*VOLUME 14. NORTH VANpOUVBl B.O., FRffiAY, TONS H, 1BU NUMBER II 11 ROYAL HONORS FOR THE PREMIER OF BRITISH COLUMBIA HRST SOD MAY BE TURNED )N DOMINION DAY MAYOR McNEISH WILL VIEW FBEMIEB IN VICTOR! M. 0. 8. RAINBOW REQll INABILITY TO ATTEND ?ER ET8 Sir Richard McBride, K.C.M.G., LLB, M.P.P. I* jit ell Cablegrams from London yeiterday make public the fact Ibat the official iiuiiiiiiiucineiit of the King's birth' duy honors includes tho conferring of the order of Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Ordor of St. Michael and St. Oeorge upon the lion. Ilichard McBride, Premier of Hritisb Columbia. Hum in tho city of Now West iiiionler. December 15th, 1870, Frontier Mi llri.ii- pussed through Iho public and yi schools of Ihe province and received the higher portiou of his edueat- liun ut Dulhousic University, llsli- fus, N. 8. (.'boosing Ihe law as hii profession, he was called to the bar in July, 1892. In Ihe year IM1S hu wsi returned to the provincial hooio si member for Ihe constituency of Dcwd ney and then begun that politic*) career which has proven such a cunspicu- huh success, which has conferred sucb marked benellts upun Ibe province of Hrilish Columbia and which givoi every promise "I becoming one of Ibe notable careers io lhe history of CsuS'lisn statesmanship, lu 1900 he entered the government of the day having in ing in charge the portfolio of Miuister of Mines, lu lint he becume leader of tlte Conservative party in lhe house indj reconstructed the government of the/province upon parly lines. Control Imb lhe house itt thc hrst instance by tho narrow margin of one vole, his ad- ministration has displayed such dis tinguisbed ability thai he hus been honored by the ever increasing confi dence of thc eleclors of the province until iu the bouse as ut present com ,'oseit, there is uo opposition uml there are but two members (Socialists) wlm tre not out-sud out supporters of the government. • In his elevation to Knight Command er of the in -in. i'ii. -in-' i Order of St. Michael and St. George, Sir Hiehard Mcllride has won well deserved honors at the hands of His, Most llrurious Majesty King Oeorge V. uml bus like wise conferred aiblcd distinction upon his native province, over whon1 des tinies he so ably presides. Ua Wedding Bells HOLTWHYTB A ijuiet wedding seems to hi tbe fashionable Hung in North Vancouver ul present. Probably the limit \o this reipcel was reached on Wednesday lusl when a note was found tri the oflice desk of Mr. T. (,'. Holl cou lummy lbc laconic message "Will re tun. iMoudoy double." Until tbis .in,,, i ui unu I mn wsi rcceivol no body wus swsre thst s wedding wsi immediately pending. Mr, If-.lt ji the president of T. ti. Holt Ltd. ei tbii city, and his fcridc is understood o be Mrs Francos Whyte of Vancouver. It is further beliovod tbat the .loins liou of Mr. aud Mrs. Holt ia lott laud, Oregon, — OARROW FINDLAY The wedding took place on -Sednt- day at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. 6. Wight ou 17th street, of Mr. Thonsi Harrow and Miss May Finally, both ft Ibis city. The ceremony wai ptrlpipxii by Ihe Kev. J. I), Oillaiu amid p Pnn of Durst) dccoratioui, tbe effective mm ot Heun. Simpson k Wight. Tk br'dc, who wai given away by Mr. fc Wight, wai tastefully gowned'and CM ried a bouquet of while roioi anc" mange blossoms. • Her bridcintaid wi Miss Fitanaurice wbilo tho groom wi Mile Winifred 1'anleu made her very successful debut as a pianiite recently iu Vancouver tu "a packed house, uml a most i-iiil,'.!:ninii, audience.'' "She displayed finished technique, uml uu eveu command over her Instrument." She studied four years at the Hoyul Academy of Music, London, England, under the best professors of piano, harmony and singing. She gained two bronze ntcduls and Iwo silver medals. PROFESSIONAL LACROSSE" expectations materialize, the lirst of duly this year will ,luli' inetuornlile in a double, trip oven quadruple sense. It may wi for instance un incident, small iu Iihl significant uud historic in ter- the turning: uf the first soil\ ju ruilwuy construction by thu Pacific A\lu\ Oreat Eustern. Muyor McNeish Jm nouiieeil this possibility Jig Tu%iay evening ut tho weekly Jfteoting of the Dominion Duy colebi*j0„ committee. Au endeavor wauldfa 1,m,|0| 8aj,i hi, wurship, to have^hut first soil turned on duly lit, ttnjK if possible by Premier ""bile nothing had been arranged, owing in : of ripuls not having been inter the imiyor had received .milli encouragement in the matter (o further into it. He purposed, therefore, interviewing Mr. Welch, of .Messrs. Foley, Welch A Stewart, who would be iu Vuncouver ou Wednesday. Ou Wcdnesduy his worship was leaving for Victoria, where he would endeavor lo sec the Premier iu this re- ilium Malinger T. S. Ilrown reported to the committee Ihut liver ♦ 1,1011 hud been collected mi far towards lhe relebra lions. This practically consisted of voluntary contributions, us no personal ciiiivuss hud yet been slurted. I wus urrunged that the days' sports, under the chairmanship of Mr. F. T. Salisbury, will include s 18-mile marathon nice from the city hall out lo the wuler works intake and return. Five prizes will be ufferefl fur tbis, the lirst being u (oil cup. Oupi will be offered us the lirsl prizejn,.lUl the oth er athletic events. Anotber item which is designed to create a great deal ol interesl is the tug of wur between tbe police, firemen, li. ti. Klectric employees ntnl Ferry employees. The marathon will slurt ul ID o'clock. At llllllll lhe athletic events will start un the Ksplauade, which ut tins lime offers lbc best course for running iu tbe city. Next yeur, huwever, ll Items of Interest If you are wanting coul photic 188 Mayur McNeish left lust evening for Vicloriu where Ile will ultetitl to lev erul citv mutters. North Shore Coul and Supply Co. ure unlouding .'UIO tons of choice Wei lington coul. Phone 188. Mrs. I- Kllingsen, accompanied by her daughterin law, Mrs. S. Kllingsen, lefl oo Wednesday for Florence, Wash., where they are visiting Mrs. .lohn Kl lingsen uml old friends. They will be away til'out two weeks. Mr. Leonard Sule, while on his hou eymoon trip, has been summoned bur riedly home ou account of tho illness of liis mother who wus stricken with pneumonia less than u week ago. Mrs. Sole's condition is at present consider ed critical. Tomorrow's game at Recreation Park, Vancouver, should prove u closely contested and most exciting ton- liul all tbe way. Lalundc will not be on tbe Vancouver lineup on account of the conditiou of his arm whicii has necessitated bis going to thc hospital, find tbo New Westminsters, therefore, inter tho areua wiih a good chance of capturing a game on thc borne grdundtt ol the MJnto Cup holders, a feat, which might prove a controlling factor in the roiling place of the hietoric trophy pt tbe close of tio season. At the e time Con Jones is in position lo place an nil ilni team in the field and the pace muat be fast and furious wfcich will enable their opponents to tale tbem into camp from tboir own (rounds Ticketi arc noMr ou sale at supported by Mr, I. A. Uugland*. and Mrs. Qarrow, af tor i brief botuylfloAl rey 'a and now tbat tho weather moon, intend taking up resident* Ip] Mflmisos to bo ideal, a record crowd thll city. j J Wmi. The N. V. City /land purposes giving weekly concerts on tbe roof gar den of the l'alacc Hotel on Saturday evenings, Ihe llrsl of which will be given tomorrow. This is a good plnco for tbe dispensing of bind music t it can be beard at a great distance mayor assured tho committee, Maiion Park would have recreation grounds second to none ou the cuast. At tho recreation park in tbe forenoon a baseball match will take place hutweon North Vancouvar und a tenm tu be sc lected. An attempt will be made to gel one of the coast league games ou in the niii-iiiinii. A communication was read frum tlte commander of 11. M. U. S. Rainbow expressing regret thut, us the ship would be iu northern waters, North Vancouver's Invitation to be present on Domiiliun Duy could not be accepted. The Hoy Scouts will ligure very eon spieuously in the day's events. Mr. ,1. II. Knglisli repurted thut between mn ium lilill would tube part. There will be a troop competition fer tbe Henry Kves' cup and nine silver ine,Inin. for which skill iu building a 18-foot bridge spun live feet high, re lay race, HIU yards, and scaling u wull ten feet high will be some of the tests. A challenge cup douatod by Mr. Eng- I ish-lull-WU be contested for ol similar lines. I in it ■ inin-1, i It. Chance intimated that the music committee were eudca coring to urrunge for lhe presence ul outside tuleui. Mr Chance furthe; called the meeting's attention lo llu difficulty Con Jones is experiencing in securing a suitable ground for lacrosse matches ou the expiration of his pres eut lease. Mr. Chance urged the up I'uitllmcnt of uu inllm. mi inI committee to wail ou Mr. Jones and invite him to inspect thc recreation grounds of Nortli Vaueouver. Muyor McNeish remarked lhal a portion of Muhon i'urk wus steadily being created info the finest uml lurg est sports ground uruuud the Inlet. His wurship and the publicity missiuner wore uppointed as a in it Ice lo interview Mr. Jones in Hi ubove relation. Mr. Salisbury suggested lhe persuod iug of a number of business men lo support the erection of u club house on Million I'urk, as this wuuld be essentia to tlie establishment of an athletic usso ciation, which wunl I introduce boti lacrosse uml butccbull. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED WANTKD-Slashing and clearing by contract. 0. A. Swnnsoit, Lvnu Creek. P. 0. n-7 WANTED-Young lady to help in store. Apply The Leonunl Sule Co., First and Lousdale. 21-0 WANTED-Window and office cleaning or bouse cleaning by young couple. Apply Box A8I, Express Office. 117 i uin. - WANTED-A girl for light house work, a few huurs daily. Apply Mrs. J. ll Fieldhousc, eor. 28th unM St. Oeorge. t.f. POULTRY FOR SALE FOB .SALK Settings of Mammoth Pokin Ducks. Prise strain. Pbons IN. FOR HAI,I-; .sellings of Eggs ud day old chicks from prise bred 8. 0. White Leghorn, Partridge Wyandottes and Huff Orpingtons. Un. J. E. Lis, Lynn Valloy Poultry Yards, Dempsey lioad, Lynn Valley. Leave car it Centre Itoad. Postal address, Hoi Ulli. N. Vancouver. if, WANTED-A first class bookkcep er, residing in North Vancouver, inur- ried mail preferred. Apply stating ex perience,' referenda uml salary expected. Box A83, Kxpress Office. Ill li WANTED-Slonugrapher for part lime only. Will puy sulary on basis of time employed and give use of muchine, etc. Host locution in cily for public stenographer. Apply P. 0. Box 2517, City. ISO WANTED--Dressmaking by the day or would take work in. Udics' tailored suits, dresses of every description, lllousc ronovationi. Oood fit 'aud work guaranteed. Sixth street west, comer l.onsdule. P. (I. Hox 1891. llll i FOB SALE FOR SALE -Three smull couuters, cheap. Apply 17 Lunsdule avenue. 11-0 FOH SALE- One second huml riinge, good us new. Hurguin. I'ull llllll HI. Oeorge Avenue. 21 ri FOK SALE—Marine gasoline engine, complete, $7U; or exchange for station ary. Frouk Alice, Windsor roud wost. FOR SALE—8tatiunary gasoline eu ginc, cost ♦,'IOU, sacrifice for $05. Ap ply F. A. Mande, Doran Houd, Kust of Centre, Lynn Vallev. Ilf 0 lukeu over sole charge of Ihis branch and iu a few duys lime will, wilh his father, have become a resident of the new municipality. The morning service in the Norlh Lousdale Presbyterian church—curner uf 27th ami Chesterfield avcuue—will ini.e the furm of a baptismal service with Dr. Pidgcon of Westminster Hull conducting. At tbis service a cradle roll will be inaugurated. A special iu citation is extended to ail children uud parents. Next Sunday at II uni Major II,'iiiuiii of fhe Austruliun service, who during Ihe past few months hus been ut Ottuwu conferring with the pu: i miu.eni regarding null fury matters, ami is uow returning home per SS. "Makura," is ul present puyiug u short visit to his brother, Capt, H. S. Iluiiiiiin. a director of thc North Vancouver Coal k Supply Co., Ltd., at his pretty home on Chester field avenue. The reputable firm of Bennett. Bros, hus secured one of the uew stores on Second street west—number 110, to be accurate—which premiici they will shortly occupy us first class gents' furnishers.' Their stock will comprisj ;■ liiumi everything whieb North Shoi mascflllfllty requires and' demands. The Woman's Auxiliary of Sl John's church will hold their summer sale of work in thc Parish Hall on the afternoon of Wednesday, Hub of June, plaiu und fancy work and home nmade dainties. Afternoon tea. Admission free. In tho evening at 8 o'clock a first cluss entertainment will be given. Admission 25 rents. 180 Mr. lt. Bedding has joined the partnership of Paine & McMillan, hardware merchants, in tbeir Hollyburn busin.on, known as tbe West Vancouver Stores ft Trading Co., Ltd. Mr. Bedding hai A ipecial meeting of tlte HI. Andrews Slid Caledonian Society v.n- held ou Monday evening for tbe purpose of completing arrangements for the Hcol tlsh amateur spurls to be beld iu tbe recreation purk ou Hatunlay, July 27th. These will be thc first Highland aitta teur games cer held in North Van couver. A feature of the sports will be a football matcb, for which a cup has been offered. 'OR BALE OR RENT A feut house 21x17, block front Lonsdale, water con H'uicut ami stove included. Apply Hox A78, Express Oflice. U 6 FOR 8ALE-A first class garden of vegetables ou Victoria Park easl with the option of renting the ground for another season. Apply .1. Dierssen, Colonial Apartments. i.f, FOR RENT ROOMS FOR BENT-Houiekeeping ,. and single 218 Snd itreet cut. FOR street east HEiN'T Rooms, 172 Third liieal.tii i if required. Ill FOH BENT—Suites, housekeeping rooms. Apply Hex A82, Express Office. HA FOR RENT—Iroomed modern houn, 5 minutes from ferry. Peon it Boult, Phone 188. t.f. TO KENT- One furniihed Hat with ini' t improvements. Apply Colonial Apartments. t.f. FOR HKNT 0 roomed modern house, furnished, llth uud Boulevard, ♦JO por month. Apply owner, J. II. English, "0. K," Grocer, FOR HKNT- Three and turn roomed suites, Mt. Crown lllock, Fint f| Kust. Apply ut lluilding or to, Browne, Ut Richards Street. FOR KENT Newly furnish^ root iu private family I'i per week. OtM block front car. Apply I'. 0 2221, North Vuncouver. FOR RENT L'ufuruiib rooms in modern house. Few from eur, 411 per month Knight, llll ah street and Aveuue. FOR HALE -House, snap, Htth slreei and Ht. (leorge's Avenue, 0 ruouis, ce moot basement, piped for furnace, lot 33x1110 to lane, fenced in and garden. Now rented »22.1i0 per month. Price, ♦2,01)0, ^250 cash, balance gtt month at 7 per cent. Owner, Box 1815, cily. FOR 8ALE-8th street E, lol 7, block 99, I). L. 050. Lovely 6-roomed bungalow just bcipg completed, lias every modern convenience, splendidly finished off. Built for the owner. Close to Ridgeway school. Fine view of Inlet, Hay aud Mountains. Price ♦i.OOd ♦ 1,000 cash, mortgage ♦2,200. Hub,, • 0, 12 and 18. Apply Jf. H. Millard, cor, Mb aud Lousdale. Phone 171. 21 0 stock consists of excellent lines of Jew dry, watches, clocks, silverware unu iui glass. His prices will favorably compare with any house in Canada. FOR RENT Furnished hoSi suite, cheap. Nu objection to chi lu private family on ear line, Cal Road, 111 minutes walk frum wharf. Box A82. MISCELLANEOUS (lot it at I.onsdale FbannMy Ph Ice, Ice Cream, Buttermilk, htjjL Cream and Butter, Purity Creamery, JM Secoud street west. If you have any pruperty to want quick 'results, list it wit; Robertson and Seymour. Lee Yick & Co., general uierchi 171 Second Street Weat, North Vj vcf, B. C. Employment Office. If you have auy property to sell ind waut quick results, list it witb Short. J Robertson and Heymour. If. Furnished Rooms, wilb or without board, 202 comer Hi. Oeorge 'it item und -,'tli slreet eait, Nortb Vamouver. I Mothers' Hay will be observed in Ihe First Baptist Church bere next Sunday morning, Everybody is welcome and in nf lie ia, a re urged bo bo preient. All attending arc aaked to wear a while iluwer. Subject "A good mother." In the evening the aubject Will be "Refuge,-" On Monday evening the pai tor will speak to tbe young people on "Salt Lalfe City and tbe Mormons" The public aro invited. Mr. Oeorgo Somorton, who hai been connected with tome of tho best jewelry firms of the eait and is an expert in engraving, watch repairing, diamond setting, etc, has transformed the prem- isci 100 Second street into a Ant-clan up-to-dale' jewelry store, fitted with solid mahogany and embellished wltb British plats mirrors. Mr. Somerton's The Norlb Vsncouver corps of Field Engineers now holdi twu drilli week ly, oue ou Tuesday and another oa Friday evening, in the temporary Hall, lairiou's Pavilion. The advisability is, however, being considered of bold log only one drill night per week dur ing the aummer months. Enrolment of recruit* hai all along ihown a steady increase and it ia hoped that thc detachment will have reached 1011 when the Hon. Col. S. Hughes, minister of militia, visits North Vsncouver within tbe next few months In' the police court on Wednesday morning befure Police Magistrate Hug gles, M. Cali was charged wilh selling liquor without a license, or, in popular phraseology, "operating a blind pig." Threo witneuei testified to the purcbaa log of liquor on Culi '•■> premlsea. on Sunday nigbt. Tho case was adjourned, together witb two other like charges against P. Berto and T. Santo. A Jap wai fined ♦! and costs for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk, wbilo threo boyi, similarly charged] were deprived of the same line and given a mete warning incidentally. 1'hjlip Stables wai rendered $1 leis through leaving bis rig on Lonidale avenue tbe whole of one nigbt without a light. Felix Bhni and Cbrii Birkcnmals wero fined ♦(and costs for penciling dogi whole tags bad not beep renewed. PIANO-JIildu Bees, late of Leipiie Conservatory, Oermany, wiihea pupils, nth street lit block weit of Lonidsle. - I-'ii.d class gardener wsnls cngige incuts by day. Hardens laid out, lawn graded, etc. Boi A70, Exprtai QtHf, ' m Ladies 'and Children's d. moderate charges Mri. launb sou Road or Boi 1800, North ver. Two modern Oroom houiei, 9*111 rosd, near Boulevard. Very chlfp lot quick sale. L, F. Holts, 117 Unitil w<tB»- f | B>0. Livery snd Boi Ligbt rigs and ladies* | for hire. Stabling for eral dolivery and heavy ,ti Dumas, ith itreet west, Und Clearing tnd Grading I'cto Andruss, Ooneral Contrac wer connections a ipcclabi/, I and other wcctvtting workitJWl Estimates /roe. 027 St. OjS3Lr North Vancouvar, post otWSlon Do you want to sell y-,^ have clienti wtlting to prico ii right. Liit ivit„iM*»d Oreen A Walsh, 104 tnd ue. For cabinet making," picturo framing, Fronct. - painting, glaring*general Jo tS and repairs, seo or phont qjt 121)6 Lonsdale tvenue, ver. Personal attention. '4 I % THE EXPRESS NQRTH VANCOUVER, B, C„ FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1912. mtmmmmtmwmt Bank of Montreal Est.bli.hed 1817 Capital (paid up) Reserve • » • $15,413,000 115,000,000 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Savings Bank Department INTEREST PAID AT CURRENT RATES North Vancouver Branch) F. A. MACRAE, Mt, Crown Bldg., lit Street Manager FOR RENT We have a nicely furnished 6 Room House, centrally located. Can be had on a day's notice. Rent $45.00 per month. NORTH VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE CO. 110 Eaplanade. R. C. BISS Phone 227 J. A. WOODS Twenty-Seventh Street lllock frum Lonsdale Avenue, Ilil I'l. lnl facing iniiili. I'rice for a quick sale ♦600.00 cash. D. L. 204 Several e,,,,,! bits i lune tu waterfront, i'rice uuly (loO-ilil csch, on terms uf oue quarter caih, hulum e ti, I- uml Iff montbi, :. E. LAWSON & CO. ' k)Ve represent the London & Lancashire Insurance Co. A eOiiinl Board Company, if you liave anything to insure we can do it (or you. Phone 70 15 Lonsdale Ave. P. O. Box 1816 THE Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. HAY, GRAIN, and FEED MERCHANTS POULTRY SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY GRASS and CLOVER SEEDS, SEED POTATOES, and FERTILIZERS )ur Pricei are right,, and deliveries prompt OFFICE: 116 ESPLANADE, EAST PHONE 4 North Shore Coal & Supply Company North Vancouver Branch Kickham's Wharf Phone 488 Vancouver Brand) Johnson's Wharf i'lione 9145 Dealers in Domestic, Steam and Blacksmiths' Coal; Coke, Ijiiic, Cement, Plaster, Sewer Pipe, Agricultural Tile, Common and lace Brick, Sand and Gravel. L. S. EATON (Phone 405) Mgr. Noilh Vancouver Branch NOHTJhVANCOlJVKR CITY FJSRRIBH, LIM1TM, •WS TABLE TAKINtl EFFECT MAROH lit, 1013. Vancouver i Leave Nortb Vancouver 2.40 I'M 8.00 I.UI iff I.iii) IM Iff um 6 JO (UO MO 6.20 tjD IM IM 7.40 IM 8.80 0M 0.80 10.00 10.10 11.00 11.80 12.16 1.00 'fret w Sunday." ny Mt liable for AM '6.110 AM •8.110 •6.40 •7.00 7.20 •7.40 tm •8.20 8.4U 0.00 tin 9,40 10.00 10.20 10.40 11.00 II.M 1J.40 12.00 12.20 P.M. 18.40 im IM 1.19 tm . 2.20 VU 2.40 3.00 3.20 3.40 4.00 IM 44t) 6.00 6.20 6.40 6.00 till 8.40 7.00 7.20 7.40 8.00 8.30 0M 0.80 10.00 1040 11.00 11.40 12.46 AM Time Uble subject to ononis without delays, accidental or olhennio. "A FUGITIVE FROlJ JUSTICE" By D. W. HIGGINS "Alss, how many yeurs anil hours havo jiassM Since human forms have round this table sate, Or lump, or taper, on its surface gleamotll ■ I.- in i ii I.. I hear the sound nf time lOltg |Ul..n',l Still murmuring o'er un, in Hid lofty void Of I lit*.1 dark archoi, like tho ling'ritt|f'voices Of those whn lung within Ihuir graves havo slept." —"Ort-a: a Tragedy." In thu inuiilh of. August, IO, Ihere time lu Vub' ti yuung mini and his wife, Tint couple were goittool-lookjng, hud ovldeiitly boon accustomotl lu good aocioty uiul spoke like peoplo of uul turn, ami, whul mis botttfr Ihun till iu stiino eyes, Ihey hud in ucl money, They lunl wilh Ihem ti girl uf aboul sovon— sweel, protty iiiui petito, a perfect fairy, with lovely eyet ami Ijghl hair, und such winsome ways! Thu mother wus a must engaging conversationalist. She lunl travelled in Europe wilh her fullier mul motber and hsd a wealth of Old Country aiicciloto*oiiil scenery In toll nnd describe. They gavo the mini,- of Gregory, mul claimed tu lun. riiiiu- frum a smull eily in the interior of New York State, (legory bought a cabin on the second Ilul buck uf Vale which belonged tu Mr. Mi-Huberts, ti Scotch gentleman, who, wilh his wife, occupied ti larger uml better eut fage neur Ihe I'uurl House. 'I'lie lire gurys furnished their home neatly tuul comfortably with such articles as they were able tu procure ut flic Hudson's Hay store, then managed by Mr. Al lard, chief trader. He wus a French Canadian inul une uf Ihe best friends I ever lunl. John Kurtz, Hugh Nelson, Wulter (lludwyit uud myself, ail form er San Knliieineiiii.n, lm,I n.i t n rn 11. crystallized ami forme,I u Utile club ur sel uf uur own, to which we admit ted Mr. Hilcy,' the lawyer fruni Aits truliu, uiul a few uther kindred spirits. The Gregorys, when they lirst 'came lu the camp, were reserved aiul "ullish" in maimer, aud seemed lu shrink frum observation. H became aci|uinted witti llunl in rather an odd muitncr. The wuter supply uf llu- inhabitants was cotiveycil frum the river tu Ihe huuscs iuiU* stores in buckets Tlte In,lum- were found very useful as water car ners, uiul every morning uml evening u bucket brigade uf natives was eu gaged iu packing water frum tlie river to tbe people whu lived uu the benches. One morning, very early, I win busy outside my pluee when I suw Mrs. Ilre- gory, in a loose wrapper ami without her crinoline, currying a huge pitcher in her hutiils, puss down towards the river brink. With nu object save the gratification ul a nuliirul interesl which a pretty woman "in her ligure " arouses in u yuung fellow just uul uf his teens. I wat.luil her as she cure fully picked her wuy uver and around llic boulder* un lbc bar, and when she had lille,I the pitcher and sturt.nl back I still kept Imr in view, iVovv, I wuuld gluillv have asked her peruiissiun lo gel llu- wuler fur her, hul us we were not u.ipiainti',1 I feared Ihul llic offer might be regarded tin un impertinence. The lu,|) was treading lur way aluug the ruck beset path when suddenly her foot slipped uiul down she went nn her knees, the pitcher breaking uiul the water spluslnug uver her. 1 tun inlu tiie lent uml, seizing a luwel aiul bucket, flew down the trail lu vvhci the lady, vvh/i had risen tu her feet, ni uii'l ijreuelieif aiul looking very woe begone us she gutted ul the wreck ol Ihe pitcher and ruefully surveyed her drenched form. I handed her the towel as I pttsse.l, uiul running on lo lbc river iiii.-'i the bucket. When I returned s, hsd used the towel tu sume effect, but lhe dress of thin material, wet llirough uud Ihruugli, clung closely tu lliul sel oft" her shapely figure. She blushed like a red, red rose, and as I approached sbe stammered furl It a few words uf thankfulness, mlin,i.', "Whut shall I do for some wulerf Charley Is too lick lo come himself fur il, and Ihe Indian carrier did not call lasl ntglil." 1)1 Why," I said, "I filed litis bucket for you, and if you will permit me and will walk behind me (I did not think ■he would be pleased, with the wet dress hanging closely lo her fnrlii, to walk in front) I will curry it lo your house." , "Oh! think yuu," she suid; "I am more than obliged for your kindness." At Ibe time of which I write a lady who should have appeared in t nl'llc iu a habit that fitted closely to her Agurc end a shirt waist would have been looked open with smpiiiuu, at least. Tlte aim of fashion was to hide oi much of tbe female "fi-im dlviac" oi possible. Thc women „■. iluu period actually wnlliid about iu wire cages, wbicb bung suipoudcd from their waists and concealed the outlines of their bodies aud limbs Hcntovc the pan of a circular birdcage md retain the wiref Mt »tnl yuu will have a vory fair id«of the article our mothers ami "«M I hem I., moved about in IdliS. Today Wt object would mieni to bo to ■how aWiuch uf llu- ligure -m possible by draWfg the skirts closely nin ul the hips tMJ wearing a waist nr short in. K.1 Ml1 never took kindly to ino crinuliBJ-you hail to take tio in tch on IruMj dive me tho close lUtiug gnr- incuts■|'d tho nlimi jacket or waist in prel'erKt'O. Hail the present style pru vailedlf hen the charming Mrs. Qtegaty Upset (ii'11 W»to» over hcrsc'f oho would have Puid no reason lu blush or walk iielniJl tne up.the slope. I inhiun's dictates would h»ve silenced Mn. Grundy. I uftclu wonder wltat the ubl lady wuulil Jsuy now. lu * few minutes wo reached the cabin.I The littlo girl, with her htiir in cnrl p/ipers, wns iu lhe kitchen uud ini inodlj»'°ly '"'ne up and pul hur hand ronfljiliiigly in mlno. Wo wore friends in un iVij:'i I inquired if I could du iinylhinJflnitcTy assist, bul Mrs. Ore- gory declined ailV further aid ami 1 withdrew. \ Thai aftcrnuun tho\lttle girl came to my cabin with a uute itfum her motber nsking me if I would yuiniuon it doctor, as her husband sccnicil\ery ill. I eulleil in Dr. Fi for, u near noigdtbor, nmi in a day ur two the patient V'ns about uguin, apparently us well us c When the couple culled wilh llic links' girl lu llninl, mc lufllpv assistance, wc hud a good laugh over the hruken pitcher incident. Of course, Ihe Gregorys joined our lillle club and, eiptaily uf course, Ihey proved lo be uiuoug ils musl valuable ami interesting members. Hot It cot,Id recite very well. KurU could sing and play the violin. Nelson was lin- pool aster, and got off' sume very clever things. Kelly and Ihe few remaining members did littlo parts, while I mis expected to contribute the Joe Miller isms or jukes. 'When winter evenings set in uml snuw luy uu the ground, uml Iho cold bin in tuuifd llirough the .deep he wns whut Iho ladies '.would call "a the fuming and raging pt the Minim King. Abl those wore pleasant evenings. Tboy wore not tho ploaBitntest I ovor spent, for thero was jn store for ntc iihiiu.ii a lifutjmo uf sweet com .paiiionship with uno who, though gutic bofore, is not lust, uml who only passed from earth tu henveii ti brief while ago. Tho winter of 1858-fil) slipped rapidly away, and tho upt-itig fouml un all alive and as buppy as possible, under tho cir cumstanees of remoteness frmu thu uul: er world and a suiniitinies short supply of wholesome fuml. The (Iregnrys hud biicninc the must pupttlur penple in the village, und fj)"'. lillle girl- Mue. Jiulilh —was Welcomed everywhere. I niinied one of my claims "I,illle .liuly" in her honor. Oue evening Nelson and I were uettl cd uu .i "i n.l.- bench in fruni of Hie (Ire gory cabin, conversing upon sunn topic of Ineiil inlerest—perhaps it was the latest murder, or tlio last robbery, or the most recent gold "Hud." Whut- ever Ihu subject tuny bavo been mul ters nothing now, Stilt as we llilki.nl I observed un ubl genllemuii inlviin. p- up Ihe bunk. When he reached llic top he hulled for n moment, lo Tile. ,i| uu the mugiiih'ccn! puiiuruma uf snow luil hills whicii stretched far nwnv inlu space un ull sides. Then he strolled along until ho ctime oppositu In us. Addressing Mr. Nelson, ho asked if he would direct hint lu Yule Creel;. Nelson puiulcd in the direction uml Hi ui'l gentleman, bowing, politely, passed on. Tho uext day 1 met hint on lhe main slrect walking listlessly alnng, gtuing ut the stores, lhe cabins ami the rushing river alternately. An Injur nr su afterward I found myself seated the sume table wilh hint ul Power's )). We sunn struck up uu acquaint ami my \ is u vin fold mu Hint hie name V'a*.Merrill, lhat he was a resl ilcnl ofV riiilu'lelpiiiu, und sufficiently well lo-iloVlu travel for pleasure, "I um not riclk." I"- added, "bul I hnve enough." \ I.cl mo doaWibc Mr. Merrill for a moment, lie w\n tall and apparently sixty yeurs of \tge. Ilis htiir was snow white uml hot Woro a full while beurd close cut. Hit was drosscil as a gcntlcuiuii nf the |)s'rioil iu clothes of fashionable muke. 'Taken till iu till, the shinies of ovesing began tp gather we counted our catch ami found that wo had a dosoit plump trout. On our way in 1 proposed that wo shoulil present Mrs. Gregory with tim catch, ami tho proposition was iiiiuimonsljr adopted. Morrill was not acquainted with thu Gregorys, but whon I mado tint presentation Mr. Gregory iavitoii lis inside-, and the ice boing thus broken tho newcomer was inmioiliatnly ac- enpted iih a welcome guest. From tbut time on tho intimacy grow, ami it was au iilmie,i daily occttrroiico for the couplu tu receive a fuvv trout or u brace of grouse from Mr. Merrill or myself. Our little club continued lu meet nt tlm different homos ami hail ti gnud inne generally. Mr. Merrill, having joined us, mlilm! much to our enjoyment and pleasure by his cxiptis ile playing uu thu little and inn rendition uf sume of the old sotigs in u luw ami sweet tentir voice. Wu became very iniiili attached to liim, and ah Ihuugh each week ho would announce Ihul next week he would leave fnr lluine, hu lingered on mul uu mul be iiiiiii' more und moru Intimate al the Gregory's. "Han't you sec what's the ntutkerl" usked Hurts one day, as we wore dis cussing Merrill's pruluugeil stay, "I 'tn sure I can'I," said I. "Well, I'll tell yuu, then, lie's gune uu Mrs. Gregory." "Nottsonie," I returned. "He's an uid luun and she's nut more thun twenty two ur three." "I don't care, lio's gune uu her," insisted KurU. To be continued Ditl yuu ever ntiticc that when a mun has a goud crop tie usually Hike, all the credit tu himself, but when lliere thu weather! crop failure he blames il uu recesses of the canyons and moaned and shrieked about our frail habita linns like a thousand demons loosed from the infernal regions bent un dc touring us, wu only piled higher lhe logs iii fhe lire-place, and. us the ruddy Humes cast a warm glow over the lillle parly uf friends, we bade dotiuncc to' V nice limiting uid gcutlcnifln." lie ox plained that he wus travelling fur his heulth, uud being un ardent fisherman had already made a slight, acquaint ance with the Iruiil iu Vllle Creek. The following uticriinoii I'uutid us I'olli casting the Ily in lhe creek. Ulcrrill caught Iwu f.sh tu my one. uni vvhctil 1 MiMsCurr OUICKU STOPS COUQHS. CHRIS COLDS HUU THK THHOST UU, LUNOa. aa C[NT« N. V. WOODYARD 10,000 cords of dry dr wood for quick salo. Price per odd c6rds, 14.78. Spe clal quotations for larger u.tiautltlcti. Cut Wood, 16 inches, (3.26. 12 Inches 9M. C.O.D. Office and Yard -Mill and Lottida PI 190. P.O. Box 2432. Residential Properties DISTRICT LOT 550 DOUBLE CORNER ON .BOULEVARD Lots I and 2, Block 36 $3,200 VIEW PROPERTY IN BLOCKS ADJOINING BOULEVARD Lots 17 and 18, Block I4A $1,300 cad) Lot 19 and 20, Block I4A (double corner) $3,200 Lots 9 and 10, Block 79 (double corner) $2,500 ■\ Terms 1-3 cash, Balance 6, 12 and 18 months. The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company Limited Liability North Vancouver Agents for LONDON AND BRITISH NORTH AMERICA CO. Limited 543 PENDER STREET. VANCOUVER, B. C. Phone Seymour 6286, nl L * 1*9 ft ft. »Vi THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, P- C, FRIDAY, JUNE 14,19)2 '. ', ing New in Parisian Jewellery We have on view a consignment of tbe latest Parisian Jewellery tbst Is "Just out" lu the fashiouablo French metropolis, This is positively tbo highest grade of PASTE Jewellery that la manufactured. In workmauship, appearance and' finish lt Is equal to tho best Platinum from which it cannot bo readily distinguished. This Jewellery was selected personally by Mr. Oeo. E .Trorey during bin roceut visit to Paris where ho found it exceedingly popular. Wo show this Jewellery ln Brooches, Bar Pins, Nock laces aud Bracelets. This Is tho real thing for evening wear aud Is Inexpensive enough to suit all cttstoiuors. * Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. JEWEI.EB8, 8ILVER8MITHS, WATCHMAKERS. George E. Trorey, Managing Director I laslings and Granville Streets - - Vancouver, B. C. !',. DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE New 7 room aud basoiuout bouse, well located un Seventeenth Street. Price m nun Terms to arrange. li room House and Basoiuout ou Turbos Avcuue, Price |3,II00. Oue third cash, balance to arrange. The Burrard Development Company Limited. (Successors to Kblcr Murruy Company I.i mi led) Brokers 17 I.onsdulc Phono 117 te Ws Lynn View Lots from $325 to $500 per lot. Termi, $50.00 caih, $10.00 per month * I In m lots are one block Irom car line in Lyon Valley and nn c and level and high. f| Let us t|Uotc you rates on I' ire, Life and Accident INSURANCE McMillan & reid Phono 111. 10 IiONSDAl.K AVKNIiK I I I i SALE of PIANOS Returned from Hire to be Sold on Easy Payments 2 DUCHESS PIANOS HADE BY THE KARN PIANO OO $220 1 HALL k SONS PIANO ' 12011 1 KABN OBQAN $90 Tbo above Instruments are lu as good condition as when uew. Warburnitz Piano House. Ltd. 443 LONSDALE AVE. PHONE 114 ..'> ■ i r NORTH VANCOUVER WB i i it i i Coal & Supply Co. Ltd. DEALERS IJl _ Coal, Brick, Lime, Gravel, Sand, Plaster, Cement, Lath, Sewer Pipes, and General Builders' Supplies Wharf: Foot of St. Ceorge'i Ave. Phone 178. Office: 56 Lonidale Avenue., Phone 198. West.Vancouver and thejtFerry Directorate "Fifty ot Sixty Automobiles—Pet- baps More" to Cross tlia lulet— Otber Vehicular Traffic to be Siu- fot Two Hours on June 24. Thu regular sossion of tho ferry directorate ut the company's ofneos yi'stiTility iii'ieiiiiiuu was not remarkable for any innovation, transaction, or ilisiMissiiiu. Mayor McNeish pro- siiloil over n full attendance of the hoard, Du hi'luilf of tho council of tjjo municipality of West Vuncouvor, Council- lur (lintzburger and Councillor Merrick tiililri'sscil thu directors in connection wilh tho malting uf sumti arratigciiiotits with the furry cuinpany fur thc use of tho wliolii whorl' at which the boats at present plying botween Vancouver ami West Vuncuuver uro accustomed tu tic up. While tbo "Hen Fount" only was running half hour trips thc trunspur tatioit company did not require very much splice, but. soon them would be threo limits running all the time autl more whurf wuulil accordingly be re quiretl. The mayor observed that at it recent meeting of the liunrd the iffuiiager hail heen authorised to go ahead with Improvements to the west side of tbe whurf, iiiui it wns mentioned at the tinie that nccuiiiinodtttiou fur thc West Vancuuver ferries could afterwards be considered. Councillor Merrick reminded the Hiounl tliat the municipality might be ulilc tu secure a suitable huut in a very sliurl lime, uiul the situalioti wuuld he liun rendered difficult, for under pres cut ciiiulitions, with the N'orlli Ann Sicnuudiip Company's bouts tying up ul lhe suulli etui of the wharf, a higgc- lnml Iiiun Un' Hea I'uiiin wuuhl nut be iihl,- lu gel in or uut, Manager Heard produced thc wharf map, shutting tbo ferry company's properly line sud ulher points of do tail, inul uver litis thc direclurs and delegates pored until Mr. W. ti. lliul win reminded the meeting that the \isitors were Ihere to Inform thc liunrd that lhe West Vancouver inuni ciptilily required the whole wharf for ferry purposes, uml it was simply up lu the board lu gu inlu tlie matter ami iiinii,' Ihem the best ufler they could, ll was therefore decided that thc mat ler should receive Ilie consideration uf tlie dirccturulc uml a reply shuuld he forwarded tu the municipality befure lite council's next meeting. Having concluded his duties as t i uuiieillur, Mr. (lint/.burger proceeded tu address the board as an automobile enlhiisiu.il. Ou June llltb, he suul, llic Vnm inner Automobile Club was lu re ih'im- ii \isit from certain members uf the .Scuttle Automobile Club, ami it wns the desire uf thc Vuncuuver club tu show tlieir visitors, among other things, the beauties uf the North Hliure lie tvns certain that they wuulil all appreciate the Capilano rule. There would he in ull nliuiil ,01) ur liD autumn hilt's perhaps more--and Mr. Uiatx- burger thought that fhe board would iprpe lhat this would be an excellent udvertiscmenl fur the Nurth fhurc. The direclurs recognised this, aud con culled Mr. Henri nu what might lie ,b,ne 'flic manugcr suid lhat it would be pussiblc to. curry fifteen cars in une trip, lul there was still thc regular Itnilii to luh»- inlu consideration. It was cvcntuully agreed thut the only feasible wuy wuuhl be tu have il pub li.lv announced Ilml between the huurs ul IJ and 2 un Monduy, June L'lth. all vehicular trallic would be excluded, in order tu accnmiood&te the twu autu inul,ile clubs during those twu huurs Asked concerning lhe return trips, Mr. Ilinl/.hurger suid that they would probably "struggle" some might not return until even the last boat, so vie Inuiied wouhl they be by the cliurms of the Nurlh Hliure. The arrangement, therefore, would unly apply to one trip, front Vuncuuver tu North Voncouver. Considerable attention was then given lo the mailer uf giving publicity lu this arrangement. The board was unanimous in u resolve tu economize ill newspaper advertising ss far as possible. It was implied that the ferry lime table wus daily poked away in a corner where very few people wuuhl notlco it, bul this fuct did not const! lule un argument, agaiust thc cum puny using lhe same space for a few days for calling public attention lu Iho above iunovatioii. After quite au umount of discussion, it was.decided lhal the clerk should draft a carefully worded advertisement and that it should In: inserted in thc five paper/ ui the place of the regular' time tabic, The manager reported that the use of oil fuel ou number three had commenced un llic mli. During tho last threo days all tbe steam required had heeu gcuerated by oil fuel. Ibo number three, however, bad not tioon operated ou oil fuel a sufficiently long limo lo enable au accurate statement beiug given of tho cost under oil; but the judications aro.tbat tbe cost will be between 19 por cent, and W per cent, less than coal. ifbp work of re-tubing number one was now underway. Tbe board agreed'to grant free transportation to a company of Boy Scouts who w|H be crossing tbe Inlet on Dominion Day, on conditiou tbat they bohavo themselves witb decorum autl aro In cbargo of an adult ollicer. Major J. P. Fell wrote asking for porpotual free trausportatiou for all officers of tho Sixth Rogimeut uf Canadian i'i i-i '1 Engineers, at such times as tbe ojlicors might hu iu uniform. Thu buard, however, did .uot feci iljs posud to immediately graut this re quest, Mr. Boult describing it as "ratbor a tall urder." Tho matter was laid over for a week's consideration. North Lonsdale Ratepayers Meet At a meeting of the Nurth l.unsilule ii.n. ,ni-.. i ' Assuciutiutt, held in North Lonsdalo Church ruum, u letter frum the District Cuuucil was read iu reply to charges against engineering wurk in the district. The reply wus nut considered satisfactory, uiul after u lively discussion it was decided tu usk the cuuncll to meet a cummittco uf tlte association and go over the ground. Twelve- members were elected tu serve un the volunteer lire brigade, the lire ami light committee uf the council to be asked to supply .certain ileficietiics in lire, equipment. A cumplaiut frum residents in ljucoii road for a better water supply wus re ferred to the districl council. The question of the extension of the Luusdale avenue cur line wus liruuglil up uml it was decided thai lhe council shuuld be asked fur information in this connection. Heverul new members joined the assu ciatiou, whicii is nuw in a very Hour ishitig run ili 1 io ii and which, with meet ings to he held every month, furttis tin besl pussiblc medium which ratepayer- can assist iu furthering desirable schemes of improvement, ami conimuu scale their wishes to Ihe district au thorities. THE EVOLUTION OF THE UMBRELLA The inventor of tlte folding umbrella IS 111,I,I,llttl, A Jn'mn.ie, III (lie (lll'l'll pluy, "The Knights," written by Arisluphatics in the liflh century B.C., apparently refers lu a folding purasul, uud sunshadei. of litis character ure rep resented uu antique (Ireek vases. Tho Human ladies adopted the para sol frum the Greeks, as is shuwn by- various passages in the works of Human writers. The purasul was usuul ly carried by a sluic. The stick wus made of bamboo, ami the cover was turicgateil fabrics. The use of Ilie purusu! wus nut cunfincd tu wuineti The puet Clamlioiius complains that the effeminate Rouiau youth uf the period (JUS) B.C.), instead of carrying oil Sabiue virgins, curried sunshades lu the middle ages thc umbrella wus a mark uf runk and liutiur. After tin year 1170 a gurgeous umbrella was always carried befure Ihe Huge uf Venice, whether thy sun was shining or uot. From the fuct that Leonardo, da Vinci, in the yeur I6I1U, used lite word "tcut" iu describing his newly invent ed parachute, it is evident thut lhe um brella was then unkuown in Italy, in France the umbrella, ur parasol, was a rarity, ond an object uf ridicule u- lale as Hit. Al,,,ul litis time |niiu ■,,I begun to In used iu Italy. The Knglisli traveler. Thumas Corvale, in IUI I, wroU' thul Ihe Italian nobility tarried silken screens resembling smull thrunc cun epics, fur protection agaiust Ihe sun Tho parasol was carried even ou horse hack, lhe stick being fastened lu Ibe rider's leg. r The idea found favur in Kuglund, and a parasul was carried un thc slagc in a play produced in lhe year 1910. From the way iu which Hie pbilosu pher Locke, iu describing a visit tu France in 167G, speaks of the parasol carried by French ladies, it is evidcut that tbe parasul was still almost un knowu iu Kuglund. The description of Robinson Crusoe's umbrella in Defoe's famous work, which was published in 17111, pruhuldy did much to make thc umbrella pupular as a protection against both sun and rain. About tbis time rain umbrellas made thoir first appearance in F.nglaiul iu n similar way, by being rented by the hour to students at Oxford and Com bridge. The umbrella carrying student* wero laughed at, but not otherwise molested. Subsequently the pbllan tbropist, John llanwoy, strongly advo catcd tho use of the umbrella, and never appeared in public without a large and gaily colored umbrella, which be bad brought from tbe Kast. He attracted crowds, aud derisive opithets were burled at him from tbo windows. Hauwoy's force of character and im perturbablo calm wero required to make tbe umbrella popular. 'Others bo ' gan to follow bis example, and, sl The Canadian Bank of Commerce BS EDMUND WALKER, O.V.O. LL.D. D.C.L. President • JOHN AIHD, ALEXANDER LAIRD, Aast. General Manager. . General Manager. Capital $15,000,0011 Rd $12,500,000 Temporary quarters of the Norlh Vancouver Branch, Esplanade West, near Lonsdale Avenue. A General Banking Business Transacted Interest paid on Savings Bank Deposits of One Dollar and upwards. Withdrawals may be made at any time. 3. k. I'OHHTER Manager. West Vancouver Choice Homesite Property, close to lhe Government Road, and overlooking lhe sea. Mosl suitable for subdivision. D.L. 1082, N.W., 1-4 $1350 per Acre; 1-3 Cash a D.L. 1100,'S.W., 1-4 $800 per Acre; 14 Cash JOHN ALEXANDER & CO. 121 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER ' And Corner Marine Drive and Marr Rd., Dundarave North Shore Locators WE HAVE EXCLUSIVELY Block 12a P. L. 550 Cleared Lols fronting on the carline and Grand Boulevard, $900 up. One-quarter cash, 6, 12,18 mths. Ihougb Iiis umbrella was luun 'Srna lured in lliv journals, thr pbilaiitbrop ini hi Ins ul.l age Iiii.I tin' satisfaction uf seeing many umbrella*, used in Vun •Ion liy lint fellow townsmen lletwocii Kill and IM.'I miij Kniieb uuii uls wire granted for iiuproicimnts III Ul),Iif'Ilil." TIlCSC . ll'l urn III. ill'll'l mnliri'lla isuer. telescoping umbrellas, uinliri'llas combined Willi upetu pit-nj, ami wrillng implements, an,I nn the auluinatii umbrella, ulinli upi'ii* when a I,nil:,I, is |iri'.ssi'i|, ami wlmli is rr garded as a novelty luday ■ P. M e'cldbau iii "liic liarti'tilaul.r." A Southern congressman tells a sir,;, uf an ulil negro in Alaliama wliu, in In- bargaining, in always afraid Dial be may gel "tlie worst of it." On on,' ur. ,'lMini, it appears, Ilus age,I darkc; winl of Ut a rail' lbat lie had pastured all summer, ami asked wbal be owed for tbe pasturing. "I bave a bill of il" agaiusl yuu," said Ilie farmer wl,, bad undertaken Ibo tare of tlie animal, xmi. if you are willing, 1 'II take lbe ealf aud tall it 'Ml' t "No, ssb!" (ironi|'lly exclaimed Ibe negro, "I'll do uolbing like dat. liul," be ii'l'li 'I. after a panic. " I '11 tell yu.t what I will do—keep Ibe calf Iwu weeks longer and you tan liave II." ■—— MMII'SIS UK (Oil, jii mm. IIKI.I IAIIONS i.uul i..mini. hi.i.in of tlio Dominion ni Miiiillntia. Music,itcliewan and Albor- tii the Yukon Territory, tbo North-west T< iiti'iI,r unit in ii I'Milon of ths pro v 11.. i' uf ftilil. I, t'l.luuiMa. may bs loss- id fur ii tv nn uf twenly-ons years sl un .,i i,u.il rental of |l an acre Nol mun Hun t'.tco acres will bs llasad to une .iiidlcint ,\|,|,li,nii'.ii fur a Ictie must be mail by llle ni'i'lli utit In person to Uie Agent nr Kill. Am in ul lite dlslrlcl In wntch tl.. iltibt* applied for are situated. In surveyed territory the land must I... .iirallied by sections, or legal sub- dklrluni uf ri'itluni. and In unturrey- i'l territory tlie tract applied for shsll tic stalled oul by tho applicant hlm- lelf Ksch application must be accompan- In) ly a fee uf Is which Will be refunded If ihr Hunts applied for sre not available, but not olherwlss. A rot- .illy shall be paid on Ihe merchantable output of Ihe mine at the rats of Srs • i nt* por ton The peraon operating the mine ahall furnish tho Agent witn sworn returns ■ ui,uut for the full quantity of mi rclmitnliff coal mined and pay the royally thereon If Ihe cool mining t Ikblo are not being operated, such returns should be furnished at least ones a year The le isr will Include Iho coal mining rights only, but the Irsiee may be permitted n purchase whatever available surface tights may he considered ntc- essary Tor the working of the mint at the rale if (to an sere. For full Informsllon application should be made to tbo iccfatary of the Deportment of the Interior, Ottawa, or to any agent or Hub Agenl of Dominion ],'!,,I„ w. w. coity. Depot;. Minister tt lbe Inferior N. ll I'nnuihorlsed publication of this advertisement will not bt paid A Good Present Bend your friends wbo srs Interested In Uio Nortb Hhore a copy of "Th^ Expreaa" It .wili keep Uiem potted on ail Nortn Shors Ntwt and will tall coat you $1 per year K i l« THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C, FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1912. THE EXPHKS8 WOMB V4W0QTJYP ,,.8WTIBH OOMWWA Puli|isbeil Tuesdays am) Fridays by Nortb abort) Press, l.iniitud. OEO. H. MOHDEN, EDITOR AND MANAGE!!. Hates of Subscription:—Ono year, ♦100. Hit months, 50c. Throe months, tte. United States and foreign, $2,110 per year. • Advertising Bates WU Ba Quoted oa Application. Tba Ei|>ru»» |s devoted to the interests of the North Shore of Burrard Inlet eicliwlvuly. It constitutes an advortisiug medium of exceptipusl value for reaching in a thorough ami effective manner the population of North Vancouver (lity and District. Every effort is made to givo advertisers the most satlsfaatury styvlce. All changes in contract advortisenionts should be in the printers' hands not later than 10 a. m. Monday and ii p. 111. WmlueHilny tti cnsum insertion iu tho following issue. North Vancouver, B. 0.. June H, 1012. BIB BIOHABD HcBBIDE Ily including tlie Premier uf Hritisb 1'"llunl,in in lite life of lluwe priiiiiini'iil I'uiillililllln, Upon wlllllll lbe lllllll,lui iuu,,,,.. of ilm Hrilish Sovereign were this yeur bcsluwcl. King Qeorge lias not only fuvnred Hir Bicbard Mrllriili' wilh an earnest of lbe fact Unit Ibo conspicuously able services whieb be bun rendered as lbe bead nf lhe government of Hritisb Columbia, are appreciated ul lbe heart of the Klbpire, Imt lie lilts likewise honored Hritisb Columbia witb lbe ussiirnncO that tin,, province occupies 11 gratifying position in Ilie regard nl' Ibe King its. i" IL us ils rightful place in tho per speotivo nf tbe governmeut which guides Iho destinies of the Hri.tisb Empire. In accepting Ilie honor of knighthood at the hands of the King, Mir Hirluinl Mcllride, while attaining a distinction whose possession is a laudable Ultibi tion upun Ihe pun of an) Hritisb cil iJl'll, bus likewise manifested the fuel Ihut be is conscious of the honor which in therein implied, Inr bis native pro v|nco to whose interests be is sn faith I'lilly devoting lbe energies ami aeli vities of his notable career. Tlie reception with which the un noiiucement uf these luiiiuts bus lieen uiei, already slums conclusively Ihul tbe entire body of lirilisli t'olumbiu citizens is unanimous in congratulating .Sir Bicbard upon his ktiighthooif and iu wishing thut be may long In: spared lo enjoy the distinction which is Ibere by conferred. If is worthy of note lhal Sir Hiehnrd Mcllride is Ihe llrsi l'remier of Unl lib Columbia to receive this honour frnm the throne, a fact wbicb indicates lhe growing importance of tins pru vin,,,' us 11 factor ill tbe Kmpiri It is lery lilting that Ilie. firsl recipient of these honors should be 11 Motive sun nf Hrilish Columbia und one whose sigutil services to the pnn nice so justly entitle him to the distinction which lie bus attained TJJB WIDTH OF OITY STKHET8 From the standpoint of ».inilili. town planning iind designing the new towns which are springing up in llu Wesl possess 11 mosl enviuble ailvun luge uver the older towns and cities of otber portions uf file world, ill that llui are in position, lo decide all the esseiiiinl points of eily buildiug, in tin light uf modern conditions and rri|tfif' incuts, uml 10 incorporate in Iheir plans sUell I'lnnmiulin aa will meet tbe de inamls of present conditions and of future progress. There is uo feature of the present •da) eily lo whieb this fuel more for ably applies than lo the problem of uiv streets, and more particularly to those streets which ore destined lo be lulled upon to accommodate the more congested sections of lhe city's popu iiilion inul traffic A cross sectiuu of such a slreei in 11 modern city, witb reference lo the works of a permanent character, whieb it must accommodate for tin- well being uml the convenience of the,coin Inuuit) ul large, readily reveals the do iruluhii of r|meious streels iu Ibis aspect. Whot with witter pipes, storm sewers, (military sewers, elcclric light ami power wires, telephone wires, gat pipes, atreel car tracks, etc., etc., t eily strcj't of lbe prescnl day, when it it completed, is on Intricate uml uislly urruugen I of great public works, whose tnaliltenance in goml or der Is essential to the welfare of tbe coininuuily. Eor this reason streets of spacious width are advisable, iu order to permit of on arrangement of these essentials such as will render I ham readily accessible, with the least possible iiilerfefoocc with vehicular and other trallic. Modern tendencies in the important mailer of architecture, in lbe business districts of present day cities, emplui since strongly the need of slreelt of liberal width. Tbe conetrurtiolt of ex Tellingly ),i|(U buildings for ollice or otber purposes wbicb ie characteristic of prevailing metbodi calls for a care fol consideration of the alreel width which ie desirable for health and safe ly, where tbey are situated. The com purulivcly narrow street whieb would iidinif of. ample light and air for all , ,MV|ruso» where Juw buililingi ore Ihe rile, would manifestly not be adequate from 11 bygenie polnl of view in thiwu tedium iu which the streuts aru shut iu and the sky is wldl-nigh shut out by Iho towering , height of "sky simpers'' oil either side. The highly Important matter of fire protection fur flier enforces lhe necessity of wide streels under such conditions. Even with buildings of moderate height 11 narrow stroot practically invites a conflagration, Inasmuch us a hnl fire will readily leap Irom one side to the oilier; bul a broad stroot gives the lire light iug force a fair chance of confining even 11 liercc blaio wil Inn well dolincil limits. The street, however, which could fairly ids iui in be a broad slreei, as for lire protection, when ilnm.c.i by buildings Ihree or lour storeys in height, contracts to a decidedly nurrow strut nl th,. buildings rise lo eigiit or twelve or mure storeys. This fad renders il necessury for us In revise our opinions of what really constitutes a liroinl cily street today from the new point iif lire protection. The complicated nature of lhe Irulli, which'lbe leading st roofs of u modern city ure called upon to provide for serves lo indicate again lbat the cily which is to measure up tu llio besl sluiidards of city (dunning, in new of future de udopuicitls, must be chuructcrized lit streets of ample width. A few years ago lue vehicular trallic upon those streets wus confined lo street cars, wagons, buggies und other vehicles, all ilruwii by horses. Conditions today, huwever, lire vastly different, iiuis iniiili as while the horse propelled vehicle still remains, we have now tb,' lusl (liming elcclric tram, demanding double Inn l.s instead nf „ system of "turn outs," for lbe accommodation uf the Irullic We lune also lbc swill motor .ur ol nil styles, the ponderous and slower motor truck, the bicycle and Ibe motor bicycle. These changed con •liliuim mean not only tout street traf lie is uf u much mure complicated nu turn 1I11111 formerly bul also thai it mules faster, uud il is very greatly 11, creased in volume, The passenger motor car of ilsell bus greatly in .loaned the 'llllillll,In lor llic Uei ollllllll dulion uf vehicular trallic because very man) business ur professional men, whu would use the moans ul public , uu \cyanic undor fiiriner conditions, now own and operate then own automobile-, with tho i.niilt Unu i|„, number of motor 'urn 111,(1-0 in,roam's ier) rap idly. Thm process m destined |o do velop indefinitely. Therefore tin pruh bun present id by the street I ru.Hu in busy dislrii Is demands even u.,u thul llu- streets be of Increased width. What the conditions uml llic do mauds of the future uui) bo it is im possible lo surmise Thoso tendencies wlneb bine developed ul bile years ure yel in their incipient stages ami Ihey will doul,tiers continue to develop iu many dirccliotta inul lo incalculable proportions us time goer on. If such be Ibe ease, then il is evident that tin' slreet Ibat was uf ample width fnr all purposes 11 general),ui ago cannot be considered in Ihut light under condi lions ut Ibey exist today, and const' i(tieiitl) lbc exercise of an over cautious spirit with reference to width of streels in cities now in process of build ing will be found detrimental lu the interests of those ritlci iu the lifetime of tbi'.ncxl generation. With reference tn North Vancouver, it bar long been rrcogni/ed as an un ii'iiooiiii circumstance thai llic Esplan il.td ami Eirrl. street, each of which ir one hundred feet wide wetl of Eons' dule avenue, are only eighty feel wide eusl of thai Iborgttgbfare. If any slept could lie taken toward making these slreei,, or either of Ihem, of a uniform width of one hundred feel throughout, tucb action would certain ly be in the public interests Speaking broadly, Norlb Vancouver can make no mistake in following a general pul icy favorable lo streets of spacious width throughout, and any action that uin be taken during the early slags* of lhe city's tlovelopmcul iu lbc practical application of tuch a policy will be found, in Ihe light al future yeart, lu be in the best intereiti, of the city, inasmuch as all indications poiut io the conclusion that il it Ihe city which provides streets pf exceptional width today thai will be found pollened of slreets of sufficient Width under condltioni as Ihey are destined to ■oblsin in tlie future. ShMsGim OUICKIY »TOPB C0U0H8, CUM* COLDO, MALI THE THHOAT AW> f-UNOS. as CgNJ« Wu curry 11 full lino of. builders' supplies.'Norlli Shore Coal i. Supply Co., I'lione 488. Vancouver Business Directory 111 n Miss Clll.l.l'tttltSI. SPROTT-SHAW Bniuu. CbUw 336 Iiastiiius vSt. W. Canada's Greateat Western School IJ. J, (Sprott, II.A., - -Miiimnei llllll, lis'l'i'l'r.. Yorkshire Guarantee & Securities Corporation, Limited 440 Seymour St reel . KRAI, KSTATK UNI) AND MOR TC AGE INVESTlUKNi ESTATKS MANAGED FIKE INSURANCE U. Keir Uiitiliiiitc Manage! iii'fvrti 11 »ms All Ninth Vancouver people cat al LEONARDS' Either bluck lll.uk nr Hustings Sl.. opposite the new (inst ntbee. Leonard sella bis ten bv the pfnind. PROPERf/ WANTED Do you waul lo sell vour lot,' huve funds uniting fur gnu,I buy,, 1 us yuur besl gross ptiie uud term- Canadian Financier.-., llunl, ot' Hum liiiililing. W. NIELD Cabinet Maker Will mob rltike all I. nil Carpenter nl.- of wood work, repairs, etc. Fourth Streot and Sutherland Avonue P. 0. Box 2006 MfUTII VAM'lll I I'i.' THEOSOPHICAI, SOCIETY Enquirers class meets con We,| lay evening ul X p 111 Elementary -i and questions. t Vn , uio coidittllv m cd lo attend. II00111 Hi, Aberdeen 1 ing. Tlicomiplnciil fr.o library.' f CHURCH NOTICES MIHTll IIM ill Hill SI. Audri'H's I'restiilciliiii I finieU, Kellli lli'.id Siivtcei.. Mi,mini. |) ,c, evening, 1M Adult Ulliii ilus. 1; ;uj Untidily Sciiuui, : .to y i' >: 1' c 'xu,.» Ju), III I || III fi.i . , 1 Mr, III „ Weil m winy, ut * |, in i'luin I',,,, i|,,. Fii.luj, .,1 it |. iu |(, v |i. ,,.,|,1 ;.| , 1,.,1 Minister It. II nl I I,,,,, I, I',,,,,, , and St. lieola. Sniuli,, ti, I 11, i und 7.30 |' in Sin,,,. , S. Hll'l, I'lunn 1 .III |, m Sunt, I M"li'lui. li |. I" I'i,,.. i ,„, vice. Wi.lii, m]„j > | i„ League. Tliuisd.i, ..fl, i i,,,,,ii Puilor, Vi c ti. inii, lo o SI lanes' , Lurch r.mi.i ,io,l Roiil, v.n,I Sou,I.,, Noriilnu I'ijmi II ,i in Sd I 2 30 . Kvi-lllllK I'M l> m Holl I'oion.union Ilinl „ Sundays in mouth ul 11 ., u Sunday In niunili - .■ m it, , Ken, M ,\ . VI. .11 WE HAVE MOVED lo hupi'i' promlsos ou Esplauadn, to Don't Forget Ibul when you do papering this year thai wo 'arc still hern with a fur bettor lino ul much better prices. W. H. Stoney & Co. Ill Ksplauade Welti. Phono llll (neal tu Patterson, Ooldio A t'liirk) Minti; NUTH'K IS hoi, by given lilill 111, Board ut infinitum to consider claims for ivorlt mil null) iierformed und mu I, iiuis sup idled In connection with the colisli notion of tlm Mldivuy k Vernon It.illu.ii will further consider ull such clulm* ns huve In mi duly lll.il uml vurlli. II An.' claims which have mil nli,ml. Iicoli SO liled ulld Velilli'd ll) Htilllllol) ili duration oi otherwise should lie tiled wllh the mulct signed without de l.i. 'Hi,, Hoard will consider nil claims r.o ii, luu] i-liyslcul win I, lierfol'tued .ilul go.idu ulol muti-iliilu snjildlod lu "iiiui i|,,i, wiih ifie Bitr vey Iiig. local Iiig ,i "lilulolii: of i-IkIii of wu;. li.l wo, u ll,,, I, i'i, , I, uiul Vein,in li F UIIKKN Sccletaiv for llle llounl ,,l,li,ui* Hox 111. VI, lorln, 11 '' HOUSE MOVING I'l,,,in Fin nu,ui I Iiiln, Simpson Hros lunl.hug minors. Hill Fifth Aie. Wcnl. Vaneouver, It C. Kuipiirc Simpson, Isl house eusl of Lonsdale, Mli, slreet. Iv liuilites free. 216 LANDSCAPE GARDENER Win. Hurrill, I'eler Houd, I.vnn Vull.i I'nglisli certificate, Kslimali-i given . u| II, Silvalluu 4 mi) I.ol Sunibi) sol vie. s IJ tin , 7.16 | III Tllon, I. ll S » f m t'lilldii-n's Si iv I |i in .if, i'iiiii Well,. II,,,,lln| (llKirgc Soi n. l> in Sundui ul 2 30 p in I'i . Wednesday ut * i I liuich I '. ...In ui,d Sl II u ii. oui) T 111 ulol lllldo t'lum ml I'i.,in,- Si i vl. o I'.islor |i, ( a J I'rosser. Twelfth uml Sl. SI. Joko Ibr liiaimcllsl, Klghili un I Tlilrleenlli Huly I'uoiinuiilun, « ,, u, Morning Prayer. II u in Cienln; Prayer, 7:30 y ui On tlie nisi Kuiulii' In Ilie muiitli iluiv will In o son,ii,I celebration of ihe lloli ('ouiniunloo ul II U III Ho. lol, Hoi ^lllKi, l|o„|,IT SI, i u.i.iiiiu - i .ihullc I bureb. Slmli and Million Avenue Soiul.i.v -llluii Mass uml Seimun 10 u m Suuda" Schuul. 1 HI p. in ItoSul i unit Iluu.' ill.lliill. i.U) |' III Kllllll) Low :.l,, lum. 1'asioi. Hi v .1 A It. ,|.ii,i 0, M I Indian l albullc I Inn, I, „f Sl. I'uul'. Mail. 7:30 a lu . Sundays pastor. II, . B PcyluHn. i) M I I brt.llsu Science "Klmli, ile) ' t'licilerllebl Avenue 'feci wren I'mii leenlli ami Klfiiriiili streets) Sumliiv Services ul If u in Testimony M, cling. .Weilm-siliiy > 00 )' in MIHTll UI.VSIMUn il, Tiiimiiis 8 a in, every Hiindui ..'■i-i first Bunday In nionth' 8 :,o a.m. mu itoudiiy In inonlli II u in. Matins. 1.11,11,1 uiul Sillnon. lecond ullll foui tti Bunduy. ilu)) t'oiiiuiiiiiliui ami Pennon, (list und tblid Sundays Vlcur, Rev. T. K Howe. I'rrsli)lrrlsii ibuc.li Sundays, II a.m. und 7:30 p. in Sunduy Sctiool uml Bible i'liiss, 3 i30 |i fn Tciichcf*' 'I'i ii in Ing Class, Wednesday,' ":M Vraya Meeting. Wcdnetdu), 8 y in lloy*' Club. TbOriday, 7:10 p.m. t-'liolr Practice, Friday, I p. lit. 11. Vun Munslgi. M A-, pastor. f.VKfi VAI,I in MrlbuSlsl I bureb -Worship. Snn- ays, 11 a ni.Aund 7:00 p.m. Uundav School. 2:1C p. m. 1'iisloi. Itov c fakeley. I'rrsl„irrl.« l bureb -Worsliln, Sundaya, 1) a. in uml 7 |, m Sunduy Brnool. llll P.m. Pastor, itev. A. Moo Auloy, •.. , SI. I Irmrol's, l.ysn Vsiljrj —M..Iinn, II a.m. Sunday Set I 2 M pin, BVen- Koog 7 00 p.m. Jl.oly t'uinmunloiiiieeiifid Sufliluy Jn month at 11.00 u in Norinub 3. Tbonpsuii Ii) charge EXCHANGE Itetiiilil'iil Alberta fjirin iu t'algurv districl, Ihu m res, llll tillable, 19 acres iilliMit'-d. ul,,, :t nmi ion* buy crop, new I'nrniniicl huuse, irrgJtn, range, elc, lum! pour new ruilruads conncetiiig a nil i algury Meal Incut iuu for dairj uir-es und grain, i'rii-e ^-ti', (ror ucre ;\ -o!i|- Would exebange lor bouse uud lol Appl) owner, Mr Walsh, lit- lud ,ii.ei. I ml REAL ESTATE WANTED IN NORTH VANCOUVER I line iii,'UJU cash ami wish to buy II I,oil,llllg site hunted as 'lose in II.- |,,i-.'i,lo lor lhe money, Lul must be i,ii loot or mure in width. I' 0 Hox l.-.i.s, .Vurlli Vancouver, ' *■ DISTRICT OI'XNORTH VANCOUVER TAKK NOTH'H Ibal no meeting of lhe council will ho hold oii Thursday next, Ine llllll fjiitl. The next rcgulur meet nig will lie held on Tliursduy, flic UOI ll nmi. JOHN (1. FAHMKH, i' M.i'. POUND NOTICE Tbere is in lhe Cily Pound une brown pon.v which will be sold by pub lie auction at noon, Tuesday, l-*tb ,, ; . ul tlio uiv hall, if nul claimed before then? VV. T. UHAIIAMK >Pj'indkec|ei TENNIS GOODS OF AIL KINDS I 11 Our Shipment of Prosser -:- Racquets is Here -:■ JOHNSTON & SALSBURY THE HARDWAREMEN 90 Lonsdale Avenue Next to P.O. WARNING NOTICE is hereby given lhal any person posting up any Advertisement or Sign, or printing anything on or otherwise injuring any of the poles or posts of the BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO., LTD., is liable to a penalty of $100 and costs, or one month's imprisonment, according to the Company's Act of Incorporation, and will be prosecuted accordingly. i B. C. Electric Railway Co., Ltd. R. H. SPERLING* General Manager ( Job Printing at the "Express" Palace Hotel Second Slreei, Norlli Vancouver, B. C. FINEST ROOF GARDEN ON PACIFIC COAST** BAND CONC'EKT EVERY SATURDAY EVENING ,1 RATES: $100 pei day up. Spa iui rales In families mul lo tegtilm hoarders. RF.DA & ANDRUSS Proprietors t I 'I PERCY KING begs lo .iiiiiuiiiii i' ihut he will OPEN A BRANCH OFFICE At Terminus of Capilano Car Line immediately. 1^1 us liave your listings of Capilano properly. I PERCY KING Notary Public, Real Estate, Insurance and Conveyancing. 18 LONSDALE AVENUE AND TERMINUS OF CAPILANO CAR LINE ^ 2nd STREET 50 feet in Block 29, District Lot 273, near Ridgway, for only, $2,850, 1-3 Cash; Balance, 6, 12, and 18 months. MARTINSON & CO.' 62 EONSDALE AVENUE po.boiw, vbem m NORTH VANCOUVER j V <v THCIANKOF 1912 ■ ' ' ■' 1836 British Nnt America 7ti Yoan In Btuloeii. Capital and Reserve Ovtr 17,500.000. A Complete Banking Service Collections maiie in any part of Canada. Negotiable paper discounted. Money advanced at reasonable terms to finance your business. Local and foreign Drafts botiKbt and suld. Money transmitted by Money Order or Telegraph Transfer. Utters of credit issued payable in all the leading cities of the ,wor|d.. t We invite ytttti ar.iiminl. Two Officei in North Vancouver, Corner of Lonidale Ave. and Eiplanade. Upper Lonidale Avenue, near Uth Street . THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 14,1912. r Five roomed house, large rooms, modern, and two roomed cabin rented, standing on double corner, 100 feel by 140 feel, Jones and Sixteenth Street, facing park. Price $6,600; cas(i $1,800, balance arrange. Owner, Box 1788 North Vancouver /* ''i < The New Jewelry Store is Open for Business Watch and Jewelry Work, Diamond Selling v Engraving GEORGE SOMERTON Jeweler and Optician 106 Second Street i . i I tt li'lnlt .Mllll i: Yor a l.lri'UHi- In Takr and I.r Wntri NuTH'K In hereby alVoll Uiul Till' Mum. l|.iilll,l nf Weal Vuiuuuver will ui'l'lj lm ii IIu'Iiul' lu tulir ami une IHO i lll.li (I'll |ll'l SOClllIll uf WUtl'l' utlt ut t'recti which fluw. In a north- lie I. il. .III.illull through ll I. Ililf iiiiii . iii i.t f i-s Iiiiii finale Hurliur In Hum Sound Tin- water will be ill- Vellr'l li'.il 111) llll.llu' .Unl Will III' uni il Iiii iniiili unil purpoaea tin lliv lunil ilrm ill., il ns Tin Municipality of Went Vun. "iii'i r 'I'iiiii iintl.i wu. ousted on llii'iiiuunil mi Hi. Iiiiii ilu) ut Muy. I tf) 2 Tin' up nli...iii.ii will In. llli'i) In lliu "i«" ut il,. Uut, i Iti'iui'ili'i ut Nvw WosIiiiIii t,),,,, iIi.iib muy bi' llli'il wltli lliv ...I'W.il. i It.nuilli ul Willi llii' t'ulnii liuilil nf Winn llliilils. Parliament llulllllKlt' Vlrt.illll. fl C thi; mi Nii'ir.w.rrv ok wkst VANI'OI'VKH f Hiilili.il Agent UVI'KH MliU In 1'i.r • Morose lu Takr .uil I.r ttalcr NllTII'K l» hereby ulvi'li Unit The Muni, liuill) uf West Vancouver will ,i|i,,jj i Hennas 10 lake ulnl u.i' 100 i utile fill pit ai'cuml ol wuliT out uf Crtek '.'.in. ti Bows In u south- luaii'tli direction tliruuali l> I. HU N Vi V uiul I'liiptlra Intu Kaalc llui imi lu Hum Sound Tin waler will III' diverted iiiui llii' Inlulii' uiul will Iiv umnl fui Muni. Ipul purposes on I lir fuml ili'.irllu'il u. Thr Munlili'iillty ol Wmi Vumouver Thii. unit.i wus iinlliiii un the around „ll Hi, lllli ilu) of Mu). 1*12 Tl"' ap- ili. .in.i uill In lliiil In ll't' "HI''1' "i il„ Willi i Itnut'lii at New Wulinln- Sill lilejii lions muy lie Bird Willi I lie »aW Wnlrl Iti'inlillT ur Willi Hie Comp- iiiillii uf Water lllghls. Parliament H'lil.'il'i: VI. I.'Il.l. It ti THK Ml'NU'AI'TI.ITV OP'WIST VANI'DIVKIt. Anuu* McAllstor, Aiienl 12 7 UATKII NllTII'K Kur ■ license lo more or Tea Hack Waler NOT H K I ;.Iiii.i. 'imi". itunli'lluilli) ui neat » |,l,)v tin n license In Hu rwelve Tlmuauinl acre. *, . -* hereby given Hint Tin uf Weal Vuiuuuver will lure ur pin luiiil Twelve Tlmuauinl ncrc-ieol of wuler from ilreek, u alrcuui flowing In u N Vi iilii'rtlun und eintilylnii Inlu Howe Hound, near Kajjle Harbor llii waler will be aloret) In a re.er- vulr of ll':i.00(1.000 gullolis eapaelly. Imlll ur tu lie Imlll uf Hill lake, mul will lie used for Munlelpal pulpulea aa author- lied liy Wuler nocuri%J*o "B,cf i.i. .1. ■ No ... or urroor u notice nf implication for u lleen.e to take uiul uae wulor. punted lierewltli. tm tin. land tW-rllii'd n« ll. 1. III. New Welt- li.ilinli I . Tliia liuilil' waa posted on Hie around mi the ICHt day of May. Iill Tlte up- . hiniimi will fee llled In tlte oflll'f of llio Water neeorder al New woalmln- " Objections nmy lie «led wlllt tlie laid Wuter Recorder or Willi lbe t?omp- trailer of Water Bights, ParlluBienl l.tulldlngs. Victoria. B. C. THK MfNIt'irAI-iTV Of WKHT 11-7 0. Ilunnan. Agent wtnii NOTICB Kor a Urease lo "lore or Pen Bar* Walt* NOTM.'K la hereby givan tbat The .Mtinlelpallty of Well Vancouver Will upply tor t license lo Itore or pen Imrh Kevcnl.v-flvo ncro-feet of water fi um Creek, a atream flowing In a aoulh eaaterly direction and implying Into lluwe Hound near Kagle ilm bur The water will be lloreil In a leaet voir of 20.000.000 gallom capacity, built or lo be bull! af thla lake, ung will be uaed for municipal purpoaea aa authorlirtl by water Record tio Wuter l.lcrnae Nu tn iiiuiii u notice of uppllcullun for u II cense lu tuite und uae wuler. posted herewith, un tlte lumi deaorlbed utt l> I. llui, New Wi'iliuliialer Thll nutlce wuh pouleil on Hie (iluniul oii llle lllli duy ul Muy. 1912 The application will lie n I "I III lhe oillii' uf ilie Wuler Recorder ul New Westminster OliJecHonu muy Iiu tiled with tin- mild Wuter Heeurder or with lliu diuiip- lrolli.i of Waler Itluhi Purlliiim<nt liuiiiiiiigH vii'ioii.i. n ti THK MI'NH'll'AI.ITV IIF WKHT VANt.'Dl'Vr.rt, Angus Mt'AtlHtii. Agent 12-7 Vour supplies fur cool con lie fi 11 <•■ I liy tlie North Shore Cool 4. Supply I'o.. I'liune Ikk. NOTICE Tho public arc hereby warned that Mr. Ii. B. Eaton baa no further official connection with the North Vancouver Coal ft Supply Co., Ltd.. aud thnt no traniactloni made by Iiiiii In lite name ol the company will be lccogntzed. There i> no connection between thin company and any other of a similar name. IX • DISTBICT SCHOOL itiiAIti) WEBT VANCOUVEB. B. C Tenders aililremi'il lo the Secretory of Diatrict School Board, West Van couver, will be rceeiveil up lo noon of June lath, for school silos! averaging front Iwo If!) lo live (ii) acre.. A. CRANK, Herniary. NOBTH VANCOUVEB TAILQBINO (J. I*ux) Udloe' and Oenti' Cleaning, Preaalng and Ropolrlng a Specialty 120 Second Street Eut ' NOBTH VANCOUVEB, B. C. ' TO CONTRACTORS Tendon will be rceeiveil up lo Id a.m. Moinluy, June liltlt, for eleariug part of District l.ol« 6'il anil 266. North Vancouvor, containing one hun ilrcil acrei, more or lea*. Full purlieu Ian und specifications to be olituineil on application at the Lonadale I t r, t. Office, tit Wlnc)i Building, Vancouver, B. C, Telephone Heymour 2k'16. 2111 I. 0. 0. X. Ambition Lodge, I. O. 0. T., met as usual lunl Weiliiemtay evening al ft o'clock in tho Salvation Army Hall, and aftor being opened in duo form by lincf Templar, Bro. Board, oonslil orablo buolneii wai gone into. There wero lliroc oandiilatci up* for initiation. A committee wa. formed lo gof up on ice "cream social ami a program which will be worthy of any North Vancou vorito'i attendance. Joint Meeting Van- couver and North Vancouver FINAL SUBWAY PLANS SUBMIT TED FOB APPROVAL North Sboro Deolalqn Will Be Bonder** Probably Monday—Iu the Moau- tlmo Propoaed Improvements Are Being Fully DUtcuoied t'l'iliiin iililerinen am) nlliciiiln of llm smith altoro i in .nl tint Inlet uu v.'e.l nemlny evening uml conforrfnl with" thu city eouncll of Nortb Voncouver tin iniilier.'i relating to tliu underground ninl overhead approaches to tlio Vancouver i.'iiuiiiii' of tbo ferry service. Tlm visiting iiiii hm h iu ■ woro Alilorman MeSpiiilden, Alderman White, Aider- mun Baiter, Alilermuti Hepburn, AM- eriiitin I'lnriglit, Hngineor Kollowoi und Assislunl Unginoor Froncoy. Tboy were roceivoil ul^he city holl lyy Mayor McNoinlt, Alilirmou Dick, Alilormon Mcllue, Alilormon Biss, Mj. W. C. Qlatl win, lliipl. Dates, Mr. II. II. Wright and Mr. W. L. Boult. A mayoral greeting having boon ex touiloil to the visitors, o lorge plan embodying all the proposed improve incuts wus presented for ciinsiilerutiun Mr. Fellnwes uml lite Vuncouvor older men explaining fully lhe many points of ilefuil which woro nol immediately perceptible. Tho scheme comprises .milium connections between Alexander ninl i .null Hlreels uml the ferry land lug mid the wharves ulung the wuterfroiil uu either side of the landing, up proximate eust of which Mr. Felluwos ■tilled would tie $150,000. The jilmis providu lliut u subway twenty-five feet in width sliull run from o point uypu nite the forry landing to n poiut iu Aleraiiilor slroet. The vehicular sub nay will commence ul the eud of I 'ur roll street uud will run on u decline eust on the soulh side of the (I. I'. II trucks until stillicieiilly luw tu cms." directly nurlh under the Irucbs, coming lu the street let el uguin with brunches runuiug oast ami west. The (.'. I', ll. hus agreed lu give n forty-foot roadway running irom tfie ll. 1'. It. depot eust to Iho II. T, I', dock. This will be used I'or freight purposes. The nverhooil liridgo, whicii is t |in'niun io l>e taken up later, is pro posed to slurt ul Aleiander street bo I ween Muin street und (lure avenue, running north uver the I'. I'. U. Iro.ks, nilh opprooehei eusl uud west. The western upproaelt will run lo Iho ferry binding ninl the eastern approach to lhe New Kuglund Fish tlompaiiy's whurf. This project will necessitate tlie purchase of two lots botween Muin nlret'i und tlore avenue, unl the scheme is ul pri'soiil considered Ion expensive on uecount of pruperty ilutnugc. The cost of the petleitrian ond vehicular subway will bo uppurtiuucil against the cities of Vuncouver und Nurth Van couver uud the ('. P. H. by thc lluil vvnv I'oiuitiission sitting in Vuncouver next mouth. The proportion' ussoHscil Iho ti. V It. will fee liorno by the cities on cither side of the Inlel to offsel u concession grunted the city with re speei lo the Harris-Georgia bridge. Alderiniin Hurler explained thut lbc plun befure the meeting W'us the. une Ilnully ilm i.Imi upun with Ilie sanction of the Norlh Vuncuuver committee us boing the mosl practical uud feasible put forward. Alilormon Irwin reminded Iho meet in).' of the lease which lhe ferry cum I'tiiiv hud from the (.'. F. It. he be lievi'il fur L'Fyeors, three o( which hud expired Had Iho ferry board exum uml ihul lease us to its tenure I Aid ertnun Irvviu Ihuught the C. V. It shuuld be n).;,in.i. In i doiiuitely on this point. II was u mutter thut should I.e closely gone into before the city coin nulled ilself lo heavy expenditure. "The plun we huve just seen," suid lhe uldertniiu, "appeals lo me us being satisfactory. The proposed subways uppeor to be adequate und will prob ably be mi fur many years." Alilcruiun Forcmuti shared lhe sume view The plun loomed lo lliut very reuHuntilile. ile wus fully sulisficl lhat tho matter hud been gone into thoroughly by lhe Vuncouver council und engineering ilepurlinent. Alderman Dick, while nut wishing lu reflect upon Iho plun, spoke upun the Importance of having mme time to examine il thoroughly and in ilcluil. "While I appreciate," lie laid, "Iho hard work of the council and engineering tlopartmont of Vancouvor, ami while I rcolir.o that possibly there is placed before us lonighl ono of tbo best lufewny propositions, ut present 1 can't soy J know it. I cannot gel up und rod off a great harangue ami say what a good thing it ii without looking properly inlo it." Alderman Dick impressed upon liis hearers tho furl, that bo waa by no moans ad vonoly criticirlng or doubting Ibo • iinnii lei of ihe plan, lie merely wished for time to go iuto'lti many points of detail. Alilorman Mcllae waa in agreement with thii view. Alderman-Bin expressed plcusure that Ihey at laat loomed to be getting nearer te tbe end uf litis subway busi ness. Ue considered witb Alderman Irwin that the ferry louse was a matter fa be eirefully looked into. The mayor agreed tbat it was well tbet tbli matter had been apoken of. The ffrry board would look iuto it before many mere days had elapsed. They were fortunate, added ills worship, li| being goveruetl by such luws ft I hev bad III I 'iiniidii, fur under I lune Jawi tbo Bailway (loinmissionorii had absolute power. Tbere was never any need te four being abut off from tbe city te tlte south, for the government would nui ("iiiui mn li a thing. The mayor bail been familiar with the viiiiuiiii plapa tl|at had lieen put for ward, and bo jtail no hositulion in pro nouncing as nnttelaia tho one tbey bod beforo them that night. It would be remomborcil that Judge Moboo hud deni nl.mi a l:: I'nni subway os being onjy'a makeshift. Now the plan be fore ili-'iii '"mi I a subway twice that width, a subway 110 feot wide. Whon a 2li'foo! stibwuy becume cun gcHtcil, us the muyur htipeil it would Hornet into, hu felt cortoiu the different authorities would favorably consider Increasing ils size. Aldortnun Dick inquired' what the propurtion of the cost Nurth Vuncuu ver would huve to bear. Thc mayor explained thut I hot was a iuu in i entirely out of their hutiils. Tho Bailway (lommissioners were supremo in Ihut relation. Mr. II. I'. Wright, us o ferry director, cinphasuci! the necessity uf these iui provement! al ony cost, even if Norlh Vuncouvor hud lo puy the whule. Eventually arrangements were made with Mr. Fellow os lu have u duplicate plun sent over to the north shore uu thurifies on Thursday, so thut the eoun oil and the ferry diroeturuto might gu thuruitghly into the question uud study the |'l,ni iu detail ut Iheir leisure. The muyur remarked Ihul if possible a liual docisiuu might bo rendered on Monday noxt. EPWOBTH LEAQUE The young people ol the Mothodiil cbureb held their regulur monthly mis sionury meeting Monday with I'rosi doni I.. Osborne ill the chuir. Service wos opened by singing that rousing missionary hymn "Jesus shall reigp where'er lhe sun," afler wlneli Mr ycblicfltor loud in pruyer. Lesson wus roud by T. Murlitisou, from tlte -Dili chap, of Acts, being i'flul's uccuunt of his conversion and cull lu foreign min sionury work. Mrs. I'!. Mordon gave a delicti' ul address on the beginning ut the Wu mens' Missionary society in the l-'nil ed t'tuie and Cunudu, giving o descrip liun of iiow the work was curried on both ul houie uml abroad. Mrs. rjrhlicbtor followed wilh a ro port of the Women's Missionary con volition reacutly iield in Victoria. Tbe report, though necessury sonu-vvliui slu tistical, was nevertheless decidedly in [creating telling of how ionic of llio brunohes though few in number were strong in purpuse und others who were both strong in number u doiug. The add. were very muoh appreciated by tin Ij'Ugue. Mr. I, Beach wus eloeiml to the oflice. of missionary vice presi dent with thc well wishes of the so ciely. Thc ineeling wos brought to a close with the eustuinury benediction. Do not be in too muoh of u hurry I" have the boy ''make u full bund' Voung muscles ure nul strung enuugli In itand the severe strum pul upon thetu by heavy und long sustained labor. VETEBAN FIBBMEN Tho liir.'iiliennn Hulel in Vancouver wns lost nijfht the venue of un inter- "sting ami ottjoyublo banquet in honor uf tho Veterau Firemen's 211th anniversary. The bill of fure wus u delicately unique production, the sevorul courses jng represented pictorially instead of riptivuly f)N is tlte case with most menu curds. The place of honor wtts occupied by Muyor Fiinllay, who wus supported by Fire l.'lticf llorlislo und u iniiili.' lum. h of old timers, among whom were A. M. Tyson 18811, G. W. Uchctky 1885, 8. N. Natnyc 1880, .1. Kirkpatrick 1880, tl. Thomas, 188D, li. II. Iiciitlicr<|alc 18811, .1. A. Moruit 18811, ,1. II. Unriliuer .lulinsun 1880, Joseph lloskin 1874, Johu Ilrown 1880, (I. L. Behnson 1882. Other notable guests were Messrs. P, Larson, .1. N. Iluwiy, W. P. Fiinllay, J. McAllister, M. Mc fleer uml A. Linton. N. V. LAWN TENNIS OLUB The North Vancouver l.uwn Tennis llluli tomorrow crosses the lulel for Iho purposo of meeting the Brockton Polnl (Huh on the llrtiekton I'uiul courts. The guinoH will commence ut iwo u'clock. tho following plovers being chosen lo represent North Vuncouver: H. B. and T. M. Itttyliss, A. Voung, uud W. Mere ditlj, uml K. .1. II. I ar.liinill mid F. A. Meliae. umber uud purpuse were dresses 01 buth ladies SOLD BT S. E. BUELL, NORTH VANCOUVER NOBTH VANCOUVKK lol li \>i We have a few eheO| tt.'ouuil Narrows liridgo. tt'» lhe cheapest ..ltd finesl lol \uiuouver, us Ihis sect'oii ■ in ■ ing rapidly yuu will have In uurtv lu ■< i tiro one ur inure of these. I'riees from tiuu uml up. (loud forms. Heurgiu Heal Kstuto Co., iiii render Street W„ l'hono Hoi. 01l.il, :'HII I Bennett Bros. Will Shortly occupy thc premiiei at 110 Second Street, East WITH A FULL AND UP-TO-DATE STOCK OF Mens' Furnishings and Clothing Watch THIS space for iulure^nnouncementi BENNETT Campbell'* Clothing Tooke'i ' Shirti* Collar* NOTE THE ADDRESS 110 Second St., East. Sulph mwm ^^ A Made-in-Canada Compound WARNING! Do not uia Liquid Sulphur until you read tb« booklet. Oo not accopt tlio bottle without It contains the booklet and medicine dropper. Sulphuo oilers lu liquid ioiiti greatest harmless genu destroyer known. Most convincing letters over printed toll of wonderful euros of Oockran'i Sulphur Compound. Poison Settles in the Weakest Part of the System That's why blood, skin, rheumatism, and stomach troubles develope. Sulphuo is a form of nature's best germicide and disinfectant, and provides just proper qualities for restoring perfect health. Sulphuu is pioi mg Iho great modi into ut' lhe age. The new Liquid L'ompouud of Mul I'litir is proeeediiig entirely un ils own re. (ird of cures, nnd those who write tollers o! praise for Hulpltuu lo I. V, l.'uokrant, Sulphur Springs foliage, Killtionils, It r, will I.o glad, indeed, to tali, wilh ut Inr" wliu ure adlictfil ninl relate l»> mouth llio story of their euros. It in sale lo nay that no remedy was c.ir doluged with sueh u flood uf ap preoiativo letters lis has boon received al the Sulphuo offices. Hnly a small fruition of these hus lieen gtien tu tho pulilie newspupor space l.eing mule quale Kheutuali.Hin, Idood disorders, stem uih Iroul'lo, skin diseases, diabetes, goitre ini'l all such ulllii'tlons huie yielded l.y the hundreds-oven llioui uiid.n I'ltorc Sulphuu. Nu case of rheumatism ha- heen Itnuwn lo last after Sulphuo has had a chance to permeate the syntetti i'u obtain tho desired results you must study tbo (■".'ilil uoi olnpaiiy nig eoch bottle ol Sulphuo and follow the directions lo lhe loiter Doino Nature's Owu Bcmedjr t'litiiuioii seine is the hosis of Su! linn,'n success, fur il in I'utne Naturo'i own germicide und disinfectant. Mul fiiiun i loanses thc system of impuri ties ami gives the Iduod a ebanco to liuild up uml restore the affected parts. Tin* poison in your system, due in all probability lo improper sewerage', has spread fhruughuuf the lunil und settled in lbe weakest part uf the structure, That accounts fur tonsllitis, ronliu uully upset stomach, breaking out of Iho skin in pimples, or more serious eruptions uml a multiplicity of inter mil disorders. The buuklot will show you why and huw a thorough cleans ing must be given thr system. Sulphuo la becoming more ami moro a necessity in ovory household. COMPOUNDED WITH NATURE'S SPRINGS AT BULl'HUlt Sl'BINO OOTTAOfi, EDMONDS, B. O. Tor Bole by All Drugglitf, 4-oi. 60c, l« oa. li.Dt), or Suid Direct to L. V. OOOKBAM, 'lit FBNDBB ST. WEBT, VANCOUVER Send for a I'i oo I look let That Tells All About f.'oekram'i UJseovcry ami How uml Why 11 Brings Hack Health aod strength suiiilni.. la mil sulil br suj.ale trim huuse lo fcousi-. t'ea be kef al drag slorm out) or at .11) Coaler flrf.1 W«l. J.A.TEPOORTW DRUG CO. • . DISTRIBUTORS 3)2 Water St., Vaacouver 1 ' : ■ . Mn I 'II IMPS* THE EXPRESS NORTH VANGOUVEH, B,C;||miPAY, I&JNE 14. \W, ii ■■" i 'i HAVE YOU A FREW ——— M THE WORLD ? Would he like to know all about the North Shore? nt % Send him a copy of our Day Prosperity Edition For sale at this office, wrapped, ready for mailing at Fifteen Cents a copy ■ Order Early, the Supply is Limited NORTH iHORE PRESS LIMITED ' - ■ ••'■'. »>.'....• 119-121 FIRST STREET, EAST NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. • ..tS. »v> ————»■■ ii !'■ \ i I i i i T / THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 14.1912. 7 We invite all those who intend building a new home to call and iee our display of doori which we have on hand. We have a large auortment of the latest patterns apd solicit D call from you Dickinson & Son, Ltd. P. O. Box 1719. ESPLANADE EAST Phone 222 tm We have a Large and Exclusive List D.L. 265 and D.L. 273 PROPERTIES ALEX. SMITH'& COY. Phone 24. P.O. Box 1820 NORTH VANCOUVER North Vancouver Business ,. and Professional Cards ii ( m ,vj wis. Iiiduroin o Uuarauteo liutnlit ] FELIX GRAHAM Auditor mul Accountant lnl Lum.lulu Avonue. I'. I), llux •1'itr,.: "i'M« ruL\ Nulling luo largo or I Norlb Vuncouvor. l'lioue i'ii. •»»"• KstimaliM givon. If vuu wunl yuur garden flie.l oi luiwm laid uul, seu W. BURRILL I'rlrr li'iwl, l.yuu Vulley ' Hi' will give vuu u guuil jul. uf u reus ■ ■ : I'lans uml Kstiuiales furnisbcil free. I'urcy ti llowuiJ ll j Perrln llo|iairiug, remodeling, cts., |irouijillj ''">' Aodllor. utteuded lo HOWARD & PERRIN j. w. BAKER BUILDING CONTRACTOR 111 I'ender si W I' u Hux 22361 Lynn Valley, B. C. I'bone SS37 flume in ! .\Fi.in Hoad ueor Weslovcr. I'. I). I:.... Vancouver Nurlli Vuiuuuver I jij |..U|, ,-tevg ]). r liiifllnr. aua Acruuulaula , A. CAMPBELL HOPE 0. A. Oil.., B.C.S.A. Arcbilod I786 Chesterfield Avouue, North Vancouver I'luli.' HIIJB J. H. ENGLISH 0. K. OBOOEB 1 Ami gcucral Couiuiission Merebanl, 111 Lousdale Ave., Nurlli Vancouver. I'liune 621 ) Undcrw6od'* Barber Shop IS NOW OPEN at (i LONBDALB AVENUE ' I'EEBV WHAB1' III It i.n.Hlllin _-I ; 1 ■ J. BRIND, R.S.S. f CEBTIl'IED BMOEINO SMITH ISurrcsaor lu Wallace k Scull, Third Street. Oenoral rfipelr work. A. Wallace's services navo heeu re uined. Ml Mllll! - CAPILANO LAUNDRY | My ilullies ure ut Ilie l.'apilauu Laundry where yourn nuglil lo be. i Flu I work lur .'I.'i inilii do/. llougli dry, I. Ih., wet wuili, .:. Hi. Drop ue a card and we mil call lur Ilium. V. 0 Uox aHH2 Plumbing! Plumbing Plumbing I'onlractors, Oiw.cr.-. crl fixed up Willi join before Imr in material. I'm ligurea. Jobbing carefully ollendi'd fu J. I. MURRAY Hit SUecl, I, Block West of Lonadule Iiinii. n AMI >l l 11" m in THE LEONARD-SALE CO. Booksellers and Stationers (lar. I luimliili' and 1st. l'bnrv 113 NORTH VANCOUVER CIVII. KMIINKKB*. ANGUS J. CAMERON ' AM I.K. A 8. CIVII, ENGINEER Irrigation, drainage, levals, plans end tyeciii, nn.ul Septic tanks and Ihiiiso drainage a speeialty. 1'. 0. !'•"> 'HI. Iidb slreet weal of Bewicks Avonua. i>l" i .... li M'lir li CARBUTT ,-i„di,i over Bunk B. N. A. Lonsdalo and KmiiaAado 1 ill linn WeW*. I Il.n. IIIH ,mis E. LAURIN High i In n Indies'aud fjenla' Tailoring llopolring and Alterations. I'loauing ami Dyeing iu ull ils branches. All Wurk guaraui.-i J. Ill First .-ii.i'i Wesl. I'lione S!0i TMlllKUl iMtail ). SAM. T. SUTTON TEACHER OF 1'IANO and THEORY Specially: I'liildrcii'« Lessons at owu home. Terms, elc, apply Ueuoral Delivery. J. DUNCAN OONTBAOTOB AND BUILDEB ' I'lans Liei iili'd if Knlimali'S (liven Ceutro and MIU Boad Lynn Volley, B. 0. 91 •' ' ■I !>->ll S II- N.V. Tinning & Sheet Metal Work* Firat Btreet Eut of Lonidale Lowest pricos and best work guarun teed on tinning aud sbcel metal work. The New Blortk on l-onedale ivcaut ' near Ih/ Kerry Approach *„■ built by SMM/H BROTHERS ficiwol I'nnlraotors • NOiTH VANCOUVER • r- I. Craib I W. Craib A. IRAIB & SON "iMllMrrOBB Arfll BIULDKKti In 1'ilr.rete, Brick and Wood. OOce: M tlVHT ITJUfBT UkUT LYNN VALLEY TEMPERANCE HO TEL, NOBTH VANCOUVEB On the rar line. Boarding, meals, Hood n.iiiiiiiiioilalion tor forking man. i niiiini lurn' uii'ii bearded. Hy. Kaslcol', Proprictof. SAW PILHB AND OBINDLB All kinds of laws tied and set on lbe shortest notice. Lawn mowers, knives, hedge shears and icloion oharpenod. All work guaranteed, moderate pricei. D. DOWIE Ilia* Lonadale Avenue Phone hu Communication Tbo Editor " Expreas." I should like, with your permission, to lay before your readers somo opinions on civic problems wbicb I truut aru not inopportune. , First, In regard to au extension of tbu suweruge system. In Junuury last few .people seemed to approciuto tbo lipcewity for a rapid extension of lateral sowers to deal with thu unsanitary louilitioii uf tbo moru congested portions of llm city. Now as tbo hot weutlicr is rendering the overflow, or seepage, frum septic tanks'very uhvious tu one's olfui'tory orguu, it is generally conceded Ihut It Is must desirable to have lliesu extensions, but wo are liilil llieri) is no credit to proceed with the work, coiieonuontly another yeur is to |hin» during which we uliull Iiuv r un enlarged risk of disease, wbleb may be traced lo this source, (iruiited thai those extensions cauuul lie proceeded with Ilils yeur, lhe situation cau be mitigated on those streets where sewers have been laid uud connections brought lo lbc lot line, under locul improvement bylaws; if lbe council wuulil tuke action under section llll, sub section l.'IU, uf the Municipul Clauses Act lo compel owners of abut lin;.' property lo connect witb the sew er within u specified time. In many places one muy nole the overflow of drains info Die slreei, uml iu uue case oul u lhe in ni nl I. Second, lu regard to the Indian Ke son e. The city council took action at I ill n imi asking for permission to purethise ami received u reply tu tbe i'ITj;i'r^tl»il Iheir application has been I'lu.ml liml on file, ciu fur so good Nuw, a commissioner is in British Cut uiuliiu investigating the question as lu nbelbcr tbo reversionary rights iu Indian reserves belongs lu the Dum iiiiun government or flic Provincial Km eminent. Would il nol be wise tu Inlu' .mull liiiiilii ul Vicloriu us will re, pry tin- city lirst iiiiinii' of purchase in .une the commission finds flint the re ii-r-Hinary nulils belong to tbe Prov nu c unil not ti| the Dominion! Third,*iu rcgurd lo u city Imll site This in u ijucstiun winch presents some lilll'iillics, uut least of which is that various folk in vurious purls uf the city are liublc being liumug—to imug me Ilml ine particular portion uf flic . ii.i iu which they ure interested in einplialirally Ibe only site for a citv Imll; niii,ni'i|i:eiilly, the uuestioii is b iii.ii' tu In' niuile one of acriinuitious ilebule, uiul if pul fu u plebiscite may nut riniill in lin' besl selection of a site being mude. Now, why nut bring in u iiiun whu lias no material interesl ni ilie city, free from suggestion of prejudice by reason of property owner ship, and un expert in city planning line Inin commission lo go full} into Ilie ijucsliou of a civic centre, und let us ull be bound lo accept Ins couelu -llllm Fuurlli, Million I'urk. '-In mis park Norlli Vuncouver bus an un.net which if properly conserved will be of lirsl iiiiporlume in llic future as a breathing n|.ji.i uiul beauty spot right within the nli. The 'lunger is lliul piecemeal «.. Iiemi's ol ulicnalioii, uud clean sweeji ing nil ul lbc forest grow Hi will un dull limit ll.. purk urea und militate uguinsl .i proper nulurulislic Ircnt im nl ntiuii Hie i outour and forest cou In m.u uf tin park indicate lu be de siniili- Itrluii anything inure is done AT llic liul, lit us buve a complete m Iniln' i.l' liiiiliticiil und opening up drnfled bi un expert in Ihis profes -iniilil ui lather urli.nlii line Vuurs, WILLIAM KNOWLES. Canning Fruit durs In ..'inning, sngur is nol the "hooping" powor us in preserves; ii n the entire exclusion of air I'loui Ihe fruit Unit preserves il, and wilb fins fact iu mind II will be seen Ihul greul care inusf be exorcised lo have all Ilie jam in perfeel condition. I'urchase fur tlir purpose a glass jar, Inning u glaai or iinini lop, wilb a rubber, ilmi oogbly cleanse lhe jars, aud if Ihe rub hers have been used before aud seem hard or woru, gel new ones. I'arlly llll Ilie jurs wilh wuler, place llic rubber in position, and pot on lbc top securely. Then turn lhe jar upside down und Id il remain iu Ihis position at leust llw minutes. If uny waler oozes oul, the jar is imperfect und should be sel usidc for some olher work that does not require lhe cxclu sion of air. Fruil. -The fruil used should be Arm and us large us can be obtained, ex ShlkMCim •tubs KAIinue lltusTHILONGI •TOM CfUGW MIC*. U CINTI ATEIMTS Jn nil Countries. Aek (or uur Inventor'! Adviser Marlon k Marlon. 1(1 University Sired, eorner Bt Catherine Utreel. Montreal, Canada, and Weening ton, I). C„ U. ti A. cept in the case of strawberries. With thew tbe smaller tbe better, and tbo wiltl variety makes better jam. All other berries ehould bej^tm and large. Pick tbem over carefully, removing any that aro crushed or overripe. Dp not buy either too ripe or bave been too long picked. Blackberries, uo matter bow fine or of what kind, uro never satisfactory or appetizing when Cliunod. To provent discoloration all largo fruits should bo thrown at onco into cold water aftnr being peolod uutil needed. When ready to begin canning, get tlio jurs uml place the rubber iu pqsi tiou ou the top of each jar, witb the top that hus been tested by tbe side of thu jar. Do not mix tbe tops, us onu that is true to one jar may uot fit the noxt, this being purticulurly the caso When the screw-top is used. Place thc fruit in the jars as soon us it is prepared, shukiug euch jur lo fill the interstices as closely as possilde- tbut is when quinces, pours ur uuy ol Ihe inn,ri fruits aru used. Berries must not be packed closely. If pears aru used, turn some of the pieces with the core side out, us it adds lo the effect when finished. When peaches are being prepared,ilivo or six of Hie pips should be distributed llirough each jur, for they improve tho llavor. The pips ure removed before the fruit is sent to the luble. dust us the fruit is laid when the jur is filled, so it should remain all winter, for there shuuld be no furtber handling uf il. Tne Cunning.—Place the sugar iu a saucepan un the stove, with just enough boiling water to dissolve il. When thoroughly melted ullow it lu cool a little and tbcu divide the syrup among the jars u spoonful ut a time. If after all is distributed it does not fill Ibe jurs fund, il seldom does), add enuugh lukewarm water lu each jur lo fill it and loosely screw on the lop. If Ibe glass top jur is used, pul the glass in position, bin du nut luck if, for If steam is nut permitted lu escape the jur may burst. Have in readiness u deep porcelajn kettle wilb an wide a bottom us pussiblc; set the jars closely together iu this, und Ull the kettle with warm, but not boiling wuler, to within uu inch of Ihe top of the jurs; Iben set the whule over lhe lire lo boil. If the preserving kettle is nul lurge enough, lbe boiler should be uied, Do not al low lhe waler to boil loo fasl. There is no danger uf the jars cracking if llic water is allowed lo heat gradually und boil gently. When the water bus bulled fur tin miuutes, remove lbe cover from one of (he jars, and if flic fruit can be easily pierced with a silver I'urk, and each piece seems softened tiiruugh, il lius cooked enuugh. Ten miuutgs arc usually sullicicnl for berries tu boil, but more time is necessary fur lhe lurger uud more solid fruits. Muke sure thut the fruit is thoroughly cook ed; thou set Ibe kettle buck where II will not boil, und sci ure un Ihe lop of cadi jar us tightly us possible in order lhat tbe jurs muy be more con voiiicntly lifted out Then, wrapping the bund in a dry towel, lift a jur uut uf thc water, luke off lhe tup uud pour in boiling water until the jur is over lluwtng, then quickly adjust lhe top uguin fur a liual fasteuiug. Treul euch jar In Ihis manner, and invert I hem all for a final lest as In oir tightness If any syrup oores out ufler a jur bus cooled, llic fruit cun be saved only bi turning it into a saucepan, and, wliu boiling, placing in u perfect jur, un in llic old method uf cunning; but thin will never be necessury if proper iurc be exercised in the lirst instance. It the leak is detected while the jar is null hot, it cau bo agaiu filled witb boiling water and scaled aftor .substituting a new rubber or a different top. As • the jars cool, if .tbe screwtop variety is used, endeavor to tighten them for the purpose. On thu following day, when the jars aro perfectly cold, tigbteu tbe tops more if possible ami tben set tbem in a cool, dry place as free from a strong ligbt as possible. Do not bundle them after tlnjy are once set nwny, as uny shaking of the jars is likely to be followed by fermentation of the fruit. Fruit can nol iu tbis way will uot go to pieces; on the contrary, being cooked in the jar uud not bandied when in a break ing condition, it remains ns whole iif when put in tbe jur. Canned fruit should always be open ed two or three hours before it is needed, us tbe flavor is much liner when the oxygon, of which it has been so long deprived, is thus fully re stored. The umount of fruit necessary I'm each quart jar is ns follows; Ounces. Cherries 8 Raspberries '. ii Strawberries ;... In Whortleberries , fi Quinces Vi Smull sour pearl (whole) Ih Peaches il llurtlclt peurs s Pineapples h Siberian crab apples In Plums In llipe currants In Muiilreal Weekly Witmn- Alcohol a Cause of Mental Breakdown The Stale Churilies Aid A.-m), iuliun uf New Vork has published u nluli ment cuncerning insanity which ought lu bave wide circulation, aiul who h must certainly do wry much g i This ducumeiil points out the relation ship of paresis lo diseases lhal i nine from immoral conduct, and afhr going inlu sume detailed explanation, il says: "The number of patients having paresis or 'softening of lhe bruin, ml initleil lo slute hospitals during Ibe year ending'September .'HI, Illln, w;m liillf men, or 17 per cent, of nil men admitted, and -iii women, s per cent, of all women admitted. " Another group of menial diseases is due directly lo lhe habitual une ul ah oliul Alcoholic insanity muy In liruuglil uu by Ihe regular use ul ul est medical authorities without teeming to prcacb. "In tbis day of keen competition . overy mun needs tbo highest possible development of bis mental capacities. Not ouly is the highest mental development impossible iu the presence of tbe continued uso of alcohol, but impairment of the mental faculties is likely to follow. Tbe children of those uddii'k'il tu alcohol often start in life wilh morbid tendencies er mon- tul defects." —Extract BUNDAY ON THE FABM Is sometimes a very dull day for tlie growing boy. One Sunduy afternoon in the early spring, in passing a farmyard, wo saw a boy engaged In throwing pebbles ut a knot bole in the barn, which, while uu exercise in dexterity, is uot u very exciting or imporlant pastime. The lad looked bored, ai indeed be wus, and we could not avoid lhe reflection lliut here wus a case of misplaced energy which must incvil ably lead eventually away from tbe farm. Sunday is usuully rcgunlcd ss u duy of rest, bul to too muny that means u day uf deadly inertia. A wise man hits described rest as a change of work, unu it is us natural fur a growing boy lo bq us active mentally uud physically upun Sundays as upon secular duys. Therefore, it iH the duly uf parents.or employers to provide him with an outlet, having in mind, of course, the demunds uf lbe duy.--Farm duiirnul. Sonic men arc so short sighted thai Ihey send the buys to school only wlien there is nothing else for them lo do This is not fair lo lhe buys nor to thu community. Schuul days ure suu/i mer inul there should be us few breaks ns possible. SMiWmGm GTflDC IT.IIPUC IISA1 STIIlil IJNUS olUra OUUuno ygicu. is cinti uhul, eveu in 'moderate' ymiilih uul producing intoxicaliun. The , Inn, relation between alcohol and lusainl,* has only recently been full) ii-ali/ed Statistics as lu the number oi cases in whicii alcohol is Ibe direct lUUse noes sarily \ary in diflVrml localities. Fully :ii) per cent, of lhe men und lu per i'u 1. uf the women udmillcl I,, tin stale hospitals are sulL-ring from um dilions due dircctl) nr iiulirmily In alcohol So marled m the cflm t ui ul. ul,ol upun lhe bruin and the none tissue Ilml it helps to bring about a number of menial breakdowns in uddi lion In the lib nlii.il. ilisainlies. " Alcohol is a pni-oii. A lung nencs uf careful tests performed by ciinncnl aullionlies show Ihul even small quantities of alcohol may lower the mental rapacity, and ilml it lakes niiich longer thun ts usuall) supposed lur tins elfin I lo wmi off. This is no) a lenipcruii c Inn I We ure dealing only with sricnlilii In-Ill is difficult, however, lo ,|ulc the facts as now ugri-ed upun by the high Eiir fttanburti MONTREAL THE STANDARD Is tho National Weekly Neuspapir of llio Dominion of Canada, li is natlonul In all Its alms. ll ui es tli.. most expensive engravings, procuring Ihe photographs from nil on r Hie world. lis nrlnlis are carefully leleclcd and ns ,ii,ri i.,I policy Is thoroughly Indi pi ndi nt A Biil'Bcii|iliun to Tlie ,'■;.: il.n 11 n. in (2.00 per year lu any addrcie In I'.innd.i nr (ircnt Hrlluln. TRY IT FOR 1912! Montreal Standard Publishing C*, Limited, Publishers. 66 YKA" EXPERIENCE Trade Mams CorvnioMTiAc Anjotit) imdlflf | ikrlr-h mi J drier h'tlnn Wij iinlrKif MWtnln nur opiMntt fnt "nitthur sn fi li p .. ciijrr ipnt frfd. warn iftncj •vJMrutMlML fJrtlrKlf MWtMrf ivtf (iplfilnn ttl iMTpitM"fi ll prnMMj tiKifrifftlifn r-'mmonlr*- MonH.rtci);r'in0g>>iihJ HAKDBOCK "til'slfnU ppnt tr*t>. UidrM tsrvcy iur»»-«HnfMi r*fr.titi tarn throuih Mmm k Ua lj>rrtaj notttt, wil hnut olinrfp, la US Scientific Mean A Iinnd*m>HT liliuini^O »m*1j. ItyigfW dr- puUh-in of nli/ »<-t#nl!fl< (<mntiJ. fthM for Ctniflii, p li * yw, po*l*f* l't*l*Jd. Fold bf -'J iwwwjosjrrl. UNN & Co »""•—■»■ NewJfort nmiii'l. Onm, OS IT Sl. WuhUiitun. 0. a The Home Furnisher's == NEWS This Week End SPECIALS MATTING MAIS Do. a WILTON RUGS- Bcautiful in Design and Colon CARPET DEPARTMENT * MATTJNG, Pei Yard v Krnul.ii Value, 25c and 15c; lius Week, 20c and 10c per yard ' MADKAS CURTAIN MUSLIN 35c, values at 25c 50c, valuci al 40c Big Value al $5 ; thu Week, $4 Big Value al 45c; tjui Week. 20c See Our PULLMAN SOMASAUTTIC DAVENPORT BED COUCH at $50 CROCKERY DEPARTMENT 150 CUPS and SAUCERS to Clear at 5c each; Regular, 12 l-2c, The»« are Pretty Brown and Green Edge Border ' THE HOME FURNISHERS 128 Lonsdale Ave. Ph°nc "* North Vancouver ** nJl THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, B' C, FRIDAY, JUNE Wl KEEP COOL! Why be uncomfortable when wltb little eipense you can bavo your home fitted with 80RBBN DOORB ANP WINDOWS? Thla la the time to place your order. Dou't wait until your bouse Is filled wltb llu. Do It uow. Our stock Is complete in every detail and our price* ar* right. paine & McMillan Phone 12. Wholesale and Retail Hardware FIRST STREET AND LONSDALE * We solicit the trade of all builders who appreciate High Grade Goods at a moderate price, and the ptompt and careful filling of orders, which our large stock and long experience in business makes possible. Burrard Sash & Door Factory, Ltd. I'UdT OF ST. GEOKG ■ ST, NORTH VANCOUVKK I Grand Boulevard Double Ooruer in Block ISA, KWiMU ft., for 13,160, on tonus of i, cub, balance over 13 month*. Oood buying. Ottawa Gardens The only lot to be got at these llgurea In this select locality; 12,800, all cash; or »3,00il on tonus of one third caah, balauce 6 aud Vi mouths. We have a large list of choice residential property. HOOD & SOUTAR 813 LONSDALE AVENUE Phone 152 P. 0. Boi 2387 $1 down, $1 per week Canada's The l.ynn Valley Ratepayers' Asm ciation beld Iheir regular iiie-mnly nieeliug in the Institute Hull un Wed ui'iday evening Mr. T. Allun presnl cl over a lurge altenduucc, though i there was lillle business transacted. Kid I Inning ihe im,n.il approval of lhe miu I utcs of the precious inrTling, corres piindence was read from lhe ll I'. Tele phone Compuny m reference to inslal ling u telephone sen ice in Lynn Valley Malleable Steel ftanJjl\\Liu wlli'1' ^."<*p**i s,uI"1 "iuI Side On ilie easy paymenl plan of Ono Hollar down and One Dollar per week we are offering one of lm "best Malleable Sleel Itang'S on Ihu Canadian market. Made of besl Hussiao Blued Sleel cold rivettcd on malleable lUel frame —it is absolutely indestructible. Impossible, lo warp ur crack and uo stove putty in the joints lo fall out at ony time, Supplied with waterfront or high elevated copper reservoir. Patterson, Goldie & Clark Hardware Phone 88 107 Esplanade West Tlw Valley's New* A ion of 'Mr. Q. B. Birch, Froinihe Road, fell down an olovator shaft at ilm Consolidated Optical building on Hastings streot last woek, Ho was takoil to tils Vancouver geiiiirul huspi tai unconscious. Hia father, gliding that tho boy had not* returned home at the usual time, mado inquiries at the North Vancouvor pulieo station ami tho police Iciiiiii'.l of tbo hoy's whereabouts. Whon the boy was admitted his name ur udilress could not bu uncertain ed. tt |The application of Mr. T. A. Ken nek for un hotel license iu l.ynn Valley was heard by the license enmmis ..i.in.i.. u.-eve Muy, Coun. Westover, ami (Inmmissinnor ,1. 0, Keith in Iho municipal bull, Lynn Valley, on Wed nesday. It was thrown nut for tho reason lhat lhe advertisement in tli'J paper showed lhe premises lo lm in |1, I, MM while the petition which had been signed up gave I). I, Mill, The upplirunt wns permitted In withdraw, llenewals were granted liie Canyon View and Seymour Holds. The olliciul opening of the new ten uis courts nu Allun Knud will—by per mission of lhe weather clerk -take pluee tomorrow afternoon und evening. The special features will be the Inspec tion of thut portiou of the district hitherto unexplored, lie dispensing uf afternoon tea, uml Inter iu the even iug, when lhe dim twilight casts her spell over man and maid, nr tn be more correct, over those Hint ure spell nidi', coffee ninl delicacies, and us twilight is chased oh* lhe held or courts, ami the older members uml friends wend tlieir liuppy steps homewards with lbe children,.leaving those happier ones of the happiest age blissfully to them selves, Ihere will be dispensed ! The W. A, of SI, element's church intend holding u special eiiterluinnicnt iu Ihe Institute Ilull on Wednesday, .lune lltitli ut 7.30, This eulerluinmeiil is neither a concert, u sociul, u ball, a bampiel, farcical, dramatic or operatic but if one only attends—and the price is only Illi cents -lie will be guessing before the end. Ont thing is cerium so lur us things cun be certain in ur uncertain world ami" mon1 uncerluiti age—thai is, lhal Ihu rccenllv formed l.yuu Vulley Choral Society will uuil.i ils debut ul Ihis cntertailimeul, in.l will udil to lhe harmony or discord ol' the evening on more Ihun one occasioli lhal is if any one is brave enough lo slay for u second hearing Ilul su us not In frighten uny one und thereby cause him to stay uwuy, il may be inciiliiiii.nl Ihut olher tilings besides au initial performance of u newly formed unl partly trained choral society will lake place und some of these will be more (liun good enough to compensate fur all the discord* of lily. Uunl lor gel Wednesday, June '.'lilh, commencing al 7.30 p.m., lustitutc Hull. tion uud bettor accommodation for a post 000*. The matter was recommended to go through th* local Conservative Association tf) Ottawa whioh has boon dons and Mr. J. Barker has boon recommended for poit master. A long discussion WU hold relative to » fire apparatus, It being decided to ro ciiiiiini'inl to the council thu purchase nf r hose and building, A volunteer urn brigade was formed consisting of I'd members. Messrs. J. V. McNaught, J P. Crawford iild t'.L. Thompson woro appointed delegates to meet tbe lister llutopnyors' Associations of tho muui eipulity regarding the interests of the district In general. Mr. .1. Y. McNaught asked for an explanation of the prescnl pr excessive expenditures of the water works do- p. iiu ''in Councillor Woatovcr gave ■' iuu -I'teion answer lllll informed the association that a general nutting would bo called beforo the election on iho bylaws and data of thu different departments pul before-the ratepayers, A further recommendation was mado for Ihe council lo move a portion of the big tree of Lynn Valloy to the muni cipul bull us a relic of Lynn Valley limber. West Vancouver Ferry System Laws and Restriction* Render Pur- chasing Suitable Graft Difficult— Municipality May Boon Have Telephone Service. •11 The West Vancouver council Tuesday afternoon adopted the report ol" Reeve Kelson and Councillor Mer rick, who lasl week visited Seattle and Tucoinu In inspect Ihe steamers it bud been though! feasible In purchase for imi. I nil.iiinii purposes between Van couver and the municipality. Tiie report lubmitted by the reeve uud councillor slated that, accompanied by Mr. J. A. Mucfuriunc, u competent boileruiuker and engineer, Ihey bad thoroughly inspected several nl owners, ami on their return tbey were accompanied by lbe owner of a steamer they had decided to purchase. They consulted the iuspoetor of steamships ot Vaueouver, giving him ull particulars, ami they fouml that the restrictions and luws regurding boilers, etc., in Canada were so much greuter than in the United States, that the boilers uf the steamers impeded do nol till the requirements of thc Can- adieu laws. The committee, therefore, could only report progress, and ask for further time. Councillor 11 mt/burger informed lbe council lhal be was opposed to gaao line launches for ferry purposes, but thul in view of tho difficulties that were being experienced iu securing a suitable ferry boat, he thought lbe wisest course would be to purchase a gasoline launch that would temporarily hll their requirements. They would then have lo apply to Ihe ratepayers for money to build one or more suit ulde ferry boats, which would probably be siillicieul for all traffic for thc next five yeurs. lleeve Nelson also pronounced himself uguinsl gasoline launches, but ad- milled that Ihey seemed to represent the only possible method at the pres eni nun' of obtaining immediale im provement of tho present system. suJTplfW"Tile ordered und worl, would The question of a telephone service commence on receipt of same. Further lor the new municipality again arose correspondence was ruud from the posl duriug Tuesday's meeting. A few al aulliorilti* regurding u central posi ] weeks ugo the council applied to the Special for a Few Days TRIPLE CORNER on lvfh Street. Hiu- 219 feet by 167. Price, 118611. Terms $660 cash, 6, 12 and 18 months. We have ouly a fow lots now left in 761—* beautiful homesite within two blocks of Lonsdule Awniie for t'116. Terms 6D* caih, (, 13 and 18 months. Jf you have a bouse to Rent, or for Sale kindly give us a listing. CARDINALL & MacGREGOR 102 BIPLAl-ADB (OLD POW OFFICE) PhOM 363 P. 0. Bo* 24*6 AGIENTS FOB BRITISH EMPIRE H0B8E INBURAMOB Oxfords and Low Cuts ARE ALL THF. RAGE THIS SUMMER Wc liave a splendid selection of BLACKS and TANS, in PATENT, BOX CALF VICI KID, ETC., ETC-LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S v VERY SPFJCIAL-60 pair* only-'^LICE BLUE" POPLIN SLIPPERS, regular price $3.00, for $1.95 While they lad Wood-Paige Shoe Co. FIRST STREET EAST Phone 393 Mount Crown Block, Opp. City Hall B. 0." Telephone Oompiny for a tw vlos, tud w*r* luformed that If fifty subscriber) could bo obtained fbe com liauy wai willing to instal. It was expected on Tuesday that that number would bo secured, uml the company would be written to accordingly. Weit Vancouver Council Tbo regular meeting of the West Viiiiciiiiver council took place in tbo school house at Hollyburn on Tuesday afternoon, Reovo Nelson presiding. Tho clerk, Mr. 0. H. Poakc, read a lettor from tbe North Vancouver Buard of Trado asking the council to confer with tlm i huiii il. of ihu city and district of North Vancouvor with a view- to iiiliciully Inviting H. I.'. 11. the Duke of (Jonnaught to visit the North Hhore during his forthcoming itinerary. Thc COUIteil decided tO leave till! lnlli I 'i ill the hands of Koeve Nolsun. Tho reeve ami Councillor Ointtburgor were delegated'to consult with Roeve May concerning the securing of lhe maps and plaus relating In the West Vancouver municipality without further ib'biv. It wus decided on the Huggestinu of i'iiuii. lilm Merrick Ihut un accuunl sub uuii. .i for the Duiiiluruve lloat should bu referred to tbe ilistricl of Nurlli Vancouver, the council nf whicii should be usked to confer with lleeve Nelson iu relation to thc settlement of same A further letter was read from tbt district eouueil of North Vancouver slating lhal that body hud appointed ' niiin illnr:. I .mil el and Westover as' a committee tu meet sitnilur committees' from the city and municipality aud , into tbe question of I'apilauo liridgo. Hcevc Nelson, Councillor Uiuuhurgcr and Councillor Hay were chosen us thc council's representatives nn this coin inittee. The council, in reply In a dcpulatiou, resolved to cuntributu tun towards the Dominion Day celebration fund. BEOOBD ENBOLMENT MONTH FOB OITY SCHOOLS At Wcdui'mluy uiuht 'a meeting of the Bchuol trustees u letter was read from Ihe council of the district of Norlh Vancouver asking Ilie board lo reconsider its decision iu regard lo the attendance of district seboul children st tbt city schools and permit them to attend until a diitrict school is built in tbo loc»l|ty in wbicb these ch||dr*n reiiide The lettor was Uid ovor for consideration. Tbe toacbers' reports procl*l|nod tho enrolment of tho month to be 841 in the public schools aud 2li in the high ichool, total BUS, this constituting » record for any one month. . Tenders for the construction of tho proposed addition to tho Lonsdale achool woro opened and considorod, and tho ''miiini'l awarded to Messrs. Foster, liuniiii ami Fostor at au adjourned mooting on Thursday morning, tho successful tender being »4.lli>H, The Mc Haiti lliiil11.;'I I'uiui'iiiiv secured the electrical work in Ihis connection, thoir eninnate being $21)4.110. NOBTH VANOOUVEE FIGURES IK LAOBOSSE Norlb Vancouver will break iuto Ilie lacrosse situation nt Recreation I'mi. tomorrow afternoon. The Ridgeway public School twelve of this city will pluy a mutch at one o'clock with a team of Cun Jones' hopefuls. Tliegume will commence ut one o'clock sharp. The locul club will be represented Iiv the following lineup: (loul--I.ee McMillan. Point—Bert tiros*. lumi Poiut—Thco. Larson. . lit defence--Albert Craig. 2nd defence—Victor McRao, .'lnl defence—.lames Beuneti I'enire—It, Stephens. .'Ird homo—Qeorge Arcaml. 2nd Inline—Hoberl Paige. Isl home W. Hell. Outside home—Louis Hods. Inside hoiire Herbert Murilen. .IJ RECITAL K. P. HALL Fourth Streot, Wednesday, June llllli, 8.30 iliarp. Wiiiintied Cardcn. Piauist Heb n il.nli Icy, Elocutionist Ulll.i 1"'' 'nil. I'i 'I'll iMn Reserved Seats 60c. Admission 26c Tickets at Warburnlti Plauo Houso, Lonsdalo Aveuue And at Uio Hill WE HAVE SOME VERY CHOICE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN ALL PARTS OF THE OITY AND NORTH LONSDALE DIS TRIOT. SBE OUR LIST BEFORE PURCHASING. L. L WOODARD 124 Second street NORTH VANCOUVER Phone 467 SEEDS All New. No Old Stock. Fine assortment of Flower and Garden Seeds in packages. Sweet Peas by the oz. These come in Mack, White, Lavender, Pink and Red or mixed. Special Lawn Grass, - 50 cts. Ib. Selected White Clover, - 65 ctt. lb. North Shore Drug Co. P. S. THOMAS, Phm. B. Druggist, 116 Esplanade West / * •
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