Volume U North VwouvjiB, B.O., Friuav, Mahou 10, 1911 Number 1 PROGRESS AT OTTAWA Indications Point Strongly to Succew of Effort of Delegation —— TV tbssncs nl direct advices Irom tht deputation it Ottawa would sestN to Indicnlo thst no results ol a inn- as^jtarljl na'uro hsvs beon effoctsd sines Bs reports nl Tussday. So fur as MM hi learned bum private and roll- "sbl| sources, ths deputation hail so- ouied * dale lor in interview with Kir Wilfrid Laurier and the ministers during* *|ie earlier part ol tin wees, but wHtiltor this oonlsrsnce wss hsld or with wbst remit cannot bs nicortsin- *d. ll is understood thut the representatives nl the V. W. ti V. Hy. Pa. Iuve b*en st Ottawa for mine duys snd th*t negotiation* with them huvo licen in progress but that no lavorable cnncliuio/ii hav. been reached as yet. If is generally considered by those who are in a position to gauge the situation that the deputation is now face tn luce with the crux ol the whnlo matter' und that the llurrard Inlet Tunnel and Under Company will be the recipient ol the Doiniuiun luhsidy as soon ss a decision has been arrived at as to what conceiiioni shall bo grantsd the V. W. and Y. Co. Mean time one vary material point oppeor. to have linen gained namely, that the major right tn the lubsidy ii now vested in the llurrard Inlet Tunnel t ilridgo Company und that subject to tho arrungoniont ol certain detaili they are rocoguircd ai the iiiccoiilul elniiiiiiniii therein. School Board 1st rtgulir monthly misting ol I hi soVool bosrd wai held in the Conlnl school wsdnesdat evening with Chairman Steacy presiding and. sll tho trustee* present excepting Trustee Hay. Th. business in hand had icier- enco principally to Iht North l.'-i s- dale ichool. Mr. I'erry reported thlt tin boar I had the right to lign i street improvement r«|uiiilion along in from of their property. Thii wui in consequence ol u rapuat by petition ers lor ths local improvement ol Loin- dsle Avenue bettrcsn 16th itreot and ths city limits. Pjnanrfel ictouiili Intuiting $ii9 were"',™/! tnd pssssd. Kissr*. Hop* k U.-kor wrote urlvii- ing tbat th*y h.d diuolved piril.tr- •hip ind 1 rsqu.lt wa. mode nl tin llo.nl to numiuulc who they united to tarry tht work to cnwpliitloii. At a matting ol the building coin- mitt*, later on in the evening Mr. Hops was sppoinlul us hs had had tin wmI. in bind .Inc. |h. commence- ratal. C. .1. illi.ii wroli acmpling pntiiion nl ftnitor lor thi North Luindolo whool. |h* city dor* ucknuwladgcd r.-toipl ol board's miutsl lo b.v. a by-isw lop (ilra-ordiniry ichool ti|Mns*s M.b- milled s( in ttrly dil*. Ils eiKiicd iliat it bad bwn con.id*red ii; Ih* council uml m ii rcult In wu in- ilructal to prep.ri . icltonl bylaw lor 146,000. In nftronce to th* bourd'. rppli- csii.in -for * lidiwilk un l<idguw.iy Avenu. lor Iho convanieni* .,1 Inerlnl drtd h. adviied that tho muit.-i suuld bt iuvMlig.li<l by the bo.rd ol work. Ilnvid Sut■ ■•; lubniillod so upplica lion lo iu|iply window biiudi, book i-iici .ud irlioi.t dssks st thi North l«n*dtli whool. The lecmtniy w*i imirurlu.1 to get pries, from th. local firm.. An application lor poiillon on th. I .idling its! wis rscaivad Irom Miu M, Thompson, It wu Slid. Sop* s H.rkw idviisd that lour cltii root** in ths North foinsdsli ukool would b. rudy lor pulling In tht desk, in two d.yi lr..m Ihs Iimini writing. Tbi i|UMtinn ol oiling Iho floors ind hsving th* building lirnt.il and thor- oughly dritd oul whin ichool opsntd u# April 1»1 or soon niler»nidi wss sell oon*fd*r*d. (a this connection ('onlrsstor young eOBonfa'ng to Trudeo McDowell, had sjsdt the ilnlemi'iil tlinl h. ill go- lag to prohibit any one intruding on ih* prmitss of Un new *chool except ing tbt trebittct. It wis thought that this wit sn trbitriry petition lor tbt contr.clor to like. Trust** Pr.nr ihougbl Ih. time had thnotl arrival when the advioe of i lolirilor wss required. Trud** McDowdl i.ld ti* »robiUo' bad th* power to issus * permit lor .airy on tbt prsmlsw *nd ths Ull.r w»* tekad if b* thought lb* board would h.vi th. authority to go in and oil tbi fsori sol hast th* building A'dsuas In (hi contrast steeling thi. fa* rod to lb* •Bsst that tbt contractor mutt .How attass to tbi hfjMing lo my Iridssmtii. It was, la)»sv*r, «gr**d to writ, to Mr. Ifoung and ask bit psrmisslon to tl- low ths Jsnltor to do to* work mm itooed At Hit snalraator'i boad oa th* building expiree on tho lit ol April Hid is il ii ixpocled that niudi detail work will ho incomplete al that date it wis lemlveil to have tho bond continued lor auulhor iix months sub ject to the contractor'! approval. Tho coit will be nntliing m the bond Ihe board now hold, can be renliwod lor iiiioili.'i til monlin without extra charge. \ In reference In the sssting ol Ihe new ichool the iccretary wai inilriicl- ed In conler with I'rincipil lleiinel •nd Kellm un to the number ol seuti re.piire.1 when Mr. I'srneli Willi whom Ihe board have a contract will ho aik wi to uml..' iramodiute delivery. The dm ns ul a janitor urme in connection wilh tin llidgewuy school miu the leerelniy wul uiku.1 10 write tho jiiiiii.n there ilemixing liii duties. Tbs ■seretsry will alio writs to Vsncnu- ver with a roqucil lor a copy nl their i eg illations I'rincipal llennot intimated thul there wai i lurge onrollmenl ol pupil, expccleil iiliei (he I'luitcr holidayi *ud Ihe locrilary wui initrucled lo put a notice jn tin pa|ien repenting pur- •nil inlending to iturt their children on tint data to notify Ibe tcncliou ol the ichool in their diilricl ol ibil fact. 140.48, l«u Used charges of 11,51:1.15, and $1881.68 lor sum. expended on roads and bridge* to March 1st, leaving a balance ol $ll,7dfi.ii:i tn which |s added 18,857.11 for sidewalks, thu total sum unexpended being 130,- I13..44. Wsrd 8, ruvuniio 118,088.00, less lis oil charges n($4OO0,4fl, snd 41181.85expended «n roads ami bridges lo March I, leaving a balance of tl 15011.35, to which is added 17,407.40 lor sidewulks ths unoxpondod amount being Illy 0|0.66. Ward 4, rovenua 131,408.48, less fixed charges ol 18344.63 and 15,8111.1.0 expended on road, and bridges In tfiirch I leaving a balance of 110810.14, to which is added 10,808.16 lor sidewulks tbe unexpondud amount boing s■_»*i. 747,30.. Ward 6, revenue $31,661.64, |ost bx- id charge, of 16,883.61 and $030.16 expanded on rpadi and bridges lo March 1st, leaving a balance ol I16,337.>)3 to which ii ud.li.il 10,070.37 lor lid-iwalki, the unexpended amount being Illy 367.61. Ward 6, rovonuo {10,371.33, Ins fit ed charges ol 14,816.63 snd $1,413.30, expoirdnl on roads and bridges to Mardi I, loaving a balance ol $13,- 1411.31 io which ii added $6,1130.37 lor ihluwulki, the unexpended ainount being $33,1163.68. Tho amount lo lie provided lor linking fund snd interest wui given in $33,300.60. Tho school rale win lixed on un estimated expenditure lor the year ol 413,376.00, The linking fund Iuid intereit on the Lynn Valley wutcr luan lor 1011 wm given ui $3,304,ISI leu amount iIjo from 1010 of $1483.84, leaving a bnl inie,' ol $1011.16 und lor the Ctpllarlo wuler loan ai $043.0/1. ST. ANDBBV78 LA III US HALL The odd, funcy or ovening dross bull to bo given by the ladies ul HI. Andrew's anil Caledonian Society in t)to Horticultural hall on March 31sl-Ap- ril 1st will be a very unique (unction. In order that the sticcnii anticipated muy be realized every fupility will In: offered (or patrons for u most enjoyable ovoning. Cimncc's orchestra Inn been engaged for tho occasion. License Board Adjourns Th. quarterly uniting of Ihe limn ing hoard Willi Acting Mayor Mcltac prodding .nd Coniiujiiiiiiicn Hi., .ud Steacy proMiit, met on Wednesday al i, ni",,n in tin dty bslf. In o|ienlug lb* ineeling lln chsirmsn Mid it w>> hi. first appearance in the capacity ol ch.iiinnn ul ih. licoining |„,.inl und .. he know Major McN'ddi wa. on xiou. to l.k. part in proceeding, ol thii nature he would letvt the mallei ll lu holding lln moiling wilh the liceining coininiwiunou. Ihe minulei ol luit meeting three mniilhi ogo were i'."I ind udn|iled. dim. Mini) suid Ihul iu in w nl ll.e mayor', roque.1 h. thought Ih.l il wm iii lln bed luleresli uflhelKi.nl uml oily Ihtl Miyor McNdib bang chisl eiecutivc ul ih. .ii> diould prv mil- i,.ei audi in impurl.nl mscting. lie muval Ihul lln meeting sdjourn ind Aid. His. i....i,il,.| Hi. mailing wu sccurdingly id journed Ull Ihe mil ul th. Mayor. CITY COUNCIL Tho billowing ieenlniueiid.ilion. well' puilvd ul lilt Muinluy'i ineeling FINANCE COMMITTEE- At"st-i interviewing Mr. Uodlrey, Vancouver, manager tnd Mr. Solibury local miiniig.-i ol th. Hank ol U.N.A., the committee resolved tu recommend that a wire be lent to th. mayor in Otttwi to the affect that tbe finance committee, hiving interviewed Mr. (iodfriy recommend that the Hank uf B.N.A., London, England, lie appoint sd tb. dly'i tisi-ul ugenl. fur bundling ol bond ii.u.s Thii may licilitalo luutteii it inlerviiw in Moulroal. Tht I'omuiiitee recommend thai in cily Iriuurer obtain lull particular! ind .ample, ol i new debenturo form (or ihs dty'i debenture. iin ('ommillee recommend that a cheque lor $660 lie lorwurded lo E. II Moyh*w, Victoria, ai t depoiit on loti in I), 1. 866 pending iho lubuui- •ion ol • Hy-lsw to Ihe elector. LANES CDMMITTEE- Ibe Cummillec reconiimudul lb.il Mr. Perry lie cummunicaleii with snd tiked what arrangement! tbo II.IK II Co piopoml lo mako in view ol the fact thai in.the near luturo the lirry ichnlule will prububly In slleicd lu s twenty minute wrvice in it il huw during c*rliin periud. in Iho dty. DR. R0WE ELUCIDATES ■ COMMUNITY ADVERTISING Ui'. Elliott S. Uowo, manager ol the Vancouver Tourist ,uud Information llnruiiu gave North Vuucouvur some vuiuublo udvico on "Community Advertiiing" before a representative meeting of the business men of I bo place Tuosduy evoniug. Tlie doctor wai present under the aunpices ol iho Joint Civic Advertising tj.omniitt.co, and the chairman, A'. hf. I'erry, pre- tided. Three prominent fenturei en- Is'gad upon iu the addict! ol Ihe evening were "Iho manufacturing pox- sibililiei ol the district, the opp.ir;unities lor advertiiing and the plmniini- cnal growth of |he Canadian count til- ici dcipilo the fact tliat there bud beon practicully no iulcr-provin'tial communications In opening t.ic meeting Mr. I'erry •aid thut it win the opinion of the commit Ice now thut it was necessary to huvo ionic uddilinn lo the ranks by which tIliu community advertiiing could lie curried on on u Inrger iculu and with more iprouding elTuct. Iin work win ci.cnliully lor the North Shore uud it win the duty of the buiinen men to uhhihI. We feci, he iuid, Ihut thii year |h going lo be one ul great develuptnenl on thin side ol the Inlet, the nibiidy (or Iho Second Narrow, bridge mid tbe building ol tho l It om,c Mount mn ruilwuy being District Council Holds Lengthy Session M (Continued on page 6) . ANIMEW'S CONGBEGATION HE- SOLVE TO CALL BEV. HONALII Mcl.EOH AS I'ASIOH DIS'lllll'T TAX KATE NET •Ml MILLS (Coslinutd oa p.g. 3) YACUT (1,1 B HECEIVES HANI) SOME KLAIi Th. North Vsncouvsr Vadil <Ium wu lis) redpient of u haudminc dull fl.g Irom c.pi. ''hui. Cite, il the innu.l ineeling held in Aid. Hmilh'i "Hue l.ll I il.-s.iuy I'H'iiltig. Ibe Dig which conlurma lo the rulet of lln Club being made ul blue burgee with the red mallow cross ou • ydlow iliirld il .bout 10 leet lung. ll will flott ill the Ince/ei limn Ihe lop ul tbc club bun..' on i.lel'i.ilniii day.. Th* "N. V. Yiel.t CM,'' in lirg. while lelten adorn, the flag lo ill full length lo.I yrui tho Cap- lailt donslsd a pretty cup (or com- petition ind bii intere.l in local boating tnd squilic* ii none the less inspiring thi. sssmin. A heirty vol* of lli.nki wss accorded the donor by the Commodore on lieboll ol thtdub. Tbs buslns** ol Ihr meeting conti.t- •d priucip.lly ol hearing md pming ihs commodoiVi rejiorl lor l**l year tad (hs flundd slsltttsnt*. Wilb . vi.w lo keeping pie. witb lb* changing condition! Ihe comlitu- lion wa. ssasndsil .Ijgblly, Ths commudore noted tht fscl Ibsl then would bs no internalionol cup rice Ibil yin, tht lime lor lb* re caving ol t cballcog* having pt*aed dd.w.lki leaving i bilinc. uaaspand- witb no competitor to lb. Aloitndrt, ad of $I3J170.I3. W»r« S, rsvasa* $18,- th* loesl ahtV* sup ssiastdtr. Th* diilricl ioiiiuiI l.ii evening ilrisi lb. It* rtl. for currant yent t. 30 mills net un lb. doll.r. ih. gansral r.i. ws* fixed lor 16 mills, •chool rtl* 3 null., geiirinl loin rtl. 3| mill., Lynn V.ll.y wilsr loin l| mill., snd rail Cipilsno wslsr luan rat* li, total 33, mills, lei. • rebate »l 3, mills il paid b*f«rs duly 16, IVil. Dill it th. iiau ai tail ye.r with the reception of lb. ganr.l loin rsle which it iucmssd by l| mill, lo provide for lb. 360,000 Stcund N.r row. bridg. loan. Iu lb. prsp.r.lion of lb. Mlimtta. for Ih. y*ar lb* 6ssd abt/gs* lor lb* 6n.no* ootnntllt** wti givwi ai $18,400 std lb. Board of Worst $8,400. Thi rtvtnu* lor 1011 ** ipporlion- •d to sack ward wai atgregiled it Wsrd I, rivasu* lll.tfll.87, 1st* ss*d cksrg*. of $3,041 S6 tnd sum* expend- •d on road, tnd brrdgti $1,747it to kjtroh lit, l**ving a Inline, uf $7,. IM«. Addsd lo (kit It $6,446*0 f<r li,.. ,1, W. W I,nl, presided ul u cungregutionul ineeling on Wciineialuy evening convened to moderate in u cull lu u nliniiler lo the vacant pull oral*. I In i e wul u good attendance of mouthers and udherunli. Mr. Wood •ide guve iu Ihe report ul the commit" tec uppnintud to look lor a suitable uiiuiilor to recommend tu the congregation und itutod that thoy had iiiinnimouily iigrccd to recommend that a cull bo,given lo He. It n.,1.1 McLemi who wui one ol the urn.I I'll ceiiful .indent, ul Wetlmlnilcr Hull and wus licen.ed In-in there last yeir. Hi. record u. a undent bad been u very bnllianl one und be Iuid won the highe.il eileelu of tin- pi.-lu. •on. Pur a consideiiible lime be had I., .n aiM.lunl lo Btv. Hi, Eruiii it Kirsl Church, Vuneouver, -oul ninny in Ihut congregation spoke in high i.vl lentil ul In. ministry thuio und purticuluiiy of the pi. i.did Ulblp class be hud luiighl with iiuiiiiil iciilln. l-'roin miiiiy quarters the bigli.il com meiidalioin hud been received. Al pre •ent Mr. M.liod wu. in lllisguw tak- ing a poll graduate eourie, heiiee il ws* iinpuuilile lor him lu preach in the church before Apiil and il wa. nut deein.il piudeni lu awiiil iiclii.n till then as ulher fiords were oponfoi him. After heuring the re|iurl Iho loiigiegiitiun remlved lo proceed to iii.hIi-iiiIi- In a cull. Ililore resolving un Ihe in.in.■ lu bo iniertul in the cull Ihe merili ul Mr. McLcod and ul olh or caiubdiilei nl whom icverul hud been heurd, were Lilly di.eu.ird with the ultilnut. re.ult that the meeting remlved uiioniliiou.ly to call Mr. Mc l.e.«l and all who were preient lignml tin call. A vole ol thuiiki wul accorded to iht committee lor'lbuir diligence In tho matter and afeiiri. Mclluiu ami W, 0. 'Iliiilwin were appointed ai coininn donor, from tho congregation lu support the call Wore the 1'rr.byMiy. ll ii li.iporl that Mr. McLcod will ue eepi the cull uml that hii ordinudou will take pluce early noxl month. J. 0. (J.T. Ainbiiioi, lialge No. 73, held their meeting in 3rd street hall last ovoning, Hio. C. B. ('run C.J., prodding. Th. program "Sacred night'' wa* io th* hand, of V.'f. Miu N. I'hillipi. Stored wu.ic and recitation, wero contributed by North Vancouver member, snd one visitor Irom Mountain View, Tb* ineeling dispelled at 10 o'clock'overy one In good ipirili and nfreabed by the inlMchungo ol liiougbl. , The district council burned tho midnight nil at flteir regular meeting last ovening. A lurgo number ol communications und plaint lor approval supplemented with a long list nl mttlers of tloluil roportod upon by the engineer udvanceil Iho silling to s very bile hour. Acting liaove Allan presided with all tho councillor* present, Correspondence wus read: Eroin Doiiuld I'liineroii, advjiing tho council ol un application which was to bo mudo to tho water commis- liouor, New Westminster, by the cily for s record on Seymour Crook nl 100 cubic foot per second. Tho present records on the Seymour creek, he suid, iimuiiiiii'il to lomothing like 00 cubic leet por lecond und according to tbo report of tho engineer for the city' the minimum flow of tho creek ii NO cubic (eel per socond und although tbii e iiinnie wm probubly low the imposition nl un uddiliunul rocurd ol 100 cubic loot jicr second would probubly more I linn cover the (low in the creek ul extreme low wuler, slated tin writer. Tho purpose.ol Iho record was for u reservoir. It was usual, ho said, lor thorocol authorities ol Ihe territory through which the ilnpoundi.il ilronm Hoc, I tn in.i.i thut uu extra provision be made in the iturago sufficient lo give Iho uveruge iiimmor How of theilrouui uml urrungemcnli mniie ut the dam .o Ihut the ...iirmii ii. 11111 receive iti proportionate .Intro uf the water, ii.o reeve, Cuuncilluri Lnwion and llridg mun wore .appointed lu represent the district ul the next wntur commliiion iu Weitiuiuiter. Prom K. Adunn, udviiing ili.it he liuil cleared 160 leet ul boulovurd in front ol lot. 13-63, I). L. 31)87, und imbed puymou! lor iniiiu. ll wui referred tu the engineer. Fruin II. A. Show, applying Lu pi- litiuu un district .tall. Hit applies- lion wui put on 61c. From linker und Mitchell, jxelitiou ing fur u plunk lidowulk un Altai lloiid Irom tho Lynn Vulley to Fred- crick Bond. It wui ieleiinl to lite eiii'tiiei'i with power to act. A communication (rum the Lynn Vulley Ratepayer.' Alluciutiull submit I nl tivtj recoininoiidulioiu in Ibe interests ul wurd 4. No. 1 aiked that the council upon negotiations with Ihe H. C. Electric looking lu Iho tb.cou litiiiiince ol Iho two cur lure, in the Vulley. Thii wui n-leiit.il to the li nance commit lev und Ihe councillor Iruin wnrd four. Nn. 3 ii.ki.il Ihul ilcpi be Itikeii tu put ttrtet b.'lit' ut Iho junction of the car line with Promo, Centre, Weilovcr uml II.' , in ■ Kuudi. Belerred lu the lire and light commit loo. No. 3. ropicilcd Ihut the park in Lynn Vulley bo improved iu that in the coming nn,nth. it might prove un nfl im lion, ihe engineer wus in llructcd In bring iu u euuiprehen.ive .ebi'ute lor tin.. Improvement und ine I'HliiiijitetJ coil. No, I advised ihut heavy loml. hud been drawn over the Hon roud unJ ai a result il wa. rendered impoiiable. It wo. referred lo the engineer nnil clerk lo tnke the necenary itopi In reguliite the Irnttic. No. 6 pointed out the urgent need Lu roud. in a medium ol procuring the limit ihliMied im di.lribuii.iu ul Ibe Lynn 1'ieok po.l office. Tbo tn.il which is generally used I. Ibrough piopetly mid will loon b* clomil. It wui refined lo Ihe Hoard ol Work, lor n roporl regarding roaBi. The North Lonidale Betopayer*' A>- lociulion wrote slating that wveriil upplicittioni had boon made lor i.-le |Aoiici in North Lonsdale. 'J'licic npplicitni. had been o.ivin -.1 to get together aud send in their llppliniliolll. \ Ue Ilic widening ol Lonidale Avenue il wai decided that Lonsdale Avenue In mudo lo a width ol 80 feet right up lo the noilIt ttid of I). L. 786, ond thai tho work be commenced it once. Thii wa* referred to ward three Councillor lu foe exactly whit the isto- 1'inlioii wanted. Another mailer wu u pteviout application ol Mr. Bone for Ihe clearing ol a lane ol the west dde ol Lonsdals Ave, bttwasa I). L 3036 und 801. At Ibat tlm* it hid been put off owing lo the wit wsalber but it was pointed out now that many new houioi were being built in that ttctlon. It ws* referred to Coun. Loutet with power to act. One other waller wa. the dodrsbi) iiy of making *rreiigemo»t. with th* dty »l tbit tin* for wiser lion* from tfwfJL-J^iaalal* lo th* fflljm^mi* l^Mdalp ivssiw A request was mads that tbe district engineer bring in a report is to what area could be drained into tbe dty's main sewer. It was referral to tbe engineer and board ol works lo interview tbe dty authorities re this mutter. A requeet wil made thlt i pound bylaw lor North Lonsdale be drawn up st an early dote. Tbi* requoit wo* acoeodod to. It wai pointed out that preient condition! at North l.opidulu demanded improved police protection. It wai inferred to tbe police committse. From W. 8. Hugo', stating that hi could not oontider the district's oiler lor * drip of land on King street intended for extension ol tbe aohool grounds. Prom A. Stedmsn aaking what coundl was going lo do in regard to his application for a srdewulk on llth itreet Irom Sutherland Avenue lo tlladiliiiii! Avenue. It wai referred lo the engineer witb power to set. From Davj., Marib.ll, McNeill and 1'ugh on lieball ol Mr. Geo. Wagg strongly objecting againit a renin lion pa.nxl recently by tbe North Lonidale Holcpoyori' Assodation reducing tho petition Lu iho widoniug of l.onidale Avenue Irom the dty limit! oue mile northward from loo leet to 80 feet. Mr. Wagg had ligncd for 100 feet. Mr. Sergeant ipoke in connection wilh a petition from owneri in D. I. 786. Tbsy wero willing to coulorm with tbo dodsion of owners in 0. L. 3036 but preferred Iho 100 loot width. He laid il ■coined the only opponent to this schemo waa Polls. Loutet who hod previously pledged himiell lo aid Ihe proposition in every way. Coun. I.outot said it had beon dulhlul thut il tho Avenuo wui widened lo 100 loet it ihould bo done out ul tho genual fund. The owneri there did not wiinl to pay etlru local improvement diergo beiidei giving tbe necessary 17 (eel. Tho matter ws. referred to Coun. Loutet to inquire into. From J. B. Cosgrove, district engineer aiking that bit muutbly remuneration be increased to $300 on account . or because ol Ihe increamJ work in hit department, ll wui referred lo Iho commilte ol tho whole. The Lynn Valley Hulepuyert' A. •odalioii •ubtnitted u lid of itreot. ou which they recommended that Ade walk, be laid. They were : Fromme, Centre, Boss, Frederick, Hoikin., Weelover, Uuvorcourt uud Uorou Uoada. . Other rccumineiiduliuiii ware the repairing and widening ol Lynn Villcy lluud lidowulk and extending il tu thu end uf tbe car lino and tbe widen ing uf Church Uoad. Nolle* was given Ihut a ddegatiuu would b* preient ul tbo next meetpig iu reference tu the location of a l-'enlr.l Hark aito. Al the couudl bu Iwo iitei it viow now. il wai roiulved lo omnium cute wilb tbo oMuduliuu asking which thoy would rccunimcnd. Ai In the conilrucliuu of aidowslk. il wui roforrud to the bourd ul worki with power to act to desl witb tbe application in urdcr *• intuitional, except iu urgent cuses. From U. 1'. I'urdit, drawing attention lo Ihe unpu.ialilc condition id l(o». Buud. It wa* referred lo the Hoard ol Work* wilh puwir to net. From Indue tnd lleHeck lor their client Chid Mslhiki, rspriMuting ih 1 itpilono Indians, udvidttg Ibst Un- Indium were willing to sell lb. lour ucrei needed by th* district fur 11 deviation of the Kdlh Bosd to ths lower proposed route et th* rite of $600 an sere. Tbe ofer wit accepted wild llinnk. snd lb. desk wu tail ructed to tske up Ih* sutler with Ihe department it Oltiwa. From Wm. Il.rmiu niking lor rotd connection* lo block 3, I). L. 816. H. Mid be would be willing to do tbt work for $360. It wit decided to give Mr, Herman the contrast. Prom City Clerk Shephtrd re th* account againit'th* dty lor repairing Ihe Lilfooet Bold ol $363.41. Thii hid been pitsad lor p.yment. Th* otb*r account r. tht Lynn Valley Bold wt* not •ckuowledged. Tbt following plan, wart pasted: Ptrl ol 0. L. «», block 94, I). L 4087, block 1, H. L. (|«, lot. JJ tnd (9, I). L. m, lot 10, block 9, -I. L. 9039 conditionalk/, .ubeDvidoo H. blk. 16, ». I, 909$ oondittonally, block |j) 1). L. (99, blook 84, I). I. 9044, block 14, I). L. 9ll9J>to«k* 99 us) », U I, 3JW con.lilioitnlly, Tbost ,4m rod beck were Wooks 13 snd It, |) | 7114, Wock* 41 snd 43,|). f,9l«» w l Uoew « to 9 0. I. 86sM$. m\ THK HXPRRSS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B- C, TO^11V SATURDAY -*UAI MARCH 4th ' »■"■■ and nil during the coming weekrwe direct attention to our large Spring Exhibits whioh inoludtt— Tailored Suits for street and general wear. Semi-Tailored Suits for afternopn wear and more dressy oooaBionB. Coats (or motor, steamer and touring wear and general serviod. Dresses for informal occoaione—bridge, ma* tinee, afternoon tea, etc Gowns for evening funotions, theatre, dinner etc Opera Wraps and Imparted Waists. Also o complete offeririg of Millinery in imported and original designs. - Gordon Drysdale, Limited 575 Granville Street. Phone 3541 Vancouver Business Directory ACCOUNTANTS W. T. ST1?IN 4 CO. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Jig Tender street, Vancouver and North Vancouver BUTHb Kallethe's Bath Corntr Homer and Pender Sts. The only up-to-date and reliable bath house in British Columbia. Wt cure where others fail. Satisfaction guaranteed or no t*y Plain baths, electric baths, shower baths, massage for body, scalp and face ; electro therapeutic baths a specially. JOS. KAU.I'.THE, PROP., Graduate of Herlin. Germany BUSINESS COlLEGtS SPROTT-SHAW Business Institute jjfi Hastings St. W: Canadi't Gmtiit Weattrn (jchool R. J. Sprott, B.A., - -Managsr PITMAN'S Business College 63a .Seymour si., Vancouver Day school open all the year round. Night school commences September 8lh. DETECTIVE AGENCIES , Canadian Detective Bureau :— Offices everywhere Viun ,ui'.. 1 nib,. '29 Empire Itbi.'k 60S llullltgi St. wast. I'linnu 2221 W, W. WKLSH LADIES' HAIRDRESSING PERMANENT HAM WAVE Every lady longs to havs wtvy hair. It ii now within tin rstch ol .vsry- oni. For tomt yuan out hair hn beta permanently waved, but the proem it hull to undergo- wit too .even lor it to be applied to hiir on the hiid, but now .oienca hit ditcovsrsd i mi thud by whioh tht hair can bt waved without injury to hair or scalp. Tht wave will not waih out ind dimp weather will not alfect it. Thi pro- ceae leavei ths hair lolt and wtvy. It hat lim-iinm thi rage in I'arii, London and all thi large oitiss ol tht States. Special rates lor ons month. Any irifin wint i.>ji regarding thi work will be gladly given I'i any ladies whu will call or wiitit to MADAME llllMl'llHKYB, 738 Pender Street. QHOCEH8 CHEAPSIDE GROCERY GEO. WAGG Groceries and Provisions Wholesale and Retail 116 Hastings St. (downstairs) Delivery Tuesdays and Fridays RUBBER STAMPS THE GEO. H. HEWITT CO. Manufacturers si,ii;itiiiii urine mm Sign and Price Marktrs 10 Fairfield Bid. Font R3173 REAL ESTATE Yorkshire Guarantee & kurilics Corporation Ltd 440 Seymour Street REAL ESTATE < UND AND MORTGAGE INVESTMENT! ESTATES MANAGED FIRE INSURANCE R. Kerr Houlgate - - - Manager REBTAUHANT8 All North Vancouver utopli **t at LEONARDS' Either Flack Block or Hastings street, opposite the new Post Office. Leonard sells bis General Superintendent tea by the pound, ■sea NortH Vancouver, HOSPITAL cosiiuxi.il IT THE MISSES DAWSON Csrtillcst.d 8urgical, Medici isd Maternity Nurstt Nurse* Sttt Ott N JkaelsftlM or Uiriii. apply st tin lionpiUl 12th Street KiSt. PHONK «* \ AU new boiues should be pip- ! 'mi for gas in ordtr U> save the , fceavy expenditure /or this coa- s/sjjlence at a later data, H. V. LIGHT, HEAT * POWER m., MWTEP. ■■Ill- I FO 'RSALE 300 Fetjt of Water- frontage with crown grant, known as Wallace Shipyards. Terms to »uit purchaser. Apply H. H. DEVINE, —fhvmwfa^— Vancouver fl. E. HKKJER Expert on FirspJaca and all classes of Brickwork , All Work Ousriolstd C«W Fifteenth St. aad Kshea it. Pleasant Fields of Holy Writ Bivs fur my dully range Among ths pleasant fields nl Holy Writ, I might despair. -Tennyson. TUB INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY ^SCHOOL ItliSSON First Quarter. Lesson. XI t March 12, 19111 3 Kings iy*»7. ELISJIA TUP PROPHET RESTORES A CHILD TO LIFE wliiiiuuii, ol the tribe ol Issaoher ami lying between Samaria and Oarmtl, wit in the heart ol tht whettbtlt ol I'tiltiitinii, and on tho highway ol travel, Here, on' his own sstate, livid an independent farmer, whoie wife was iiliiiinuiiui/i'd by thrift, piety ind contentment. She recognised Elisha as a servant of the Lord, and, as such, attended her liiiiipilnlity to him. Tlie room shs mado (or him on the wall has paaiod into a proverb, "Ths prophet's chamber," as has also hir response to the prophet, when he asked her if he would name ber husband for preferment, "I dwell among mine own people." She might have said | "My crown is in my heart, not on my hesd, Not decked with diimondi tnd Indian stonea, Nor to be seen ; my cruwn is called content, A crown it is that seldom kings enjoy." Another jewel ihinus nut in thodurk hour ol hur bereavement—Faith. She heliuvod that the ami given to htrutf tier ..iti-b iu,ii..ii.,i condition., and Ink un from hur in sucli an incsplicablu manner, could lie natural tn her. ' ' Tliu prophet, Irom his eyrie an Mi. t'nini.'l, aaw tho Sliiinummito up prpiahing' The mm,md btiur tiiwunl evening, unit nut a Siihbuth or now moon, ns ui'll ui tho ipuod with whidi alio traveled, oscitsd hit ipprohunaiu ilul hu failed nut iu cotirtoay. Hit aorvnnt »«s diapalchcd wilh .alula n.im. A inomont later lite burenvud mother waa duelling thu foot of the man ul Und. liehuii, loll-appiiintiitl giinrditin nl bii Ha.lur'i dignity, dild ami iibtuie, win l.n llirtiiling the minimi aside. Sympathy ii (lenolra- live and Klieha huil "A tour lor pity, ami u hand Open in day fur molting charity." Ho iniii In hii nthcinua lervnnt, ' I ol her iil.iii.'; fur hur mill ii vexed within hur, and the l.urd hath bid il from me." ' ' ' The uiilcnme nl the in: cidenl ii lumilinr. The pruphol'i SI- pwlionl of s.'iiilniu hii it all tu belaid Iho luce uf Iho dead child ; tbc uu.tin-t'- Importunity, , --pi,- m, n...n in Iliu niieveratiiin, "Aa llie l.nnl liv- II li mid ns thy .-..ml liveth, I will nut lunvo IhlS j-*Iliu t'.iiluii- uf the o«|Hi- dieiil ul thu .i.ili ; thu uiidii jtiiiruoy In Shunum , tbo ruaturntiun nl thu child ; the ut,i .uuni. "Tike, up thy inn," liriol, pithttlo, btaulllul. Till: TEACHER'S LANTERN The world wn. .urpriiiil und tic- lighted wiitn I.uyaril uncovered Ilic hue-relief* which depict huuiiui ul an oxtincl civilisation. Hut all the while wu had in thu llililu niilhcnlic pictures E. DOWII ONTRACTOR AND BUILDEB Plans, Specifications, Estimates P. 0. Bos 27, North Vancouver The North Vancouver Lumber Company Have row a good stock of HUILOING I.UMHEK FJaOOKINO 8IDJNG CEILING (V Joint) STUDDING J018TS MOULDING FINISHING LUMHKK CJSDAE. DOORS AND WINDOWS at Bottom Prices. Prompt Delivery. Esplanade. Eait teeaasar BBBJ ^ae^^p aj^aar^as»^B/■ ssssa^sassar as whioh vivlly ths common lift of thirty centuries ago,, • * ' This little domestic incident it enshrined in u writing which hears the dignified end ambitions title nl the "Honk ol the Kings," " * The hospitality whioh is inspirit! und grticudby piety will not fail of its reward. Need is of more religion in the social functions o| our day. ' .* • The spiritual analogy of this incident familiar to the Church since t hn days ol Origin. Staff o( for- inul religion cap nut uwakun tho dead soul, though it wero a gulden and jeweled crosier, Only the breath ol tho Divine Spirit can qujckun into lift), YlllJNU PEOPLE'S DEVOTIONAL BEHVJOE March 19, 11)11 : Hebrews ii:U-18 FIRST AID TO THE TEMPTER Hlii-n l.ntlii'i- said thut one tempted Christian was worth a thousand un- totnptod unim, he indicatod (he use and mine ol temptation. It is nut only t, tost ol strength, but It is the Christian athletes' "coach," It trains and develops. The way to resist diictse is to ohuso out the germs with red corpuscles. Even the plunl must outgrow its parasites or the. (Ivor against ths perforation ths oyster putt it" purl. CHURCH NOTICES. St. Andrew'. IVuiliyleiiau church. 6th street; Services at 11 t.m. and 7.IKI p.m. Sunday ichool IM p.m. l'rayer meeting on Wudueidiy at 8 o'clock. Lynn Valley Presbyteries Chunh - Worship, Sundays, 11 a.m., Union Sunday ,S,h„„|, -j.;iii p.m. It. Van Munstiir, H.A., paator. l.ynn Vulley Methodist Church—Service every bunday evening in luati- tute Hull at 7..o'clock. Chit, Ftke- loy, pii-.im in charge. Duptiat t'liiui-h t'ur. Mb and St. tieorge. Services, 11.110 a.m. and 7.ail p.m. Ilibl.' ichool at I'i nuon. Hey. D, R. liitiuil, „. North I .iii.'iliili- I'i,..liti,-iniii Churoh -Woribip, Suadayi, 7.3U t.in., Sun- diy School, 3.30 p.m. R. Van Muni- iter, M.A., paitor. St. Juhn thi Evnngoliit, 8tb and tilth itreeli; Holy uummunion, 8 t.m. rooming prayer, 11 a in. ; evening prayer, 7.9(1 p.m. On tin lint Sunday in ih.- miniifi there will be a iscond ot- lebrsliun ol ths holy conununioa al 11 s.m. Hector, Hov. Hugh Hooper. Muthudiit Churoh, corner ol Sittb street and St. tieorge'. Avinue— Sunduy preaching service, it 11.UQ t, in. ind 7.30 p.m., Sunday School an Bible i'Inn ut 130 p.m., Senior lea- gue on Monday evening si 8.00 p.m., prayer and prsiae leivice on Wsslnes- day evening at 8.00, Junior l.uuguo lurvice on Thursday ulternuun st 3.311. A corili.l welcome ia o> tended to ill lo attend tb.-,.' .'., in..-, l'sitor, W. 0, Schlichler, reiidmie, curner Keith It.,ml und St. Andrew'.. Iiidiiii. ('iitliulic Church ul St. I'tiiil'i. Mum, 7.80 a.in. Suuiluya. I'm tur, Ituv. K. fiytivin, II.M.I. St. Edmund'i Catholic Church, Nation A wiiiie. Sunduyi: Muu 10.15 i. tu , Sunday School, 3.1A p.m.; Rosary and benediction, i. 16 p.m. St. Agnes Church, llouluvtid-Vicir, Bev. T. E. Rowo, 7.30 p.m. evimong every Sunday i 11 a.m. Holy Communion, Dud Sunday ul every munlh. St. t'l.in.ni'.'., Lynn Villoy-Vicir, Riv. T. E. Rowe. Auiitant 1'rlest, Bev. II R. lisalam, HA, 7.80 p.m., ovimung, iviry Sundiy: 11 a m holy communion, lit Sunday ol ivory month, St. Thomn, Norlh Lomdile-Vicir, ll.-v. T. E. Rowe. 8 a.m., eviry Sunday cxti'pt lit Sunday in month j 8.80 a.m., lit Sunday in mouth; 11 a.m. Mn<in Litany and lermnn, 'Aid and lib Sunday; 11 a.m., Holy Cummuniun and i.-iinuit, let and 3rd Sbidiyi, NISW BW0RS PROOBHiarlWn A flnithed sppsarsnes is now being presented by the hindsome Hunk pi Hamilton block at the corner i.f First street ami Lonsdale Ave. I'ruclin-illy all the stone and brick work is com te with the exception ol the osi.'- ing an the front elevation. Tho largo sand stoiios moulded in artistio design givo a very aubslantiiil look to tho building whioh now lends by a conshlorablo margin, in the hand- Bomo buiWingt on tbe North Phort.. The Keith hliick, which might be named the sister block from it* twos- imtty.to ths former, is a little Iwther advanced and it not so very much .hadowed in architecture by ths bsnk block. LOST-Brown Spaniel, answers to the nsme ol "Tim." Rewtrd. Apply E, J. H- Oardinall, I'- Q. Ros UQ,. North Vancouver. NEW CORSETS m ■*■ IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF WD ft A" AND "BIAS" FILLED CORSETS IN EVERY QUALITY D & A Corsets, all }|iu|, pur pair 75t) D & A i'uti.i is, latest oi)!, extra long hip, per pair 11.00 D\ A t'ni:.i:i.'t, .'-li.tti, niriliiiiii in long, per pair J1.S0 D a Ai'iiiMtiii, crest and self-reducing, from fi.75 tn.... $3-80 ''Bias Pilled" ciiisuts, short, medium ami Iqng, price fl»«uplo W.66 "Bias Filled" Corsets, wirelioiie filling, cannot be lit olien price ptrr pair ....,...■., ...■■:•.. $4titf Sillnu imnl Iran rour >tn aiiiitol. Btiliirick P.tl.tni ut PuUkillwu. Sini.i S.wiui jjssJHjjW tjj AkwmiIm. Do not fajl to visit the high class Millinery under the management of Miss Collie in our upper Lonsdale store. All hats are marked at strictly Toronto prices. J. J. McALEECE Keith Block Lonsdale Black LONSDALE AVENUE COR. 16th md LONSUAI.r", Phone 08 Phone J63 >- • TWO STORES ^— —■»«wwww.iwmMnMiaw Bread! Brcadi Union Made. Home Industry. B<gger Loaf. Better Bread. Don't forget pur lutest Homo Made l.oiif. 5c loaf. PIONEER BAKERY Stores 1 71 Lon«dflle Ave, Cor. Lonsdale & |th St. !■ ">"■ < 1321119 on LONSDALE AVE. Comer St. James Lane one side All cleared <t£ fifs/i 0bI»i,00°Cuh JpOjUUU BiI|bcEiii = SOUACINTS JACK LOUTET & CO. 213 Lonsdale Avenue - Tel. 47 Corner Nye - ■ - Tel. 87 SEE US FOR SASH DOORS MOULDINGS BRACKETS VERANDAH POSTS, ETC, ETC. BURRARD SASH & DOOR FACTORY, foot of St. George Wi aglieit 1 trill hid on ynnr Ordtrs small or Isrgs mm~^^^^~^^m*^mmtmw*mpmmmmmm*m DUND D. L. 555, We^t Vancouver. There sre still a few specially fine Jots for sale in this sub-division, most of them 65x132 feet, some larger. The most westerly part of ths property recently put on the market includes 16 waterfront lots with a waierfrontage of 59 feet and so average depth of 330 feet. The lots have a pleasant slope to a gravelly beach, and there an many line old trees which add greatly to their beauty. We have the verdict of many who bave bought there tbat nowhere on the whole Pacific Coast is there a mors baatt- 1 ifttl spot than "DUNDAKAVU" and most people who look over the property buy some of it. There are several summer houses already built on the beach lota, and others will be built in the spring. Call in and get a price list and make an appointment with us to take you out and show you the property. You will enjoy a visit to "DUNDAeUVE". Th| prices ere from •*!' •* w*5 P«' lot, and the terms are easy, one-fif|th CMh, and the balance over two years. • The waterfront lota are MAM & Co. 121 Lonsdale Avenue NORTH VANCCT rS ^. TH^EKPPRSS, NORTH VaNCSQUVW*. ' B; C Clothing (or the Dresser mmmmm**--mmm*tmmmW*mm'mm'm' i| i | ■■-■sawssssasssssassssssss. of Taste tj If you strive to be tasteful in your dress, to wear clothes that |re topnoten 6tyle, to be distinctive in. appearance, you should cultivate the acquaintance of the Scotch Clothing House. H Our stock is selected with critical care, nothing but clothing of quality and newness enters it, and it is surprising the little- ness of. price we sell it at. Our window displays will give you an idea of some of the new designs.* You will be welcomed if you care to come in and make an exam-, ination. We want everybody to get acquainted with our clothing. fl Our suit values at $18.00 and $13.50 are unmatchable ■ ^ Spring Overcoats, in six shades of' grey, made 3-4 length, with velvet collars at $12.50, $15.00 and $17.50. ^ You will feel comfortable in wearing one of these. • i, i ■ ' ' ' ■ —^- —— Scotch Clothing House, Ltd. Corner Hastings and Abbott Streets* ■\ ,1U,I' l.'l I, ' .'I Provincial Legislature Review of the Session Just Closed. (Continued from Tuesday's issue) Among public utility bill , rnilwir* legiiliilinn bus predominated, ftasily tbs most iinpiii'itiiii measure in ihir. connection was the big general railway act, which pruvides Ihul licnco- lorth railway cumpunies inuy incorporate under its proviaiona without coming lo tho legislature lor u churl- ef at all. If simplifies the procedure lor Iti'i.ii title compi'iii,.;. and it kocpi oul the "paper" railway men by instating that construction muit bo proceeded with alter tho churter is obtained or Ihe $15,000 deposit will lie forfeited. l'robebiy because ol the immediate coming in force ol the above Act, there has been a heavy falling oil in the number ul applications for special railway charters. A lew ,,i importance havo, however, been griinlcd. One ol particular intereit to North Vancouver wu. thut ul the Grouse Mountain Scenic incline Bnilwuy C'ompuny. Thi. ii a project, thut when cuinplct- od, should uttruct thuiiiuud. ol visitors tu the north shore ul Burrard Inlet, whero they muy with euau reach tho cool in.milium breoxos jn tjuininer and enjoy ikuliug uml curling in llie winter inanlhs. Thcro were also u number ul charters lor milwuys in the northern part of the province, une for u ruud (rum Ihe Nuui tu the I'eticc river, und the Mid-Provincial uud No- chucu ure iuid to lie bucked hy Mr. Norton (irilhllii and hi- lyndicule ol Hun h i.ipn.ili i... another to extend the Portland cunul short line tu llud son'.- Buy is suid lo he ll project with Hiickunric k Muiiu behind it. Iu connect ion with railways there win u bill i.i .-ti. I.i down by Attorney- General Bowser to ratify iho u- greeiuent between Ibe Great Northern Builwny company uud the city til Vancouver. Evidently il strengthens COIisidcrulilv the city's side, insures the entrance ul other railway cumpunies un u liked bn.i.'i. mid provides thul lite work nl filling in the creed bed mini be begun ami carried tu completion within lice j curs. According lu I he iiiiniiiiiiccinriii in.nl by premier Mcllrido on Tuesday hut, the government is apparently determined tu keep the electoral district ul Bicbmuiid intact lur another year. II II I 1 II ■ I H I I i Tbst. there is (teen disappointment in Soijth. Vancouver oyer this decision was shown by the hostile demonstration from the delegates iu the gsllor- ies that greeted Vt. Wutmin pf Van- ctnivcr, whon ho rose to speak iu support ol the government's stand- Still another evidence qI tho desire for un- noxution was .Hie uppluuse that greeted Mr. P."!,. Carfer-Cotton when ho introduced the delegation to the Premier in the executive chamber on tho previous oveniog, und milicsitutingly expressed his conviction that thu best in! crests, both of Vancouver arid Smith Yiiiifoiiver would be served by iniinedinlc iiniiexiilion. lion. Mr. Bowser, who is guilefully regurded si the contra of the oppqsition to thu movement was pot present at tbe '" lei new, tiur did bo attempt to ipeult ou the mailer in the liouso. On tho tail day ol tho sossiun Mr. P. I.. Curtor-tlottou presented tho petition ol the mayor uud Council of North Vancouver aaking that the n- moutinent to tho Land Bogiitry Act forbidding tho registration ul areus uf leu thuu live ucros under anything but indefeasible lee, bu not oulorcetl until preient registration, wore dis- .pusod ul. Hun. Mr. liuwier explniutii tlitil ho hud ulroudy provided for lliul by amendment. A. an iiuliculion ul pruvinciul ox- pauiiun uud Ihe progress ul ruilwny construction, the government lotinu il iicc-ei.Hury to In ing down bills tu create a depurtiuont ol ruilwuys under u milliliter ul tho Crown. While Hon., Mr. Tuyior. is tuking this work iu connection with the Public Works Uoptirt- uieiit lor the preieut, it is udinillcd ihut in the not fur distant future another Minister must be appointed. Another welcuuic cunstitutionul change win the nlleration oi the nnlii|Utitcd title ul Chief Commissioner ol Laurie lo thut ul Mn i ul I...H.I . thus unifying the lilies ul ull the active eiibinel ministers with the exception ol the Altuiney-liiiiiorul, who is hurdly likoly to bo culled "Minister of Lews'' (or, a lung time tu come, Hon. Price Ellison in.ide his debut us '-Iliu iei of Agriculture by bringing down u scries of bills intended to belter logii-Inn.ui reluling to the liirins. lu i in ■■.' his kuuwlcdgc in a practical farmer shuweil to good udvmtttige. Hon. Mr. Boss showed thut he is "malting good" ns Minister ol Lands by bringing down u number ul useful amendments to tho I.uml uml. Water Acts, which he very lucidly explained. Among the porauiiul incidents of llie session Ihe must loniutiouol wui tin ■let,, in.n ul Mr. .Lu.hue it.uu the Lib SBSStSfSSSSR oral 'party in the opening days, reducing a somewhat discordant opp ilion quurtotfo to a frio.' On the Im | day ol the session -.Mr. Hawthorn- thwuito also iiiiimufeil th)it it might be the lust time he would appear in that l|quBe. The lull signiliciiM-o ■ ol his ropark con -hardly bo grusp. d, but it may menu that ho intends In try his luck in tbe wider field of !'"• minion publics, Whatever inuy M Iliiwlluirnthwuito'B politics bo is pel- sunnily popular and should he dcci ,c |o leave Ibe legislature his sburp to icisin nnil lively wit will c. missed in Iho debates, 'lie basil | sut iu the liouso lor Ion years und of; lute litis been elected for NnnAlino cuiistiilttly increasing" iniiii rifles But fur these incidents lln i slniiiling ol Iho Huiise nu'iini 1.1. torittl., I'l't'inior MeHritlc, with his t I und . in- >tliiii'ittt still rem-iii'i tl't .I., i ititiling figure,'with All^:..,'"mi ,1 Bowser us u strong rigid nr»i in i llpliosilion Mr. Hrew.lei- I u lonely litrrtiw with ability t ! " ' ttge, Mr. Iliiwlhurnlbwiiile Iin- inn more dignified limn in former yt'uis, und Mr. I'urkor Williams wus more hit- lor tliun is usual Lit' one ol his mi- litrnlly genial teiiiperuiiienl.v Nnluiiiilly it is impossible tu discuss the rnnk uud file ol the government supporters, bul it ii sufficient tu say thul they hnve evidently worked in hurmuny, nnil have slinwit un signs ul it large miijtirity lulling lo pieces Irom ils own weight which critics prophesied alter the lust election. At a recent meeting ul tlm 1). C. Dairymen's Association llie I re tun decided to divide Ibe farm tl-iir/ro;.:- petition, which litis ulrerJy liccn ij progress lor one your, into two classes, in order thul. a number ol Iliu ■mailer dairymen in ihe piminci; inuy bave ii clinnce for euinpeting lor Hie tun, ineduls null honors unit not compel them tu compete iigninsl ihe linger dairies of Iho province thus giving Ibe small mini un cipiul chance wilh the l,ui-e one. In this innltor Iho di- rectors aro mnking urrungeniciits (or a cup, the name-of which will be published later, but one which will be ol equal importance lu ihal ol the larger trophy given by the prnvincid government. They uro ulso giving three nic'diili corresponding with those ol. the larger dairies. The division ol the compelition into two lull is us billow. : Those having live to (lltcon eowa milking und the large d Ihuie having over lillcet) cuwi milk iug. mmmw to J. N. HARVEY, UMiTED Men's Furnishings VOU are invited to Visit Vancouver's Greatest Clothing Store. We carry the largest stock of Men's,. Youths' and Boys' Clothing, Hats and Furnishings to be found in Western Canada, in fact everything for men and boys in the clothing line. We buy direct from the manufacturers, buying and selling strictly for cash. For these reasons we can sell high-class clothing, hats and furnishings, at lower prices than they can be had elsewhere. Every garment sold here is guaranteed to give satisfaction. J, N. HARVEY, LTD., 125 -v127 h-*- street, i i .in i i if ' Vancouver, B. C. i ■ iiattaattfte—'ew- "-."■' ■ _ ■ ' ■" ■ ■' '• * —■ Mk ■PWsmsws-jaHsjaBpaBi Nmrth Vaiicouv»|, p C . rlATIU OP UllBBfiBlPTION; One year |i,oo BiiHwmths - . - • ,60 wee nmntlis . . ,26 United states and Foreign,*! M per year ——j—~ _ j ADVERTISING BATES TeiwiRVT Dispw AnvwTistaaNisr-. 60 cents per inch each insertion. L^pat Npnoss, Etc-|1.00 per inch per owiith. liitp .Nn Timiiku NoTicis-80 days, 16 i «0days,n.60. ' Lstiit. ApvuBTiaiNo—First insertion, 10 / cents per line; each subsequent Insertion, tc per line, HiiniNii Nonets in l.titui. Nawt Oui. eats—10 cents pur linu,each insertion OoMTMAer AnvisTistmNTs—Rates arranged according lo space taken, All changusill contract advertisements must be in the hands ol the printer by Wednesday evening to ensure publication In the nest issue, NoKTH Vanuiuvek, Mar. io, 191 i LOCAL 1'lillllY TICUMINALS The near approach of tbe date upon which the nuw ferry boat will be placed.in ,-,,1,11,11 ..-i„ 11. together witb the more froquent tiriiti icbudule which ia eipceted to come into force ahortly thereafter und the very great increase in furry trufiic which the neur future is t'erliiiu to develop emme to loom lurge upon the horjiiiiii the'ipieition as to how long the end of I.onidiilo Avenue 1.- going to be found sufficiently conimodiom lo meet the growing ilniiiihil." uf tlie trullic. Hluti with the coiiitriiclion ol the iii,m.-, Moun- tain Scenic, rifilway 111 well ue Ibe many oilier inlliieticea which will tend to develop freight Ss well us punen- ger trullic, it ia ubauliitcly certain that tbe udetpiuteueaa ol the prcaeut I terminul fucilitiei will be very abort lived. Fur from the time being pie mature for the icrioui coiieideru- tion ol thi. i, ,-ti nn- ui 11" forry eer- vice, the probability ia that future development will lead to tlie conclusion that it should have been reckoned with before uow, in order lo solve the problem on u liusie in nil respects »u- liafoetory. lln '1 ure two method, til solution which preient themselves with reference to this difficulty, one ia that whurves be constructed ut other points ui.ni). 1 In- wutcrfriinl und tbe other ii thul uddilionul property be purclinsril ailjiiceut to the present Lonsdule Avenue terminus. The lint expedient would probably prove the cheaper so fur .,- initiul outlay is concerned but uguinst it 11.ni lire ut leust two objections to be urged. In ths liis! pluce it is the couiiiion practice witb lurgu ferry com- puniei lo centralist their operations si much 111 possible. EsptrltlMt hui eliohn Ihut this -centralization greul- ly usaisls the satisfactory control of tbe traffic uml geucrul operation of the system while il ulso has an w o- nouiicul iiilliieiiije upon the exjiumci of inuiiugeuient and ol operation. Again, it il manifestly iu the interests of the city that as fur us possible the centre ol the eity |je muds the point, of ODD- vergence uud of divergence for ull name lo and from the Not lit Shore, ih. problem ol Greater North Vancouv") is out ol the most vital feature, ol the locul ut mil ion which the city o> •Ninth Vuucouver will U called upon to lace. 'I he highlit proiperity of tin dty is involved in tbe effort i„ il- tnii tbo very lust loot ol territory in ill directions to the cily couinuircinl- ly, initially, educationally und to retain Unit territory. It muy well lie (sired that the ctublisiuaent of sever- si ferry termini along ths walorlront will no lit tile in a very dun^croiis manner against the interests ol tbe city iu this respect, that it will so weaken *the lines that the city will lose control ol the situation to a very great extent and thut vory approcinble loss will thereby accrue ilong the lines indicated, wiiicb might otherwise 'lis ivorted. 'JI11 convenience ol ■ 1 .mall portion oi tbs travelling public might be served somewhat by Ihe ilia- Ifrtibution ol the Uswinsli iawnueh «i Pa grwUf uutobsr *ould thtraby bt 'brought within wolWng disttnee of tb. rry whirl, but it for tbe great bulk those tr.vslliiig by Isrry ever ma tbe WL., tbsy will find )t n#essa«ry to Kvsi tVst by striot csr iff toy mm MM s few bMkt niori or last <• iners- fort » wattsr ol no moment lo | l(em; On (be othsr ptnd lbs oonoonti'ittfon of the entire traf?P nl North Vuneouver City Perries Limited nl the Uw dale Avwnt tirmmslwBiiU (ffiiruliss the whole system at thnl point, it would bring all tbs triune crossing by this Bystein through the n(ly ml North Vuncouvor while et route snd would work no hardship upon ery. II this policy is to be adopt id however, it is evident thlt the mere street end et Lonsdale Avenue will provide Only 1 fraction ol tbt urea that will be required lor handling the immense traffic that will develop at this point. Sooner or later In lbs prosecution ol this policy, the purchaio ol addition- ll waterfruntagt property would be absolutely necessary. Meantime tbs pries ol such property is rising very rapidly and il any such purchase is to be made, it would be advisable to expedite the matter is much is possible in order tbit the ratepayers may have opportunity to pronounce upon it while suitable properly-ie available and before the price becomoa bo high as to be well nigh prohibitive.' THE EXPRESS,'NORTH VANCOUVJ& B, C, ■Mlhaj thirs are prap|iqa|ly no limitations to .ids possibilitiss ol future growth tnd greatness with reference to the great eommereis) and industrial centre whose foundations art new bejng laid on Burrard Inlet, and further that the splendid record thus (at attained is but a slight indication of ths progress whioh the future holds In store, The Grouts tjountsln Scnio and Incline llajlway Company are proceeding with the preparations for their railway to the top of ths muuutiin. It it expected that by ths middle of June that large gingt ol men will be aoattered along tbs proposed routt engaged in clearing tbe right-of-way. n DEVELOPMENT OP BUBBABD INLET YET IN ITS INFANCY The addreas with which Elliott S. Howe, manager of tbe Vancouver Information and Publicity Bureau,, .ii-1 vored an audience of local busmen men on Tueidsy evening, wet one tbat ehould have bten heard by every citizen who desires to keep, himself intelligently iiifni iik-iI as to the trend ol events with respect lo the possibilitiee which lie immediately before Burrard Inlet and the lower mainland. Dr. Howe's development ol bis position tbat Ihe sources ul eusteuance which bave carried the centre of populstioo lying about I'm rard Inlet to its present proportions and prosperity, far from being ex hausted are as yet scarcely touched, wue a masterpiece ol ressoning ami a splendid aud inspiring exhibition 0' true eloquence. It is certainly a most encouraging feature of tbe eitualLpn that tbe cauaes tbat have bitbertn contributed to ths growth and the development of the possibilities ol llurrard Inlet are for the larger part lound far nliehl and tbat eveu thi cauaes ol tIda nature have us yot been only slightly developed, while at tbt sume time all thou magnificent sources oi wealth und ol increment in every way, which lie near al hand, have acarcely commenced to contribute ol their gigantic possibilitiss toward the building up ol the groat conlr. which i. deetinod lo ncatle about the Burrard litoral. The reiourcci ol the vast prairies of Ihe middle west, the as yet untouched treasure house, ol northern British Columbia, tbe magnificent possibilities of tht southern interior which sre up to the preient developed only upon tbe outer edge of things, and tbs phenomenal natural riches ol the lower maiulund which an still unrealized excepting in a very crude way and to a very slight degree, tbsse still remain to be exploited end will, in due course contribute 1 In if full iju.it 11 to ndil to the proportion! snd to promote th. prosperity of Ctnidi't great wstttrn metropolis Upon llmiuld Inlet. '111. position liken by f)r. Howo tbit il tbi. province doe. not attain first rank wilb respect lo minulietur- ing it will not be beciuss ntturt bu not endowed it witb every requirement lor grestnsss, but solely because- tbo people fsil to wits their rightful heritage in thii respect, wis one with which ill mutt be in heirty iccord. The riw matcri.fi ere ready in our mountains and the coal lies alongside those materials in inexhaustible quan- tilies. Appropriate enterprise and energy upon the part ol msn is ilone required, in order to procure lor Brit- iili <'olutnuii notable tupremacy in the realm of nitmuiactsre. Current event, furnish very convincing evidence (hut the mofcey end the effort will not be wanting upon the ptrt ol thost who ire fully quslinsd to carry tht pro- vino, to fasf rightlul petition in this importsot nspoot, Pvtry oqatWw.tion which would bsve weight srjth thost who wish to srriys st tu intelligent sad aoourate ettweats, of rt> tltustioB, point. atfioaeJr'seal snrasniliHr Lo ths consul- ~ '.9 . .' " F Pi <l |, , I ' rj V. W—" ' IPJ11, I I Phohi 10 p.' 0. Box 944 ALEXANDER PHILIP Financial and Insurance Agent begs to intimatu that hs has leased tlie west store in tlie Club Block, Esplanade, and he ex|ieots lo open office there about 16th in.il - This commo- dioui store will give ample space for 1 first class sale room and he hopes to be able soon to have regular monthly or fortnightly auction salee there to facilitate the dispnssl of realty in large or small parcels as owners may direct. Ileing a central location for business he invites listings ol house! und |dts lor private sale. Hi has inouiitiineTijuuiiiber of choice re- eiiience lots to onW*susU*--' FRED a TURNER Notsry Publio Loan., Investments and Insurance. Boom 307, 532 Oranvills St., Vancouver, B. C. Phone 8309. Land Kegia- try work a specialty. Phone 198 North Vancouver Coal and Supply Co. Dealers in Coal, Brick, Sand, Gravel, Lime, Cement and General Builders' Supplies. All Ordels Promptly Filled and Satisfaction Guaranted. Prices on Application. Office: Lonsdale, near City Wharf Warehouse: Formans Wharf The Royal Bank «f Canada Capitol 16,300,000. Uoservitt, 17,300,000. Total Aiwti 186,000,000. — A general hanking buiineaa trsnisctod. Sivinua sccount. s specialty. Accounts of firms and individuals aoliciltd. W. DICKINSON, Msnsger. North Van, ouvi 1 Bnnch. Bink Office in N. V. Club Block 1 B.C. MARKET CO.'S Specials for Friday ind Saturday, KXTBA SPECIAI,- Itollsd Prim. Bib), boncloss 30p lb. Sirloin Steak ' Me lb. Porterhouse Hoist 33c lb. Pork I/tina, phots or bill 30o lb. Pork Shouldera, whole I60 lb, Pork Shoulder., sliced Ife lb. Loin Pork Chopi 32c lb. Leg Mutton 18c lb. Shouldera Mutton let lb. Smill Winchester. Htmi Joe Hi Empire Bicon by tht pitct 34c It). Finnsn Jliddie, thi but 10. lb. Ousrintsed fresh Fggs 30c dot Tht qUtlily of these mests will give you evsry satisfielloD snd i.vi yon money tytry tin.. B.C. MARKET CO. W LONSDALE AVENUE Phont. 16 Prst dsllvsry 14 ill psrtt ol ths cily. Speaking of Snaps; how if thii ono? Double Corner of Fourteenth St. and St. Andrews for $2600 wd vary easy termt Pierce & Hall Next to Palace Hotel Phone UQ Household-furniture (or sale, *he»p. On view any lime S«. PIERCE & HALL FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! FOR ABSOLUTE PROTECTION write a Policy in the Commercial Union Fire Assurance Co., Ltd. (LONDON, ENQLAND) ASSETS! $94,900,000. Sole Agent PERCY KING NOTARY PUBLIC. 16 LONSDALE AVENUE AtTMm.nU ind Conirict. dnwn ol titty description Phone 157 Gwsnl Conv.y.ndnf Something good (or the small buyer 38ft. LOTS IN CITY Price $275 each |75cath. Balance very easy. Call and see us about these C. E. LAWSON & CO. \j LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER I'honc 70---I1. O. tiox 97 North Shore Locators REAL ESTATE & FIRE INSURANCE Wo are plscinff on tho market i block of 17 Iota, on tht ,'ir.nd Boulevard Mlstuloo, Theae lota ure bigh und dry, with un un.urpue.cd view, two blocks from the prewnt car line, si»e 40il%, purtly cloircd. 1'riuii Irom fonO to snii. Torms-1-6 .-..It. balunce, 3, 6, U, 13, |f>, 18, 31 und 34 months. Come in und let ui ilmw you ovor thii property. No. 8 Lonsdale Ave. Phone 123 50 It. Lot facing New Municipal Hall. Price, $500; Cash, $200. 50 It. Lot, 17th Street, near Boulevard. Price, $600; Cath, $200. ^^ Double Corner, Queensbury Heights. Price, $ 1500; Cath, |500. North Vancouver Trust Co., Ltd. (UU IrJt.t.r It Wsrd) 219 Lonsdale Avenue. Phone 44 Campbell Realty & Investment Co. Snap on a 6 roomed Bungalow, eloee in. All ntodern, rwapie**, fumaca,atc. $600 catb, Ul. to arrange. i ' W. B. HOOD ' The Cash gtore Staple and Fancy Groceries Fre»h and Smoked MeaU Potatoes, per sack, - $1,95 Ayrshire flose Hutter Mlh. box - - • $4.25 3 lbs. Lonsdale ttlend of Tea - - - - $1,00 3 lbs. Bunt Empress Coffee .... $1,00 Russet Apples, per bm $1.85 Sharwood's Chutney, . qts. ....... 50c Captain White's Pickles SOc Pure Castile Soap, per bar ..... 25c driver's Fruit in Ityrup from 35c You can depend upon the ilityandpi epartment. quality and price of our Meat Rolled Oats, 7lb». for 25c. drivers Mtirmiiluilu in 1 lb. glass jars, each -. 15c, AyrShire Rose Creamery Butter, - . 3 lbs. $1 00 Lemons, per dug. 20c Oatmeal Soap. 10 burs 25c Maggis Soups, 5c. per table* Phone 40 1111 Lonsdale Ave BBB NEW YORK CAFE ESPLANADE WEST LOW SEAJVietor MKAI.8 AT ALL HOIlltt- . 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. First-class Metis 35c. Commutation Tickets, at mcalf 14-75 Rooms (or Rent at moderate ratal I. O. () P\ North Vencouver Lodge, No. M, meets evory Thursdsy evening, cornet l.mudol. Avenue snd Firtt ttritt, st 8 o'clook. Visiting lirstbru cordiilly invitid to sttind, A. T. Kcunady, N.O.; Thos. 8. Nyi, rec.-ssc. j J. H. Pilling, P.G., fin.-ssc.; Chss. Nyt, f. Q., triti. WKAI. g«)TATE, U)\M, INSURANCE. miout So, P. P, 80 "♦ Fully Equipped to plod over the desert or segir km- ger snd thirst U Mr. Ciapl. fs-rt not built that wiy. What wt want i. the rttl thing, YougelRet|pa|at When Buying Hen It will .Und the bluing two/ *t Sthsri or tht Wait. ,/ rjc^, Hotf, PoU. TOB PAINT THAT ^BTS-IMi C0W»8-#Ijy mu. W.H,4T0rHTIC0. wi»»94n§ rkwip 1 f DR. ROWE ELUCIDATES ! COMMUN!Ty_ADVWTI8IN6 (Continued, from ptge-1) factors towm-da the.jinbuilding of the place that osji not he denjofl. The movsmsnt will In nl n phenomenal character and it is felt that something should |w done to attract attention. Dr. How* opsned wjtb ths remark that the interests ol Vanoouver and North Vancouver wero fop closely connected lor them to. be rivals. The question p| community publicity is becoming very popular. Canada is not quite so (ar advanced as the friends to the south but was making rapid headway, Hi taid tht est»»ti»ls for successful advertising pf this nature wit tn (iT» something gpod in r»rW> fw H>» put- lw fif ths yji(tprs. If misreprissnia- tipn is made its/ill dfl inMfe lwi». Better, be s»i4! M bivt the \m known p| ypur town st ill than ti) »■ epuroge him here snd be should fail. The facts should never bs pyerststed in any oase, but wjtb Durrard Iplot and its surrounding w||y, ho cluimcd, not te|| the rul.l fnelii when thoy ire to good. Men the doctor hid talked with regarding the attractiveness of the North Shore had in every oasii viiucliHiiled that |ts liotiutioe were superior to uny other parts they bad waited. He inenlioiied a cuse to illnu- TH8 Wm», NORTH owmmmmmimtmW."' - - - . - ■- -. troto thit.. Preylfflis tp tht Seattle etppsittpn n certain officiul bod been mM to i»»wtig»te, with » vie* tp opmpiling tpurit| Wormstipp, ad tht tftraotipr,!! in the y|pfnjty .,1 Seattle. AfteFwdi be visited (forth VlbPPHySF snd^»J4 that tht natural facilities pi the piece prpvided on opportunity ol development that cpuid BPt he fnund sltewhoro. Jo sffvertiting Nprth Vewwef there cpiild not ba.tpp mu°h a-ibl about the beautiful scenery and the climate and the conditions that responded to those conditions. Vancouver would deem it tb advnnt.-ijro to have conveniences ol getting to these attractions. The easier to see the place Iho more will bo tbo tourist ti'u- VANCOUVER, 8. a ■rm- NEW SUBDIVISIONS IN NORTH VANCOUVER CITY FRONTING ON GRAND BOULEVARD Blocks 226, 227 snd 230, Subdivided into Lots 50tl 14 feet, ALSO BLOCK 232A For Plans, Price List and Particulars, apply to MAHON, McFARLAND & PROCTER. Ltd. Phone 6286. Comer Pender and Seymour Street, Vancouver, B.C. iHnH''H'*'H"H'l'H'W'W^ ! A GOOD PROPOSITION for. either the jj i Homeseeker or Investor —on 7th Street, il • just west of Queensbury carline, only $1200 i| ird cash, balance easy. Good View. Good Soil. : E8t I Thi Martinson & Co. 62 LONSDALE AVENUE NORTH VANCOUVER, R.C. Phonti?3. P.O. Box 73 OH 11 H H'M'l'M l"l H l"l"M'M'l"M"l"t"H"l"M"l 11111 It I'l'H'L'l 1"! II M"H"H"1"M'1"M 111 r You'll Make Money Here !! J u. 8T. JOHN'S COLLEGE AND GHOliNDS f «t/'f Spiaej. ~m Tflr • y ■ twtrtvt—w \l \ i /?«*j I I I ^> esajrs"! t- Anynno who will givo this investment opportunity icrioui conaidcri- tina lor a low minutei will readily sto quick and large ptolili seeming to tho purchaicr ol .Boulevard College Extension Lots U* ar- PBICE LIST Lot 1 4878.00 LoU 2, 3 snd 4 , each 876.00 Lot 8 '. 700.00 Loli 8 and 7 both 1,960.00 Lot 8 876.00 Lots II, 10 tnd 11 Sold LoU IS sad 13 Both Sold Lot li 960.00 l...ii 16, 16 and 17 each 876.00 Lot 18 Sold Not. tho length of time loti, >omi ol them being U6 fell to a loot. • . Tht idv»»togc« ol those loU for buaiacu or roaidsnet purpoaca ire ippirent on tht pita ilticbed borito. It it tht clptsst ctr lino pioperly tn the north ul the Graad Boulevard (which ia delusively lor high clan reii- dtacas). It also lacci St. Jobs's I'ollegtsnd groutvli snd lor theie retioni ilone it will bo a centre ol lomo iaportsact. Boulevard Mlewiun loli sre wltijju the oily limit, and have all ths advantage and tonvcnisncei ol oUW city propsrty. To dots out every lot iuSword timi wo hive undeipiie.il tlieui, so thlt you will hive tp harry to get tay- Couidor alio the term, which tit much osier than u.u.11 16 coih, bilanc. in 6, 12, 18, and 24 monthi it 6 par coot, per annum. . CANADIAN FINANCIERS, LIMITED M8 GraaviU. Strait VANCOUVER, B. C, Auihoriisd Capital 12,000,000. Baal Kilatc. Imuraace, Honey to l.omi |j I J l A UJ.U IWrVT KBBAGE, 14 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver. )<0CaJ ,-„„„„,,,. . ... i i Its II Tsltpboa. 816. i '■ NORTH VANCOUVER SPECIALS Ut 18, Block 35, P. L- 550, $1150. Cash $450, Ul.nce 6 and 12 months Lota 54 and 55, Block 165, D. L 274, $13,000. Terms to arrange. Near Lonsdale tht abovt lots art among tht but buy. in North Vancouver, and intondiag invoitors will serve their own iatsDttts by invutigiling. Wt hive tht uwliuivi tali and alio a largi list of olhor loti in the City, It It ia your own iatsmt to ctll and imped our hit btfort dsciding. ALV0 von ALVENSLEBEN, LTD. Real Estate Agents. Financial Brokers Head Office; 405 Hatting! St. W., Vancouver, B. C, British Columbia Branch Offices: Branch Office* in Europe: K Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver i Berlin, Qwro#ny , 1111 (iovernment St., Victoria London, England Paris, France - vol and anything that can bo dteio lo bolp this will help tho community. Be said it was a lad that these pincca possessed the niaturca that attracted civilizniinn. There were, fine rcsidciilinl surrpundings and opportuniti™ Im ii(- vestment while at the same time Ihe pleasure rssprts woro close at hand. He deolirod ihul these provincial cities hid not bceil built by ordin iry e.inililionii which aro invariably responsible for the det,-I.i)iiin'iii ui npy place. Thoy were just at the beginning of this growth for i Ire ronton that they have grown within themselves withput jhter-piovincijl communication and consequently huve not. reduced the materia! welfare ol the district. Lesa than ten yours ugo tho G. T. 1*. and C, N. B. compunios were nothing more than talk ami even compute those oities ol five years ago witb tho present day conditions and it will bo soon that there hue been phenomenal developmont. At that time it was not thought ibat tbore was room on the prairie, for any other railway than tho fl.P.B., still today whoat is being grown successfully 1,000 miles north of the international boundary. In 1908 ho ssid Viineiiiivi'i- published a folder showing some of tho largest buildings to illustrate that tho qty was making its debut as a largo city. The highest buildinge at that lime wero about five stories and there wero vory lew. Ho averred that today conditions were ultimate result, ol the inspire- Lions given tho city and tho attcntiuu directed to it at the time it was shadowed. It then behoved us to look back and conaider those conditions and the reason lor the present day development. As to grain delivery from tho prairies it was a foregone conclusion that a groat purl til the wheal mu i be delivered Ihroiie.li Vancouver. The Ii.hiI wui closer from Edmonton to Vuncouvor tbun to uny other I'nei lie port, and the grudes west Irom tin prairio provinces were easier than oust- wards. lletlcclurcd thut wo hnd no menus ol comniiiniculiug with close in places ouch as the islands which ubounded with ugrictilturul luuds only awaiting communications to develop them. There wus likewise no direct coinniuni- cation lo interior pniiils. Theao resources liuvciiint boon touched yet and yol Iho "Mi cilice have grown despite the fuel. What then will be ,tho result when complete iiilor-provin- cial communications ure providod und the I'uuamu I'unul opened ? Il will opon a pulhwuy lor grain Irom the pruiries and both the exports und import! paaiing through thii port would greatly develop. Ai to manufacturing progrcu he said thut il Canada hud civilized Irom tho weal instead ol tho cost it would buvc been nges bclore I he oust reached tho present development ol the west toduy. You cannot niukc me believe thai. Ihe great deposits ol thia province will never bo developed, he auid. Nci tbor will they bo tukcli elsewhere lor ninnulucturo. There i. every caaen- tiul (or manufacturing great water power on the adjuccnl hilla and a groat wealth of timber cloec at hand and icutlered over tbo whole nl the province. It was, therefore, only our lack ol initiative that manufacturing ii nol dovoloped, II w fuil In an nouueo thcio advunlugei and oppor- lunitici other places will reap- the bonolil of our bc»itancy. It is verj important, he continued, thul ourcil iei itudy theio conditions and buve loino one detailed to gather authentic information io thai inquiries can be satisfactorily and inlelligcnlly answer nl. Voncouvcr. wui making a move in litis direction and during the time of Ihe city's Celebrulion ol Iter 'Jfilh birthday pamphlets of thii nature will 1»3 circulated. Ho invited Norlh Van ,..ii',,i to inicrt 1...IIU- advertiaing mutter in J hii bnoklel which would oppriie the visitors ol tho delights and advantages ol the lurrnunding point" I'll.-!",' udvcrtiiing wa. whul I., u' be aimed al, 'ieiiirnll/iiig win not nearly io effect iu- und when u cum- p.igu ol advertiiing is ilnrtcd you wont lo be iu a pnejlioii to explain. Illustrating wus a great laclor in lea- luring Iho advnntugoi and posiibililiei ol. llie district. An invitation wus also given tho North 8hore to odver- lise in the British Columbia Muga/ine tnd the more illutlrnlioiii the belter, ht laid. Summarizing, he auid we have the lliuigi here Ihul olhor people want. We havo Iho conditions, the opportunilie. lor the development ol indiutrjc. and tho mil uml sconio ad- vtntigo. lor touri.t.. Alio ths ruw material. We have been'well uiod by nature and Iho lime ii "now'' when wo ihould reap the harvest Irom the soeds sown in the gloomy dayi, It ii up, lo ui and wo mutt ronicwber the (act tbat ovory ono who located here will find it to fail advantage ni well ll being an advonlagp lo the whole community. It in, thoroforo, an uu- lelfiili eli'incnl in the upbuilding ol our beritsgi. A hetrty volt ol thank, wot oc- cordod Dr. Row. on Iho motion 6' Aet|ng Mayor McBoe and Ale*, i'hilip prMtdonl of the North Vancouver Board 0/ Trtdt. -rrrr. —i—--* i-«* - LADIES SHOES AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES We are clearing put) all our Ladies' and Children's Footwear, ami in order to do so in the shortest possible time have made prices lower than the cost of manufacture, as follows : Ladies' Patent Blucher, gun metal tops, regular $4.50 lines, now ! $2.85 Ladies' Patent Oxfords, gun metal tops, regular $4.25, now $2.65 All lines of tan, ox-brood and chocolate, regular , up to $4.00, now $1.85 Dull finish Kid Oxfords, blucher cut, regular $3.75, now $2.45 113-115 Lonsdale Ave. North Vancouver LYNN VALLEY Why pay 1350.00 for rough uncleared Lots when we up sell you the viry host cleared Loti without a itone on them, level as t ttblt mid into grass. Been cultivated lor ton years, situated on Csntrt Bond, being the post Boid on tbo North Short tnd one block (rota the Cir Line, School, Church ind Stori; hivt city witar, slsclris light and telephone. Price 1360 to 8100 each. Terms $100 cash, bllanct 8, IS and 1$ months. Thee lot. will bring it lent in our estimation 100 Ptr cent, profit on ths amount Invested within six months. Buy quick, they are going fast. i MAY and BURNS P. 0. Box 172 North Vancouver mmmx North Vancouver City Ferries, Limited TIME TABLE STEAMEB ST. GEOBGfi STEAMEB NOBTH VANCOUVEB Leave Vsnctuvsi ttsvs Norlh Via. fssvt Hofta Vso. Lsivi Vssctsra •6.20 a.m. . •6.tf s.m. '6.30 a.m. '6.46 a.m. 7.30 " 7.60 " •7.20 " •8.00 " . 8.30 " 8.50 " •8.20 " •8.60 " 9.18 " 8.46 " 9.20 " 9.46 " 10.16 " 10.46 " 10.18 " 10.46 " 11.16 " 11.46 " 11.16 " 11.46 " 12.16 p.m. 13.46 p.m. 12.16 p.m. 12.46 p.m. 1.16 " 1.46 " 1.16 " 1.46 " 2.16 " 2.46 " 2.16 " 3.46 " 3.16 " 3.46 " 8.16 " 8.46 " t.16 " 6.00 " 4.40 " 6.20 ". 6.00 " |;; 4.40 " 5.20 " 6.t0 " ■ 6.40 » 6.00 " 6.20 " 8.46 " 6.20 " 6.46 " 7.26 " 7.46 " m ii 7.46 II 8.16 " 8.46 " m" 8.46 " 9.J8 '' 9.46 " 9.16 " 8.46 " 10.46 " 10.16 " 10.46 II 10.18 " 11.80 " 11.46 " 11.16 a 12.16 t.m. 12.46 s.m. 1.00 ».m. ' Dsnotas apt on Sunday. Thit Tim. Tablt tubjsct to obiagi without nolle i West Vancouver Motor Launch Service Launch "West Vancouver," Captain Findlsy Licensed lor 35 patsciigert Lciih ll(,]|;liuro Wbul 7.30 a.m. 9.00 a.m. 11.00 a.m. 13.15 p.m. 15.00 p.m 17.00 19.00 9.-30 a.u) 13.15 p.m 17.00 p.m Ivtry Btu rxctrt ttuosiy Mf% ...... tj>.m. ' p.m talurdsys My 30 p.m Bingls Firs K> B.00 a.m. ir.00 a.m. 13.00 a.m. 11.00 p.m. 16.00 p.m. 18.00 p.m 33.00 p.m. 10.00 a.m. 14.00 p.m. 17,45 p.m. aa-pop.ff.- Quickest route from Norlh Vancouver to the district beyond Capilano River. Launch "West Vasconver" makes <f9MU| lious, without fail, with the lerry ateamcrt Irom Nort|| Vancouver, as per above acte4iile. 11 1 ■ ■ ■"■'■ ■■ H-llt. SIX vm nmn; north Vancouver, b, a THE HOME FURNISHERS 128 Lonsdale Ave. ===== Special Cash Discounts January We lute jsaat reeeady added a new line ol Matidr.ua Mutlint and Scrima in Oneolil effects. Sum pretty curtain Muslins the latest out for Window Drapes & Curtains Bedding of AH Kinds TAPESTRY CARPET SQUARES You'll find it hard lo beat our prices, we carry a good assorted stock, in all tones and patterns. A Big Discount Off Dinner Sets This Month FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY SHOP EARLY Japanese Rug! Mid Squaw i They look well and wear we)l and make a good serviceable carpet (or office, library or den* UNOLEUMS Now it the time to choose the pattern (or kitchen, dining room or bedroom. We lay Linoleum Free, P0RT1ERS in Red, Brown, und Green Tones SECOND FLOOR BAG Louis Joseph Vance Copyright, IB08, by tht Bobbs-Merrlll Co. Wt Carry as Good a Selection of ftp Metal Bed- g steads ■fci-.tUsss Priest Rifkt (HHIIIIIIIIIIII Mi I-M 1111111' 1 W'H"H"I I'I H1 l"l 1111 i|"|..["l"l'.l..|.l.'l-H"l"l-I-l"l' * North Vancouver City Lots in Blocks 9, 9a, 15, 15a, 16 and 16a; District Lot 550; now on sale; also Acreage in District Lots 544, 545, 546 and 550; subdivided into blocks of from I to 22 acres. The Grand Boulevard Extendi Through Thii Property. For Plant, Price List ud Particulars, apply to The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Co. MM* 1VIAHON, McFARLsAND & PROCTER, UMITED, Comer Pender and Seymour Street!, OFFICIAL AGENTS. Vancouver, B. C Phone 6266 Tht liifornutlon proved so smutlng thlt Klrkwood, chuckling, forbore to resent the msniier or Its delivery tnd. sbsiidonlng until a mors fivonble time tbs chase oa tbt coy sovereign punt, ettneted from oni trousers pocket half i handful of lirge Ungllsh imall cbsqge, "Three shillings and sixpence." Ue counted tbe colnt Into the cshhy's grimy and blotted ptw tnd tdded quietly; "Tht exact distance It rather less than (our miles, my mtn-your fare, precisely 8 shillings. You may keep tbe extra 13 pence i (or being such i conscientious blackgusrd- or talk It over with tbe officer here I'letse yourself." Ht nodded to tbe bobby, who, favorably Impressed by Klrkwood, smiled st the cabby i cold, hard smile, whereupon tbt hitler, smirking In un- absslied triumph, spit on tbe ptve- ment it Klrkwood's feet, gathered up Ibe relnt tnd wheeled out Reitnrlng 3 shilling! snd t (tw fat copper pennlet to bit pocket, be entered tbe vest md echoing train shed In tbe ict bit ttttntlon wu nttracted snd immediately riveted by the spectacle of i burly luggage navvy In ■ blue Jumper In tbe ict of miking off with a large folding signboard, of which Ihe surftce wu lettered ex- intuitively wilb tbs tdvlct, In red against a white background, "limit Train I-esves on Trick 8." Excitedly Klrkwood touched tbe man's nrm witb t detaining bind. "Host trslnr lie gupetl, pointing nl Ibt board "l.i-ft ion mbHitet age, think you, rtr." "Well, but- Of coun. I cin get another train at Tilbury?" "l-'or yer boat} No, sir. thsnk yon, sir. Won't bt mother tryne till morn- In', tlr." "Ob-bl" Aimlessly Klrkwood drifted away till mind t blink. Boms time later be found himself on tbe steps outside tbe station, trying to stare out of ciiiintensuce I glaring electric mineral water tdvtrtlsenient on tbe farther tide of tbt Sutton road. Bt wu stranded. Districted, be searched pocket tfter pocket, locitlng bit witch, cigar can tnd cigarette cue, matchbox, pen- knl(e, ill the minutiae o( pocket bird- wire iffected by cltlllxed msn, with old letters, t cirdesse, s square envelope conttlnlng his steamer ticket, but no sovereign purse. Ills srusll cbinge pocket held less tbsn I sbllllngt-two tnd eight, to be eiset- ind t brass key, which be filled to recognise it oni of bli belonging!. And Ibat wis all. At some time during tbe night he had lost (or been cunningly bereft of?) tbst little purse of elm inula skin cntiinlnlng tbe three golden sovereigns which he had been but- binding to pay till tleimer expense! ind which, if only he hid them now, would stand between him snd starvt- tlou snd s night In tbs streets. If llrentwlrk were only In townl lint be wasn't snd wouldn't be within the week "No good walling here," hi concluded. Composing lila face, he re entered tbe elation. There were tils trunks, of course. He couldn't leave litem stand- big on the slslttin plstforin forever. He found the luggsge room ami In tcrviewed a mccliiiiilcilly courteous at ti-ri<I.i iir. who, as the result of profound dclllierailijti, advised him to try bis luck It tbe Inst luggige room icross tbe Mini.ni He accepted the advice. ll wss a foregone conclualon tint lilt tffecls hsd not heen conveyed to Ibe Till.ui. dock. They could nol bave been loaded Into ths luggsge vsn with out his personal aupervlilon. Still, any thing wu liable to btpptn wbsn hi. unlucky alar was Id tbs itcindtnt. He found (hem In tbt lost luggige room. r- A clerk Im-IjmmI him Identify the aril rles ind ultimately clucked witb s perfunctory note, Uliiieoce each, plesse." "1-sh-purdoD?" "Sixpence each, tbe died chtrgt, sir. for .nij twenty four hours or fraction (hereof, .lipeuce per ptrcel." "Ob, limn, j .ni so much," ssld Klrkwood sweetly. "I will csll tomorrow." "Very good. sir. Thank you, sir." "Five limes sixpence It two ind six," Klrkwood computed, m.klng bis wsy hastily out of the station lest t worse thing befall blm. "No, bless your heart noi while two tnd eight repre aentt lb. sum totsl ul my fortune." fie wsndcred out Into the night. Hs could not linger round Uu station till dawn, ind what profit to him If lie did* Eveo wen bt to ransom tils trunks one can scarcely clung, one', clothing In t public wilting room. Somewhere Id Hie distance t great clock chimed ■ tlugli ttrvltt freighted son with melancholy. It knelled (bt passing of lbs half hour after mid night, t witching hour when every public shuts up light tnd gentlemen la top bits uwl evening draw irt doomed to pace tbs pavi Ull day (barring tliey hive hemet or vltiult means of support;—till day, when pswushops open snd tucb personal ejt- feci, u wiivbet ind bimmtrtd silver clgirct.es may Iwhypothecilad. What Wt. be lo do J An tour iMMlMMfMMMfMMlMmfMMM'MlMhHMMIpM* Through this long hour Klrkwood walked without u pause. Another clock somewhere clanged resonuuily twice. Tbt world Wis very still. And so, wandering foot loose tu t wilderness of wsyt, turning aimlessly, now right, uow left, be (onnd himself In r-'rngnull street. Klrkwood Identlued It with i sttrl end s guilty tremor. Bt slopped stock still In in unreasoning state of Mini- panic, arrested by 1 silly Impulse to turn tnd By, it li tbs bobby whom bt descried approaching him with measured stride, pausing now md again to try t door or Sub bit bullseys down an irei, win to be expected to Identify tbt men responsible for tbit racket raised ere midnight In vacaul No. 8. At tbt corner bt swerved snd cross- id, st 111 possessed of bis devil of Inspiration. It would be unfair to bun to sty that bt did not struggle to resist It, (or he did, because It wu fair ly tnd tgreglously asinine; yet, struggling,,bis (eet trod the path to which It tempted blm. "Why," be expostulated feebly, "I might u well turn back and beat tbit bobby over tbe bead with my cane I" But it tbt moment his bind wss In bis cbsngs pocket, feeling over tbit stms brass door key which earlier be bad been unabje to iccount (or, md be wu Informing himself bow very essy It wonld have been (or tbe sovereign purse to havo dropped from bis wiilsteoiit pocket while he was sliding on bis eer down tbe dsrk staircase. To recover It metnt, at the least, shelter (or tbe nlgbt, followed by s decent, comfortsble end sustslulng morning meal. Fortified by both he could redeem bis luggsge, cbnnge to clothing more suitable for daylight traveling, pawn bis valuables and enter Into negotiation! with Ihe steamship compmy for permission to exebsnge bis pat- ssge, with s sum to boot, (or trans- portstion on another liner—a moit feasible project, t temptation lU but Irresistible! But then -(he risk. Supposing, (or tbe sake o( argument, tbt customsry night watchman to hove taken up t transient resldenct In No. 9, supposing the police to btve entered witb him and found tbe stunned msn oi i be rpcond floor, wonld the witcbmtn mil lie vigilant for another nocturnal marauder-would not tbe police now, mora Ibis ever, be keeping I wiry eye on tbat bouse of auspicious happen- Decidedly to re-enter It wonld be lo Incur s deadly risk. And yet undoubtedly, beyond question, bis sovereign purre wu walling (or blm somewhere on tbe second filgbt of stain, while his mesns of clandestine entry lay warm In his fingers—the bey to the dsrk entry, wblcb be bsd by (orce of babl, pocketed sfter locking tbe door on leaving the house with Dorothy. He ctmt to tbe Hog-in-tlie 1'ound Its wlndowt were dim with low turned gaslights. Down tin- covered alleyway Quadrant mews slept In a dusk, but fitfully relieved by a lamp or two round which the friendly mist clung close snd thick. There would be none to see. Skulking, throat swollen witb (eir. heart beating like a snare drum, Klrkwood took his chance. Buttoning his overcost collar up to bis chin snd cursing tbe (set (list his bst must stand out like a chimney pot on a detached bouse, he sped on tiptoe down Ibe cob bled wsy snd close henestb tin 'house wiilt o( Qusdrant mews; but, bsl( wiy In, be stopped, confounded by in unforeseen difficulty. Uow wss be to Identify (be narrow entry of No. ti. whose counterparts doubtless coiutuu nit sled with (be mews from every res Idonce on four sides o( tbs city block? lie almost lost bis head when be realised Ibst escape WU already cut "H by tbe wiy he bid'come. Some oue or, rather, tome two men were entering the alley. lie could heir the trumping md shuffle of clumsy feet snd voices ibst muttered Indistinctly One seemed to trip over something ami cursed Tbs olber Isugbed. Tbe voices grew more loud. They were coming his way. He drred no longer vacillate. lie dived Into the nearest blsck hole of a passageway slid In sheer deepen- lion flung himself, key In hind, tgalnsl tile door at Ibe end. Mark bow bis luck served blm who bad forsworn lull He found s keyhole snd Inserted the key. II turned. So did (he knob. lie door gsve Inward. He (ell In ■villi It. slsuiined It, shot tbe bolts md, l>Jilting, leaned againit 111 ptneis, In s I'll of everlasting night, bat stved for lb. time being, it all events. tbe kneel of tbe gods; bit very life, belike, wss poised, tottering on i pinnacle of chance. In tbe end, taking heart o( desperation, be - stooped and removed bit alioeti. a precaution which later appealed to hit sense of tbe ridiculous In view of tbe racket bt bsd raised lu entering, but wblcb at tbe moment seemed most natural and Id accordance with commun Mnse. Then, rising, he held bit breath, staring md listening. About blm the pitch darkness was punctuated witb fading points of fire, snd In his ears wu t. noise of strange whisperings. He went forwsrd gingerly, feeling his way like a blind mm on strings ground. Ure long be stumbled over l doorslll snd found tbat ths wall! of tbe passage bad fallen away. Be bsd entered a room, a black cavern ol Indeterminate dimensions. Thence, progressing over complslnlng floors through what muy bave been tbe servants' hall, s large room witb t libit In the middle aud a number of promiscuous chairs (witness bis tortured allium, be Oiislly blundered Into tbe iiusiimcni hallway. By now a little calmer, be felt assured that this wu really No. 8 Frognall street and a Utile happier about it all. tbougb not even momentarily forgetful of tbe potential police and night watchman. However, bt mounted the steps to tbe ground floor without adventure and found himself at last In tbe same dim snd ghostly ball which he bad entered some six hours before. Tbe mockery of dusk admitted by the fanlight wu Jusl strong enough to enable blm to Identify the general lay of tbe land ud arrangement of furniture. More confidently witb escb uncontested step be continued his quest Elation was stirring bis spirit; wben he gained the first floor snd moved toward the foot of the second flight, approaching the spot whereat be was to begin the search for the mining purse. The knowledge tbsl bt lacked means of obtaining Illumination deterred . him nothing. He bid torn. bope of finding matches in one of the adjacent roomi. but. fulling Hint/ was prepared to sscend the stolra on til fours, feeling every Inch of their ssr- fsce If it took hours. And thus It fell out that. St tbe Instant be was thinking it time to begin to crawl and hunt, his stockinged feet ■ ■ante into contact with something besvy, yielding, warm something tbat moved, moaned and caused bis bslr to bristle snd his llesb to creep. We will mske allowances (or blm. All along be bed gone on tbe issnmp- | lion that bis antagonist of tbe dsrk : stairway would bave recovered tnd ' made off with all expedition In tht ' course of ten or twenty minutes at most from the time of bis accident j To find him still there wu something ! entirely outside of Klrkwood's reckoning. He would is toon hive thought to encounter, say, Ctlendir-woaal hive preferred the latter, Indeed. "Poor devlll" murmured tbt yoang man. "Ho mutt be In i pretty bad way for sure!" Ht knelt, coiupaatioa gentling bis huirt, aad (Ml out hand It the Insentient (ace. A wans street moistened but flngert. Hit ptim was fanned by steady respiration. Immeasurably perplexed, tht i lasts can rose, slipped on bis shoes tad bat- toned them, think lug bard the wbllt. What wight bt to dot OMtaaty light suggested Itself-IneonUneot flight, anticipating the man's recovery. On tht other blind, indubitably tht I sustained tucb Injury tbit nets, wben it came to htm, would hardly be re enforced by much aggressive power. Moreover, it was to bt n> membered tint lbs ons was to thai I'HAITKB X. I.NDUOUS Klrkwood faxed unhappily the enigma o( fortuity, wonder lug If this by any posslbllliy were Tbe key bid otiad, the bolls had been drawn on tht Inside, and, while tbe key hsd bean am «( ordinary pat l.rn snd weald an doubt bive proved effectutl with tny one of t hundred common locks, the finger Of probability teemed tn IndlciU that bit lack bad brought bin back to No. 9. It) tplto of ill (hit, bs WU sensible of Utile confidence. Though thlt were truly No. a. bit fresdow SOU lay on .1. I '' IV ii ti »-i mi^hu wo* m»m* a"**™**/* ffrVl^ajStr* ■ ■ ..* e B9E Specials for Thit Week at Welcome Parlor Grocery Store Tsa, Braid's Gsylon 35c lb. i Codes, routed or ground to order , 98o lb. Obsess, Csnsds Cream 17|c lb. Corn, Beam md Cream per can 10c Tomstoei tad Pen, largt tlzt ' Caw , 12,c Gloss or Corn Starch, 1 lb. pck. ...5c Heiiiti Pork, snd Besns, per csn ...13}c Pineapple in Itrgt tin 18c Imported tnd locsl Jams, Jellies, psr jtr 16c B. ii 0. Boiled Oata, • tick Me Bpyil Studird Flour, 49-lb. Sack 11.76 Bggt (every sgg guinnteed) per dottn Sic Butter, Stir Creamery, H-lli. I Box W-M Kipli Syrup ia 6 lb. Tint 80c Lilly White Syrup, 10-lb. tin 66c B.iaioa, choice tstded, 8 pcti 36c Sugtr, B. 0. bsst, psr sick 11.00 Apples, cooking, per bos 11.30 Bnn.na. psr dos 96c pringu, sweet Niv.lt 10 for 10c Figs, S.I. New dried 1 lbs 96c Jloncy in comb 90c -Cre»m Sodi Biscuits per lb 10c Gold Leaf Lsrd 10-lb. pill 11.60 Freth tvsry dsy— - ' Milk, Cresm, Buttermilk, Brssd, Ciket, Pin. V.getibl.1 tl lettuce, ciuliflowir, cilibige, ctrrot, turnip it lowest alindard price.. ^TBICTIiY FBKSH EGOS 36c dor. Bug up Tel. 196 ind wi will quote pricet on Swilt't Hunt md Bacon ilc Coupon, given free oa every #2.60 ordir to get s chmct on residential lot ia Port ingsles. tm RXPRBSP, NORTH VANCOUVER, 8- C SRVEH Why Pay Excessive Prices when = TURNER Can Supply you with Furniture Crockery Heaters Stoves Carpets Linoleums Household Requititet at a Lower Pricsr than elte- wWe, nwrr peuvekv assured MY MOTTO. '-Ssurl Profiti ud Quick Returns" ■ TURNER'S 70 LONSPALE AVE. PIwb« 1*4 MM ■*«».Ms*p *fl9ffymWm) PH» WIAA/ujss. ... H, D. RUGGLES BsBBISTEB NOtABV PUBLIC IH «th Strut iut North Vincoarir pysiNRSS IBPaPPF Meairs. Albartsop and Jflnst ol this city are making estonsivo additions to their equipmsnt in propuration lor * vary large twin in their lips this mason, 'i'liuy huvo installed ons pi tbt luteal and best devices for the manufacture ol ice t'l'iiiini by machinery. Tbit iniifliiiiii has the official approval ol the Pure Food Commission pf the United States and is so constructed as to givo positive assurance of tho perfect purity qf tbo product. Tho cream is (roien by Ming brought in contact with a series ol silver plated discs in a tank specially constructed so ss to eliminate every possibility of the introduction of any impurities into the manufactured artio)o. Tbe machine it capable of (rolling eighty nullum of cream psr boar. This lirm his purcliiised tbe entire equipment ol the 11. 0. Ice Cream Company of Vancouver and will tramler it to Ibis oity. They will carry on a vory large businoss iu supplying ice cresm to tbs entire trade during tht sesson. tion was asked tl to whether or uot Its' beums ppuld bt appreciably noticed so far awiiy as New Westminster aud tlip reply qf tbo expor(s was that newspaper |»»d|ins8 could be easily read hy its light at tbt distance. In conjunction with tbs wfrclsss station which it is proposed to place at the summit this light would be' pf grant assistance in locating the vessels expected in port. The power will bs generated |rom a special plant operating near at hand through the medium of a specially resisting carbon. , It is expected that the railway will be completed about a year from June and tbo giant light will be sot in place as soon titer that M possible. W. C. T. U. GIANT SEABOHIJGHT FOB GBOU8E .MOUNTAIN Through the medium ul a giant searchlight throwing a 5,000,000 candle power ray, exceeding by nearly 3,000,000 candle power tho lamp operated on tho summit ol Mount Lowe in California, the North Shore will be placed in tbo unique poaition ol possessing means by which a blrdsoye viow nl tho surrounding country can be bad (or a diitanco of TsAeiles in any direction^ "11tris is tjPpropoaal ol the Groueo Mountain Scenic and Incline Builway promoters who eipcct to hsve their iconic railway lo the summit ol Grouio Mountain comploto by October, 1919. Whun Iho line it in operation it ia propotcd to initnl thii powerlul lamp. Its rays can be thrown upon tho city of Vancouver five iiiilfii below and out upon Iho water whoro incoming ships can be distinctly outlined by its aid. Ths qucs- Tlie parlor meeting of tho above society, which was held at ths residence ul Mrs. Jus. liny, 6th street, yesterday alternoon was well attended and the inspiring address oi Mrs. Bryan, district president, was listened to with rapt attention. Mrs. Bryan is s woman qf witlo experience and an able speaker, having been a county pre-' sidont in eastern Canada [or a number ol years and also a charter number of the W.C.T.U. in tbat part of tbe Dominion. Her insight into tho workings ol the society is practical und clear. North Vancouver members are anticipating bor next visit iu April lor the election of officers. It was decided thut Mrs. Livingstone bo in Norlh Vancouver lor a low days visiting in tbe homos in the interests ol tho provincial W.C.T.U. SAD NEWS Mrs. J. C. Young ol 1st street has recoived tho vory sad nows ol tic dcuth ol her mother in Scotland. Mrs. Young, who has just recently In --I, mm i inl. loft hor home in tlie old country lor Cunada only nine months ago, und in consoquonco is very much effected. WARBURNITZ PIANO HOUSE LIMITED NEARLY NEW Regular $60 Edison Phonograph $45.00 443 LONSDALE AVE. Phone 114 Rolled Oats Whole Wheal Flour Rice Flour Oatmeal Buckwheat Flour Pearl Barley Cracked Wheat Graham Flour .' Split Peas Rolled Wheal Ryu Flour Canadian Wheat Flakes Aak your Grocer for ft, £, [,, Brand. «*a Standard of Quality Wholesale from The Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. LONSDALE AVENUE. At Ferry Landing. . . '. , U...I.. JJ ' " =3 w E have MONEY to invest for 'English clients in dose in pro- . perties in North Vancouver, ^ We shall certainly do business with anyone whose offers are reasonable. The Merchants Trust & Trading Co. LIMITED CORNER PENDER AND BURRARD STS. PAID UP CAPITAL SI00.000.00 R. THOMPSON T1NN, Muqis. Dlmtw " iWAJiCH OFIMCEi 34 01. Bit,.! St., Uaton, EatliiJ. —r— PALACE HOTEL Rates ; fa.oo per and up. Special rates to families and to regular boarders finest Roof Harden on Pacific Coa.t REDA 4 ANDRUSS MOMI1TOM StxoND S/raw. .... WORTH VANCOUVER, ti. C. JOB PRINTING Newest Type Faces Best Quality Papers Highest Grade Inks Competent Workmen (A combination not beaten in British Columbia) Insures good results and perfect satisfaction North Shore Press. Ltd. 119 First Street East - Phone 80 ssj^asssSBS^sjaasssjaaaj^BSSBSsj^^ HHH LBJUU ■filiiiiiiMWWisiiai "««wa.-jii,«iii«-nv!i«aiOMip I >fi ESa NORTH VANCOUVER,- B, C, titer W3 BOTTIJ LICENSE Dtnr Express i briefly tn Mr. Martinson's in the "Express" ol February Which by thu way deals with Ho licenses, I notice Mr. Martinson i not bring forward any. argument a«iiinsl the principle of ■'lll..iin. i I Partnerships" or the Norwegian Sum- lag system, but merely gives a couple nf instances taken Irom remote Ivitg- lislt villages nl dishonesty ami slackness on the part ol one or two pnirl managers, something which might happen in any business. Surely this is pretty weak ground on which to oondemn n system which has met generally with such mnrkotl success, not only in Norway but also in England. There aru'honest, trust - worthy managers to be, obtained in (.lunula and we will undertake lo provide them. I.itjutir is consumed aiirl will be coiisiiiiiml in North Vancouver ua elsewhere lor aomo lime to Come, antl that lining tlie case Why should people hero desiring a legitimate supply ol liquor bu obi" i .1 to go tit Vancouver for it. or else lie tempted to oil- tain it illicitly ? ! , Yours truly, I'. IttK'lll'HHKN. , Ii. Q. flA&ETT.I* • . Official notices appearing in thu currant issue of llie British Columbia (ln- ■ i-l ie are as follows ' Appointments Charles V. Malliirily ni t-'rcscoitl Vol toy, Kiiulen.-uy, |n fie t .lustjcs o| the Peace, N. A. Webb,'ol Clillliwack, It, I.e. a member ill the Board nl l.lo | Commissiiiiiors lor the city nl ' liitli wank, in- lliu.pliiCo ol A.'I., t' , l* signed. To be Notaries Public i John Curler nl Ken habile, DOT ,i\ ol Viitit-iiuvor. • •■' t Neil llnvclnck Mc(Jtiar,M', o| Ihe o t: ol Now Witsliniitst.tr; Jbjs'epfl ' I I ol Elko, .1.1'. j Win. Wcnnittn pi Hoi; 'den antl iliirry Graham oi I i ■ - I Frnnli William Green ol tbt Coy "I U'riinlironl., M.D., CM., to lie mudi I i lieallli niiicer for ll,e ilistritsl ill (fori ! brook. to be Ciiiiiiiiissi.nl. r- in, i davits in tlie Supreme ffour.i ■ Victoria City I |et ti I I llisiriel ■MHMW1W.K.. ^— IIMIWII III ■■ I Superb Cutlery and Table Furnishings Our slock of cutlery presents a broad field foi tlie selection ul high-class durable goods. In our cutlery, only the best sin I i ii*..-l, which is a great factor ifl assuring tin- pure!...; . complete satisfaction; Our spoons ami other lalile ar-ti ssnin s - ( li.tt. sort are exceptionally well ptuportioii.'ii and neatly nude. . As we manufacture practically all tin we sell in litis line, we can cuiiscitiilioii . recommend them io all buyers.. , See our chests of solid silverwan, numls which are positively the finest in (be land. Henry Birks & Sons, I id (ieo. I'i. Trorey, Managing Director Jewelers and Silversmith* Hastings cV Gtanvillt Sb ll. id Pulersoii, I., V, OonytM, A'.x I'edetl, lien. Hrown, II, Si Rl«S, W, 1'. Iiti)lis, Walter S, I'l'itser, Alex. Mo liven, II. A; ilium, Dr. A. \. Hum- I,,,-, |S, i'. 11.t.lii, Win. Ilenii Uu- ill lllillillCr, I'.'itri.-k Win. Ih-Mpsler, ilngli ['attim-DW, 0, N, Tiilnniiii, It. i I . -■ sun, Wm. 'fia'pls. ifrtiTMM I'i' fflkwil,'il. I, ( I.ni,,-. lit ... II. I'ui.l), I'M.t.ml riu-i.-topliir, l.eit Cousin.-i II. I.. C-,\. II. Iliioitit.li. I. T. M.'lliuml, Julm Yiettir Mestiill, ilossrill -i, in s f..i)t.i,i. l-..ni'sl Bsiitpsttr, llllwtnl "ridfr uli 'o-ii.,, and I ml rid. tfaiirlss sh.' i-,,ii,k fill in,,.,., i, \. Morris .inti III .li, '-. ll.lllll'lll till III \l:i,.'.,.i.,r.' nn 11: i i.it i ii irlii Hi Otsintlt lllfiksnu nu'i i 'im■ i It.illtl'Ultill til .i I 'ii - ■ i ..in., i i.i, .ai Hit n-i fJso' i'. BcVuli, ill I'-.- li III , Willi i-i,.i. i 1 in mil Istt ll ll --I tnti .I,'.. I'i- in-1 Wm. II. Hc'irt'i, l;i», 1 ' ... Jvillll 'I. I I.i Uf, lien, l.-r-es ,. li. I i- I. . li ■ II ii i ' ... ,; .-...,. i Dim , i Phillip J I. (V. Inylor, ol Ml. I rlr- i . . ■ i ii in in I'lli.d.iK , I . P I 114, ,,[ SI'll* .. . ... j r i, t tiiiiuiiiliii's, 61 I'ht- >■ fidi i .1 I,,.,,,-.-I in.ut.tl- filter Id,mil.; '-l.-li.ii ..i,l, 11, I. t I- eyt ,'f, (),' |)u,.n, Hi W, 'funs and V. II. l.loyil,, all ol Rpssland.,, ■ I)i-li.ii i:!.i,,i.,l Dials .1 W. li. Dunn, ll. IIc!,I,iii, and 1). S. liaMnii, 1,11 nf ( ',i t-diiii. . II. I. Lawrence, ol , ii I'tiuij ij. II W'tiles, .i I'ijr'l .' i. . '„, Itiliiu -.1 Hurl I'i.) i i l-,,i,i. nl I- .le-ii:: i.in I'i.tine . -Irs. I. Hrown, ,,! i.'n eliri 11., and -Ins I,. [uf| , ;, of iitttli W...iiiiiii.inr.„ Allallli I' - l.tl Ib.ll.i0l I'.u- I'll I Iter, ol C, nil I'I,.,". i-.,'l lus.ii.'t- Itilin P. t . - , ,il 'I I. 11.,- o f' II! lie slllntll, ;.li;.iini.. , i , [nut 's Ilml-js ind ii,i,a... . i given in 1,-tnil. I'ejlll i. I. thi .i.p.nl- ini it uf Wnil : , ll 01 ■ li .n ol ,i ii|d i . .1 llltel I llillt nn I nl ., t..| -,,.,!,,I ,l,sl.S. ., ,, • i, li.ire I .ud. , | ,,!,,! II, i , n- lit nil i . ;\.. < i ,,; ih.it pine. '...||. , . , ,,, ,, . ! It ,1 ' , .,..i., ,..n,i.,i.- en. ll ll ... II. I ,, I. II. I- " lain,.lit keeper uf luiieuUvM and t'.l I iInn llyeis unit Saniiiel Anion, lukeri ,it- \ niiciiiivur. I'l-eili'iiekiiin Couipuny have been i> g stereil us nil extra-proviiiciol • nm- - ■ .; 1,1 11, ... • I | ' •" I , 1... „,i: - i l.ir it I" ..I ,«- l.lel. >■ : .. ■ ;, i .li : BIBS Hie pur. ' iiii.i-ni, . , ,t . , ih srsWIW^atui- .;■-, . t THE LONSDALE PHAI *J| When you deal at die Lonsdale "Pharu'.ai . you get exactly what you ask lor at the rwht pria t| Sjiecial attention paid to prescriptions and Idnitly recipes. - - - Tl We carry a complete line of Stationery at Sundries. ' ip -. i Telephone L 29 A. J. TYSON, P.oP. Cor, Lonsdale ct 8lli (usk-ftjiiasi \ Parkdale Finest Alberta Butter 3 lbs: . Ih, May Flov/er, Spring Brook or Ayrshiie Rose $1 f)0 5 lbs. ol good Tea * - - 1.60 5 lbs. ol better Tea • - f » • 175 5 lbs. ol the best Tea - ' ■ • - - 2.00 4mW , • CLAVERIK cV ARCANP . » Corner First Street and St. George ...... . ' I I I , . -i li -1, ■ ■ 'J III . I , . , tl... in ... 1 . t,„i,|„i, -•', .- i II, .|.,t,..i It ' ■ . '"lilt Mm'- ■ ■ ... till I ' .. • I ■ ■ IO i)li II : . I .. ,.r . ' . t i ■ I m „.|'-| - - il, I I, , .1 gam Ifl—M. FRUIT PRODUCF. CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS, Etc. - WHOLESALE ONLY PETERS & DOYLE 120 Second, Street Eaat. Telephone 206 Cofvenience to North Vancouver Merchants Buy is VewOVsTssra, Your O sri Ssjidtstl I" Ml , -,;i in /, . i.Mii', I'UOVINi (JJil VA - ! (July lt.1, lill'lj tpA; i ■ ,,. .'.-P. (litlii, that HI i i it.- in,-: i t 'V |l ... S'| it, to !•' I IMIIliD," is aillinli/,.! in '! lint --I In - . ,iii,-.. h.. . .id I'.rit- ■ ii C.jhuiiliiiii ulid Mi . I |.,t nil , , I tin • i ii'ir-1. i. ■ •■,. I,, till lii-i'l idlee ,f the I |ini y in - : i- di I - ll.- ami,tint nl ll i- , nihil of the I'.imiinnv' is Filly Unmmd Dollars, diviiiid into Ons ibouinnd .harm. fllVRN unrtir mjt haml and Seal nl Office nl VitlnrU, (I, S.) I'lnvinc* of |lritl.h ''.dunj- liin, (Id. ninth day .,( I nry, Ili.nn.iiiii nine hundred end , It d wiiiTi'sim-,, Kstriilrnr sf .Joiol Hlortt Cnmpiniei lite ifalMl for whirl. Ibii Comg^ lui.i been established and licensor) »re! (I) To export to the Dominion, pi i ,ii.,-1,1,1 iIm manufactured pruiiuutu of lll'ecliiy ini.i ntlier hi.,.- latneinl silb- .ilttiae.i, mid iu partioitlar Inrnacu lin- in|(, ifiia rutortB, pn|ie oven blneks, liriolts, tiles, pipes, lintlis, siiuilury up- plan -. vitiililuling iipjilinuees, uut| ntlni'r like artiolos, > (II) To Hurry nn liuainess ivithiu Ilia .nil In,minion us iniuenil builders illlil ....ii.i.-iniii, ilecuriilors, nuil nianulac- l ut ers nf or (loalurs, in all and biiild- iiii' luipiisilcs mill in all such protlucts ,ii,,: artiolos us ore.mentioned in pirn- ljrn|.li I. |il) To curry nu any oilier business- .... ,.I.iili.i iuiiuiiiiicliiriii(! or nthttr- .i .. ■ i.ei. may seem to thu Company capable nf lielii|t oouveniently curried ut, in iiiiiuuetinii with any of the Illl.lV 0' ipt-titieil ullieilH, ill' etlli'lllilt- id dueellj or intlireclly, in' eiilinncc il.e . .11..- of in- rentier priiliinlile, any i ii,, i i.iuptiuy's property pr rights. (1) 'In apply for, piireluise, nr .ill.- . i . , .... uny I'tiileiils, bruvols il'iltVeiifliin, lietiiMi.i, e.ini'i.-:.lulls and I lln hi,,- i,iiifc.rriii|j, an eki'linive oi i live nr limited until to use li niet nr other itilormaliiiii ua i.i ..n n...i.li.uiiwliieh may auemeap. .'. I lisllig usad lor any of tlm pin- [:..... ql ihe ( wliip.niy or the aeiplisr lion ul -..irirli may seem caleiilalcd tli reiijly or indirectly to benefit this Company, sod tn. use, exercise, (level- ,,l lieeiit-i.s iu res(t,t:l nf, (11 otherwise linn lu' iiecounl the propel' it tp In ,,ii,l jiifniiniiiinii sn nc<|uireii (B) In pm,In,mi nr otherwise at,- iptira anil nniluituku uil nr any pun of the liusiitess property int.I liabilities nl any 'liersnn or Company , ..nvtii. on niiv btisineis which litis Cninpuny is .milimited In curry on or [wisest,- etl of property suitable lor tin poses nf llie CnmpilllV. (ti) To enter Into any arrangement ..uli at,;, linveiuinciits or nulliorilies, i mi nn-. iiniiiiciiiiil, local or-otherwise mil to obtain Irom uny such i ,,.,-n,- in nl or ti ti I it. .111 v all ,i hi , .eniiuii.. lions mil pin thi.':.- s lini may seem :m,iIn,i\e In the I'niiipiiity's iibjeeti or nay ol lliem. (i| in enter into liarlneisliip,. Ol tut.i ant ,nt iimetuiut lor iharill|| pin- Ills, usiti.it ul interests, ci-..perulion, joint ittltei,tnie, reciprocal ciiiceiilnn, or oilier wise with any person or Cum- puny iniiiyiiiu nn nr engiKed in or idiuiil In entry on or ciiunue in any llutiiiieii or ti'iinsiiclioii which tills ,,inp.it, is inithnriied to curry on or m uny liusiiicss nr ttuns ilium -..p..id.i of 110.1/11/ r.uiilii, led so us ihri'lli nr iiiiiiiictl) In lieuctit litis 1 , niliaii) wul In lake, nr ntiu-rwiie in ,,., sliurs.'Or slock in, nr sucuri- i ...al In subsidise or otlicrwiae ii..sl8l ni;; mu Ii Cunpen;, and In sell, i. I.I, leb.-t.c with nr without Kiuiran- t ntlieiwisii deal with such shares i , nl securities. < . ...... i..Ik in purehaii.., lake or I. . in excliqi.itfi' hire, nr olherwiie ne pun nay real nr persiuiai property, and any tights nr privileges which the Company may think necessary or convenient with reference to any ol lbs objectl nl capable nl i■■ in. profitably dull Willi iu connect inn with any til tin- Ciiiiipuiiy'i properly ut m hi- for 11... Iinisi being, mill in ptiiiiriihir any 'a I, buildings, cut-, meals, licenses, ■ i.ionli, plants, machinery, ships, Inirgoi, lolliiig-slock, mid slock-in- ' f.i| 'In sell the underluking nl ilia , nl 111,, pull tllilenl fur iucIi idel Hun in llie I oiiipuny may' lliii.lt lil, und iu piirli.'tdiii loriliures ,tl ii.lienlures, dclietiluie Stuck ur otb- i -,."ii,iits nf nil) ntln.-r t'oinpauy nlijii-ti iiliugetlier ,.r lu pert n,.il.,i In thnrc ul litis Company. (Ul) In promote any C.iiiiiiniiy or 1,11 l,,e p.lip.,.-1 ,ii i«|uir- litl i i tt'ty nf lite p|,,|„ity rights . i i,,iii, ,ii, < nl tin- ' , in, y or lot ,.u) nil..i put pose which may »eem i.t,iilt t,i in,In,illy c.iliiiliitcil lo I- i oiiipuny. till 'In i,i i»l mid dial with tin , t tl,. t iinipnn) mil iiiiinedi i in stit'l, linn,iter in may It i tii a i, time be determined. . I t< y to such |ici.iiiii . li Icrini ait inuy scitn ex|n- iln-i t .n,l in pet Initial- lu nislninera n-..mi. having d.tilings with 1 lupin uml in L'ive any guar- nn i,t it, I, innity as may iwm ex- iHilluit. ll.'ii In mis.' nr borrow, or aecurs nt ,if money iii iucIi man- mi and nil such ti-iin. mi may vxtii > nnil in puili'uiiir by the is- . lures ni dib.utuis stock »,,tit perpetual ... nlhtrwiii. .ml I nr tint oiiirgtd upnn th. show or mi- part •( llie prn|iertyjnd il.'ltls nf I In, ('ninpiiiiy I,,,11, priHitt ,l„'mill,.. |t| ili.l.illnl cap- lift, i ml In I,,it,in, pit,-I,I,.,-, .,r pay -ai tin) 1.11,ii ut ill il ii». ill) In draw, itt''e|il, iititnrie, dis- .',,t. iv,, ul.. mul imi,., bills nl .«• ., pmininniy in»li-i./fuliinlurss, l,i ■ of lading, wiirriols maI nlliir .' "illiil'l- , l Iriiliili'lalil,- ini.11uminl. il-'t I-, rfltnjmsrtU any pnrlie. for -I or to lie irnder.fl in pbitlng nr iiwisltiiii In plaeo any tht ' mapaliy'. nipiltil or roturot, .li'li.iiluu- si.s'k, or rilles nf lite ''omp.niy nr In ,,t ii.'.iii thi formation or pmnmiins nl ill. Company nr llie r,,,, |.|. | ulili biulntss, , I I'll To do nil nr any ol tht tlwvi tliingi iu liny imrt of tho wurld ind piiiifip.li, ageiili, IiuiImi, . 11,i,i.,u or i.ihetwlio, and rilber nhine or in ..iiijuiiciion wilh ntl.cn, nd nil, i by at llilnilgll agents, mil- i. niin'lni-, Irnj.l..-» or olherwiie. 117) in mil, improve, DjaOats, He- , ichstgt, . iifiaiii-liiie, IniM, diiistse ol, turn iniicc.lnt, llnl ileal wilh nil nr any ■ art nf thi property or riglilr of (ho Com- ptiny, 11| In tin nil inch miter things ni We incidental nr ,,,nduii .■ ,,| the nl- Itiiniiii'iil nf the above i.bj.eli audio Dial the word "I'nmpniiy" in ihii (iniiw shall Im denied lo iiicbnl. any [iirliieribip or ntlnr body ..I |wii>in. wlii'lluu inaorporafsd or not in, irimr nlt«l, and wlnlhir ttoalcilud in\lin UiiilsAKinadoai or <•)».«li.■.. M t »„ Ibil life ,,l,j,„ii i|s«ifitid i„ itch ol ths —Aril Iwo piirisirnpln nf Ihii Clause »hnll lias tiiun- prwsitd in iiicji p.i.^rs|ili hsJar-tlQ' win. broiled oi in ,,t lafartaoj Unm lln- le/ma of any ..titer psr.gi.ph or In. nun ol tht 'JG*»ps»y. * The Bank of BritishNorth America Capital Piid Up M,966,f 56. Rmlve Fund *2.530,656 li ii ' " —■""mm*—**l~ 2 Office* in No th Vancouver—2 CORNER LONSDALE AVENUE AND ESPLANADE UPPER LONSDALE AVENUE (near.Fourteenth Street) " ' ' r " ■ '— . *. Saving I )f|i,i:,iti. ni Jii.no iiml ttjiwartls received. Intci'tist alluwcil at current ralus. Banker's Money Orders issued, Until tillitus Iransaiil a tjuncral hanking business and are open on Saturday night. F. T. SALSBURY, Manager. m i L The Monarch Malleable Range At Vancouver Prices. Sole Agents (or North Vancouver. LATIMER & ELLIOTT HARDWARE, ESPLANADE, neit to P. O. M CURRY CO. DRY GOODS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS Currier Lonsdale and Second. Phone 255 SPECIAL NOTICE i We are overstocked in Cathmerettes, Wrapperettes, etc., in a variety ol designs, regular values up to 15c -Ol'- Our price O2C Special line pi 36-in. White Cotton, sold every- 1 A whereat 15c. Our price 1UC N.B.—We are direct importers of Staple Goodi from the English Manufacturer!. See our valuei before buying elsewhere. SPECIAL NOTICE s THOR will be on exhibition daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the B. C. Electric Railway Co/i office, 50 Lonsdale Avenue The Gurney-Oxford Steel Top Rang* meant a marked laving Id fuel tnd belter baking results. Tbe "CHANCELLOR" set only does its workBETTEt but AT LESS COST than oilier Ranges.. We can demonstrate to you Hit wln.1. Superior Chan- csllor principal of economy and efficiency in tea minutst. Is it not worth tint much of your lima right now i The J. D. Frailer Hardware Co, lliona }fj, 133 Losavialt Arststtt ■■ -J •>a 4 •} i, tub tmm, mim Vancouver, b, p, mm ^ '* <\ ifAKE NOTICE thit ths Counoil ol the Corporation ' of the Oily pi Nottjb Vancouver intends to construct the lollowhjj works o| Luo»l Improvement under sub-section ($) Utmtion 356 pi the Munjelpsl Clauses Am, and; intends to assess ths final' oost thereof upon tho real .property fronting or gbutting thereon, ind |o Im baiofjttad thereby, »nd that s statomont shoving ths lends liable to pay tbo sai4 assessment end the names ol ihe owe^ri thereof, so far us can ht usoretiiiisd (inni'the list revised Assessment Ho" is now on file in tho mlim ol the Clerk o| tho Municipality and is open for inspection during. ofliee hours. ■ J initiTiStii ; I' STBEET WQBB; , Eaphinado and Cresoent street' Irum ' j | ft. George's to Ht. Jjavid't Avs....ipnjt»ry sower Fir|)f street from St. Patrick's to St. fi , Psvid'i Avenue .,„..,., „,'.,.... .....ssnjtary sower Seeand street from 800 feet oast of fit. 11,1,! Andrew's to St. David's Avetuui...8anitary sewer ',. 14,800 <06 Thjk street Irom St. Andrew's lo St, ijsvid's Avenue sanitary sewer 18,784 1,000 No|jh Vencouver, B. C, THOMAS SIIEl'BEBI), l^rch 7th, 1911. * City Clerk. 17-3 | Estimated City's Cost Share ,r,.»83,450 $1,110 ,.'.„.,.,.„ 10,827 J TAKE NOTICE t hat the Council of the Corporation ol the City of North Vincouvsr intendi to comlruot the lolloping works dl Local Improvement under sub-auction (32) Section 26fi of the Municipal Clauses Act, and iptuuds to assess tbo final cost thereol upon tho real property fronting or abutting thereon, and to be beuofitted thereby, and that a atatoment allowing tho lindi liable to pay the said nsseaameiil and Ihs names ol tho iiwusri thereol, io fir ss tan b«Hascertained Irom the last revised Aieuiauicnt Boil ia now on fib) In tho office of tht ('let k ol tbt Huiiicipuiiiy and is open (or inspection during office hours; Estimated City's STBEEf WOBK Cos). , Sbaro Malum Avenue from Burrard Inlet to 3rd itreot .',.'.' hIoiih drninngo aewor $6,420 Cheaterfield Ave. from Burrard Inlet to 3rd atre*t ,..,, ,,, itoim drainago sower 6,300 St. Qeorge's Ati. Irom Burrtrd Inlet • to 3rd itrstt... storm drainage sower 6,480 St. Andrew's Ave. Irom Burrard Inlet to 3rd street storm drainage sower 8,410 St. I'alrjek's Avi. Irom Burrard lulu lo-'Sro] ttrejt .„..,,., ,..., etorm drainage tower 8,530 • North Vsncouvsr, B.O., THOMAS SHEPHEHD, March 3rd, 1911. City Clsrk $3,160 3,790 2,01)0 2,5711 2,830 144 ■\ ' I. '.'i ; FP Warburnitz Piano House, Limited AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC 443 Lonidale Avenue Phone 114 I Pianoforte Lctsona Mrs.' W. S. Burmeslcr, A.B.A.M. ' Singing und Voire Production...Miu Liana Untitle, pupil ol Signor Ed- '. ourdo Gulli ol Milan, diplomaa, Itoyal Academy and lioyal Col' •' lege ol Muaia, London, England. Singing lesion, may lie had ' singly, in terms of ten lesions or in a class. ; Ti'iiiu and porlioulan on application. The Place Where Everybody Goei Gem Theatre 'FIRST ST. WEST, NORTH VANCOUVEH !y? Good Pictures Good Singing m\\\ ::: Good Music ::: ::: i . . Programme changed Monday, Wednetdsy and Friday. Adults 10c c"*M1>'%'Z;.iurtlH ChUdren 5c BANK,OF HAMILTON 1 Ons Dollar dcpo.iltd in the Bank ol > If.roiltoa might limn th. fir»t itsp toward th* ferssntlaliOD el t lorlsnt. Th* man who scorns tbo ssgacloui invsatmsnl .of bit teviagt ha a ytt to Item tht true printiplsa of frugality tnd thrill. V Dspoalt ons dollar to day begin to provids S|sin.t old age snd fiainosl r.VMSst. (fWiEf 1 C. G. HEAVEN, Agar*, North Vancouver. HttdOlcs: HAWWOI City Cornell (Continued from pig* 1) 80ABB OP'WOBKSJJOMMJTTEE- The .pororaittee weds thorough' inquiry into the subject matter ol the |it|tilioti roccived Irom property own- ll'i on Uth street between St. Geo- rgo's and Bidgpwsy Avenues oonoern- jpg lailuros to complete the work ol loctil improvsmsnt on that Stroot in accordance with the petition, contract and spooifiostions. Tho oomiiiii too found that the banks mi tbs north and south side ol ths itreot had not been grided to one slope it called fur by the contract and decided to recommend that tbe City Engineer btvt tbit work completed at some convenient time during tho aum- nuir luontha. Tbt committee also lound tbst tbi ipecificatiou wiled lor ill stones to be collected end dumped whore directed by tbs engineer. Thin bsd been only partially done end tbo committee decided to recommend that the balance ol tbe work of collecting tnd removing atones be curried out by tbe Bosrd ol Works at some convenient time during ths ystr. Witb regard to petitioner! complaint that graveling ol roadway wai never completed the committee bog to point put tbit the specifications duly passed it court ol revision only stipulatos that sufficient gravel or gravely earth ttkon out during the work wai to bo used on the aurlacing pf tho newly- gradod roadway, and from investlga- tion mado the committee loarncd Ihol tbo apocificationa wu. adhered to in fhi. respect as vory little gravel was Ipund in tbo road. The I'oniiiiitli'.t further found thut in ■ potition uddreaaed lo the council the property owneri requested tho council to omit tho grading ol the Boulevard on tho loutb lide. Tho commitlco re- commond, however, that tho Council clear up tho Boulevard and remove the rocks. With rogsrd to the cost ol the work at street intersections being charged lo property owners the committee report that such wai icttlod in tho court ol revision and lator by tbo asscaa- nii'iit byliw. Tho committee alio considered that Im hut nnil pri'si-nl esponditure. incurred by tbe city in ondeavoring lo complete tho coutract are luffioicnt to cover the city's share of the cost olthis improvement at the street Inter- aoctions. lie request oi Horbort ('rablrcc lo have several tn|l dead truTfsstniiding on lot 1, block 2, I). I, 51VEt down. Committee recommend that rhis work bo attended to. Be requssl Irom F. G. Engliah lor aidewalk to Iota II and 13, block 92, U. L. 550. Committee rccoinmoiid that thii work be done Bt request from Herbert Day lo littve 18th itreot repaired between -lone, snd Melton Avenues and removal of large atumpi on Ihe roadway, alio water and lidowalki. Committee rc- oommind that wagon road lie opened up to bil property, lot 25, block 21, and that comtruction of lidcwalka mcaiitimo be deferred. Be loiter from Mr. Elba the committee recommend that aidcwslk be con- atriictod lo hia proporty. He ii.pn -I of Ed. Ih 11 ti for sidewalk on south lide ol 6th ilroel Irom (Juoonibury Ave. lo lot 6, block 16, II L. 273. The committee recommend that the rcju.-sl be granted, having reftn.I lo Iho fact that Iherc arc lix hou.es in Iho vicinity of 6th and Sutherland. Be roijueil Irom Harold Snow, Henry C. Wright and Albert Deeming wiahing repaira lo 15lh street east ol the Boulevird. Committee recom- mendad that work bo attended to. He rotiuc.1 from 0, A. Lett k Son to bave ttumpt in lone at rear ol APPLICATION FOB BOTTLE LICENSE NOTICE it hereby givm tbit thirty dsyi tllsr ths d.te hereof we Ibe undesigned intend to apply as eop.rl- ntri to tht Boird of Ucenie Commit- aionora for tht dty of North Viscoif- vtr for i nt.il bottle lictnao (or pre- misss lituit. on i frsetlontl ptrt nl lot thirteen (1$) lil.nl on. hundred ind filty-Nvin (167) D. hHKI-374, ia tha dty ol North Vancouver on tht prindpl. ol Uu Norwtgiin ayatem of no profit to the tellers). (Signed) H. E. MACNAQHTF.N. (Slgatd) P. BOCHUSSEN. Dited st Norlh Vancouver, JLC, Ptbrusry 7*, 1911. ^_^^ APPLICATION FOB MQUOB II CENSE NOTICE is hireby givsn that st tht next aitting ol tht Boerd ol fioraiing Cemaduionsrs (or the City o( North Vsncouvsr, I intend to apply lor t holsl Bcsom Ipr pretoiMS ailuttt of lot* HI, S3, 9| Md 34, block 140, 0. L. $74, Sscoad itrstt wilt, inOniiid dty ol North Vaacosvsr. ' 4NTON10 OAM-U. D.ttal it Norlh Vinvoovir, Ptbruiry mm. M lots Ken4«iblw*iafi( P. I.. 874 between First and Esp'snudo removed, commond that work bo attended lo. Be leipieiit Irom school board (or sidowulk on Bidgo*'uy Avpmie liom norlh side of Uth struct to south side ol 10th 'street. Committee roonni- mond that walk bo Iuid on the wuttt sitio of Hidgowuy. Bo iTi|ut:,.it ol Pierce k Hall lor aide- walk on tbo north side of 6th stroot between Cho.torltold und Million A vet. Committee bog to report that there is illicitly a sidewalk on tho south side of tho itreot and that Messrs. Pierce k Hall be informed ihat tho council must first meet petitioners Irom atreota where there are now aidowulki, but that their application will come up a- gain for donildeiatlmi latnr- Bo retpiest ol Iru E. Poors to huvo alloy liolwcen 3rd uud 4th streets, block 134, opened up. Commiileo re- ctiniiiiciiil thut Mr. Peers bo inlormod Ihat tho work will ho attondod to in . 11 n • ... u i..... Tho engineer catimntod the cost of a 16 loot bridge over tho riivinc mi Larson Koad at $1,300, The committee recommend that consideration of the conatruction ol thit bridgo ho delorred until lato in tho year. Tht engineer wai instructed lo procure two more dump wugous, the committee considered the engineer's report on openings and lanes on each side nl Lonsdale Avo. from Ihe water front to Mli street and decided to recommend Ihut the owneri ol tho several properties be communicated with with a view lo tho cily ohlaining a right ol way over their properties for a pole lino. Tho committee decided In re commend that the storm sewer be ex- tended ulong St. Andrew's Ave. Irom 3rd street to Keith Koud us it work of Iticnl improvement on Ihe Initiative ol Ihe council. Tin engineer was instructed to divert Ihe wuler from owing over Mr. McKou/io's properly pending tlie construction of a etorui aewor. s" FIBB AND LIGHT (DMMI7TEE- Mr. W.i.,.In addressed tho commit Ice re the cost of installing lignul telephone fire alarm lyilcin. Mr. Woods waa asked to furnish cntalogiiea ami pricoa. Tho city engineer reported on llie coat ol draining the hiisemoiil of tint now fire hull at the corner of 13th street and St. George's Avenue. To give good drainage the drain ehould be constructed (rum Die boiemcnt out to Will itreot and then wciterly on Wih street about 300 loot, it could be I-. im. 11 it vt i > I ol some old rejected wooden wutor pipe and cost uliout (160. KBScHS Tho coinniittoo decided tp rqepRiniend thut tlw work bo carried, put by eity workmen. Tho chairman gavfc jn report ol certain dissatisfaction existing among tho firemen because of the treatment received at the bends ol the Are chief, hour of the men bad seen fit to leave thu i.fi miv. The committee docided to t'oconimond that the fire chief bo asked to resign his appointment st the ond of the month, Tho clerk gave in report ol inter- torview had with City Solicitor re lot- tor received from Messrs. Hope k Barker giving notice of their intention lo disiolvo partnership. The committee decided to recommend that the firm ol Hope k Barker, architects lor the new lire hall on 13th street bs asked to do- pttto ono ol its members to complele the contract without prejudice to ihs city's rights under the contract. LYNN VALLEY R. MAGENNIS Free delivery to all parts of Lynn Valley at city prices No order loo small to lill FRESH MEAT DAILY §!™: Frederick Road The A. Farro Grocery 126 2nd St Weit When you deal at the A. Farro Grocery you get exactly what you ask for at right price. : : Special Attention! We carry a complete line ol Groceries, Hanbury 4 Evsna Bread 22 for $1.00 H Hot Points For the Man . ■wls.tw.4 ■, t'f. -/—if-- . LJore's a chance to please tht wife. Qrdcr al once a lyio "HOT POINT" Tun days trial, free for asking. pleasure and comfort on ironing day. Qnly iron pn market guaranteed for two years. |nvest now, it will please her. N'.i' clean and economical. ^J .. . ■* ' J| i ry ime now and lie convinced. . B. C. Electric Railway Company, Ltd, 50 Ijinsclalc Avenue. t The Commonwealth VANCOUVER'S NEWEST CLOTHING STORE First Complete Showing of New Spring Goods. -m i'i.. -J. ti. -; ;fr^ , WE SELL EVERYTHING FOR MEN BUT SHOES THE COMMONWEALTH STORE W. PICK, Prop. 47 * 49-HAST.WQS STRWT, EAST-47A49 NEXT DOOB TO THE PWNCESS VtUW you want Bread, Scones, Oatcakes and general Confectionery equal to HOME-MADE TRY THE= SCOTCH BAKERY 135 Lonsdale Ave (Next tliitir lo Everybody's Shoe Store) SPECIALTIES Scotch Shortbread andP les ABTISTIC SINGING AND VOICE PBODUCTIOH MISS LENA DUTHIE (Colcbntsd Scottiab Vocalist) Pupil ol Signer Kdourdu Golli ol Milan. Diplomaa, Ituynl Academy and Boyal Collcgo of Buaia, London, Knu land. Will lain.' pupila in Nortb Vuneouver tWO illlVM per v.i il. I'liiiiiiiniii.'iili' "THE ALBANY," 1016 Granvillo Street, ' Vancouvor, B. C. A. Campbell Hope C. A. CAX. ARCHITECT 358 lit Street Eut Pbone Bill) Qeneral Contractinp EXCATATING, CI.EABINO. GBAD- ING, Etc. Eslimittis Given. MflcLennan t* Andruts Kcitb Bond, ottt ol St, Goorgt/s Ave- - nut, or P. 0, Bos 184 ATFIMT'S r. widt Its tnilDHi of Mnnufociiirtri, Knslj«riiiiil ptberi wbortillit lite otWutMI- (uiRtiiitriiiia omen i»Uo reillie lift aSrluUI- lly it luriol Jlielr fileal builtttl lianittclcil liyEiptrU. RcUubiariiifvtceltrc. Cliiii.ri raleraie. Osrlnvnatir's Atvlaeri"tiii|«iii retell. UM^fmm.ytfi. kwviii i.irt .1 GIVE US A TRIAL Bruce & Co. m TUB RXPRRS8, NORTH VANCOUVER, 8, 0; leExpress Classified Ads. BATES 8isgU Iossrt. US psr lies Oss Wssk, 7Je per lint net iiieertlon • fie Month, 60 psr line per iniortion WANTED I PBKHSMAKlVi. 1Mb .treet. Apply Jionsdslet ai-3 x WANTKO- Pbone 166. Broody Hens, quick. U-8 WANTED-Property. II you bsve sny lor ssle list it with us, we have buyers. Scsndis Investment Co., suite 7, 31U Pender f. U-8 FOB BENT FOB BENT-Puroished housekeeping rooms, 218 3nd street east. 14-3 m ham. FOB BALE-Wisiwr*. Apply to N, V. Tranifsr wd livery Co,, Lowdilo Avsput. v »7-3 FOB BAMS-Oow mtnure lor tbt garden. One dollir ptr load. Colin F. .1 action, Fifteenth itreot, telephone 105, U FOB rlALK- lioiililn uornsr lott 19- 30, block 8, P. I.. 568, corner 13th and Gladstone, doing south, $1800. Cash 1600, lulince, 6, ID and 18 months. Apply I., Wllke, Hotel North Vancouver, between 6 end 10 p.m. 10-8 0W¥ BAND SUBPBJSEB The Bind boys received » very pit* sent surprise it Mr weekly iintoHA list evening when they wire prsstnt- td with s Urge bos ol 'oigwi by Mr. Pearson, tbe honorury president ol the North Vsneouver City Bind. Every member ol ths bend responded with ''For He's a Jolly Good Fellow1' in nborut. Special bind praoticoa aro now being held in preparation lor the. concert on tbs 17th inst-i tickets lor which are now on sals. ' TO I.KT• Kumibbrd room without bosrd in private home. Good locution sod dote.lo car line. X. V. /., Es- press Office. tf TO BENT—Private suite of uowly furniilied r.I.uni, (wo balconies, splcn- did view. Apply two door, mill ol fireball, lib street east. Ml-3 LOST I U>l Itn.v.u Spaniel, unawora to lbs uame of "Tim." llewanl. Apply E. ,f. II. 1'iirdiiiull, 1'. (I. M HO, .\.,iih Vancouver. , lilST—I'.igliih letter it.ii/, near eastern end nl Keith ltu.nl, about Fob. 33, while, email sized, with collar, sniw'er. lo "Kim." *n reward will lie paid for information lending to bis m- ritii-i). Anyone found liurlloring aame will lie made un eiamplo of. Tele phone I .'"ii, Vuneouver. . 10-3 NOTICE Cameron 4 Co.. IS been dissolved The firm ol Phtli| Finunoiol Agent., by mutual consent. Mr. Philip will cerry on the business in his own name and receive paymeut ol nil n en inn i it due to the Arm and pay ell debts due by the Arm. ALEX. PHILIP. ANGUS J. CAMEBON. 34-3 MISCELLANEOUS J. Until snd North l.ossduU Elder Murrsy Co. fin insurance. FUHNITUBB Wt will buy or exchange your stoves, range* ind bouaebold goods lor .pot cub. Turner'i, 70 Lonidale Avenue. Phone 184. '. X Bol 318. HENRY B. WATSON Architect" Booms 10 ind 11, Pender Chamlisre, fi» Psndsr Strut W. Psoui 3461 Bsjidence, cor. Lonsdsls Avi 13nd atrsit, North Voncouvir. •ml C.M.N. COAL k SUPPLY CO. ire bow ready to fill all orders tor coal. Tbey will ctrry i full line of building supplier Oet the best. They have it. A trial order will convince you of that Oet your coal before the nioy season sett in. Headquarters on corner of Esplanade ind Bt George, North Vancouver. Phone 259 Terms Oath IMPOHTANT NOTICE TO PARENTS Commencing pupils lor tho primary ilivittinii.it ol the public schools will b received and enrolled on Monday, 3rd April. To facilitate arrangemenla lor .i.Iiiiit.it.el clsas, the School Trustees request that names and addreaiei i all new pupils desirous ol enrolment be submitted to teachers of the iev- .■Inl schools without delay. GEO. CAMPBELL, Secretary. 34-3 LECTUBE MABClr 14th Mr. ,11 .liiiaragadada the celiibruind Hindu lecturer, has kindly consented to give nn address in the Knights ol Pythias Hall at North Vancouver on Tuesday, March 14th, at 3 p.m. It is Imped that as many as posiiblu v ill svail themselves of ths opportunity ol hearing the addreaa, tbe subject ol which will be "Tlie Belation o| Art to Lile." vwmwmvmvm $ It |s officially given out ut tht A. Wall.™ Shipyirds office this morning tbst the trie) trip ol the ntw firry Will be hold.on Hlturday Mar* liith. Owing to » large amount ol finishing work" it is Impossible to bold ii tomorrow the Uth in wss first Intended. LVNN VALLEY NOTES AUDITOB Application! will be received by tin undersigned up till 6 p.m. on Monday, 13th ol March for tht poiition ol An litor ol tht City ol North Viucouver. THOMAS SHEPilEHD, City Clerk. 10-3 NOTICE TO CONTBACTOBS HEALED JESDEHS on ths pre- huilwd forma will lie received liy Ihe ti'l-t i i ■ i until 0 p.m. on Thursday, 1611) March, I'.ill, for the cleuring mid grubbing of a roud in I). 1, 204 irom the Lynn river to the cuat bouml.iry ol iuid iliitriet Lot iir uCcordniice with the ipecilicutioti und plmi to be men ut Ibi. office. _' The lowest or uny tender not |ieces- ssrily acuqitsd. J. B. C080B0VE, District Engineer. District Muninput Office, North Vancouver, 4|h March, 1911. ' BUILDING, PLUMBING AND SANI- .TABY INSPECTOB Applications will be rsceivedby the undersigned up till 6 p.m. on Monday, 13th March, 1811, (or the poiition ol Building, Plumbing ind Sinitary In- ipector of the City ol North Vancouver to perform duties defined in By- Laws ol tbs City and Provincial Health Act and Salutary Begulationi. Salary $100 per month. THOMAS SHEPHEBD, 10-8 City Clerk. SPECIAL CONSTABLE TO BE APPOINTED At a joint meeting ol representutivos from the board of police commisdou- ere and ferry board held in tho city hall Wednesday morning it wa. ugreed to appoint twocon.tuble. to do duty on the wharves, the salaries lo be borne equally by both boards. Ths appointments will come up at tbe next rigulsr board meeting for confirmation. CAPILANO CANYON AND SWING BUIDGK SCENE AT GEM • TIIEATBE • The Gem theatre will this evening and tomorrow evening pruvide a set of pictures having a local coloring to thorn uud eapeciully interesting Irom the fact thut many of the citircin law tho memorable fight on tbo luipeniion lirrdgo over the firat cunyon of tlie t'upilano not long ago. It ia es8on- lially a western stury convoying an impreaaioii ol the breezy wesl with its peculiar and vigorous types ol Immunity. While the story ia strung nolh ing uliout it seems improbable except the procuring ol the keye ol the guo in which the priaoner wua hold nwiiii ing lynching. The utrocioua act, ol course, tines not litulei inli/e The priaoner mukei Ins eicupc by meuns of keys which ore mppliod to him hy t ■Irungor throwir through the hurt without being detected. Tile strin- ger'a only reward for this ia u pair of glove, which are initialed. A gir then uppcan on the scene. Thcatrun gcr meets und wins her. ll tumi out thut tbe girl has been promised iu marriage to the escaped prisoner, dim, who whon asicrting that the love of his aweetheart baa turned decidea to carry her off. Ilia plans ars detected through a note. Tho young lover decidea to head off this plan and in ciuiau|uci!ce the two young men meet on a ewaying bridge over u deep chasm. Here it ia that tho t'apilauo scene which will be intensely interesting to North VancoiiveritcB, comes In. At the critical moment when Ihe stranger lover is about to lie thrown oval the wire railing lo the depths below the other man noticed the iiiili.ii.nl gloves protruding from hie pookels and the truth that thi. is the mun who gave him the keys and auvod hie neck ia revealed. The lovers ore united and tho audience will be found laughing at the quuint situation nl the cloae. Other items on the program ure "Satu'l Potta/' "The Ituliun Burlier," "85,000 Howard," "Child ol ths Sea," "The Omnibus Tuxicub." The following Kriduy und Saturday Mr. Venner has aecurud at grunt It- pens.' the famous liuffulo -loBes pictures of liissooing wild unimnl. lu Hri- tiih Africu. Tbe film ii 3500 lest in length und containi ucti of iatound ing during on Ihe part ol ills |h.to giuplier and the cowboys witb their Iniieis. These picture, hiv. been tiksn with almo.t inatunt death dicing the operutor. Lengthy comments nn the production! have been recorded in all tbe leading European and American papers. .TYLME1 \/ICIX to West Vancouver will convince UllL VIOll the PARTICULAR HOME- SEEKER and the SHREWD INVESTOR that this is the Coming District, tj For Large and Exclusive lists of LoU and Acreage, see JOHN ALEXANDER & Co. 121 Lonsdale Avenue NORTH VANCOUVER AND HOllYBURNfaMiWtrtVfmcoMyet < On Sunday morning Mr, It. Van Minuter wilt continue tbt subject ol last week's sermon and a solo is pro. inisod (or this service. Institute Hal) at 11 o'clock. Arrangements are- completed whereby Principal McKay ol Westminster Hill and Prof. Br. Pidgson from the stme college will be hoard in Lynn Valley on one day. The occasion of suqh an unuiual treat is tbe opening of th new Preibyterltn church, Centre road, and car tins on Sunday, April Uth. Dr. Pidgerai will preach tho dedicatory sermon and.conduct the Sacrament,ol the Lord's Suppsr at II a.m. and lit McKay will preach in the oviiiiiii'j it 7 o'clock. -"*■ FUNEBAL OF MBS. BAILEY Ths funeral of the late Mrt. A. W. Bailey took place yesterday. Ths lu nurul aervice was hold ut the Methodist church ut 13.45. Bev. Schlichter officiating. The corloge passed over lo Vancouvor on the 1.45 lerry and out to Mountain View cemetery where interment wus made. DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAHTNEB- SHIP The lirm ol Philip, Cameron k Co. Im.. boon diainivod. Mr. Cumoron will engage in Civil Engineering work on Iria own account, na also in Nuval Architecture. Mr. Philip will curry on his fiu- uneiul ugeucy business iu Ihe (Tub Mines, Esplanade, where he hopei alio to have a real eatutc excliunga uml auction sale room. Prank Drown was line I |A und cost a on a rliurgo ol 'oni..' drunk and incap- ulite tail evening.. He came up thi re lu-iii '■ ol the 1'tnce Woode thii morning und th spile the lact Ihul he pro- teetetl his innocence Ihe line wa. imposed. EXPLOSIVES We m in a position to' look after your requirements in this line. We sell - Stumping Powder, ' Dynamite, Fuse and Caps. We can quote you at a minutes notice prices by the pound, box or car; f.o.b. this city. paine & McMillan Tbs Htrdwtrt Spsdsli.li. Phone 18 FIRST STREET & LONSDALE *.v McMillans Tea b Good S lbs. for $1.00 j. a. 6 n. McMillan M WHAT? Yea, it'a true. We .re offering (ho balance of the pro|ierty in "Capilino" Purk at last year'a prices lo clean up the oetulu. Tbo price for full aire Iota, 1411 leet deep, ii ft50 ; $15 cadi witb th. bal- unoa monthly. 6 . Sums dimly hull-acre block, lor 1501) lo 1575 ; IU per cent, (lie balance over two yiari. and Tlie eoonic railway company huvc tiled their pinna ol ths Capilano Ctr- line Exlcnrioti, which puss* through our property, and contlruction work muit lie itarUd not later than dune, 1VI1 .nd finished in June, 11113. The mil ii productive lotm which ha. yielded profile of |I,UHU per acre, planted in .trswberriu. There ii tin fonpiua I15,UUU Canyon View Hotel, tituitod 100 yard. Irom "Capilino Park." in I ' Tht Capilino < tiiyoni ire in tht umi district lot, only i lew miuule. walk Irom "I'lipilnno Park". Tin property i. Isvsl—no crtskl or mountaiiu and vary light dosrhag, The price is the same as a year ago and is lower then any property in tho mow rsdiui from the Vancouvor Poatofficc that baa tan otered lor ail. in ths lost two ysiri. '".''' The adjoining ncreagt is idling in live une blooki (or %\'2HI per scrl, which it mort tbtu wt sre aiking lor in acre ol our property tubdividsd into town h<ts. - m = = ™ NORTH VANCOUVER INVESTMENT CO. Phone 1956 134 Hastings St., W
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