TrfejfW*?f*ri tP ■MMM nobth y^oop-BR. 'ft e^fWUPAV, O'aioWi t\, ipu. •JBMB8BH ' ASSOCIATION ting; Report of Retiring President- Election of Officers for Ensuing Year. Tbe ailjourneil amiiial geuoral meet' , |iig of tlte.Nortli Vancouver Batepay- :,i tn' Association toOli place iu the city hall uii Friday night, Ur. II. W. Beevo Occupying the chair. At the outset the Iheirinan announces! that with regard o tlio mattor of the forosboro lease Jr. • McAllister hail been approached tn tbe subject uml Inul intimated that o was not at liberty to give tho asso- tlatioii any further pbrtlculars. It !,u, therefore, resolvod that the .ju.-.. ion be reforred to tbo incoming elective. Witb respect tp the post pffl.eo site, lir. lien.ee tolil the meeting that their Resolution Inul be Inly ionmrsli'd but iufficioul time liusl not elapsed for t feply to be forthcoming. Concerning he city sewers, tbo chairman stated that Mr, Hancs, Hie cjty engineer, had explained that' the smallest pipo ou LonBilale Avenue was 8 inches. While tbis was serving as a main It was mure ly temporary, tbo actual mains wouhl be Hi inch mains running cast smi west. In reply to a ijucstion aH to whether tbo house connections wero flinch or 4-inch Mr. Hanes, wbo was present at the meeting, replied that they were 4- Inch pipos. Next arose tbe question of tbe equalization of tin' (it connections, Mr. Hancs stated tbat under tbe local improvement plans tho owners were paying the same on each side of the street. > ThoSo matters were then formally roferred to the executive to lie taken up With tho couucil, Mr. Wright men. tinning that Mr. llaues' statements Were very satisfactory) his flguriiigi having been previously passed by Ihs provincial board of health. Mr. W. ,1. Irwin thought that somo Steps should be taken to provide connections oast snd west at tho intersections. Mr. Hanes pointed out tbat this problem had been considered liy tbe council alrei.il> hul'thcy had uot yet tbe funds available to do it. It would. Involve about 2,000 feot of sewer. Tbo president's report was then heard, Mr. Rccvo's remarks being as follows: "Wc feel ou tbe whole fairly well satisfied witb tbo year's work, although we cannot but think it would have bt+n'rnorc effective If we had bad the atlpport of a Isropr number of tbe rate payors. Tbe Association wu formed three years ago and wss strongly partisan, so much so tbat many ratepayers held aloof from it. I think, however, tbat we can safely say tbat 'that feeling is a thing of the past. Tbo Association has not been controlled by any clique or faction during the lsst twelve months. Any ratepayer is welcome, aud etch member has to equal chance to make bis influiece felt In our meet logs. Por this reason 1 hope to sec in the futul-e a much larger membership, So tbtt we shall be a more represents tive body. Even among ths members thtt we have there Is too much apathy. Much of tht work that his Intn done tbit ytar hi) been carried out by a faith ' (ul few wbo havt eppreciatod tbt fact tbat ao Assocoation of tbis kind it an absolute necessity. Tbe sccrtt of strength nowadays is lu combination and witb a strong body of representative men watching and discussing mat- _ tert of municipal government our city ll likely lo make fewer mistaken than bave been made in the years that are put. Home people think thst we arc simply associated to compltin about things, tbat go wrong. On the con trary, our policy bu been a construe live one iu many mailers. Our prln ciptl fuhefion ii to supply Iho motive tower to get tbe ratepayers together o get ahd give information on matters of- publje Intersil. ' Wt have heir] a good many wall at Under) meetings which havt given tht ratepayers generally opportunities tbey would have otherwise lacked of letting l Information oo many subjectt, and tlso of expressing thtir opinions. I think public opinion hu bun guided ity tbe results of our nuttings oa lev- tril important Milters. Tht elyio ao boritiei bava lllo accepted many of bur recommendations and wt hnve tup (lorterj and misted than by mt mo- utiont lo several matters of consider kbit public importtnrt, fit bave thoroughly revised tht constitute M by-Ms il tin Mtotlk- lion end guy organlmstlnn will therefore be on a bttttr bull thtn beteti. Th* nfftm *»* ml onamUti tern fHf-tJT. *sWWTnTTfm millee havo wqykod harder than the niciuberfl generally have 'any idea qf. I wish to take this opportunity uf I hank Ing them fdr the support they bave given mo during my year of o|lico. . Tho th|nkl of the association pre particularly due tu afi'imtefnjft, Mr. Poult, who has done yeoman service In attending to I very largo amount of .iirr.-Mjjiiii.li.Miee and keeping comic!,! records of-,euf transactions. He is also very kindly allowed us ths lisp of his ofiice. for committee meetings wbicb has beon a very great convenience to us. In s-siiis■lu.-.ioii, I would like lo mention a few matters which I commend to your earnest and watchful attuutl.on during the coming year. The principal ono is that qf the management of iho city ferries, which is undoubtedly tho most serious problem uow before the cituans Df North Vancouver, Another is tbp question pf Hie street car service in which there is room for considerable itnprdveiqcnt. A very Important subject that is likely to conic before us during tbo next two or three years is the policy of this city ip connection with grades, sewers and public works generally. Afler all the pub- |ic attention nnd oxcitcment which have been dovulcsl to lbc grades one would thing that this mailer had bees settled. Ono might suppposo also, after the preparation of a complete scheme for sewage disposal, ami after so much work has been done towards carving out the plans, that no one would attempt to upset Iho continuity of the work or undo what has been carried out. With the possible chance of civic government tsvery year, however, we thill fin.) it advisable, I think, to con-' tinuo watching these things very closely." A resolution of thanks wis then pusod to Mr. Kecve for bis services during tht put year, Mr. Iloult moving snd Mr. Wright icconding. The flection of officers- for tbe ensuing year wu proceeded with, somo difficulty being experienced in fimling Soma one to tucced Mr. Boult ti secretary. In the end, Mr, K. McKenxic, Wu prevailed upon to act temporarily ind take Uie uiiuutcs of the night's meoling. The officers •■!■-. i.--i were u follows: Preildent-Mr. H. C, Wright. Vice -President-Mr. W. L. Boult. Tretsurer ami temporary secretary- Mr. B. Melftniie. Executive-Messrs 1). W. Reeve, W. ). Irwin, A. E. Criekmay, W. II Mny, (/'. F. Foremen, 0. J, Phillipo. J. Field- house, H. W. Young, A. Bercley, It. McMillan end W. Knowln. The new preiident, Mr. Wright, referred to the imallnesi of Ibe meeting which yu probably in consequence of counter attractions in the city the! nigbt. He urged tbtt tbe members should mtke evtry effort to reader the tssocittion t Itrgcr ont. Mr. tnd Mr. Joe. Gibbs ire to be eongritulstod on tro arrival of t baby boy, Tho ctw tgtinit H. Whtlloy, id Journed from lest week tnd involving t chtrgl of receiving stolen conlwood, wee Ibis morning diimiiiol by Magi* trite Ketly tt tbt city bill.' A men utme<l 1. Humphries, employed by the Seymour Lumber ''om piny, il bring treated et tht North Vincouver hospital for t cut between the toes luittincd while working with the tie lut week. An unfortunate ecrident Well John Porter, ono of the workmen engaged on the construction of Ibe new theetrc Tburiday eflernooo. While writing on one of tht staircases he stepped upon t plank which wes not nailed down il ht bed assumed, witb Ibe re suit tbtt it gave wey end be sustained t nitty fell. II wu found, on bit being rxtmincd it the Nortb Vtncouver gtnertl hoiplttl, tbtt bis Injury consisted of e broken ankle. lUILbWO PBBMITS Th following building permits btvt beta Issued: lid—Gioige Bold, to build t dwell ing on lot 11, block 63,. subdivision WO, WO itrtet. fir-pivlt end Seooders, to build e residence on lot 8, block «», diitrict lpt W, IMI sir el. IW-sVtank I. HmMo, le belle; e residence on let <W, block Ml, subdivision tiittt, Mehon Avenue. SEAL ESTATE ApTJVITV There is 'eousiilerebie activity in close-in property in North Vancouver where values are undqubtedjy quito low considering thii.gro>'th lif tbp city ami tbe street improvements that are be|ug made. k'rsl street property, both east an west of Lonsdalo Aveoup, Is demanding inoro utlent inn at tho present IInni any Ptber business street. Thp' difficulty bare, as 0" Lonsiljjllj Ayequ.., is jn get ting owners lo.sjill. Jvery seiner ex prpsses great fuilh^in the future of tho Street end s.-.nlH+o'lhiTift that prices c-ill soon have a big advance. .There aro many residences yejpg up i(ll over tbo city which ure In-iiig ra pidly filled uji anil m jeotseiffi pop ulalion d^pdi'1^1^^ tititli n greater nstwtafpty of good's. The Lett building WK)f)fsj.strei)t w||w*-will bo completed enoet tlie first pf November, lies two large ground floor rooms win will be in demand .for retail stores. The Canadian Financiers Limited report f ruin Iheir Nmi li Vancouver bran* b tbo sale of the northwest corner pf fimt end i:heslerlic|.l With t front ag.- ni' fifty feet mi First street by one hnnslreil ami twenty feel dp ' li.-st.-r field for $17,000; also a Jot ou First street, close lo Luiisdulc Avonue in block 1611 fof ♦8/)i)0. There vyill iiindi|Uli|i'illy lie tgreat ae tivlty in North VapcWcr property in tho. near future, as there is plenty of room for prices to advaueo and, still lie on a conservative basis. "T'fi'nii'T'r PROPOSED POST OFFICE SITE _ite Levels To Be Taken — Deal Probably Closed Acting under instructions from the ilcparinieni of public works, Ottawa, Mr. Angus i'niiicisiii. C.E., is proceeding to take the levels on lots ,'!{>, 40,41 ami ii, lilpck IM, D.L. 274, which it wet reported some tiipo ego had beon under negotiation fqr the pq{j.-haso by Ibe out- going government for post office purposes. Cpiisulfcd witb rpferonce to the significance of this step Mr. II. II. Sto- vons, M.P. slatcsl that bp wes not in receipt of any further advices frum the government with rogard to tbo proposed purchase, hut that the conclusion that he would personally draw from such action would be that upon investigation, tbo department found that tho deal had proceeded sp far that it must bo considered as officially closed. BQOM8-Wltb or wlthqitt bderd. Apply-Mrs. Cornish, Ihi Fitst streot eut. llll TOR &ENf-8toro on Loimlalo, '0. Lease for sale. Apply Palmer, Bur- inciter ami vou (JraevoulU, 407 Lonsdalo. 31-10 LTNN VALLEY NOTBfl Mr. W. Dalselle, Hoskin's Roed, is building an addition lo his home. Mr. 0. P. Brooks hu moved from Frederick road tu Mtgeuais Avenue The painters, are at work nu the new school which ii well nigh com pletcd. Mr. J. M. Fromme Is under the due tor Witb e bad rheumatic cold. Mets Itt was a|.first suspected. Mr. C Mageiinft, Okanagan Valley, will be staying with bis brother, Mr. Bobt. Mageunis, for the winter months. Special Thanksgiving service wu liel.) ou Sunday morning in Knox church when Mr. B. Ven Minister pretched a stirring sermon from Ibe text "Wbet shall I render unto the Lord!" The union Sunday school held ou Sunday aflernoon in Knox church shows signs of healthy growth. Eighty- tin- scholar, are enrolled, with six teachers wbo meet Friday night- in the church for preparation. rATAL MISHAP OFF HOLLYBURN Touag Mu Drowsed from Launch Mr. Feuit, a storekeeper at Hollyburn wes yeeterdey e ncyewitness of e terrible catastrophe In Burrird Inlet, Five Vtncouver gentlemen namely John shaw. 10x6 Richards itreet, J. Horner, 1403 Woodbind Drive, Mr. Dawling, 1822 Woodiend Drive, Wm. Oorby, 1774 Bismarck street end Wm. Skew, living tt the Butler hotel, were cruising on tbe Inlet io tbe guoline Ituncb "Flirt" tnd were juat passing Hollyburn wben Mr. John Shew, for tome unknown reason, lost bli footing and fell overboard. Tbe remainder of the parly immediately stopped the launch and rushed to the edge wilh en idea of rendering asiiitenco, but to their dismay the body of Mr. Shew did net reappeer. Hit friends, needless to sey, continued lo search in the neigh borbood of lbc mitbep for hours, but Ibeir patrolling wu In villi. They hid evcnlutlly lo rcluctenlly abandon Ihe search and run Ike launch into port. Mr. Wm. Shew then imtiAcd the police of Ihe fatal mishap. Bo far, the body bu not been recovered The deceased wu a young man of about -I years of age and wu in the employ of Ibe Otis Fensuui Elcva ter Company. Despite the crowded state of tbe car two men found room in Wbicb to brtwl on tht way to Ctpllano yesterday end were summarily ejected liy Ihe conductor. Tbey /sued themselves in a peaceful end deserted neighborhood end •iiii'l tbese surroundings, took off their scats end resumed fighting. The Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian churches of this city have arranged a series of uuitcsl gatherings for sqcial service aud evangelism. The opening meeting convened last evening ill the Baptist church. There was an excellent attendance. The presidents of the young people's societies of the three churehos gavo a shprt address on "How the young can best servo Christ and His church;" Tbe pastors of the rospecfive congregations will preach on alii-iiiais- nights. The meeting tonight will be in the Baptist church. Hev. Kousbl Maeleod of St. Andrew's church will preach. BANQUETTONIGHT Annual Beard of. Trade Function at Hotel Nortb Vincouver Thi second annual banquet of North Vancouver Beard of Trsdo will bi held tonight at Betel North Vancouvsr. This yearly festive occasion Invariably marks ths gather Ing ef a very largo number of representative men from all departments of local bueineee ud other hi- tereste ind constitute! one of tbe notable social occurrencei of the IPs- sen. Tonight's banquet will bo well up te tke standard in every way, The list ef tptaktrs Includes H U. Stivtni, Ut., Mayor Tax/lor of Vaucouvir, Or. Blliott 8. Bevi of Vincouvir ud ethen. Tht pre. grim will be luterspinid with vocel itlictious from veil known singers. Tlcktte may be bad at tbe hotel before the buqutt btgini. Tbe tune U ut for eight o'clock but the usual tiiowuce ef time will doubt- leu be msdt en behalf ef gueeti who may tnd themselves delayed. Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. McBeiu last night entertained the members of SI. Andrew's church bible class at tbeir home on Lonsdale Avenue. Mrs. (ico. .1. Phillipo and daughter, Edna, have returned from a six inauths' visit in Ontario ami lbc prairie provinces and wilb Mr. Pbillipo aro guests at Hotel North Vancoover. Mr. Tom Orccr of Frederick Road, Lynn Valley, sustained a broken collar bono on Saturday liy slipping ami falling downitain. Tbe injured mm is progresing favorably under tbi' treatment of Dr. Vomer. » Messrs. J. F. Verner, W. Byao, A. Taylor and C. (arson roturncd todty from t hunting expedition in Die Val lex tud Corlet iiltnds, which tbey reached in their Ituncb "Scbwatka". Tbey sum up their experiences in tbe remark "Lols of bunting bul little shouting." Au enjoyable dtuce took place last night in lbc Horticultural hell under Ibe auspices of Ihe North Vancouver I. 0, 0. V. Lodge 66. Proceedings commenced at nine o'clock and continued until t lite hour, there being in excellent etlcndcnct. A speclel service of cart ami refreshments formed e feature of the rommiltec's arrange mints. Tbe slightest tcl may be done wilb griciouNiett Ihut warms the dty, or with t bird indifference tbtt almost repels us from goodness itself. It ii possible lo boy t newspaper or pay a carfare in sucb wise at to make newt- boy or car conductor feel for Ibe mo monl tbat be is In a friendly world. Many an honorable career bu result id from e kind word spoken in sot son, or Iht warm grasp pf 4 friendly hind. FresMhc "Western Oatbollc." ■ ie.i i ' i ' CALENDAR OF EVghTfr ^^ To«4ey, Oct. Slit -Haetietj ef Off* Council, 4 o'clock. Tuesday, Oct. 3iit- Bosrd ef Trade Buqutt at Betel etoitt yencoever. i. Wedaeedey, Nov. lit-*, knitul't ud Otiedoaiu •octet*'s Duct la Ml el 1-M-Hai- tww mw isisiii iaym WEST CAPILANO CONBEBVATIVE ASSOCIATION At a meeting of the West Capilano Conservative Association held in Mr. ,1. Jliiis-hiin.oii'.-. house on Tin :„ln> evening last, Oct. 24th, a very interesting time was spent. In the absence of the president Mr, W. A. Thompson, the chair was occupied by the vice -president, Mr. J, Tears, The association whicii waa formed only last August, Iibs a membership lo dale of some fifty-three. A lot is about to |ic purchased by the Association for the erection of a building to lie used as a club room. The lime seems lo huve come when a place of this sort is needed. The site likely to bo chosen Is on tbe new murine drive in Irwin park. The next meeting is tu bo held in Mr. Uourluy's tent on Wednesday evening, Nov Uth. On Thursday Marjorie, the little slaughter uf Mr. and Mrs. Burton of I'besterfleld and 16th itreet, fell down the front steps of the verandah and si. lm ssi,.I her collar bone. She wus tresled by Dr. Verner. Express Classified Ads. EDUCATIONAL FOR RBNT-Plvo-ruouied bungalow, modern, 8th street oast, near Victoria Purk. John Diersseri, Colonial Apartment House, Sth street, phone 810. tf LOST AND FOUND. P0pNl)-Oiie flsliiiig dory. W. 0, Thompson, Hollyburn P. Q. iu LOST—I green euainel belt buckle. Phono 1166. 31-10 LOST-Gent's watch, on Ith street and Lousdale. Reward, apply Box A6 Express Office. 3-il MISCELLANEOUS .1. Loutet end Nortb I.ontdali Get it et Lonadale Fhermeoy Phone 29 Good young stock Bull, cornel' IStli street eud Mahon Ave. 14-11 Ws close Sundays. Phone 334. J. H, English, 6. K. Grocery, 13 Lons- dais Avenue. North Vancouver Fish eud Produce t'o. Fresh and smoked Fish e specialty. 131 First street west. 8411 M. H. Haynient for first cless dressmaking. Second house, Sth street K. adjoining west of Boulevard and car line, tf Dr, .I, C. Morrison, dentist. Post Graduate, Chicago University. Rooms 6 and 111, New Post office block, t.f. The New Vork Ostrich Feather Works. 8011 Loiisdilo Ave. Miss Mn- nic Miller, Into wilh the sicglo Hooper Co., V V. Feathers willowed, curled cleaned and dyed. Havo yeur old plumes made into new ones, 17-11 Jl. M- Richmond, teacher of 1417 Jones Avenue. violin, 17-11 I,Alii I'eiiiln-.l wishes pupils for pianoforte and theory. Terms modeV ate. Box A22, Express Office. 3-11 Miss L. li. Bertram of Vancouver, teacher of piano and singiug. Lessons given in North Vaueouver. Terms S3 per month. Beginners a specialty. Apply Express Office, Box A3. 1011 FOR BALE FOB SALE-Ducks. 141b street west. ,\l,s; Homwood 31 10 FOR SALE Fin,- lot of young hens, just Stirling to lay. Fiib Market, Jst slrect weil, city. 1011 FOB SALE-Fresb milk from local bcrd of cows. Eight quarts for II, delivered. Apply East End Dairy, North Vancouver. 3-11 FOB HALE-Firit growth dry wood for 11.76 per cord, '4 ft. 0. McDadc, Phone tl. ' t.f. FOR SALE Two lots, block end e half wesl of l^nidilc on 22nd itreet, 11 m lot both. Termi. Apply owner, 42 Lontdile Avenue. 20 11 FOR SALE tine bjock from Lons- dale ctr lint, (360 cash, balance over Id months Palmer k Mcllwaine, 36 Lonsdale Ave. Pbpne 110. ' tf FOR BALE-33 foot lol, cleared, graded, splendid view, second block from I<onnlile ctr line, $160 cash, bal ancc over 13 months. Palmer k Mill wtine, 36 Lou.slslc Ave, Phone HO.tf FOB BBWT FOB RENT-Furnlshed front room wilh of without boar.l. Apply lllh tnd i he.l.-rliild corner 31-10 FOB RENT Small furnished boute. Apply 1Mb slreei, btlf block west of Iionsdsll. 31 10 ROOMS TO LET -With or without beard. Apply Miss Burton, 113—4tb street wcit. t f. TO tjENT-<!holco modern soltcs on 3rd itreet. Apply Alex. Smith k Co., Nortb Vtncouver. If. FOB RENT Sevcu roocea house, furntct, fully modern, garden. Eighth street, geed view. Apply Colonial Apartment House, (tb ttreet test. If VOU BENT-The Here on tke Et pienede until recently occupied by tht district u a municipal Ml, (Is* space J7*M Itet upstair* which will he divided If suit reliable tenant. Apply Veneeuver Lumber tiopspmy on Ike prewigee Wl TO WHOM IT MAY CONCBBN- We thoroughly dry clean ladies' ami gent's suiils for (1.36. Suite pressed fill.-. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Modern Ronovatory, 209 Lonsdale Ave. Pbone 213. 10-11 Tbe Cily Dye Works, ou cornei Eiplanade Eait and Luis-dais- aro enabled by virtue of Iheir large plant in the cily lo not only clean tbe clufb but the lining, pockets, etc. of every suit Ihey dry clean at Ibe aame moderate prices they have always charged, t.f. Tho Truth students clan will mtet every Tuesday eveuing it 6 o'clock et lbc resilience of Mn. Oelleghcr, Keith road, near Hidgcway. Studente desiring higher spirituel unfoldmcut ere cordially invited to attend. if B. C. livery ud board stablet - Light rigi and ladies' aaddle bom lor hire. Stabling lor honee. Ou- oral delivery and heavy learning^ 'II. D'imai, km street wcet. Phone 847 Sewer connectioni done by expert pipe layers. Work guaranteed to put city engineer'! oflcl inspection. Only first elast Scotch pipe ind prime Port lind cement used. EstiAiitcs furnish ed. Apply K. R. Peykull tt office of Nortb Vancouver ''oil tud Supply Co., Ltd. • 111 "wan WANTBD NT1 :li Dro-miking. style tnd fit guirant.-'l. Mrs. Bowes, "Boscobcl" Mb slrect ind Chesterfield Ave. 1411 Young ledy wauli comfortable room iu private home. Apply B. Gill, General Delivery. 8-U WANTED-Motber'i help. Apply Mrs. W. B. Bbekcipctre, 4tb street B. 31-0 WANTKD-Tendera fee clearing end grading lot 6, block l.'i., district lot lit. ti. Hughes, P. 0. Bex 2463. tf WANTSD~Wo have money to in- veet in close in North Vancouver property. If you wish lo sell call end five ns your listings. Palmer k Mcllwaine, 36 Lonsdale Ave. Phone 110. mo ■ We specialise In North Vancouver property ud with to list propertiet direct frym ownin. SCANDIA INVESTMENT ('0., 3I6H Cordova Street weet. 10)1 WANTED - We handle buileeu ekeacee, reel estate, insurance, loans, perebue Mrpeiuhite ef uie. If you wut lo- sell ym Vim pf yew bub tots ceH end yftt tu partltelars, We fin (et rte-U. Baiinm It good Petaer * Meliwdw, M Ijoatdaii In. Pleat IH). IW IPPP *m9m mm THR EXPRESS iWJOw-!!,,,.,,..-, , ...BtUTIBH 00LTIM8IA. IweiJ Tqesdeyi »ml F»id#ys) by Nprth Shore Press, Umltoi, ^090, H, MORDEN, JIPITOB AND MANAGES. Bfttea pf 8nbsctipt|pn|-One yper, l\M- Si* months, Bus. Three months, 25c. Pelted States end Foreign, (3,00 per year. AdvertUIng B»us WW ni''(m* m AwlUatRm, )8«prw Is doyptpii to tne Interests pf (be North Shore.of Burrard inlet mf, l\ ednetittitM en advertising medium of excoptionel velue for M»g in |S thorough end effective manner the population of North Vancouver llty IM District, every effort ip made to give advertisers the most satisfactory WW " V AH changes in contract advertisements should be in tbe printers' hands not liter than iff p. m. Monday and 6 o) iii. Wednesday to ensure insertion in tbe following issue, ivr-r- ■.—- K 'itt Merth Vancouver, B. 0 ..October 81, 1911. CANADA'S AGRICULTURAL LAMM Home very interesting statistics with reference te the area of the agricultural Unds ef Canada ere giveu by Dr. William Saunders, director ef Do- minlnn Experimental Farms, ip tbe report for the yeer 1910-1911, of tbe Spleet Pteqdfng Committee on Agriculture end Colonisation of the Dominion House ef Commons. Dr. Saunders spoke as follows) In my twenty-five yesrs of busy occupation in trying to acquire u thor- pugk e knowledge aa possible of Can- idltn agriculture in all its aspects, there Is one idea which has impressed i)e most profoundly, end tbtt ia tbe enormous eitent of the agricultural re teurcea of thii country. During thit period i| hat been my privilege to travel some thirty times or more over the settled area lying between tbe At Innti.' end the Pacific and to study its i iiudiiiiiii:. and possibilities. Although the impressions on my owu mind bavo been deepened from year to year during my annual or semiannual visits, 1 And it very difficult to present the for unliable figures which are required to meet thie case iu such a way aa to admit of tbeir being grasped so as to be underetood. Compared witb the resources in minerals, forests, fisheries, etc., agriculture far outweighs them all. Although a very small portiou of the total laud area in Canada has yet been laid under tribute, tbe returns to the nation in agricultural products exceed those frum ell other sours j-.-. The epproxlmale land surface (exclusive of the water areas) in the several parti of tbe Dominion ire giveu in official document.- as follows: Eastern Provinces Sq. Miles Acres Ontario 219,850 149,676,000 Quebec 344,450 280,(48,000 the person wbo has sought to inform himself somewhat as to tbe agricultural possibilities of tbis province will nevertheless find it difficult to evoid a conviction tbat tbe computation fajls to dp justice to British Columble. Even at this comparatively early stage of tbe development of the province tbat are already actually surveyed approximately four million acres of eg riculturel lauds eud the provincial government has placed some 80,000,000 acres under reserve for agricultural purposes, to be sold direct to tbe bona fide settler without any referenee what ever to tbe very large areas whicii re main available for purchase upon the part of tbe general public without reference to actual settlement. When it is further considered that the hillsides aud mountains of the province ere to a large degree admirably adapted for fruit growing, for grazing and for other purposes akin to agricultural pursuits, it will uot be difficult to arrive at the conclusion that had the estimate placed the agricultural lands of British Columbia as say, three times 24,000,000 air.--, it could not be considered as auy other than a reasonable computation. NOTICE TO PEOP^BTY OWNBBS Sewer Oonneotlone PftttjO NOTICE is hereby liven thit alt owners Of real property front. ing pr abutting upon e street or line in which or under which p main or common sewer is laid ere hereby required to connect any building; or premises upon such property with such main or common sewer. Permits may be outlined from tbe Plumbing Inspector et his office at the City Htll belween the hours of 9 a. m. end 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. end 8 p.m. Ths following regulations govern tbe construction of bouse or building cou- nci'tions witb sewers: No house sower pipe shell have s less fell than 1 to 40, unless special permission is granted in writing by the Council. Said pipes between the iron pipe, to the connection of the public eewer to be qf tbe beet quality standard salt-glased vitrified clay sewer pipe, end shall bave a diameter of not less tban 4 inches' All pipes shall be sound aud well burned throughout their thickness, Impervious to moisture, with a clear ring, smooth and well glazed on interior end- exterior surfaces, free from flaws, cracks, blisters, fire checks or other imperfections Tne pipes must be so leid in' the trench that after the sewer is completed, the interior eurface thereof, Shell be to a true and even grade. ' In making the joints, a gasket of oekum or hemp, freshly dipped in cement grout, muat first be used and packed Into place. The joints shall afterwards be tightly peeked full and bevelled off with mortar, composed of one part by volume pf approved Portland cement to one part by volume of epproved sand. All joints shall pe made water tight, so that tbey will stand a head of 10 feet of water, when tested by the Plumbing Inspector at the owner's, plumber 'a or contractor's expense. By order of the Council: THOMAS BHEPHERD, City Clerk, tf Nova Scotia ... New Brunswick P. E. Island ... 20>» 28,200 2,000 13,134,000 18,048,000 1,230,000 Total in acres 4l)2,536,0ou Prairie Provinces Manitoba .Saskatchewan .. 64,066 41,002,240 242,332 155,0011,000 Alberta 251,130 161,000,000 Total in acres .157,002,240 British Columbia .382,300 244,672,000 These figures give us a total of aboul 402,0011,000 acres iu the eastern provinces, in the three prairie provinces of shunt 357,000,000 acres ami in British Columbia 244,000,000 acres, a grand total of 1,004,000,000 aofei. Resides this Canada has a land area in the Yukon Territories of about lit;- 00,000 acres: in Mackenzie, 307,000,000 acres; in Keeivatin, 318,000,000 teres; iu I'l.gavn, 176,000,000 acres, a total iu these .comparatively unknown ter ritories of about 926,000,000 acres. Let us suppose tbat one third of the Itii'l In the eisWrn province! is arable, by which is meant of such a degree of fertility as to admit of cultivation or pasture with profit, that gives us 134,170,000 acres. A larger prop„ition of rich prairie lands iu tbe west will be suitable for firming, deducting one-half for poor, rocky or swampy ground, which Is pro bi.bly a very liberal estimate, there re mains i;.s.f,,si,me, tem. In British Columbia, the ilistric-ti of high altitude occupy so lerge ■ propor lion of the country that Ihe area culti vable will bt Null, it would, however, probably lie safe to estimate this et one tenth of the whole, giving 24,000, OM tern. )a all, u probably useful for igricul tural purposes, 336/630/100 teres, ae pita, tlu? magnitude of which it ia Alt AtulJ tp fonetivt pt." ^^mt,Mm*vet, t* IM tef*< ai which si*i»j|*re erriyes, witobttdlf i*. PROVINCES PBODUOINO SHINOLES The production of shingles Increues steadily in Canada ami in a bulletin to be published by the forestry branch of the department of the interior this is shown together with the relative importance of the provinces for llllo. Compared with the Canadian lumber cut, the entire shingle industry amount.',i to less thin the value of each of the five most Important species—spruce, white pine, Douglas fir, hemiib'k and cedar, during 1810, Cou- lidered separately, the shingle produr- ion assumes considerable importance especially in British Columbia. This province is fir in aiivance of the eastern provinces as a shingle producer and made up approximately half of th'e i mm,han llllo production- of nearly two billion shingles worth over three and a half million ilollars. Over one p.ari.-r uf Ihe shingles were manufactured ip Quebec, where the five hun- ired and thirty nine million pieces reported were an increase of sixty five per cent, over the 1009 amount. Ontario and New Brunswick produced nearly equal omounts in llllo, one tenth of the cm.„,nan pmdin Inn. being from each of these provinces. Ninety-eight per cent, of the total production wu in Ihe ubove four provinces, illhnugii shingles are made in every province of the Dominion. Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, Prince E<lward Island, Alberta and Manitoba together produced two per cent, of the total. The average price of shingles in 1910 was (1.30 per thousand, the values ranging from (1.51 for shingle.- iii Nova Scolia lo (2.27 In Saskatchewan. Fine Opportunity for anyone wishing to start a first-class grocery, GUNPOWDER PLOT DAY, tbe Sth of November, my business will be shet tered to the public; landlord doubling Iho rent, ami until then we shall sell groceries at Wholesale cost at store. ALL Fixtures for Sale Ohiap Six counters, 8 showcues, 1 coffee- grimier, 125 foot shelving, 22 grocery bins, 6 pair of scales, 1 electric sign, 1 delivery wagon with cover, 3 secoud- hand cuok stoves suitable for logging camp, 1 butter refrigerator, 1 cash registers, and 1 refrigerator, and other articles too numerous to mention. GEO. WAGG 16 Hastings St. W.Tel 581 Downstairs HOTKK. MOTICE li, hereby given Ihut application will bo in,sin to Ihe I'..ill.. ment of Canailu at the next session thereof for un act to Incorporate a compuny under tho nume of tho North Arm Bridge A Hallway Company, with power lu lay qui. construct, operate. maintain and uie a bridge minus the North Ann of Burrard Inlet from a pufnl on the seashore conununly known us the Turtle's Head to u point on the well allure of Lol f.76. directly north of the laland known u White Rock. Such bridge to be both for foot passengers, carriages, slreei railway and railway purpose! with the necessary approaches, and with power to connect the said bildge with existing and future lines of itreet railway and railway and for the purpoie! of connecting wilb the said street railways and rale ways, lo lay oul. construct, and operate one or more llnei of railway! nol exceeding ten mile! In length And with puwer to conilruct. e'lulp in..ini.,In und operate a Ilne or llnee of i.slhs.s from ionic point on Lot ISC at the end of the Canadian Pacific CASH PRICE8 SATURDAY at the UP TO DATE GROCERY, 356 te 360 First ttreet eaat. Phone LIU. H. ft Sugar, 18 lb. sack for ....(1.14 With 3 Ib. of our Famed "Maypole" Golden Tip" Tea et 40c per lb, St. Charles Cream, 10c per tin (large tint) Pets, Corn end Tomatoes, 2 tins for 26c (new season peck) Meypole Better -.3 lb. for #1.00 Bice, Finest ripen 6 Ib for 26c Oretget, sweet end juicy, 20c per dox. Freeh ground Coffee, 26c per I lb. tin "The read! ere now in good orAer. Come m few ipeaiaaMmd ayoid tin ens*." tf I WTOHIB. Ruilwny Cumpanj'i Perl Mos,dy, tnd f. . shore of Burrard Inlet lo a point In . branch Ilne from ind rull,,wine the norlh And for ihe purpose! of III under taking; to acuulre and develop win,-.. the city of North Vancouver or lo connect Willi any railway that Is or may be constructed on Iht north thore nl Burrard Inlet for lin loll . electric or other power or tnergy. and to erect lines for the Iranimlulon of (he ume and to trtnimlt and deliver the ume lo ony place In (he clllii or municipalities through which the worki of the company ure authorlsej! lo be built.and to receive, Iranifonn trammlt. distribute and supply such power or energy In any form and lo dlipoie of the lurplui thereof, nnd le collect ralei and charge! therefor It li Intended that the worki of Ihe s.sl'l compuny shall be declared i<> be for the general aavantuge of Canada W. H. LANQLBt Victoria. H 0, Solicitor for Ihe Applicant! Haled al Victoria Ihli 2Dili dl May. 1911 y of (•iff Imported Tailoring ROBERT SMITH hu now returned (rom Scotland with a choice selection of Scotch, Eng' lish aied Irish Tweed etc., (rom Eggs, strictly fresh, 3 dozen for si.oo/whkh he.is prepared to accept orders (or suits made in the old country in either Canadian or English (tyl«. Drop a Postal Cud or phone Seymour I433L. 2316 Clark Drive VANCOUVER, B.C. '? W* y*9 wwmjh mfm |W*f imfti if) P^W ^W^m W #*» ■ ,%n W ™ ■ maWf WW* Tit TfWirv* Wt 9j*Jff IWWI|p T*-T-•■fJft"WPi,™( tiMM in nil hum/1 TWrnV WTb pr~T m*wmni wmwemmmimm ■ ' BUJBR MUEBAT 00,, LTP. _____ JOHNSTON k SALSBURY THE HARDWARE MEN 90 Lonidale Avenue Next to P.O. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR KITCHEN UTENSILS NYE STREET- Close to school, open reed, water, light, etc, 60 ft. lot for 1360 on terns of One-third cash balenct 6, 13 and 18 months. 27th STREET- Block from car line facing south. Ws can dslivsr e few good lots on this street for 1600 tich on terms ef Om-ijuirter cash, balance 6, 13 end 18 monthi. C. E. LAWSON & CO. 15 Lonsdale Ave. Phone 70. P. 0. Box 1816 SPECIAL We liave a few lots for sale close to Lonsdale Avenue Carline in the City. Prices (45Q to $500 on very easy terms. We believe these to be the cheapest lots left in the vicinity of Lonsdale Ave, Call in and we will show you over them. The North Vancouver Trust Co., Ltd. Keel Estate end Finonciel Agenti. Agreements ol Sale discounted. 219 Lonsdale Ayenue Telephone 44 Palace Hotel Second Street, North Vancouver, B. C. FINEST ROOF GARDEN ON PACIFIC COAST RATES:—$2.00 per day up. Special rates to familiet and to regular hoarders, REDA & ANDRUSS Proprietors To Rwit mm Bight furnished roome, suitable foe hoarding heuje. Bverythlng new end in Ant (Am opnAltito, Hwettim mm For Sale Wise ante site for industry my Hey- mour dree* and Second Harrows Bridge. A bergeia for qitli* Ml*, Apply to ~m.;-'."' Alexander Philip Broker. Olub Week, Biplaned*. Phone 10. N. A. KEARNS ARCHITECT Telephone 276 127 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER H. E. KRUGER Expert on Fireplaces end All Clesset of Brickwork. All Work Guaranteed. Corner Fifteenth St. and Mahon Ave. COAL Direct from mines, 500 tons New Wellington Lump now on hand. We strongly advise consumers to get in a supply before the rain comes. Prompt delivery guaranteed. Phone 178 for prices. North Vancouver Coal & Supply Co., Ltd. 56 Lonsdale Avenue. WE COULD Paper the World Irom our si nek of ntw Will Pipere ■o it scums. Every day some new deeign arrlvee to fill tbe vacancy of thine dosed out, Handaome Wall Papera ere here in endleee variety. Juet tell our ealeeman for what room you went the piper tnd he will thow you juet the pattern you art looking for. To chooie from our itock it a pita- turt, to pey our price n oeey, W. H. STONEY & CO. 117 Lonadale Avioui Phone 149 NORTH LONSDALE SPECIAL r i 100 ft. frontage on KING STREET, East (which is now being Macadamized) for $1,050--One third Cash FOR FURTHER PARTiiQULAftS, SEE MARTINSON & CO. «2 LONSDAMi AVtMW f*m~m mn in NORTH VANCOUVER .'■ii ..ini ■ mils ■ i * ' ' Wihlrflri tm 1)1',!..!.. .....I....U..X.14JU1!-.- L„.....' '...'. . . —— AND •1 -. ski to . i the real wisfpiwy pf Ihe dwin» t#i Pur i Ivory ii well adap|epj fpr toilet uie, and is Worthy' - t iff |(ie most de)ip(le|y furnished drisssiM rOfflWr -1 . is *. Mmifu! ffpsmy hu*, its 4m wily rivali ,. rupl ivpry. Thf brislles in (he brushet ere pf the I quality, e most important feelure in e pruth. WW EBONY GOOPS ere made from the finest eincd African wpnd, furnished end polished in France. ]/e (pjsranlec our efcony toilet goods ip every respect, being jl||au| doubt ihe bcil quality on the market. All toilet goods sold in single pieces or ip sett, with pr without presentation cases. vi1 ■ . '., ' '.'.'•..• lenry Birks & Sons, Ltd. Jewelers und Silpirsmiths George E. Trorey, Managing Direclor 11(1)4 Qranville Street* - - ■ Vancouver, B. C. kVE YOU SEEN THEM? ppwo . per- EL BOIM the iniincrsinn hector for liuiliug witer quick- ly» "Htfrponrr Kloctric Iron, tho iinlie- pousablo ' imi I'liii-i for ironing dayi IJB our office at 50 Lonsdale Avenue and see how ' tn cotes may be lightened by the use of these inventions. All Are Operated hy Connection With an Ordinary EUciric Light Socket. ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO., LTD. Phone 66 TH V taWiter Neji National Question Beclprecity lit Hatunl Products Ifey- - Ing Btcomt a Deed Issue Canada end United States Turu Again te Centurjr-Qld Problem pf MpA*- Ing International Waterways — Obamplou of Low 0»et al UttPf Who Spends Offly »82 In a Year Is Here—Montreal Burprieed at Discovery ef Drastic Blue Laws. Montreal, Oct. .'list.- Huciprucily in water is the next question of interim- tional importance te worry tha minds ef legislators here end in tbe I'nited States. Unlike tbo recent reciprocity csmllict no general elections will he necessary tp reach a decision end nu political party will riso or fall on the result. The whole matter will be settled by the International Waterways (lornmls- sion composed of three eminent legal lights from this country end throe from the Wales. Ono meeting has al- ready been held in Washington for organisation, purposes and a further session will be held shortly. The chief questions et issue concorn the division of water at Niagara for power purposes by manufacturers uud others es both sides, of the line, the diversion of tho mil its et Bt. Mary's rivor iu Alberta, a most intricate and interesting phase of international rights, and tbo damming of tbe St. Uwrenco rivor at the I,ong Sault lin pids, i Decision on this lest question is probably the most important to tho Dominion as a whole. When Mr. .lamea W. Bickey, tho water powor oxpert ami engincor, let it bocomo kuown tbat he had fallen asleep on one of tbe historic banks of the good old si. Lawrence and dreamed a dream, other engineers smiled et bim iudulgontly and told Iiiiii to Wake Up. Tlio drcuiil was so stupendous that, at first telling, it seemed impracticable. Since tbon the dream lias beon worked into blue prints and maps, figures and reports, until today government eugiueors of both Canada aud the United Wales evolved ono of tho most wonderful, if uot the most wonderful, power producing propositions in tbe world. In a word it is proposed to harness the Long Sniili Hapids, turning their thousands of wild horses into housti of burden for the peoplo who live aloug their shores. As the Bt. I.uw renco at tbjs point ii an international stream tho International Waterways t'liiniiiisisnii lm v.- jurisdiction ovor it end must first approve of these powor 1 development plens before ectyai development mpy hp epwmeiieed- When tba proposition w*s first plfc- ei| bpfore the publio some three or fppf yeers ago now, considerable opposition developed pn tha 0»ne.|i»n side piprerf (rem sentimentality than anything else- Hineii then tbo public has had en pppertpnity to study the plsns end it Is safe to say that to.luy there Is uot e town between Cornwall sbtl. tyke Ontario that is not favorably disposed tn the idee. Tba development pf this enprmous amount of water ppwer will moan tho bringing ta life pf uew industries. Now industries will mean new towns, and mere prosperity to tbe old ones, Kvon tho farmers are talking pf harvesting their crops by electricity when the Long Sault is completod, but this, of cpurse, must remain talk until science has advanced another step or two. Ohesp Living Champion Montreal Is at preient entertaining tho uetionel chempion in the art of keeping tbo coit qf living down in tlio person of S. 'I'. Fernsworth ef Chi- cegp. Accprding tp tho itemised report of tbo coat of living commission at Indianapolis his expenses for a year totalled ♦82,3.1, a figure eo low as to entitle him to first place, Mr, Farnsworth is not here to show how it was done, however, but to advocalo a plan for tbo roliof of farmers with unsold crops on tboir bauds. When lira /.il succeeded in borrowiug ♦70,01)11,- 000 to' bold an enormous surplus of coffee Farniworth was heard from lirst aud ever since tbou when the limelight revealed him ho has boon cheerfully advocating a clearing house system by which unsold crops could bo available as caah. Ilis plan is that fanners shall convoy to a "clearing house bank" their growing crops and make tbis credit at the bank subject In check. The financing of tbo inline crop in the Wales is to be accomplishes! ih a mannor similar to the one Funis- worth so long has urged for tbo relief of tho general farmer from the exactions of the iniddloman anil the fluctuations of Speculative markets. Koch cotton grower may deposit his cotton iu a warehouse ami borrow on his receipt until be can sell his cotton at fifteen ceuti por pound. Farnsworth's plan goes further in making possible tlio checking against values of growing crops held by a "clearing huusu" bank,, cooperative buying to be done by a central concern on checks of these same county banks. Drastic Blue Laws That Montreal, if the blue laws as t ley actually stand on tbe statute books at present wore enforced, would ' Haft Flour i-fi Opfttfff to larger warehouse accor^o- dation, we are now in a pwitJM t» Pima larger and more complete stock pf these gooda and to supply m wwtomtri *t Vwwww pii*** All Orders Delivered Promptly The BrackmaihKer Milling Co,, I 116 Esplanade Eut - mmmm Oentlnued pn page four. A Little Friendly Talk on Door* 1 * ■ r I. We have one of tin.- largest ami best designed stock oj Front Poors that can lie secured anywhere in j). C. We haM about io different designs to choose from which range jj pricp from $3.75 lo 1.15.00. We make a specialty of fU "Pasadena Dooit," a handsome, massive piece of WCiflfl one w|iich is especially suited to bungalows, and the modern style of architecture. If you are interested call and |et {is show you our display. We can also supply vou with Interior Doors in fir pr cedar in 1,3,3, 4, sor6panel or in the craftsman designs. Call and ask to spc them for yourself. DICKINSON & SON r ESPLANADE EAST P. 0. Box 1719 I'lione ta BANK OF HAMILTON Capital Paid Up f 2760,000 Reserve k lindividi.il Profits 8250,000 Total Assets 40,000,0111) Call at tho oflico ol tbo Bank nl Hamilton and secure e pan-book, Thii is a simple transaction. Vet it ma/ bo the first ilop toward a competence You cannot commence to ieve too early in life—end the place to keep your saving! ii in a Chartered Dank, Interest paid on depoeita of 11.00 and upwards. ll. II. hit 111:\, \M,n, Norlh Vincouver I I 11 II ,'.. \ Bud Oftce; I HAHILTOf ASTINGS GROVE tfflftl LOJS $245 . v ■ .'»' $90 CASH, BALANCE 1 AND 2 YEARS, or $40 CASH, BAUNCE 6, 12, 18 AND 24 MONTHS, or $10 CASH and $5 a MONTH, WITH BALANCE IN 2 YEARS Interest 7 per cent. Payable Annually W§ m clearing and grading 20 feet in the centre of each street so you can build 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. vparations are being made for the extension of the carline from the preient terminus on Hasting! Street 1 1-2 miles East, This Fall or Early Spring J COME AND SEE HASTINGS >• Villi F. MUNSON, Broker, 333 Pender St,W. 1 II, ¥ | n ml ■ WHY DELAY BUYING A NEW RANGE ? For only $1 down uml (I weekly you can buy the CANADA'S PBIDB MAL LBABLB BANOB, reservoir or waterfront com- pieto fitted up, Bee tho MONABOH MALLEABLE BANOB. They last e lifutime.. HABPWABB, KITHEN FUBNISHINQS, PAINTS, OILS, Etc. Prompt Delivery, "Patterson, Goldie & Clark PhoqeW. ESPUNADE WEST. THE MAN WHO fZOMES TO LOOK receives the iame glad welcome here as he man who comes to buy, our primary object at thit time being to acquaint the men of North Vancouver ..!., 'vtittrthe advantages in quality, service and pricl to be exclusively obtained at thU sfcre. We Jbn't expect to sell you goods before yVu know us, our goods and our business methods, so we invite you to oall; "Snoop around" a bit and get/acqainted. urn CUMMING QUALITY CLOTHIER 113 LONSDALE AVF. Tbf- clusif eral pi in offish Eastern I Ontario (Quebec Nova New P. K. Pioneer Confectionery io . * Highest Quality Handmade Bread i'Ni-I,iiIi-,. Allicrtu HOMKM^Ill-: 1/JAVK8, l'AN LOAYE8, PBENOH I-OAVKH, Ettf Delivery to all parts, of the city, PIES, <^KES, l'ASTlty OF ALL KlS'l)SMAI)Kls"BKSH daily. Bpeslel attention given ell orders from patrons. Total V British (J m cut, i . . = 'ioneer Confectionery LTWK FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! These about prnvi oil "fl FOR ABSOLUTE PROTECTION write«Policy in the tot« Commercial Union Fire Assurance Co., Ltd. (LONDON. ENGLAND) ASSETS! $94,900,000 Nule Agent PERCY KING (NOTARY PUBUC 18 LONSDALE AVENUE Hsriemanti and Contract! drawn / nt every diicriplion Phone 157 Gesiral Conssjundni NORTH VANCOUVER CITY KKIIBIBH, LIMITED TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT MAY I'lltST, 1911 Jjeave Vaacouver 6,20 a.m. and thereafter every 20 minutei until 1.00 p.m. Cmnnuocing 7.30 p.m. every 30 eeinutee until 11.30 p.m. thereafter llll and 1.00 i.n, WKKK DAYS l/eava North Vaneouvir 0.00 a.m. and IbcroelUr every 29 minutei until 7.00 p.m. ComsMnang 7.30 p. a, every 30 minuUe until 11.00 p. m. tliercaller ll.lt «»d< WM a.m. Uava Vancouver 9.00 thereelter earn SUNDAYS 7.40, 8.20 and 1 ai wasiuiiyl. Leave North Vancouver 7.30, 8.00 end 8.40, thereafter days. PASSEWKB IUTO Single larf te, I lor *oe, 90 (or II, 70 (or j ee'wedt- AVljiimlisr wigksi, iruake end Atiyp, lee'taturtj (Ml horee expfau enrriigea and VtfJUCfjK BATES All the above ri "' WW9"*m W mWW imt teat, discount ij FBEW0T J\ WHM.I* include iriy- •object tp » Me ol M. WB0ffWOTf¥ BT fAm 9991 vkfiouiu ^vmrm (Continued fropi page tim) make eerly New England Sundays seen) inciting |b ono surprising result pf tho effort new going pn tn determine whether flying is tp be classified us a sport a pastime pr p scientific ileinnustratioii. A merry war has boen raging over this point if the promoters pf u recent fly ing meet held competitions for prises nu (Sundays am) charged uilinis sinus. Tbe church forces immediately began a crusudn to prevent such flights. Tbo law specifically probiliit on Sunday public games or contests tp which an admission is charged am) en this point Hie clergy took (heir Stand. The promoters poinlcil put that tho law wai passed in 1883 when flying was uuaiiiiwii,und naturally seys nothing concerning it. Moreover, they arguo tbat the exhibition la purely a scientific end cilucationul demonstration and 1 here fori' cut ii i-l v logal. The matter lum mil yet been decided hut the controversy has served to show that the ptibllc in its jgnoranco of the laws commits violations'by the .thou sand evory Sunday. The law prohibits playing, and woro It rigidly enforced ui this respect, it would probably terminate tho rcsrs'iilion of youngsters in tho front yards, nursery or barns, but also deprive their seniors of Sunday golf, tennis and other games, giving this city Humlays so blue as tp mako indigo sceni jqill in co blue as In me I, e indigo seem cWparlSon. [ THE ENOLIHH 8FABBOW A contributor to the Canadian Farm says 1 Fow of the nuisances confronting the Canadian farmer can ei|ual the Knglisli sparrow. It is one pf the greatest pests, especially in the vicinity pf towns and cities. The town provides a nice placu to spond winter, place dun1 limy can live comfort ably by working amongst tbe littor on the streets, in the lanes, backyards, nnd around Ihe outbuildings. Many claim that this is a strong poiut in their favur. i'crbapi it is, but most cities do tbeir own scavenging and do not rc.piirc the assistance pf tbe sparrow. Let us follow llii'in in the spring, when tbey migrate to the country. They solect the best nesting places, driving out many of our moro useful song-birds, whicii may have ensconced themselves thero previous to the arrival of the sparrow. This is one point Worth iiuliiigi never will you see the sparrow and other birds living peace lily together. So meddlesome ii tbe spurrow, that be will drive out any other class of bird which dares to show itself near bis abmle. For this alone he deserves severe criticism, if not complete annihilation. The Work of Distribution loiter tbeir real work uf destruction begins. For a' whilo in Ibe spring there is no crop upon whicii to feed so tbey hunt among thu litter surrounding the buildings, ou the manure heaps, etc., catching-a fow insects iu the interim. When Ibe crops begin to ripen Ilie trouble commence!. Bach and forth tbey Ily between lbc buildings and the Acid. When tboir attention is distributed over large fields tbeir work is not noticed, unless the farmer is moro observant tban usual. The aggregate loss due to tbo spar row in Ontario alone amounts to thou sands of bushels of produce earh year ami so sapidly dp theee birds increase that aa a nuisance tbey are becoming mure pronounced. If tbe good wife's chickens, or the neighbor's pigeons did so much damage there would be war in Ihe camp at euce. For the destruction of thie peit, there ii no tine like Hie preient. The barns are now well filled witb hay and grain and 11 tbe sparrows generally roost 011 the purlloee end beams ef thl barn, it wpuld be comparatively eaiy In reach tbem. Jut at dusk er ■fter dark, raid their mnsis, destroy ing both birds md ueiti. Tbii treat ment, combined witb free uie of the gun, wpuld rid eny locality of theio birds. If tbe farmeri could co-operate with the authorities of the towne aud-run a rempaigu of deetruetion in the winter, the work might be still more em- ily acrompliibed. Bid the country of these pests and leave room for the better clan of birdi. Vencpuver, B, ('., let October, IBM. NOTIOB NOTI'IK ii hereby given that Percy Wird .bis retired from the huslneii heretofore carried on by Percy Ward, Charles Hansel Burniester and Hani vpu QraevoniU, under the style at the Arm ol Ward, Burmciter k von tint- vonilx, as et the above date, fieorge Orahem Palmer has acquired be lntereit o( the said Perry Werd in il Mid buiiueii which in future will be carried oa in partnership by Oeorge tireybm Palmer, Cliirles Uiluel Hue- neater end Hen von Otievwil*, under the itylc ef Arm of Febaer, Buroue ter and von (Inevealtx. ^a^mmmW^^ !!:: iV.';.v:;y'/;>v:V.? It fin IRON BEDS Iron. $3.50 to $25.00. SPECIAL VALUES TJ« When golriR clown hill STOP and purchase your Furniture, 1 Jnoleug Etc., at a Reliable House, THE BEST i> none too good One-third ol your life is spent jn I comfortable MATTRESS you should have. Then buy our No, 1 RESlfl $15.00—no more, no less. Money back if not satisfactory,. THE HOME FURNISH] 128 Lonsdale Ave. North Vane T Mahon, McFarland & Procter; GRAND BOULEVARD CLEARED 50 ft. LoU in Blocks 226 and 227! $900 and $1000 1-4 caih, 6,12,18 montt 50 ft. LoU in Blocks 230 and 232a; $650, $7i and $800 1-4 cash, 6, 12 and 18 monl th. Phone 6286 - - 543 Pender Street, Vi North Vancouver CLEARED LOTS 50 ft. x 14| In BLOCKS 15, 15a, 16 and 16a. D.L 55Q, PRICES: $7 50 to $ 1000 according to locatit • TERMS: 1-4 Cash, Bal. 6, 12 and 18 months ACREAGE in District LoU 546 and In Blocks of from One to Four or more acre»] PRICES: from $2000 to $3250 per TERMS: I -4 Cash, Bal. 6,12,18 & 24 mont Th* Grand Boulevard extends through thii prof m % i •i t Vt \ lies. , Paean a w FOR PUNS, PRICE UST ANP PARTICULARS, APPLY The North Vancouver Lanl Improvement Company, ££ 643 PENDER ST. ___K VANCOUVER'_^ m ■HP THE mi) * lowe'en Concert and Dice Older (Hliplct. of |lH,Ai»Atw'»M4^ fnth. RKHIBIT10N HAU-, NORTH WNSDAUS On WEDNESDAY, \* Not,, If 11, «t syrfsck p.m. i..... ... program ot vocal toil Instrumental muilc and riadinga ; arranged for till concert and dancing will follow tot a abort I Boclety bu a hearty wolcorae for new comera at their meets' ' • V I can |m bal from any member of tha committee or at W. Oum- Olotbing Store. a We solicit the trade of all builders who appreciate High Grade Goodi at a moderate price, and the prompt and careful filling of orders, which our large itock and long experience in business makes possible. BKard Sash & Door Factory, Ltd. FOOT OF ST\ GEORGE ST. H VANCOUVER mem TAKE NOTICE ______________=_= That the CIVIC INFORMATION AND LABOR BUREAU ii 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 Lonidale Avenue, North Vancouver. Gmpbell Realty & Investment Co. Will take deed of good building Ut u caah payment on a 10-rooni houn; uew; all modern. Buy termi on balance. "4 REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE. TELEPHONE 8<j. P. 0. BOX 114 Western Decorating & PlumbingCo. PLUMBING. GRATES. MANTELS AND TILES, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Etc. PLUMBING BUPPLIE8 BU1LDIN0 PAPEE BBUSHES BOOFINU BBAVBB B0ABD METAL LATH ABBE8T0B BOOFINO BHINQLE STAINS OOBNEB BEAD TAB PAPEB "0AL0TINT" WHITE LEAD Manteli Had* to Specification. All EiUniatei Fum|ibed Free. Wi Dan and Will Save You from 10 to SO per cent, on AU Paiuu, Oili, Varnlahii, etc. OFFIOE 8. W. OOBNEB ESPLANADE AND BT. OEOKOES AVE. V.tO. Box 1987. Telephone 366 .."W- ^ ^iv.-^^.|^\^ \ It/Uf iot,t I /,v/,vy7 Uo ffk l( (/((.■..'//:'Jt J -z&fs//'/;///,?//*■■/"sir- The operator1! dulici are to anawer calli and moke connection! ae ropidly aa poiiiblo. Convonotion with you would incvilalily block other colli juat 11 urgent ae youri. So tbo operator ie trained to uie certain eot phrasos relating itriotly to ber work. Any queilioni out- slide ot ber fuuetious rauit necoasar- ily bo referred tu people having io .charge ipeciol claaaci ot "irro gular" inquirin, A minute'i oonilderotion will show tbtt unlets! the operator'! duty wore uniform—practically tbe lone io every call-iho oould not possibly give AM. aubaeriberi tbe lervice tbey demand. ■e-999 TOBPBOPWOAI. jsorawnr; flfi Tboosppbjpai gocjety mm io fyrtb v»nco»ve« in <?op>» JS, Abifdiw Block (over fke po<t pt^ci) ivfiry Wu). nesdfty ov»njpg »t a o'efoek Attoud- anco ia entirely free apd parries no obligation* wb*t«v».;. y»i» are invited. Tbcosuphical itudy and question!, 'tf WATPBNPTJGE NOTICE i» hereby liven tbat an an- plication will be made under Part V. of tbe "Water Act, 1908," to obtain a licence in tbe North Vanconver Iti- vision of Now Weitminater Diitrict. (1). Tbe name of applicant jn full -Tin: Corporation of tne Piitrict of North Vancouver. (If for mining purpoiei) Free Miner'! Certificate No. »' (b) Tbo num.; pf tbe lake, stream or source (if unnajueii, the deicription ::s| 11 isiniiii'ii stream commencing at or about tbo louthoait corner of Din- rict Lot 624 ami flowing tbence through Piitrict Lot 471 ami 543 to the North Arm of Burrard Inlet, (c) Tbe point of divoriion ii on the Kpitb road at or about tbe south- eait comer of Diitrict Lot 624. (d) Tbe quantity of water applied for (in cubic foot per second) .03 cubic feet. (i'i Tbe character of tbe propoied wort's—Small tank intake fed by wing sliirlii'.s, with overflow into creek. (f) Tbe prcmiioi on which tbo water ii to be used (describe aame)—Tbe Diitrict of North Vaueouver. tn) Tbo purpoiei for wbicb tbo water ii to be used—Municipal purposes. (h) If for irrigation describe tbe land intended to tie irrigated, giving acreage—Not for irrigation. (i) If the water ia to be used for power or mining purposes describe tbe plus's' whore the water is to be returned to some natural channel, and the difference in altitude between point of diversion and poiut of return—Not for power or mining, (j) Area of erown land intended to be dtcupiod by the proposed works— None. (k) This noliec was posted on the 24th day of October, IHI I, and application will be made to tbo Couimls- lionor on the 28th day of Novcmbor, 1911, at 11 a.m. (I) Give the nnmos and addresses' of any riparian proprietors or licensees who or whose lauds arc likely to be affected by Ihe proposer! worki, either above or below tic outlet—J. 0. Keith, of Vancouver. , ij The boumlarlei ami area of the Diitrict of North Vancouver arc la Bet forth ip the letters patent of lncorpo- ration ilatcil Imi, August, 1801, and published in the B. 0. Oazcttc, but excepting the area of tho City of Norlh Vaneouver specified in ichedule "B" of the North V'ouvcouvcr City Incorporation Aet Amendment Act, 1U07. (r) Approximately the number of inhabitants of lbc District at present ia 2,600. THK COHI'OKATION OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH VAN- I'OIIVEH, (Seal) JOHN 0. FAHMER, 0. M. C. 2811 N. V. WOODYARD 10,000 cordi of dry fir wood for quick uie. Piice per odd cordi, $4.50. Special quotation! for larger quantities. Cut Wood, 16 inches, $3.00, 12 ioche*. $3.25. C. 0. D. Office and Yard—I4lh and Lonsdale Phone 190. P. 0. Box 2432. OVIR SI VIA- mmttNcc ■ About l)5|),oqo topi pi gypiuip are quarried annually in Nova Scotia., but of thia umount only 10,611(1 tons ire usod in the winufacture of g/piHffl products jn the province. The remainder ji shipped to tlie United Btatei. The industry is steadily grow ing. Jhtfp it t large opportunity for Britjib manufacturers who would erect factories within tbe province. Under prpsept conditions the raw material is sent to tbe United States, am) large quantities returned to Nova Scotia and the other provinces of Canada in different forms on manufactured products. This coudi tion should bo supplemented by Nova Scotian roilli supplying uot only tbo Canadian, but a large portiou of tbe United States markets. HOW MBS. BOBDEN HELPB WITH THE PBEMIEB'S SPEEOHE8 An interesting glimpse of tbe Can .■i'l in is premier's wife ib obtained in au interview which Mrs. Borden roceutly granted to a pressman, and in tbe course of which she related the follow ing i'u. . ilisli-: ) "A girl came to mc from one of the newspapers, and asked me for a short interview. She drew her chair up close to mine, so Mr. Borden would not hear her questioning, perhaps; be was at the I ther end of tbe room, writing. She leaned over toward me, very confidentially, ami in a half whis per asked if it was true that 1 helped Mr. Borden write his specchci. I' ro plied thai it v.:n,. The effect of this re ply waa marvellous. She became more confidential than ever ami edged a lit tie closer. 1 could see Mr. Borden make un uneasy move at the end ni the room. Evidently his wife was not to be trusted with a newspaper rcpresen intisi' "Would yon mind telling mc iu what way you help your husband write hia apeechcat" the asked almost tremulously, so great was ber ex citemenl. "Nn, I don't miud telling you in tlie least," I added. "I try to keep the house perfectly quiet. 1 aet a8|» go-between for all who have uo legitimate claim ou his lime and fry to give him as much time as possible for writing liis speeches." That girl's face positively showed chagrin when I finished." jltumti. udii t c'o. ream In the i»it uiuu—4 wMUr tarni dr. liiy •s-lfollfi' Jwrrusl. Tnmi for .ifa pat, po_i« pttptM. Sold b; IJESP ATENTS limjiiWmi]'*} Tff tolidt Hie burinfu of M.inurtct-rtn, Ktifriueeri-Di) other* who realize Ilie iiirliaMI- ' ieu trtniicled free. Chargci ._.i«rkV_iu|^nrc* mimt. Mirlou&MorlDD, Keg'd., New YmL Life sagioffcriioooiacri wno realize i ily of having tbeir fitent bunluei lyRtpeiln, Plrliiuliiflividvkf tt i:i.-!crale. Our Inventor I AdvJicr CHURCH NOTICES MIRTH v IM in »IK. Jiiiliiiillsi i biircl. is.ni.i of (th and 81. Oeoriie Sunday BimOM 11 00 am and 7 30 em Sunday Bchool and Bible Clan. : .in i' in Senior I.eairge. Monday, I |. in Prayer and Pralie Service, Wednesday. 8 p.m Junior League, Thursday afternoon at 3 30 Pallor. VV. C. Sclilltchcr. ttl. Audr.-n'« I'rrslijlrrlau I'hur'ek, Kellh Hoad—Service!: MdinliiK 11.00: evening. 7 30 Adult Bllile I'lais. 12.10. Sunday School. 2 30 TPS.C.E. Tuei- day. at 8 p. m. Prayer Mectlnjr. Wednesday, ut s i m Choir Pracilae, Friday, al I pm. Itev. Itonald Maeelod, Minister 81. Allan—Boulevard nnd 12th — Kvenionir 7 30 p.m. Holy Communion, 1100 um. lecond Sunday of every month. 8alvalloa Arm).—Lonsdale Avenue. Sunday sci-vIccb. 1100 um. I p.m. and 7.4S p.m. Tuesday. 8 p.m; Thursday. 8 i' in Children's Service. Wedneiday, I p.m. Bapllal I'hureb. — Flflli and St. Oeotge Services at 11 um nnd 7 30 pm. Sunduy School and Bible Class at 12.16 p.m. Prayer und Praise service, Wednesday ut,8 p.m Pastor. Bev. A. 1. Prosier, l.'iii and 8t. Georire. It, J.,lm Ibr Kvaiirlim, Ml and 13th Holy Communion. 8 u Morning Prayer. II am Kvenlng Prayer. 7 30 p.m. On the first Sunduy In the month there will he a lecond celebration of Ihe Holy Communion al II n in ll" mi. Rev. Hugh Hooper. 81. iTdiiiii.i.rs i mliiiilc Ikureb.Muhon Avenue Sundays—Mass. 9 am Sunday School. 230 I'in Itosary Benediction und Sermon. 7 30 pm IiiiIIas, l ilbollc I buret ol 81. Caul's. Mass. 7 30 a.m. Sundays Pastor. Itev H Peytovln. O.MI NORTH UI.VSlUliK. rM'sii.iirli.ii I'bureb.—Worship. Sun- du)s. 7 30 pm Sunday Schonl. 2.30 pm It Van Monster. MA, Pastor. 81. Tbomai.—8 u m every Sunduy except lis i Sunduy In month 8 30 a in in1! Sunday In month it am. Mutlns. I.li.in,, und sermon, second and fourth Sunday Holy Communion and sermon, lirst and third Sundays Vicar. Rev T. K Rowe. I.V8N Val.l.KV. 'i. iii.nli-1 i iiii,11, — Services every Sumluy evening In the new church, at 7 o'clock 81. I lrm»»l'».—Kvensong. 7 30 pm Holy 'Hiiiiiiunliiii 1100 a.m. first Sunday of every month I'rMl.j lerlao I kurek.—Worship. Sundays. 11 .i in I'lsl'iis Sunday School. 310 p.m. It. Van Munslcr, M. A, Pastor NOTICE To Whom It May Concern: Notice in hereby given tbat Mr Thomas Booth Inn- severed bis connection with llurranl t'igar Company and is uo longer associated wilh lbc said business iu any capacity. Sgd. BI'HHABIi CIOAB OO. 31-10 TENDERS for CLEARING Block 235 D. L. 546 Gntaining 22,32 Acra. Palmer, Burmeiter k von Graevenitz iii UfitAile Ave. - 411 PwJm St, VifiOtftTii iiitiniiiM m—m r Job Printing - . . — ' " '•••:■' -i , i 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. - . <J NORTH SHORE PRESS, LIMITED, FIRST STREET, NORTH VANCOUVER ■; A marriage ceromouy wae perform- M »t tba wiidenon pt Mr, »«4 Un, J, W Onllagber, Sunnybrse, Kortb Vun- invar, by tlw Boy, Bowtlli Macleod, ilbiting Laura Irene Buell, fonnerly W Mallorytown, Ont„ a»d Arthur Da- Wd Anderson, formerly of St. Peters, Prince Edward lolsnd,. Only a ftw ;^ /I1 !•■■' ''^"|L| friends of tba enntrsetlng psrtlsi wow present. Tho drawing room nnd Ik brary wara beautifully douoroted for tbe ooowion wltb oryisntBomuini and autumn leaves. After tbo ceremony tba psrty rottrod to tlia dining mff where lunoh' waa isrved, Tho bridal party left by auto to catch tbo boat for Victoria, Seattle and other coust cities to spend thoir honeymoon. f milk M .1 i i, i _MLm_ in iiiiiiii IS COMING Private Greeting Cards for Christmas and New Year Large Books of Samples to choose from. Prices from 11.26 per down, printed wltb your own name and greeting. ORDER BABLY and save disappointment is favorites run out of print. North Shore Press, Ltd. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. V ui LvlALu THIS at the Cut Rate Drug Store F«llow's Syrup $1,00 bottle Allenbury's Food.' 85c. tin $9.60 doz. Hot Water Hollies, guaranteed for one year $1.76 Hot Water Bottles, guaranteed for two years , $2.50 Winciriiia $1.25 and $2.00 bottle Antipon, Urge size $1.75 We have BOW on s«le a new stock of Safety Razors similar to Gillette* from $1.80 to $8.00 each North Shore Dmg Co. P. S. THOMAS, Pb«. B„ Dninist 116 ESPUNADE WEST. Phone 311 SPECIAL Lou I uA *§lm mi i_J__ i loaiskv ci Hoium, to 1st «y you |375 culi, balance easy. Can be sold singly jf dewed. ___ 1 1 1 CARDINALL ft MicGREGOR m uvhkitaou <ou» tow ortm) Tim 99 t.6.nnm TtUkdmf *fw w wmsnWW tW iWMHfwT TlJifW™ Subplr Disturbed «jr Shot Wriiigh A startling occurrence took place In Moodyvillo ou Saturday night. Its perpetrator, une John McNsry, Is now languishing In the colli at the city hall pondering on hll alleged misdemeanor and awaiting judgment. It appears Unit on the evening in question tbe occupants of a bunk-house were at supper, whon with great suddenness a shot WSs llred outside aud a shell whined through the window and buried itself in the wall oposite, only missing Um best) of a woman by a very short space. Those at supper were priuclp ally Swedes ami these rose Instantly and hurrying nut found MrNury with a discharged ride his bands, He denied having fired, the shot. The Swedes, nevertheless, eseorted him forcibly to the cily hall where he is being detain ed until tbe provincial police take ae tion. Ou being searched ho was dis covered to have iu his p ossession two live shells. THAKKSOIVINO DAY The clerk of the weather was iu ex cellent humor yesterday). Meal aut iiiiiii weather prevailed and the day was spent pleasantly hy young and old. A goodly number, indeed, sat under the trees for quite lengthy periods read ing in their uewspapers of the snow which is covering other portions of Canada. Apart from the religious as poet of the day, it was indeed au oc casiou for thankfulness in regard to our climatic aslvunlagcs. Throughout the lay there wb» a steady influi of vis iters. The city ferries carried in all Viiu persons ami the li. 0, Electric cars were crowded ut all hours with smiling people, A great proportion of these mude for Capilano where the ho tels did excellent business. A constant stream of sutuuioliiles purred and throbbed and shrieked between the hotels ami the ear terminus, some of them, it may as well be stated, Iravul ling st a much too rapid rule tor tbe safely of the pedestrian public. ,11 is impossible to estimate how many feast ed their eyes upon the ravishiug beau lies of Capilano. Ou every side were admiring groups, ami many cameras were levelled, some ambitious experi meiitaiisls pointing their kodaks down into the canyon. All over Nortli Vancouver and dis trict holiday spirits prevailed. The car service to l.y nu Valley was well utilin nl, innumerable persons journeying thi ther to admire the creek and the canyons. Others occupied tlie day by striding afield iu other directions and marvelling at the steady growth of North Vaueouver. On Ihe other ham! there was eousid eraldc temporary emigration, many citizens crossing lo Vancouver to wit ns'-. the start of the (iold Seal long distance race, Ihe Vancouver Hunt Club's initial meet ami oilier events of interest. The deeper significance of the .layby no means passed unrecognised, The local churches held Thanksgiving services which were well attended, the oflicisting clergy giving addressee appropriate to the festival. Several guilds in association with Ihe cburchei convened ind formed pleasure parliei, returning in the evening laden with maple leaves and siuging impromptu part songi. It is needless to voice the opinion of the younger generation. The fact that they were enjoying freedom in tbe open air at a time when they would be ordinarily ilttiug at- their icbool deiki wai sufficient lo render Ilie day one of rejoicing. Many were tbe tired young heads on Monday uight! Aud there are probably a number of ■ Iui drcn who are still wondering why Tues day cannot also be a Thanksgiving day! j THB TBUTH ABOUT DUST Dust would not be possible were it not for the fad that matter is almost Infinitely divisible, ll has been e»li mated that an average puff uf smoke from a cigarette contains about four ilii.u-i.inl us,Hi,sn. >,f particles of dust, A singli grain of Indigo will give color lo a ton of water. A few grains of fluorescein, a sub stance derived from coal tar, will pro dure a distinct fluorescein'?, shining with a yellowish green light wh strongly Illuminated, in a hundred tons of water. To produce this reiull Ihe fluorescein must he divided into count less billions of particles. Kvcry conceivable substance enters into the composition of dust, fn streut dust mty be found bile of iron and steel Iiiiiii tbe lyres of wagons, hone iboes, and tbo nails of our own shoes, bid of leather'from haraesi, frag- nunti of weed, cotton, silk, stone, gold, silver, clothleg, wool, hair, animal excreta, various orei, tin, paper, clay, isod, mouldi, bacteria—in fact, every thing uuder the sun. W*T' H OKPllOItU ...ll i -ma l — yott watch itoppisaj or goiag trrt tolerlyl 9m A, j, HOOD Tke UettV Veaeonver Espert A_4 fl-ttHMff /_V__U> mmmrm mrmvmmmmm e/-'•nfi1 u fA«j4*lfl kwrnm WT tl*WamrrmmTW Wmmw^W Antkip.U 0wtl«rt) Mt-ti» Darling for Bitin.lvi titrations. Tl|» firm of Palmer, Burmeiter and voh Qraevenlta Bohiplotbd one of the most important deals in residential property thst l)»i taken place within the city for aome tim*, wfen they purchasud from the North Vaueouver touil snd Improvement do. block a.'ifi, D. l. tit. We property lies directly north of the property wjilclj was nib- divided sud soli) last year by Um vendors in the preient Instance and through which the (Iran.I Boulevard was extended at that time. The southern boundary of the property lies jo, the form of a crescent and the geniral situation gives a considerable* olive- tion above surrounding blocks commanding an unobstructed view of'the Inlet,' English Bay, etc. The property will be known as Teuipeo Heights, the name bejqg borrowed from a well known South African valley of that name, and will lie subdivided and placed on the market at bii early date. Mr. 0. G. I'almer, who recently purchased the interests of Ur. Party Ward lu the firm is a colicitor in (he Supreme court of South Africa, having resided for a number of years in tbat country. His legal training will therefore prove of groat value to the firm ami their clients. Mr. Burmester returned recently from an extended visit to the old etun- try and arrangements have been completed for the investment of large sums of Oerman and of English money through the firm. Application has likewise been made by them for the general agency for a luge and wealthy slock ami mortgage company. It is the intention of the members to develop the business on a largo scale along all lines of real estate ami finaii- L'lal operations. They bsve unbounded faith in the future of North Vancouver and expect that a very large proportion of their enterprise will be located here. PBAIBIE POBM8 According to tho British News of Canada, Ihere is in Manitolni a poet who knows Ihe wesl—Hubert J. fl. Stead. He has just published a volume of verio," Prairie Born" that contains tbe ipirit and life of western things How far from the old worM they are you may judge from Ihis: "We have smelt the curing wheat- fields and the scent of ncw-mawn ley; We have heard the binders clatter through the dusky autumn day; We have leen tho golden stubble gloaming through the misty rain; We have leen the plow-streaks widen as they'turned it down again; Wc have heard the threshers humming in the cool September night; We have seen the dark procession by the strawpolei' eerie light; We have beard tbe freight train's groaning, slipping, grinding on the rail, And the idle trace-chains jingle ai tbey jogged along tbu trail." Mountain Goat, Deer, Bear, and other big game yciin,i ■ .■>•-' '■ ,' OUT stock Of WINCHESTER, BAV- AOE, REMINGTON, MAUSEB and ot)iar Hides haa been pmtoAy selects* and w.'hav. fes c.llbri rWx ltlii_l to your particular requlrsmsnt. Everything needed by the practical hunter. •■■•■,- paine & McMillan Wholesale and Retail Hardware Phone 12. FIRST STREET AND LONSDALE tl'fl Path and tf'00 mMy tpiV VOMI WITHOUT INTEREST buys a cleared level lot at Red Deer, Alta. Price $ IQQ each Double Comers $225 —______—______— ____________________ NINE RAILROADS am now. under construction from Bed Hear, fbe town has water, lowers, electric light, telephones, fire department, churches, schools, mills, factories magnificent land, unlimited supply of coal and timber. Your money will grow ripldly. Get full particular! from D. MacLURG 310 PENDER STREET W. VANOOUVER, B. 0. I'' • ■ The Bank of British North America Capital Paid Up, $4,866,666. Reserve Fund, $2,632,333 2 Offices, in North Vancouver—2 CORNER LONSPALE AVE. AND ESPLANADE UPPER LONSDALE AVE. (near Fourteenth Street) ~—__—__^^-—nmm^mmmmmmmamm^^^mmnt^mm Saving Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received. Interest allowed at current rates. Banker's Money Orders issued. J. STEPHEN ■ - Mamger 1 . ""? North Vancouver Business & Professional Cards AMJOIlilAltS. Varcy 8. Huwui .1 . 11 3. I'u i In HOWARD k PfcfcRtN AeSllero eel AetektiljUi ttl I'ender St. W. P. 0. Boi im Phone 1117 prions' 112 Vancouver Nortb Vancouver HSWMSTBH H. D. RUOOLES BABBISTEB NOTABY PUBLIC III tth Street test North TenoolVer Pbone 971 IIM.I.MIIIIIV R. H. TARN Pioneer Horieeboer - Carriage WoAi FIBST STBEET WEST k HINSDALE HIIIIKS Atll tTATUIMUHt. THE LEONARD-SAtfe CO. Bookeelliri end Stationers Cor. Lonodaie tnd lit. < jfaxu lit NOBTH VANJaHJVfB I HIBUPIUITTII CHlkoWACTIC hu Slicevirid thi Vpait al muiit to b« Pruiure on Jferrei—Hooping tbe Pentr inman wlsisii proiuot turn; tlonal activity. We llbirele (hi Pow- er Currenle by removing Ibe Pr»norS tr-eni betllb le neiored. H. 3. Irwlav ()'.', Dr. Of I'hlropracilc. Ill ltd} Slreei, Norlh Vancouver, ' rnUirm* tmm M9mpn9IAl pit99 Ww9*tWr fft W' W* ITORtBAITTOBS. Tbe New Block on Lonidale Avaue near tbe Perry Approach was built by SMITH BROTHERS General CoBtraeterl NOBTH VANCOUVEB B. E. CLA*k ENOINEEHS ''ontrsrlori for reinforced cencreto eomtructlon. Sewering jn all its branches; house connection! s specialty. Eitimatei /urniioeij. Offlce: SO Lonsdale Ave. Phone 885 WM. MORRIS PRACTICAL FIREPLACE ANI) CHIMNEY HI'.UMr'M Pressed Brick Mantle* a Hnccialty. Phono LII2 A. Craib w. Craib A. CRAIB k SON CONTRACTORS ANI) BUILDERS In Concrete, brick and Wood, Offlce; 117 FIRST STREET EAST Cliff, KN',|»Kufc|, AIMS I CAMkRON kUlt. I s, Avenue. _. kwwUebmmWmwim, i-i IW Wl mwiTfoi ■*», V«n_osiv_r Busjimm Miixiamr. MISS COLLIE Up-to date Millinery llodertse Rates KM* Block S3 LonsAale Are. IOTAIIV Pll^MO ' FRED G. TURNER NOTABY PUBLIO B:4'IBir_?E.: try work a epeolijty. SAW FII.KMS. DONALD DOWIE Saw Filer snd Grinder. All kindi of ham), cross cut end buck asws set and tied at shortest notice, ltd 3rd itreet cist, Nortb Vsncouver. T A11,1 III fl. UaUAin BighclaMI.*diei' endQanf,Tailoriag Pbone »7 kEiTti bwcfe, hBljT. feriw»r NOBTH *A»COUVbS THAI HUBS (MUSIIT). TEACHES 07 PIANO end THBOBY Specialty: ChiUtm't lmtiont alamo homt. Turn, etc., apply Oswnl mrttf, __ 1__ fcVA A. k-DONALD im*, ii mis ttn.aU, «MTe»l»SI J
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1911-10-31 |
Geographic Location |
North Vancouver (B.C.) North Vancouver |
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Newspapers |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Express_1911_10_31 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | 47ac0619-d07b-48fd-a77b-b590efec9f16 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0309745 |
Latitude | 49.320556 |
Longitude | -123.073889 |
AggregatedSourceRepository | CONTENTdm |
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