LUMBH f ORTANT „ MEETING Iran tka miMtmn *Wftt*Sr%m Wmfm mmamam/mmwim > yfijfM m llVm tw mm aftfgt OnUerlh kmal Burrard >g,t and t« cenatmct a Una nf railway 4rom Out point tt tkt day tf Matta Vancouvar, baa bean received Irf tkj»■ tldant tjIwimiliT Smith tf tka Board pt Trtde, and tka proportion will bl dlicuiied tt tka (.rural ajftjgf tt ba beld at tbt Oity Hall tomorrow ma- lug. Otbtr matten ot importtnro will ll.-.awlae bt coutldired at that a large attendance of membera It urgent. Local ud Personal Mri. i(. I). Haggles will receive oa Thursday anil on tke tbird Tbumlay of ouch succeeding noatk. Tbe Hii. Miration ia bertbed on tke Nortb Vancouver t'ual aad Supply Coinptuy'i wbtrf witb a large cargo of cement from Todd Inlet. Christmas preatnla and plait work at tbe great Doll Skew of Ike MasoD in Bt. Joku'i Pariak Htll, November 28th. 17-11 Dr. Dyer will remove oa Uooilay, tbe Sillh iiat, from kit present place of rt'siileiicc to bit new borne on 13tk ttreet west. - Tbe St. Andrew'a aad Caledonian Society nave organized t dance for St. Andrew'a nigbl, November 3th. The proceedi will be devoted to tke society's charity work. Witb regard to tbe jaaiiortkip of (be city ball it bat beta decided to retain tha service! of Ur. Walter flraham who has acltd ia lhat capacity for tometime paat. _ W. Wooton, l(. H. Marriott aad i. May, lo adopting liquid means af keep ing ont the cold, were not inBeieatly discreet. Magistrate KeaJy oa Satur .|ay morning for thit reason laed Ihem IS and co.ls or I.n dayi ia default. W»fH ?4lfPQtIVP, B. fki fUBI9A.11 PVTffltpjl It, mi a?li Ul" UL Ml mi l\ II llllllillUMakltaraWewMkBgSga NUMBBB 18 DOMINION S.S. "POINT EIX1CE." McDougsll-Jenkins Engineers, Limited Complete Contrac^Qfficial Trial Trip Satisfactory- Vessel Taken Over by Government, iowmf9\m-. POUNIJ-Onf isliing .lory." W. H. TkPffpwn, Uslli-burn I', p. \-w (-QBT-I)lack am) wbilo "huiky" dog. Iloliirii to T. 0, Tiiiiiiunt, curlier Wye nnd Obtsttrflii|il. Buward. If 11 LOST OU BTPI^N-I'piattf ■ |>|tcb, seen |git it North Vaneouver ilutel. Antvrart to tbt uunio pf "Beauty"; color white and choeolato. Helum to 1*. Larion, North Vuncuuver Hotel and receive rowurd. 14-11 FOB BENT H00M8 FOB BENT-Housokoepiug. 218 2nd Street eait. 1100118 TO LET-With or without lioanl. Apply Miss Burton, 133—tth ■■ ti.-.'t west. t.f. TO KENT—Puriiiaheil email bouio, IMh street wilt, Apply Mr. Higglu- liui luun. cor. 17th and Mahon. 18-11 mahSam&iiW' -.»-.»•%.•*--•"--- • Tbt dredge "Maeiadoa" arrived yeit.rday from Victoria aad ia tow anchored la tht Inltt of thia eity pre paratory to aadergoing eateative re |sair» under one of tb* lota) ihipbuild ing c i.in panic. ji^m In connection witk tke Nortb lain, dale rbnrch tke Ud|l|' AaailUry bave arranged a social far tklt iv.alng to take place at tke residue, tf Mm. Archibald. Bone original attraelioai bave been promiud. Mayor McNeUk aad Aid. M.Kaa, l# preaeatiag tkt city, aad B«*ve Mc Naught aad Councillor Bridgman repre lenting tbe diitrict, have hem aver to Victoria today ta tttaad tbe uaiou of llrititb Columbia Muniripeliliw. Thay will probably return ra Friday. Tht one week old East Capilano Bala payera' iatttittira an already tuck- ling tbt buiinet*. A auniiag ha. been arranged for thi. w»ek wkea a nu»b*r of problem! will cotaa ap let toiolioa, after which recommtadatiou will bt duly submitted lo tbe council. Tbe taaaal Masonic 1*11 U to lake place la tka Horticultural Hall aa Thursday nigbl aad arraagcmenU aave been madt on aa elaborate aetl* Tka iinit.liom have coverall a wide radiu. arceplancc* haviag b**a rttaivad from Maaoni ai far diaUnt at B«lliagha«. Tba function promiiet to bt a atttt •ucceea/al ra*. Mr. V. T. Salshury, irrotapanied by Mrt. Salabury, left North Vancouver oa Monday afltraooa to altopd tkt convention of tkt Arctic Brotktrbotd at J'ortlaad, Ort. It it Ut. Salabury <i inlenlion to encourage tkt holding of tbe nest roaveatioa ia thit eity. Tke eook Uat \i Tucker's camp, ait ualed oo tk* corner pi tbsti aai Bee ■.ml street tad Bt Otorgt*■ Avenue, r.sllapted on Sunday in coaa.qt.nc. of tbo weight of taow wkick had accnm F inulated oa it. Tkt occupaati at tin lent were aaatnbied at tkt fattive board when tka calamity took p)«*. Fertua ately nothing more aerioaa than incoa- venieace took phytt. The taow proved top kaavy for Ikt awning outiide Bale't ttore oa tke corner pf let and Uasdai*, tad a auddta downfall pf tke ttld awaag rewlud In comequence. .1 Tbt Ibiekueu of taow which epUnatad on ibi top pf a brkk iked m Mated itreet caused tkt Unttwa le tilt cltaa wQfiWw 9*99 w*9tnmWftwwi */ That tkt Nortk Shore ia in posilnm to turn out workmanship of tbt best • il tkl conalruction of iteel vet efls wai amply demonstrates! ou Satur day last to those wbo were in attend anre at lb. official trip of tht new iteel tog, Point Ellice, jutt completed by McDougall Jenkins Engineer!, I.iin itdl for the Dominion government. The tug left Uind'l wbtrf, Vancouver, tt two o'clock p.m. aad after mat ipg a lour of tkt harbor, made t run up Nortk Arm tad reluming, tied up at tke wbarf of tbe eonatrutting com paay, thia city, at about five o'clock During tkt trip Superintendent Bay laid aad kit aaaitttata tried tko vessel pat I* every manner that could suggest itatif to Ikoat thoroughly conversant witk Ibe requirements in inch cases. In every particular tka vaatti vat found to measure fully up ta tke ttandar.l stud delivery wu accordingly accepted. Tka Point Billet was ronatruete.l for ike dredging department of tbe l'uli lie Workt of Oanada aod designed as a lender for tkt dredge Ajar tt Vic terii to replace tba tug Petrel, which all been madt into a truiier. The measurements of tke Point Ellice are at follows: Ungtb over all 81 feet I lackae; breadth of beam, over plat lag, tl leet, depth, 18 feat 414 inches. Tka hull ia aud. of «tra kaavy iteel throughout aid ia very strong forward ia order if aaeeetai-y, to bt able to Lynn Valley Notes Mr. L. Boack it building a bouse for bimteif pa Haakina road. Tkt tkermometer on Saturday regis tend 11 degree* of froet. Mr. F. B| Harmon, plumber of Norlh Vancouver hu Milled ia kit new real- dtact pa tka corner of Frederick and Ceelr. roadl. Mia. Clan Magtnnit la suffering from a eeveraly sprained writt wkick aaa sustain*! ii falling down .lairs at tkt Btpreu Priiliag office, where she it engaged ia tkt binding department. Mr. If. Oermya bai been awarded tkt contract by tat municipality for building a bridgt pvtr l.ynn Creek on ikt Bice Uke road, tki ceaatrurtipn ia la flB awiag tad tkt bridgt la to be anplnUd ky Ikt tad of December. Ia tddition to tkt I'reebyUrieu aod Anattctn ckurebet already erected, ar raaatauata ut being madt '"' !■• ton itrieliou of Melkodiit tad Hapli.t ekartkat ii I-ynn Valley Tht litter wikl probably bl litustcd in close proximity ta tkt rteidtac. pf Beeve McNaught. Tbt aocial ii Knox ckurcb nest Tburiday eventtg ii oat of a teriet givea by tbt UdlaT Ala* ef tkt Prea "lyteriao church aad ia I,it to all. The aim of tke Udiet it to get newcomers out aad to get aequeietod. Bight o'clock ii tko hour announced far com meaeatnoat ltd beiidcs tkt free light nlrnkmmtt provided by tka Udloe' Aid, IM** will In a few mutical numbers by aumberi of tka mechanical de- ptrtasnat nf lha Bipreea printing of Ita. Tkn program ii ai fotlowi: 9W IMI, "flM»#w Bpataeng''- BtprtM Otoe Party; epag, "Alton Wa tor", Mr. /. Veltth; aaag, "Heota Wba Hu', Mr. D. Campbell; recitation, u- Iwttei, JUr. K I. Mortal; part tong, "A Utile term Well TilK" W ptm Oim Vptfy, mag, "JM faad p' tkt Ual," (by raonut), Mr. 0. Otmp- Mli diet. "LariMard Wateh", Matin, mfmmrf *TWmWf * 'mtllltH I T T»HH'■■ I ■■■ n-r w break ico when occasion may require. The engines were constructed by Bow aad Duncan of Qlasgow, and are compound engines 16 inch ami 32 inch by 24 inches, capable of developing iiiiii hone power. The boilers ure 12 feot 2 inches iu diameter by 11 feet iu length locked at a pressure of Hill Ilis. to the square inch. While speed was not a factor iu the vessel, she is capable of developing a speed of 12 knots par hour. Tbo Point Ellice was designed by Mr. H. A. Ilayliuid, superintendent of dredging for tho dopirtmciit for British Columbia, by whom the construction was also superintended. Tbo vessel, in charge of her newly appointed officers, left for Victoria on Monday morning and will bo employed witb tho Ajax for a time to get llm- bored up, after which she wili return to Vancouver to act lender for tho dredge Mastodon, in dredging First Narrows uutil the lug point Qrey is completed aud ready lo go into'com mission, wbicb Is expected lo be about the beginning of tho year. The officer.-, uf tlio I'oini EHiee aro Captain Mcldickiug and Chief Engin ecr P. Pamphlet, both formerly of tht Petrel. The crew is coniposcil of aov- cnl of tbo membera of Hie crew of the Petrel, together with a number of now i'|i|,uiul, i- . Thoae who were invited to participate in tbe trial trip were as follows! Hon. F. I., tarter Cotton, Mayor William Ms r,'ci.ih, (ico. 11. Morden, .-.litur of tbo Express; H. A. llayneld, E. V. Young, A. II. Uealoii, A. F. Mentlei, A. E, Hum.., .1. A. McDougall, P. Forsytb, A McFoe, W. Shaw, W. Q. WuOster, u. D. Bamsay and Wm. Watts. Tho trip wu thoroughly enjoyed by tbe gueits and tbe pleusurc was greatly enhanced by the excelloiit cuisine deftly provided by tbo capable ami obliging ebef -I. Cessfuni, who presided over tbe galley having received hii official appoiulment from Ottawa a few dayi previous to Iho dale of tbo trip. Tlie construction of tbt Point Ellice was carried out by tbe Mcliougull Jonkins Engineers, iu tbe face of many difficulties which are incidental to tho operation of a new plant and a newly organised business, but in tbe words, of Superintendent Bayfield tbe Arm turned out a "flrat clui job, sa- tisfaetory to all partial." Mucliougull .lenkiiia, Engineers, I.iin itu.l, has recently been reorganized anil placed upou a lirst class luincia! basis us the result of tjic introdnctlou of new capital- Mr, W. Bbtw, formerly assistant manager nf tha Albion Iron Works of Vancouvtr il in charge pf Iho technical work of the firm witb tbe rank of manager. Mr E. V. Young, for many yeart witb tbe Woitlngbouso Company »i Pittsburg, Chicago and London, hu been appointed secretary -nil is in cbtrge of thp business department. Extensive addition! bave boon made to tbp building!, a large amount of plaut bai been purchased and is bo ing installed and tho business will lie thoroughly equipped in every depart ment for tbo turning uut of flrst class work in au expeditious maimer A foundry is being established and will be equipped with- every facility fur making all the castings etc. which may be roquired. Tliepluul in tho machine shop will be largely Increased aud its efficiency developed to tbo highest possible point. A large collection of valuable patterns tor different cluset of work has been purcbued and a pattern sbop will bo calahliahi'il. A woodworking factory will likewise be installed where tho company will manufacture its owu patterns, moulding! and all similar products which may bo required. Tbo paid up capital of the company bu lieen increued by tbe turn of |liiii,iiiM. Hon. F. Li. Carter-Cotton bu been elect- id preiident and with him arc usociat- ed u a board of director! prominent and successful men wbo havo already done a great ileal in promoting the upbuilding of tbe great commercial cen trt on llurranl Inlet, Tbe payroll of tbt business ii at present aboul SI.Hilil per month aud from tbii basis with the steady development and extension of the business which il bound to result from increaaoil financial itrongtb ami tnergetic management, McDougall Jenkini Limited ii destined to be one of tbe most successful and valuable manufacturing institutions on Iba Nortk Short. SECOND NARROWS BRIDGE Chief Engineer Crutwell Ready to Report- Type of Bridge Finally Decided Next Week. Expreu Cla»iified Ads. BDUOATIOKAL TO RENT—Nice li roomed tint. Apply Lonsdale Supply Stores, llll Lonsdalo Avenue. t.f. Ho,«l room and hounl for il or 4 men at Mrs. Tioruoy'n 8th street, lirst house east of Boulevard. 2411 l-'uriiishcil rooms, single und two .limbic with SlOVO, good Slid c-inn, suitable for Ibrco or lour friends, lol East ltd streot. 11112 POR HENT-Fourruoincd buuso, Oth street . ,-is.i, one block from car Hue; em lii.-ci poultry run. Apply Evos k Co., real estate, Ijonsdalc Avo, 1711 FOB KENT --Small furnished cottage, block uml a hulf from cur. Excellent view. Nu children. Bout ffl A, B. H„ I', 0. Drawer 1418, Vancouver, llll TO LET-Piirniibcil room. Apply 200 Soi-oml street west. Eutrauco loin- porary off Third alreet. lu II TO BENT-Cbnk'o moi|ern suites ou 3rd itreot. Apply Alox. Sin illi k Co., North Vancouvur. t.f. FOB KENT ll.s.hus, with or without boiiiil Apply 436 2nd slroot E. One minute from cur. 1711 FOB llENT-Fiveroumed bungaloy, modern, 8lh street east, near Victoria 1'ark. John Dluison, Colonial Apart ment House, 8lb slreei, phono 21(1. tf MISCELLANEOUS .1. I .unlet and North Lonadala Got it at I imiilulo J'bnrraaoy Phono 311 Quod young itock Bull, eorner ltth strctt and Million An-. 14.11 Agroemeutt for Sale discounted. Money wailing. Lonsdale Bealty Co., 036 Lonsdalo Avenue. Phone 317. t.f. Nortk Vancouvor Fish aud Produco Co. Fresh and smoked Fish a specialty. 131 Fint itreot west. 24 ll B. M, Bicbmoad, teacher of violin, 1417 Jon*. Avinut. 1711 Sinct hit arrival on tbt ground, Mr. E. Crutwell, reiidont chief engineer for tht conitrucllon of Sti-ond Narrow! bridge, bu been actively engaged in tbe preliuiinarict neceitary to the Bull decision U Ibwilie type pf bridgt to bt constructed, lo which tnd be bu been in close consultation witb Ibo local Arm of Clcvelaud apd! Cameron, witb Burrard Inlet, Tm I k Bridge Company, Ibe B. 0, | ' Wfc Ibo V. W. k Y. By. <'„., and tbt city council of Vancouver. At tbt result of his investigations Mr. Crutwell hu hid prepared several alternative plant wbleh will be submitted to tbo board of diroclon of Burrird Inlet, Tunnel k Bridge Company at a meeting to be beld next woek when a ileluile decision will bo arrivtd at wilb rtferenet to Ibo type of bridge and plant will bt proceeded wilb at port, in accordance wilb tbat dec 1 won. V.itcb and Wagbornt; long, "Mary'' Mr. 1. Vcilcli; part long, "lloinlniglil ". Express (lice Party. Couotloii city and district children bad their loboggiua oulduriug tbe per iod of keen froit. Nothing more desir tMt for tbeir purpose could be imagined than tbe extended slopes of the side wilki. Tkt youngslers have since •Uied tbtt Ihty Hire time tud again greatly inconvenienced by obtlinate pedeetritni who penis(ed in walking pp. tbi tiidiwalki. / BUILDINO PEBMITS i:i!i M. J. Phelan, Vancouver, lot 4, block So, ub. 271, 141b ttrut, lo build t plumbing simp. 41 E. W. Sieve, lot 97, block lit, sub. 274, Eiplanade tut, to tract t one leiiellli'lll building. Tbo Truth ttudlnti clui will mitt ovcry Tuesday eveuing at 8 o'clock at Ibe reiidonce.of Mrt. Utllagfcpx, Keith road, near Bidgoway. Stndpnt* desiring higher ipiritual itfoldrnaut aro cordially invited tp attend. tf CALENDAR OF E mm/Mr, Mot. Ittk-ltditt' Auxiliary *ocUl, H. Lomdtli buicb, at ratldaact pf Km. Archibald. Thnraday, Npv. Wth -Muting Pf tho Board pf Firry Director*. | p* Tburiday, Urn- t»Mi-Jat>*>»' AU Free Social , moat Otwta, IfW VtBiy. nuradtr, Warn- m-^nem Matting ft pm* fmfi, I o'aTock. Friday, Mpt, )Tkk-«. kadiiwl tad Oa|tdpa|t# HoaW, ft** Monday, Mw. ^HW*i*lo» Opb $tut, ttwMculturtl Hall Mpadajr, Mor- M*-ajMifai pf Oty *aic*l, I p'p|pc*; I'OE SALS FOB BALE Frctb mutbroomi .tally at tbi (Irolto. Ill FOB SALE-Fint collie dog, 11 monthi' old. Owner leaving for Bog land. Apply Ktndit Kltcb.n, 14 11 FOB SALE Fir Wood, ll.hn pa, cprd. Apply John Campbell, Ul-tth slreei west or phont 86]. HMD FOB SALE - A Null refrigerator Enquire Hammond's Howling Alley, Louideli Aveuue. 14 II FOB SALE -Fir.1 growth dry wood for S4.76 per cord, 4 ft. 0. McD.de, Pkone 82. t.f. FOB SALE Three 50-foot Iota on Queen it reef, tve minutei' wtlk from Umdale. Ttrmi, Apply K., Expreu OHVt, FOB BALK-FIr Wood, 16 1 cord. Mill Wood, 14 lock cedar, 14 a load. 0. 0. il. L»ve order, tt biro, 71b aad Bidgeway. 24 11 FOB SALE Two lots, Mock aaa a half weat pf Umdale pn 22nd itreet, 1110 ttf bath. Tumi, kopfy ewm, ** LoudtJt Avennt. 2011 Five rpomtd eotitgt and eltaraij lit tixm Ip Lynn Valley fpsr yardi from carline. $1700. Ter»t. Pa|mcr (late Ward) llurraoiter tnd vpn Orapvinltf, ltl Umdale Avenue. Fbont 7L t.f. Vau-ffioraiA bungalow, ntw, balji, toilet, furnace, lot cleared and fen.c.td, IUM. HM cub, belinei arranged. Falaiar (lata far*) Burauter aid m titmvtnllx, W Untitle A-timi. it, u We dose Sundays. I'lione 924, /. ti. English, 0. K Urocory, 13 Lou- Uie Avouue. For plumbing! pipe tilling tnd con n.-eliiig tee F, B. JIi-rnii.il, Frederick Bold, Lynn Valley, or Phone 184. If. M. II. Biyinenl for flnt clui drtti- miking. Second houie, 8tb itrett I,, adjoining welt ot Boultvard tnd car uat. if The Oity Dye Worki, on comes Be- plauado But ind Umdale are enabled by virtue of |hiir large plant in tbp city lo nol only clean tbo clotb but tbt lining, pockets, otc. of ovory tult they dry clean at tba inmt modoratt pricaa tbty have tlwiyi chwgid. t.f. Iiuporlcil tailoring, flent't lulu to meuure from $11, freight and duty paid, hundreds pf samples. A pott card, will bring then) lo yojr door. Bpborl Smifli, 831$ Clark Pr|vp, Van couver. Phono Fairmont UMB. 10)2 Sewer cpnnectipat dpne by expert pipp layprt. Work «P#ranta#d tp pUi oily engineer's office iuspoctlon. Only (rat clui Scotch pipe ind prime Port land cement used. 'Estimates furnish- pd. Apply K. B. Paykull pt oico pf Nortb Vancouver Coal ini Supply (lo., Ui: 1-12 ^rWtWml mimnf WANTKD-/)rcismak|ng, itylo ind W guartnled. Mn. Bowet, "Boacobel" Sth itrett and Chuttrltld Avt. 1411 WANTED -A good geft*iral tprvint. |pp)y, Mn. flould, (mwioti Boad, Lynn Vallty, between » a.m. and noon. 1411 WANTED --Ttndora /or clearing and giad|ng lot », Woflc J»„ diitrict lot -ft*, (f »Mgb«t, p. 0. Bfit 84|3. tt u i A ■ ; ■ I THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B, G pp •mm-m . THE EXPRESS M0BT8 VAJi*ei)ffviB|i.".r-,,..■..•- BBWI8H OQWJMflfA —■■ .'»M - Patst of Snbacriptiont-Onp year, OWP, 81* moptki, Mt, Three monthi, i United States and Foreign, $3.00 par year. , Adyertitlng Bates WW Bt »«uete* oa Application, Tbe Bxprtit It devoted to the interests of the Nortb Bhore pf Burrard. Inlet exclusively, It constitutes an advertising medium ot exceptional value for retching In a thorough and effective mannor the population of North Vancouver City and Diitrict. Every effort It made to give advertiien tfcp most satisfactory .•prvlco. ' *■ All changes In contract advertiienieuts' should be in the printers' hands not later than i'l t- m, Monday and A P- >"■ Wodnoiday to ensure initrtia* ip tbe following isine, Nortb Vtnceuw, B, 0,,., .MoTtsmbtr 14, WU. ship and at to tbe financial ability of the province to provide the very beit that li procurablt with resptct to all features of tbe educational problem Tbe time it not far to seek when tbe youth of British Columbia of both sux- et will be found by tbe thousaud frequenting the bails and lecture rooms of the provim-iiil university ami in due eoune, graduating therefrom, with tha vory but academic equipment which it is possible to procure, for tbe particular calling in life, for which tbe student has striven to qualify blroulf or herself. The beneficial influence wbicb au institution of the character d,eno|ed is destined to exert upon tbe type of citizenship cannot well be exaggerated. It is well within the mark to declare that the provincial university wili toon win ils way to a commanding position in wbicb it will rightly be coniidpred one of the greatest assets pf British Columbia and tbe uoblest of provincial institutions. forn. of goyoriinWt sWorkl quite as satisfactorily In this city as it does in other pl|HM|inilltr|y situated, but tjip Published, JwtAtyt and Fridays by North Short Prate, Mwlt*' te^ advances of (opinion and of re- qEQ. H. MOBDEN, BPITOB ANP MANAQBB, ' mtm whjib Nafta Vancoover en joy tends to a much more rapid pm nt eivipprogress th&n might be the case under less advantageous circumstances. North Vancouver's development It detained to procood by forced marches, so to speak. Publio works of great magnitude whoea cpnstrucHpn, under normal conditions would bi laid over for p time pr otherwise wpuld he undertaken in a leisurely Cushion, musl bo provided on the North Shore at an parly date In the city't history and wjtbiu » abort period pf time- The statement will not he contradicted by those who art wall Informed, that fpr a city of the ago of North Vancouver, to bo equlppod with all the institutions, con vmiieiiccs pod public works character- istic of tht largest and most progressive centres, ns this city it tnsliiy it very exceptional. This precoeiousness, aa among the cities nf tbe province will plwayi be characteristic of tbis eity bacaute of tbe necessities which ire inseparable from the natural advantages which it enjoys. The result is that there it au unusually large development pf civic business, at a comparatively early stage of tbe city't growth ami thit' crutaa exceptionally large do mnmls upon the time ami attention ol' those citizens who muy bo elected tu tbe city council. Already it is eousidered u at rung recommendation upon the part of any candidate for civic honors, if he is able to assure tbo electors that he is iu position to devote a vory largo pro portiou of bis time exclusively to civic business. Inasmuch as it is already in acknowledged fact then, that pur abler men must bo prepared, in large degiee lo fulfil tbo duties of eoiiiniis.voiicr.1, would it uot be preferable tn i pi the logic of tho situation and make them sucb ill reality f If they wore serein,! the city ts commissioners, tbey would devote tbeir entire time and attention to the city's interests and woui.l receive remuneration commensurate with tboir services and consequently Iho efficiency of tbeir services woui.l bo bucil upon the reteutiou of a very do- airahle position at a good salary, instead of upon a mere retontlon of civic "Illinois" which aro frequently more imaginary than real. Under civic government by Board of Aldermen, a eity gets from eititent witb whom attention to civic affairs is a secondary occupation, without paying for their services, the utmost amount of time and attention that tbey can afford to givo tbe city, while under government by eonimisiiou, the eity gets tbe undivided time and attention of men who soon become experts in their line and pays tbcrefor an adequate price Tbo question which remains is this. At what stagt of affaire dots tbo time arrive wben, the interests involved are sufbcietly extensive to make it bettor business upon tho p.-ut of tbo city lo git undivided services from professional civic officials ami pay for tbem, rather than to get divided services from amateurs (with all due respect to our worthy aldermenj for nothing. , Tbe lliwrd of Aldermen in any pro greaiive city could not bo chargeable witb mistaken policy, who decided to givo tbt ratepayers au opportunity lo pronounce upon this Important matter, at a comparatively oarly dale in the city't bittory. THB PBOVWOIAI. WWIVBBSITY ' < The Intentions of tha provincial government witb reference to tbt provincial university, u outlined by Dr. Young, Minister of Education, In his notable utterances at the convention pf School Trustees lut week, ibow conclusively tbat the government has rightly gauged the pre-eminent position Ibat education it destined to occupy in the future progress of tbe nationa and is likewise determine;! that the youth of British Columbia shall be accorded facilitiet which properly appro-, dated ami utilised, will place them upon vantage ground equal to the best that tho world affords and second to none in this superlatively important particular. The splondid seliemo unfolded by the Miuister of Education should raise tbe enthusiasm of educationists to the highest point aud cannot but be received With universal acclaim by tbe entire citizenship, The location Beleeted for tbe building is superb, the grounds are ideal and ample, The magniflcunt endowment of one million aires of public lands which has been sat aside by the government for tbe purpose is out of tbe most notable1 instances on record of the utilisation of a portion of tbe public domain for tbe promotion of tbe interests of tbe people aa such, and afford! positive ossuraiice that as time goes on, tbe University of British Col umbiu will rank u one of tbe wealth iost educational institutions iu tbi world Tbe character of tbe building! u described by Dr. Young, is te be in keeping witb tbe high degree of ex- , elleni e indicated by tbe wbolo scheme Tbe foremost architects of ths world will be given opportunity to capture the distinction of designing these liiiildiugs, so that when rompleted Ihey will represent tbe highest product of ihe modem architectural genius, while their internal arrangement and ap- pumlnieul* will embody the lut word lu dale from tbo foremost cxponenti of the i-i ieiiiilic construction of public buildings. The faculty of the university will be composed of educationists ami profes- sort, representative of tbo moat run nent expouenti of modern thought and im I Inula, and no expense will be spared in this department inumucb u it necessarily constitutes the very heart of the whole iiiililulioii. Correspondingly the equipment of tbe institution for scion- i ibe instruction u well u for original nveitlgltlpn in the several depart uiintt, will be strictly modern ami tbor i.uglily efficient in every dotail. Hy on means the leait important of Ibe notable ullcruii.es of the Minister of Education wu that to tbe offset Ibal Ihil university ia designed to be a popular cducitioml institution in tbe broad sense of thl term. It cannot but afford the tutnioit satisfaction to all classes of citizeus to bae>/tbat ihe customary fees which ao frequently ■ iiii.-iiinio sucb a formidable barrier to youth who long for a higher education, are to be abolished ami tbat it it Or. Young's desire that from tha lime the child begins at tbo public kin- dorgailen, education shall be free until Ihe limo be or ibe steps out of tbt portals of th. provincial university carrying a diploma from tba institution, tinder any conditions such i scheme mint be recognized u one of iiiagin liceni proportions, but when tht pop- ulatiop pad tka stage uf development of British Columbia u at present ia eowidered, it becomes well nigh ttupen ilput. it is gntityipf, bowtver, to know that tbi pducitwpl affairs of Htll province art io the keeping of thou who*, penpactiva ii accurate u Hi tbt wpruap mpnupt, al aduutlon OIVIO UOVEBNMENT BT COM MISSION Tbt text pf tht propoied amendment to tbo act of incorporation of the eity of Vaneouver, to provide for civic government by commission, is now before tbo public aud makes interesting reading* fur all, eitbtr iu that city or elsewhere, wbo take an intelligent interest lu municipal affaire. Tbe movement it one which will be watched witb especial iuterest in this city, partly became of'the close relationship! wbicb necessarily exist between the Bouth Shore and the Nortb Shore of Burrard Inlet and likewise became tbe conclusion cannot but pre seutltself forcefully to thoinimi of local ratepayers, that sooner or later, tbt day it certain to come when tbit eity will liml it advisable to seriously consider a similar development, u to civic government. Should, tne prestnt tehttne lit. con- lummaled in Vancouver (u it doubtless will be) tbat city will be the pioneer municipality in Ibe province to depart from tba conventional lorm pf civic government, by means of a board of aldermen and it will doubtlew develop Ibat the experience of our great commercial metropolis witb Ibe new order of things, will determine tbe trend of event! along similar linei in other cities throughout the provinct Should civic government by commit sion work out iu tbt practical experience of Vancouver, as a pronounced improvement upon tbe older form, it it safe to tay, tbat to far u other .-it ie* are conctrntd tbt question will resolve mlu tbat of de. isbug u to thl exact stage of development at wkirb the advisability of mcb a change entire tb. arena of practical polltici, in the respective cities. Vancouvtr has postponed Ibe departure until ill pop illation |i ovtr one hundred Ihousund and tbe volume pf civic bwiueu hu attained very large proportion!. Inumucb u it fell to tbe lot of tbat city to "blaze tbt I rail" ip thia im portunt matter, it it safe to conclude that thl change (if lurccitful) wu undertaken later than wu justifiable, rather Iban too oarly jn the city's history. Tbi pioneer of British Colombia citiea in this particular, having removed tba matter from the experimental to tap practical stage, 4 any he expected that other i-iiiet will adapt tbt plan, at rata- lively a murk earlier date in Iheir hiitory. With input tp the ci|y of Nortk Vaneouvir, onca tkl advantage* of civic government by commission tri conceded, there are local condition! wbicb would lead to tbo Mwdution, tint the did ii «ot far distant whip Ikt proportion to tdopt |bat fprra of govern- mint might bp wbaftud to tU radio fie trt.Kft welfare pf tke ihtiua- payers wltb good rtuo*. Tka prtaaat ATENTS VI Mid in. ixulfcai of Haoufadurdi, Ba|)D«ri.n4 cthtn wlso it.ll.c the aAWttUI- Ily of having their Palest jnulacae Uaiiaaclcst Wi*. VrtUaalury Uric. free. Charge) S£S!BIB!SESF XPtniiNCi I M lfclita.nM. MalsW Vattfr **W W 9mo fj tw^r\9l^9,mwp fay ■*> *■' palftDffi very easy bundles | not* strictly modem oom on |8|h street near brisdale, lot has W feet frontage, price 14400 ELDER MURRAY CO., LTD. Phone It], North, Vptpwver, 0. C. ^—^nwmmnnnnnmnmmmnmt = JOHNSTON & SALSBURY THE HARDWARE MEN 90 Lonidale Avenue Next to P.O. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR KITCHEN UTENSILS BEWICKE AVENUE- One block from carline, splendid position, lot SO by 150 foot. I'rice (75U on terms of ono third cash and tho balance in 6, and 12 months. DOUBLE CORNER- 100 liy 1-10 foot, close to Keitli Hun,I, splendid soil. I'rice $1200 on tcrine of % cub, and balance 6, IS and 18 monthi. For further particular! of above and other rttldtutlal tad buil- iitti properties ut C. E. LAWSON & CO. 15 Lonsdale Ave. Phone 70. P. 0. Box 1816 Palace Hotel Second Street, North Vancouver, B. C. ——————————————— FINEST ROQF GARDEN ON PACIFIC COAST , Rates:—$2.00 per day up. Special rales to families and to regular hoarders. REDA & ANDRUSS ,',",', Proprietors BANK OF HAMILTON Capital 1'aid Up I H7M.00O Rutrvi k Undivided I'rofili 3360,000 Total Aitati 10,000,001) Hoiidot uteting ao iaoentlvt to tave, a living! aauiuat ntfoi-li a ult and convenient' method ol keep- iuu tho accumulating dollart. Bale cuiluly ia ol paramount im- porfanoe—aUher for the bard-urnad uvingt ol tbt worker or (or truit lunda. | Tlm Hank ..I Hamilton invjtu your tavinga account, whirl ber lugr or •mail. p. ii. HKtVKN, ileal, Kuril. Vmuavir AfiVLiM HetdOfflct: 9AUILJ0V Lynn Valley Lota ou vpt wi? wm . I have itill several lets ip Hock l, of p. I.. 2008 mar Fromnio rood fnr sale at 1300 to t)3Bp,_ Terms T86 oath, balancp by ten half yearly instalments. Also one lot in 11. L. itti nur Pep- tre road, for tit$0. Terms 160 casbj balance in Six half yearly lustalmoi and uvwai M* ■¥* pp flaakiat at very low prjeoi anil on terms will suit. , | 1 havo also P choice nolo, acreage lots aad i>,y lets in couvcr on which handsome be made. i! Alexander Insurance Broker, WMb We$, Esplfuiade. Bj m i N. A. KEARNS ARCHITECT Telephone 276 127 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER *— H. E. KRVGER Expert on Fireplaces and All Clint) of Brickwork. All Work Guaranteed. Corner Fifteenth St. apd Mahon Ave. North Vancouver Coal & Supply Co,, Ltd. Wharf: Cor. St. Ocorgo'a and Ksplinade. Oflice, 50 Lonsdale Avenuo. Wharf l'bono 188. Office Phono 108. COAL We can delivor at onco in largo or suii.ll qoantitiea. Set your wintor luppiy. Prompt delivery a specially. WE COULD Paper the World Irom our itock of ntw Wall Papaii to it icemi. Kvcry day aonit new j dtarign arrive! to fill the vacancy of thou cloud out. Handsome Will Papers ; I i aUJi»— tri btrt ip tndltsM variety. Juil till our inlctmtn lor wbat room you want tba paper and bt will abov/ you juat tbit pattern you arc looking for. To oboou Irom our itock it a pica- aurt, to pay puf prtpe it uiy. W. H. ST0NEY & CO. <v 111 IjonsdoJ. Avsnu* PboM ll'J NORTH LONSDALE SPECIAL till i .m'l1, = = sre 100 ft. frontage on KING STREET, East (which is now being Macadamized) for $l,050~One third Cash FOR FURTHER pmJCPMR&i «ER MARTINSON k CO. •W W)N»PAU KWiW 99.mm nmnm NORTH VANCOyVER mmmmm Itmmmmmm n iiiiii . 1 » in i Tl I u nosdayifroni the c Ainsically valu ishionable novo id makers in tjil Europe, there is va, and all within the pi est purses. for pnly It flrnni *oi It weekly ypn »n tiny the LBABI.8 ..**»»*, reservoir or waterfront template ItAtA op- Sep the m9>% nn m », lifptlwa. ras, PAINTS, OIM, Etc. Delivery. [die & Clark .ESPLANADE WEST, maaMMtvJ'a HenryBirJi|WH0 LOOK Jewelers George E. Tr Hastings and Granville Sirs comet to tnty, our „1Im lfaai#'WW|i^ HAVE YOu^^w pwclwivdf pbtained EL PEBOO gjC4i\ tlie electric coffee. pcr-K||W \0 jkttll JTOU fpOjU coiatort T*_w ua, our goodi aod ^^ ap wo iijviri* BL stovo fr-p^op around" a bit tbo disc on wbicb tbe electric current will do your cookiugt Drop in at our office your kitchen cares ma] All Are an Ordina ffla BeHflF Me Weptpnapt-Gevpriw Vm mi* tho fellewltig appplntwimts: Aftlint Nnnus Pppp, pf Pe»ehj»pd, 10 1)9 a jHtJeij pfrte peacp. I Gpaw AlmtA.nr. Mr Vum* p» preitpn, tn bo a stip<t<.w majf'stwtP fpr Crestpt|. I Obu]tfi /thp South pf V»ne.piuveF,t9 |io fitepHty palipp magfttrate, Clitrles Tpni Bcay pf Vapcpnypr, 9 p., barriiteratlt'T', tP V* p notary pub . ic and a cpniraissinnor fpr taking nl |: iilaviti within the province. f The fpllpwipg lotVp plip beep ap lointod aa cni|iniiisinnon far taking alii- lavits w'thin the prpyincp: Wilfred Htrry (ipttrell, pf Booth Hill, fpr tin KichmpiMl electoral diatrict; Andrew El. Lloyd, pf St. Simp, fpr tbe Vale iloctoral diitrict; Joseph llijskin aud tfiebatl James Mabouoy pf Vancouver, for tbo Vaueouver city electoral district. CertiflcateB pf incorporation bavo pun granted tn tbp following coin- aniea: Canada Mosaic Tile Co. Ud.; Canadian Hypothec anil (luurautco Op. ,td.; Dickinson * Op. Ud.;' Dnllnr ri'<*p|)j|> Wpes. U').; P»cifto Heating nisi Plumbing Oo. Ltd.; (Jueen I lliur otto on Pielil UA-; Bprispp's Ware- lousing U||,; Sunset Irrigation mui Ppwpr Company, hit). The Viller Muiiufucluriiig Op. bus DOOR registered aa an extra-provincial | »P»papy- MU8HB0QMS fresh fiti'y »' On Itarpttp. m y,%WMfa\ nm * Pr9»- Oarllno to Fort Moody Proji Motor Bui Lino For Vict Over Stout Bold to D Hundred and Bight, Botidonti of tbo district tributar/ _____mnmmi^^mmi Huntings itreet cut will bavo truii portation facilities of tbo best chart/ ter in tbe nwr future, according ',\f ETY DErQSl I plans uow under consideration. t 'I At Ibt muting lut evening of P'T tAaCT, fflylW' Burniby Oity Council, tbe offor of L 9- *^9rW*= (leorgo Wimoiii, a capitaliit of Hutinl Towusito, wu taken under consider! tiou and Ibt matter referred to tbt ei tolicilori, and lo cut tbt solicitors i viio tint tbe city bu tbe right grant tbo franchise it will be furtb comldtred, Mr. Winon's proportion ll I a line from tbo tbt itreet rallwp inn and IMS) and Mi nni nni' a UU vice will be put Iniei than March I Hastings drove in prutnt car line tin Tbe contract fol road on Kail Haot| along and will be c| tbo Pole Line road adding very greatly for reaching tbii rat tion of tbe city. LI-H^NlNG Ilf OANADA Tbo subject pf lightning and light- ging protoction bai received compart- lively leu. attention in Canada than in any pt tbp higher civilized nations. Itt seriousness lias never been Jisputod nut the people generally look upon it it unpreveiitahle ,und bavo been con- sot to "take chances" ou ils over doing tbom any personal barm. In nauy parts of tbo Unitod States and European countries tbo matter bus liooii itudie.l cxleniivoly and insurance Cora- laiiies are giving material)} hotter rates in cases where the buildings in- lured bave made ample lightning pro- lection Ono compuny in tbe United states has been organized to insure sodded huildjiigs exclusively ami witb sum total of »si,iiiiii in riiks has not ibiI to moot any claims in eases of wildings lushing destroyed by lire. In 'aiiadn, un tho contrary, there is not an I nsuranie company recognizing the | value ot lightning rods ou a building ind indeed some claim tp bo not conduced tbat lightning rods aro in any llienio beneficial. Tbt skepticism ii no doubt due in luge measure to tbo fact that many nuibliiigs equipped wilb rodi bavo met witb disaster, and tbat the priuciplo if lightning rods do not claim Ibat a j rod on 1 building, although properly n italled—ti many of tbcm tre n.l in mrci tbit building forever tgaiut lightning. Tbey say, however, tbat tbe rods dp, however, prevent destruction to a "itruek building" in ovor ninety lisi' per cent, of tbo eases whore tbe building bu beeu properly rodded. Aud tbey turn and uk you if you would uot rather have ninety live per -■ont, prevention tban no prevention " lit. find CHURCH_N0T1CES • ISPPvTII VIN I. fleornc. Holiday ii nd 7.11) p.m. Sunday KIWTH VkMflinillhn. i—Corner of tlh and _j Service., 11.01 am. "p.m. Sunday School and Ulblc Rani.'"il» im. SePlor I.catUe, Mon- W I p.m. Prayer and Prnlio Scrvl Weilnctdir, S p.m. Junior I-cag Tliurailay afternoon at 111 Mf. C. Sctilltclic i Service, I.eoguc, pallor, . tnlr.ir'. rrtal»lrrl» I buret, Ih Hold Service.: Morning II 00: Sttnlna, fjt. AAu\l BJbJc '"- Kc cll'h Sunday School. IJl I I' in ,. Clan. IJ JO 1.VM.C..B., ITuc Mcelint, „,. JSplr h—,-T lti-v Itlllllilil Miss .'I.isl. , JteJIhg, wed- I' p. in Choir PiactlM m. Prayet lo I+IWWI. . , 4 PUBLIC i«aJ Vtim tomawtoh . JVwmwlUritmwiW loulevar.d and Itth — Holy ' in siiil'.ii. Sunday of tvitr CITY PBItlllES. I.IMITI5I) | TABLE :j, MAY FIHST, 1911 Come.at l;| om leave Nortb Vwjcouvir 6.00 i.n. pnd tbtrulttr tvery 20 tnipute* until 740 p.m. (lortmtocW 7.30 p. Hi. every tf) minutei until 11-00 p, m- tinfetllnr tl-il aad I2.it a.m. 'fe«-sn;'?^ Bunday .... day, it l p. |»/t Miiililcr Rv.nwnt, i ll p 11.00 am., itcon moptb' lelvellu trnr. Lonidil. Avenuo. Bunday leryle.-i. 11 00 am. Sum. uid 7 IS p.m. Tuesday, t p.m.; Tliurailiy, I p.m. Children'! Service, Widlllday, J im. OtorK S»'rv1ctl; at 11 sfc Uid U0 u in Sunday School and nllile Clan al llll p.m. Prayer and Pralie tcrvlct. Wtdntiday al I pm. I'ulor. Hev. A. I. ProiioT, Ftib tnd Si. Otorgt. II. tola Ike r:..D«cll»l, Ith and lltb. Holy Comrnohloh. I ah). Morning Proyer. ll a in Kveiilna Prayer, 7ft On IPs Ant SUnday In Ihe month Will be t i—'' --«»i.«.i«" «t ly Commuill ugh Hooper. it's I .nolle i.karck, Mahon mdare -Mui. i am flun- . ISO p.m. Roiary Bencdlc- f.rmon, 7.SS p.m. k.lle I'karrk ol II. Pul'*. .. ,.r, _fc.. luiAtyt. Pulor, Bt» NURTH MWalltl.K. II, Tko*.... I im. every Bunday .xcepl flrif Sunday In monili Sto am aritJJnWty In Bionih. II a ro. M.tlni. yttpy ujf lerrton, lecorni ohd tOurit BuAtay. Holy Cornmunloh and tcrfnon i, » ucond celcbroilon of I itt'Holy pomnudlob at 11 a tt. Bettor • -.tiii'.;'.. • •:. IT » to yoWiSW intererttopHr^ase gp^j|iyi)||fffflffl% 8Wew4ar»a||VW'- couver ipercliants frptn 5 tp IQ pet pffj- Tm« mi Fisft No Faka Pricoa IRON BEP8lrp»fll3,80»plM.OOI SPICJAt VAtUBS THIS WEEK When going <Wn hill STOP »nd purchase your Ftnnimje, Mm Catpejt, Etc, at a, MM* HPHWr THE BEST if nont M gH- One-third ol yonr life is spent in bed, and • comfortable MATTRESS you thoiild have. Then buy om No, 1 RESTMORE »> $JS.00-no rnPie, no less. Money back if npt satisfactory. THE HOME FURNISHERS 128 Lonsdale Ave. ' North Vancouver Mahon, McFarland & Procter, Ltd. -— 9RAND BOULEVARD CLEARED 90 ft. Lots in Blocks 226 and 227; $900 nnd $1000 14 cash, 6,12,18 months. 50 ft. LoU in Blocks 230 and 232a; $650, $700 and $800 14 cash, 6, 12 and 18 months "it I ■ UU I ' • ' •■■ ■ '"■" = Phone 6286 • - 543 Pender Street, Vancouver a i North Vancouver City CLEARED LOTS 50 ft. x 147 ft. Ih BLOCKS 15,15a, 16 and 16a. D.L. 550. smss . " ir.i i '■; ii ' ' i PRICES: $750 to $1000 according to location. I 1 -4 Cash, Bal. 6, 12 and 18 months. ■ M ■ ACREAGE in Diatrict lots 546 and 550 In Blocks of from Ope to Four or more acres. PRICES: from $2000 to $3250 per acre TERMS; 1 -4 Cash, U 6,12,18 & 24 months iimt TEfi i lot M, 19 lor «•' i rata, I aj^fjsjaj Lo 96 " ". ' a ia in Into ol P0, , turn 'X7 The Grand Bonkyard ntaMb fart thii property FOR fWiS, PRICE UST AND PARTICULARS, APPLY TO The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company, Si ST, BffiJP VANCOUVER, Bt Ci V' ■ 1 •*■»»» TheBank of BritWiflorth America 0.plWP»MUpi>4|«:666. Reserve Ptwd, $?,6?2,333 ngnmtmmatmmmimiaan-m^nwmimmmmammmimmnmmmmmmmmmmm 2 Office* in North Vancoww—% CORNER LONSDALE AVE. AND ESPLANADE UPPER LONSDALE AVE. (ne«r Fourtwiih Street) mmmmmnnmnmmmnn-nmnnnmwmmwnmnmmmnmmnmmwmwmwm Saving Deposiu of $1.00 and upwards received. .Interest allowed at current rates. Banker*! Money Orders itsued. J. STEPHEN Manager 9 L erniJienl with"" aa, ,-iiil university, Young, kttni''- iiotaji*' -" wlaJ TAKE NOTICE / f »v ;-.-■ That the CIVIC INFORMATION AND LABOR ' 0 BUREAU it now open'for the convenience of employee and employees. Employers are requested to take advantage of the office when requiring help. Phone 321. - W. B, HOOD, Secretary. 14 Lontdale Avenue, North Vancouver. Western Decorating & PlumbingCo. PLUMBING, GRATES. MANTELS AND TILES, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. Etc. PLUMBING SUPPLIES BUILDING PAPBB BBUSHEB BOOFINO BEAVEB BOABD METAL LATH ABBEST08 ROOFING 8HINOLE STAINS OOBNEB BEAD TAB PAPBB ''GAL 0 TINT" WHTTB LEAD Maotele Made ta Specification. All Bttlmatot Puinlabad Pm. We Can and WU Bava Ton front 10 to 10 par ctnt. on All Ptloti, OIU, \ yiraiekee, ate OFFICE -8. W. COBNEB ESPLANADE ADD BT. GEOBGE'S AVE. P. 0. Box 1M7. Talephona 946 *1ft fflaL and $5,00 monthly <P1V VtWadH WITHOUT INTEREST buys a cleared level lot at Red Deer, Alta. Price $ 100 each Double Corners $225 . nnnmmmnmmmmmmnmnnnmnnnn NINB BAILBOAD6 ait nsw umler contraction ttom Bed Deer. Tbe town hai water, wwen, electric light, telephone!, lire department, cburchee, icbooli, mills, tulorita magnificent land, uulimiled tupply ot eoal and timber. "Your money will grow rapidly. Get full'particular! from D.MacLURG 310 PBHDBB STBEET W. VANCOUVEB, B. 0. CITY FERRIES Directors Baply to Delagatlou Th» firry dlwtftrs mt ia t(isir comfortably warm hpuA mm »» Friday ■afternoon, Mayor McNiiish presiding. The premier feature pf tbe session was I Btateroout iiiasli) in reply fp Iho ro- commendations brought before tliu ili- rectors at theit pwiont taaeilag fy a joint delegation of tho local Board of Trado |i|d Batopayan' Association Tlie chief recommendation, it will bs remombereil, was ont com-nrning tlie advisability of having u. Inmporary bridgt traded on tha Vancouver side to dispense with the preient dangerous necoiiity of having to croaa tha rail way tracks ou leaving the ferry. Jt wat pointed ont that tbt subway, which, mah boon planned to rtmedy this will in all probability, not be completed within twelve monthi. On Friday, therefore, three of the deputation, Messrs. II. O. Wright, I.. Watts Douey and W. I,, lloull, reappeared for tbeir promised answer. Mr. Jesse Williams, speaking for the ilirecfrs, said that Ihe mayor, Manager lletrd, Captain Nicholson, the general manager of tbe Grand Trunk Pacific railway, and himself, bad called upon tba O. P. H. superintendent, Mr. ljus tied, d'aptain Nicholson accompanied tbem becauie of tha proposition which was being considered of erecting an overhead bridge through the G. T. P. depot. This would be a much larger affair and would suit their purpose better than a temporary bridge. Tbe captain was present in order to ascertain if the grant of tbo 0. P. B. would .per mit of their using a portion of that company'! land. Ths propoaition bard ly learned to mit Mr. Buiteed, who, however, promiiid Ibem an answer in twenty-four hours. It was plainly Mr. Williams.' persoual opinion thst something ought to be done to free the directors from respou sibility iu the ovent of accident* iu the near future. The mayor pointed out that even for the erection of a temporary bridgo thoy would have to get tbe pcroiision of the railway commissioners. Mr. Williams agreed .saying that they would bave to go through a heap of red tape before they could bo com- mutated. , The secretary, Mr. Kemp, was then called upon to read Mr. Buiteed'i reply, which bad duly come to hand. It read aa follow.-.: "Beforring to our conversation this morning witb regard to allowing a private roadway thirty feet wide to the north aide of the iou- thern boundary of tbe property leased by tbe North Vancouver Ferry company I would lay that 1 will agree to thii proposition on the understanding tbat the Grand Trunk Pacific Bailway Co. will undertake not to crpis our tracks between tho Nortb Vancouver Ferry Company's crossing and Gore Avenue aa long as this road is used; tho uso of the roadway to terminate, of course, upon the termination of the lease of tha ferry company. With reference to tbe overhead bridge, I understand that if wo consent to the road being built as above yw ww... Trunk Panifin rajiwtyto nse mit nm- bead bridge and not build tbt nvar- head brlddP y»» propose building and baye»askei| me to potent tq, I wpOiA, pntet not to have tho overhead bridge but fn fbe evsijt nf your deciding to build tba' bridgt in deference ta tbo wisb pf ypur oity wn will nnt oppose it, but tbs consent pf tbs board at rail- wty enminlssioners will bava to ba obtained." Mr. II. ti, Wright thnngbt tbat tht Prank Trunk propteitlon promised to be the ipiickost arrangement. If wat going,to take twelve months to construct (ba subway, they should use their best endeavor to got an overhead bridge. The mtyor tben intimated that tht difficulty wat to got a landing at tht south snd of the bridge. To do so tbey would have to lipy aome privato property. Ultimately it was doeided that tbt directors ihould mako final arrange inents with the two railway companies and Mr. Kemp wat inttructod to send written replies tp tbe Hoard of Trade and Halepayurs' Association THB THBOBOPHIOAJi SOOJBJrT The Theosopbical Society meets In North Vancouvor in Boom IS, Aberdeen Block (over the pott offlce) ovory Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock Attendance ii entirely free and carries no obligations whatever. You ara invited. Theosopbical itudy and questions, tf Loto in BlocI will be on . • ..' . . si For termi tw) | Palmer, Burmeiter 457 UntdaJe Ave. nwtnmmm iBroker, Pboa ((EARNS jftTT "US ffPh U caajt psynent U|TECT mw; til woier)!.; btlaact. ) TELEPHONE 8q. "Quick" Athletaa Chinese athletes train upon duck brains, wbicb tbey consider tbo most strengthening food. A certain lady called ap bar grocer by tolephone Ihe other morning, and, after sin had sufficiently welded the man who responded, tald: 'And what's more, the next order you get from me will be tba lest one I'll evor give you."' "It probably will, madam," aaid tbo voice at the other ond of tbe wire, "you aro talking to an undertaker" North Vancouver Business & Professional Cards IIIIHVIIVIS 1'ircy 8. Howard li. 3. v.,tin city Auditor. HOWARD k PERRIN Auditors nnd teaeamfeate ilS i'ender Si. W. P. 0. Uoj Iiii I'lione SSS7 Ftaoni 1SS Vancouver Norlb Vancouver HtHHISTKU H. D. RUGGLES x BABBI8TEB- NOTABY PUBLIC 133 fith Streat Kaat Nortb Taacotvar ttaymn w,ai (.smiths. R. H. TARN Pioneer Horeeekoer — Carriage Worka WBST STBEET WEST k I4N8DALE hoiikh tan trtTioaEBr. THE LEONARD-SALE CO. ilookielleri and Stationer! Cor. taudnl* ad let. IV*, 143 NOBTH VANCOUVEB rilKTHAI TUBS. Tba Naw Block oa Lonidale Avenue near tba Ferry Approach w«a built by SMITH BROTHERS General Contractor! NOBTU VANCOUVEB B. E CLARK ENGINEERS Contractor! for reinforced concrete .■.nisiruriion. Bewaring in all its branches; houie conuictiom t ipo rialty. Eitimatei furniibed. Officii 20 Umdale Avt. Pbont 285 WM. MORRIS PRACTICAL FJBBPUCB AND CHIMNEY BUIMIKB Preated Brick Maatlei a Bpecialty. Phono LUI Dr. J.C, MORRISON DENT/ST l'ott Graduate Chicago r^rriity Boonu 6 and 10, naw Poat Ofnee Meek ■ i, ' ti, i i ssawmmwmm I'umovmumi; THeNEWROADTO Ii the IHtmt of iklr* 'Mi-iipr.il lie Ii a mechanic i IIvIiik human machine m dulro I*If deitroyi ilckntaa. lovmlfalien s. Craib W. Craib A. CRAIB k SON CONTBACTOBS AND BUJI.DEHB Ip Concrete, Brick aad Wood, Office: 117 PIBST STBEET EAST II ' | -L—j^J HIIIIMTHV. MISS COLLIE Up-to-date Millinery Mqdertae Bates Keith Block 93 Lonnlali Avt. I'HOTIIGHIFHBB F. B. HERMON sPlnnbtr I'Iiji! Filling and Connecting Promptly and,Correctly Done. Prlcea light. North Vancouver, B.C. and l.ynn Valley- Phone 184 N. V. WOODYARD 10,000 cords of dry (ir wood for quick sale. Price per odd cords, $4.50. Special quotation! for larger quantities, (ul Wood, 16 inches, $3.25. 12 inches, $3.50. C.O.D. Office and Yard —Mill and Lonidale Phone 190. P. 0. Boi 2432. f 1 We tolicit the trd|DALE AVE> High Grade GwdtyNCdUVER prompt and careful fiJ slock and long expend IUGER Burrard Sash & FOOT OF ST- GEORGE ST.*:" »nd ^ Clm \_AII Woik ^— A Little Friendly i We have one of the largest Front Doors that-on hu secure about so different designs to price from J3.75 to $15.00 " Pasahkna Ddok," a liandso,,, one which is especially suited 10 style of architecture. If you ar show youtiur display. We can Doors in fir or cedar in i, f, j, man designs. Call and ask to pickinsonI ESPLANA0J P.O. Box 1719 CARBLTT Studio over Bask B. N. A. Lonadala and Eiplanadi IAW VIl.KHI. DONALD DOWIE Saw {filer and Grinder. AH binda ot bind, crow cut tad buck itwi itt tad (led at ibortait notice. Itt! 3rd ttreat atat, Nortk Vancouvtr, TAII.OHS. nvn, k»<.i»kesi. ANGUS I CAMERON A.M.J.g. * S. CIVII, BWJWBRR Irrigation, ilraJnage, feveti, plana and specification!. Septic t*ik# and Avenue. m -au—t- K»W,AT»Q*AI, Nsw* Vuncouver BuaincM CoUege and Copying Offic* iptelal reduction pt fl pat ttpt. on I montaf coarat In Bhoriliwjd u>i irpamrlifat It nan* ll sjfyaa balpfe frttambtr ittb. Ull. Una 0. B. If. fmuaitrl, Hank ot Hamilton BulWInu Ibrtk Taaaeater, E. LAURIN High claw Ijidiai' aad OtnVl TiUorinu thorn om KEITH HJjWK, FIBST STKBET HOBTH VANCOUVEB WlaCHBW mvi\c). HAM. % 8UTTON TKAP9BB Ot 9im0 and THJWBY SpaoiaHy.- (Sildren'i I.attoBa atptra bom. Taran, ati., apply Gawral Mivarr. yyutcH tumitfuto. U font wetoV etopprfg or gomg lm gallfly f .San A. I HOOP MtfW mfewtW '•f^rWflFBff .*9t*WfmrW tCSa'^J^' m WATER NOTJCE NOTICE ii hereby given tbat an application will bo mado under Part V. of tbe "Wafer Act, 1808," to obtain a licence in tho Nortb Vancouver Ili- yJHiin of Now Weitniioiter Diitrict. (a). , The name of applicant in full —The Corporation 0/. the'Diitrict 0/ Nortb Vancouver. (If for mining purposes) Free Miner'1 Certificate No. (Ij) Tbe aame of tka lake, stream or source (if unnamed, tbe description is)—Unnamed stream commencing at or about the southeast corner of Dis- rict Lot tli ind flowing tbence through Diitrict Ut 471 tnd hill to tkt North Arm of Durrani Inlet. (c) Tbt point of diversion ii on the Keith road at or about the MUtb- eait corner of Diitrict Lot ttl (d) Tke quantity pt water applied for (io cubic feet per itcoad) M cubic feet. (1) Tkt character of tka proposed works -.Small tank intake fed by wing ditchei, with overflow into creek. (f) Tha prcmiiet oa wkick tke water ii lo be uied (describe itme)—Tho Diitrict pf North Vancouver. (g) Tka purpoiei for wkick tha wa tc-V ii to be uied—Municipal purpotai (li) If for irrigation daacribt tke land intended to be irrigated, giving acreage—Not for irrigation. (I) If tha water is to be uied for power or mining purpoiei dewribo the pltce where the water ii to be returned to some natural channel, and tbt difference in altitude botweon point of diversion and point of return—Not lot power or mining. (j) Am of crows land intended to be occupied hy tin proposed trorkt— None. (k) Tbit notice wu posted on the 21th dty of October, 1911, and application will lie made to the Commissioner Oh tkl SSth day of November, 1811. at 11 a.oi. (I) Givo tbe names and addresses of any riparian proprietors or licensee! who or wboio landi are likely, to bo i/fected by Ibe proposed works, either abovo or below the outlet—/. C. Keith, of Vancouver. (oj Tka boundaries and arte pf On District of North Vancouver art aaiet forth ii) tkt Idlers patent oft Incorporation dated 10th August, 1881, and published in tbe U. 0. .(JezoMa, but excepting tka area of the Oity 0/ Moru Vancouyer ipeclfled lu acbedu|e "H" al the Uorth Vanvcouver Cify Incorpo- ration kef kmtpdmeat ktt, WW, It) kpotghpnteiy the auwhtr of inhabilanti 0/ tkt Biitrict at present Hay, Fl Owing to larger wa tion, we are now larger and more goods and to supply* Vancouver prices. A|l Orders DeliveJ The Brackman 116 ESPUNADE E, w e, «' COULD sr the World in. »i 11" ■ ■- r" A M' I (* Uour itock of new Wall Papeia S'**! 1 f ^'t icemi. Every doy lome new ____ —(--.p arrivei to fill tbi vacancy I r I r Plr""* c'""c<1 QUl< jiome Wall Papert hero ia endloM variety. .lull \ iniciman tor what room I .tin PWjraiid be will Imagine a big store witji so up for a block waiting fat mt situation of a house telephone service for its of fH ctfitemrt-fQf l\w butjneu, Is one telephone < 1^,000 telephones in called from any one called by Jong 4 other felepb-onet Xb* n««dt—The groi rktorfifiiw ttV iwiber Vour business ft hamperi facilities. Before the rt how many lines y«u need. =«== mi B, C, T« ■;...:.. m r W"i' * Practicality is the fceynPte pf this jewellery ttqre, secoijij only tp values and variety, if indeed ii> prac- ticaliiy m»y ml hi isid lo consist of ihewjwp Vjmpftrtanj elements. In the ipufter of WftMiM it ^generally admitted lh«t nowhere else in the great 'fat pan such i collection of practical, guaranteed Mor(epieces he seen. t*h gj|v«trw#re( both in plated and sterling, our „ Whip mi»t bis admitted. ■ In Jewellery pfavery uosdaprom the costly and correspondingly rjch and yasYintically valuable to the effective and rafreinely fashionable novelties from the shops of the renowned makers in the jewellery producing CenlW pf Europe, there is variety to fascinate and delight— and all within the possibility of possession for modest purses. - ~ ..i- j. . ===*=r Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. Jcpieleis and Silversmith, George E. Trorey, Managing Director Hastings and Granville Streets - ■■ - Vancouver, B. Q. •msmmimm HAVE YOU SEEN THEM? Ihe electric coffee per colatort . BL STOVO tho disc ou which the electric current will do your cookiugf BLBOILO the immersion heater for boiling water quick lyt •' ' "HOTPOINT" Electric Iron, tbo India pensable convenience for ironing dayt Drop in at our office at 50 Lonsdale AVENUE and see how your kitchen cares may be lightened by tlie use of these inventions. All Are Operated by Connection With an Ordinary Electric Light Socket. B. C. ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO., LTD. phone 66 ) Atritl HosplMls-jfortli Vmpfmyqr'i Eiciptiopal Advantages, Thp follpwliifll article, which apppftr »d Priginally in tho Chicago Trillium, lias an obviously deep local significance consiiloriiig tbat as lln< pnpuliilioii around B»rwr"d Met yearly Ipcroaaoe, thorp are imumi to be hosts »f men uml wprnpp suffering ftprff Hia|adio» which cap inly bs <wd by iiyfng in higli altitudes. '1'1.i:. In-ill): s6, such persons living in Yaucouypr, for ipriauco. will conui to rpgard the jirptirnlty pf North Viiiii'iiiivcr, with j)S :is'i'iiiiiiiiiis|iiliii|: slopes, as a tremendous advantage. Thep) ii np donbi Uml wbeu this city lias progressed a fow more steps, and whin thf) car lino lias boon ettoiidpd still further pp ilu- ipounlain side, son utoriii will spring into being ami aid icted pi", inin bo enabled tp pure thou) solves without a prolonged absence from tbe centre of things The iniiiii'ii race, says the author of this interesting article lupposodly eanio from iin' plateaus ai|d mountain (ops, from the roof ot the world, tlio Himalayas. The human race was then strong and free from all disease, Will mankind, awakened and physically degenerate, havo to return tp the moun- taip tops in order to regain strength am) lifet * Human blood at the top of Pikes Peak contains 1)2 per cent, more red corpuscles than it docs at tho sen levels. Human blood on I'iko's Peak contains lit) por cent, moro white corpuscles. - Human blood on the mountain lop has a Tm per cent, greater resistance to forces of disease. These statements have been verified aud their truth established beyond ull question, tciontiflc or otherwise, by experiments now in progress nt the top of Ihe Colorado mountains, 14,000 feet above sea level. Thorcforc, tbo mountain plateaus await suc|i of the weaklings aud the diseases who arc able to reach those holds of rejuvenation. Por tbe city poor ami the slaves of business, will not artificial height!, lie constructed I If fbe human Mood is enriched uml purified within a few days by Ike mere fact of elevation, why will it not bo practical in time to have lloaliug bos pitals in the airl The science of flying is making such progress there seems little question lhat within u few years the mechanical difficulties of such a pro jest wili have been removed. It will bo possible to construct aerial sanatoriuins lhat will float above Ibe cities. These may be in tbe nature of captive l'.'.li.Hhi ■ or tbey may be a VAimiVBLfrflj r?,rr>-' dp «pnt pf tbp heavier AMo air midlines. They may, perhaps be an chprad w th,ey mVy hM qpattaphpd, In the Jattpr caae they probably wouhl sail away ftpm thp tenjtb of tho pjty in order tp avpid the »mpkp impurities in thii air- Access fp, patients might bp through passenger aeroplanes. With such an arrapgenient thp mtn who is both sipk aud'bHsy might Pffl' long his life and perhaps socuro new health witliput loss pf business time. Jkt conclusion pf bis business day, ju plnco of taking the III." |ip wPPld takp tbo e|ey»tor. Ho would gp np a tew lliniisjinil feet for his hours of recreu- lion «pi| pf uleep, In return again in tbo morning for liusippis. lliu blood would bp enriched by night* in the apr- ill snuuliiriiiin. His lungs, forced tu light fpr the ecpnt oxygen of the upper air, would develop strength uml throw off Ibeir afflictions. Tuberculosis, pneumonia ainl nil tbo dlsaescs pf impoverished blood would ho pheekeil tpd perhaps cured. Tlie skyscrapers, iu offect, ire at the prosont time giving business men ami womcu something of the advantages of an aerial sanatorium or a trip to the mountains. The preaont investigations on Pike's Poak bavo furnished a moro satisfuc- tpry explanation than was formerly extant as to the reason why tbe blood is improved by residence in mountainous places ami why tubercular patients so frequently improve in health. The chango is duo to tho lii.-i that tho lungs aro forced to work. The lungs, so it is now contended, have tho power to se crote oxygen. Tbey withdraw the oxygen from the uir and add it to the idiin.l. But this is done only when the lungs are forced to act. At sea level the amount of oxygen in tbe air is larger and tbo air pressure heavier. As a result the lungs do not bave to secrete. The oxygen is forced almost mechanically into the blood. The lungs through lock of exercise, become weak, just us the muscles would. Taken lo a high altitude, tbo patient is likely li suffer from mountain sickness. This is because the lungs have lost Iheir facility in oxygen speftsion ami I lie patient is suffering from partial oxygen starvation. An in.-Htm relief can be secured by tbo use of nn oxygen tank. After tbe patient has been, in the mountains for a few days or weeks his lungs rapidly >le vclop Ibeir power to secrete tlie ony geu ami tbo blood is soon supplied with Its iiormul amount. As time goes on Ibe lungs become more ami moro vigorous ami the amount of oxygen prcBS- od into the blood by tbem is larger tli n ever bofore. Tbe patient is soon run niug up precipices and taking twenty "Rile mlVo,H Tlio ii!f,re"iM of beippglppin (rps coloring matter pr 'rod corpuscles) in the blood at high altitudes is not canted by p cppcpntratlpn pf tho blood, but by a scarcity of oxygen, wbiph stjmip lutes the bnnp roarrpw to unusuul activity. ThP vPlpnio of thp blood rp umiiiH (hp same, hut thp blood jpcrotses |l) richness. i Another lipe »f investigation eon corns the action of tbo heart. Does Ibe heart increato jbe force as :fpl| ti* tlio speed of it| sfHrl t» }>& "ItilMdos? fbii is what wp are yof tq decide. Al Spa level thp heart beats about io<Vnty tfrokes a minute; mjbp Bpa|,ni«tf,y There has boen a great ileal of dis ppssiou as to whether tbo fprpo pf t|)P stroke increases whcii the speed i-i ip, opstsod. Tho newest point wo havo determined is in regard to ilu accretion of oxygen in the blood by the lungs. l-!x- i liui.'iii:' along this Hue aro proving tp entirely new theory. Dr. . Haldniie tyas one of tho first to believe that the lungs dill secrete oxygen in the blood at high altitudes, when at sea level tho oxygen, it is generally believed and pretty well established, is merely dilf used through tho lungs. The lungs develop with exercise, just us do the muscles, ami the reason pneumonin is so fatal al high altitudes is that through exercise the epithelium of the cells of tbe lungs is thickened ami toughened aud the oxygen does not diffuse rapidly enough. The lips of newcomers to high altitudes aro generally blue, sliowiug that thoir I'l,,...I is uot circulating properly —a condition duo to docrouscil pressure. After a while'tbey wulk about a bit and soon their lips lake on a pinkish color. Exercise stimulates Ihe lungs to secrete oxygen ami that causes healthy color ami better circulation. The hush- is run by combustion like an engine. If there isn't enough oxygen the heart lags ami Ihe human machine' runs like a rusty engine. When exercising freely iu high ulli tudes the lungs givo off u lol of combustion products and these are being investigated by those in charge of the mountain resorts. These combustion products are what cause hcudachcs,aiiil mountain sickness.. Tbese investigations show that Ilie theory that high altitudes are beneficial to tubercular patients, is based on fact, not fancy. Doctors have con Armed by Ibeir tests on Pike's Peak tbo theory that while corpuic|ea aie ipcclal enemies of Ihe tubercle bacil In This fact then having been eslub lushed it follows Ibat persons suffering from tuberculosis iu ils first slagc. can Uml relief and perhaps cure iu high popsclos ,a|r blood will Increase In number ami kill tho dispaso gprm- ?b|s disco- very alone is ample justification fpr the step I alien by the International Typographical Union when it eulnblislii'il tbp 1'rinter's I luun- in Colorado apd tha Modem Woodmen of America whon thoy purchased a largo tract pf land ami erected near Colorado Springs their national sanatorium. As thp'wbole^cret of fbe curp ap- poarj tq||p la tjipaltifudo' ^t>oro would ipitin tp hP fp flaipn w|y tbo uerinl hospital'may pot bccpino a slumlord in- stilnliuii for the cure of lung and lijiind |!!Blf Pj1- , NOTICE TO PBOFERTY OWNEE8 Bower Oouuoctious PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby tbut nil owners of real .property fronting or abutting upon a street or lane in which ur under which a main ay common sewer is laid arP horoby required to connect auy building or premises upon such property with' such, mu in or common sewer. Pi-rmilu may be oiitnlned from tht Plumbing Inspects)'.' at his office nt tbe Cily Hall belween tlm hours of 9 a. m. and 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. uud 2 p.m. Tho following regulations govern thp construction of house or building con- ncclioiisvwith sewers: No hull- c sewer pipe shall havo a less full than 1 to 40, unless special permission is granted in writiug by iho Council, on id pipes between the iron pipo, to the connection of the public sewer lo bo of the best quality slamlnrd salt-glazed vitrified clay ie- wer pipe, ami shall have a diameter of not less thun 4 inches. All pipes shall be sound and well burned throughout Iheir thickness, impervious lo moil- e, wilh a clear ring, smooth and well glazed ou interior and' exterior surfaces, free from flaws, cracks, bill- lers, fire checks or olher imperfections. The pipes must bo so Ibid in thp trench that after Ihe sewer is completed, the interior surface thereof, shall bo to u true and even grade In making Ihe joints, a gasket of oakum or hemp, freshly dipped in cement grout, must first lie used and packed info place. The joints shall al'lerwiirds be tightly packed full and bevelled off wilh mortar, composed of one part by volume of approved Portland cement to one part liy volunio of approved sand. All puni, shall no made water tight, so that tbey will stand a head nf ID feet of water, when tested by tha numbing Inspector nl the owner's, plumber's or contractor's expense. By owor of tie Council: THOMAS tJllKPIIERI), Cily Clerk, if . It Doesn't Cost You Anything to See ings Grove (From "World," Oct. 88) HASTINGS STREET LINE EXTENSION Carline to Port Moody Projected, Wltb Motor Bui Line For Immediate Service Over Stone Boad to 0. h. Two Hundred and Eight. Besideula of the distric/tributary to Hustings street cast wili have transportation facilities of the best character in the near future, according to plans now pndor consideration. At Ihe meeting last evening of tbe Burnaby City Couucil, tbo offer of Mr ileiirgi- Himoii!, a capitalist of Hasting! Towusite, was taken under consideration and the matter referred to the cjty solicitor!, and in caio tbe lollcitori advise Ibat tbe city haa tbe right to grant tbe francbiio it will be further coniidered. Mr. Million's proposition il to build a line from tbo present terminus of tbo itreot railway eait through D. I. Hit and 208 aud on to Port Moody. Meantime a Tin minute motor cab service will be put on, beginning not later than March IS and running from Halting! Grove in II. Ij. S08 to tko preient car line terminui. The contract for ine sume paved road on East Haatingi street is well along and will be completed at far at tbe Pole Line road by December 31, adding vory greatly to the facilitiet for reaching tbia rapidly growing icel tion of the cily. AND KNOW — BE We Urge You to see HASTINGS GROVE i .ill I . L . . . U Over 300 LOTS SOLD in FOUR WEEKS i i i . ' ,'' i. '.. It Loob Better Than Anything We Can Tell You. Lots on or Close to Hastings Street East, D. L. 208 $90 Cash, Bal. one and two Years, or $40 Cash, Bal. 6,12,18 and 24 months, or $10 Cash and $5 a month, Bal. in 2 Years , . One of the lies) features about investing in Hastings Drove il thul it il right here ul home. You can go out with us and pick your lot, uml KNOW exactly wljat you are buying. You know what Ibe cily of Vuncouver ii— what it has done in the past live years —ami it does not require much faith to see tbe future uf this progressive cily. Properly all over Vancouver will naturally advance iu prill for years to come, the outside properly much more rapidly Ihun thai close In, us it docs iu every growing city. You owe it lo yourself and family lo buy One or more of those lots, if only us ap in veslmeut, There aro many things we •bould like lo loll you aboul this trad. Drop in today or tbii evening. LOTS Come at 1:15 in the Afternoon, Rain or Shine, and Go Out With Us. Interest 7 per cent. Payable Annually S. F. MUNSON, Broker, 333 Pender St W. TELEPHONE SEYMOUR 5854 OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS TILL Mf I. ■■m ■ THE EXPtWi NORTH VANCOUVER; M, C . ■ ■ " . : Extensive Additions to i our Plant, pUc^iit in position to execute any and all kinds of printing at reasonable prices and promptly. Phone your next order to GjpSt-Oh. ft ' i - ■ s. NORTH SHORE PRESS, LIMITED, FIRST STREET, NORTH VANCOUVER ■ Meeting of% Council AM, smith a»4'.?«nr Httun fba Biittrable, plushy etnte pt tin lidewnlki and tbp continuance of a melancholy raMriiklo htd iti ttieel oq the city fathers last night, aevoral cpntonkerous interludes pn purely mip or mttteri aritlng during the ipsiiun- Aid: McHae developed a burning pas aion tbt jumping to his foot when § notion was almost carried and raising lomo peevish objection. Aid, Henderson forgot tp finish several of hii sentence!—which wai molt un-Hendersonian—and repented himself very very often, while Aid. BmUh'"' only Important contribution did not exactly propagate peace in the clumber and good will to ail the councillors, There wat rather Im thin the uiutl mount of correspondence, and very fpw Of the eiimiiiunicntiiins which tht clerk read snratiui invited contra verty. 1 Ur. D. 8. lAverty wrote descriptively an the ''unfair treatment" meted out lo tbe residents ou Second street weit pf Mafton Avenue. It appeared tbat the street had been entirely closed to traffic and wai likely to remain io for an indefinite period. The correspond nnt pointed nnt that the aouth half had been already graded, so why not attend to the remainder of Snd itreet west of Muhon avenue before the rainy season sat in f The council decided to leave the burden of the responsibility on tbe eity engineer, A tetter emanated from the cily clerk's office tt Vancouver beseeching the couucil to forward til data bear ing upon tha aubject of harbor improve [Imints in and contiguous to Vancouver i j city. It appeared from Ibe mayor's itatement that tbii had already been attended to. lir. Hanes submitted a typewritten recommendation , that lot connections bt put in along tba sewer of Forbes Avenue, Kith street, Chesterfield Ave, and llltli itreet, and tbat tbe paymenl of coat of aame be spread over 20 years, tha property on both sides of the itreet to be charged an equal rate per foot frontage, Tba council resolved thtt the engiu eer 'i recommtndttion be accepted, that Mr. Hanes prepare an estimate of the coat, and tbat tbe clerk be instructed to prepare a bylaw for this purpoie. The matter of tbe preparation of the bylaw gave riie to lound argument. Aid. Dick considered it t wise thing to take luch preliminary steps at tbia for tbe convenience tnd aaiiilance of tbe incoming council. Aid. McHae (at the last moment) thought olharwiio. It would be safer to leave tbe future council to attend to ita own preliminaries. , Thereupon Aid. Dick pointed out tbtt btd it not been for the tmount of pre ptrition done by tbe list council they, the preient body, would not have been able to do the work they had done during tke year. Aid. Mi-ltae still thougbt otberwiie ■od finally, with t few bold touches, Iruin.-d in iinieiiiliiicnl which Ihe mtyor considered identical with the original motion- Hii worship added tbe Information tbat evea if all tbe prelim- laariei were carried out it waa atill net neceitary to publish the bylaw. AM. Henderson's contention at tbe but meeting tbat tbe mechanical split ting of boulden would in tbe end be a cheaper method 'than band iplitting brought forth i reply from Mr. Hanei. The report of the engineer itated that ijlere were a fear boulden on Third itreet wkick bad been piled there during tke grading of tbe itreet and it wu neceuary tkat theae ihould be drilled and sliiii witb powder io order tbat they might be utiliied for supply ing reck for the (rutber; however tbere wai only a United quantity of tbii ilu of boulder tnd aa tbii wit tbe oily pile wkick they had inywbtre in Ike city It would not bi economy to hay a ccapreeior ind drill* tn break np tkeae boulden. Twenty five men around tke cruiher ere picking up boulden wkick may be liaulid aad fed direct into tbt cruiher. Thii lyitim ii muck cheaper. I believe, than If tbeee men were employed picking up large bouldara, hauling them tt) tba cruibir, unloading, drilling tbem with aa air- drill, shooting aad tbea feeding the rack intn Ikt erutktr. At tbt above mentioned imtll rocki an balng hauled aad fed directly lata IV maker, thii, Mr Heaee believed, li a great living over any lyitem by wkicb it would be neceuary to bive aa air eampriuor round tbe itretti to etch baulder in order tbat it might ke broken ap in amel) enough piecee u tkat they could be loaded lata a wa got aad hauled to Ike cruiher. He beliived thai inetead of rock being •applied to Ike cratker by being drilled wltb an air drill and tkot, t| p taring at (tm IA to M pet cent., it weald mm tkti muck more lata tka prat-eat eyitem of need picking rocki which are btultd aad fad directly Into On 'rwker. AM- Hendenoe, after Ike reading nf Ike letter, briefy elated tke object that be had ia »t»W wk« be ratted tie miliar la council He wat eager that thoy ihould naovi witk Ike thane had i» mhit their nelgbbori ware dolag ia Tkt aafiater'i report wat taaily ae- At thit ppint la tha arooeefllapt A|<|, •Smith rate with greet luddennets. in tp fpw words ps possible ht uked thp mayor for pnlijjhtenpient at to an agree ment between the Grand Trunk PadAe and thu Perry Company ia reepeet to iheir 8-foot roadway, Pld it npt strike Hit Worship tbit the handling of the Q. Ti P. freight would handleap lha ferry company' The mayor admitted that it had struck him. ' Aid. Smith argoed that there wae sufficient traffic on that crossing already. He then Inquired ai to -whether tba ferry directors were agreeable to hand over tbii im foot roadway to the, Grand Trunk Partite. Tbe mayor replying, reminded the oouneil that tbe directors had been visitoil by a delegation eoinpriiiiig membori pf the Hoard of Trade and the Uatopayori' Association, Aid. Dicki "In connection with an overhead bridge!" The mayori "Kiactly," Aid. Smith: "Don't you think that it ought to come up before the council. It looks ap if tke 0. 1'. II. and the 0. T. P. were trying to crowd ui off that landing tbp stme as tbey crowded ui off tbe last!" Tbe mayor urged Aid, Smith to at tend tbe next session of tbe ferry directors and bring Ihe matter up thero. Aid. Henderson considered that bofore anything binding waa done by the director!, tbe plans should lie laid be fore tbe council and that out of courtesy, tbey should alio go before the Board of Trade which bail takep such an Intereat In tbe matter. . The mayor again mentioned the dele gat ion which wai rorpesenlative of both tbe Board of Trade and the Rate payors Association. Aid. Smith, as president of the former body, said em pbatically that he waa uot aware of any members being delegated for such a purpose. Tbe mayor looked mystified. He etplained bis worried expression. "One body," he Mid plaintively, "wants ut lo got t crossing immediately, aa lives are in danger; toother wants ui to take time." Aid, lleinleisiiii defined the crui of the problem ai being tbe alienation of a .'in i'uul itrip from tbe ferry lease hold property to the draml Trunk Pacific. That bad been debated by both tbe city council and the Board of Trade. He reputed ,hii former remark as to the proper inspection of plans. The mayor invited both Aid. Hen.ler sun and Aid'. Smith to atleui| tho uert meeting of the ferry director!, whore tbey wouhl see the plans. Aid. Smith (staccato): "I bave tbe plans at my office." The mayor uid tbat to bit knowledge only one plan relative to the matter was in existence. Aid. Smith almost winked. " I make It my business, your worship, to keep in touch witb things," be etplained. The mayor was nonplussed. He promised to put tha metter before tbe ferry board. He hoped Aid. Smith would attend. "I certainly will," uid Alderman Smith. Ou a motion by Aid. Henderson, it was resolved that tbe city council would like to eee the plant and tbat tbe Board of Trade ba alao ibown them, provided that the, coune would aot entail delay. It wai then decided tbat a water main be laid along St. Oeorge'i Ave. to an eitent of IHO feet. - Tbe city eugiueer reported tbat be had examined the eut line of Bewicke Ave. to see whether or not the Nortb Vincouver Lumber Co. were encroaching on the alreet pnd. He found tbat tbia line wu run aome time ago by Mr. Weal and recently by Mr, Malliieion, employed by the Nortb Vancouvtr Lumber Co. and that tht two linee corresponded. He wu of tbe opinion tbtt the two piles wbicb bid been driven were wilbin one or two feet of the correct line. Ur. W. C. Oibboo uked for t tide- walk oa 7th itreet between Moody and Queeaibury avouuci. At preeent tbere wu a running ttrotm of water through wbicb tbey had to wade. The matter wu referred to the Board of Worki. Tba council handed over to Ibe water committee a requMt from tka one retary of tbe Board of School Truiteea for a Mncfa connection off tke water main on 9tb at reel for eupply to It- ting! of tke Bidgeway tehee! on black 100, D. L. «W. Mr. W. A. Tolmie wrote requeuing a eldeweik oo tbe nortb tide of Mb itreet eut between I/onidale Avenue aad St. Oeorge'i. Al preient there wat oat half way up tha tooth ilde, Tke letter ww pued oa fo tbe Board of Workt- , FOB BALB-Fmk mubroomi daily at tkt Orotto. 3-1! MUSHROOMS freib daily at the Orotto. 31! '. . U. ft livtty pel Board ilablee- Ulkt riga aad ladiw' eeddle kariao for kin, Slthllng far horse* Oen art! delivery tad bMvy learning,' H. Humee, lib ttreet wut. Phone 147 t.f. Wbat the world calli originality li only aa iMecoelawned way of tickling m Mountain Goat, Peer, Bear, Our itock of WINOHBBTBB,1 AOB, BKMINOTON, MAUBBB other Biles baa been carefully ulictid tnd we hivi tht calibre bMt tutted to your particular reiiulrouient. Everything needed ft tha practical hunter. ■ ' Paine & McMillan I ' Wholesale and Retail Hardware Phone 12, FIRST STREET AND LONSDALE Extract from Provincial aud Oity Health Bylawi. 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Thp matron of a public or private Hospital, tbe keeper of every Hoard Ing or Lodging House, every lun keep or or Hotel-Keeper, ihall, within six| hours, report ih writing to the Modi] s ul Health Officer, or auy person being at one of the aforesaid home/ or hotels and attacked with or iiupoct- ed of having any coutagious or infectious disease mentioned in the Bylaw;" under tbo penalties provided for by such bylaw. Il I, Ts THOMAS nill,l'HI-:iil>, t,f, Secretary Hoard of Health. ( 1 NOTIOB A BBWABD of IB will ba ptid by ut for tucb Information u will lead to thi conviction of tki pinon or ptnoni wbo have bun dliflgurlug and displacing aome of tbe "For Bala" uotlcei placed ou propertlM in tbi Oity of Nortb Vancouver, for wbicb wi in tbt agenti. JOHN ALEXANDER * 00. 121 tontdali Avt. Nortb Vancouver. 1 (J L i . - <'■ ,ii <■ FEET ON KING STREET. FIRST BLOCK EAST. 12,100 $200 caih, $60 per quarter. A good buy on unuiual termi. * tUtlA i ■ in. 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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1911-11-14 |
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