ^ ^ m It POST OFFICE SITE PURCHASED Deal Quietly Completed — H. H, Stevens Makes Discovery — Vendor May Fail to Deliver, FOB 8AM The fact came tp light on ftiiurduy lmii through inquiries made by wire by H. H. Steveni, M.I'., tbat lome weekt ago tbe Ottawa government completed the puri'lium' of a property for pqit office purpuses in this city. Iu looking ufii'r the intereits of bit constituency Mr. Stevens tout a telegram to tbe Department requesting tbat the matter of the purchase of a post office site at North Vancouver bo bold in abeyance until ho had had opportunity b acquaint liiiin.i'li witb all the rehire nii'iiin of tbe situation. In reply! Ur, Stevens receivod a telegram from! Mr. Hunter, deputy minister to the erect that a sito for a post office hod been purchased some weeks ago from Br. Ingram. Further inquiry elicited tne information from Dr. Ingram, who ro\ sides iu Vancuuver, tbat be bad sol<l four lots on First street eost to the Diiiniiiiiin government at a price of (00,0011, 'that an initial payment had In'i'ii made thorcun, that the docutneuts had beeu duly executed by him and wore thon on the way to Ottawa if they bod not ulrcady reached thoir destination and lhat he was daily expect iug that the balance of tbe purchase price would come to hand. With n; gard to the reason which led to the purchase of his property, Dr. Ingram understood that the government wished to procure a frontage of not leu than one Iniii'lii'il feet and inasmuch as ho was the only individual who Owned an unbroken fronlogu of that magnitude in that vicinity, his proper^ had been purrbased. Au inquify in Ihe offices of tbo post office authorities iu Vancouver proved barren of results. Tin' poit office inspector is at present in the east ami bis assistants had up knowledge of the transaction, neither bad be access to any records which might provide any iufurmotion. lie wu of opinion thtl if auy recommendations were forward- ed to Ottawa witb reference to tbo matter tbey would havo proceeded from the office of a fesleral outhorily iu Victoria. _____ ' A further endeavor to secure inform "linn frum local sources provod like wise I'm iin. Tbo officers and members pf tbo local executive of tho Liberal Allocation discloui any knowledge of any negotiations for this particular property and all ciTorts have thus far failed to discover the intermediary through whom tbo proposition was sub initiil at Ottawa. luasmut'h as the purchase of this perty defeats the.endeavors of ty city couucil to soil the present city kill property lo tbe government aud/fiiasmuch as the general public uniUyni condemning the purchase as uusuifoble, there is every probability thut/lie matter will not lie allowed to rein until full information has been ytutained ami made public as tq llie/ini'un.H by which the ited and it is like eriniii -tlint the most strenuous courts will J6e made to induce the newly \onstitatod governmcut tu prevent this pruporty at a permanent utsi office site for this city A/nearly os can he ascertained the fcrty purcbused it lots .'IU 42, block Dili, I), I„ 111, situate on First street cast of Louidalt avciine. MrAlnmes Fugler, who until recently wus tie owner of lots 'ii and 40, in the aliovy group upun being in tervicwed, staled that Mr. Ingram hod not purchased his property outright but hod a conditional agrccniout for ils purchase. Tin- conditions upon which the transfel is to take place have no reference th tho price, but re fcr to the substitution of certain pro portion hy Dr. Ingrnni. for thoio which Mr. Fugler agrees to well. Up to the present lhoso condition have uot been fulfilled uud Mr. Fuglcr Mules empbat ii-nlly ilml unless they ore nut complied wjth he will not complete tbe transfer of his pruperty. Frum this'statement it would appear that although the deal has been completed as between Dr. lu gram ami Ihe government, there is i probability (hot difficulty may yet arise witb respect tu the ability uf tbe von lur to give full title fo the properly. JfOR SAMHfirit growth dry wopd (or $4.50 per cord, I It. O. MoDade, Phono 83 t.l. FOB BAM3 OB TO L)3T-flovou- roomed house on Ilml ttreet west of Mahon, convenincoi Apply oa premises. i:i m FOB SALE-Frotb milk from local herd of cowt. Sight qugrtl for $1, delivered. Apply Nortb Vancouver Hut Bud Dairy. FOB 8ALE-0ue block from Lonidale cor line, $360 cash, balance ovor 18 niuiithi Palmer k Mcliwaino, 36 lionsdolc Avo. Pbone 110. tf FOB SALE-33 foot lot, cleared, graded, splondid view, second block from Lonidale car line, $160 oath, bal- mis-e over 18 months. Palmer t Mcliwaino, 36 Lonsdale Ave. Phone lio.tf FOB SALE - A bargain. Caih or, termt. Two cottngoi on 20th itreet. Vory detirablo location, fivo minutes from Lunsdule tohool, three minutei Iron) car line. Bendy lor oocuponoy about October lit. Apply B. W Eaton, Nortb Vancouver Coal ii Supply Co. Phono 178. t.l. WAMTED WANTED-Wo have money to in- voit in clpio-in North Vancouver pruperty. If you wish to sell call and givo ut your listings. Pointer £ Mc- ilwoine, 30 Isousdolg AVe.aphoue UO. * «.' ~ 88-10 SATURDAY'S POLLING RETURNS Property ByLaw Rejected The results of Saturday'! voting on tbo six bylaws submitted by the council to tho Nortb Vancouver ratepayers read as follows: Hylow No 180—To roise by way of loan llii' sum of $30,000 for waterworks purposes: No. of balloU iuued 606 For the ByUw 622 Against the Hyl,uw H Spoiled and unmarked balloti .. 19 ByLaw passed. ByUw No. 181—To raiio by way of loan the sum of $3,1100 for the purpose uf maintaining the Fire Department: No. of balloU iuued $04 For tbo ByUw i)17 Agaiuit the ByUw It Spoiled aud unmarked balloU .. 14 ByUw paucd. ByUw No. 18*—To raiio by way of loan tbe iuu of $1.1,260 for school purposes: Np of balloti iuued Hi For Ibe HyUw ..6011 Agaiuit the ByUw 70 Spoiled and unmarked Ullott .. 1$ ByUw passed. ByUw No. 183—To ralie by way of loan tho ium of $$8,000 to purchase real properly for corporate purpoiei: No. of btllois iuutl $04 For the ByUw 36$ , Against tbe ByUw 247 Spoiled and unmarked balloU .. 6 ByUw rejected. i ByUw No. 184—T» raiio by way of loan the ium of $16,000 for the purpoie of making, prrtorving and rcptiring roadt and itrcoU ia Ike eity, including tho construction of the new lidowalks: No. of balloU issued $06 For tbe ByUw 686 Against the ByUw .......... fJ Spoiled and unmarked bglloU .. 8 ByUw patted. ByUw No. 186—To ralie 1>y way of Joan tbo turn o' HMO lor the prtter- valiou of public health: No. of balloU iuued $0$ For ti)* Wow 82$ Against the ByUw 70 Spoiled and unmarked UlloU .. 10 ByUw patted. CONSERVATIVES TO MLKT H. H. Stevtus, M.P. WU1 Addrcsi Lo col Bupporteri—Local Problem! to Be Dltcuutd. All mcmbcri of Iho N. V. Conicrva ine Association and also all local sup purtors of the party are invited te at tend the meeting lo bu bcid iu Ursen'i pavilion uu Thursday evening te meet tbe newly elcelcd representative for Vancouvor riding, Mr. II. Ji. Stevens. Tbe gathering will have tbe opportun ity tu hear Ihe address fronj Mr. Sic- veils and to discuss issues ef local importance from a federal point of viow. Mr. Stevens leaves in a few days to ;i - -111111' bis duties at Ottawa and tbe approaching meeting will afford a most desirable opportunity tu place him iu full posicssiun of the ftcU relative te the needs of this portion of bit large conitituency. Express Classified Ads. MISCELLANEOUS J. Unlet and North Untdalt Get Uat Loutdale Pharmacy Phone 3V MONEY TO LOAN on approved property. Agrccinvuli ol tale purchased. C It. Hickman, (38 Untdalt. 39-1* Or. J. C, Norriton, dcntiil. Pott Uncinate, Chicago l/uivortily. Boouu 6 and 10, New Post offioe blook, ti. Tbe City Dye Workt hat eiUbliih ed a branch cor. Ei|danade E. ud Umdale. Fint clais work at moderate rates, cleaning, dyeing, plotting and repairing. 9 C. Ifvery and board atablaa - Light rigt and Indies' taddlt bottm for hirt. Stabling lor bonet, Oen- oral delivery and (teavy loaning. IB. Tlumni, 4th itroot went. Phont 847 a. Tht Truth itudenU elan will meet every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the residence .of Mri. Gallagher, Keith road, near Bidgeway. SUdenU detir Ing hijfber ipifitua) un^pblmept ate cordially Igvjtod to WliiA- tf IpimH VQB UjWf-knahf Wptt- m Cottle, yipxteta kvpaue. tear Umdale and 24th ttr»»|, Nortli Vat cpuver. w-n WANTED-Dressft.lng. Thoroughly experienced iu good class work. Udics' tuiU a specially. Miuet Bae, Suite 3, Keith block, corner Fint itreet. 10-10 WANTED-Girl to look after two cbildron aud help wilib bouiework. 1 lood wagci. Apply at bungalow, N.W. corner of Fint street and St. Audrew'i 1310 We tpccialize in North Vancouver prupcrly and with to list properties direct from owuen. SCANDINAVIAN INVESTMENT CO., tii.'.'v Cordova Street west. 1010 WANTED - We hmdlo butineu chancel, real culoto, insurance, loam, purchase agreements of sule. Jf you want to sell your kuuio ur your butineu call and givo ui particulars. Wo can get results. Uuiincw is good. Palmer k Mcllwtinc, 30 Umdale Av*. Phone UO. 2810 FOR BENT Bright Humus, double or ilugl.o, witb board. 663 Uusdalc Avenue. 10 8 Comfortable front room for root, furnished. 110 Upper Keith Boad. 2010 BOOMS FOB KENT Housekeeping. 218 2nd ttreet eait. 17-10 FOB BENT-Furniihed tuite, mod em, private Apply 237—4th itreet tut. Hill TO KENT-Furniibed roomi, board optional, or light bouickeeping, tuite 4, Boicobcl, Mli tnd ('licilerueld. 8-8 FOB BENT-Bevcn roomed home, furnace, fully modern, gardoo. Eighth itreet, good view. Apply C'ojooial Apartment House, 8th itreet eut. tf FOB BENT - Five room bout* on N. W. corner ol lit and Oh-terf-d. Bent $30 per month. Canadian Fin anoieri, Ltd., Bank ol Hamilton Bldg. U Til BENT-In Orptvanor l-odge luite* of five roomt, cpmltllng of two lieslrooiiii, ono large living room, kitchen, bath room and pantry (jutt com- pitted) alio two roomed cottage, fur Dished Apply A. L. BonaJd, 314 6th itreet Weit. if BDUOATIONAL LADY -Cerji«ed wiihei pupili for pianoforte and theory. Ttrmi moder ate. Box kit, F.ipreu Office. $11 ABT OJ,A8SR»,-Durlj>i On winter monthi Mlu Aijull IpMronlieO hy Kn«JJih and Foreign BoytJly) wl" hold clttaet In II. K0piun4'i Softool, Mabon Avenue. Oil and Water Color Painting. Pen Pointing, ijlnftjnelion. pjtfihlng for Book Plain, tie. Pxlvtl* leitont hy orrongtmtnl For ttrmi, etc., pliaat apply Poat Ofle* M* II". Norlb Vancouvtr. IMI 1$ 'I ' Dl .' IMH'II '» mmwMi* IflMOlq lorn it I per tent, oa lit* wortpje income ptantttf at ey mlffrto two Worki of Utidalt kit. IBWIN t Blli,IN09 «. fM If... I mmm THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, THC INTERLOPER ,i i, ■-■■hh>iWii|iix_,4U ' Complete Short Story by J- P. Holland. mmmmWmmmmmnmtmmmmmm The only V>le»I'-nt °' B la,8°i com" forties! room, furiiisliesl in tho vugun of tbo Qeorgiuu poriiid, und guarded from Ihe tun by closely drawn lilimls, was gg elderly man, kunwn in (bo neigbbnrliuiiil of his home as "Obi Roger", Imi whose surname, by here- ditary right was Trossold. Concerning bim a multitude of opinions were expressed, the majority of whioh, lot it be said, were scarcely flattering. Gentlemen who had business dealings with him were without exception unanimous in their confessions. "A more nm i "ii l. in mn. old devil," quoth oi|c|i, according to Ilie peculiar extent of lilt vocabulary, "If hot never been my lot to encnuutur, and 1 Jiray to heoveu that the future holds nothing worse" As o matter of fact " cetiUnkerout" wus quite o lenient epithet. Oout, and other chronic ailments, had mode eld Trossold os irritable os be had once been sweet-tempered, while, in consu- quence uf the deplorable death of his yuung and charming wife, his hair had become prematurely grey, hii brew deeply furrowed, hii eyei sunken, uml his mouth strangely cynical. Indeed, be was uu longer the friend of all men ps he had ouce boon. Bittor experience hod taught him to regard his more fortunate brothers with an envy he mode uo attempt to roureal. ilis daughter, Kim, who bore in nature and iippeiiruneii a wonderful re .' 11jI.i ... .■ to her mother, const it ute.l Trossold's one solace iu life, ami uf this possession lloger savagely slcclarcil his fellow men would willingly deprive him. "To Inin who both must bo given," he quoted in the bitterness uf bis wrath, "while I, who have littlo enough tu hold slear, eon he Idwfuliy rubbed uf even that littlo." It was, however, unreasunaiile uu tho uid gen lli'iiii'ii's part tu imagine fur a liniment that as limid Mini' a yuung girl us Kna Tii.-iil.l would leiii.-iiu u11s.iI. ■ for her father's mere whim or convenience in the course of her visits to friend's houses, several estimable gentlemen bad fallen victim! lo her charms ami had even ventured to question old Buger on the bestowal of bis dough-I tor's hand in marriage. Each hud been priuiinplorily tent about hit business with a parting injunction, couched in characteristic ternn, td bide hi' time in patience till %e fair Sn* should reiii'h tbe' eage of discretion, "at which date," Treuold would tar- rustically add, "the matter thall bo reconsidered—provided tbat neither party had. in the meantime succumbed to a fractured heart." A week nr a fortnight usually sulHcod to heal the wounded vanity of those poor thwarted swains, ami Kna, in ber heart of hearts, felt grateful to her father fur thoir curt dismissal. "For the future," she inwardly vowed, "I iball ■iiiidiiiiii.il avoid all intimacy with man," which resolution tho most conscientinusly kept—till Philip Fair hurst was proiented to her. Then her vow niottered littlo—and Philip Fair- hurst mattered much. There is no necessity to Introduce into this itory the ordinary fuels of a true increasing friendship, SuHieo it to say Ibat a mutual understanding aruse between Philip Fairhurit and Kim Trcssnhl which gradually developed inin tho most exemplary kind of affection. And 'twas only when news nf Iho mailer came to tho eon of old lloger that Hie course uf their iuvu was in any way hampered. The uid gentleman gathered that things hod ruacheil uu ailvunccil stage ami be was genuinely alarmed. Ilu wroto Philip a brief note, asking him to call at Tress'nld Hull at his earliest cuiiveni- cnee, ami it wus awaiting Ilis arrival that we found old lloger when Ihis Itory opened. With noiseless tread, a iivoricd footman presently entered and approached Tl' .""ll'I ':■ 'llllli. "Muster Fairhurst is in the parlor," ho announced. Tressuld grunted a command uml Ihe servant rotored. In a fow liniments Philip himself erosseil Ihu polished floor of Iho apartment und bowed rcspecjfully lo tho elder mail, "I sin at your service, Master Tressuld," he suid. Old Kogcr did not trouble tu tckiiow- [ledge the salute, lint pointed ti) a high-backed choir on which Philip, Without further »ilo, Mt himself, fttt- sold commenced all tuch interviews, as thit in tbt same manner. 'fj nm informed, sir, from most reliable sources, that my daughter aud yourself have funned un undesirable intimacy, Do you admit Ihall" Though Philip was a littlo surprised »t tbe blunt way in which the mutter waa approached, ho was outwardly calm and replied iu like terms. ''The intimacy I gladly admit. Whether It bo undesirable or un roots in the nature of your regard. Tho udjoc- tive at presont merely represents your prejudiced opinion, and to that you are quite ontitfod." This exchange of views, candid and straightforward on both sides, lufficod to show that the verbal contost which was to ensue would not be au unequal one. Old Boger, let it bo said, w|is secretly pleated that his daughter, foolish Ihuiigli her behaviour hud-bcen bad at least chosen a fellow with the courage of his convictions. Philip had ulsu mure than his shuro uf gnud looks and his frank blue eyes and determined mouth did not displease Trossold. Nevertheless, in the lottor's opinion, the follow before him wus a robber of his world's goods and os such he must be treated. "1 wish you to know," Trussold recommenced, "lhat my datightor, Kim Trossold, is to possess no sweet heart till she has reached an ago of wisdom, She is now only twenty, and to think nf serious love at her time of life is on absurdity." Tho old mnn pousesl, and Philip suited thu upportunily. " "I'i.. uoi mi:I\ of serious love thai Kna and I ore thinking," he said, hut also uf tho moro suriuus liuml of matrimony. It will perhaps ustunisli yun Iq bear Hun we are quite rciolvinl In wed ai speedily os we can arraugo mailers." Tressold, in tlio enormity of bis rage lurned very white; then the blood rush ed lo his head ami Iho color relumed threofuld. lie spluttered and gasped ruse to his feel, forgetful of his gout, and wilh his clenrheil lift simile Ihu table wilh such tigur (hot the glasses un tho sideboard rattled fur several moments. "Ily the Kurd, young man," he llninderi'd, "perhaps, vou will loll mo B,G North Vancouver Business & Professional Cards ABIHITWT HENRY B. WATSON ABCUITECT lloumi 10 and 11, Pander Cbamliari. hll Pender Street W. Phono 34M and l.unsdala Avt., Norlh Vancouver Jtesidcnce, cur. i.nnsdnlt Ave. and ■-''.'ml ..is,-i, North Vancouver, li I "I VI IM\ Percy B. Howard JJ. .1. Pterin City Auditor. HOWARD k PERRIN Auditors nnd Accounlanti fit I'ender Bt, W. P. 0, Hoi M3» i'bone mi Phono 183. Vanoouver Norlh Vancouver llllilllMI.il H. D. RUGGLES IIAHKlSil'K NO'J'AttV PUBLIC V12 6th Street Eait North Voncouvir Phoni 373 nil I.Mini* AMI) mini. PLAY POOL AT HAMMOND'S FIHST WEST Fineit tablet and cutt ii (bt City * i- i- III.I. I.Mil-Ill-. R. H. TARN Pioneer Iluriotbocr - Carriagt Worki FIHST STRKET WF.8T k l-ONSDALK lliii.l.s AND -IIIIUIIIII. THE LEONARD-SALE CO. Hooktelleri and Stationer! Cor! Lontdalu and Ut. J'bonc 143 NOHTII VANCOUVEB I lIM-l-l'llilMlil. The Palm Confectionery Stationery, Confectionery, let ('ream, Soil IJrinkt, Fountain Uriaki, Tobacco Light Lunchoi, Fruit B. C, DUCOMMUH 4 SON loudalt md (th Phone 316 ciumnAtmi, CHIROPRACTIC bt* dlicoverid Ihi I'ltt ol l>Jt"ir lu be Pretturt on ntrftt—tluptlDg the Vamt, < arrr»U Which produce ftac- nonti ictir'ly w. jibtntt thi vtw- •r Current! by removing tht Prttture —mi health It reilorcd R 3. Irwln. Dr. of (,'Mrspraotio, III loih glint, rlatto Vinaower- ■ IIM1III IIHI.V lin' New lllock on Lonidale Aveauo near the Perry Approach wu built by SMITH BROTHERS (ienernl I'onlraoton NOBTH VANCOUVER B. E. CLARK I'MIIM'iKHH ' ..ni ij. i.n. fur reinforced rnmrele . "i. ii,e mui Huweriug in all iU brunches; house ronnei linns a spe .■ally. r.imini,- furuiibod. Office: 20 I.mu. .Lib- Ave. J'hune T>:T WM. MORRIS PRACTICAL FIREPLACE ANI) CHIMNEY BUILDER Pressed Brick Mantles a Specialty, i'huiie 1,119 A. 'M'l. W. Craib A. CRAIB k SON CONTRACTORS ANI) BUILDERS In Cuurrcto, llrick and Wood. Office: J17 FIHST STREET EAST Hill I M.IM I lis ANGUS J. CAMEBON A.M.I.E. * S. CIVII, ENGINEER Irrigation, (Iralntgi, liveli, plait and ipecillcalii.nl. Septic tanki and houae dininaga a ipecillty. P, I). Hoi 344, J6th itreet watt ol Hawicki Avium, BLUE PRINTS V. M Hbarii. Hlu.l H I., Hiss.I Imi Mun Kna Klc, Archl and Civil En glnttr. Pioiii, clivtijont, ttciloni. report!, nieclllcailoni, tttlinalei, tic for til clotiei ul work, Traclnui. Blue Vrlnli. Map Mounting. Uf lower Kellli lis..ut. Kail. Nurlb Vincouver. ■•'IMI IIKAIjKRI. THE NORTH VANCOUVEB FISH AND PBODUCE GO. Frith and Smoked VIM Livt and llrcuod Voulliy Vcgetabiltg Deliviry twitt daily PboM 240 131 Firtt Hum twtmmmmsss. in, mmmmmmmmmm 11 K IIKAI.KH4. JONES ICE CO. Wbolotaltri and lletaiiart ti Put lot OjWfp let (or Itraily UN BAY VIEW TEA S00M8 I'bone Vd I/JN8DALE AVKJfUE rmmiim iphuh CARiUH Studio »var Baak B. H, I. I'*adal» tad Ktidaaad* Miit.iMTin MISS COLLIE l'|l lu 'llll.' MlllllHTV Mosiortao Hatct Keith Block 83 Loutdali Avt. mu vm I'l in i. FRED G. TURNER NOTABV PCBMC I,oini, Inveittneuti and In.urincc Room -'».', .'i.i'.' i.i.unill. St., Vancou ver, I). ('. Phono Mkit). Land llagii try work t hj«-< i.ili>. mvv mini.. DONALD DOWIE Saw Filer und Grind-, All kindt ol hand, croti out and liuck tuwt let and tiled at shortwt notict. II I "in 'Inls' Avenue, North Vancouver, TIII.IIHV E. LAURIN High-clau l.ndie.' and Gtnl'i 'Inilorisg Phont mi KEITH BI/JCK, FIHST STREET • NORTH VANCOUVEB M. H. RAYMENT COSTI'MIEK ,' Mb Slrect E. (ailjumliig wusl ul lluu lovtrd) Norlh Vancouver Pinl Clou woik suits l.a.ll.s ..wu ii si Urlnli in.'Us on Nil —llrrM-iklua la all Ua kraal Is -a Tl II III ll~ ..II -II , SAM. T. SUTTON mcilER OF PIANO apd THEOHY Spacialty: Children'! lmauaa at-own bom. Ttrmi, ttc., apply (ienetal Delivery, eva a. Mcdonald Ttachtr of PIANO PLAY WO. For termi, ttc., apply Monday and Tburiday. Wt Jtltk II. IT. !•!...»<■ TIM WATCH HKPAIIIINII. If your watch >topp_g or goiag irrt- gularlyf Sit A J. HOOD Tht North Vajwouvtr Kipert aad pioaMr Jtwellor 4UJ l **.•**!* A.V_UIM "~T rfwmawmmmm nm^mmpmaw wbetbfli ftMCirw d»»gbl»r=-whtlhtr or no, at her father. I hivt iny wnrd |n hey actions!" f "tim merely eogperotofi JJnjt»i nitty," reipmided Philip. "Mtttyl" JrmolA eebned. '' Aye, for I cannot think her »afo in the company nf » man at violent and Ill-tempered at yourself," Tressold hud never buforo heard hit temperament to frankly described and the novelty stuuiiod him fnr tbt mu- ment, Pblip quietly awaited the effects of hit aiidaeiout words, apd wu not surprised to see the old guiitlemun almost speechless wltb wrath. When at last ho did regain control of hit voice, his words eelloeil through the room like a clap of thunder "Du you think," ho roared, "that you will advance your cauie by offer ing bore uml now an intuit of tbp most important type!" Philip regarded him in mock stir prise. "Really, sir," he answered, cooly and deliberately, "I wai not owore lhat I had over aiked you for tht bind of Mistress Tressold. As mutters uro already arranged between Ul, that would bo spills' a tuperduout formal ity." I mil p n I de of speech, Tressuld almost tore the bull from itt socket. "Show Master Fairhurit tho door," hu ordered the footman, who immediately I'litcrcil; then to Philip "I fnr- bid you any furthor conyorso with my slaughter." Philip bowed witb great tplemnity. "I wiib you good-day, tb," he sajil then turning to tha footuitu, rmutrk- oil "I am lorry tu give you thii extra trouble." And thus he quitted Treuold Hall with the ponioiiablo conviction that he had at least " impressed "old Bogtr, even if it wore in a ninnner mil etloul- nt..I lo further liis suit. Treuold him- self, though thoroughly iunfouude.1 by Ihu fellow's oiiirugeout impudence, un lertained a meaking osliuiroliuu fnr hit iiiini.-ing candur. "There's certtinly loaothigg il him," he admitted fa hiniielf, when his wrtth had slightly aimincred. Thin os his thoughts wandered back to tbt cause of Philip'i visit, bit eyt flatbed again ami bit brow darkened. "Damn himl" he ttid loudly, and the wish ei lined through the great riiniii in a way which distinctly comforted the wither. ,11. I'ai.l li's-iuird wot indeed t living proof of Nature't tutctptiliillty to union- Uo had beon emlowcii with tbe physical deUili which go to moke t linn.I- Mine man, but these postciiioni hid been shamefully abused, Hii iiiiigiiili.'i-nl dark eyei Hashed only for Iho seduilimi of the inuocunt while hii iligiiiiie.l hctring and immaculalo grooming were attractive for malicioui rcaioni only. In convoriation, bo seemed tu be au idle liittncr and the i|uintescnce of sincerity. Only Ihe moro minis' diicerncd tbo under nature of (be man, ami Ena Tressuld wat for. iiinuiilv one of tbett. Remrd regarded Miilrcu Treuold ai ho would a coitly gem, aud u tucb be -might to puueu ber. He did not trouble tu uhiam ber father't unction to hit tuit, but wuoed her-in tome ie i ludcl port mn of the Treuold estttc. II wis hit custom lu intrude upou her presence when ihe loait espectod or • b -ii.-.I bim, and bit mctbodi icrved to occentualo the ilitlike, which iht in slim iiv.lv felt toward! him. He had repeatedly profewed hii undying lavt (prtrtice bad rendered him proficient in the art) and bad tevcral timet io- li.itcl her hand In marriagt, but on each occation bad received a negative reply. Henard, bowtver, brooked no ■ i.mat Ho intended from the Hnt Ihot Miilreu Treuold should become his wife, he hod Ibat mil always in view, tud il, be declared, should jut- lify whatever tncani hi chuu tu ad opt. Ou thii ^particular evening, iumedi tlcly ofler Ibo inlorview prtviuutly recounted, Heuard bad decided to make une more effort to achieve hit purpoie. lie bid bidden, thtrefore, in the .bad uw of t hedge which ikirted the etteti and wu awaiting with impatience tbe arrival of hit victim. Jt wu her cut- torn, he had learnt to wandtr through tbo ground! at about tbat hour, and he roniidcred tho lime and place both lilting and romantic. Ilndtr tbete cjr cumtUncci, Muter Henard'i faellngi can bo well Imtginad and bit iiupn ration! rtadiliy ronetivtd, wbtn bit point of vantage hi ditctrntj tpprotcblng formi of Kna Treus a mole companion. Henard muri'uitr, that tkt Ittter'i »,n„ tied tbt girl'i waiil, and tbafu| wu pillowed on bit brow' Hues m, . j , Jul 16-S The two engrwed in euiiv/|.„,m, .•ceded iu within a few f ^ ard'i omliuib, then tloppiUlw In — „ Ur ur lu le port. Twos Ena wjf„i is „ "Philip," tba uid, ">■ VM ',',', lliongh loflly ipokeu, )'• under- i .11 j • > iii*'uii woler. of a third perion), "'inerac, on.) you wh and ar. wiltp'^ lot my uke, tben, (the i-IIJu or , , . „ wbleh Un- iliUnce to otter."re audi...ir.-.i .ought hi. in a Indira "Think wbat if. f>rm onl lo , , ., Iliereor, iuu) to retponded H«' y/ei Ibere/or, "Uke all into pltdgt yourulf "Yu, ym," it (( WOrks isf Die UeoJarcid Ig be UP of i %lft mmm Job Printi ling.l" npr/ 1 ■:*>>' ■ Extensive Additions to our Plant, place us in position to execute any and all kinds of printing at reasonable prices and promptly. Phone your next order to Eight-Oh. v / ',*..'. fiOo box .yftivi.il 7fio lin /iliulf dozen ... ffHO /„ 1 dozen $!),50 'No. 3 Food „ . 5fic each „ „ $(j,25 dozen *8 Kidney Cure 7/Jc bottle ionized Wine of Beef t% Iron $1.00 / CK1AIW HV TtlK BOX Wiirgiierite, th in box .'. ... $1.60 Tuckett's Club Speciul \„„ $1.75 RAZORS & SHAVJNf; .SlVjJES King Cutter and Cariio MaguX Razors Wfl'ii) Gillette and ^fjnostro/) riafci| Razors Cein .Junior and Ever Heady Safety Razors Strops from .-.. 50c l<i $2.00 cu'il AH R.zori Abwlutely Guaranteed Moiwy IWunded If Not Satisfactory! North S% Drug C P.S.THOMa«;Plu».B., Druggi, UinPLANAiEVEST. Phone / / T of plioso il and Ibo Jwbcn s. by |lber Vnoy kni- V- wmmmtmmmwmmmmmmm^mmmanmmmiim $1 down and $1 per week Sop tho "Oonada'i Pride Uilleobli Btngt uol.l np fbe above low termi, witb or without hot water con- nectjont. Agenti tpf tbt "Monarch Molltoblt" tbe ilny- tatlifactory r range. Wood and coal beaten ranging ing from 12.00 to $13.01) each Agenti for Shield Brand Building Paperi, Bapco Pure Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Patterson, Goldie & Clark Phone 88. ESPUNADE WEST. THE MAN WHO COMES TO LOOK receive* the iame glad welcome here ai he man who comes to buy, our primary object at this time being to acquaint the men of North Vancouver with'the advantages in quality, service and price, to be exclusively obtained at thia store. We don't expect to sell you goodi before you know ui, our goodi and our business methodi, so we invite you to call; "Snoop around" a bit and get acqainted. CUMMING QUALITY CLOTHIER 113 LONSDALE AVF. LOTS IN BAYV1EW ——~———————■ D. L. 621 k 2075 on Keith Road, a short distance west of tin- Imperial Car Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.'s property, i $300 tad $325 Mch-$20 caih, balance eaty terms. These lols command an uninterrupted view ol three miles of Hurrard Inlet. Good soil and level. Call or write for descriptive pamphlet. S. F. MUNSON 333 Pender St. W. Phone Seymour 5654 WWIWJ II _ -f- ' 1-/14/t^/, 7- i>// / —^fr///^///,*.'■*-/"/>:■> Tho operator'! duliii are to aniwor caiii and make connect iom ai rapidly ni pouible. (iinvi'i soil um witb you would inevitably block other calls jutt tt urgent ai youn. So the "p. i is11si ii trained to uio certain tot phratoi relating ttiiotly to ber work. Any i|uciliuin out- tide ol ber lunctioni muit necotiar- ily bo referred lo people having in ohargo ipooial clntica ol "irregular" inijuiriot. A niinulo'i contidurtlion will tbow Ibat union tbt operator'! duly wtro unilorm pnoticully the tune in ovory call—tbe could not poilibly give Al.l. aubtcriberi the torvice tbey deinond. %___. mmnrnn- fTHE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, „. c. thb aymum mo A loriom outbreak nf tbii insect in Middleit. county, Ontario, bat been reported to tbf diviiion of Entomology, find jt it important tbat farmers in nil parti of Psntdt should have tonic knowledge qf the ligniAcnuce of. this pent, iti lift hittory ami meuiit of pro vontion and control. Jn a recent circular ittued by the Bureau of Kutomol- ogy of tbo United Btatei Department of Agriculture it ji itated_ that "few iuiecti bavo earned tucb eiiormoui po- euniary lotioi at hat the Chinch Bug. No other inteet native to tbe weitern bemltphert hu spread itt devastating bordei ovor a wider area of country with more fatal effect* to the ttaple graint of Nortb America tban bu tbit ont,". It it ottimatod tbat tbe louea due to iti ravagei in tbo United Statet during tbo but sixty yeart considerably excoeded ♦350,000,000. While tbe Cblncb Bug hai net yet depredated crops in Canada to any lorious extont and tbere ii uo cause for alarm or fear, novertboleii iti early recognition anil treatment in the caae of local outbreak! may rcault in the prevention of comiderablo louses to tuch crept u wheat, corn, oats, barley and rye, ihould the iniect spread. Although tbit insert ii a native of the North American continent it up peari to have migratod into cuttcrn Canada from tho south. It wai drat recorded at doitructivc to wheat iu Nortb Carolina about Hit following tho war of Independence; the Britiih soldiers wore accordingly blamod for its pretence. It now niTiir.-s iu abundanco in tho United.Btatoi and is found from tbe Atlantis' cent outward to Color ado and northward to the Great I .alien. The adult Chinch Bug incuaurea one fifth of au iiu'h or less in longth; it ii blackish in color witb white upper wingi each bearing a conspicuous black ipot. The winter ii puasod in tbe adult itago under rubbish of all kinds, fallen leaves, itubblo, grail and brushwood. In tbe spring the fe- mull's dopoait tbeir oggs near or on tbo turfaee of tbo ground either among tbe roeti of cereals or grans or iu tbo leaf ihoaths of tho plants. Kucb fc male may deposit upwardi of live bun sired eggi which hatch iu two or threo wceki. The youug larvae are yellow- iib in color but ioou become red an 1 later a bright vormilliou. Tboy are similar in sbtpo to tbe adultt but are wingleti. In most of the iufcitcsl re gioni of tbe lluited Btatei tbere are two aunual generation!, but iu northeastern Ohio tho flrst brood docs not fully develop until tbe licginniii,r of Heptombcr ami there ii no indication of a lecond brood. It would np|iOM therefore, in Cauada that wu ba- e ouo brood only iu tbe year, and 'he O'lults of tbii tingle annual generation hibernate Tbo priucipal injury i« apparent iu Auguit and Boptcniber. The insect inflicli Ihe most damage nu wheat, barley, corn, rye ami oils; it al.o nt- inntly iiifeila timothy incail.wa n< in ;!i,i cuo of the proe'.t outbrn.l' The best methoi! of prevention. M in the case of numerous inse-1 Jicati*, is clean cultivation and dtanlinou auo-.t Ibe farm. By clearing awny uud Imni- ing rubbish, hruihwood, etc, clo'juing uji 1'i-ni i . and in othor ways destroying the hibernating places ef not only these but other injurious imccts most valu able work ran be accomplished. Where timothy meadows or paiturci arc attacked, u in tbe present instance iu Uiddlcicx county, remedial measures arc difficult to apply owiug lo Ibe ex tout of the area now permanently laid lown. Burning them over during the whiter will do ionic good but many of tho hibernating bugs will escape. Natural factori may play a considerable part iu determining the ubuu- ilniice or scarcity of chinch Bugs. The two chief factors are meteorological condition! and a fungal diieue. The latter li dependent upon tbe former for ill oflicacy. Bcvcre winter weather doei not appear to affect tho hibernating adulti when the locality ii au et- poicd on. Coiiiiiiuuus rain during tbe time of batching ii fatal and is important in tbe natural control of the pott. Ou account of tbe dry weather wbicb bu prevailed during tbe put summer tbo outbreak will probably be more scrioui noxt year unleti continuous rtint in the spring dettroy tbt young. ■■■■ CASH PBIOES SATURDAY at Uu UP-TO-DATE OKOOBKY, 868 to 360 Flnt itrett tut. Phont UU. B. C. Bugar, JU Ib. sack for ....$1.10 Wltb i Hi. of our .Pained "Maypole" Ooldcn Tip" Tea at Wc per lb. St. Charlw Cream, 10c per Un (large tlu) I'eu, Corn and Tomatoes, 2 tint for 26c (new itaaon pack) . 1 Kggi, itrlctly froth, 3 doren for IIM Maypole Butter 1,1b. for 11.00 Rift, Pineal Japan I Ib for 2Cc Orange*, tweet and juicy, 20c per dot. Frith ground tiatee, ttc pari Ib. tin Tht roadi art now la goo* ord-r. Own Is your tbamaii ml avoU Uu crab." tf «. MTOHW. / IH1IIIIIII1IIIIIIIII fl We have just received a large new stock of Carpet Squares and Rug* imported direct, which we will sell at prices that cannot be beat. - . fl We especially invite the public to visit our Parlor Furniture and Carpet Department upstairs. The Home Furnishers 128 Lonsdale Ave. North Vancouver • i Mahon, McFarland & Procter, Ltd. , GRAND BOULEVARD CLEARED 50 ft. Lots in Blocks 226 and 227; $900 and $1000 14 cash, 6,12,18 months. 50 ft. LoU in Blocks 230 and 232a; $650, $700 and $800 1-4 cash, 6, 12 and 18 months Phone 6286 - - 543 Pender Street, Vancouver 'I 1 North Vancouver City CLEARED LOTS 50 ft. x 147 ft. In BLOCKS 15, 15a, 16 and 16a. D.L. 550". ——g—SSSSSZI———-—-—___-_-_SSnSnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnmnn PRICES: $7 50 to $ 1000 according to location. TERMS: 1-4 Cash, Bal. 6, 12 and 18 months. ACREAGE in District Lots 546 and 550 In Blocks of from One to Four or more acres. PRICES: from $2000 to $3250 per acre TERMS: I-4 Cash, Bal. 6,12,18 & 24 months The Grand Boulevard extends through this property ■' FOB PLANS, PRICE UST AND PARTICULARS, APPLY TO The North Yancouver Land and Improvement Company. -X 643 PENDER ST. ____ VANCOUVER, B. C. ■ 4 THE EXPRESS mum vmowm... ■■■m'tm aowmm Published Tueidsys anil VtiAtifby Nprrts 8hP» fim,' UO)itf>A.> Opt), H. MORDEN, KPJTOB' ANP, MAlfAOKr?. Jl»t8i tt Subscription :-Onp ypar, IIM- Six japnrtt, ffPp, Thw inpiiHii, p, United States and Foreign, ftM ppt ym- , Aivsrtislng Bates W1U it Quoted on Application. Tbe Express it devoted to tbe interests of tbe North Short ol Burrard Inlet picluuivoly. It constitutes'an advortiting medium of exceptional vuluii for reaching in a thorough and effective manner the population of North Vaneouver Oity and Diitrict. Every effort it mado to give advertlieri the most satisfactory tervice. All change! in contract advertitementi abould he in tho printers' bandt not later than 10 a. pi. Monday and 5 p. m. Wednesday tp enturo iniertlon in the fallowing issue. • , North Vawonvtr, B. 0 ...October 10, 1611, THE PBOPOBBD FOBT OFFICE BITE Tbe information which was made *~\ public tbit week to the effect that somo •weeks ago the government at Ottawa hail purcbaeoil a lite on First streot, somewhat oast of I.onsdalo Avenue, fpr post office purposes, has givou rise to a storm of protest from all quartern. This protest is based upou two reasons, lirst because tho proposed site ie considered altogether unsuitable for post ui purposes and secondly because should it lie used for tbat purpose, tbo purchase defeats tbe negotations whicii had been proceeding between thu city couucil ami Ottawa looking to the purchase of the present city hall site for thu purposes of a federal building. Thu exact location which lias been purchased is understood lo be lols ,'lil, 40, II uud It!, lllock 155, I). I.. 'Hi. situated (ilh lei't) east of I.ousslale Avenue, on the north sidu of First street. It will ul once be noted thai these arc all inside lots and thul uny building erected thereon will be dependent for light upon the front uml tbe rear of the , «»• building, a feature which must be considered a serious defect in any public building, fur reasons that are apparent, to all. Further, a building erected on tbis liis1 wuuld bo dependent for its architectural attractions, entirely upun the front elevation, which will ut once be rcciigni/.eil as a serious handicap. II wus reasonable lo suppose Hint u buiiiliug ,iv,ir.| in Ibis city by the Dominion Government for federal purposes would be a structure of sonic architectural pretensious un<l une that wuulil ronslitute au uutstuiuling feature uf tbe city from tbis stand point. Tbe Utillutlon of the site under discussion wuuld remler the reali/.'.- lion'of tbis expeilation impussible, because of Ihe fact thai the site will nol permit uf the architectural effect thai il desired. Again, Ibe erection of a perinunciit pott office builsling un this a site wuulil mean that the great bulk of citittni wbu frequent tbe pust office wuuld lie compelled to walk a comid erablc dlittuce from l.uusdale avenue to retch Hie iilliic, a fact which implies in llii' count of time, a great deal of inconvenience tu the general public m,.I win' li is ail the more inexcusable be cause it is absolutely unnecessary. II may further be observed that the W lecliun ul' an inside site, removed from the chief higliwuy of travel fur a post office site in North Vancuuver constitutes an unfair discriuiinatiuu agaiuit tbis city, in tbe face uf whicii every public minded citizen should enter hit most vigorous protest. If the neighboring cities of Vancouver, New Westminster or Victoria be called lo mini, it will be seen that lu each of'tlic.e instances tbe federal building is one of Ibe foremost structures iu the 'ily .imi il liluateil on the most prominent curlier tbat could be procured iu tbe heart of tbe most frequented sections of the city. In tbe estimation of those who have the best interests of Nortli Vaueouver at heart there Is no reason why unjust discrimination should be derated agaiuit tbe city iu thii particular hy relegating it to the second rait clans with a federal building in a loca lion that Is half a century behind Ibe timet. Thit act upon the part of tbe outgoing government at Ottawa is ai' the more difficult to uin'etstauil, because it bean every evidence of having been deliberate ud intentional." There wat no hatti) ncceeaary at tp tht purchase, neither wm tbore any lack pf ipforuia ' tips in the Department of tin Foot Dtatter (Iineral at to the other and pre ferable totei that were available. The Depart«tut wu fully aijviicd ef the faet IM tW city Ml iHt tepid be ngicmtei u I pool elite till, tint it wat in every way a iplendid location and that it was generally accepted by tbo eititent at largo at the very apot at which the federal building ought to bo built, the city hall property afford! ovory facility for the erection of post office building which would measure up to evory reasonable expectation from' an architectural or othor point of view uud whicii would in every reipeet place North Vancouver in tho companionship of thu most modern and progressive cities in this important particular. Iiiii.iiiiii.Ii as this regrettable error lias been committed iu tho purchase of this unsuitable uml unacceptable site, it ii tp tbt utmost degreo desirable tbat the matter lie prevented frum pruceeding auy further and that evory uffort be mado lo induce the incoming government to abandon this property as a prospective pust office site, cither disposing of it as sunn us this cau bo dune upon a business basil, ur using it for some purpose other than that for which it wus purchased. At the same time it is imperative lo the interests of North Vancouver that Ihe government be induced to purchase the present city bail property while it is available for a federal building. THB VOTE ON THE MONEY BL LAWS The keen Interest which wus taken by Ihe rnlc|>aycrs in Ibe money bylaws which were submitted uu Salurduy lusl is clearly evidenced in the fact that the Intal vote polled was much larger than any yet recurded upun a similar occasion namely 84)8. Thtrt are in all appruximately .i.nun voters upuu the municipal lists of the ity and of those a total of 011 was polled at tbe mayoralty contest iu January lasl. The hlgbest vute polled for ulileriuen upon that occasion wai fit, for ferry director fill), for icbool trustee 6H) and for any uf the five money bylaws submitted at that time ■vm. Some uunli lis ago when a bylaw was submitted tu authorize the closing of the Fsplanaiiu the total vote polled was about 100., From the above' Ag ures it will be seen that the tolal of li'iti voles polled on Saturday lasl repre scuts a very large poll creating a record in the case of bylaws submittal to the ratepayers during the progress of the civic year ami comparing most favor ably wilh Ihe void recorded on similar bylaws submittal even at the lime of the annual civic electium. The one bylaw of the iix tubinittc.i ou tJaturdty to which the lively interest uii.iiiti sis'il by the properly owners wat attributable wai doubtless bylaw number IMI, to enable the city "to rain by way of loan the ium of ♦lill.iiiiu for Ibe purpose of acquiring by purcbatc bits I and 2, block .11, and loti 4, t mil 6, block .17, I) ]„ f.4!i, of which bylaw ltl volet wcrt polled in ftvor and 247 against, live ballots being spoiled Although this poll ibowi a itnight mu jorily in favor of the bylaw of 101! voles, tbe sUnuiive vote fell tbort of the necemary three fifths majority by ten voles, for which reason the bylaw law failed to carry. Ail of the othor bylawi were ratified by large major ilie*. Al it invariably the case, opinions will doubtless differ somewhat as to the chief cause which militated agaiuit the sues ess of bylaw number lilt, but Ihere will not be any wide diiteut from the statement that the primary tnuit wai uot tbat tht property owners are event to thl purcbatc ef further acrwgi tracte within tke city limit, fpr civic purpoiei. We are convinced that when the ittue before the ratepayer! it not confuted, they art (joitt'prtpand te Mhetiea additional acquitltioni is thit THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B,C respect,. Neither wm Mb* Mmt ot tV* bylaw duo in tbt main to the tut that the property owners considered tho price Ot whlej) ir wet prppoul to purellMe the property unrpstionably high While it w»a PPrtolnly mui ut ui liud by P WtiOO pf the ratepayers thtt tbo price wai an outside price, yet il il equally .dear that this pf itself would not havo exerted sufficient influence to defeat tho bylew. j While the two reasons above ment iuued were factors ill tho discussion whicii the bylaw in question created, yet thero it h eoii.'i'iiiiini of opinion to Ihu effect that tho element which weighed most heavily against tho bylaw, was the im preition Hint found lodgment in the minds of niauy ratepayers, that some where amongst the motives which prompted tbe proposition to purchase the property tboro lurked the covert purpose of using the property at tin' permanent site for the city bu|l. Whether this impressing was m wus not well founded, it inuloiiiahiy existed and exerted a pronounced influence qpon the vote. Had there been a clour cut issue before tlio ratepayers upun tbo question of a eity hall site or hud the impression in that respect tu which refer onto ii made ubove gained general credence it cpn ..uls be concluded that the negative vute wuuld have been very much larger than it was, Tho one conclusion which appears to bo plainly assertal through the ml veno verslict on byluw number 1811 is tbat Uie ratepayers are i'uljy convinced that wherever Ihe city bull may ultim ttely located, the situ for that cditlce shall be fouml sumewhere on "Ihu face of iho bill." It it uuf.irtuiiute Ibal lliruugh ihi- confusion uf the issue, Hie city shuiibi have failesl to secure possession of pruperty ip desirable as Ibe une in question fqr many civic purpnses and oue tho value uf which a decade hence would be appraised al several limes Ihu price for which the byluw made provision. | N. V. WOODYARD 10,000 cordi of dry fir wood for quick tale. Price per odd cordi, $4.50. Special quotation! for larger quan- tiliei. Cut Wood, I .un. he $,.00, 12 inches, $3.25. C & D. I Hln c and V,inl I -Iiii and Lonidale Phone 190. P. 0. Box 2432. EDER HURRAY CO- LIMITED Bargain Home Sites In North Lomdale. Twp tcparato comer loti in snulh eait quarter 617, near icliool and good road, (-'heap and eaiy tempi. . In Lynn Vtniy. A number of good level loll near Municipal Hall, for j.um each. I'uy menti spread over five yean. Ill Diitrict Lot film. A selection of double curncn for largo bouici near Ibe ilnulevard. Alexander Philip Inturanct Broktr. Club Block, Etplanide, Phout 10, N. A. KEARNS ARCHITECT Telephone 276 127 LONSDALE AVE. NOBTH VANCOUVER New Harness Shop A branch of An Vancouver Harnett Co. hat been opened jn tht prejMiti of the C. M. & N. Coa) and Supply Co., comer I'-iplanadt and St. George's Ave. A full itofI of tnf clan harnew and horie fitting! will be carried. A (specialty will be made of repair work. Pricei will be the tame at (how in Vancouver. VANCOUVER HARNESS CO. rt Phone 259 Nprth Vdnppwvpf, B, & S60 ft. cltartd lot on SBITH BOAD ar Moody ATe»ue, only fWllM. Oopd termi. Martin Senour mwmmmmmmmmm^mmnnmmnmmnnnmnmnmmmnmnnnnm 100 per cent. Pure Paint 1 ii i * i in. 111... i m i. i for the; Outside International Varnish Co/s '! ■ ' . . hi.i i | i i i ii i i Varnishes, Stains and Enamels 'i Will gjve you results that will please you for years longer than any other makes on the market and the first cost !• lowest. Come in and let us prove (his. Johnston & Salsbury The Hardware Men 90 Lonsdale Ave,, North Vancouver Sole Agents for MARTIN SENOUR, GUERNLY FOUNDRY COMPANY, INTERNATIONAL VARNISH COMPANY, MAJESTIC RANGES, ZENITH EDGE TOOLS AND FILES. :: :: u GOOD 5?.FT. LOTS )n high ground, entirely free from ravin tt aud only a block and half Irom carllut. Price $350 each On ttrmi of $60.00 cub and tye balance In 0, IH and 18 moutlu. Tutu Iota only want steins to till at tlie price. For further particulars ait C. E. LAWSON & CO. 15 Lonsdale Ave. Phone 70. P. 0. Box 1816 SPECIAL Wu have a few lots for sale close to Lonsdale Avenue Carline iu (lie City. Prices $450 to $500 on very easy terms. We lielieve these to lie tlie cheapest lots left in the vicinity of Lonsdale Ave. Call in and we will show you over Ihem. The North Vancouver Trust Co., Ltd. Ki'tl l.Hliilt and Financial Agtatt. Agrocnwoli ol Selo ditcounlod. 219 Lonsdale Avenue Telephone 44 Palace Hotel , Second Street, North Vancouver, B. C. FINEST ROOF GARDEN ON PACIFIC COAST RATES:—42.00 per day up. Special rata lo families and to regular hoarders. REDA _ ANDRUSS - Proprietors TW'VQGUI? Millinery Parlor Masonic Temple Pnil4ii)j$, Norlh VwpuveF, Mnii F. Bpr- rymait, Propritfresi, Jwl open? 1 with new stock comprising full range of Fall Millinery. Inspection cordially invited. -—r- i * Sewerage House Connections Notice to Property Owners of North Vancouver Ai tho main drainage lyttom !■ approaching completion wtoeg to notify proporty ownori Iimt wo aro making arrangement! lu undertake ibo lowtr I'siiiniviiiiiisi ou ilis' varioui private pruportiei at a rcaionablo coit to ull llioio wbo dcairo to avail thomielvei ul early drajuago facilities. Having curried out tlio main drainago tyttem for tho city council and having the neceuary plant and skilled inbui uvailablo wo aro in an exceptionally Invoroblo position to carry out tbe private houie drainage at a moderate coat to property ownori end wo ihall In' plouaed to furniih ottimatet And plant if ncoeetery to carrying out thin riioit etiential work in uccunlanu with Ihe city rogulotioni and on muit Dp ludute principlot of mndtrn laudation. ~^—" i Macdonell Gzowski &Co. Office: BEOONfo 8T. AND MAHON AVENUE PHONE 879. ' WE COULD Paper the World from our itock ol uow Wall Papon •o it tcemt. Kvery day loine now dotigu arrivci to fill tbt vacancy of Ibuw cluiod out. Handsome Wall Paper! art hero in endlott variety, Jutt —11 our ttloiatn for what room you went tht paper end bt will tbow you jusl Iho pattern you *n looking for. « To cb.iuio Irom our itook it a plea- turt, to pay our price It etiy. W. H. STONEY & CO. 117 l.onidoli Avenue Phew 14V i ' YOUR OPPORTUNITY ' '. 50x157 ft. on 15th Street, ~ p wen ot Boulevard and lying MaiilllSOn & VO. high and dry, a bargain, at 62 Lontdale Ave. nJTm' iHrVf, on terms, NORTH VANCOUVER ■st .. I ' .» I ■t^^^m I THBEXPREfil, NORTH VANCOUVER B, SSH Wmmm on Hastings Street East-D.l. 208 T< ' i ' i f. LOTS $245 $QO CASH, BALANCE 1 AND 2 YEARS, or wm maw ^ew * ' .''... . ■. . . ' $4^) CASH, BAUNCE 6, 12, 18 AND 24 MONTHS, or $10 CASH and $5 a MONTH, WITH BALANCE IN 2 YEARS Interest Z per cent. Payable Annually t < i We are clearing and grading 20 feet in the centre qf.,eacji>8tfeet so youcWwiild immediately. These lots are nearly all level, a few have a slight slope to the south. We will be pleased to show you this property at any time. Preparations are being made for the extension of the carline (rom the present terminus on Hastings Street 11-2 miles East, This Fall or Early Spring COME AND SEE HASTINGS GROVE S. F. MUNSON, Broker, 333 Pender St. W. TELEPHONE SEYMOUR 5654 THE INTERLOPER (Continued from page two) old, "I bave my eyei wills' open, ami um still |srs'|>ur.'i| lu uu will, you, even tonight as you suggest." "I.i .iin 11ni.. dear on.'," lie saiil, "you iill mc lliul your father us a rule retires at ten I" "Usually about top, Philip." "He reuily tben ul one u'cluck, attired for a juoruey iu Ibe I.n,", i cluuk you bave Stand in tbe window uf your boudoir. How many candleskave you tborol" "Two, Pbilip." . "If all lie well then light one only, placing it on yiuir window lodge. If ull be nut well, light bulb su I muy un ilrl'.l.lllil." "1 will do tbat, Philip." "If," continues! tbe young mun, "II may be the light of one caudle only I shall ace—and please (lod it may—I will hasten through these bushes ami will nuii'' benealh yuur window. You imi'.I then creep aoftly down the stairs und into the drawing room, stealthily unfasten the French window and join mc un tbe terrace, leal wc be beard. I shall wear a heavy cluuk and buud in cue SOUIO drunken villager bo reeling homo. A closed in carriage witb frosb horses ami a trimly groom will await us at the wicket gate. Hy daybreak we shall have reached Tollton and shortly Inter—" "Philip, I must leave a letter for my father." "Why, yes, tell bim Ibat as Philip's wife yoy will scud him our address so be muy corns ami see you, ami, as J think he will, forgive us both." "Ob, I hope so," Kna answered wilh an involuntary sigh. Thcu, feeling ugaiu the reality of the niuuicnt, she changed the sound to' an cicluina- lion of relief. "Al lusl," she murmured thankful ly, "I shall be placed beyoud the persecutions of Muster Kcnard." "Thank Heaven for that," respond od her lever fervently, ami with these words he kissed ber once and was gone. "(Inly for a few hours," Knu told herself, "then I shall bo with him uguiu und for alwuye." Hln' lifted the flower he had given her tenderly to her lips ami breathing au earnest proyer for the success of their enterprise moved slowly towards the In ui-iv III. Five minutes to the hour! Km Trossold- drew her c|oak closely ruuud bor and, witb the semblance uf u shudder, placed a single lighted caudle in bor boudoir window. The flume flick- orod for a inoiueut, then seemed tu suddenly realise tbe imporluuce of its 'lliu i' and burned brightly and merrily. It was ju.il as she had done, Kna thought, when making up her mind lo carry out this plan. When Pbilip bad first explained to her Ibo nuturc of it, she had felt afruiil, then hud the light of love*grown stronger uml more confident, till now it shone wilh n brilliance su certain uml su lasting that it loomed tu illumiuule the whole world ami burnt through the one fruil siring which bad tied her lo bor hume. Hhe had Ibat night cumpuscd a lung epistle lo her father and this lay uu her I,mi,imi table where be would find it in Ihe inurning. Then she wuuld lie gouo—perhaps forever, but with Pbilip. Hark! What was that I Solemnly from tho old church tower Ihe first hour of tbe morning wus proclaimed, uml a trice later, Kna heard tbo Hofl crunch of gravel on Ibe terrace below. Wiping away Ibo mist wbicb bad ga tborod on the window pane she glunc od quickly down and through the night- gloom discerned bor lover's form. Philip hud come then ami was wuiting for lur. .'-lu' must not lose a moment. Picking up the satchel which contained her few necessaries she blew out the light ami softly crossed the room. A board on the luiuliug creaked au.l- il.lv uml her father, being a light sleeper, she thought for un instuut ull wus lusl. With her heart in her mouth sbo listened intently but beard only thu sound of ber own irregular breathing. Stealing cuuliously down the carpeted sluir's she reached tbe drawing room in safety ami music for the French window. Unfastening Ilie catch wus the work of a moment. Quickly uud silently the window opened and Kna, with a ■ mull sigli of relief stepped out mlu Hie night uir. "Philip!" silie whispered, Suddenly feurful lest she only dreamt she had hccii his form on the tcrrurc. in answer tu her summons, u strong arm wus placed around her waisi, while a voice bushed her lo silence and she kuew il wus her Philip in Ihe flesh, Not a worsl was exchanged as the Iwo doukesl ligures crossed Ihe Juv.ii. Worming Iheir wuy through the shrubs whicii lo Kna's frightened eyes hud assumed the must grulcsi|uc shapes, thoy reached the wicket gate through which they passed into the road be- wind. Here tbore awaited Ibein a clos- iui in carriage, just as Philip bud arranged, with one solitary liguro neatest in readiness on Ihe box. Kun had unly time to notice lhat there were two horses haruossod to the vehicle when Ihut strong arm pushed her firmly but gently iuto tho worm interior uf Ihe coach. Mis' heard Philip breathe u word of instruction to tbo ni.'iu on Ibe box and Iho next iustunl his form wns beside her and the journey had commenced. The girl heuvesl a lliunkful u;:ii und rested her Watty head on her lover't shoulder. Hurely, she imagined, in the scclusiou of the carriage there wus uo longer need for silence. It wus evident, however, that her companion did uot Intend lo speak, so after u lupse of a few min ui'",, she broke the stillness wilb a whispered "Philip." No answer was vouchsafed her and she concluded that be oither had not heard her, or wus dozing afler his ex crtions. Mm amused herself by listening lu the thud of the horses' hoofs and Ihe continuous rumble of Ihe car flags wheels. Then she suddeny ho ilin ,-.'lii herself that Philip had never told her'whither he 'would tuko bor so to satisfy ber curiosity on this point, ■ho bent sightly forward and asked in a louder tone: "Won't my Philip tell mo where wo are journeying lol" As she concluded her question a lumbering gipsy curt (ravelling in the opposite direction passed their window am) Ibe litful light utlucheil to Ilie fore part of the vehicle pierced the iuter ior of the coach. It was but for tl moment, but iu thul moment Kna beheld the face of her companion und, with a stifled scream rose unsteadily to her feel Instantly ber wrists were seized in a grip uf iron aud a voice which she knew only too well, answer cd her innocent query "Where Philip Fuirhursl would havo nl.11. you is ' Minis his own affair. Where yuu ure going wilh Puul Ken ui'l is Ihe only thing to be at present considered" At lirst Kna -cuuld only porsuuih' horsdf that il wus ull a horrible night inure. Mum. however, Iho siguilii um " of Kcnard's words dawned upon her, ami she turned upon her captor in a storm of angry scorn. "Vou flendl" Kcnard smiled agreeably. (To. be continued) tie clon Sundays. J'bono 334. .1. H. English, 0. K, Grocery, 13 Longdate Avenue. < PIONEER BAKERY H Recognizing the superior quality of the tI Cake* and Confectionery manufactured by Bruce k Co., 135 Lonidale, we beg to advise customers that our driven will be glad to accept orders for tame and give prompt delivery. = Try Our Irish, French and Homemade Bread = 5c per loaf. rr.r NORTH VANCOUVER ■M—P liPPPIPliH mmmmW H i i i Pioneer Confectionery Highest Quality Handmade Bread MI,T I, ' , ~ i . * ii I . ss.jl,1 i l i TT I HOMEMADE!'WAVES, PAN LOAVES, FRENCH LOAVES, Bto Delivery to all parte of tba city, PIES, CAKES, PASTRY OP ALL. KINDS MADE FBESH DAJLY. Special attention given ell orders from patrons, Pioneer Confectionery ri.TttWHnI Prop. TAKE NOTICE That the CIVIC INFORMATION AND LABOR BUREAU is now open for the convenience of employers and employees. Employers are requested to take advantage of the office when requiring help. W.B.HOOD, Secretary. Phone 321. 14 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver. HAVE YOU SEEN THEM? the s'l.vlrl colator! BL PEBOO offeo per- BL STOVO the diic on which the i'ii .in, current'will do your rooking! > BL BOILO Ihe immersion heater for boiling water quickly! ■HOTPOOfT" Kltvtrii: Iron, Iht indie . i.-.>i.is' convenience for ironing day I Bl Stovo, Uu ' Handy Electric Heating Diss.. Drop in at our office at 50 LONSDALE AvENUE and see how your kitchen cares may be lightened by tlie use of these inventions. All Are Operated by Connection With an Ordinary Electric Light Socket. B. C. ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO., LTD. Phone 66 YOU SHOULD SEE US ABOUT MANTELS, BUFFETS, BOOKCASES, SHOW CASE AND CABINET WORK OF ALL KINDS ..■ ■■■• ■•■■ Why? Because we employ men who are experts in the line and consequently by their wide experience in different parts of this continent are better prepared to give our customers the best that can be made in any kind of woodwork. If you phone 222 or drop a card to P. 0. Box 1719 our agent will call on you and cheerfully estimate your requirements. We also do bandsawing and any kind of machine Work. DICKINSON & SON ESPLANADE EAST NORTH VANCOUVER OITY FERRIES, LIMITED TIME TABLE TAKING liFFECT MAY FiKSY, 1911 Ijtavt Vtncouver 6.20 a.m. and thereafter every in minutes until IM p.m. Commencing 7.30 p.m. every 'in minutes until 11.30 p.m. thereafter 1(1,15 and 1.00 a.m. WKKK DAYS I.taV! Nortb Vancouver 6.00 a.m. and thereafter every HO mioutee until 7.00 p.m. t'oramiocinu 7.30 p. m. tvtry 30 minutei until 11.00 p, m. tli.i.sili.i 11.46 eld 12.16 a.m. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCQUV6R, B, C, SUNDAYS leave Vancouver 7.40, 8.30 tad 9.00 Iherealter iame at weekdays. Imvi Nortb Vancouvtr 1.20, 8.00 and 8.40, thereafter itmi at wtek- dayt, PA8SKWJKB BATES Siuglt fart 6c, 6 for 26c, 30 (or fl, 70 for %2. A- Lumber wagont, Iruekl end dreyt, 76c return. JM hunt espress carriages end liu.in, 60o return. C—1 bone cxpreti buggies end tuloi, 26c return. •VKillCLK BATES All tht ebovt rtttt inoiudt 4riv- er. Hates A tnd II tubject to 20 per cent, discount i* lots of 60, FBEIGDT TARIFF Ptr 100 ibt. rite, 6c. Minimum rate, 10c. Time-table subject, to chanvt without notice. Company not liable for dolayi, accidental or otherwiee. Hay, Flour & Feed Owing to larger warthouae accomodation, we »re now in a position to carry a larger and mora complete •lock of thorn goods and to supply our cuttooMr* at Vancouvar prfcat. AU Otiort Ddivarcd Promptly. Tbe Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. From Liverpool to Lonsdale Miscellaneous Impressions Long Journey, (By "IAN HILL,") In a HI Ewlw-c Em* wwW 9*mwwmmmwwmww ■■ ■ i PUM v. At Itiinniiiki, which is a little summer resort on the south shore of llm St, Lswronce, the business of landing and embarking (bt (tanadian mails took pliu'ii From the dock of tha "Lauron- tit" we wero able to see the pilot's boat shoot out from liimmmki and skim towards our liner like u toy terrier making for a great llnuii. The pliira itself is 180 miles northeast of (jueboc, has a population of 4,000, and possess- es a Roman Catholic cathedral, three convents, schools, county buildings, two banks and a few industries, Out of its 4,0110 inhabitants, however, we only had the pleasure of seeing the pilot ami a few frieuds or relatives who wero aboard with him He brought the little craft alongside of us quite easily, for our engines wero taking a few minutes rest and the lea was «» nihil as a mill pond. Then the mails were lowered to him and the Kimouski Iiiiii.lin given ill exchange. Hullo! A murmur passed like a feu-de-joio along the double line of spectators. An accident had happened—email, inasmuch as it would not affect the destinies of Canada, but full of deplorable possibilities in an individual sense. One mischievous letter had escaped from the outgoing mail bag, had dropped into the sea ami was Boating merrily back to the old .-..iiiil ry! Wh.mr was itt Tbe pilot looked worried, but shook bis head. It was plainly useless to try and effect a rescue. So he steamcii away hack to Kimouski, leaving us to concoct sundry I'omedies and tragedies round the theme of a lost letter. We approached Quebec in the moonlight and left again in the early morning. So that the ancient citadel figures in my reminiscences bi little more than an array of twinkling lights. 1 was on deck iu Iho morning suuliglit however, and just caught a rapiil glimpse of the city's splendid appearance. It has been said concerning Quebec that the traveller may tbere contrast the Can a.la of early days—as instanced in the quaint village of Sillory or somo oher French Utiitiliin homes!ceil, wilh the eitreme modernity of Montreal, tbe commercial, financial ami shipping centre of the Dominion. I have been told that had we been let loose from the ship we would have visiles! the historic biiiilelicl.il. upun which French and Hiiiis.li were in turn victorious, seen for ourselves sume of the difficulties which beset the path of the earliest explorers, disported ounelves amid harming lakes, woosls ami mountains. Thus sin I informed concerning the pro vluce of Quebec, so lhal I don't at all wonder lhat the city's lights winked tt ut so persistently ti if to imply "You lun'I know what you're missing by visiting here overnight." As it hap peued, there was a passenger on hoard who was, in himself in historical en cy.'b.paedia I understand that there > passenger of this kind on every liner. He made euiiatint reference to a most cihauitivc guide book which he poisessesl and could rap oul staccato facta i hus i-nnne any place that we touched. Someone, for instance, was ul,...lit in i ii.I i.i enough to approach him on the tubject of Quebec's historical fame. "Qucbcrf" he exclaimed tfor /nn.hi, "why yes, of course! Founded in 1608 by Chainpliiii. First viiilcd by Jtcques (.'artier in liW, when II was an Indian village called Stadarona Fell Into the hands of the Kngliih in 1620. Kettored to Ihe French 16:12. t'tplunl by Wolfe, 1760. Auicri. aim un tuccciifully nits si j.!.. I Hi rapture in 1776, Preeent population—" "Thanks, very much," interrupted Ihe inquirer. "I've got lo tec the purier tbout chtnglng my money" While we wero still moored along- lide the wharf at Quebec, the whole second claia company wu herded into tht taloon for sume mysterioui kind of namination. Thit, we understood, wu om ef Iht necessary formalities of emigration lo Canada. A trio of uniformed officials ut Importantly at a table itrewn wilh documents, while puienger afler pesiengcr stepped iuto the limtlighl u it were and unburden ed Ihe lecreti of hll or ber soul It mty be that the luxury of the crossing and the coiutaut attendance that had been danced upon us by steward! had Itft ut unusually icnsitive to brusque liens. At uny rate the snappish queries Of Ihe official- with many -bullous .Ini not tndtar bim to our memory. He had apparently been trained to regard all thl tbip's juiruns 11 either possible undesirables, persons without visible meets of tuittunre, or individuals with no reel right to inhabit Ihe same planet u an emigration inspector. The sudden question " Howinm Innoiiey \ ' yergotf" seemed lo haflr a number of unfortunates wboic rings alone wert sufficient guartnlee of opulence. Ont or 'two Htinei metaphorically spread thtir feathers tnd murmured some fib ulous tumwhirh at once satisfied tbe curiosity ef thote eg board wbo had been dlirumdng the qurstiou en voyage and who were new teated near enough te catch tht ladlei' reply A ftw ap peered to regard tht proceeding u t kind of French revolution revival, and approached the dread table with pale facet, Others seemed fp bt suppressing laughter, and PR* maiden had the Minority to giggle outright when compelled to skittishly inform the examiner that she wst "going to he married." Ah, well, it wat much ado about nothing to far as tlie majority of lit wuro eoueornoil, for, St it turned out, most nf ut hsd tbe necessary money and the necessary health and were gra- ioiisly allowed to proceed to Montreal. Tbit we did, snd the kaleidoscopic beauties of tbt St. Lawrence quickly sweetened our humors into tbe following philosophy that after -"> everything il for tbe boat in thit belt of sll possible worldt and even emigration of- n'curs have hearts like tbe rust of ut— only tbey don't care to advertise tbe fact. To bs continued B. O. GAZETTE Hit Honor the Lieutenant (lovomnr has been ploased to appoint as commissioners for taking affidavits,in the supreme court John Foster of, Mitcho- sen for the Esquimau Electoral District; Percy Hyng Hall of Victoria for the Victoria Electoral district; and dames Edgeworth Duruml of Qordon Head, for the Stanich Electoral District Notice it given iu the current II. C. (iii/utio that a general meeting of the membera of tbe Britiih Columbia Shipping Co. Ltd. will take place in Victoria on Nov. 3rd for the purposes of having an account laid bofore tbem showing the mauner in which the winding up of tho company's affairs.have been disposed of. Notice it alto given that tbe Canatla National Fire insurance Co. of Winnipeg has been licensed under the D. ti. Fire Insurauce Act to trauiact iu British I'olumbia the business of fire insurauce. Notice is given that all applications to parliament for private bills shall be advertised in the Canada Gazette, clearly aud distinctly stating tho nature nmi object of the application. A smilar notice shall be publisbod in some leading newspaper, all sucb notices to bo published at leut once a week for five consecutive weeks. The provincial government of Britith I'oliiiiil.iii give notice that thoy will make an application for two cubic ftet of waler per second from tbe stream (lowing dowu Vedder Mountain. Certificates of incorporation bave been granted to the following: Hus woll Egg and Poultry Farm, Ld., Fra- ser Valley Investment Co. Ltd., Qillos- pie, Hart A Todd Ltd., Johnston A Thompson I'o. Ltd., I.aw Financial Co. Ltd., Nanaimo Theatre Co. Ltd., Technical Manufacturing A Supply Co. Ltd., Victoria Home Construction and in.i ■mis'i.i Co. Ltd., Victoria Hottl Co. Ltd., Victoria Shingle Mills, Ltd. Notice ii given tbat the Mercantile Truit Co. Ltd. of Vancouver, hu ap pointed Mr. F. O. Noble u liquidator for the purpose of closing up thl niinpiiiiy's business tnd tbo crcditotl of the time company are requested lo meet at the liquidator's office, 47 Exchange Building, Vancouver, on Octo ber Hid at .'! o'clock. 1&9 SfeH "PUBLIO INQUIRIES AOT.' ■■ Hii Honour tbe Lituttnant-Oovernor in Council hu been pleued to appoint tbo Honourable Albert Edward Me- Phillipt, K. C, President of the lit ctutive Council; tht Honourable price Ellison, Minister of Finsnct; Chtrlet Henry tiugrit, of tht City of Victoria, Eiqulri; aod William Harold Malkin, of the City of Vancouvtr, Esquire, to be Commiuioneri undtr tht "Public Inquiries Att" for tht purpoie of en quiring into and riporting upon tbt operation of tbe " Assessment Act. lini.t," Wilb respect to its practical bearings on tht imam ia! requirements of tbe i'rovinct. Tht tald Commltiloniri will hold Iheir meetings on tbt dale, snd at tht places mentioned hereunder, namely:— Victoria, tt tht Executive Council Chamber, Parliament Bulldingi, Monday and Tueaday, 86th sod 26th September, at 10 a. a. At the'Court House or the Government Offlct at tat following placet:— Nanaimo, Wednesday and Tburiday, 27th and 2Mb .September. Vancouver, Friday and Saturday, 20th and :toih September, New Westminster, Monday, tnd Oe- tobtr. Bevelttoke, Wiiluesdey, tth October. Golden, Tburiday, 6th October. I'ranbronk, Saturday, Tth October. Ftrnie, Monday, Oth October. Nelson, Wednesday, llth October, HoMlind, Tburiday, 12th October. Grind Forks, Friday, 18th October, Princeton, Beturdar, 141. Octobtr. Mirritt, Monday, 16th October. Kanloont, Tuesday, 17tb Octobtr, Bumnerland. Tburiday 1Mb October. Penlieton, Friday, SWtb October. Kefowna, Saturday Slat October Vernon, Monday, SJrd October. It is requeued that all pumas uio ire interested in Uu matter eforeeald, and who dstirt to be heard, will not fall to be prttent at the meetings ef the Commiiiiontri. , MHO* ELLISON, Chairmen. Trtaeory Depertaeat. llth aepUbtr, Ull. MM THE OPAL October's Birthstone The ban of superstition under which this splendid sione ley for yean, hsi been displaced by ihe forces of education, and once more it commands the foremost place in the jeweler's art. Always looked upon at a symbol of hope, innocence and purity, it is difficult lo understand how il came to be considered p stone qf ill omen. When looking al the play of prismatic colors in (he opal, one can understand why the ancients esteemed it so highly as to call it "parderos," or child beautiful si love. In our stock of loose opals and opal jewelry the purchaser will always find the purest and best grades of these stones. The opal belongs not only to those born in this month, but to all who admire beauty. Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. Jcpielers and Silvenmilhi Hastings and Granville .Streets - - - Vancouver, B. C. ± North Shore Cleaning and Dyeing Works Ul First Street Weit Proprietors—E. Laukin, Tailor; F. Nokminton, late with the B, C, Cleaning and Dyeing Co., Vancouver, li. C. Ladies' & Gentlemen's Garments of all Description Cleaned, Dyed or Pressed We specialize in Repair Work Hats Cleaned and Blocked Feathers Cleaned, Dyed or Curled We give you Contracts for Gents' Suits and save you Money Phone 207 we'll call and de- liver quickly Give us a trial and patronize the North Shore 111 First Street West FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! FOR ABSOLUTE PROTECTION write a Policy in the Commercial Union Fire Assurance Co., Ltd. (LONDON. ENGLAND! ASSETS: $94,900,000 Bole Agent PERCY KING NOTARY PUBLIC. 18 LONSDALE AVENUE A»raemsnl. and Contract, drawn ,}. ... General ol every de.criplion rh°ne I ■>' , Conroyant-f Western Decorating & PlumbingCo. PLUMBING, GRATES. MANTELS ANP TILES, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Etc. PLUMBING SUPPLIES BUILDING PAPER BBUSHE8 BOOFINO BBAVBB BOABD METAL LATH ABBB8T0B BOOFINO SHINOLB STAINS CORNER BBAD TAB PAPBB "OAt-0-TINT" WHIM 1BAD MenUU Mads to Bjiaclllcatlou. All'Estimates furnished Frss. Wa Can aud Will gave You from 10 to 20 psr cent, on All Paints, Otis, Varnishes, etc. V. O. Bos mi. Office 8. W. Corner Esplanade and Bt. George's kve. BANK OF HAMILTON Capital Paid lip I 3760,000 Heeervs kXladiv'' Total Aasoti livided Profits 4860,000 40,000,000 The Bank of Hamilton invitee Savings Aceountr-end hus eliminated all undue formalities, both in the opening ol auch aeoouiits and in the making ol withdrawals. A cbailartd bank is tlio logical place for the sale-kcepuu of tin turn you with to accumulate for old age Of to wake provision lor unforeseen needs. Interest paid on deposits of 11.00 end upwards. C. Q. HPjAVKN. Agent, Nortb Vanoouver. 1 fra Head Oice: HAMUrTOI District at IJprfo Vwfoiver, * Rrttsw to patootlit tot wnttMMt pf ibt nark at Dim l*mm r ¥ mtpt pf unit Bead (Wf»tl ««* ral.lna l.j wat tl l<«f*l Il«(l«lT»- mriit n»i,s»tiir*s »l» mm at si(Ml,ooo «e provide aott tf tot am tt eaifttot eat 10* •»!• I ' nork, *n4 to •>■"« end last ) me Local imnrovswul wis «r Tea reuulreil Iff Br»v|de for Ibt narwtnt oi tPtfnmmm to aeeomolate . 8lnkl»» tun* «" ■sr *m th* m* o*h*mm WHEPEA8 the West Oapllsno District LocSl Imuruveiiioiit W»Jf, UM. tvus iiiiaauil by the Coifnc)! of (he Dl»- (rlct pf North Vancouver IP, provide for ascertaining- the lond to be. bene fitted uml tho proof-' received by luch lan SH 01*11 ids Of liiillelll I inin the IWeet) trim the oust tanlTut. the t llano Hlver IIUHIIll tw pro- ment of Keith Road ...u eait bunk of tho C1111- iv.ililvvardii IP While Clll opcn^uppfth, I ; inn i rtlon r nlicli lain' lovement m the salt, rer weetwut'il L'ltV by Ine deviation, entenilon, and " iii of the inline und clearing lo sVldth pf II foet end by afad a, ditching and macudamlilng the sumo tp a width between the tlttchci of thirty feet and bridging i.'upllnno River with a steel hridge on concrete , iLuiiilalliiii and eruetlng lultahlo brld- ) Iii over the creeki alpng Ihe rPute. ' 111 of which work li herelnufler re- terreil to as "The Improvement of (he •aid Trunk Itoad"; and to provide for ilie proportion of owner* of such land necessary to petition fat the carrying out of luoh work a* a Locul Improve- 5,1.1. and that tho coit of the iame ay be aliened and levied hy a uncut rate upon the lands uenulllteil therein' u» therein provided and hereinafter let forth. . . , AND WHHltHAH It wai narrated In •aid ByLuw that the eitlmated coat uf luhl Improvement work wua 1200,000, that th... cpuncil had agreed to submit a ByUw lo the Electors Of the Dlitrlot for authority tp expend from tbe general fundi of the municipality on laid work the mini of 1*0.- 000, and the 1'iuvIiicIiii Government haa iiitici's) in make a grant of 1(0,- 000 towards the lame, anil Ihut a balance pf 1100,000 must be railed by loan on the lecurlty of a loan aesees- iiieiii over (he aroa hereinafter specified to provide for carrying out the luld Improvemenl of tlie said Trunk Boad.' AND WHERKA8 by said Local Improvement ByLaw 11 Is provided that the lands to tie henelltteii by the carrying out of the said Imiiroverricnl of Hie said Trunk Road are Ibe following District IAIs, all lying West of the Cuullano River and wffhln the Munl- cliiullly of Norlh Vancouver, via: Dts- Irlct Lots IM, 410, 654. 686. 666, 66, 168, 659. 682, 68J, 771, 7)2, 778, 761. 71], 7(1, 776, 7(1. 793. (06, (11, 816. 816 (17. 879. 884. 8(6. 886. 887. 888 (((. (HO, 9(8. (40. I036.li! llll Incluiive (but excepting Dlslrlcl Lots 1140 find llll), 1246. ifil, 1ISI, 1(48, Ull. llll. 1498, 14(4. 1496 and 1496 Inclusive, und part of 1). L 764, hereinafter all referred tp as "The Weil Capilano Local Improvement Diitrict," and thnt the ratio of luch benefit for each District Lot ihall he according to tho ratio pf Ihe total auHe.'iHiiiciil of ouch District Lot rolpecdvcly. Irrespective of Im provomcnli, ns shewn by the revlicd Asseiiinenl Roll of the District for the year 1110, and tho benefit of Ihe *ev- irnl Pstrls of each District Lol. shall 'lo of value of oral |i be ace .jcordlng lo Ihe ruth each part on the Aneiiment Roll for each succeeding year. AND WHEREA8 a petition has been received by the ('ounctl dated as to ench signature and signed by the re- R Isl.'led and iissesH.'.l owner* aiding more Ihun three (lfihs of tne value of • Iho land* In the said West Capilano Local Improvement District as shown by the last revised asicijment roll of I Municipality. (th*iroporllon speclflei > K...!s.~..i ByLuw ll) Sold liOco) Miprnveroenl .5 and beng a ma.lMt'y In number of the person* shown hy iho lasl revised Assessment Roll of Ihe Municipality to be tbe owner* of the landi affected by Ihli ByUw. aaklnir lhat the ssid lm- provement of Ihe laid Trunk Road be carried out al a Locul Improvement, and that the ium of 1100.000 ho railed by Debenture Bondi to hi liiuod on the security of Ucnl Improvemenl Rales lo bo levied ovcrtsnld West Cup- llano Local Improvement District to pay In pari for Ihe said Improvement work as hereinbefore narrated. AND WHEREAS Ibo amount of debt which this ByLaw Is Intended to create Is (100.000, snd the same Is being creeled lo provide a fund for the Improvement pf Ihe said Trunk Houd under Local Improvement plan. AND WHKHEAH the umount to bo raised annually by spools! rale for paying the debt and Interest under Ihli ByLaw li (6.666 bclni: 1(61 for linking fund and 15.000 for Inieresl. AND whkiikas the vulue of Ihe whole land and Improvement Or rial properly rateable under ihli ByUw according to Ihe list revlicd Alien- ment Roll of the Dlilrlcl li (1,879 .16 AND WHEREAS the debt I* creolcd on the aecurlty of ipcclal rate! scl- ■ tied and levied by Mils ByLaw. and II Is guaranteed hv Ihe credit of Ihe whole municipality. /> THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED by -'\the Reeve ond the Council of the Cor- \oratloi) of Ihe Dlslrlcl of Norlh Vnn- lUVir in Council assembled (wl(h Ihe sent of Ibe Eleclors of (be suld Ills let) U follows: fl. Authority Is hereby -riven the suncll to carry out Ihe work of Loll Improvement of loll Trunk Road i before described all id Local lin- ,/rovement Under and by virtu-- of Ihe /Mid Wei Caidlano District Improve- i, . mint ByLaw, 1010. !! \ I. II iball be lawful fnr I he Council > ralie by wu> "' 'osn from any per \n or perioni. body or hallos corpor (a um Irelni llVlM. end In cause loo Slime io • "oThc Bank of Briilr-h North *" nf tlie laid r. I relic by way of loan from any per- ir persons, body or bodies cor indir Debenturei to b>> Issue. unfit provided, s sum of money oxcMlng In the whole the r,um j paid Into I f incrlcii to Ibe credit iotaihn for (hs purpose above rcclled. 11. Debenture Bonds of the Corpora- Ion to he designated "The West .'nn anp Local Improvement Dchenlur; binds" lo an iiinniini not esecedlng the said lum of (100.000. In whole in»v lie Iuued by Ibi peeve ,*»d the nerti of Ihe Corporation In lirmk nf the Municipal Cliuiei Acl ond Acts amend- n tbe same and of this ByLaw In urns as may be rciulr.d but no, smile debenture bond shall he Tor s ' Each af Ihe y u ll jrcslVr sum lhan (1.000 - said Debenlures shall be signed by the said Reeve and Clerk and scaled with 'he Seal of tbe Corporation ■fl. The sa)d Debenture Bonds shall Mar Interest at a rale not cucrci Inn five ner cent, iter nnnum tinvsole half yearly al the flfsl day nf February and the first dsy of August In each and every year during th* currency of (he said debentures or ony part of (hem. There shall he ol Inched to the Debenture Bonds Coupon! signed by tli. Iti'i'vn for eoch snd every p»y- ment of Inler'SI that mny become due i. Ihi V by I me \nn \ m-XpO Iill— IjJ—Part West of Oap- 75—Annua) Rate (10 and west 80 acres of 790 in—Annual Rate it •:::::. 886— (((— iii- I :::::: 089- 010- 041 I I Saturday, thp 14tli day Of October, 1911, between the hours of 9 p'clock a.m. and 1 o'c pok p.ni. within tho fpllow- Ing polling places, vis,; Tho Lynn Valloy Institute Hul|, the Church Hall nt curner of Lonsdale Avenue and Streot and ,ut Iliillvluirii, Weal all |n ibe District of Norlh ■, mid that John p. Furiiier anp, HVfr.' il Wen uppo pled RetumlnK OiUcer io taho the votSi qf such Electors with tho usual pinvoi'ii In that behalf. By order of Die Cpdncll, JNO. T. McNAUPHT. Reovo. JOHN Q.. rARMER, w 18-10 m oil- .;.... (40- {50- oii- 0(1- : 068— 0(4- ' .- nr,r, ...... 10((— ..:... toil- ...... 10(9— 1010— ion- ■ 1011- Hi :::::: I • :::::: lit :::::: 1011- 1070- i3t7— 1071- 1 ,»E 1078- !8?J= • :::::: 1079- 1080- ...•!. 10(1- 10H ■ 1081 10(4— t 10(7- 10((- 10(9- 1090- 1091- 1098— 1091- 1094- 1095- 109(- 1097— 1008- !M(- 1100- 1101— 1101- 1108— Hit ::::: 1I0(- 1117- 1 ] 08—Hovornment Unds (Not assessshlc) 1109—Annual Rate 15.01 IS iM.° 17.82 87.92 ii.of ii.ii 22.28 11.01 29.02 11.01 89.08 29.03 8804 83.90 91.79 12.20 P 20.42 12.60 12.60 15.(3 26.40 26.(0 nli 25.01 26.06 26.40 2110 11.01 25.06 21.10 21.40 1640 26.40 26.40 85.70 11.15 llll 11.10 11.10 11.10 81 10 2005 2088 11.10 11.10 11.10 20.46 11.78 11.10 11.10 19(1 80.77 11.10 2091 80(4 31(1 16 (( 1111 11.08 3(91 8(00 86.35 1635 3(33 ft 1316 1101 413 DWriot of North Vancouver. A IIVI.AH tl raalilr Ibe lorporallon Of tke District of Nerlk Vancouver to false by »» of Ivan tke lin pf 1100,000 fpr ,trt,- „Bt. posts. WHEREAS It Is deemed expedient by tho Council of tho Corporation of the District of North Vancouver to raise by way of loun the sum of 8100,- 000 to be expended In the maintenance and oonitiucllon of street! In the suld District. Ami WHEREAS the amount of the debt which This ByUw li Intended to created! the laid aum of (100,000, und the iibji'.'i fpr which the suld debt ti created IS Iho maintenance and cun- iiiriicilijii uf itiools us aforesaid: AND WHEREAS |t will ho neces sary Lp raise unnuully by apeelal rule " idlul su Interejit^ at 5 per cent, ai hereinafter Ilie .Jtul Hum nf (60*6 tbr 'fifty years fpr the repayment of the suld loan and eoiiTitruotipn pf houae or building con- nectipna, ylt)) soiycrs: No lioilse sewer jiipo shall havo a less fal| than 1 to 40, union special permission is grouted in writing by t|io (luiiiieil.. Said pipes between the iron pipe, lo tbe connection of the. public sewer to do of the boat quslity stainlaril ealtglasod vitrified clay sower pipe, nnd shall bavo a diameter of not less (ban i inches. AH pipes shull lm sound Slid well burned throughout their tbiekneaH, imporviniia In innis lure, with a clear ring, smooth snd well glnzoil on interior and exterior surfuces, free from daws, cracks, blis- lers, Are chock* or other imperfection*. The pipe* must bo so laid in tho trench that after ibe lewor is completed, tbe interior surface thereof, shall bo to a true ami oven grade. In mskiiig the joints, a gaikot of oakum or hemp, freshly dipped in cement grout, must flrat lm uied and packed into place. Tho joints shall afterwards ho tightly packed full and bevelled off with mortar, composed pf one part by vplume of atipreved Portland cement to one part by volume of approved sand, All joints shall no made water tight, ao tbat tbey will stand a head of Hi foot of wator, whon toatcd by tbo Plumbing I nspecl or at tbo owner'a, plumber's or contractor's expenio. By order of tho (luiincil: 412 1110—Government Land (Not assessable) till—(lovcrnmcnl Land (Not assessable) llll—Government Lund (Not alienable) 1113 Annual Rule 4(1 1114—Government Kami (Nol oeleiiatile) mi- 1117- ini- ;; „" •;, nn- 1182 Annual Rati (.21 UK- 16.88 1184—Oust Und H „ I lit. .Mm iiiil Rale Ill 1117- ' fj llll- vf ...... 410 uio- JJS iui- , ni llil-Govt. Land INol assessable) 11ll-Annual Rate < •'" 1114- f-If Illi- J nil- ti 1117—GpvI. Unit (Nol asscsssble) 1139 Annual Role 4 30 1112 11(3 mi 111 114 144- I4J- 4i- lilj- 1 Mill 41- 1160- 11(1- 1140- 1841- 12(3- 1843- 1844- 1816 - 1493- 1494 H" kk 1 18 4- " I4»4 l(9(- llll- 120 120 4 20 4.10 4 20 4 20 120 | 70 1144 1(0 \\i iii! li! provided. .AND WHEHEAS the value of tho it ode rsteabie property In the said District, according ip the last revised Asseasmclii Roll uiiiisiinlii to (s.8«:i.:i:ii: AND WHEREAS ItiouKgiegate of the Dehenluro Debt ot the Municipality teipspt for work* of locul Improvement) Including tho loan hereby authorised, umount* to (643,000. - , THEREFORE tlio Reeve und Council of the Corporation of the District of Norlh Vancouver In Council assembled I wltb Uie assent of the Electors of Ihe Diitrict duly obtained) do hereby enucl al follotfi: 1. it iball be lawful for the council for the purpoiei aforesaid to borrow or raise by way of loun from uny person ur persons, body of bodies corporuie who may be willing lo advance the same upon Ihe credit of the Debenlures of this Corporullon hereinafter provided for a sum or sums of money not exceeding In the whole the sum of s 100.000, und to cause the sume to bo placed In the Bank of British North America to tbe credit of the Corporation for Ihe purpose aforeialu. I. Debenture Bond! of Ihe Corporullon to the amount of (100.000 in the whole muy be Iuued by the Reeve and Clerk of l|ic Corporullon In terms of the Munlclpul Clauses Acl In sums as may bu deilred. bul no single Debenlure shall be for u greater sum than One Thousand Dullurs. Each of said Debenture Bonds shull lie signed by Ihe Reeve and Clerk und ihull he sealed with Ihu Seal of the Corpoiutlon. 1. The suld Debenture Bonds shall biar Interest at u rate not oxcccdlm; live psr cent, net unndm. payable half- yearly on the 1st day pf February und ihe lira! day of August In each and every yoar during the currency of said Dobcniurei or any of them. There shall be attached to the Debenlure Bonds Coupons signed by the Reeve only for each and every payment of Inlerett thai shall become duo and such signature muy bo cither written or itamped. 4. The laid Debenture Bomli ihall us to principal und lntereit be payable al Ihe Dlilrlcl Municipal Office. North Vancouver. B. C, or al Iho urlnelpul nlllcc of Ihe Bank of Brltlin North America In the Clly of Toronto, In the province of Ontario, or al the principal "in. ■' of the suld Bank In the City of Montreal In the province of Quebec The suld principal sum shall be mude payable hy the Corporation ut a date nol later ihan fifty years from the 1st Jay of Augusl. 1(11. (. There ihsll be raised und levied annually by a special rate on ull rale- Iblo land or real properly In the Dl* trict the sum of 1(61, for Ihe purpiou of forming a sinking fund for Ihe pay ment of said Debentures when they become duo, and the sum of 81.000 for the payment of the Interest at the rate aforesaid to become due on such debentures during the currency thereof, and that In addition to all other rules to be levied and collected In the suld District .during the whole currency of the said Debenlures or uny of lb.-in (. This ByLaw may be died for nil purposes as "The Streets Loun ByLuw 7. This ByLuw shall come Into effect on the day of Ihe dole of Ihe registration thereof In the offlce of Ibe counly court for the District of North Vancouver- Passed by the CouScll on the 261 li dav of September. 1911. Received Ihe assent of the Elector* at an election held on the day of 1911 Reeonsldered und finally adopted by the Council and signed by Ihe Reeve und Clerk and scaled with the Corporate Seal on the day of 1911 TIIOMAH BlIKl'HKllI), Oity Clork. TENDERS WANTED SEALED TENDKR8 morked "Tender for Sewer" will be received by the Clly Clerk of the City of Norlh Vancouver, up to 12 o'clock noon on Monduy, the 23rd duy of October, for supplying all tbe materials und conslrucllng upd completing a Sanitary Sewer with lot connection* un Esplanade und Crescent Street from Bt. George's Avenue to St. David's Avenue, and on Secopd slreei from a point 300 feet casl of 8t. Andrew's Avenue to St. Duvld's Avenue. All Ihe above mentioned work to be carried out according lo plans, profiles, cross sections and speclllcatlons prepared liy tlie city engineer. . All tender* for Ihe work must be made on forms of tender supplied hy the clly engineer. A cheque for 6 per cent, of the illinium nf lender mual accompany euch and every lender. A bund of 26 per cent, of the amounl of the contract will he required. Separate lenders must be mude fur euch work ubove mentioned. The lowest or uny lender not necessarily uccepled. GEORGE 8 DANES. City Engineer. Clly Engineer's Offlce, North Vancouver, October 6, 1911. 20-10 3(11100 The sold West Capilano Improvement ral* or las shall be and Is hSrohy levied and charged for Ihe period of Mty years ss a lien or charge payable olnng with and In addition lo and is forming part of the annual Ileal Estate Taxes paysbje for and oul of Ibe Slid Dl* trict Lola rslpectlvely lo Ibe uid Cor Muiitliiii But II IS hereby provided that in evint of any of ini.i Dlslrlcl Lols being now or hereafter subdlvl.l- ed then Ibi total livy for luch Diitrict '.i.l will be divided and levied nnd form a lien or charge upon the llffcrcnl parli thereof according to thl rcipcc- tlvs value* of sueh parts on the assessment roll for the year In which such levy Is made, and a certified cony of laid petition aad of this BvLaw may bs- rcglsterrd In the Lainl Registry Offlce lu the ('Ily of Vsncouver a* a charge or Hen against tho Said Dlilrlcl Lols. Tbe debt hereby cnalid li crcal- Wilt ' nd i;i.iti nilii OF THE DISTRICT OK Mllllll VANCOUVER TAKE NOTICE thnt the above ll Irue copy of Ihe proiioicd ByLaw upon which the vote of the Municipality will be luken wllhln Ihe polling Pluec* at Ihe Lynn Valley Instlfuie Hall. Ihe Church Hall ul Ihe corner of I.onsdule Avenue and Queen Street and ut Hollyburn. West Capilano. ull In Ihe Dlslrlcl of Norlh Vancouver, on Sulurduy. the llth day of October. 1911, between the hours of 9 o'clock am and 7 o'clock JOHN O. FARMER. Relurnlng Officer. NOTICE TO CPNTBACTQsU Clearing for Mir, I uliir.lt) Orty i» — Ihe security of the s*Jt Improvement' hereinbefore . d luch signature may be cither writ cn or stamped The sild Debenlure Bonds u to [pal and lntereit shall be pav- I tbe Dlslrlcl Municipal Office In , Vancouver. B C. or el the prln- / office of Die Bank of British Ih America in Ihe (.)()' of Toronto She Province of Ontario, or al Ihe lielpnl office of Hie Hid Bank In Ihe V or Montreal, In On Proflnce of fii i"'s'. and Ihe ssid principal sum all he made payable by tke Corpom- m al a dale not later ihun fifty ur* from tbe lirst day or August. MIL 6 For the purpose of forming s I sinking liini lot the payment of said I Debenlures al roalUrllv and lor pay- Linenl of the Interesl Ihereon \omes dtie. amounting said und and Interest 10 (6.861. I.... icrebv assessed and levied over and ibove all plber rates and lase* Ofand rssin each Dlslrlcl Lot In Ihe said West 'iipllane Local Improvemenl District. t iletlnrrl by sold BvLaw. tho annuel sum specified and xel opposite each sucb Dlslrlcl Lot lo be known as "Tlie Well Capilano Improvement Ilnle." Which siim shall be payable oul ut and from Ihe said several Dlslrlcl Lots as follows, vis.: li L 1(7—Annual Rale I for pay- is It be- sinking Ihere is apllano liiiprovismenl Rate l.tiled .jvlcd as herefnbefor. atovlifi an, . li guarantied by Ibe Municipality al large . i cited ft, purposes a* "The West Ca||»Spo.Dl! Thl! By-Law Irlcj Iipprovemcn and ihall lake elTecl fpr ill ■ as "The Weil Copllspo pie- iprovenienl Loan ByUw. 1911" II lake effect on ino (lay of Ihe Mini it rillll.IC NOTICE li hereby given but the vole of the Elector! of Ihe Dlilrlcl of North Vuncouver will ho taken pn "Tbe Kneels Loun ByUw. 1911." on Suturday. Ibe IIlh day of October, iill, between !bo> hour! of 9 oClpck and 7 o'clock p m wllhln Ihe fol *,yi Church llui! Avenue and a m. lowing polling places, vli: The Lynn Valley Institute.ijul! till' at the corner of l.onsdat Queen slscct snd al Hollyburn, West Capilano. ull In Ihe Dlslrlcl of Norlh Vancouver, ond that John G. Former has been appointed Returning Officer lo lake Ibe voles of the RIcclPrs with the uiusl powers In lhal behalf By order of Ihe Council. JNO. V. McNAIIGHT, Reeve JOHN G FARMER. Clerk. 13-10 SEALED TENDERS, superscribed "Tender for eleurlng und grubbing sllc for rrovtpclul University. I'olnt Grey," will be received by the Honorable the Mlnluici of I'ublie Works up to 18 o'clock noon of Friday, October 20ib. IIII, for Ihe clearing and grubbing of llfty 160) ueres, more or less, of land fnr the site of tbe I'ruvlnclul University, I'olnt Grey, known us Lot 3014, Group I, New Westminster District. .d- ■ in. .'ii.ui- contruct and forms of tender may be seen at the office of G K. McLean. Esq., landscape architect, Fulrfleld Building. Vancouver, und the Department of 1'ubllc Works. Victoria. Mr. Md-.in will point out lo Intending bidders the location of land to be cleared. Each lender must be accompanied by an accepted bank cheque or certlllcule of deposit on a chartered-hank of Can ada, made payable to Ihe Honorable Ihe Minister of Public Works, for a sum equal to len (10) per cent, of his tender, which shall be forwarded If the parly tendering decline lo enter Into contract when called upon to do so, If ho full lo complete the work contracted for. The cheques pr certificates of deposit of unsuccessful tenderers will be returned to Ihem upon the execution of Ihe contract. Tender! will nol be comldcrcd unless made out on Iho forms supplied, signed with the aclnal signature of the tenderer, and enclose.) In Ihe envelopes furnished. The lowest pr any lender not necei «uillj accepted. 3, R. GRIFFITH, I'ublie Works Engineer. date of the registration lliersof In the irt fpf JU, Tossed In Ihil Council pn Ihe lllh oftlce of Ihe Counly Cou Irlcl of Norlh Vabcouvi the Pie- day of September llll Received lire assent of Ih* Eleclors ai an election held on Ihe day of 1I1L Reconsidered and Anally adopted by Ihi Council nnd signed hy Ih* Reeve and Clerk and leslcd with Ihe Corpor. »le Seal OS Ihe dsy Of rtii w*w«^;ff.jwar UK TAKE NOTICE Ihil Ibe or Ibe proposed Ih* Vote of the Irue copy on whir .will she on which 'hi lake shove ll a lyfjiw up en wllhln the Ol, Lynn Valley Instil lurch Hall at ine cornli Avenue and Queen Street ins corner Oil yburn. vfeet Capilano, ill In Ihe lllllilluilllv Piling pis lltute ltr.ll I Loos and a I'i i.nilin. in of 1'ubllc W.i. lis. VI. l.ul... B. (.'., Ilh October, 1911 80-10 lei of North Vaneouvir, pp Su of October, "" it I o'clock ISL.. urdal, Ibe 14ib day belwsm Ibe hours oi aad " o'clpc; lor. lib HaU/» 1911. o m IC NOTi o torn lOTIfll 4'-'?! '". ft"" % Ivcn NOTIOB TO WtOPBEXy OWNERS flivsr Connj-ti-Ui mmmm• ■«-, i i.i|i mown* PlIHlll! NOTICK if hereby given Ibst sli owners of real property front ing or abutting upon a street or lane in which or under which a main or common sower Is laid are hereby re quired to connect any building or Dft- miici upon such property with sueh main or common sewer. Permit! may he onlaiiwd from the Plumbing Inepecto: at bis ollcs at the City Hall between tbe hours of 9 a. m. ind 10 s.m. and 1 p.m. and 1 um. 1%i /ojjowlog regulations goysin Uie The Bank of Irltiifc North America Capitol Paid Up. $4,866,666. \\mm Fund, 42,652,333 ■"■."■" ■' ' ' ... i' i : % Ojfiffpi jn NMi Vancouver—2 CORNER LONSDALE AVE. ANP ESPUNADE UPPER LONSDALE1 AVE. (nw Fomteenih Street) Saving Deposit* of $1.00 and upwards received. „ Interest allowed at current rates. • Banker's Money Orders iuued. J.STEPHEN ..... r - Manager 50 FT. LOTS, $70 CASH Balance Quarterly, over Two Years Price $350 Every lot on an open graded road, east of Seymour Creek, Nurlli Vancouver. Building* being erected ou the property now. Telephone and electric light available, Gall or write smi got maps snd full particulars. When certain developments sro uiiiiounce.1 iuu few weeks yuu will bo too late. D. MacLURG 340 PENDER STREET VANCOUVER, B. C. Campbell Realty & Investment Co. Will take deed of good building lot w cub paymsnt on s 10 room house; new; sU modern. Saajr terns on balsncs. REAL ESTATIi, LOANS, INSURANCE. TELEPHONE 8q. P. O. BOX 114 SEE US FOR SASH DOORS MOULDINGS BRACKETS VERANDAH POSTS, ETC, ETC. BURRARD SASH & DOOR FACTORY, foot of St. George Wa solicit a trial bid 011 vour Orders small ur larito ' CAPILANO CAR TERMINUS 1I7c have a few splendid building lots, each 49x139 feet, within 5 minutes from the Car terminus and School. Two splendid roads to the property, and near the Capilano River. Price $500 each, Corners $600. One-third cash, 6 and 12 months. These are excellent residential lots, and a good investment. John Alexander & Co. 121 LONSDALE AVE, NORTH VANCOUVER " "■ 100x132 j — 12 — 786 $925 Ijoo cash. 6, 12, 18 mouths. JACK LOUTET k CO. 213 Lonsdale Ave. TH. 47 Cor. Nye St. Tel, 87 PUBLIC HIGHWAYS Province ol Britlab Columbia NOTICK is hereby givsn lhat ail publio Highways in unorganized .districts and ail Unto Trunk Hoods in orgsnii- «d Districts an siitysii bet widi, snd have a width of tbirty-ihrss leal on each side of tho mean straight rea In lias of ths Unveiled road. THOMAS TAVI.OR, Minister oi ?iMo forts. Dop_tmo»t oi Publio Works, Victoria, 9 C, iui, Ilk, WlllwWW FOR SALE 300 Feet of Waterfrontage with crown Suit, known ■* ■Race Shipyard!. Term* to auit pur- chaaer. AddIv H.H.pgVfNfc -wPnOWh Vancouvar ewmai^wminW'W mmaf COAL Direct from trtim, 500 tons New Wellington l-pp now on hand, we sirongly advise consumers to get in a supply before d>e rain comes. ProwjoJ delivery guaranteed, jr^ |/8 fw prices. NwtkVwi«mverCo«Jfc 56 sUflidaJe Avepe. 1 COUNCIL DISCUSSES POST OFFICE SITE A Government Purchase on First Street- Council Pronounces Site Unsuitable. Tho premier f on turn of last night's session of the city council was a discussion relating to post "llleu improvements for North Vancouver, Tbe aubject was Initially raised by Mayor Mc Nuisli, who made un aiiiiouiiepiiioiit ti the effect that thero had been a rumor in tbe eity that a situ for a now post offioe had buon-purchased for .shi.hihi Ilia Worship read a letter from Mr- 11. II. NtuveiiB M.P. eoiillrming this rumor. The mayor went on to explain that ho brought thie matter forward be cause thoy were all insure that the city hall had boen offered to the Dominion Government for the purposo of a new pust iinii'ii ami now, it appeared, a sito had been purchased somewhere along first i.iii'i'i. lie wished to denounce it most emphatically as being the most unsuitable place. Thoy would be bettor served with the post office where it was, oven with one wicket only than on first street. In tbo mayor's opinion it was in every way regretlulde that such a thing should havo boon done. Perhaps the government did not buy Ibis property before it went out of power—that the peoplo did not know— .iur u government like a city council |wiis iii power technically until its successors look office, liul in any case it was not a party affair. A pust office was for the convenience of overybody und he believed that each party would denounce such an unsuitable purchuse. Nu one could truthfully say that it wus suitable. Tho mayor advocated the passing of the strongest resolution possible, whether the deal had boon consummated or not, sn that it could be forwarded lo the authorities at Ottawa. Aid. Kittson pointed out that if the purchase had been consummated they might he capable of preventing the government from using the site for a post office. A I.l. Ilemlerson said that he thought the mayor's suggestion a vory proper one. He submitted that tho resolution should be carefully drafted on tho strongest possible lines of protest. Afterwards, he thought, a petition might lie sent from North Vancouver, also as strongly worded us possible; also they might give those iu power a little history of the cily hall site. Tho petition ahould be backed by the local member, Mr. Stevens. Mayor McNeish suid he had beard many reports us to where the sito was and was still unaware of its siss and locality. He called upon Aid. Dick for enlightenment. Aid. link denied any definite knowledge on the subject. He hud received no Intimation but hud simply bvard it ii,mull ■I that u purchase bud been made. He presumed, however, that they woul.l he lots '■)'■>, ID, 41 and J'-', situate about SOU feet from Ijonsslalc Avenue. These hail been the properly of Dr. Ingram. For ;:',ii,iiiiii such a purchase was not unreasonable, but Aid. Dick agreed that Ihe cily hull site wus a better one. Aid. Kiss could not understand how Uie mailer bud gone through without the knowledge of the authorities here. Aid. Smith said Ihut someone had evidently siiggeslesl Ihis properly to the government, The government had not found it out for itself. Whereupon Aid. Dick immediately pointed oul that, lie would get no commission on any such properly us this, if that was whut Abl. Smith meant, .Aid. Henderson said Diet he did not think uny such thing was implied. Aid. Dick considered the remark had u tendency that way. Aid. Henderson moved that the mayor iu conjunction with the cily clerk prepare a strongly worded proteit ngaiusl the purchase of the site for a post office und that it lie forwarded to Ottawa together with a petition from the residents of the .city which, through Mr. Btevsns, should be presented to 'lie authorities at Ottawa. AM. Kitt.-un seconding, suggested that a clause be added to tbe effect lhat if the property had been purchased Ihe council' strongly objected to it* utilisation for a post office. It was decided that a protest be prepared pn these linos, to be submitted io the council on Thursday evening. During the transaction of oilier mat ten the council wu uked to |«w a resolution submitted by the Uetl Op linn League of 1). 0, to the effect that it was desirable that the council nave power ou a petition of 18 per eent. of the iileciors, to submit I bylaw to the electors in the form of a plebiscite, giv ing the council power to reduce liquor licenses ill the municipality oii a majority vote of the electorate at any municipal election. Two motions were forthcoming, one tbat the question be referred to committee, the other tbat it be filed. Tbe mayor hsd to give his casting vote and decided in favor of it being Died. The secretary of the hoard of achool trustees wroto as to giving !1H feet off the Lonadale school site tp mako 22ml slreei a width nf lili feet ami aiSatcd lhat the question would come before the trustees at their regular meeting on the ,11th iust. ' The city engineer rocommeuileil that a 12 foot sidewalk he constructed on the suuth side of first street from l.ons dule Avenue to the Impress Printing Office, also that a similar one be constructed on 1st street from Lonsdale Avenue to Ilie west side of lingers Avo. Both ninii.'is. were referred tb the board of works. Mr. Hancs also advocated the construction ul' a new 6 foot sidewalk on the west sule of t'hesterflehl Ave. from Ifie Esplanade to First street. Tbe pres- ent 4-foot sidewalk which had been taken up during (lie grading of ('lies- lerlleld Ave. was too old to be rolaid. Tho cily clerk of Vancuuver wrote concerning Iho harbor improvements for gruuter Vancouver, slating that tbe members of the Improvements Commit- Ico bad ou the 27th ult. resolved that u committee of two, from each municipality ami Board of Trade iutereated iu harbor improvement* be appointed to devise means and ways of bow best lo bring about the developments and management of our harbor* and the adjoining water frontages. The mayor ami Aid. Smith wero selected to represent tbe council. The provincial secretary wrote, saying that a hearing would be granted before the Lieutenant (lovemor in I'Olllll'il Oil Vie. I in "-.III., Ill'' llth prov inio iu Ihu matter of the itice Uke watershed. The question of planking the east side of Lonsdale Avenue from tbe waterfront to Third street so that it may ho used for traffic during the winter wu* referred to the board of worki. The Burrard Inlet Tunnel 4. Bridge Co. intimated that tho city of Nortb Vancouver would be allotted one thou suinl shares in accordance with the council's application and that a certificate would be iwuod on receipt of Hi per cent, of the par value. A letter had been received from tbe i'u nnd mn Pacific Ilailway Co. acknowledging the receipt of a plan and specification* of the proposed railway and slating that this plan has been banded over to their engiueer. The session terminated with the hearing and discussing of oue or two minor matter*. the jwijeal wprld of Pnqx)* The university grants degrees in ipt*ic and a diploma of licentiate and tit* local examinations incnlioiioil above sre pre: paratory to these important lest*. Van couver is, naturally, une pf tlio iinivur •Hy'a examination centres, their representative across tbs I libit boiug kfr. ti. & Hubiiisnii, K*q., II.A. nf the Midill university college. V/ouhlbo candidates should bear In mind tho namo pf the »oc rotary, howuv/ir, who Is ths personage to write\ijiir full information, Mr. (!. J. Ilelhllllll, Ksq., (Iriilivillc Street. It il impossible to describe in full the curriculum of this institute. It must suffice tn say that it embrace! all thp tributaries of muiii'sl art, thep-' retical and practical. They must assuredly he a very alutruce form of stuily which yon seek for vainly in tho syllabus juat issued. THE McOILL COHSBKVATOBIUM OF MUBIC No one can dispute, after glancing through its official syllabus, Ibat the Miiiill University Conservatorium of Music ia doing most satisfactory work and that so far aa the institution is concerned the divines! of arte is being tm thoroughly nurtured in tbe region of Montreal. Th name McOill baa become a household word in the west, uml ha* the samo *iguil)cauce in miui cat affairs a* it ha* in business connec Hon*. Tho sin-cess of iti inctliosis ja ei .■mplili.'d in Ihe fad tbat the number of undergraduate* hai iucreased during the pusl session, several degree* of Mus. Doc and Mu*. Hue being confer red on candidate! at the convocation on May 12th. What particularly concern! tbe mu- si.'iilly inclined of Nortb Vaueouver ia the fad that Ihe local examinations under the conservatorium'• auspice* re present a kind of "Open sesame" into ' ', i il $3,500 to Purchase Agreements of Sale on close in property. 50 ft, U on Second Slre_ - r $2,100 50 ft. U on Third Stwet - - , 3,750 7-Ro«?» Howe m 1% Street - $40 per month CARDINALL 4 MacGREGOR THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C MR. STEVENS, M,P. OF VANCOUVER Otme Questions bs Will Balsa In Par- llamint Mr. II H. Stevens, M.P. was present at a liuiupiel under the a^apicea of the Vancouvor doneervative Club on Friday evoiiing, and in Ihe cour*e of an In lereating speech, touehod upon sundry suggest ions that be wubl make to the liuiiiinn.il government for the solution of certain problems that concerned Vancouver as a port. "I am bent on making every effort to acipiaiul myself uith tho need* of the constituency I repreeent bofore I go to Ottawa," declared Mr. Slcveni. "There are.urgents problems confronting Ibis city uud dittrict which bave linen neglected by the prior governmiit. Fint, there is the big i|uestion of harbor improvements Mr. Hordeu will have a splendid opportunity for con itruetive statesmanship iu connection with tho great ports of Vuncouver ami New Westminster. Necessary Improvements "I may divide Ihe neceiaary work of harbor improvements into four div isious, the North ami Houth Arms of Ihe Frascr river, False Creek ami I lur inni Inlet. All these great harbor* re quire immediate attention, both from National and Imperial point of view The Panama canal will be opened in some Iwo years, and then Vancouver, using lhal namo in it* largest uud moat comprelieii*ivo sense, will be in active competition with other ports of the coast for the carrying trado of the Pacific." Mr. Bteveiu emphasi/cd tho fad tbat it wa* imperative ihut .the great harbors of the Vancouver district be put into shape for the work of a great commercial base. Vancouver was the western gateway and it* future was, therefore pregnant with import to the whole empire. Mr. Steven* continuing, referred lo tho dredging of Ihe Frascr river, de- daring that much time ami money had been spent uselessly iu the matter II, advocated the appoitment of expert engineers to survey Ihe river ami form some decisive plan of operation for the removal of the sand head* at the mouth, and tbe general preparation of tbe river for the accommodation of ocean going veaacl*. Mr. Hleven* next dealt wilh mat ter* relating to False Creek. "The puit of Vaueouver," he laid, "ha* at tho present lime less available harbor accommodation than almost any other port in the world at all approaching il in importance. In a very short time our commerce will have increased lo such an eilcnt that it will be imp's- .-lisle to care for it in llurranl Inlet and tbe coaeling vessels will have, lo lind iiorliorag. elsewhere. Tbii ii where tbe importune of False Creek lies. It il of paramount importance tbat tbii barbor should be |>/c|>arcil at once for the handling of tbe big coast trade of Ui* city and diitrict." Concerning Hurrard Inlet, Mr. Hie veil* laid there were many improve inenl* that would have to be made for tbe accommodation of sbippiug. Tbe member described it as a "very vital matter.'' On tbe subject of Indian lands and reserves Ur. Hlovciis nprciied uo sym patby with those who tried lo make the Indians believe lhat tbey rightfully owned Ibe province. He believed in jestice being done to the aborigines of tbe country, but it was absurd tu lead tbem lo think that they owned such great stretches of land. Speaking in conclusion on tbe naval question Mr. Steven* declared "We caunot have successful imperial federation unleai the means of defence arc under tbe control of one governing body I believe lliul there should be one imperial board, and that Canadian* ihould have representation on il.1 UU WVhlMkOU (ODD tm OTtVm) Moan _tt W^*swwfmf m* * I. 9. 9m M; mm umrm Oil Oct. 1st to Mr, aad Mrs. Wm (arncgie, a son. Oct. Mb, to Mr. md Mn. Frank Rayey, corner of Fifth and Chester Avenue, * sou. Oct. Kb, to Ut- and Mn. Olivia, (salvia Owe, i daughter. JO. Mo do et% SECURES LEASE OF FORESHORE Local Who Qtwm Um tl fpt**Mto to ftoot ef ftttlw twrcMrYW Build Modiru Sawmill on th. Bin. Mr 4 MoAlllsisTot tin North Vancouvsr Lumber Company bags bean granted by thu department of Wwi"" and Fiiliorioi a lews of two hundred feet of foreshore fronting on the Indian mission. The laiwolioM begins ut the western line of Bowieko Avenue or at the extreme saiteri) boundary of the reserve anil extends along ths fore- shorn fof a distance of 800 fast. Tho distance from high water mark to low water mark at thla point is shown on tlie plan accompanying tha leaso a* XI. 17 chaim or approximately 11100 foet and contain! in all ten apros of tideflati. The lease is granted in' perpetuity at a stated rental per month. It i* Mr. McAllister's intention to pro ceod at unci' witb the putting in of a foundation of piles and with t|ie tree- lion and installation of a modern 'saw mill plant willi a dry kiln and a|l the accessories necessary for the manufacture of all description of dimension ami linisliing lumber fqr liiiih|iiig pil> po«e*. The capacity of the mill will lie .iii.iiiiii feot per day ami when in full operation the plant will afford occn- pulli.n for fill lunula. I. ' .<•' TUB THBOSOFHIOAL BOOIBTY The Theoaopbicai Society meet* in North Vancouver in Ito.mi 18, Aberdeen lllock (over the post ofllco) ovory Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock Attendance ii entirely free and csrriei uo obligation* whatever. You are invited. Theoiophical atudy and questions, tf LOCAL AND PEBSONAL Miss Katie ami John Moir are viiit- ng Mr. ami Mrs. M. T. Himpson, llllh street. Mr. A. Nelson of tho Nelson Menu im i in iug Co., i* enjoying a week '* out ing with a hunting party on Texada Island. Mn. Kdwy A. Morden, 185—6th •trout cast will receive on Thuraday afternoon. Mn. L. M. McKoe of Winnipeg will receive with ber. The general meetlug of the Norlh Vancouver tenuis club will bo held iu Mr. Alex. Philip's largo room on tbe P.»plauuilc tonight at 8 o'clock. Mr* Arthur Davie*, cor. 4th and Mahon will be at home the 2ml Wcdnea day of thi* mouth and ovcry second Wednesday for tbe oeaaon. Mr. II. Scott returned to town a few day* ago from a lucceaiful hunting trip on Texada. Mr. Scott report, a good deal of rough woatber but excel leut sport. Mn. (Dr) Iv A~M*rtin, 5.18 Untitle Avenue, will receive from i.'iD lo 8 p.m. tomorrow (Wednesday) and thereafter ou the iccoiid Wednesday of each mouth. ('barged wilh having been drunk and disorderly William Preston pleaded guilty before Magistrate Kealy yesterday morning and wa* Sued Sf) and coit*. ' , lu connection with the 1. O, Q. T. a social will take place on October 18th in the Japancne Tea Harden! A concert ami then other attraction* are being arranged Thia evening au "al home" ii to be held at the residence of Mn. II. W. Young at tbe comer of 15th sired and (Iruml Boulevard in connection witb tbe Indies' Guild of Bt. Agues' church. John Maitera aad Henry Mailers ways tbii morning lined fill and costs or one month in default for having been drunk and disorderly in tbe public itreet. Bam. Nicolicb while working on Lonsdale Avenue ia tbe employ of Mown. Btewart k Thompion, wa* the vidim of a Masting accident M Bat urday. He sustained iujuric* to fact and hands and wu treated at tba bo* pltal. The weddigg will take place quietly tomorrow of Miu Katie Moir of Port- ob.dln, Scotland, and Mr. lot McCrln- tile of Nortb Vancouver. Tbe partlei intend making their boms on Bt. Andrew'* and 18th avenue. Miu Moir arrived ik IM eity yesterday and ia at present lha pust tt Mr. snd Mr*. Simpson of I8tk it/eet wut. INITIAL DAHOB Tbi Kgig.li oFPytbiai Social (Hub has /completed arrangement., for the eAfmmp (taction of tba season in ths totaPot i Aaaea wbicb will be held In tb/ Horticultural Hall on tbs svesing of Friday, fhi Llth last, from nine to fwaive o'clock. Jai programme is in tbo baud, of * capaMi and energetic loor committee in whose bsndi sll ar- rangemsati will^ be completed to tfes •WflNt ijUtell, ' The committee co»- •ja|« of I. Badger, preiident, k. Wheeler, ijecrntary and Mauri. K. Melville, M. McMillan and Farcy Booth. 1 I ii i i '.' Mountain Goat, Deer, Bear, Our stock Of WINOHBBTEB, 8AV- ACIB, BBMINQTON, MAUBBB and other Rifles has baen carefully sslictsd and ws bavs (be calibre but suited to your particular requirement. Everything nssdad by the practical huuter. PAINE & McMILLAN, Wm n WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARDWARE FIRST STREET AND LONSDALE t TO BENT-Oroom Oat, Hf Lousdnlc Avenue. Apply Mimic Store. tf Mr /■ Veiteh, Capilano, will ling at the morning service in Knox Presby- leriun church on Sunday next. Muyor McNciih am) City Clerk Shophord leave today for Victoria lo bo present pi tbo Anal hearing of the liiee Uke dispute which will take place ou Wednesday. Tho diitrict of North Vancouver ami Ihe H. C. Electric will also bo represented. OOBBBBPOKDBNOB Editor Express: I wiab you to allow me a little space in your paper to contradict the report in your lusl issue re the Capiluno work msn. You stated that the grievance laid by a delegation of four workmen from the Capiluno district was the cutting of their noon hour down lo half uu hour, lo allow the men from u dis lance to leave off work earlier in tbe evening. This is not tho caae ul though it may have been represented to you that way. We do not leave off work any earlier than usual. The only person it benefits i* the forcmun in charge. Tbe men who come from lown would rather start al the usual time und have the regular hour for lunch. The only thing that wa* correct i* the fad lhat the iiieu were not consulted. Hoping you will rectify tbi* mistake. I am, air M. WILKINSON. According lo the census uml alalia- tica monthly the following waa the per cent, of sin inla nl condition of live slock in Hrilish Columbia for lusl Au gust. Horses, U8.XI; milch cowa, UI..17; olher cuttle, llfi.UI); sheep, •J-li.l'.l; •wiue iis.li NOTICE i NOTICE ia hereby given tbat tbe purlncrahip heretofore existing belween (leorge (Ircyhum Palmer and ■lunies Millwiiiiie carrying on buaineu ua Brokers under the stylo or firm of Palmer k Mcllwaino has been disiolv cl by mutual content Tbe buaineu hus been lukuii ovor by .lamei Hell waine and will be continued by bim for hia own account (I. (I. PALMKK, .1. MelLWAINK.. ill! l.olisiluli' Avenue, North Vancouver, II. C. 211th October, IUI I. 18 8 ATENTS Vie solicit ttic biufncs. or lr.uufactiutn. Hus:i siren, isnil olIseisi ssiisi up lire IhodrUabil- ily uf having their ruicut jju.iuc» inmedrd !>)'Expert!, I'u.liiuliisiiy advice tree. Cba.gci inoderale. Our Inventor'. Advl.cr «< ut upon rennet. UaitonsUatliin, Kcg'st., New York li/. Sti'« Us.i.iBJ-.fT and Wsuhlnnlon. acts*- OVER •• YEA- EXPERIENCE Anronl Motlnl a .tatrti ml qnlcklr MOW—II Our niiliilnn ' fc*^KB_ffl fsssn DiaidNi CcvmoHTS Ae. Pltaotl •petal a* ■'■>r uMmm, vii so* oW in * Scientific American A tumUousflr UliutntMl vMklr. lutnt ,' cnlaUoO of aur a.-iejjtinc Journal. Term. nuau, s>■» » rw. team team- wis WJte_^iw CHRISTM IS COMING Private Greeting Cards for Christm&s and ' New Year Largs Books of Bamplss to choose from. Prices front |1.16 per down, printed mjlh your own name and greeting. ORDBB BABLY and savs disappoint ment u favorites run out of print. Nortb Shore Pre**, Ltd. NORTH VAMCOUVER, - B. C.
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