"•Wf»W#fWTFWTT "*p 99999 mfmwf mjma/maf ^ BIPBBPR THJBfT-riVB WUfWSP WBBKiT. Q0V99B MOMS WOW. "=«* :;i # BPBOUJ, ATTBMT10K OIVBM TC m MWTWO A9 1MB "M- |M omoi. vm m IpBBM' !*— , u'l* TCMJMBU. NQRTH VANCOUVER, RA. PRIPAV, PfCEMBER »?, IIII \ "™HWHW iW KV LOAN TO BE ARRANGED ... • FOR FERRY CONSTRUCTION I oitV bouoitob ooVRbrbbp . WOT council anp pbrby V*-/ BOABD YRBTBBPAY .to - An Important financial conference look' place in Ihe ulliee of the City Per ries Ull., Mayor McNeish presiding oyer an assembly comprising til* fullowlng representative!: Ulty council, Aid. Irwin, Aid. Dick, Aid. Hiss, Aid. Mcllue uii'l the city treasurer, Mr. s. Humphreys; ferry bokfd, Mr. W. 0. (lladwiu, Capt. Cates, Mr. II. 0, Wright, Mr. W. I., llnuii, Mr. T. M. Heard, manager ami Mr. II. E. Kemp, sucrutary. Tin' presence uf the cily ami ferry iuii- eitor, Mr. I). I.. Hoid, K.C, bud been secured liy thnse bodies jointly. After e lengthy confabulation, Ihe details of which it would not be ad visalile in view of pending ueguliatiuns te publish and after listening lu the opiuion of Mr. Held uu the existing iiiiiiniiiiii, the board authorized llie pre sident and sccretaay of the company lo make urrungemenls witli Hie Hank uf JI nm ill mi if possible for a loan for the construction of the new furry lmal. Aid. Dick strongly advocated tbu immediate repurchase uf I lie old bonds, arguing thai I. wai upon tbii repre Ki'iilaliuu that tha cincture were called opon to vol" on tbe ferry bylaw paued recently. The ratepayers had ordered the clly council tn guarantee tbe ferry board'• ni'wi'si debenture iuue, under tbe Impression that ih" $128,000 worth of bunds would be immediately bought back agaiu. He knew tbat maoy of the voters would not have voted io favor of the bylaw. In build tbe new steamer if tbey did nut think that tb* lirst mortgage would be lifted from the assets uf the company. Mr. Held staled tbat the mortgage bad in the Drsl place been put upun Ihe Iiiui debentures in order to secure the city, not for the benefit of tbe bond holders. Thin precaution was taken lest difficulties i-li'-ni-1 aria* iu ceuneetiun with the ferry board. Together with otber members of the meeting, My. Baid disfavored the idea of forming a sub siiiiary coni|iany for tbe purpose of buildiug lbc new boat, regarding such a course as uue winch would only in vile 1 'ui'ih, 1 complications. A nintioii lo Ihe above mentioned of fee'! was eventually carried uneui- mnusly. ' A. R. Steacv will Run for School Trustee Mr. A. K. Sleacy lias lieen approached by a large niimlilT of Iiiu eluclorate wbo have asked Inin lo come forward as a uiiuii.Iuii' for schoul trusteeship • Mr. Sleacy, interviewed tlim morning, said that were it not fur lhe dculh of bla brother Dr. Steacy some mouths ego and ils necessitating his departure for lbe easl where he would probably have to remain somu mouths, he would "nave come out before now. Mr, Steacy slat ed, however, thai lie though! he would ' be able to make arrangements whereby he could remain at bumc ami Ihis being so be was very pleused to come furward as a candidate as the work entailed «uiii labor uf love to In in. He liked lo work fur lbe good of the children and looked upon the schuul trusteeship as being one uf lhe must bodered positions a public man -could hold and oue in which lie iiuiiii work fur llie public (■•rJjpnelit, .bench Items of Interest Mr Win. Cuminiiigs, lhe Nurlh Vin couver rietbing and gents' furnisher, is visiting in Ashcrofl. Mr. and Miss Miller of Liverpool, Eug, are tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs Wllsnn nf St'vi'iilh sited cast. The Ureal Wesl Und and (Iravel Company has just received a larg^run- signmenl uf lump Wellington coal. Mrs. J. In. !■■-' 11 jr., left lasl week fur Minneapuiis, Minn., lo spend a two months' holiday with relatives. Aid. Eon iiiiiii left fur Vieluria nn Tuesday evening when.' be has beeo spending Christmas. He is expected home Ssinrdsi-. Mr. .1. II. English departed nn Tuei- day for ScalUc, tbe chosen seal uf his } ,Christmas revels. Ho will returu lu Wth Vancuuver Ibis week end. In connection wilb the drawing or ganited recently by the I'yliiian Sisters W. P. Ellis of Vaueouver,has emerged a* winner, hii number being im. The district council holds Its repp lar meeting al the municipal hall, l.ynn . Valley un Monday evening ucxl. Thc Xion was postponed from last eveu 4 The tolal number nf names un the Voters' list uf Ibe ciiy this year is sip. Only uue mortal imbibed tou freely in the public limelight uu the Nortb Shure this Christmas. This lonely Individual was takeu care uf by Ihc pu lieu for .needing the liquor limit ami speul Ilis Cllri.HtinaKti.il' iu Ibe ipiiel euiiliiii'k of thr local gaol. Un. I. Upytatket Lynn Valley waa the winner of the brass bedstead and mil I rem offered recently by the Home Furnishers. The/ number of the win >jng ticket way VM'i. Tbe Number! One Kerry hei been on lhe wayi undergoing certain miner re pairs. The fuel oil tanks with Which ehe is accommodated, have now arrived, ^W* installation will bo commenced iin tndlttily.J It. Andrew's Presbyterian church, Sunday, December 2'llb, moruiug sub- "Victory 0' Iioye"; evening subject, "Jesus Christ Uie iame yesterday, teilay and forever.'' Bev. Honald Mar ftod will preach. At yesterday afternoon 'e mealing ef Ihe ferry directorate Mayur McNeish was appointed'a committee of ono to interview Mr. II. II. Stevens, MI', and endeavor lo press tbe application of the board fnr Ihe approval of ils plaus for an eilension of its wbarf. Ted Baylis, tfae .kipper of lhc Nortb Vancouver famkey team, is al present laid up with 1 fractured ankle, Ifae re suil of an accideut which occurred last week. Tin,, circumstance is a cats mn mi- une fur Ifae Nurth Vaueouver hockey men who regard Mr. Baylis as an indispensable member uf the local eleven. Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Welle ef Chilli lui.li arc the guests for the holidays of tbeir daughter, Mrs. William Tuwnslcy, Keith roaii west. Mr. and Mrs. Walls are early piuneer residents ul the Chii llwack Valley, where for half a cen lury ihey have beeu among lbc mosl prominent ami influential member, of the community. On Saturday nigbt Mias Dorothy Marconi, Mr. Tern Diploek and Mr ErunI. Anders crossed tbe lulel for tbe purpose nf repealiug the comedietta "llui and Cos" with which tbey do lighted an audience in tbe St. Joan's church parish hull recently. Saturday night's occasion wu a social given by lhe Vancouver uight schools, and, as was only lu lie eipected, the Nortb Vancouver Ihespians were accorded a great reception Christmas Wedding Bells At the residence of ber siileri, the Misses Kergun, iiiil ith street west, Mis. .lobiisenc llergun was uniled in wedlock lu Mr. (ieurge Oray yesterday after nuiiii. Hev. Honald Macleod conducted Ihe .v. ie cs in Ihe presence of a large number of guests. Mr. Bears Stewart acted as best mau for Mr. dray, and tbe bride was attended by Miss Sophia Patterson and Miss Agues Hare as bridesmaids^ Tha bride looked well in her bridal gown ef cream lustre aad satin with fell and orange blossoms. Afler the ceremony tfae guests partook of a sumptuous wedding dinner. The preeent* were numerous, valuable and useful. Mr. and Mrs. Oray will reeide in their horns 00 Keith road cast. . At tbe Presbyterian manse yesterday af'erueoo Ihe Bav. Honald Macleod united io holy matrimony Miaa Ague. Burt of Iowa, aad Mr. William Brown Iiu? of Norlh Vancouver. Tha groom w»f attended by Mr. Hugh Wilson end the! bride by Misa Ra* of Vancouver. Mri and Mrs. Browulft will reside in Nurfh Vencouver. ■titihi CHRISTMAS SPENT MERRILY , ON THE NORTH SHORE , The festival of Christmas was pele lirkted happily aud merrily un 11)0 jNiirili Shore, all the cheery traditiooi lielng very properly upheld. It wai imagined on Tueiday night tbat the resident! would awake un Christinas morn and greet a whit* world. Thll prospect appealed hugely to tbo younger generation and tbeir disappointment was doubtless keen wbeu Christmas Day dawned rather miserably, wilb a gnat deal of unnecessary damp aruuml, and an er ralie eujfece of suinctilillg thai was niiiiiiure thaii an apolugy for wet snow. Christum* Day, however, Is an iiiKtiiiiiiiin wbicb can always he run un tbe "never niiinl llic wesllier" system. There are many counter ultruc liuns such is mystoriuus packsges which may at a Hied wonderful moment lie upeneil by eicited fingers; sucli us ki'sv liy Inten treat, crackers, candies (mure tban at any other times) and heaps uf other seasonable luxuries. IV", uul least, if lastly, turkey figures pri'ieiii enily in tfae Christmas agenda just as il bas figured prumineiilly in Hulkun warfare. With all these items of com pensatiou the weather mau was dmibl less forgiven for bis rather inappru priale dispensation on Weiiuesday. Had it been possible for a reprcsen luiui' uf tbe Espress to peep ii|lu every home, doubtless several columns uf Ibis papur could be filled with prelty incidents. (Juile a number uf families did indeed actually 'forget to lower Iheir blinds ami Ibuse un Ibeir way lu Christmas psrt ies gut occasional glimpses of typically merry scenes— jusl iniiiiiciilari glimpses, of 'cuurse, re vealjug in/a flash nice lillle girls and boys clad in parly attire, dancing snd bopping around iu a kiml of impression 1st selling uf cheery adult smiles. If it is permissible lo mention one very everyday fact apropos of these rends it niinlil lie tu the effect that despite Ibe geueral eicitrmenl prevailing mnl tbe lighting of fairy candles ami ulher seasonable risks, no outbreak of llic has incurred during Ibe Christmas let tivitiea within tbe city'i liinils. The chief of the department regards this as a tribute In itself to the householder nf Uie city, wbo evidiilly tnok every prceiiiiiiiiii and eiercised the proper 11111111111I uf coiuinnnsi'iisi'. Thu festal day, sn far aa general! ties are concerned wai probably |pant upuu Ibe same lilies as most Christmas days lierulufure. At tlie churches special services wero held lu ibe morning end were attended by guod run- griigaliiins. Then'in the afterunun a cnnsiiieralile number uf the city's youngsters availed themselves uf the invitation of the meneger of the Qetn I heal re ami assembled lu walcfa some appropriately chosun mntiuu picturo .-iuue.-. Apparently the festivities whicii uccupicil lhc liulancc uf lbe day were ,111111,1111,1 by any mishap uf serious . iuuu. iui since none hive been reporl ed iu iiiln ml circles.. As will be nuleil iu miutlier .1.11111111 (Ibis, by lhe way way, has no relaliun to the subject of accidents) two.happy couples chose tu be e uuiiili,miii linked un Wednesday. Ahother pleasing incident was the carol singing liy Ifae choral society' members iu I.yun Valley. Yesterday uml loduy arc, of . nui... days uf line Inni uiin Ij might Jim,,-! be written Inaction. The cily is very very ijuiet. The several lueal machines clue li kepi, things uguing ami'which were sliiwed duwn ur Hlupped inr Wed ucsiluy's celebration, arc nut yut pru perly runuiug again. The usual busi uess meetings of the week have mostly been postponed su ss not tu follow too closely on the heels of YuTetide. In a few days' lime affairs generally will reach I heir normal plaue, the kiddies will 1,me become familiar witb their new pussessions, every one will have re cm creel from lhat liat sort 01 feeling which inevitably fulluws a period of riotous celebration, ami good old Sanla claus wili have become a kind uf bene uilenl .lack-in a lint, shut down light uutil not'Dec. ittb, when he will bu allowed tn "escape again, a. good lml ur ml ami as welcome a* ever. BOYS WANTED Houie Boys'wanted tm tin Rapnee. Apply thie oft*. , I 'i i) Forty Minutei From Ha stings-St. "Pollough Pugiie" contributes He following interesting pan picture lu a recent issue uf tbe "Province"; "A westerly wiud, wilh almost lbe panlomine of a crone with Hupping skirls und broom, had swept the clouds oul of tbe sky. Tfae suu grin ued down iu a kind apiril, ami thr castellated rily wilh lhe shrmil of smoke, cln.pi,ui uf civilisation, vs. plain to bt seen from lhe Sipiuiuisn village ou Ibe knees uf lhc mounlaioi across Hurrard inlel. The Infirm ami ancient village of which II might ui musl be .uid lhal ii nlaiuls godmother lo Vancuuver itself, seemed glad Ig greet tbe sun. Tfae mountain tnuws dashed electrically. Against its prudi gieusly beautiful background Norlb Vancuuver sent up its commercial ami domestic smoke, anxious aud earnest lo show Ibat il is uot a mere suburb of Vancuuver. "Where lbc Sijuamisfa canoes lay in tbe mud uf the beach in front nl Ihe little cbureb beside which Isir.l thc weathered wooden statue of I'hrisl on the Cross, a bark skinned nld pa gan, lo whoui the sacred symliul hus eu meaning, slauds chipping patiently at a new log canoe with a mallei and s chisel. Ilis ancestors fabm-alcl isn ocs in lbc same way iu tlie Stone Age, aud in bis own case, it ii a* if time had stool still; be belongs tn tuu Sluuu Age himself. He is obviously a very old man, bul he is uldcr lhan yuu would guess, Wbeu Oaslown burned, and lie witnessed tfae spectacle friJ lhe very spot on (be, bench on which be stands now working el his mjw canuc, be wis long peal middle age. "When I came near the obi (1st head looked up aud grinned. He did oot say, "Klahowyahl" as the "si wa*b" Indians always say in prim. I am sorry, bnt hf merely aald "(loud Day" fur speaking Hngjish is his habit. I have known bim for three year* and I never heari him speek iny language but English. He may know a few words of ihe Chinook of Artiou, but he seems to prefer English. Ae for myself, I said 'How ara ye, Joel' for I am uot a linguist either. Tbe old man wont ou with bis waif. He ii net tha kind of old Indian wbo come up immediately ligbl* bii pipe, fits down and tulle you a story about th good ubl times. 1 wisb lie were. t"fh ean beat warm ont*e*)i»Mer«d batch, uatll it f»)t like June, although it wus the ■■mini of December. Oui of tfay_£hurch dour came a mediaeval muuk, an Oblate father wearing a lui,- ni.111.nl i.i.i.ii,, girdled wilb a rope. lies, rcpil Indian wuinen fubled in blankets, silting uu lhc p..r. In> ol Iheir tailored liuu.es, held up licit rusty ubl faces tu (he sun, a. if il had medicating virtues. On the .111,1 buard walk, the single street of Ibe village, Hie brown children played and ■ i|uj|ild. 0 Twu puiiiii iiv wuinen whose achievements iu life had been babici. baskets and a lillle' housework, cm barked in a sijualid canoe a. unsteady as the lug il was carved frum wuubl have been, ami started fur Vaucuuver. The canuc leaked badly, bul Ihey were used lu privaliulis of lhal kiml The wooded Christ looked down from his cross wilb Ifae frOtcu agony of all llic Christ, of woud and plaster and metal ami slouc everywhere before which good Christians iu e pious world utter their Ave Marias snd Paleruu.t ers. Hut old Joe, the luugh old pagan, was not at all sympathetic toward Him. lie had an lusliiiclive ubjectiuu lu Him. T ft. H. BTBVBN8, li. V. OOTUMBB PBBSB^T WATW OF M0V8 PLANS OF OOVBBNMENT NOW TAKINO DBFIMITB SHAPH NOBTH SHOBB WILL BB IMPOST AJTT FAOTOB £v t# OOVBBNMENT WHABVBfl, DBV DOOX AMD OTHBB FBATtfBF.H ALBHADY DEOIDBD OPON AB PABT OF OOMPBE HENBIVB SOHBMB Telephone Circular " ' mr y t The II. *:. Telephune Company Limit cd have issued from Ibeir presses, e cir ruler to lueal telephone users, lo the effect lhal Ihe old "long distance" service, is sliil available if tbty' desire lo use it. The circular reads as foi luwa: "As there Minis to be seme misunderstanding regarding the '.'Two Number" service, we wish lo advisa uur palruns lhal Ihey can sliii bave Ibe wine "loug distance" service as for mcrlyl When a particular peiu is wauled, call "lung distance" and give his name. Tbe operator will call yeu when he is ready lo lalk ur advise you tbat be cannot be reached in whieb case pu charge will be made." Poll OB Money Bylawi Th* ratepayers of tlia diatrict of North Vancouver wUl rot* tomorrow on two monsy bylawi, on* for we urworks purposes and one for achool purpoeee. Polling booths will be lo cated a* followi: Th* Municipal Hall, Lynn Valley, Oflco at Mt. T I. Bye, North Th* Bchool Heu*, Baat Oaf llano. TU houn of voting an (Mi I O'clock a.m. until 7 o'clock pm. II. II. Stevens, M.I'., arrived fron) Ottawa early this wck fur thc Christmas i.unn liiiniiiiiinl by a repre- senlelive of tbe Eapress. Mr. Stevens stalcel that be bad been iu close touch with the several i!c|iartmenls of tbe goveruuieul in the endeavor to furtber lo the uliuusl possible eiteut thc interests uf bis constituency. Tbe pru poacd developments with reference to Hurrard lulel had been under cuusid milium and considerable progress had been made. The plans of the government with rjfandcL' lu the port of Vancnuier "Were grenVWly, taking definite shape ami they give eWfWrl'calion of assuming very large proportions. As an iuilial step it had lieen definitely derided lu erect a large ggvcrnmeul wharf and warehouses at Vancouver aud el Nurtb Vaucuuver. Several available sites upuu tbe North Shure bad been under ruusidcratiuu and al though the exact location was not as yet assured lliere was nut much room for duubt in tbe uiiuds of Ibuse iu pus ses.iun uf Ifae facts ss tu the ultimate result. The high prices at wbicb wa terfruut property Close iu ou this side of Ihe inlet is held lm.I rendered il suiiii'what difficult In arrive al a satis- factory conclusion iu the choice uf site The metier wuuld require further cun sideralioii before a decision was final ly arrivcr al, but Mr. Stevens did uul niinl. that any prnlrarlrd delay would be l)|ulle lie id ll bad likewise beeu decided Ihul Ihi coustructiou iif a largo .lry.lu.-k shuuhl iiuiu pari uf llic guveruuienl srhcpic fur llurranl lulel. The dock wbicb il 1 intended to buiid will he the larg ol on tbe Pacific coasl and will ac commodate the largest vessels. A suggests frum the Interviewer In ihe effect that lhe eilcuside lie|ertals ou (he Nurlli Shore offeree! ileal condi' lions fur the coustructiou of such a dry duck wss met by a genial sgiiic frum Mr. Stcveus, whu uhserved Ibal the re purls wbicb were before the govern incut ilid uot overlook auy uf tbe many ailvautagr. eujuyed by Ibe Nurth Shore unil il was certain that this side of tbe Inlet wuubl receive very careful cun •ideration when the lime came fur Ihc final 1 housing uf Ihe site. Mr. Stevens wa. dot in pusitiou tu uy very much wirh reference tu Bee- Tonight's Boxing and Wrestling Postponed The busing and wrestling tournament whieh was to bave taken place Ihis eveuing ou the premises of lbc North Vancouver Athletic Club haa becu iu definitely postponed. This course hai bad lo be adopted at tbe eleventh hour owing to Ihe iujury which Frank Bar rieeu recently sustained tu bis band, aad wbicb would prevent his appear- sine al luuiglil'» show. Tfae mauager uf Ifae club feels Ibal as bis lop liner is Ibua iii.npaciiaicil tfae tournament should be called uff. >., George W. Vance May Contest Ward 1. A Isrgely signed petilinn is in circu- laliun lu be presented to Mr. Qeorge W. v'sn. e requesting bim lo come forward aa candidate for aldermanic honors iu Ward I. at Ihe forthcoming elections. Christmas at St. Agnes' Christmas Day wae a vary happy one in "Hi. Agnei' cbureb. Two services were held.' Al t am. Ihe vicar, Hev. Dr. Fea, wae assisted by th* Bev. Norman Thompson, incumbent of Lynn Valley, and at which tbere wa* far th* largest number of communic»nts:ln tk* history of the parish, mor* thay treble of Ibal on sny former occasion. At It am. the full surpliced choir of men and boyi war* present aod tb* service was well rendered, th* congregation joining \, BURRARD INLET AS A NATIONAL HARBOR end Narrowi bridgi. The outstanding feature, had al| been decided upon hy. tbe department aad tbe Hridge Company halt, beeu advised accordingly. He understood tbat the Cumpany desired to hsve j lii' decision witb regard tn * tbe height of the bridge reviewed, with a view to procuring the accept- iiiieT nf a height of furln live instead of fifty live feot. He had been in cuu- lultation with tbe company's solicit- « on et Ottawa with regard tn this fua tur* and Ihuughl it probable that no serious difficulty wuubl be encountered iu procuring this amendment to th* decision of Ibe department. He hoped lo have an opportunity uf conferring wilh thc Board of Directors of the Bridge Company befure returning to Ottawa wilh regard to the matter. In bis opiniun il wuuld lie a good idea to have a small influential deputation composed of one representative uf tbe Bridge compeny, nne for lhe.city of Vaucuuver and uue for lhe Norlh Shore 1 go to OtUwa for the purpose of conferring with the minisler personally with reforence tu this phase of tbo bridge problem. Discussing the movements uf the governmeut dredge Maslmlun, Mr. Stevens slated that Ibe new watcrinaius fur fue .-ily bf Vancouver hail now arrived and it iinni.1 be possible lo resumu opcraliuns ou Parthia shoal at an early ilale. During the delay wbicb bad occurred uu .111 uunl of the. necessity ef changing tin location of (lie water mums across First Narrows, the dredge had uuf been idle, Imi had been cu ploy e.l tu good purpuse at Coal Harbor. The work al thai point was now com- pb'ie.l ami the dredge was now at Wallace Shipyards for minor repairs. Juit ai suuu as (lie overhauling proceu was completed the dredge wuubl begin work again un Parthia shoal, lhe remainder of which would be remuved in sii weeks. Hy that time Ibe uew city water mains would probably be in place and Ihc dredge would proceed without Interruption on lhc work actually willi in First Narrows. Speaking of Ibe poat office si|e Su thie ,(ily, Mr. Stevens said lhat tbe supplementary estimates were nuw' 10 cuurse of preparation and they- would make provisiou for lhe paymenl of the balauce of the purchase price fur tba city hall prupcrly. It was nut likely, huwever, Hial au a|prorialion would be included this year for a poit office building. Mr. Stevens expressed him self as desirous uf securiug a poet office building uf a superiur chancier for this city ami io order to accomplish lins it might be found advisable lu occupy tbe liiiililing now on the property as a pusl ollice fur a short period of lime. 1' Mr. Stevene eipcela lo leave fo; 01 lawa on the iiih uf January. He auli cipali'H Dial Iuc present sessiuni'iif lbe Iluuie will endure untHiiasleykiid possibly longer. *" / le..niii-. iu the familiar Christmas hymns and chants. The vicar preach ed from St. Luke 11:10, tracing the growth uf many of our Christmas cu. inin- from Ibe Vulelld* uf uur pagan Saiun inn lailni and pm ni ing uul lliuse lhat specially belonged te tbe christian festival of Christmas. The congregation was especially large aud Ifae collection was for lhe clergy, widows and orphans' fund of Ibe diocese. Nest Sunday evening a carol service of song will be held instead of the usual sermuu ur address. Application for Uie of Government Dredge NEGATIVE BBPbY HOBIVBD FBOM H H STEVENS, M P. The board of terry directors at tbeir meeting yesterday received a letter from H. H. SKvins, M.P., slaling-thal the dredge Mastodon could not, a* requested, be used for Ibe dredging uf lbat section of lbe ferry -clip on tbe Vancouver side used by tbo Weat Vancouver system owing to tbe dredge not being able to get close enough into tbe shore, the government cannot, therefore accede to the application of the board /or the use of tbe dredge for four days. It was suggested tbat the Pruhliug ur the King Kdward migbt be aeked for. —;—4 Vencouver fee h.ockey team flpi Ip Victoria tonight a scheduled gaffe in . th* coait league. Th* Terminal cily club hop* to maintain their lead in the rttt tm btmnn »*d th* P»tenou enp, 1 M I 1 M 1 - 1 9 Bank of Montreal uieWwiipik ussssom^mmmMmta^mmm' fTw9mm*ii9w9w f99 ff f la C»plUl (puld wp) \- 116,000,000 Reaarve . . . V 116,000,000 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED i Savings Bank Department INTEREST PAID AT CUMIHT *ATI?» North VtiWHlW Branch: F, A. MACRAE, Mt. Crown Bldg., lit Stroet Mmwiw Championship HOCKEY The Fastest Oame In the World VANCOUVERat VICTORIA I lllllll, IIIH llllllill urth Pricse: e Butlr* QaUsry, 60 cenU. Beserved Seats; 11.00. Ica Bkatlng 3 Beselou* Dally. Ti i, ii i "V N.V. Dock & Storage Co. ••s i iin,iin UMITED )R LUMP )R NUT COAL 20 Lonsdale Avenue Phone 568 \ is We Have Some Good Buys in D. L 273, 274,550. See ui if you have a houie to rent, or if you want to get i a houie. , We have tome lovely homes for sale. , Listings wauled. NORTH VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE CO. 110 Eiplanade. Phone 227 ft. C. BISS J. A. WOODS T1"- -<, Must be Sold Am instructed by consignees to tell.immediately 40 tons Choice Highland Table Potatoei, very low price in 5-sack tot's; 15 tons carrots, beels, \ 20 torn hay. Apply R. W. Eaton, cn. Nortn Shore Coal & Supply Co. 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Tbia is really nnt as niuili ignorance as lark of training in arl 1st in matters, for tbe moit "ul ivated in otbor iliruitiiiiis cannot iee any reason or beauty in an impressionist picture which they will deierihe as fgiiy or not clear. What tiie average person wants is a straight elaar print taken on tbo most bright and sunny day with every little detail brought out. If ihey ran read the lettering on a sign about a mil* away with a tolerable amount nf clearness ihey will show tbeir print to all and ni'i'ily ami will enlarge on the quality of their li'm. iuhMIii' excellence of the camera. All of whieb may lie true and i - iiv right, but there is another side to the picture. Tlii-i.' is something to say for tho impressionist, in fart a great deal. Qen- i'l.ill.i he is the mere true artist ami l.niii-.n '. lu'i he is after, even if he does not always get It. The liil in' between the improa,. sionist and the uther fellow |a that one sees an impression ami alms at getting it, whilst the other sees every detail ami wants all he can yio^uu his negative. The two schools of thought have ini'l many arguments on the subject, cadi cluimiug tn be rigbl. Tlie oue argues that on looking at a Innil-i-ii|n' and focusing tbe eye upon it iiiilv a certain very small portion can be taken in, the rest being blurred to the vision or impressionistic only. Hi tries to secure a negative in Ibis man- ni'f. Tu focus or briug iuto prouiin ence one small portion of the picture throwing the reniaiuder out of focus uml thus securing an impression. The other sebool will argue that everything in nature is clear and iu focus to the eye, though not to lie taken iu all at ouca, it ia there, and therefore the photograph sbould be taken in the same manner, leaving the eye In see esartly ill ihe finished phut in- it iild nature Itself. It is quits clear io everyone that the iiiiiiiini eye is incapable of seeing oh jecte at different planes ef distance. That is, if the eye is looking at an oh juet twenty yards away all in front ami beyond is out of focus. With the camera it is different, It sees all al ouce ami by stopping down everything can be brought into focus. Holh these schools of photography are riglit ami as a matter of fact both sre wrong. As there are two sides to every ques lion, so there are to this. Tbere is uo rule end none can be dogmatic. All depenils upon the individual and bis pariiruiar taste, bul from tbe ar lisliu point of view tbe impressiouist picture is the one tu be appreciated must by lovers of arl. It will generally be found that tbe photographer who can Uke a good nn |.n■■■:■lu'iii-in- picture ran easily take the plain-straight picture. He bes .long lioce toouc through the various phases of progress in thc art and has only arrived at the impressionistic stage by sheer plodding and constant application. lie knows lhe general public wili nul appreciate his work, bul be alsu knuws (ami is content with the know ledge) thai he is far ahead in his work anil this is his reward. II is very amusing to walk through un iiliilnlinn of photographs ami ,to hear the remarks passed on the impressionist pictures. Puny types Huy are often called and not iu a coinpiimcn ■im manner. it will generally be noticed however lhat tbey are well away the prize win ners; and it must be understood that the judges know Iheir business and do not give prizn for nothing. . Lei it not Iff thought tbat funy types of any kind or Ibe nul of focus picture will do. There ie eu arl in it not eaay to follow by (be average amateur. ,,/ lie must net think Iieeause bis pic tura is fuzzy It is therefore artiitic. tt may only be out of focua tnd bad. A very old friend of tne writer's ami a prominent ini'inbcr of I well known club in his early photographic days used to bring In print* for criticism. He always bad tii own opinion of ble work wbicb was a good one. On* batch of prints he waa quit* proud of tnd pointed witb glee to a certain print saying "now tben that's a good one, it's Inuy." fU got over it in time and did good work. in conclusion ena can ooly repeat the edvjce frequently given. Keep on. Slick to |t aod keep * record ef print* to tempty* other* w|tb, It will be seen tlw great difference there ia between print* a year old aad progress ran f*} noted. /" : 'lb t , Print front every uegatlvo union absolutely a spoiled pn* anil eompare re- gnlarly nne with tbe other. Ily thl* meana-tnanj: leuona ean be learned and good wortiUwiMl to fellow, New York Millinery (or Mid-winter l*rtt, small ant) medium bats vie with each other , fori flnt place, muck and white Ir featured prominently, Pl*ck velvet or plush bill) Wilb u profusive trimming of paradise or ostrich, mako a smart showing with tba vivid colour iug of many nf tha evening gowns. A omre elaborate use of ostrich in every conceivable shad* and style Is a feature of many pf lbe Ifcrgu and medium hate. In inauy'vases the small fur hats wilh paradise or oitrjeh trlmmiugs make a smart contrast to the large mudels. The large Hal fleorgette hat thin very early in the season gave promise of beiug the most iiiiii'icil style fer both streel and evening wear has come iu almost last in the race -llm fascinating tiny 1 hitpeiiu, similar to tbuse weru by the Orltintais, being a later feature ef Pall millinery. Thu small hat ie a popular type in Paris. Velvet, plush or fur is equelly es effective in the develupmeut of tnis type nf hat as tho material is draped over a soft frame and ills aimust snugly lo the head. A spray of paradise plan'.I directly in thu back of the model is all lhat is uncujsary to complete a musl fascinating piece uf headgear. A mudel made uf tailless ermiiie shows a small linn crown. The white paradise 1 ar ranged iu a must unusual manner ut Ibe back uf ihe hat. Twu small black velvet hai. make excellent illustration, of the small hat, Ihe trimming of which . is comparatively simple. One shows u iliapiiiji nf velvet aiid lhc other a bunch uf clique at the hack. Many of the new iiiojlels follow this outline, but as this is a style not becoming lo thi average person, a wider range of sales in fur luun is nuied. Hrima of fur wilh soft crowns of I.iin a.led velvet and paradise Irimmiiig are characteristic of many of the smart fur hats for mid winter Tho elungaled lino, aa well as round models with Ihe rolling up turned brims and medium low crown, is shown. Thu vogue for us ing a bat band of tbe same fur on tbe bat as is used on Ibe gown is popular this season ami gives an escelleut op portunity for diversity of styles. This mode of trimming is especially atlrac tive whon used iu Ihe larger models, Ibal for formal indoor occasiuns is a must attractive addition lo lhe cos tuuie, i), in,1 is takiug particularly well—those uf the ilefrisn ami curled variety sharing equal honors. tim,, the -I,ml,11,,in,,1, ui colourings in Illi* merchandise is eitenaive, the milliner has an excellent Held upuu which lo work, ami there is no end to the .lit ieiciii styles iu fancy uslrieh hand* ami feather novelties. Mark and white, taupe, lhe brown shade with a bit uf lhe new HeMn.nl mis showing here ami Ihere are in lhc lend. Taupe seems to be quite a lino rite (his seasuu owing lo Die popularity of inoli■si.m, ami taupe plush is noted worn with moleskin ami may l" had to match perfectly in coloring. A deep er shade of laupe is alio noted ami i. preferred to lhe lighter shades. Hilil'ini.n arc imi,iiii;,- Iheir own and many of the smart streel hats show a simple trimming ofjilaiu or picol edged rjbhou The shades of French blue, gold and black and white, with black ur white edges are given lhc preference. A clever idea in using ribbon is In '■sii le it iu places around .the edge of lbe hat and lini.li at the bsck wilh a lat bow. A single small lower or French bouquet at ona aide makes a must attractive auil youthful model. The vogue for wearing artificial How ers wilb Ihc street costumes and even ing gowns has accelerated busiues. along this line, uyd lbc manufacturers report t most satisfactory season. Or cbids, gardenias,. lilies of Ihe valley, roses aod tiny' French i,.,,n,,,,,,,,,, made up of a Variety of very small flow ere are among thoso favored, while large gp|d ami silver ami black and while roses ere shown tbe preference for ose wilb evening gowns.—The Mil linery Trade Beview. i9 tortu'Y. Vtetatil la I'ur. k.„ A The Honourable Iba Mini.ler of Public Wurks will receive, up to IS o'clock noon of Monday, Kb of January, illl proposals fur Ibe purchase of the Cowls laaollne engine and attachments amoved from (he launch "H. J. Hkln- remove ~*t The engine can be seen at Taylor A ouna'e machine shape. Georgia streel, Aal Harbour. Vancouver fhe rlirht Is rcs^rvod tu reject the bin ur any pro publio Wo Department of Public Worka", , Victoria, B ti., ilrd Dscerab M.A3U11ADLL uina Are rendered more acceptable from tbe faet that tint ara waft). SEE our large llnei of HouaefnrnlaWnga UA Oooblag lft*»a|la In AJMP Um »Wm4 an* Or»mt*W*r*i Prom now until onrlaWwi wa WW «|v* FWB to *v«y p*r»on biijrtty a atoyo, range or beetar for caab, their choice of any cooking utenell* (u the store, to the valuo of in per ceut. of tbe price of itov* purchased, provided the buyer bu la tb*lr poaaeiifon a copy of tbi* ad. ===== \ D.McNAIRNIE - TUB SATISFACTORY HARDWARE .' mi and Jnwtfale »0»TR VAPQUVBB Phon* 861 mrtmmmiwm " Short Lessons in Household Economy "' Are you using carbon laupe for lighting? n- Do you know that Tungsten lamps give tbree Untie tbe amount ef light obtained from a carbon limy with the iame consumption of current? Would It uot be advlaable for you to ucuri thla Improved form of lighting? After you bave coniidered the above queries visit our aalaeroomi md oak the limp counter clerk to demonstrate Ut* difference between the Tungiten lamp and the ordinary carbon- lamp. For the convenienceidf our cOsj.pnicrs we carry a full line of Tung ■teu lamps of au approved type In etoc>: 115 Esplanade West, North Vancouver. .Phone 66 ■i V'1* 4 ■ BE SURE to arrange for buying your New Year's Groceries at DesBrisay .s. Our stock is large, varied, carefully selected, always fresh. Customers can rely on getting satisfaction for their money at all limes. DesBrisay Jobbing Co. CORNER J'OURTll AND LONBDALB HARDWARE Phone 297 GROCERIES i- HAY, FLOUR AND FEED POULTRY BUPPLIB8 A BPBOIALTY Tlmulby Hay (new) Oiover Hay, (new) Alfalfa Hay Crushed Oati, OnU, Llnaecd Heal PRICES BIOHT B. * K. Chicken Ohop, Bit Hi ut. ii Food B ii H Cracked Corn Lee's Fig Maker Lea'i Insect Powder Bwlft'a Beef Bcfape DBLIVBBIB8 PROMPT THE Brackman-Ker Milling Co.,Ltd. OFFICE: 116 ESPLANADE, EAST PHONE 4 PALACE HOTEL Second tkm\ Eaat, North Vancouver, B. C. Pouettei the fiwil roof garden on the Pacific Coaal. Band concert every Friday, evening Irom 8 to JO. - ' Hot and cold water in ofery room. Ratea:r- / ' European Plan/only $1.00 a day up. Wttftyfot^OOup. Meal Tkke<i $5.00. L. REpA, Proprietor —— I, . ' veweuery as uiro In fht BIRKB Btora you com* fan* to face with tba f bal* jewellery world, ita fiuhloni and it* fancies, Ita dalntlaa and it* lururlea. There ti a coinplateneia about tbut department of our atore which Will be readily noticed by every customer wbo enten our door*. HERE MAT BE FOUND SUITABLE OIPT8 FOB BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. NECKLACES—Finely jewelled ind nandaomely deilgned, BROOCHES - Iu every quality and fashion, aet witb tba flneit gem* or wltb eeini-precloua itouea. BRACELETS In all the lataet fasbloua, either Jewelled or plain. PINS—Banging front the elaborately Jewelled bar p|n to tba Simula, dainty blouaa aud lace pin. OAMEOB-In broodies and riati. Beautifully tinted Oorali and Shells from tb* abadow of MoSjtt Vaauvlua. SIONET BINQS-Iu every known etyla, plain or engraved to suit tba wearer. CUFF LINKS- iu iuch an assortment of atylaa that all may purcbaie that which will pltaaa. bOARF FINS—A icarf pin la a gift which a man alwayi appreclatM. We have a atock of icarf pin* »howlng *v*ry degree of quillty, .' .' ' ■•':'■''■ Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. JBWBLBBS, SILVERSMITHS, WATCHMAKERS. George K. Trorey, Managing Director. Haitingi and Granville Streets - Vancouver, B. C. NOTICE Those wishing to select Pot Plaut* eud Out Flowen fer OhrleUuae gifts bad hotter come early and get their choice. We have a nice selection of plants In flower, also Forna of all description,' Palme, etc. . / We have ulsu growing at our nurseries the liuost stock of Roses, Shrubs etc. lu B. 0. Plant right now. Oall or villa fer our cats Icgue. Out Flowers, Floral Designs, Wedding Boiii|tie\. etc, on ihort notice. SIMPSON & WIGHT THB LOOAL FLOBI8T8 Two block* last of Lomdalo Oar. Oor, 17th and Bt. Audrew's Ave Two block* weit of Boulevard Oar. Phone 836. ALEXANDER SMITH Candidate for Mayor ,.. tv is Alex. Smith Announces Election Platform BEWERAOB QUESTION IB CITED AB OHIBF PLANK Ur. Alexander Smith, wliu lusl wuek consented to enter Ihu Ilebl for the pending mayoral election, has furmu ii'i iui a comprehensive "platform," which will be fouml below, embodied in a letter addressed tu the city's ubic toratoi— To Ihe Electors ef tbe City of North Vancouver i. i.tn'.. ami Gentleman1 "^ After ni ii fli pressure ami rcpcati'd solicitation, of a very large number of friemls, comprising ratepayers and citr /ens, I have cuiiseulcil lo accept li oln ili ation, ami beg to offer myself as rainli ilale for the ufflce uf mayur. I respect fully/ami earnestly ask yuur suppurl ul ihe forthcoming election iu January, ililil M i|iinliiii iiiiinii. lur this high uiiii''' are Known lu you all, ami I am lol lu believe dial my lung resilience ami experience uf the city'i needs, my bus! uens connection with llie city ami my record iluring the previous four uml mn ii.iil years that I ronscieiitiou.lt served you, lull;, i|uulify mc ami wu/ rant my candidature Sewerage.—The ijuesliup of t coin prehensile end efficient syslem uf low crag( fer all lime is lo tny mind uf lbc most 'vital importance. I really lie lieve it is cent milt p*cei*ary Hint wc eugage the services uf en eipert engineer iu this special licpartmenl of engineering to examine lbe present system wilbuut further delay ami to rT1 FOlfSALE M ..." '**»* *i / Waterfront Properties, District Lot 274 In Blocka 17tVl72. Business Blocks on Lonidale Avenue Lota 10 it 11, Blk. 165, D.L. 274. South Half of LoU 1-4 inc. Blk. 166, D.L. 274 t Modern Residences, Eitensive Groundi On Ottawa Garden*, Corner Mahon Avenue. On Grand Boulevard, Corner Keith Roed. I'or Pricei, Termi and Further Particular!, apply to The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company Limited Liability Norlh Vancouver Agenti (or LONDON AND BRITISH NORTH AMERICA CO. United 543 PENDER STREET. VANCOUVER, B C '"• Phone Seymour 6266 ■ : f _ M*w m9mj wb mt tt i / *^mtm » tm tmt j mvvv "■ ""* »...,.,,,,,,...,., .»>.., .a.,., „a-- wuulil save many limes the eapeuie in ihu future. I am convinced ve should lirulit by the mistakes made by the ■dty of Vancouver, which now, after twenty years' experience and acting uii the uilvice of numcruna engineers, finds t imperali'vnly neceuary to rearrange It* system, liuiisiduriug tbe future iiealth nf tlie cltirens, aa well as the sma|l cost liiiiiiicinily now, 1 am con- lideni tlio expenditure wunli) be a wise one. f Street*.—| um of th nplnion tbat ifhi'i'i'ti-r possible streets i liiiiilii be nuiiii- ui a permanent nature, lu Iho main streets of Hie city I would adve i-ui i' the lui-inn of cement - sidewalks anil utilizing the plonk sidewalks al present in usu fur the exteneinii of side walks where needed In Ihe residential parts of fee city. Public Utilities. I am a Arm believer in municipal owueriblp, espuclelly ai regards ull undertakings of public util ity, and it has pleased me to seo tbat the prusent cuuncll has already turned their i'lie iiiiun tu the termi of the present lighting agreement, which er pires shurlly. Second Nsrrows Bridge.—I lune consistently worked In help forward in every possible manner the speedy cun slrucfiun uf ihe Second Narrows bridgi uml shill continue lo use my best efforts to line end. Ol'vlc Centres— Tlio early establish muni uf :i permanent civic centre fur the cily is tu my miml uf llie highest Importance) liul a. the present council has this mailer nuw under ceuildera Hull, I consider any further remarks would lie ill iin.i i Tramway Services. Tin' ropreienti lion recently made hy lliu ilistricl ef West Vanrouver seeking Ihc coopers liuu uf lhe Huiii.I of Trade ami citiico* of lhe Norlh tihme generally lo aid them iu gelling Ihe ii. I'. Kleclric Kail wuy Company lo extend their car ser tice inlu Wcsl Vuncouver il of greul Importance ami will receive my sup purt, for iu my eploiou much beuefll ninl business lo the merchants nf Ihis city wuulil result. Public Parks aud Open Placea. I may stale thst il was al my suggeslion lhal Malum Vm wa. purchased liy lhc city iu lllll. In lhe past I have slroug ly upheld .uch policy, sud did all I peialbly .niiii lu Induce the cily tu purchase lhc l<oimdulc liardcus in conjunction wilh lhe lerry syslem, bu| un fortU*e)tely wilhoul success. Mayor's Salary.- A. I interpret the i,i.-iiui.".. nu provisiou is io,mi fur a mayur'. salary, except in cities having a pupulalion of .'ll.iinn I am far frum desirous of pluring die responsibility on lbc couucil ol toting mc any cmolu menl by resolution, and if elected I ceo promise lo eerie lhc electors lo lhc I"' i of my ability wilhoul such un provided remuneration. Vour. faithfully, AUiXANDKU SMITH J Railways Must Give Public Notice New Amtudmeut* to Bailway Act Ba quire Publicity In filing Plus The acl lo siucii.l Ihe railwiy act. uuw befure the Huuse al Ottawa, make, impurlanl protrsiuus wilb reference lu dcposiliug plan, by railway rianpeniei l ii'l'i existing .e.i,,iiiiun. railway com penies bate I ■ >ie able lo 6le plau. with Ihe guteriiiyint or the railway iiuard without uiJiug publir notice in any way, ami Wiiin >lc I parlic. were lefl lo discover wbal >!r|» were beiug taken a. best tbey euuld I'nder the uew ar rangcnicnl however Ihis transaction is made subject lu siltrrli.ing regulatluui similar to lliu.c ulher mailer, of.a like order. V The am,'iiiiun nl. which is in 'barge uf Hun. Dr. I'a.gram. read, as fjlluWs. .-.. ii.iii l.'.ii of lhe Ilailway Ati. chap ter .17 uf Ihe revised stalu^n, n hire by amended by adding tfieielo Ihe ful lowing as subsections t, I ami 10 te speiilvely; "I. The company shall drposi' lie plan, pintle aud book of reference with the Hoard for sanrlioo by Ibi /iosil a. bereinatler provided, end .hell also deposit, iu the ollice of Ihr registrar of deeds for earb dislricl or rounly through which lbc reiiwey Is lo pais, a copy thereof certified by Ibe iniotary of the company le br a true ropy, or a, copy so cerllled of such pari, ihrnof es relate to'loal dlslrirrl or county'. "I. Tbe rompany iliall give nolice of sucb deposit end of the dale at which application will be made tf tba Hoard for sanction of Ibe plan, profile and book of reference "U. Tbe nolle* >ueii bi given by aelverli.i'iiienl for a period ef si leaa! four weeks before tb) aald date v "(a) lo each isw* ef Ibe Canada Oa wile during that period; and— ' "(b) In (*rb di.lrirl or roOaty through wbicb Iba railway is lo paas, in each Issue during lbat perujd of some newspaper published in thai di* trin l or country, or, if tbere bt ne eacb newspaper, tliu ip Ike atrial geieUe tf lot prfvlare; ftd- ' - ■ wl w VtHMHIMIl MfIMMIi , of Commerce — i i. Capital $15,000,0011 Rest $12,500,000 Nortb Vancouver Branch Now Located at the Corner ef LONSDALE AVI ani Ile ESPLANADE -— Jv A General Banking Buiineu TraptattraA SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Interest is allowed on all deposits of $1 and upwards. I. A. FOBSTJI*^ ' ^ Hunger. ; 'i FRAMES It ia cheaper to buy frames for your doors and windows made by machinery tiuu to mike them by baud. We are in a position to supply many nines from Block and any ilie on tbe slioiiost possible uotlce. Our outside frames Include blind itop and casing. Oall and get our atock list. Dickinson & Son, Ltd. iiiu I in Eiplauado Eaat P. O. Box 1719. Phone 222 P. TARN C. T. BREWER TARN & BREWER REAL ESTATE CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS tetimatee Cheerfully Given Telephone 208 210 Lonidale Ave. North Vancouver l>. II. He,, lllllll North Vancouver Lumber Co. fe-Bsr >en. >|l|| I'll,,,,, Wl i iiiiiii, uuii. mn aar .'.Nil li.-lii. ii.. aaa 'I t tl Kll II |(|.; »l Min li - Kill. I l.n in aad SI'HI I I 1 I UIII II IIIIIIIIH _, Mill HUM.a IIIII «i. I IM-II MIIHK an* ilKKIil: ITITIM.lt leiiieiiik Murk, ii.iiiii anil llauUNaitlna a .geelnlt) SUNK lll.Mlllllu ui.,I lllllllls l'l' HAI.K I'llll K .«>» Mill ar.l ll.ll..r eaieiaris, Kaglaaadr Cast I'laalai Mill auU Kaclori Eaplanade and St. George III ii- Ilk tin "li '(-in 11 >j n 11 • im * -nli NORTH VANCOUVER LUMBER CO. "(i | When any such districl ur counly i> iu lhe province of louche, or in lhc prut nice uf Manitoba, the ii'i terli.emenl susll be in both lln- Kng ii.li and Preach languages." Vancouver Briefs A herd of elk sre nott being secured in Wyoming for btralluoiia Pllk, the ne* II I' Won.lerlaiid on Vaucouter Island, Tbr department of public tn.ii.' ha. aulburired a su'riey of Seymour Nar row. lu ascertain lhc feasibility of con strutting a liridgr frum lhc mainland lo Vancouver I.laml Tbe Canadian .Nurlberu Ilailway list |iioiin.i'el Ihc Vaiieouter city council lo make Ihi. ill bowe puri^and lo es labii.h a line uf sleam.hip. un Ihr I'a rllc before lllllll. The new iiinii ■tuny iiiiiiiu ami liuti-l now under ronslruiliun al lbc curner of I'ender ami Burrard slreels, bl a total cost of nearly tl.i'i'e.'i'in. mil be ready for occupancy on August I, 1013 ' A sile .o.lmg, ilo'i.i.in on lluiuer ((reel bas jusl bj^n liougbl by Ikt Charles Kawicil'Co Ud., of Hackiitlr, iN, H. stove manufacturers. A llitcc slorey warehouse now standing un tbe site will be u.cd temporarily The (loteinmi'iil dredge, Mastodon, bu beeo commissioned to remove Ibe Parthia sboal iur/euicg lbe depLh sl the entrance io Vaacouver harbor from i'i iu 'i'i feel Tbis Improvement will greatly benefit dwpiee eb|pping. Tbe tt P. B bai juit sold a Heel Of Itld ia the southern part of Van • router lo uu nni-iliiiili company for a mini approiimalind tltnftlM). Hen deuces lu the value uf i:',i|ilil.i)ilU (till lee creeled iluring Iiii.I ami subsei|Ueul yeara Thai Canada uuu occupies a poni f lion ol preeminence a. li in l.i lor llie > profitable inie.lui.nl of Hrilish eapi lnl i. the iuii 0..\ ut Mr. A Iiiiiiiu, ii prominent 1,1'ii'iuii ffynunu Mr, (lul lin. .ithu hu. in.i uniii-.I in Vancou .- ier frum Au.lralia, is making a lour of I'ausela oo In. way home That i .iiinii ui < al lie kings bate Iheir eye. on llle i iiiiinliuu Wosl i» lhc .lalcmcnl made in Vancouver today by II li Morrisun of Nsn Francisco, who is ou Ihe market lo iuu ure l'|il,i|iw acres . ' ', ul pilling land Tin' trails will proli ably In' lee, iiii .1 near Kilmuulon. j nmi uier|«'s New Oeech. tlie King's; tirw Male coach, a itialclilessipicii; >.'! Britisli woiinian- «bii), Iiu hull lakeu i., Buchingliain I'alece Irom Barker A Co.'i, in Suulli Audley itie'el. Mu.iluir Thia is no rival nf Die marsivc elided coach, wliii-b appears vu vccaalon* ol fullest stale, ll ii lighter niui !• -.- gorgeous Tin body ii dark in color, hut Iho panels are made splendid hy Ihc lull rujul iiiiiii A finely carved Vail •round llic lop ol the couch lake llic Form of iiui'i thi-ili shamrock mnl palm, ihc leller being eiiihlemiilic nf lln empire. The mine deijirj Ikurs , In thc ipecially woven silk lahoOrcliti iipliiil.il ry ol thr Interior. A mogul. (Iceiil hluf and icorln hamimr clolh. willi gold laaacls and bonier., coven m Ihe driver's leal. Every hit ol Ih" mail-rial is llnli.-li etcepl Uie panels nl Honduras mshugiiny. The liemc is of Brilleh iih and Irnm flril to.deat the coach look l'l moulh.- lo build. It lakes Hn'' place of ihe one thai wai burned a year ago, and will doubtles. be used at tlie coming )evc«. Hi builders have been coedimakera for U0 ve»n. . Publiibid Tnaideyi and Friday! by North Shore Praii, Limited. MQ. H, MfiBDBN, KD1T0B AND MANAOBB, __ Bates of 8nbierlptlooi-Oiii year, (LOO, Six monthi, tie. Three monthi, 26o. United Btatei and Foreign, (8,00 per yepf. Advertleing BaUa WW 9a QuoUd ou Application. Tka Biproae le devoted to tba Intereata of tha North Shore of Hurrard Inlet aioluatvaly. It conitltutee an advertleing medium of exceptional value for reeahlng in a thorough and eSeetlve manner the population of Nortb Vancuuvor City and Diitrict, Every effort le made to give advertleori tbe moit eatisfactory eervlce. All changes in contract advertisements sbould be in tbe printers' bauds not later tban 10 a. m, Monday and 5 p. m. Wedneeday to eniure insertion In tlia following Iuue. Worth Vawtiwar, B. 0,. .December 87, 1018. DISTBIOT BY-IAW0 FOB WATEB- WOBK8 AMD FOB SCHOOLS Tbi ratepayers of the district of North Vaneouver will vote upon iwo luiiiiel hy laws tomorrow, ono to uu iboii/e the burrowing of tho sum of forty thousand dollan for ivaterwcrki purpqses mid tbe other to uutiiori/oibu linrruwiiig of ilxtytwo thousand dol lui;. for school purposes ' The iiniiiii under tbe lirst named hy- luw is io In borrowed on the security of Iho I.mn Valley water district and lu he used in connection with lbat ays li'iii The rapid deyulopment of the diitrict served liy the I.ynu Valley system has rendered necessary improve in.nin and extensions the demand for whieb has liguu met thus far to a cer- tain oitent out of general revenue, hut it bus been fuuml iinpussible lo kbup pace by Ihis means with the rapidly Increasing demands which Ihu growth of Lynn Valley and surrounding terri lory has made upon the waler service lu order lu make adequate provision for the development uf the system, il lias been fuuml necessary j^ilopt thu method provided for 'oflB bylaw. The nn,,i.ii,i which It is the intention to borrow ((40,000) has been based upon a vory careful estimate of the requirements uf (be area served by the Lynn Valley system. The debentures will constitute a distinctively water works /loan i by the rales ami charge, collected on the Lynn Valley lystaib, the bonds being guaranteed by lhe ilistricl. The, bylaw fnr school purposes ia submitted at the request of the Hoard of School Trustees ami is designed to make provision for the continually in creasing demand, of tbe situation from en mini.iiiui.nl point of view. The trustees have given mature ron.idera linii lo lhe requirements nf Ihe dis Inii with the result thai it is consider ered Imperative that al least Iwu addi tioiial achool buildiug. be provided by Ihe end of (lie summer vacation of Iillil. With Ibis object In view, options haic been taken, un carefully selected ■get, suitable for tlp> purpuse smi lhe liy Isw i. submitted in order lo provid llie necessary fuml. fur lbe purchase of these pieces of property. It wua the desire of Ihe llosnl lo have Ihis liy law submitted iluring the present uiiuii li for two reason., first because ttie options un lbe properly involved hsve been iu existence for some time snd il was necessary (ha' act ion he , IsU'n before theae options expired, ami ii. the second place, because il ws. fill thai all lbe available lime would lm required in order to complete the purelia.e, clear the school silos and have tbe boilelings in readiness by the dale of the closing of th. auminer lmii day. The excellent pdrpoae. for which Ihese twu by laws are submitted are niiii as to commend Ihem to the fa inrable consideration of all progress lie ami enterprising ratepayer.. The waterworks systems and the education sl facilities denote two of the .tuple ami mn.I necessary feature, of au up to ilale ami well ordered community, and .1 lieag are characteristics in which the district of North Vancouver ha. al way. .lood in the foremost rank aim up the ilistricl municipalities of lhe* lower mainland. of Mr White would eust Canuda eight million' dollars more. In actual operation the clause has worked out as follows! The iiiiiini Trunk Pacific bonds gave mil brought very high prices on tbo money market' 'At preseut they slaml at 78. Bonds huve been issued for £7,200,11011. ^Tbe government has had to pay lhe difference between the sell ing prico uml t pur to ihe company and last year a chock for a cool Hvo'niilliiius was paiil over lo the (I. T, I', It wus u direct gift tu Hie company ami au ub luilnie loss io the country, There still remains lo lie issued wilh in the next two or three years £11,1110, llllll of these lioinla After allowing for 'Commission, etc., these bonds would on the basis nf the proem market price realize net about 74, Ihu. leaving ll points, lhe difference belween par uud the selling prico tn be made up by the government amount iiig tu (8,1)110,000. Under lhc "Implement ing" clause in llic ugreenienl tin' gov eminent would lune no alternative 'ml i^ to pay over Ibis uniuuul lo the compuny in cash na un absolute gift. What Mi White proposes to do is lo devote purt of the surplus tut pari basing these bonds gt pur ittliie uml in the ensuing two or tbree years the remainder m,U lie taken up. Thus line liran.l Trunk Pacilic will get its mouey \iuylln country, instead^if iuukiug u ii.-J u.i of (8,01111,000 ill addition to lhe tlfi Ullil already paid oier, will inveat its aiirpiua and receive il per cent on ita money with the assurance- of the re I'm iif the people's mouey ut llie date. ou wbicb llie loan uuder the debenture issue of the railway company beiTMltei repayable. TIC iJiuujf i iiiiun^ .A I *%, We make » feature of preparing printing thst i« profitable to our pstrom. W« study type faces ant) effects to insure attractive arrangement, and we believe you will appreciate our handling of your work. From a card to a huge poster or an illustrated catalogue we will give you a figure or our advice, NORTH SHORE PRESS, LTD. = FIRST STREET, EAST Burrard Inlet Tunnel &S0NS Bridge Company OF (rid. i ik NOTtCB IH IIKIIEHY OIVKN thul uu application will be muelu to llie i'ur iiiiini nl uf Canada at the present session thereof by Hie Hurrard Inlet Tun nel ami Bridge I'uinpuny for au oaten sion of lime wilhin which lo commence construction of ils milliorueel lines of i,nlnu. ami bridge uud tunnel DATKI1 ul lhe City uf Vancniiver, i'r.Vijiii'e of lirijisli Columbia, this 'Jiiiiel 'lay'i>f Noi ember, lllli!. \ IH'H.NH 4. WAUEM,' 115 WiNeh lluilding, V'eucmlYnr, Jl , solicitor) for Hie Applicant, Hon A MASTER STKOKE W, T. While, Minister of Pin rspa ame al Ottawa, Is proving bis ■ ity for the important post which he Occupies by proposing a departure in niiiniii.I Iiii.in iiig which is deslgued lo save Canada at a single stroke, some eight millions of dollari Ile proposes lo devote pari of lhe iiii.. ii or twenty million dollars lur plus which he will he able to announce in bis budget speech Ibis yeir to the purchase of (Irand Trunk Paiiflc tbree per reel, bonds guaranteed hyj tbe gov ernmcnl. And thereby htegs a story. When tba agreement waa drawn up between lbe dauriur government aud Ihe (Irand Trunk,Pacilic a riause kuown as the "implementing" riause wae in se/ted. Tbis clause provided lbat Ibe difference belween the selling price of the company's bondi aod tbe par valfe provided that tba telling price waa be loir par, ibould be paid by tbe Doniiu log government Tbie III advised clause baa already toot tba country some Ave Million dollars, ant* bat for tbe aetioa i THB I.ENUTHENINU DAYS Homebody who professes lo he in poasessiou of inside information lias undertaken lo enlighten Hie public Willi reference In whul he claims is a popu lar fallacy aneul the increasing da) light, following lln winter solstice The commonly accepted belief I. to the crTcot Dial after December il.l lhc sun rise, a lillle earlier ami sets n little later each ilay. This wiseacre oiilenils lioweier lbat such is not ae inuii. Hie fact, uml he declares lhal u aludy ot the lime of aunriac and of sunscl for ,, few days following Decern ber iilsl will eouvioce lhe most -1,'j Ileal. ll is stated that at u mailer of fad Hie sun starts lo set luler each night, as early as Ihe (Ir.t week in December of each year, bul that Hie suu also uiiiiiiucs io rise later eueli morning That is to say, although the sun muy set on December 20th, for instance, two or three minutes later ihun il did ton duys before that ilale, il likewise rises on December 80th three minutes later than il did leu days before. . Hence llle ilay. continue lu show less <lbylighl KNUI.ASU 8O0IBTY BENBFIT Lodge Western Boia, No. 386 Meeling. o.' this lodge are held in the Knights of Pythias ll.nl. corner of Chesterfield avenue uud Fourth slreei, on Hie lirsl ami third Fridays in each uiiuii li, al li u'cluck p. in Coniiuiiiiirulluiis ami ;i|pli. iiliiim, fol membership lo be addressed to iluruld lu',.,. secretary, I' (1. bin lliiil. Hi . i. li... i ■ Duys press Ollice. BOYS WANTBD eel. Apply'at Ks Vancouver Buiineu Directory BUBINBSa OOLLEOEB SPROTT- SHAW Buiineu College 336 Haatlnga St. W. Canada's Graal.sl Western Sohool Et. J. Spruit, B.A., - -Uunagtt BBAL BBTATE suid Ibi. proporllon ceases -and* lie evenings daily grow longer al a punt er rate than lhe mornings grow shorter Ki i'ii afler December -1st bowel er, lhe sun continues lo rise later co/ii 'lay, Me.mlv afler January Isl lhe sun rise. al ils very lutc.l hour, then'slowly al first, but luiei al a faster rale, the mornings bwgiii lo grow ligbl at an ear lier hour, lieforc the end of January, the gain iu daylight is clearly percep lillle. This new light 011 an ul.l subject is of interest in view of,Ihe fad that il .all. for a revision of the popularly uc icpteel theory of lbe lengllieiiiiigdays. SI Mil-Sis III. (iOAI. MININIi IUiUlil,A','UIN» Coal iuu.11.1 lights ot llle lloinlnloi. In Manitoba, iliiska(cticwai) and Alli.r- t. (lie Yukon Territory, tliu North-weal Territories and In a [ioiilon of llic ino* vin. •■ of Brlllsb e e,luiiiiel,1, may lie leased for a term of Iweiity-ouu years at an unnoul rental of 11 an acre. Not moru than 1.660 acree will be leased to one applicant. Application for a lease most bs mad. liy the applicant In peraon 10 till Agent nr Sub-Agent of the dislriot In which Ihu rights applied for are elluated. In surveyed terrKory (lis land must lie described by sections, or legal sob- illvlslons of sections, and in unsurvey- ml territory- the tract applied for shall lie slaked out by the applicant hlm self Each application muat ba accompanied liy a fe. of 16 which will he refunded If tlie rlglils applied for ure 1101 uv,ill.iiii.■ hut not otherwise. A royalty shall he nald on the merchantable output of the mii" at the ra(e of five cents tier lop. The person operating Hie inlns shall furnish Die Agenl with sworn returns accounting for ths full ouunllty ot merchantable coul mined and pay ths royally thereon If the coal mining el. iii ura not being operated, such it- liirni should lie furnished al least ones a ye Th rlirr/t. ,. .. „, ...li/. .1 11 purchase w liuie ver available surface iteliis may be considered nee- usaary fur Ihs working of the. mine al ilie rale if 110 all acre. For lull Information anpllcaijon '. e'ui 'nu in ui .„« I,,,.,,., ......ra, ... lo any agenl or Sub-Agent of Dominion l0||, |1|f Lands W. W. COBV, ■ Deputy Mint.ler of (he Interior N. B—(Jnaulhorlaed publication ol Copies of Hie 1'itpres. Christmas edi Ihia adverliasmenl will nol hs paid for " ' All Nortb Vancouvsr people rat at LEONARDS' - • 1, foi u.n ................ Either Flack Hlock or Hustings St., Ou December iiOth or 2lsl however iiysliouid be msde (0 (he seerelary of tbt .. ,. , «. ■ , lieiiariment of Hie. Interior, Ottawa, or opposite the nsw post office. Leonard S. E. White DRY GOODS AND STATIONERY STOKE Dolla Toy a tnd Xmaa Cards now on viow, 26k Fint Street Eut Yorkshire Guarantee & Securities Corporation, Limited 440 Seymour Street EEAI, ESTATE < LAND ANI) MORTGAGE INVESTMENT ESTATES MANAGED » FIRE INSURANCE R. Kerr Houlgale - - - Mauagei RESTAURANTS . leiae will Include Ihe coal mining I only, boi Ihe lessee may be psr- > bv (hs pound. Il.'l lion can be hail sl this oflice. Bend your frlenda who are luUreeted ln the North Bhore a copy of "The Expreu" It will keep them posted dii all North Hhore News and wUl only co»V' yoo $1 per year u I rriv i 11 NEW YEAR ■shwmwp WARM "; 1 I We have only a few HEATING STOVES left PRICES: $2.50 to $15 Buy Now JOHNSTON & SALSBURY THE HARDWAREMEN 90 Lonsdale Avenue Next to P.O. SALE FOB THB BALANCE OF THB YBAB lull! WB WILL OIVB 20 per cent. Discount OFF ALL TOYS. BOOKS, LBATHBB nooiiH. FANCY BTATIONEBY, lit.' BUY YOUB NEW YBAB OIFTfl AT SCOUTEN'S BOOK STORE PHONB ltl 38 38 Lousdale Avenue. . OLAF OSER BAKER and CONFECTIONER FOR XMAS—All kinds ol Fancy Cakei and Pastries. Buy our Xmai Caket and Yule Cakei. They * are pedeel in quality. CHOCOLATE CANDY 143--LONSDALE AVENUE--143 U Job Printing at the "Expreu" NOTICE! MEN'S HATS SALE at Frank Colwell'i DOLLAR-50 HAT STORE 1029 Granville Street Vincouver, B. C. •All FALL STYLES ON SALE NOW for ; OPEN EVENINGS IIII 10 O'CLOCK $1.00 LYNN COLLEGE Ottawa Garden* Corner of ObmUitelA Avenue and Biilb Stroot, Nurtb Vancouver A private whoul for lioyi of leveu yearn al tgt end upward.. Katter liirni lugini January 6H1, UU. i'ro<j|>ec!ui lent on application. BEOINAI.D H. tlATKS, B.A, Principal. >'. O, Addrcaa, llux IOOU. Vancouver. In North Lonsdale An Opportunity "' le e e 1 ,1 I PI I Clow to an open road. 50 ft. lots $275 eaefi, $23 caih $io monthly Also half-acre lots from $500 to $650 each; $50 caih $20 monthly . n I •v. Reaidence Pbone tM ill*. y Raaldeuc. PI MARTINSON & CO. 62 LONSDALE AVENUE V. 0. Boi IN]. NORTH VANCOUVER \ M) r Head Offlee HAMILTON Capital Mih) 7, •• m ftNMw. ReeervJ and Undivided Prellte W,WO,00(t Total Aeiete .. .. .. OTer Wb,000,000 * hem,"' 1' a\'aa^rn\h.f thrifty. The people of France ere\x- cepllunally ao—they begin to aaye In their mulh. No matter now small (heir Income, a portion ll regularly sel apart for future peed. In old age tbey enjoy the frulte of their thrift. Tbsy are a liuiiiiy nation The oiioiiliig of a savings account Is ths but war to aequlro that habit of saving without which no ability to earn can Insure you ugulnsl possible misfortune. Rent a safety lieimslt Bos for the safekeeping ot your documents and other valuables D. C|- IHUVKN, Agent, Nurlk Vancouver Stationery That Excites Comment is done by North Slpre Press, Limited the firm that studies "Better Printing!' Phone NEXT TIME 80 ■y- /• To Succeed in Business YOU MUST Advertise SECTION ■aewaaiMmmiilami tb* r*|Hl*r meoling of the district council has heen postponed till Won- 'lay availing neit, Dap. .'llllh. Votiug takes place tomorrow, Saturday, on two bylaw advertiied \p tbe Humus of tbli paper, waterworki UA,- 000, .school sites, etc., $03,000. l*»t evening preparatory tervlce was bald in liiiov church and wns conducted by Kcv. A. MacAulay. On Humlay tbe Sacrament of the Lord's Slipper Will he dispunied. Ur. J, Haycock was the wiunor on Toeiday of a brass lied, elc, given iu a competition at tbe Home Furuisben, North Vancouver, The1 successful number wai niui). Tonight a dance will be bell in tbe Inslilule Hell. Franklin's orchestra of Vancouver will ho iu ettendauce ami a good time li assured. Dancing from 8:30 to midnight. All tbe young folks of the Vulley are aminiisly wailing for Monday evening, tbe time iiiiiionii.-i'il for the annual Christmas entertainment. Keen could ami resident is cordially invited to this celebration which will commence at li o'clock and continue until ll.illi p.m. Tlie Lt un Valloy football team will bold a general business meeting tonight in the llall. Thoy will also select for Saturday tbeir team which is lo play a scratch team secured by Mr. A. Aruott, Fromme road, The match will lake place on the Boulevard 1'ark at 2:80 pin. ger, principal of St. Mark's flail, vaneouver, will ba th celebrant at holy communiop. The Bev. N. J. Tampion Will preech in tb* evening. ETIQUETiE IW PRISON, Th* Purlin Ohlaf Wm P*w.rM Htm ' Whin Dolr- Tims. An eiiiii.iing atory nl how a Papuan chiel iimisled iiinm belli,' treated with the ceremnpy que to hii rank even in prison wae narrated in a report by on* ol the reildent magistrate* in th* Federal possession tbe ptber day. It appear* tbat Toulu, the hoad chiel In Papua, with seventeen wives, and highly revered by the native*, offended agaiuit th* canons ol law and order, and was consequently sunt to gaol. "Toulu," says tba magistrate who reported pn tb* affair, "goal in lor a lot ot court cm 'minimal at Indue. Every native approaching or paulng him hai to bend dwhle. Tbet* were about a doian otber prisoners in jell at tlio time. I WU considerably Ittrpriied on vliiting tin gang the morning nl Tnulu'i arrival to And tbem all work lllg in a liinlilleil-uii pusitiuu. He ipan can uie a crowbar properly ly. illg on hii stomach. I have more than a shrewd luspicion tbsl tha prison warder waa bonding on the moment oi my approach. He, however. professed to be looking for ninietliing on the ground. "I told Toulu iiiui ceremonial muit he in abeyance until lie wm discharged. He laid nothing, but llie ixprei lion ol hii lace ssid, It ii' you fault (or putting me her*,' Tho otbtr prli- onere itraightenod < themselves wltb relief, bat, hall an hour later, oa looking furtively round a corner, I saw that they were all on their itona- achi again. Tha jailer bad compromised with a Oibion Uirl band. I bava an idea that any prlionaf showing a tendency to straighten himiell got a glare from Toulu, and itraight- way (all into hia crouching position again." Tha Funpy Antloa *f V*i»| An'mal* 9 999, jmw*}ll\fW *mt9§ **W H*U tlya movement wben n Tb* author Of "Anlmale at Work aal Play" aaye tba faculty of *muiemeot coma* eerly to playful young creature* lo tbe aoo the btar cab* tuaaie wltl eacb other, and tba polar b**ra wrca- tl* wblla Handing In tbtlr pool ibrm feat deep or try to Mt bow loug onl can bold another under the water. Tb* graceful but grotnqua gnu lo perform- Ing bit anflca cuu ap tbt grouad of bli yard wltb bli iharp hoofs. Be rum about bia lucloaiire with great rapidity, turuing sharply and digging iba earth at each quick turn aa ba wbeela about, Monkeys are. Of courae, lbe uiaatel playen at (be too. Bow lbe ostrich dunces aboul wltb wlnga ipread and head swinging In a laughable way il shown m iba accompanying picture There seems io be an Inborn desln for it'll i't iimt i'mi'nl In moil crest urea art both engaged, bflnga ttf both body and mind gmfix benefit than cap W ffW fWH "W frrrWr ffrfn W' rfrrWrWrft Nature long ago taught bat bWnWtl crtaturta thla, but wa bava baan alow to Item tbt leeton-at. Nlcbole*. The Oam* tf lun. Tbt old game of bnu baa bean ah moat forgotten, bnt It la wall worth recalling becautt of lb* fun. Tbt more tbt playen tho gr**t*r tb* fan. Tbt way to play It la aa followa: Tba player* alt bl * circle and begin to count lo turn, but when tb* number 7 or tny number In wbicb tb* Agnrt 1 or any multiple of 7 la rtacbid tbty ear "Boat," ImtMd of whatever tbe number nay be. For Inotanco, euppoalng tbe player* bav* counted up to 18. th* next player will aay "18," and the neal yfeuia," boceuae 14 I* a multiple of 1 (twice 7|. Tbt neit player would then aay "IB," and tbe neit "19." and tbt neat would aay "Bo*'' becauae tht Igor* 7 occora la tba number 17. If oot of tbt playara forgeta to aaw "Bun" at tht proper tftoo bt ta out Tbe game tbeo atarta over again with tbe remaining playen, and ao It con- tlnuae until tbere la only one perion remaining. If great can It taken tbi numbari cen bt counted up to 10, which, according to tht rulea btfon mentioned, would bt called biu* Tba number* would than be carried ou aa bun I. biu* 2, ttc. op to 78, bat It la ttldom Ibal tbia stage la reached. ' Public Teste In Mualo l.iiiuliin ,\n Indication of tha pub- ' lie taate In muaic hall programa It afforded by a .calculation mado at tht I .iiniinii Palladium, which shows that li lhat hnuse, 62 per cent of tbe money speul on turns goee to skotchet, spares, etc., 23 per cent, to coined- inns, 11 par cent lo vocallal* and 11 her ceut, to othor turns 9 •\ GREAT CHRISTMAS SALE OF FURNITURE HOUSE FURNISHINGS CROCKERY, ETC, DURING DECEMBER The whole of our $30,000 itock of Furniture, Carpeli, Houiefurnishingi, Crockery, Etc., lo be praclically slaughtered. Take ihii opportunity /and purchate'for cash at wholesale pricei. EVERYTHING MARKED DOWN, $10,000 MUST BE RAIS ED IN THIRTY DAYS. GOODS STORED TO CHRISTMAS. The Home Furnishers, m b*M*Avenue • "EXPRESS" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS i w n In the Spot Light On lhc mmgc of buunru lhc .pol ligbl is on ihe msn who ddverti&cs Our CLuihcd Wjiii A.L will plscc yoo or your needs in the lune light of public aftcnlion. If you have not tried ihem, their illuminating power will surprise you. FOB RENT I'i lit KKNT -1 roomed modern hou m, t minutes from ferry. Kent illi per monlb. I'ccrs k Koull. I'lione 188 KOH KENT-8 roomed new, modern houses on Fell avenue, near rar line Itt. 11. MacKcoxie, Plione Ut. iill I'.' FOR RENT—Two furnace boated bedrooms, boerd if deiired and use of siding room wilb open fireplace, acar rar line. Box Wl. 2112 KOOMH FOR REN'T-Houiekecpiug ami single. 214 2nd itreet eait. t.f. FOlt SAI.K—Firai growth Mod, (i.76 a cord. O. McDadc, 146 mli alreel Cast. I'll.lie.' 111. t.f. MISCELLANEOUS FOK KENT-8 roomed bouse, next lo drug slorc 'on 8th anil I.oiisdale, (20. Apply H. II. Millard, 768 Uut, dale aveuue. tf TO LET—Coxy tve-roomed modern bungalow, hlh street, close to Kidge way scbool. i'lu, nice lawn and garden, II. II Millard, 768 Lonsdalv Ave. t.f. FOR SAJ.B- Nearly new (600 Qer herd HciuUmun l'iano, for (376. War biirnil/ Piano liou.e, 113 I.ousilule Ave. Norlh Vancouver. t.f WANTED FOH KKNT OK SAI.K-On easy terms, modern 6 room house, lUlb slrect block from Lonsdale, 33 fgatxIN. Pane- cd and in garden. Rent (22.60. Apply Wood * Son, Everybody's Shoo Store JVANTKI)- (lirl for dining room. Ap ply Al American Cafe, Ks|ilaiia<le W ill lit WANTKD-Woman wants work by tbe day. Apply F. IJ, I'. 0. Boi 33, l.yon Valley. 31 12 FOR HKNT-Modern aparlmeul. furnished or unfurnished, disappear iug beds; telephone and beal included, Colonial Aparlmeul., htb street and SI. Qeorge's aveuue. Enquire apart monl t or phouo HJilfl. 4113 FOR BALE FOB BENT-4 roomed, flat, modern improvements, loth and JJpulevard. Appl/ F. Booth, plumber. t.f. FOB KENT 0 roomed lions" in front of Palace Hotel. See B. S. Hanna, 301 Iloldcu Building, 1-9 Haitingi Slreet ***i, if- N FOB HALE -Kbodc Island Cockerel. 206 I2tb,street east. 20 I'J FOB HALK Rhubarb roots, best imported English seed. IX' Holdawnrib, Gordon avenae, Capilano. ^ If. F'lK HALE -tlrainaphone, new, cost (16. (tO will buy it. Apply .'07 Itll. St. i'lioi..'I.W. 84-11 FOB BALE- -Up-to-date chicken coop (Corning syslem plan), 12 feet by 16 feet; relr 6 feet, front 7 feet; dropping lioanl 6 by 16 feet. Balled ap Ive Iptt Itom ground and can be easily loaded 00 wagon. Also tbree exceptionally flue pnfe H. C. White foghorn males. 120 17th itreet. 8118 WANTED-Young girl, about 16 years old. for ligbl nouse work. Apply 161 Second Hired E. If WANTEli Lot, wilbin leu uWulcs of Lonadale theatre, must lie .mty Box AI71, Express Ollice. 3 1 TO KXCAVATOKS the oarlh yoo have, yard.. We will lake uli Wallace Ship If Fer flue watch and jewelry work go lo Oeo, Hniiieriiiii, Ihe now jewelry slorc al 143 lum:,liuie Avenue. 'Short time loins on vacant er im proved properly. Slar Loan Company, 812 Hastings, Vaucouvor. If MONEY TO liOAN Money loaned on diamonds, jewelry, furs. Slar Loan Co., 812 Hastings, Vaueouver. t.f. FIKEWOOI) Fir ilovc wood (3 per load, bark, (3 per load, flr cordwood (1.60 per cord. Box 2806. Phone 306. COD. Prompt delivery. Free Competition To children under 11 yeur. uf aee ti grand prixes No culrance fee. Competition closes Dec. 31.1. Make a. many words a. you ran from lhc followiugi B. I' Dan .un, < 16th Street sod Lonsdale Avenue, Nurlh Vaueouver, Hul, Posl Ollice No. 1. 27 12 Geo. Love Auctioneer and Furniture Dealer 100 Flnt Btreet Weat. Oppoalte Empire. Wc buy, .ell or exchango second hand furniture, and everything appertaining tu housekeeping. A good assorluieul to i'lione from. Aueliou sale, larefujljr conducted. Fifteen years' experience. Prompt settlements. WANTED-A woman le do house work every Saturday. Apply llllh SI. Wesl, mornings before 10, or evenings afler 7. Madam Humphreys. tf Modern healed apartments of 4 room Everything rouveuieol, Colonial Apart incuts, htb street casl. Enquire Apart menl 8, pbone B4V8. l.f. WANTED-Cordwood to cut on your prcmisei, at (1.26 a single cord, two cute, ipeclal price for lerger quauli- lies. Alio a quantity of 18 Inch' wood fer aale at (2.60 por load .Apply 1. il. Footer, 181 Oth etreet eaat. i'lione *f\. 2212 yBt/t AND FOUND I/WT—Bunch ef keys, between poll orSre and city ball. Kewerd. Box A1S0, Express. f B. O. Livery and Beard lUblee- Light rige aod ladies' saddle horses fer hire. Stabling fer honee. Oen eral delivery and heavy teaming, fl. Dumas, 4tb street weet. Pboee 147 tf. Authorised agent for Singer. Bowing Machine Company la North Van couver. I. J. Ut Alette, Dry Uoodeand Moots' Furnishings, coroer Flnt aod Lonsdale Avenue. l.f. (And Clearing and Orading foil, Pete Aadruie, General Contractor. St wer connection! a ipecially, basement and otber excavating work undertakes Estimates fret, lit 181b street woeij Nortb Vaacouver, poat oflct box 8IM NOT ENOUGH OPERATORS Railway and Wlrsleaa Concerns Short of legmen to Traaamlt Maeiegee Willi new federal laws In elect re quiring reilways and shipi te be pro vlded wilb more telegraph and wireless opereleri, there is a widespread scarcity of men and women lo work the keyi. Thc commercial telegraph compaoiei are also fecliug tbo short age. All seagoing vciacli ere now required lo carry Iwo operators, wbere one wai deemed auttcient before. School, for telegraph operators are finding it eslremely diOcult to meet Ibo demaudi of all hraacbci of tbe 'fcrviee. Tbe Mono Telegraph Compsny, opposite the Orpbeu/n theatre, Seattle, will gladly mail you, upon it meet, t catalogue outlining ibe I'coonei for men "and women. Thie ii tbt largeit schawl of tht kind in tba Nortbweel, / Hll / Conundrums. Bow does Huron Bernhardt lake bar medicine? lo cider (Inside ban. Wby li a vary plain cblld a wonderful one? Hba la an extra ordinary per- aoo. Why la ao orangt llkt t church steeple? Becauae wa hare a pttl from li. Wby are weary peraons llkt auto wbeele? Hero use tbey are tired. in wbat does e lawyer rateable t woodcock? In the length ot bla bill. • Wbat word will. If you uke away tbt flrat letter, mass /oo elck? Muaic. Wby ibould t sblp'a ollicer never pul bit chronometer under hll pillow? Becauae ht ibould never tleep opon bit •etch. Clothing god Costume. Tbt worda "clothing" asd "coalumt" iboold not bt ottd u If thtir Dittoing weri ttie tame. "Clothing" ll wbat II used for, protection, and "costume" ia tbt clothing or Ibt germeots worn tit ■Mat tw demands of feebloo or of in*. clal ocMelooe. In other worda, "clothing'' le i general term, "caatuiua" a epacldcant. WittlM. Four leal olever lo the gnat, Tall ms. to you bring lo paat All Ihs wishes aood ml true little children aak af gout - Po rour magic leaflets boll Becrsis fairies muat hava toKt I bsvs wishes, one. iwo, three. WW yeu arani (htm all to mil I af aS I want te know hire lha flrat spring lowers arow, '"grim buds" lhat, pink ani shy, I ewar when I paaa by. ^'^SSttSB Ttat eeme gayly I Now my wishes far the rear I bave toM you. elover teat. flam to aranl lhan one aad aS *™**^j^ra]ru r'i "*V w % REAT WEST SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY, UMITED DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL Offlcai 66 Lonadala Avenue., Nortb Vancouver, B. 0. Pbone 188. Bunkera, Wbarf apd Warehouse, Bt. Oeorge and Esplauado. Pbone 17§. — Z% RENTALS Keep Your Eye oo Our RENT CARD Wu Imvu houses lu rent ut all pricei, und In iv.i i part of llie clly; .iii.ii i:.i..ii business elands ut luw rentals. Wa are sneclullsia In niaiiu„lin rental propei-tlee fur Ii.n li resident uml mil ut town owners Ilur slulmiienls und i ,11,11 hm,, „ ure sent lil'iinifiily uvery niunili end, und nu detail uf tide aimela) eluas ot : , I ll, ■ , n, ,i|,, , OUr ulli lllleell HUTCHISON, COMPSTON & CO. .'M l.wMMdalr \ii'imii- HUM il. M'i;i 1 u.ivi's Plione 125 Nurtb Viiui'ouvcr North Vancouver Business and Professional Cards CONTRACTORS Repairing, liciiiudellliiu, I'lie. Promptly attended to Kitlmatea 1 ui iiiuiu it Free J. W. BAKER IIIII.IIIMI CIINTIMITOH Ollice: i-i, 1 ii,.-..i, & Hun's Factory, Es- lilmiade. Phone iii. Keanleiiee: Allan He.ml, l.ynn Valle) 1'. 11 Hu. 10, I.)nu i'i.. I. I'iiuii. XIII. HOUSE PAINTING, KALSOMINING AND PAPEBHANQINO for Firet class Work seo ANDREW WALKER 131 Second Btreet, near Lonadale P. 0. Box 8111 NORMAN WILSON Building Contractor .All classes uf houses ami start' liuild logs, Dllie'i' fixtures, etc. 1116 12th -Heel P.. North Vancouver, II. (. 625 render ftl<* W. I'hone Bay. 2662 CIVIL ENOINBBB8 ANGUS J. CAMERON A.M.I.E. 4 B. CIVII, ENGINEER Irrigation, drainage, levels, plans and specifications. Septic tankl and house drainage a socially. P. 0. Hoi 'iti, Uiiii alrcot went ol llowicka Avanua. CABINETMAKERS W. NIELD PHOT0ORAPJ1EHS CARBUH Studio over Hunk !'.. N. A. Lonadala and Kaidaaade TINSMITHS N.V. Tinning t Sheet Metal Worki B. D. BOHULTZ Candidate for Mayor Pint Street But of Lonadale Lowest prices and best work guaran teed on tinuiug aud sheet metal work. BAW PILBBS Cabinet Maker and Carpenter Will undertake all kindl of wood work, repalri, etc. I'ourtli Street and Sutherland Aveuue p. 0. Box aooo NORTH VANCOUVER SAW FILBB AND GRINDER All kindl of aaws fled aud aet on tliu shortest notice. Lawn mowers, knives, hedge ihears and scissors sharpened. All work j.'iiiiiiinii 1-1. uiiuii iuii pricei, D. DOWIE 11131 Lonadala Avenue Phone tb J. E. HAYNES HiOl Lonadale Avenue, North Vancouver Cabinet maker, picture flakier and jiililiiiig wurk uie.I ri'palre uf all kinds Designs iiikI estimate! submitted Kur niturr i.e. 1-1,1. suld UI..I repaired, i'liune 1.147 OROCERS J. H. ENGLISH 0. K. OBOOEB A ini general Cui.imisslon Karclianl, lii i uiiMlals Ave., Norlh Vancouver. Phone 324 WATCHMAKERS Is your Watch stopping or keep ig irregular timet If so, sea A, J. HOOD 1'ioneer Jeweller, 6U I.uu- lnl.' Avenue l.ynn Valley Temperance Hotel North Vaueouver Ou lhc car line. Room ami hoard llnuii accommodation for working men Contractor's men taken. Mingle meal*. 1512 11. KA8TCOTT, Proprjotor, Il will pay you to put a card in this column Given Away Free To eacb customer making a caab purcbaae of 16.00 or ever next weak are will preaenl a large bottle of BUpben'i Pickles, which means Uu baat tbing for your Imu dinner. Come here for your Xmas eup plies, you will be aura ol getting the beet, and not be disappointed, wltb your Xinae cooking by using old atock. The new stock coete no more, we give full weight and (jiilck delivery. Call and aee our lines of trau gooda, wa bave tbe agemlae of tba beat ou tba market in Crystallised FrulU, Fruit Jellies, Xmas,xCake* Raisins, Currants, Peela, Orangaa and Apples, the very baat grown; a Ana assortment of Candles and Nute, Cranberries, Orapas, Oarr's and MeViilun, Lang Engllih Biaculta, alao all kinds of meat sauces, Oliver "Pack" Haricota and Ureen Peaa In glaaa, "Halm" Oooda and all kinds of Preeervad and Canned Vegetables and Prnlta. NORTH SHORE GROCERY 1Mb and Lonadala B. W. BBBEV Pbone W To the Elector! oi the City oi North Vancouver! As a candidate fur tiie mayoralty, it may not lie amiss to say thai my record us a pioneer resilient of North Vuncouvur should he uu earnest of my iiuii.-i'ii'iiliuuu desire to serve my fellow liliniiis in such niunner us inuy liesl priiiiiulil tlieir interests. I1I1 nl ilf mg myself willi Nurth Vuncuuver iu I imii, aiul showing lhe faith, ulu eii lias never lagged, liy clearing llireu acres us a home-site at a time when even unliuury facilities uf roads .nui eidewlaks were wanting, aiul having devoted nu inconsiderable time iu the public Merest, I mu.Y claim sume share in llie resulls achieved liy those iulu,e- workers who have contributed in iiiu upbuilding uf our cily. II cannot lie gainsayeil thai Nurtli Vuiuouver possesses superior altrac (iiuis ami will im looked upon witli increasing favor, uul only by lhe many who care for a licauliful environment, liul also by those who are seeking a I'liiluniili lid.I 111 eligugc ill mn iniiili lur iiig ami uther industries. Willi our na 1 ii nil advantage rupklity of settle menl may lie safely estimated lu lie in proportion In the means which are lalieh tu provide the accessories of an unto elate community. Confronted, bow ever, with llic li -al limitations inci dental lu a comparatively small pupu luiiun, it is essenlinl that our revenues sliuiilil he tiiisliumlcil in sucli a way that the substantial ami continuous ile veliipmi'iil uf lhe past few years shuuld lie maintained, Nurtli Vancouver musl keep pave with llie progressive suhur liuu municipalities lu tbe soulh. There musl he no altcmpt lo cry "Halt"—a steady un.l <uiiscrvstive advance must lie made in all tlu- <li'pariiiii-iiis uf iiiiiiiu ipul wurk. Willi llic gual uf progress un prudent hues constantly in view, I will heartily endorse uny measure designed to 11.1m duct' more ecouumic umi ellii-ient ser vice aii'l treatment iu any uf our civic ilipiirlnii'iits. The above Indicating llic general lines I wuulil follow, I will now aeleiress myself as lirielly as pos slide lu a consideration of the various branches of muuicipal wurk. The pulicy respecting slreels, roads in-! sidewalks inlruilu I on a scieu I ilic und comprehensive plun liy llie IUUU 10 couneils of whicii I was a mem her, and whir|/ lias heen followed so successfully by Ihe lull I- councils will receive my endorsement. I'nder thai pulny slreels are lieing cleared in re gular urder willmui discrimination from the waterfront (0 the furthest lioun daries, und at Hie same time ample pruvisiun has been made to meet lhe wauls uf settlers wishing lu Iruild In,lues in remote sectiuus, 1 am iu favor of permanent pave Incuts 011 lu,. 1 nu streets, but do not irilici/.e the present council for pulling in um. 11.imu roads, such course of ac tiou bsv iug beau dictated hy restricted borrowing puwers ami (be necessity of immediately providing heller means of communication. Whilst a member of the council I ;m 1 In i.ui ,|u(g proving il was more economical for the city to produce its own crushed ruck (ban to purchase same and as a result of my invesliga tiou, and uu my motion, the council resolved lo purchase machinery for road making ileallb lieing lbe essential of all well governed communities, the eileusiou of sewerage to new /ones will receive my cordial support , I am iu favor of a municipal gas plaut being installed whenever the means of the clly wili allow of a start being made, the record of many other cities showing that municipal gas plants can be operated more economical ly tban by private roinpanlee. II sbould lie tbe pride as much as the duty of everyone lo lend active suppurl to our publir school system, and it will be my aim as a native sou ami public school boy of this province, to do my best in eiding our school board in bringing our schools to the highest point of efficiency. Health and sturdiiicss are neceaaary /or tba battle of life, and our boys aud girls should bave physical as (veil as menial training. Play groundi equipped with the lint In Nortli Vancuuvar 1111 IIiii f;o»ri) of Trade and ln.the,eoui«iUn advo.-iate the purchase of entire blocks for school purpoiei and I liave had tba gratification of seeing my efforts eome to fruition. In uilililiun te' participating in tlie promotion of inu eompauy that wae organized to compete with tke old furry company, ami .(be legal fight that ensued tliercnii, as chairman of the 11 if- uicipul transportation committee, I ile- uei'el considerable time to the settlement of the terms upun which tlm ferry franchise wes eerjuireil by the e\y, and subsequently took part in lliulJi ■1 ■ uie'ii ami adoption ef tbe^nfeiuoriiii lum and articles of association of the present company, This was a furward atop to which ean ba traced the major part of our recent development. Any dean attraction Unit may letpl to -.tup ment Ihu revenuua of tlio furry will receive niy support. North Vencouver, including city and sister, municipalities lo tbe east and wost, : liiiiil.l be iiiuiii' the mecca uf all tourists I 111,1 year, with the assist iiiii'e of Mr. (lladwiu, I succeeded m inducing the government, Ibrougb, ojr inoinlier, Mr. Carler Colton, to cuutri iuue' 'Limn to iho Improvement of tlm 1'.1111 In 1111 1 eeu,I ami ill the future, whether elected or nol, my services will al all times be available lo Improve the facilities uf communication to the muny points of attraction ill our famed scenic wonderland. Fulluwiug my efforts iu the Board of 'I'iiiiIi', 1 succeeded as a member of the council iu inducing lbe 11. ('. Kleclric lu extend the boon of w bite tickets lo lhe pulrous of our elcclric lines, ami I further did my best iu advocating safely appliances on cars and ferries. uiul -ue p'e'dini in arousing public upin ion to tiie necessity of providing fen is and emergency brakes for cars ami additional life boats ami rafts fur (be ferrieB. The safely of the travel ling public will continue lo he one of my chief aims I will use every effort lo expedite Hie construction of the Second Narrows i.n.Ig- uml will also urge that Hie I'. tl V be compelled to build its road according lo the terms of the agree ment ^"" Kur the past fuur years 1 have, Iniln privately ami publicly, adiocalcd the cslahlishiueiil of a civic centre, ami no more ideal sites can be presented for municipal, provincial ami federal build nigs than Ibe blinks surrounding Vic toria 1'ark Mr. Hlevens, M.i'. lips given the assurance that if the city takes the initiative, lie will employ bis best efforts to obtain an appropriation for lhe purchase of a site for lhe federal liiiililing constructed in harmony with the civic centre idea. Having such decided views as to the advantages of a civic centre, I strongly favur tin new .ily hall being built 011 one of ill ■ipiaii', facing Vi. le iiiii Park. Desirous of rendering services on lhe lines uiul ideas above expressed, I ibere fore respectfully ask the vote an I in fluence of the ratepayers in "y bo half. B. I). W'M'liri. We, the undersigned committee, en dorse (be ubove views expressed by our can.inline. Mr. Srbultl, and would ask our fellow ralcpan-is to give Iheir val ued assistance in securing liis elec lion: Committee—Alderman I', P. Pure man, chairman; Ur. W. I). Bbakei peare, vice chairmen; Mr. J. Field- house, secretary; Aid. il. ti. Hiss, Ki Aid. II. W. Young, Messrs, II Hen saavv, ,1. A. McNair, fl. A. Mellaiu, .1. Holland, A. .1. Hendry, B. l-i. Mai naughlcn, A. M. Campbell, A. Nelson, I). Ilenshaw, ('. 8, Arnold, .lus. Fanner, Alex. Marshall, ('. K. Duncan, II I, Rademacher, P. Tarn, V. 1. (lladwiu, P. McDonald, lluss I'eert, A. 1. Tyson, .1. II. Keusbaw, Carl W. Carlson, A. M Bailey, W. Kllingsworth. Thr*littl« Kittens and ■ chubby end the Kit- "" ?.1 ,QM CtreuU tens Ha Lavas. , H"» V^»W» I JAOR and Bvelyn bad Jut finlined i glorlooe romp witk q*bpy and bar .cute little kittaua. Kllteoa tbat ar* wall oared /or are geeerally nice. Jack and Bralyn thought Tabby'* klttane war* tb* ftnt*t tbay bad aver known. "Kitty, a Bt. Uut* cat, bll I caretaker for bar kittens," aald daddy, "tb* soddatt In tba world for p cat, for Obubby, tb* pet foi terrier of tba f»pi#,-||' Kitty'* clmii'o. J "Vn turrlere ara usually tb* deadly enemies of alrang* cata and can •acarcely be made to liy* lo peact and quiet Wltb tboee ot Ibeir own family. "■'IVIth Chubby and Kitty It la very different Tbty bar* been brought up (ogotiiKjiiiii ba'* had oarer had «tpat worth mentioning. "K|tty\la a handsome (oriole* ahall oat, and Oliuliby la a* handsome if you will and anywhere. He baa alwaya beon plump; b*oc* bla mm "Not long (go Mra. Kitty became th* mother of three dn* fit kltUna, tad Chubby'* Interest In tbe bablea waa amusing. < "He danced and whimpered about tba hoi In Which tb* little one* wer* and abowed very plainly tbat be was pleased aa Punch. Kitty teemed tickled ■ Ibat b* ahould admire her darling* and allowtd hlm to kiss each of them/ wbicb he did iu hi* funny way by licking tbem wltb hi* rough touguo. Ww* the kl|tene aqueuled, fpr tbey did not Ilka It t bit, Mother Kitty gently purrtd to tbem that Chubby waa a very dear frlehd of ben eud ihey must p* polite to hlm. "Chubby and Kitty bad alwaya been In tb* habit of Uking their nap* curled up together. It wea a great deal mor* convenient pow for Kitty to ber* Chubby take bia nap wltb tbe kjllens when elie wished to take an airing. " "Cote ara aomotlmea Jealous uiotben, but Kitty la not. Hhe will go tway for houra, leaving Chubby to take care of tyr young onee und aeemlng to kiow perfectly well that be will uot leava tbem mill she cornea beck. "Ona day wblla tbey wtfre sllll quite young one of the kitten* climbed oot of tb* boi ind, wandering dV, went to eleep by Ilself in some out of tbe wiy corner. Ae eoon aa be mieaed If Chubby began to bunt for tbe runaway, whining pitifully for It to come out of Ita hiding place. When be found It great wa* bia Joy, and very carefully be carried tbe aquealing aud kicking lillle creature back to tbe otber kittles In tbe boi. "Wheuever visitors come to tbe bouee Obubby fusses about until tba klttane ara abown to tbem, and then be looks up at tbem with eyee tbat tay a* plainly aa words: " 'Aren't tbay th* finest kill una ln tbe world?'" DISTBICT Or NfiBTH VANOOUVEB Court Of Bevlalon ef Assessment Boll NOTICK is hereby given Ibet lln I'iiuiieil of lbe Ilistricl of North Van couver have appointed Hatunlay, the 1st day of February, lull, at tbe hour of 10:30 am. at the Munieipal Hall, cornet of l.ynn Valley Koad aud Fromme lioaii in said district, as Ibe lime and place for hearing complaiuls against the assessment for lhc year 11118 ai made by the assessor and for revising end correcting the Assessment Boll. . Auy person complaining against the assessment must give notira lu writing to the Assessor ofvtbe ground of bis complaint at least 10 dayi before Ihe dul" of the drsl sitting of the Court ef Kevision.. , Dated at North Vancouver, B ('., this i'iiiii day of December, 1013. JOHN 0. FABMBB, C,.U.C„ 31-113 NOBTH SHOBB PBB8S MMTBD Publlabaia ef the "Bipraaa' Job Prlnure ^ Flrat Mmt But Pkon* to «k y If you want to succeed in business on the North Shore, ADVERTISE in the "Express" ' THK .vn-l-iM 1.i.n uf parsons ilcslrlnir lo vole ul lbe r..m n. Municipal Ml.- inu, Is liereliy , uliiul tu ttie followliiH information; — The registered Owner and lhe regislered Vendee under Auicemeiil for Huie I,uin nave lbc right lo have llielr names appear on llie Volci-a' I.Isi hul (be registered Owner alone shall buve die right to vole ut uny election unless be ur ahe nn ur befure lbe day of Election by' writing under bla or her bund Hied In the office uf lliu undersigned, wulvea ur reiiuuncea bis ur her iiiilii (o vole, ln which , u.m il- Vendee shall be entitled to vule provided be or she lias llie reijiilslle iiuallllcallu'iis uf a Voter. According tu a speclul reaolutlon uf Nurlh Vancuuver Clly Ferriea Limited llie jii.iliii, uilui,;i uf u Director ut ilu.i company are now die sume as (huse of an Ahlciinan uf lhe i'ily uf Nuilli Vuncuuver. Candidates for Uiat pusl- ii.ui n.ie.ni lie muk- Billlsh subjects uf ilie full age nl I wcnl y-une yeara, who a-- nut eliMiii.iiiiii ii under any law und huve been for (lie paat sis niuntba ium preceding the day uf numlnullun llie registered uwncrs In (he Land Kcglslry Offlce uf lund or real properly In the i'lu uf Norlli Vancuuvur uf lhe uasessed vulue In the lusl Jlnul.ii.il Assessment Ilull of i'lv. Hundred 116001 Dulluis ur more over and above nni registered Judgment ur chartcc und who uie otherwise iiuallfled ua Muuliipu! Voters The voting Ihia year Is by Wards, ul whieh llie fullowliia ure lhe buut- daries Ward I On lbe Kaal June! and Muhon Avenues, on Ills Houili. Norlli slid Wesl (illy li,un,ii.<i i. . Ward I -On the North Kellh Koud, on llie West Malum Avenue, on the Kaal I.onsdale Aveuue, on llu- Buuth llie southern boundary uf Ihe Clly. Wurd t nn the North Keith Hoad, un llu l-iual HI Andrew'a Avenue, on lhe suulli. lhe suulhern bounder) uf tlif I'lty, on Hie West Lunsdale Avenue Ward I-On (he Nortli Kellli Koud. un Ihe suoili the aouthern boundary of the City, un lbc West Sl Andrew's Avenue, on tbe Kaal, Clly Boundary, Ward S On the Booth Kellli Houd on lhe Wi-ai HI (lemae's Avenue, nn Ibe Nqrth und un the Kaal city bouudurles Wunl I- on llie Nurlh Clly boundary, un Ihe suulli Kellh Houd un the eust 81 (Jeoriie's Avenue, un the Wesl Junes Avenue A .iillduie fur lbe represeiitailuii uf u Wind need nul be a Voter In ihul W. rd su luun ,ns lie possesses lhe ulhei iiuulineuiluns for an Alderman of lhe Clly Np Kii-ctor sliull be entitled lo vole In moru than one Wurd. A realdcnl elector shull vote In (lit- Wurd In which hu nr she resides A nun-realdcnl elector shall vole In the Wurd III whieh Ile or she owns the laraesl amount uf properly The vutlnn place for ail Wurds Is lhe clly Hull The Court of Kevision of tbo Voters' Llsl will sil In Ihe Clly (fell. Norlh Vancoover on the 101 h duy of Decimbtr, llll W AUSTIN BROWN. City Clark. .- 1 11-11 J. A. CHAMBERS & CO. (23 Haitingi St., Eait) wish their customers on the North Shore a Happy and Prosperous Naw Year - j . • I i DIIIKII Hill III AIIIDIItid TB Years In Bualntn. Capital and Surplus Qjtf f7,8M,POO. t The Advantagea pf Rank Money Order* tot trausniitting small sums of monay are four. They art easy to procure - easy fp pash-safo-inoapensiye. Wo Imub tbeni at iht following »tes: It ny hMw—3c p to JO —Bo ♦IQ-MSO-lQe .. 30 to tO-Ue Tbtse Money Ordere aro payable at pu It 101 Mtpppp pf any llbartered £ 8*11^4* Canada (Vukop Ttr. cxcoptpil), iu the principal eitiea ef the United -' 9 VAfttti and In koodoo, En^"1 Two Officea in North Vancouver, QqmtM of Lom«W« Ave •net Eaplanade. Upper Lomdale Avenue, near Mth Street TJ ^ .' ■■ ( '- Job Printing at the Express > Canadian Pacific The Scenic Highway Acrun lhe CoMllornt Through ticket* to all inula of llle worlil nl lowest rules Tliii popular roule lo the . (Utl i.'iiuu(r), lllivall, Australia, ' 11 ii a l.n, Cblna, auil Japan. 4 The moat up-lo-iliilii train aervlcc belween Vancouver anil (lie Musl. For ratoa, reservations and all further liifoi million apply to ,J HOE. Clly I'liaaeiiger Agenl. 131 ei in hi, or 11 w tirtnnii.:, Q.P,A„ Viinciiuvcl'. City Woodyard FIBBT CLA§B OOBDWOOD (1.50 PBB OOBD Steve weed, IB-in. 13.26 per load, iiiln. $3.60. Prompt delivery. Phone 66B, offlco and yard. Corner ith aud Maiion Ava. t.f. ■ The special alluution of Klectora is- drawn 1.. ti..- provisions oi secliou I ol thu " J(lillle l|'lll KllH-liull.1 Alt A1U.CII1I incut Au»,. IIIIL'. which reads as f.l lows: '."In case Ihe registered holder of Ihu fee and the registered vendee under an Agreeineiit for Hale arcliolli owners (ag ilcliin-.l ill this .V.i. of the same I.in.I or real property, Ihey shall liotli I.r,vr < tba right lo have iheir names entered | ou lhe voters' l;nl, imi llio holder alone shall have lln- right lo vol.' nl any municipal clccljou, unless he, nu or before lhe day of election, ''1' writing Under his hand filed in thu office of the cily clerk, waives or renounces his iiiiii lo vote, in which case the vend.) sha|l Iif entitled to vote, providm! he hn.. all lhc requisite i|ualilicalions of a voter." Forms of waiver iu terms of tee iiliiive provision may*lie obtained from lln' iiinlersigneii. W. AUSTIN BIIOWN, City I'lerk. i'ily llall, Norlh Vancouver. - 11 1-13 IATENTS in all countries. Ask for our INVENTOR'S Ai)Vial-:u,wlilch will ha sent fres. MARION A MARION. SS4 University at, Mondial. r % I. i flfWW- WrffWfffr wWct?W(J' ™ eym-ntfim ■** Valuable Market . That Sew PenlM^tf lfc*|| upon Brl lisii Columbia ami (with tlm complc tlan'jf til* Pjwhm'Canalj eastern Canada for timber supplies to a greater extent aa year* go by, ii proved pi the following t.\ipe\ of a r*|>»rt liy the Nuw Zealand Umls |)epartmiint: "Prow (he more accurate information that it pow available It will lie Ittp that there is ample justification fpr the diminished estimate nf otir tin- her supply. xAii iuiprpssion prevails that, owing to tbeS^ereased nig of sub slit ut es for linilii'r lil.Jlic cunatrucliun of buildings, th* fptnreNaiaand may not be so great aa wai anticipate^ But, aa the population of the iioininnin (New Zealand) is constantly inWeaaing and there is a rapidly incretsW demand fOf timber io i'li'l) lli.ii<'-li of industry, we roust realise tbat m timber resources sill be taied U Ihuir utmost capacity iu * very fea'yean, and the future generatioM-wttljbavo to face a serious problem tha|, up lei now bas not been regarded witb in ick tfpn MM. . j- "Out of the gross anieliiil of mil.iug timber estimated to ciist at the present time," the report continues, "it will he noticed that nearly one-third is composed of timber not commercially nui'.1 to any extent, also a largo portiou ia situated on laud loo difficult of ac cess to he profitably worked fer mauy years to come Tne ne) quantity likely to he available far sswmilliog, wuulil, therefore, -amount \u iii.iiiiii.iiiiii.iiiin su perflcial feel." The report goes on to stale that as the iiv.-iii output of timber ia over li|ll,0i)0,00il lujierlicial feet, it is a fair assumption (hat the average output for tbo nett geuerautiun will he about 460, 111111,01111 superficial feet If Ihe present estimated supply . is divided liy tnis I minium, it will be seen that Ibere is ! ouly sufficient tinilicf -to lasl the saw I miller for aliuut .1.1 years, ami Ihis is without taking into account Ihc iuevi 1 table loss tbat periodically occur : through accidenlal Arci. Duriug tbis period supplies of for eigu timber might he expected to ar rive, and so reduce lbs straiu oil lo cal forests, hut as every couutry iu the world would he feeling llic effects of tbe universal dcrnauii, it was not ni-.i"- expected that such timber could he pro cured afler 10 or ill) years, save al much higher prices than now are current, ami iu gradually decreasing quantity IU'1 ii"*' ,-... IfHifWa Prakrit* Kellli Houd-Scrvlcea: HO; tvening, 7:10 Adult '[Utile Class, 3:10 Bunday Bchool, 1:10. V V 6. (i F,. Tuat- Prayer Mea Ing. Wed p. in Choir/ Practice ro. Hav. Ronald Macleod flay, at I p. 111 eeday, at I SEri There Will be a Victrola in Your Home This Christmas if You Buy The Victor Victrola '■^tA&Mse* and FIFTEEN DOUBLE SIDED RECORDS. YOUR OWN CHOICE $33.50 $10 Cash The Balance $5.00 Per Month VIOTBOLA IV. $10 Cash The Balance $5.00 Per Month Over 5000 Records lo choose from, You can search thp whole world over and not liml another gift thai will bring so much pleasure to every member of the family. Victor Viclrolas from $20 to $250 Come in, write us, or telephone your order today. Walter F, Evans & Co. Wholesale Warerooma. Ret*i{ Vicrrola Porlora. M«l Ord*r Department. 526 Hwtingi StrW W#t Vwioww, B, C. H.-piiii.iiaai — •ud as thii I* niAf nne'g,u»rt*r pt th* jiosiihle uroiluctleui' the lister colony will' he #b|e tp secure (.Imher 'nr many yo*rs. Hilt ftritJah Columbia, woods stand a tremendous fish Itntp Sr*; Only through pAtnpttt lie pmt*ctlon will ihis province lie title In hold her place in the lumber world. W,V, WOODYARD 10,0<)fl (XWMMiry «r wn«4 fer pplcb aale. Prlc* pw *M writ, 11.76. Special quotation* lm larger (luentitlee. Out Wuud, 18 inchaa, Uat. If laches wVri CO.D. j Jm tMS(Tljon*d«lc ft'irfrnt-uin Office ind Ya Phon* 190. »,nmri?Mi»T,.^KdBi;^ naynienj ot Inieiesi tbtl sbsll becoint due. und •uch signatures may he either written. lithographed or Stamped. I. The aald debenture bpnde ahall aa to principal and Inlereal he payable at tWDIStr cl Munlc pal OrV, North Yanceufer, B. C.. or a)'lii principal tftttm the Hank of Hamilton lu (he city W ToronFe. In the province ot Ontario, or ai tbo principal oice or ibe aald bank In the Mty at Montreal In tho province of Uutocc. The aald principal aum aball heVintdo payable by the Coriiorallon not later tbtn U mit tttm the let day nf-Novenibar, I.' The salil debenture pond, ahall lie secured unon lbe renlala. rales and ehargee enforceable iiml.-■ thu pruvla- lons of Ih. befora-reclled l.ynn Valley Wtterworki Regulation By-Uw, ttOI, end l.ynn Valley Waterworki Regult- tlon Amendment lly-l.aw. 1 »00. ana the said bonds aball be and the aame un hereby ae to principal and Inttresl iiuiiriini.'i-il I'i Un- municipality st lara* CHURCH NOTICI ra t MIHTll VAJIIOIUflll Melkntlal li»»r.k-Corper of Sixth and 8t. ucorxe. Bunday Servlcei. II Od a ru. ami 7:30 p. ni. Bunday Bcbool imi Bible Class, 2:30 pin. Senior league. Monday, I p m. Prayer tnd I'ralae Service. Wedneiday, I p in junior League, ihuriday If tcrnoon at 1:11 Paator, W. C. Schlltelier ' at Af*c rtuick liuiiii-i Twelflb oud Bouleva-d. Sunday Services: Horning Prayer, ll a. mi Sunday School Vie ji in . Evening Prayer, 7:10 B. ui. Holy Communion, Aral and inlnl undaya In monlb, il ll ■ m. lecond Sundiy In monlb. I i nu .< Hav. Samuel Fea. Ill Vicar Avenue ami a.lvalloa Artsy--I.misdale Sunday services. 11:11 a uj.,*kiii uh 7:11 p.m. Ti/«sday. I p. nr: Th(iada) I p. in lililldiVli's Sel vice, Wcdilrsda) I p. m. r>7 ll.vll.l (fcu.ct Tw.lflh iii.ii St. Usorge. Services it 11 a m. i^nl 7:Si. p. in Suinluy School and Bible LTaar at 110 p. ni Prtyer uid Pralac Service. Wedneaday it I p. ro. Ptalor, Itev A I. Prosser, Twelfth and St. Oeorge. SI. J.ka tk. Kvugcllal, Klghth onl Thlrleenlb. Holy Communion, lam Horning Prayer, 11 a.m. Kvenliu Prayer, 7:11 p. m. On the Brit Sunday In tbe month Ibere will b. a eeconJ celebration of Ih. Holy Communlou It 11 a in Rector, Rev Hugh Hooper SI. B*>h*>. laUollc ( karct, 81x11) and Habon Avenut. Sunday lllgli Mitt ind B ermon, 11 t. si. Sundiy Scbool. Ml p.m. Kusui) ind ilene- dlotlon, 7:11 p. in Friday—Low Muss, I a.m. I'asloi, ll-v J A Bedard, O. M t. I.SI.n l alkollc I karck af SI. I'aal'i Mass, 7:11 a m. Sundaya I'aslor, Rev B. r. j inviii. 0 U. I. I'krlallaa aelctcr H.ielrl)— KJS I'hcs- iuii. I.l Avenue. Servicea: Sunduie. II ii in,. Wednesdays, 100 p.m.: Suinlui Si.ai.iu! 10:10 a.m. MIHTll I UNMMI.i; SI. Tkotsaa—l.ae and 11:00 am. 1:00 and 7:10 pm F F. Perrln. UA. l'u. -,i In charge l'trshyicrlaa (karck—Sundaya. II a. m and 7:10 y m Sunday School uml Bible Cltis, 1:10 p in Teuchcri' Trtln Ing Clui. Wedneiday. 7:10. Prayer Meeting. Wedneaday. I |e m Boys Club. Tnursday, 7:10 p. m Choir I'ra lice. Friday, I p I U. A, paalor. 11. Van Miin.-ii i i.i .v> v Il.l I.l l-rrubjlcilaa Ckurek -Worship, Son dtyt, II a m. and 7 p m Sunday School, 1:11 P m. Paator, Rev A Mac- Aulay. Melkedisl Cktrek—Worship Sundayi. 11 a in and 7:00 p.m Sundui School. I ill cm Ptalor. Rev It r Slllliniiii SI. i lrmco(«, Ijoi. Valley—Julius. 11 a id Sunday School J JO y in Cv.-n- eong 7.00 p.m. Holy Coiurounlon Seeniul Sunday In moulh al 11 00 a.in Itu N J Thouipaun In charge. Diatrict of North Vancouver A UI-l.AW la aulfc.irlir Ik. I .iiui.-ll of Ikr Coryeralluu uf Ikr Dlslrlcl of Norlh Vatcvavrr lu burrow Ikr auas uf Slli.ooo I. be arcurr* upon Ikr rri- Ilia, rtlrt or rklrgra rtforrraklr uuJrr Ikr I yuu Vallry U'alrmurks Ilrgutallua lll-l.»<, IIHW, aa* Ihr I .uu V.II,, Wai, in..il. Ilry.iili.il,hi Amradaaral Uy-I.in. IBO*. WHKIIKAH under I lie. provisions ol lhc l.ynn Valley Wulii woika Reaula- Hon li, I.ui'. lm,. and lhc l.ynn Valley Wulerworka Rrgultlion Amendmeiii Dy l.uii. 1101, duly paaaed by Ibr council of lbc Corporudon of llie lllalrict of Norlh Vancouver, certain renlala rules or charges are cnforcable In the l.ynn Valley WalcrWorkl Townillc therein denned, ANII WIIKRKAS Ibe amount of Ihc debl which Ihia By-I.iw la lulendcd (o .iuii- la lite aum of 1*0.000. and Ihe object lor which the aame ll crcaled Is the extension of Ihe aald Waterworks mini in III Ihc Iild l.ynn Villcy Waler- worka Townalle: AND WIIKRKAS Ihc rslimalcd uniiiuiii of ihc tald renlala. raid or ibuiyris iliulin-uble tt ufolesuld for Ib. yeu in; iu Ibe turn of li.too. mi no ujnouul of mon.) It already chtrard Hn i...ii / ANIl Wl/KRKAH Ihe debt la created on Ih. seyUrlly of tb. .foresaid unlali ratea or chirges, ANIl WIIKRKAS It 1* ..lliiiui.il Ibat Ih. laid reniali. rales or chargci will be aulDclcnl lo make up lbc amount of tbr annual Inleretl aud linking fund upon Ibe debt bcr.by cuaicd and that there will b. no deficiency: NoW.THKltKFOHK. (be Reeve and I'ouncll of (be Corporation of the Dlslrlcl of North Vsncouver In council aaacinbled (Wilb lbe aatoOt of Ibt electort duly obtained) do hereby enact u followi: 1. tl thill lee- liiwlol for tb. e .nil, ell, for tho purpoe. aforesaid lo borrow or ralae by way of loan from any peraon Or perions. body or bodlei corporate who may- be willing tc advance lbc lime upon the credit of (he debenlures of Inls Corporation hereinafter provide* for. a turn or auma ef money not exc.aolog in Ibr whole Ibe ium of 110,000, and to caua. the lima 10 lio placed In (he Bank of Hamilton lo (be credli Of Uj. Corporallon for the I. "paattlun bonte et /Ji.Corporallon (o Ibe amount of I40.0M In ihe whole miy be Iuue* by fbe Reeve and Clerk of Ihe Corporallon In terms of '. Muoiclriil Act Ig tumt u miv be it With'tbi JBeei of lbe iz^JT^'mor^x ation In tumt i . debMturc thai I Clerk md thai I. Tbera ihall be let aalde annually by the Tr.aaur.r ot the Corporation out of Ihe auld renlala. ratal ind charge*,, tnd in caae of a ilolldonci then aa to auoh deficiency out of annual revenue, tho aum of (ill. for the pur- imsii of forming a linking fund ror Ihe etymeni of said debeiilUrei when thoy lecouie due tnd the turn of 12.000 for the payment of Ihe Intereat at the rate aforeaald lo become due on auch debenturei during Ihe currency thereof. The tald renlala, ralea and ehargca shall In- wlihdrawn from the annuu) revenue of lbc munlclpullly and ihall bo nald Into a ipeclal account In ibe Bunk of Hamilton for the purpose of meeling Ihe aforeaald alnking fund and Interest, provided always that any moneyi Ihit may have to be advanced,. or which may have lo be nald under the aforeaald guarantee and any surplus beyond lhc tumt nnnuully required tor auch lntereit and linking fund iball from lime lo time be Ironafcrred from Ihe laid Ipeclal account and refunded Ik- lhc amount of Ihc annual revenue /Thla By-Law may he cited for ill purpoaea aa "The Lynn Valloy Walerwurka Revenue Loan By-Law. ISH" Thla By-Law shull come Into effect on Ihc lilt diy of December. 1912. I'usseil by Ibe council on the lllh dav of December, llll. Received Ihe aaaenl of llic Klectora al an elecjlon held on the ■ l.n of Itll li. .■uii.'iiili i.ii and Anally adopted by Hie Council and signed hy the Reeve and i'le-i I, inul icaled with the Corporale Srn1 oil Ihe day of ^ 1112 Reeve. Clerk l.i li iiiliu OF. THR iiiMini i ur NOBTH i im in tl li TAKK NOTICK iii.ii the above il a true copy of Hie proposed Ry-Lnw opon which llie vole of (he Municipality will be laken wllhln the fulljwlnn polling alallona. vis : In Ibe Munlclpul Hull. Linn Valley Road: In lhe oflice of Mi T. 8 Nye at corner nf Lonadule Avenue und St janiea' Road, and al i'.ii-ll.mie Scboolbouic. ull In lbc dlalrlcl of North Vancouver, on Sut-1 urday. Ihe 2Kb day of December. 1112.1 belween Hie hours of I o'clock am ui'l 7 i.. I..1-I, p in. JllllN 11 FARUKR. C.II.C. and Relurnlng Otllcei n in.1' NOTICK Is hereby liven! dial (be vole of Ihe Klectora or tbe Dlilrlcl of Norlb Vancouver will b, laken on (he "Lynn Valley Walerwurka Revenue Loan Ily-I.uw. Illl." on Saturday, lhe lllh day of Deceniber. 1012 In inu i n iin hours of I o'clock a in and 7 o'clock p.m. within lbe follow- lag polling lilacca. vli: In lha Municipal llall. Lynn Valley Road: lu lhc office of Mr. T 8 Nye. al Ihe corner of Lonadale Avenue and Si Jamel' liee.iii and •( (he Ctpllanu Scboolhnuse I in Ihc dlalrlct of Nurlli VancuOvi-r bml Ihut John (1 Farmer has been ufrpolnl- ed li. i in i.m, iiiliu > tc lake Ihe voles of such Klectora with the usuul power. In that behalf Hy order%if the Cooncll. • HI. null WM II. MAV. .xponded for (be pu l. Debenture Bonji Hon to the ainputlf whole may by laaued by the and Clerk oKlha Corporallon In lermi of ibe Mumclnal Act In auma aa may be dealrad, but nq tingle Debenlure ahull be Tor u grouter luni-Jbiiii One Thuuaand Dollars. Each PfWe tald Debenture Uiinda ahull be signed by (be Reeve and Clark and shall be sealed with the Seal of'llio Corporallon. i. The said Debenture Dcrida ahall boar Iniereat it a rata not exceeding S per nin per annum payuble half yearly on the lit day of slay and ihc lat day ot November In each and every year during the currency or auld Dehenluret or any of them. There aball bir attached to the Dobenluro Honda coupona signed by the Reeve and Clerk for each and every payment of Interest thai ahull become due, and aucb tlgnaturea may be either written lithographed or stumped. ( Tho said Debenturu Bonds ahall ai to principal and Interest be payable ul the Dlalrlct Municipal Ollice. North Vancouver, B. C or at the i-i tm li'iii office of (ho Bunk of Hamilton In Ihc city of Toronto, In thc province of Ontario, or at the principal office ot Hie said Bank In the city of Montreal, In the province of Quebec. The aald principal sum uhull be made iniiiiidi' by the Corporutlon not later than CO years frnm ihe Itt day of November, 1012. S. There ahall be ralaed and levied unnuully by speclul rate on ull rateable land or Improvements or roel property In Iho dlilrlcl the sum Of 1107 for l)io purpose of forming u linking fund for iho puyntcn! of said debentures when they become due ami the sum of IVI00 for Iho peyment of (he Interest k! Hip rule uforeiiild to liocomc due on such debenlurea during the currency llienof. end that In addition to all oilier ratea lo tw levied and collected In lhc suld dlslrlcl during the whole currency of Ihu suld deben- lur. ii in any of lln h. No rebate shull be allowed on the .--uiei aneclal rule In be levied under thla By-Law. . This lly-l.aw muy be died fur all purpoaea as "The Scbool Biles Loan By-Law. IOU." , Thla By-Law nli.ill cume Inlo effect on lhe list day of December, lllli. Paaaed by Ihe Council on (he 131 h dav of December. 1912. Received the uaselll of the eleclori at an election held on lhe day or 111 Ri'co'nslilered uud Ilnully adopted by tbe Council uud uli.in .1 Ily Ibo Reeve and Clerk und scaled Willi lhe Corporuie Seal un Ihe day of 111 Reeve. ■, I'lerk « $!!j.„,/:,viS]i,,:T ^ MIRTH i Sit li. .ll Reeve JOHN II FAHMKH IMC Diatrict of North Vancouver A III -MW io ea.klr Ikr I urpuralloa af Ikr 111.irid uf Nurlk V.aruatrr I* rtlar by nar .1 lata Ikr anas ol loiooo lo arovltr for Ibr gurrhaar ta* rlrtrl.g of Brfcuul lllra. WIIKKKAS ou (he Hal day uf in m bei. IIII. lhc Buard of Schuol Truateea fur the Dlalrlcl of Norlb Vancouver laid befure llie municipal Cuuncll u dciul)cil railiiiule oef- lhe auma required by (be Board foi lbc purchuse cleurlng and grading of school sites la said dlalrlcl. umounllng lo 111.000. the aald .Ilea being In Dlatild Lots ill. 002. 717 711 and III respectively: AND WIIKRKAS uii the Hat day of ii'i'.i.i llll. the Municipal Council ilnully iejected and disapproved aald estimates uniil auch lime aa Ibe Kleclori ahould give their aaaenl lo a Bv- luivv lur rulslng (he said turn of III.- 000. fur (he purpoiei tfurciald. AND WIIKRKAS on Ihe 2nd day of November. 10)1. the accietarv of aald Board of School Trustees made a wrlllen requeit lo the Reeve of the Dlilrlcl for Ihc submission lo lhe Kleci ors of • By-Law authorising the propoaed i Mninlliuic and for nilalng Ihc moneys required lo defray the aam. upon Ibe credli of Ihc Munlclpuflly AM) WIIKRKAS lhe umount if the debl which tbie bylaw la Inlendcd lo create la (be aum of 1(2.000. and lbe object for which Ihc aald debl Is created is (be purchase and clearing of school sllcs as aforeiald AND WIIKRKAS by a Special Uniil doled Hie >lal day ol November. 1112. Ihc Council of Public Inilrucllon have authorised the estension of Ihe loan lo be raised under Ibis By-Iaiw over i period of tO yeara from Ibe dale when ii'i" Hi l.uw takes effect:. AND WHKIIKAH 11 will be iiiih. sari lo nil"' annually by special rale Ihc lot.11 sum of 11107 00 for 00 years for Ihe i,-piiMiniii of Ihc aald loon and lnlereit •! t per cent, per annum aa berelnufie r provided: AND WHKHKAS Ihe value of Ih. whole int. utile lind or Improvement! or retl property of lbe Munlclpallly according; (0 Ihc lail n vised mess menl roll amounts lo 11.011.71(1 ANI) WHEREAS lhe iggregkle of Ihe Debenlure Debl of lhe hiunlclpal TAKK NiiTH'K Hill Ihe above la a Irue copy of Ihe proposed By-Law upon which the vole of Hie Munlclpullly will be luken wllhln Ihe following polling stations, vis: In Ibe Munlclpul Hall. Lynn Valley Road: In the office of Mr T. 8 Nye al corner of LoiMilole Avenue und 81 Janiea Road, und ul Capilano achoolhouse, til In Ihe Diatrict of North Vancouver, on Saturday, lhe 21th day of December. IIII. between the hour* ot I o'clock a.m and 7 o'clock pro JllllN O. FARMKK. i: M. c. end Returning officer. PUBLIC NOTICK la hereby given lhal Iho vol. of (he Kleclori of the Dlslrlcl of Norlb Vancouver will be taken on Ihc "Bchool Sllei Loan ByUw, 1212.'' on Saturday, the llth day of December, llll. between tho houra of I '..I' .J. .i in and 7 o'eloek p.m., wllhln Ihr following pulling places, vli: In the Municipal Ilull. Lynn Valley ituadi In Ihe office of Ur. T, H Nye. at Hie corner uf Lonadalo Avonuo und SI Jamea', Hoad. und at Capilano Se I limine Is lhe district of Noilh Vuncouver. and thai Jobn ti. I'm nn r hua been appointed Relurnlng Ollicer to lake the voice of auch Elcciora wllh lbe iiuii.il powere In that behalf Hy Order of the Council ISIgned) Wiry!. MAY. iHlglled) Reeve JOHN H FAHMKH. C. M. C. IIIMHIIT Ott Mllllll VAM'llI VkiH IDTBBS' I l*T NuTH'K Aiiqiiiluii is drawn to lha provisions of thc "Munlclpul Election* Acl Aiiieiidmeiii Acl. 1012 which provides us followa: "In case Ihe reglilered holder of lhe fee and the regillereil Vendee under ' an Agreement for Sale are bulb ownera "tu defined In this Acf) of the sonic land or real propel ly. they shall both Iiuv,- lln llisfct lo have Hull' liuiin-s eliliu-il oii The Voter*' I.Isl. bul (he "holder alone thall have the rlgbt lo vole at any Municipal Election un "less be. on or before the duy of Election, by writing under bla hand Died "In lbe office of Ihc Municipal Clerk, "walvca or renounces bis right lo vole "In which cuse Ihc vemtec shall be entitled lo vole, provided be haa all lhe ■requisite quullflcallons of a voter." Resident Eleclors vole In lbc Ward In which Ihey reside Nonrealdenl eleclori vole In Ihe Wind In which Ihey have die I.,. -1 amount of properly In value according lo lhe Aaiessinciii Roll Nq peison It entitled lo have bit oilier iiiiun twice intend on Ihe Annual Vuten List 11 u voter In the Mutilcl- pill!/ JOHN ii FAHMKH. CMC. I r Hy (elcepl for workt of loctl Improwc mini tnd a. Iisol puiposes) tmqunll U> •'e el| of Ibe Corporation tftsibi -flse of Nor i.l. .1 i flll.000: THEREFORE the Herri-jnf I'oun- / Ihe Corporallon m,'<t% .Jllsirlri mih Vancouver in iliunfil aaarni wltb the aaaenl Jf lha'Klertors Are You Moving Wc do inaiing of all kinds, (live us e (rial. Wc also have heavy teams by the day -express ami baggage, or wheu yeu wm.t cumi. call ur phoue 07. Wc have a large lloek of mill wood 18x10 inch lengths. Furnace wood a specially Prompt eleliieries NOHTII VANOOUVBB TBANSI'EK Jj, COMPANY 18 Lonadale Avenue Phon. 97. * Wo«4 O.O.D. We have some good, inside buys; also good acreage listings Lynn Valley Sub-division. f Ltt m quote you ratea on Fire, lie and Accident INSURANCE McMillan & reid Chela Ut 10 WN8DAI-K AVKNIJK tht ladles of Bt. Edmund's church will entertain at a social In tha Hor tleulmhtl rnll^Lonsdele avenue, at * on Munday night. A splendid programme hue bean arranged and a large attendance la anticipated. Admit- elan, g*nl\|l. Udies free. Tbe funds will be .levoted to the church.' St Agnei' Watch- / night Service On Tueiday, Hwamber ,'llal, a walrli uight nrvlra will lm held In Bl. Agues' i'hurrli. Theeerftje will liagiu at lliU p.m. and will oonsiat of evening prayer with special hymns, rbanls, etc, 'fhe Bev. Dr. tm will preach on "Tbe Les sons of the Dying V«" and the ser vise will cum linle witn a celebration of the holy cninmunliiiijlinmcdlntaly *('•'< miilnlitht. ■'■'y ' SNAP ON 18th STREET One-half Block Olf Lonidale Ave. U 41 x 132 Feet for $1050.00 All Caih,,or $1150.00 on Termi of. One-third Caih, Balan^ 6, 12 and 18 Monlhi. Agreement! of Sale Purchaied HOODtSOUTAR Phoue lot V. O. Box 1301 213 Lonidale Avenue Tbaia |* * curlona blatory ragardlnl an uiidulibad ehurrh 'whieb itauda tl H»»aall, near Bandbacb, Bnglaud. A formar r**ld*ut *t tb* looil hall, a Mr lAwnda*. painfully eonacluua' of the lark of provision for tb* eplrliuel wenl* of III* poopl* In Ih* nalgbborhood. oV tarnlned lu build a obpreb at tiia u*n aipeiiM. Afler c*r»fully chmadlig a alta ha gave instruction* tor tb* ereo Hun of • atnnliire I* U* mndern alyle capable of e*nilitffl lOOac »0 |»moua Work on H wei bfrtuK,»p th* sum mai of IM and *ea |i«lied on *l**rt Ily iinlll tba day/nil which Quae" Victoria wa* crownM, by whtfli tlm* ihe building waa /well advanced Tbe eryple, *boui itu In number, btd been put In, lb* walk and roof* war* com plate, and th* aiWiinge for tb* door wer* died liiilced;\p*rtly la coma- *uanc* of Ib* nuilonal rejoicing* aod partly to rtlehrai* im pfsfr*** which btd hm innda, .Hi* Uilidlng waa amuiberad tb dan'and dadoraUona and wa* Ih* caiiler of local faAwtla*. it day Mr l^ndn^ii* " b aa lllneu which quickly pro1 I, au*,wiih bla paaslof all wo\ ou III* church ceased Though (l)a gliding could have bjwti fnlahed/al j cajniiaratlvaly small eoai. If%u abtln doiiad, aod It bae nut hem 'need aiul'*, eicenl by tourlala. wliose name* "bill- low rod adorn It," aa Mark Twain aald of lliiif. nn tb* ruin* of Ciiin'e.'altar, bl tba thousand Wide World Maga LOOSE SHOES. , A Those Nat Fastened Tight et the Inste,. Ceuea Foot Trouble, Bar** peraon* out ol loo auffai ai eruclatlng pain at ou tlm or eiwihei with tbeir feet. A ilngi* corn n.. larger iban a grain of aeud can labs ell tbe "snap and vitality rlgUI out of you. Two thirds of modorn tool troubles aria du* to tn* tai-i tbat aiuioal *ierj ouv-man, wuinun and child -waara bis alio* too luuso Tlia sbo* Ilsell may be correct ** to *lu and ■Impu, but it Is nol laaieni'ii limn at tba only polul ot fouirol-naineiy. Iba instep Whan you wt your fool upon ibe floor or pavement in tb* acl ol walk log tbe ebue adheres, and It It hv loosely fastened ovar tbe Instep llu fool pushes duwn Inlo tba (ue ul tie aboa At carlaiu ipoti oo Ihe fooi llii* allpplog causae friction Theae spnia ara tha soles of Iba tact, ibr tu|ie, enda and Inner aide* ot the toe* lb* great rod Mill* to* Joint* and oc caelonally eveu lb* tack ol Ilia licet Wben lb* frlctlun tbu* caused la coo tluuad hour alter uour aod Uuy el ler day ooa or mora uf tbee* apola ar* at tuo*) aura tu become Inflamed and aom A slight Iblckenlng, called a "calloua It formed Aa tho IDctloo and preaaii go on tb* reauliiug calloua may thick ao up uoavanlyi tben It la called a "corn."- Woman s Hum* liouipauioii. QEOBOB B. Candidate for 1 $1.00 down, $1.00 per week The Canada Pride A Malleable Steel Range In (he lasl year we have sold over one hundred of Ihesc stoves iu Norlb Vancouver. This year we eipgft even a belter record. If you need a tellable range, it will pay you lu lee Ibis ona befote deciding, Wa guarantee absolule satisfaction on every rauge. Patterson & Goldie HARDWARE Phone 88 105-7 P.splanade Weil NEWPORT We have untie ol the cheapest buys. Good, location adjoining the original Towriiflc For full particulars su CARDINALL & MacGREGOR •' Ul BBPLAWADB i Util Age.lt tm Wtm9 Vhwn \7% i Hon* Ineurenca Oo., London Aeanrence Oemami tt mil llttlapi alao taaaa* for eel* or rant. P O. Im itu •AQDAD II A BIAUY ANQIENT OBIENTAb TOWN, To the Electors of tbe City ol Nortli Vancouver :\ \Vour vntcaMta-^iikeil W.Mr. Usui's,— . J |,\Becauee b| i has duipunstrateil his ability iin.i'.uiiiipriiv in handling , municipal work. ■ i. . 2. Because he has made it p\udy ol municipal law and cau save many eusl I v iitista\koiL__^^ .1. Ili'i'iiiiM' as an engiueer be has a strung ami intelligent interesl iu the Hi. uiul Narrows Hridge, and will advocate the early takiug over of Ibis project by tho niiinieipali tlOH I nil. e llnul I. Iieeause be will .In his utmost to secure enforcements of all obligations to the North Hhore by Ibe I', (I, ti, Railway. ii. iii'Ause he is in nun uf extend iug the sewer system where llie lieullli of the city demands ii, and equalising and facilitating the con dilions upon whiili Individual cuu nertlooa can lie made. II. Iieeause lm is iii favor of opening up slreets ami t'lMnnling wuoden sidewalks for residents, 7. iieeause hu is In favor of paying city workmen same rate of wages as is paid in Vaiicuuver ami piling preference to lhe\mployinenl of re«ident« of Nurtli \alicouier on muuicipal work a. BoraOse be is in ftvitr/mr) III rtJn'raliogNJti. own^eek ipiarry. Because lie \biII advocate the urdination of ri^ir ilepkrtiutiuis so as lo avoiil the re opening ut enuC plcteel streets for laying pipes, etc. In. He.bum' he is iu lanil ol liuyillng Up (he city clean and ;illi,i.in.- lu Ibi' hot* class of lili/cnyfiy the im pruvi'iiieut of tbe ferry'aervlee and the enforcement of lbe law wilhoul fear ur faior. Having every confidence in Ilr. ilanoa1 eapreaaad iiileuliuii lu adhere iu lhe polii-y eiiiliiiilit'd ill llie abuic, III fiiilersigued eaaeulive roininillee fur the fiirlheruiiee of his randidalura lot the mayoralty appeal lo Ibeir fellow i'ilir.eiia for Ibeir active support at the reining elections. i'liiiu I'. Jackson, chairman of committee, W I,, iiuiiii, vice chairman,i VV. ll, .McFarland, seerelary, I'lni.i. II. ('ales, 'I iiiiinii!. McEwen, II. .1 Fuwiur, A. ll. Anderson, i(. e i,. In,., I, Kennedy, McMillan, H. I'iaton, II, Vnung, / ,1. I'blllippo, I i ■ ni,-1 si^wer iiiirilini einiliiillee elected liy the in I., i..I ('oiniiiitlee. I'li'dginp 'myself lo a.Ibere lo lbc abuve platform aa formulated by my i.ii committee, I respectfully re i|uesl yuur vote ami inlliieiicu in my fa vor as Mayor of lbc city of Norlb Van couver for the ensuing year. GEORGES. HANES tt. Ham* tt Ihe Oallphi Hai Nat Yet luccumbjfd t*Mh* Innovallans el the Wait - Bebbere- »nd /l»a* ,4hoy/d and lb* Foreign lacllan r 1M«er Mil th* Mail Inviting Part '/''tj the Community. To ilie readers ot the Arabian Nights -and whn has not read tnetnf Bagdad, tha clly ul Harounel- llaaeliid, cuiijurea uo an incomparable El' deliihtlaJLiyilioii^il atilely7paK a, lov«ly/woi»kjJ. ajiaf'y court* (*iid / 1 lountinipir'eucIL *s dial in im nlhir city (if tlu world. Many a lover ol tha beiutiM "diss/laid duwn Ills/ buuk'iwlth! a/se/a, nl weariness ul OociilenUI N^IV,.-bbllvloui (il the laot that the Kajd seen thruugh tin iiiagio ipootacles nl laity romance ie pot tli* Kest of reality. Bagdad haa a'charm all of iU own. Por il la not only the largeat audi beat-known clly ,<» Mesopotamia-til* cradle id the wnrld- but it ia on* n| tlia law remaining cities ilill unspoilt by Western innovations. \ Moreover, the afivent nl the llegilid Railway and Bir William Wilcuck's irrigation iOImhii have aiven tha oity nl tha Caliphs an iiiuiii prominence ul lata, ana Kugland baa su larft a stake in that portion nl the Turkish Empire, that a briel description ol what ia In lie eeeu end done in Uie city ul e Tliuusend-and-One Nights mey unt prove uninteresting tu that large circle o( readers who ean epare ix-itlu-i the lime nnr th* money to undertake e journey necessitating sov. eral weeks ul travel. One can reach Bagdad either via the Persian Gulf ur via llev mm Aleppei. the lull, i being tlie must pii\; turesqus route. From Aleppu south-' wants one mutt either proceed all iio- way liy native carriage ur go l/Wtet- keiiuli and travel down the Euphrates In I'eluja mi a "sliaktniir" -I veaiel lomewhat like a child's Noun's Ark borne downstream by the river oor rent. ~— The treveler wlm hankers alter Pull- iiian cars or upholstered seals had Ii.i iei i i'i ui ii In.i in- once he reaches AleppO, f'et IU-llllll..' ,II<>H II I |. I lllh ■! I able can he "imagined than a journey through the desert in t nativu carriage Forced to lit lull length Inr twelve or fourteen hours at a stretch daily, jolted linm mie tide In the uther whilst tlie burning rays nl the sun beat down upon one's head, one gtve- a sigh id relief upon reaching a "khan" just Iteinte aumiiiwii ill iii-l'-i (u snatch a few hours' sleep-fleas pei muting Mure ver, tlie ruads aro ini,-1.1 with mhlicrs, so that it is ue- - aeeiary In travel wllh an escort id mldiers. After sume twenty dav.- ui travel oi e at last ep|ir acliet Bagdad, glad it heart to know Hial in a space ul e lew hours the xiiuinl nl Kngliih. French and lieimsn will again greet one/t^iie Hence when tin- duv r .'■ill- 'Vln.-balliili (jil.-a-e (ind), H.i'/ dad in tljaee hunts! uue cratirs ones neck Hi igdei tn get an early view ol the ine."|i"- ami mmm■ t 11 slury aiul ■■.- cl \\ illiin hall an hour nf Bagdad lbe hnly city of Karimein, famnus fur its niiisqua wilh dnmes ol solid gold, and the lanaiii l-iu ul ita inhabitants, standi nut against tlte clear blue sky Annually thousands ol Hhla pilgrim.- make tlieir way Irnm Persia In pray al thia iliriue, and the Ottumau Uuv- eminent reaps quite a rich harvest Irum tbe duty it levies on cotpsea imported for Iniiuii aiumi, "I the salnl* of Shit Mohammedanism. No unbeliever is allowed within Ilia pie. ii,.'i. ill this place of wutship. and only a glance can be e.blamed mi one's wey through the baiaar, ul lhe splendid mueeks whifli cover tlie laeade nf this ninsqu* The natives Iraik eekence al evety stranger enternig the city, and ■■" fanatic are they that th* writer ol this article wes unable In pm. leam a drink ol water lest his li|» should defile the bowl. From Kaiiinaiu In Bagdad there is s vary old-lashloiied system ol 'trainwawe, which passes near the tomb nl Knliedirli, llaruun Sl-HlSOllld'S lb", ee I. el VV if.- Bagdad at laat! uul a liner light eye never luoknd upon- frnm a distance. The stately palm tree, swaying to and Iro in the penile bneie. the atrenge go'das plying upon Hie river, the minarets, the bridge nl boats with itt orowd ol passengers, made me wondai whether my senses were eu- ohanttd. Ichabod—whan I reached the oity I discovered lhat il was dis- tano* that lent enchantment to tlie view, and that the glorias ol Bagdad had Indeed departed I If little can h aeld In favor of Uie eights to be "•'" Ui* looial lite In Bagdad amongit Euroutani has much to recommend itetU. Everyone seems good-tempered, notwithstanding that tbo main temp*r*tur* in summer is 118 degrees Falir There is plenty ol sport — tennis, badminton, polo whilst *n oao*aion»l dance or garden V#MUr . J. E. HAYNES 1801 Lonadala Avenue, Horth Vancouver Cabinet maker, picture fretner and jobbing work and repairs of all kinds. Oasigus and eitiinetae submitted. Fur uif ure bought, sold end repaired. I'honc I-U7. Too Late to Classify WANTF.D-Nurae girl for after noons, one baby. 246 18th eaat. 31-18 CordWood FOH HAI.K -Unlimited amount of card wood or itove wood. Tboopaon ■ JJ 1 OlwAgli r9Q99w ?•! w99 A*" thm \ part/ doei a great deal lo dlepal thet lael'ng ol hoin*sickn**s that over- ciiuim tht best did worst o| ui. Bigdtd boaita three clubi - tli* Britiih, Oerinan and French. Ifm- pltallty la written with * capital H ovtr each, tnd anyone pitching Ilia Unt in thla city will And a warm welcome eiterided hlm hy hie compa- trloU. Each of tliese clubs sole a day apart •van week or mouth lor the reception of guests. Out then hears euch t babel of tongues thtt ont might im- tgin* on*'* tall In a llerlitr, Ichool. Modaety precludes my saying anything about tb* British Club., I cannot conclude this article, how*ver, .vltliout paying a trlfniU to Uie Uer man colony in Bagdad. Not to have been t« the fle/men club on Wediijs- day alUrnooni ia to hav* miattJ a toclal treat. Mmy t iioii-Oerm»n will carry twty with him pleasant memoriae ol our charming hoeta aad bo*t*ae*i, io Indelitigabla io thtir tlorii to make tluir guaiU *■ hippy a* Djxitibl* "itb <ie*a4*cUn Unil."- Now that thd Chriit- in; is here wo every one to examine our stock uK Christmas goods. We have a stock of le cutlery that will bear anyone's inspection and our carying sets are the best. Don't forget our stock of kitchen ware -, for the Christmas cooking; and baking. OBTII VANCOUVEEB LBAD1NU IIAHI1WAH11 MEBOHANTB FIRST STREET AND LONSDALE ■ Pfone 12. If you want to succeed m business on tlie North Shore, ADVEpiSEJin the "Express" TT Don't Take Chances! Phone 80 Business I miu aud bualnaaa bouaae ere utniU)f Judged by tbe printed mat tar tbay tend out. Can you afford te take chaucaa with yeur printing when good work iu tbia Una coote little, if any, more. We Do GW Work NOBTH BHOBE I'BEBS LIMITBD Pint Street But, North Vaucouvor i | i/i Seasonable Suggestions From the North Shore Drug Co. Gillette ■ , 5.00 Sn Aulwtrop - - • 5.00 afjfty Kazors Aibadrom $1.50 io fR.oo Yankw .... 2.50 32ZZZI Ever-Ready - - - 1.00 MILITARY BRUSHES in caae at $4.00 and $5.00 a (Mir HAIR BRUSHES 50c. to $4.00 each ■at CAMERAS-Enti-gneUe 17.00 Carbinei $15 to $20 PERFUMES from 25c. to $10 per Uk Chocolates """ ,we""1 ''ne '" town> ^e our window. Price* (rom - - ■ 2.5c, to $5.00 • bo» EBONY MIRRORS are alwayi nice (or the ladiei THERMOS BOTTLES and LUNCH KITS $1.50 to,15,00 LOT* OF OTHER LITTLE THING* North Shore Drug Co. P. I. THOMAS, Pb». I. CntttU 59 Lonsdale Ave. Phone 311 -m~m--mmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmawmtmmwmmmmwtwwwrillwtmmmmmmm 9, *P
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