I* t txptm JJpBTfl VAWHVMB, frP-. TuppAV, MAV 2, \9U ■I I,,,'..11'.uul Number 16 i l(# White City Comes Back Mr. E. S. Millicun, who wue tt**;.oi- alol with Medina, lfoinpliill Bro|. ua (heir manager -in tho White t'ny echemo which wm n cully belore North Vancouver oituens, hat >ov,.r.d hit connection with Hie, previous ni heme and ia now working ||[t u the formation ol u local coiiipuiiy to et- lalilii,li a While City locally oil , modified plan. The present propulit on contemplate! using ilijl portion pf Lonadale 'iardina betwton tin E- ( phiimde and lho waterfront , i .1 Ihi 1M11...11111 linn ol a capuchins whul l..r the accommodatiiin ol sumo ql the fculuree 61 tho institution. Py thia meant the main feature ol the "i In -nn- ae originally ou 11 in ij can ho retained and olhcra can he hvorpor- otud on a Seduced scale to thit Iho plan will be retained iutuel in |L modified form. Mr. Milliuui in ma.tin{ Wilb gOod illClll.li'l'llli'l.l III ll • .di lid to u.i.irosl local Im in .. men in ih fm uml inn ol a local enmpuny n Ini I.I and oporute the Im-in ss i.nhrhii management. AhsIhI;iii ■.' call bo secured Irom "iii.'i.l.' .-..ni..- a II lOjUirud but Mr. Mjllicun prefers if possible lo place the entire proposition unilor local ownerahip. Plane hove l.eo.i pre- pared und tho Work of organ'mi n in now well under way. XOHTH VANCOIVF.B CITY FEB- BIES LJMHT-.T) .Statemi.nl ol Cath Heceipls fur llie Month oi April, lull. I'a ■. 1" .i Ticket Salce— Single Farei > 3516.00 Commutation— 6 for 26c WiO.OO 30 lur cl SJO.I'O 70 lor *2 2.i2lhlW Mofflbly Tiokoti 132.00 Vehicle Ticket Sulci 1116.70 Froigbl— , • Collected 326.111 Prepaid in.to Ui'iilii, call) i.i.- . wis. etc. ... 841.11) TiAal 812785.85 April 10104 li71 _' nil. July lliln Sln.'iM.n April IDII. recoiil receipts lur one month. Certified Correct, H. IS, KEMP, Sec.-Treus. Lyon Valley Notes Mra. .lua. und I'm. i Cooper were "ii a Weit to the Vulley. Mri. Warren Archiliuld hui moved to her new homo, Doran Boad. Mr. J. Koberl has Ihe contract to build Mr. Mart let I'« houie, Doran ltd. Mra. Mcl'uriby, l.udmr, in lloppinj Willi her mother, Mih. Iliibt. Brown. Fromnie'e mill bun been crippled fur nli.ml u Week due In n brnkon crank ihall. Mi*. II. Mct'ormick und wife, Fair- vie*, were viiiling In nda iu lie V, I- Icy Sunday. Two now faunae, uie ihnrlly lo be creeled al Ihe corner ol Mill and I nine roadi. Mr. and Mrs. Teelunder, Vancouver, were Ihe guests of Mr. and Mn. Pin i In-i Sunday nfleruoon. The I .adieu' Aid ol Iho Methodist church mot at the home ol Mi II. Douglaa Tuoaday afternoon. The can were woll filled all duy pn Sunday and a very pretty piclurc pre tented it*'lf lo aeo groups ol purlieu ilalionod at different parti of the canyon at the end ol Ihe car line. A large bush fire hui boon raging ail Sunday near Fromme'a mill, tilling tho Valley with thick smoke. No damage ia expected nut aide ol some timber llnil will be budly disfigured. At thc 'i'i ,ii. i I... -.1 in, Iin ..' the Methodiit churdi Mr. li. W. Suu- den waa elected aa rcprcsculutivc to conference lo be held iu Trinity church, Vancouver, Friday afternoon next. Sidewtlkt are very elow to ma'o their appearance and eummer w.ll b ..ui il the contractor does not buny up. Centre Boad necdl a walk badly. The rood it iu t vory dully state and traffic ii btnvy. Mr. Ctanmer of the Creamer Trona- for Company hai purchottd e magoi- liwitl pair of burton which ho propoa- c* Io use in connection with tho lorgo moving he will procure eliorlly. The team'are pure bred Clydotdulo geld- ingt wtighing 3,840 poundi, ore por- lecily matched, and have taken firit pruet iu their dati at hone ihowi iu Brandon, Man., and Hamilton, Out. They are certainly Ihe Anoit animal* of their kind that have over been brought to tho North Shore. Mr. Creamer propotot exhibiting /lw '|e»m al the hone *^ow hare qn lho tyb of Tho now Cupiluiio exteniion pi thi 11. C. Eleotrjo By. wae firit roquii- itiunod on Sunday whop reoord orowdl woro curried over tbo cuiiipany'u lines. Tho new line diverts train the main Capilano road on Keith road qppolite tho achool housd. Although tho line ia nli|:liily over three miles in length Irom lorry landing uud extends en iiiilernbly without the city limit' it is nn.In i.i."i.i that only oni lerowil be charged. Tbii oxleniion wue built e.\|ii■eiiiily (or the iiccuinin dution ol tho -ii iniiiiite sorvioo i;i-hi-iliile whicfa both lho B. ('. Eloolrio aid tho Ferry Company udopled yeitcrday. PLANS OF LONSDALE ESTATE RE WATERFRONT IMPROVEMENTS Reception to New Baptist Minister The induction and recognition ul ihe Kev. A. J. Prossor as puttnr ol tho First Baptist church, took place . n Tbureday evening, .April 27t|i. S>prjv-. ere for lho ovon'iig wero; Dr. Piny, First lluplist church, Vun.ouvcr, Bev. S. Evenon, Ml. Pleoianl, Bev. S. Waring, Filth Avenue, Bov. P. C. Parker,'Central Foirviow, aud Bev. 1). Lung, founder and lirst potior of ibo church. Letters ol regret at not In'iiu able tu bo present were received from If.-.-. Schlictcr, Methodist, B. 11. West, Jockiuu Avinuc, und B. Mele.il Presbyterian, who, however, "arrlvod later iu the evening to suy (or hie people how j l.i.l he was to welcome Mr. Prosser lo Ihe Norlh Vancouver churdi. Ihe prominent jjiuinta in tho -!'.'.■.!,, were proposed c|iunh oxtcn- sion which wiih Ihe inclusion ol lho pipe- organ from Ilic First Bupliit diurch, Vancouver, will givo addid impetus to the church which is steadily becoming u (actor lor good in ihii cily. BOV. A. J. I'i..";'.I is U IL.Il'C (,| Yarmouth Co., N. S. He wot or ilnined in l.vi'j in Sussex, N. H , in whicli province he spinl 10 ycurs. Hii last puslui'ulc there being in Water- I.... St. .Ii.iin. Be came well lo Ll'thbridgc, Mi.. . about u jour und a hulf ago, but in..In. llie high altitude il"iiiin.iii.il lu the li.iilii. gl his fuinily came lu the coast In lake up Ihe work of ihe llupiisl .lmi.li here. During Mr. Primer's stuy in Loth- bridgo the church twice doubled its membership und Irom its Icllowihip organized llie nth Ave. ilnneli wilh nboui 20 momlicrs. The churdi at North Vuneouver is lurluuule in got- him us its pastor. He ii uue wlm. presence und inlluence in ibis city will I'i'.'.e Ii.n. ii. ml lu ihe loiiiiiiuiiiiy NEW HOTEL MANACEB Mr. J, B. Teoven), ol Pembroke, hui ucceptul Ihe posilioti ul » « uf the Ptlacc hold, this dty. Mr. Tee.- eui ii an bold man ol lixtion yean' experience, hoviug horn proprietor ol a lirst class hostelry in Pembroke and huving alto owned and oper.-il d a popular summer hold mar lhal ci.y. Mi. Teovons has always kept fully ubroait of tbo lalosl and bctL mrth- oils in hii busineet and bu [icnounl ly viiilcd Ihe belt houtei In Ibclnrg' est cities ot tho oait lur that purpose. Althnugh tbo Palace hot boon miller llie new management only n lew duys it is alreudy evident Ihat ifav. I- upnii'iiln are under way which will greatly improve this already |>opa)ti hoitdry and I Imt Proprietor Bedn hoi mode an oxcdlcnl chirict in Ihe now appointment. '. — Jl. is undcnlooil ihol owing lo tfao increoiod amount ol drynkouncts on tho Sabbath that slcpi will be li.krn by the diilricl council shortly to clean tfre bun of tbo holds in tho municipality Ihul ure keeping open .>n that dty* In order I o learn tho et net facte relative to reporte recently publiihed in Vuncuiiver papers to the effect that extensive works in the way of wharfage, etc., wero about to foe oonttruct- ed by the Lonidale Estate on theii wutorlruiilugc weal ol the cily, a representative of the Expreei called upon Mr. James P. Fell, manager of ibe Lonsdule Estate. In reapouee toqucr- ci Mr. Fdl itated that for eome years thu Lonsdale Eitate bud neen owneri ol extensive waterfront righli in the locution above referred to und that tbey had acquired those rjgbta with the intention ol currying out a general scheme ol improvement! when ihe lime should provo ripe fur the tame. In punuanco ol ibeir intentions plans had boon prepared by a firm ol engineers lor a comprehensive schemo which was intended lo be carried out in sections as tfae development ol tfao Noiih Shore might war rant. 01 |ate the Lonidale Eitato bad been perfecting a portion of thii plan preparatory to proc,tiding with construction at sunn ai the building ol Second Nerrpwi bridge wai uisured wbich in turn wai more or less contingent upon llurrard Inlot Tunnel and Bridge Company securing the Dominion subsidy. Beyond thii no steps whatever bad been taken. The Lone dale Eitate did not purpoio proceeding at once with the oomtruction ol any worki and would not do s j until tho bridge was mured when the lir, portion ol tho scheme which they have in baud would be proceeded witb. The Lonsdale Estate wai acting solely upon ils own initiative in the whole matter. Thoy bad no knowledge whatever ol tho plana of any railway or other Company and they hud not carried on any negotiations whatever with tbo B. T. P., the Uowo' Sound, PcmbortoD and Northern or uny other railway or other Company. Gty Council in Um,Z^S^ "nd B" "u Correspondence: Mr. .1. IS. Farmer, C.M.C, wrote asking tho cily council lo take joint nciimi uul. the diilricl in aic.rliiu iug why lho II. C. Electric hai uuin- doned their line bet worn Fell Av.n.ic since the opening ul tho new Capiun. Beporti ol Committees FIBE AND L1QHT- A report receiveil from Mr. David- ion, clork ol works on 13lh street hie hall coin i net wilh relereuce lu lho ceiling uf ihe durmitory and engine com extension. Councillors Bridgman and in which ho adviied thut theioniruct- Uutct woro both prci.nl, the aKBir! ur be tllowed aa un extra llie differ ence between completing tho fork in i.luplap ur T. k ti. V. juinling was referred tu tho cluiii'iiuiu to deal with. A letter received from Archil id Hope with reference to llie same mutter und tfao finishing of tho balcony floor, alsu connoctinb tho ioul ,10.uie. s wilh sni luce drain Wul aho referred to tbe chairman to deal with. A loiter received Irom ifao J. II. Prater Hardware Co. givisg notice of their iineniii.il lu claim lion lor lb pointing out the decreuto in \uluo that pid.pei-iy in thai locality tuuld experience owiug to the chun.e In the lines. Aid. Dick obtervod thut ho ilmu hi tins was a matter fur tbo cily council. At tbo mayor's lUggetlion ih clerk was instructed lo write uiking lho B. 0. Electric why this l.no had bean discontinued and when tr.iilio un lho same will bo resumed. In a letter Irom tlie ae.retary ol llie Joint Civic Advertiiing Con.miU.oil price,ul hardware Md pluinfcing guodt wui meiilionod that lho propoied l»- j0|ivorod to j^j, „twt (m on|, con. crone club lurmed nl Vuneouver play ttac.pr Wo, teiatai tl) tni, ^ly trou- ers, bul pluyiug under tbc name ol „„,,., North Voncouvcr, bo allowed to ntoj j.'iro (biof Turner lubmiltcd tho lol- the nume, providing ih,. imripn ,.l Ihe ^^ rccommcndtliont I first gurae were devukd lowurdi tl,,. | ybu 0M mim qgm^^ celebrulion ol Coronation Duy. Ily dicmicul and bote, W) b.p. lo carry motion ol Aid. Dick tbia wai filed, j 51, (f0|||)M „, ^cmice! and 1,600 (act Wm. Kuowlei wrote suggest ng 0 ol 2{-incb faote be purehused. in. .111- uf solving ll.e (.miI nuc dispoi.il 2. That tfao combination w m on now problem that icuwi bo ulilited lor at Nu. 1 station bo put iuto aclim this purpose ul prop, sed some two and a team ol huriei und hurno.ipur- lenis nt" Aid. Kills.,11 un1'. ill 1I1 1 chaied (or tame at once. thii be filed and Mr. Faowlo., be ad| 3. That „ team ol hor.ei uml hu vised Ihul this mailer bud recdvid neii be purchased lor llie cily itrvice preiurns ultonljou. | truck, whidi 1 undersluuu is now on u 1 .. ■ _i 1 'be way here. Numeroui loltcri-were raei ed l.,r , -./ . ,.„ . . , . , ... I. lhal a duels pom and buugy Ihe optnmg 4 tlr cli, bluwing el , , . . '•' , , j.. be purdiatcd or a runabout motor as stumps and ranuvel ol trees and then ., , ,. ' , . . 1. your counal may ice lit. mullers each reoovid lovirnl conndcr- .««,,, .. ., 0. f l..it live more puid uun lu i.dd- tlion by the council. i The city engineer re|>nrled lb.it the sunilury and building intpcclor ic- e.uiinieinliil ll .11 ullly ijal: line', lo eadi 26 ll. lut may be in lutureercit- od in tho city. Aid. Dick objected tu thie on Ihe gruundt ihat Vancouver condition! iron win and 10 non interfering box wero vory tiniilar and ibcroot many ei installed lor the present and Iwo ed to the aio.II 10 we may be il.lt> lo combat against any conllagralion and keep abrcatt with Ihe cily. Aliu tfao inilallatiun ol tbe Cam - well Fire Alurm lyilcm, vii.: A lour eirouit aluragc ball cry iwitch bourd, t few miles ul Nu. 9 weather pruul as 16 ihtcki bad been erected ua 26 It. loli. Ai lor tfae unitary condi tiuni il wu not 10 mucb 1 maltr ol seweroge and drainage pipit al it wai lor water and fame, tfao dinger ol FINANCE COMMITTEE lire being mucb greater than tbat of typhui, Aid. Kin ion (bought that Vtncou- ver hud amended |be,e building end ■ 1 ion. and he would like lo ae.erl.iin il Ibis Wat 10 before proocediig. By 12-inch indicator gongi. I'uumdernlion of tho chief'1 i.-.-nm inisnlniiiiiii wai laid over until thc completion of Iho uow lire hall.' Tfae commitleo couiidered an application made by the dty band lor fui- 11.ei air and derided to recommend that a grant ol 176 per month be made to the cily band Irom May to September inclusive und IM) ptr month recommendation of Aid. McBae ilwal born October to tbe and of the year. relorrod tu tbe fire and Ji^bl oommit- t«. Another communication' from Ihe city engineer was to tbe effect lh.il restriction! should be pltcad on sawdutt burners noar large buitdlngl. The Briickmuii and Kcr Milling Co, complained flint « burner wot bdng erected obout 60 leet from their new building! ooit ol tbe N. V. Lumber Co. Tbii woe referred <p the lire and ll.h! comndtlee. A droular letter wot rioaiveI Iroi Ibe Burrerd Mlg. Co. I ditiou to our utduttrii torn* encouragement ia tfae ctltili/h ment of Ubmf plant It wtt filed. Milt Mary Ltbig, Ibe pipuiar it- liiltnl traaiurer, tend red her resign •lion to tbe council ad oikrd lo he relieved ol her dutioe it lho ind uf Ibo ppteot inontb. Aid. Dick »oved Ibat Ihe neii nation he accepted under pioMli. The troubleaome plan A ll. I.. W M riooivellrOM of 12, Ihe new-It as mood riee ne' in./ lor.iign a place a notipe b/inrd ahowing the highway to be eloied. Committee recommend tnat Keith Boad be cleared Irom Qucoi|ibury lo St, And«rw'e Avonuoe. Be request of Jot. Hurley tq ba' ■tump removed from Western Avenge and roadway repaired, alio lidownl Tho committee recommend that Welt ern Avenue bo cleared Irom 23rd $o 27th. Bo roquoit ol Board ol School TrjiS' tool to bave roads opened up ind lidewalki laid along Bidgeway Moody Avenues, and 3th and st reels aurrounding schuul site, bllicl; 100, D. L. 660, commiltee recouim|;nd that school board bo requeiiod 10 hisli plan abowing location ul ic'i ml building. Tfao committee recommend thai J :■• sion Creek foe filled in 10 ui 10 allcjrd communication along 23rd mrcet Iweon Larson Boad uud View .tre t. Be request of 11. Uibbon tu have siie.'i repairod between Moudy A.I- lut- iAvu itreo- The committee reooramend that cheek bo ietued to B. Maybow for purchaee ol property in D. L. t66.. BOABD OF wolihs lie refloat ol Mr. Hewitt lo huvo ao eeet lo lot 9, block 211, I). L. 644, lot building purpoeee. Committee recommended tbat thii work bt attended to if Mr. Hewitt aigui an agreement to build. Be requoet of C. II. Ktddic to have road opened up to lot 16, tail pmt of 12, D. L. 560. t'ommittoe worn- tbat Mr. Koddie be otked to rood agrooraanl. 1 Committae recommend that a wagon void be conitruoled on Mtbon Avt (torn 1Mb (u 26th ilrteli tnd t'ong 9f)U> Irom Chetlorfield to huutct west of Mtbon Avenue. 1 a> rtqueil of Choi. Spoddtiig and tit oth«« to have tbt f.trton Bond udtwalk ctleudtd to 2Iet itreet, rom- mJltte recommeod that ihii be granted. Committee rwonunend l^tt tbc Quoombury Avcs. and eidewalk 1 >n tinned from Bidgeway to car tram Queensbury aluug 7th street, .dm e nn ploiul ol stream ol water rum iug across street. The committee IDC nil mend tfaat tfae road be repaired 1 bli; Muody Avenuo. Be ruquest ol Jai. Firth to huvo der itreot opened up from St, rick'e to St. David's. Committee cummend that this be gruutcd. Ue 1 ii)neii of J. t>. Porter und VI is. burton to have connecting ruad oj. u ed from 22nd itreet via Larson 11 , and 21 Hi street, committee iec 111 mcud this work be undertaken il ors sign regular form of roud u ment. Be requcil ol J. A, Hiutisuu . lor sidewalk to bo cuuslructod and 11/ih street graded to lut 10, block 16, cudj- mitleo recommend that a wagon roan be constructed und application Ion wulk deferred till house ia built. I Be request ol Jobn Puree tu have ruud cluared up iu (runt ol lot 6, block 3, D. L. 273. Committee recommend that thia bo attended lo when build- iug ii commenced. Be request ol Percy King fur tide- walk to lot 9, block 64, D. L. 271, Ulh itreet weit. Committee Agoni- nieinl that walk bo laid. Tfao committee recommend I Lut tbc claim lor damagea by Sumuel H. Wul- ker lor injuries received by hurto tailing Ihruugh Home plonki placed across sower trench bo referred lu the city sulicitor lor attention. The commitleo recommend tbat the police be inatructed to call up.ui the contractor! to replace portion of lidi- walk removed ilea*, Culholic church, 1 "liiiiiiiie. recommend Ihul tfae dty clerk'be instructed to prepare t bylaw regulating theatres. 1 "iiiniiiiee recommend that CHy en gineer be authorized tu purcfaute u road sprinklor. Bo icqueel uf Numu Purler for road lo be oiicncd up ta lot 6, 2'iA Mr. Porter to be asked to fill out road u- ijieemnii and that up, n bie doing eo a wagon road bo built to ifac property. WATEB COMMITTEE- i'fae commiltee considorcd application made by J. Kirklund, ouretokjr, fur increase in salary und decided tu recommend tbut aanio bo nut granted. Tho chairman 1 eji.u 1.1I iuipeotiun made ul intake along wilh the dty engineer. Tho committee decided to recommend ibal duelling wall bo conitruoled lo protect the new intuke and alio t kigber level inltke 4-incfa cleyutiun above tfae protenl inteke. Tho chxir- man reported be ulong with the mayor, dty engineer, tfae walcrworki (uie- min and Indian agent McDonald lui I Chief Tom on Ihe roeorvo and agneJ upon Iho local ioui for water i.qn Jt wai olio agreed to put in .:ne extra tup in ibo eh 111 eh for drinking pur- poiei. The oommittcc rucommead tl.tt tbe diilricl council bt notified that ill leaks diioovored in the now walcr main had been ttopped up ai far 11 Ibe oar terminui. Be application from Edgar S|ovm- sun lor water eervico to lot 33, Mock 226A, the commitleo recommend Ibat water main be extended nIon£ bqylo- vard frum Weetern Ave, to (faee- leilield Ave. ilnnce niiiihorly alcng Cfaeeterfidd to 26lh, and tatal with content of firo committee a fire hydrant be placed at 26th and Cbotter- terfidd. Locaj Happenings Mr. and Mrs. P. Larson and the Misses Larson left yesterday for a wook'i vaoatiop to Htrriiou )Jpt Springs. Sister Mary Amy, Sister Superior ol St. Paul's school, North Vancouver, loll on Friday for Frauce to attend a conference ol the order. Street oar travel last Suuday broke all Sabbath records in this lino on tbe North Shore. 7068 paid faros were accepted during tho duy. Frank Williams, sou ol Mrs. Humphrey Williams, Keith ltoad. ie one of the latest i-eciiitii tu join H. M. C. S. Bainbow, Irom this city. A quiet wedding took place 011 Sunday when Mr. Vcro Wobstor Van Win- klo and Miss Huzol Gertrude Winkler, both ol Seattle, wero married by Bev. J. D. Cillbam nt tho hitter's home on 12th Btreot. Tho nowly wedded puir nil spend the summer in North Vancuuver cuniping and will |irobably not return lo Seattlo before full. A fire tost was operated for the blue- lit ol tfao school trustees woo wore present at the Central ichoil yesterday moraiug. Just 40 seconds elapicd from tiro time ihe lire gong wai sounded until the building wui com-, pletely emptied. Lynn Vulley Lumber Co'i. mill il again running, repairs to tbo crank halt huving been mude. The demands on Ihe mill increase daily un I uddi- 11..uul iiuieliiiii-ii is continually being added. Thc pay roll ia now cluie tq 36,000 per month und Ijunlrerhai lucn supplied fur now houses in Lynn Vulloy alone ot Ihe rate ol one ptr day lor some wccki past. At a sjiccial meeling uf the schuol "board un Friday Alexander Law was appuinled udjudiualur lur the competitive deiigni for the Bidgeway school which will be presented ihis week. As thcro aro sixteen competitors and ooch may submit ono or moro designs, it ia very likdy that 26 designs lor this -.inn tine muy bo preseutcd to Mr. Law lor his expert judgment. A wagon heavily loaded wilh large iintiei cumo to grid 011 Lonsdale Avenuo uppusito McMillan's grocery un friduy all ei 111."11 when one of tha 1 ar wheels broke under the Hiuiu. 10 wagon ul Ihe Creamer Tnu-slcr 1. wus roquisitiuncd and iiiur a few u iiiutca' delay iu reluuding thewieck- u e was cleured and tho !,ud pruiccd- ' tu itS lie ill...ll"" For i i-.ei.-d duys bush fires huve li i'a raging in vurioui portions ol tho I unicijialily. Ou Sunday lint west Iho 1 'upilaiin neur tfao Fraicr-Mc- )>iiir logging camp, on Ihe Soymour iver and in Ljynn Volley neoi 'romme's mill caused lume unoaii'iost nr a time, bul as there wai vory Utile wind tu Ian thc llomee they did not assuine serious pruportiuns. Numberless iniuur lire* are burning all over lho municipality und it looki ai the |irosoiit season would prove n,, exception to past yean in worry to pi"l'eiij owueTs Irom the danger incurred irom these buifa blares Yesterday morning before Mayor Mi- N'eish in tbo police court two men ore brought iu by Conitable Primo .argod witb being drunk and incapable. Mr. Alfred Jobnion, ono ol parlies, in oniwcriag lho charge to \he Mayor, laid that il had been nincA years since he had seen lho in- lido of a police court undor similar circumtluncci. When aiked where wai Ibo iceue ol liis former indiicroiion be snid tbat it wai in North Vtncou- ver and Ibat the preient dty hell was tbe place of hearing. Mayor McN'eitb tben laid that in view ul the fact of tfao preient dty ball not bdng in ex- ittonco nine ytors ago ho would (.tie. Mr. Jobnion 16 ur len dayi In gtul. Tbc other drunk wai fined 32J0 and colli. wbich hit etined many nn nUtetmtnltiion Boad bridge be rebuilt tnd to wince m limit gone by wat iW* %» tba "W* l»m** b* >>**<#**lo Waller t.ibeon, ion of John Qibaun, Fnurlh ilreot weet, who joinod H.M. C. S. Bainbow B thorl (imt ago, boi been ofaoian at ont of Ifae conlingoni (ruin hit abjp to attend tht coronation. A' the company ohoten ii ortai- posed of only 1 few nmn/»ri, *p- ] poininweit lo the oon^fijitpt conttitu- um t high rocomnu*jdt»«>n tad it ii pleating tq note tbat t Nq^ Ven f*yr*m: wy pp# »*wiw wm rrPyr: Preparatory Service il Jiynn Valley On Friday evening he ibe Instilule Hall preparatory lervict will bt beM at whioh quite a number of new member! will be roedved. Bav. Mr- Itx*- hart, frqm Duudat itreet prajbyiirian ofaurob, ytj»oo«v«r, will bo thu i>|pc#k- er and nu«eb«f qf the teeiion of St. Andrew'i dkuroh, North Vanowvof, will be pretflol. IU rotidonU ol f,ytm Vtlley an inyilad, etjKsliitlfy tifou isitnubag to portage of aojW«- Ion on Sunrlay morning next ti aliuxeh onnlAaT. .'ffni'Ti1 i.pi>niiip TWO THU tfXtaR, NORTH VANCOUVER, 3, C, DlKIVO mmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Tht SIlv«rw*re of ths Century* which Quality ha* Populariaed Throughout tho Dominion IWiMB*BHHH---«—-«««-—SH««H?jWW*«H^ It. |l the boqw ftlveryvnre of C»n»da-manulaetured on Canadian toll, by ono ol the oldest end most reputable Canadian lirmi, When Considering Ilm laliiblishiiinul ul n family pat turn ill silverware, ronieiulsir thut "IIIBBS1' gives yuitevery n|«|inilunity In do eo conveniently, and at prior* will) which only the niiiiiulne- 1'iiiei- can aceuiniiiiidnlii lbs pureliuiier. I'liooiin the pattern you lavor, then, by buying nlie or moro pieces at n lime the heavy exponas ol piirahueing a roniplole service ut one time le avd'ded. We have always on hand tho. newest und bandinmeel li,,ae in wedding ami presentation silver. What more appropriate jilt could you bosiow upon n Ionic than a piece of thii superior diver, It would be a worthy gift, a gill .which could be In mini dnvm thrniigh the generations as a memento of that happy htldul day, away in lho sliaduwe of tho past. Hoe our silver; ii will please ymV-puruhaae It and you will re- ooivo latisfaction. ^.^.^"-""'~«^">>">>a«>'«w»^w»l^»aw»«»M»w»» i IM Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. jswelen and Silversmiths , Geo. E. Trnrey, Managing Director 1 laslings & Granville St«. JB CURRY CO. DRY GOODS AND GENT'S FURNISHINGS Coiiii'i Lonsdale and Second. Phone 233 WE have received a large co.uign- ment of Ladiet Shirt Waiita, in all *ize* and style*, and claim that for value iuch an auortment ha* never been ahown in North Vancouver. A leading feature amongit the** it our apecial DOLLAR waiit, both in white and color*. See thi* line and we will convince you we can defy all <M competition, All *ize* to 42 inch. Y *■ FOR RENT 6 Room Houie, Furnished, with lawn & garden, close to lerry, on 3rd St., Eait I'. II. Hoi 171 I'll....- 3«. MAY and BURNS 39 Lonsdale Ave. North Vancouver AGREEMENTS OF SALE WANTED ON NORTH VAN- COUVER PROPERTIES * * The Merchants Trust & Trading Co. IIMIIH, CORNER PENDER AND BURRARD STS. r aid ur c an r al i 100,00000 a. thohmon mn, Utnmn Dlmiw (RANCH OFFICE, M 0U »,ttill., Ua* The Gurney-Oxford Steel Top Range means a marked aaving in luel and belter baking reiulti, Tha "CHANCELLOR" not only does iti work BETTER but AT LESS COST than other RangM» We can demomlrale (0 you tha whole Superior Chancellor principal tif «conomy and efficiency in ten minulei. 1* It not worth that much ol your lima riffel now f The ]t De Fraier Hardware Co. PhoM M. W bmtm hmm Louis Joseph Vance I, im bv thi Dobbi-M.rrlll Co. think I begin lo underifand Home iliingi oloarly now. II you're raaily we will go." Pram the window, where ehe etoixl linlillng Ihe curtalm back and Hiring oUt, Hn. Hallam turned with a curling lip " The honor ol an American gentle- •nan/" aha quoted, with * atlaglng ineer-'Tw *urt 1 with ran comfort of It, child I" "W« muit make bute, Min 0|lm ilnr," laid Klrkwood, Ignoring tha Im plication "Rave you 1 trivillng bag." Kite illently Indicated a imall valine, nosed and itrapped, aq a labia by the bed and Immediately pawed out Into the ball, Klrkwood took the SIM containing tba gladelont bag Ul out hind. the glrl'a vallas In tba other, and foi lowed. Ai be turned tbe beid of tba italm be looked back. Hit. Hallam wai eilii at Ibt window, ber back turned. Prom ber eery paaalveneia be received in Impreielqn Of something ominous end forbidding. If ebe bad loit a (rick or two of (he game ibt played, she at 111 held rardi- wai not at tba tnd of her reteurcM Sbe etuek In bit Imiglnn i|un for many in hour 11 a forea to bt reckoned wilb. Por tbt preient bt underttood tbtt •lit was willing to tpprlse Calendar end Mulready of tbelr night. With more beilt, tben, ha followed Dorothy dowu the three illghit, through the liny oitiee, where madam sat sound asleep tl her overburdened desk, and out. Opposite tbi door tbey wart fortunate 10 Und a flecre drawn up In waiting at tbe curb. Klrkwood opened tbe door for Hit girl 10 enter, "Osre du Bud." be directed Ihe driver. "Drive your faslett. Doable ftrt for quick lime!" Tbe driver evoke with a start from profound reverie, looked Klrkwood over and bowed wltb geetlouletlve palms. "U'lieu', I am deeolated, bul in- gaged I" be protested. "1'recleely." Klrkwood depoelted tba (wo bigs oa Ihe forward aeat of Ibe conveyance tnd stood back to convince Ibe men. "I'reclMly," Mid be, mulls- uiiji'd. "Tbt lady who engaged you It remaining for ■ timt. I will teitlt her bill." / Very well, m'sleu'l" Tbt driver dlt- claimed reeponelblllty lod accepted the favur of ibe godi wltb a apeaklag shrug "H'eleu' uid the Qtrt da Sud!" Klrkwood jumped In and ibut tlm door. Tbe vehicle drew slowly sway from tht curb, Iben wltb gratifying •peed hammered upstream on Ihe embankment. Bending forward, elbowa en kneet. Klrkwoud watched the side- walka narrowly, partly lo covtr tbt irlrt'i conitralnl dut to Mrs Hsllim'i ittltudt tndtr momenta tbey passed a public clock, "We've mined tbt Hushing boat," ht tunounced. "I'm mtklng 1 try fet Iht Hook vin Holland line. We may poulbly make It. I know that It leavet by the Bud quay, tod that's ill I da know," bt concluded, wltb an apologetic Isugh. "And If we miee tbttr aiked tba girl, breaking silence foi tbt flnt Unit llnce they bad left the hotel. "We'll tukt ibt lint tram out of An* werp." "Wbera tor' "Wherever tbt Brit Ham goei, Mlea Otltodtr, Tbt mtln point to to gal away tonight. Tbit wt muit do, u milter where wt land or bow we gat there. Tomorrow wa can plan wltb more certainty." "Vee." Her litem wu mort a llgb than a word, Tbt cab, duhlng down tbi Bu lao- pold da Waal, swung Into tbe I'll do Ind before Ibt elation. Klrkwood, •cutely watchful, tnddaaly tbruet betd and ihoclderi out Of bit window (for tunitely It waa tba one away from iht depot) ind called up lo tb* driver. "Don't ilopl Hire Oentrilt now nnd treble farel" "Yee, elrl All rightI" Tkt whip cracked, aad (be ban* iwerved tkerply round tb* corner Into Ibe Avenue do Bud. Tba young man, wltb a bmhed ticlimtjlon, turned la hit tett. lifting IM lap over tbt mile ptepbote In Ibt beck of tba cirrlagt. Ht had not bean mlataken. Ctlendtr waa ttinding |n front of tbt station, and It waa pltle to be attn from hit pete (bit the madly careering Bur* luierteted blm mort than allgbtly. ir< reeolule, perturbed, tba men took a slep or two efter II, cbingad bit mind tnd returned to bli pott of oburvt- Hon, Klrkwood dropped tba lap aid inroad hark lo tod the girl'e wide eye* eeercblng bia face. Ua ul* nothing, , "What wm Ibair ah* aaked ai a peliepl moment. "Your father, Mite Ctlendtr," h* turned uncomfortably, There fell e ehorl ptote) than, *Wl will yoa WI me, It It neeeutry to away from my itUm, u$. Vrktn4r break la bu Mtoa, de, partly en tbt lookout for <} i> and bU confederitai. In u • . KIRKWUUII lii'Hlinii.,| II wat unfeeling |o lull her why. yet II Wia tiiemiai Hut ihe know, however painful tbe knowledge might prove m ber. And ibe wu insistent, lie might not dodge the Issue "WhyV aba repealed tie ||| pauied. "I wish ynu wouldn't pnaa mi fur nn answer Jnsi now, Mist Calender." "Don't yon think I b«d better know?" Instinctively he Inclined bli bill) ID latent. "Thou wbyr Klrkwnnd bent forward and pattad the Dunk of tba tattbtl that held lb* giiiilsiiiut bag. "Whin dues that mean, Ur. Kirk. wood)" "Thut I hive Ibe Jewell," ba told ber tersely, looking itralgbt ahead. Al bit ehnulder ba beerd a low gup of ameieinent and lucredullly commingled. "Hui- bow did you get tbem? My father depctlted tbem m bank tbia morning?" "Ue muit hav* takin tbem out again. I got them on board tba Aletbea, where your father wu conferring wltb Mulready and Captain Blryker." ' , "Xba AJaibail" , "Tu." "You took than from thou men- youl But didn't my fatber"- "1 bad to penuda blm," uid Klrkwood limply. "But there wire thru of then tgalust youl" "Mulready wun't-ab-feellng vary well, and Btryker'a a ceward. Tbey gave ma no trouble. I locked tbem to Btryker'a room, lifted tbe bag of Jewell and ctuie away. 1 ought lu (ell ybu that tbey win dltcutelng Ibe ad- vtoabtllty of milling tway without you, Having you litre, frlendleu and without mttiit. Tbafa why I couildered It our duty to take a band. I don't like to tall you tbia ao brutally, but you ought to know," "I undenltnd." . Bat for aome momenta aba did dot apeak. Be avoided looking at bar, Tba tacit, rolling at top apeed, but amootbly, oa tbe broad tvtoutt Ibal enclrclt tba ancient city, turned Into the Avenue de tteyter, bringing Into light tbt Otrt Centrala. "You don't k-know"- began tbe gtrl without warning, In a voice gutty wltb aobt, "Blaady onf uid Klrkwood gently. "I do know, but doq't left talk about It now. We'll bt at tbt etatjou In a mlnutt, tnd III get oat and ua wbtf 1 to be doha tbout a train If nalthtr Mulratdy nor Btryker U tbout, You ttty In Iht etrrliga. Nol" Ha cbangtd bli mind tuddenly. "I'll not rltk Wising you again. It'i a rlek we'll bav! (0 run In company." "I'ltutl" tbe agreed brokenly. The Bacre slowed up tnd ttopped. ' "An you HI right, Mtoa Caltndirr Klrkwood aiktd. . Tbe girl ut up, lifting btr betd proudly. "I im quite reedy," ibt.uid, •tetdylng her volte. ' Klrkwood rtconaoittred through tht window wbilt tbt driver wu defending. "Otrt Ctnirilt, itfiteu'," be uid, opening Ibe door. . "No one In sight," Klrkwood told the girl. "Come, pleaae." Ha got out and gave her hto band, then paid Ihe driver, picked up tba two bagi tnd hurried with Dorotby Into tbt union to flad In wilttog a •Mag of can Into which peopit watt •nnylnt at jflaiirtly Mtt. UP) ItiMMW at the ticket window developed Ibe Cut that It wu tbt TIM to, Bruutli, the lut train leaving Ibt (Inn Can- Irele thst nlgbt tnd dot lo atari lu Ita mlnuttt. Tbe Iqforintllob willed tbtlr plena for once tnd all. Klrkwood promptly tecured through tlcketa, tlto purehaa- Ing "reserve" tuppltmentary Ucfcett which entitled Idem to tbe uu Of thou modern corridor eotchu whlcb take tbe place of Bnt clau compart- menu on tbe llelglin elate railway* "It'i a pleuure," aaid Klrkwood lightly aa ht followed the girt tot* one of thut, "tq and oneatlf to a common sense tort ot Into agile, ireele like home." He pat tbtlr leg- gage to one of tbe rackrta* eat down beelde hey. The girl milled bravtly. "And after Bruutli?" iht Inquired. "Pint tnln for tbt eoeet,", ba uid proroptly-"Dover, Ottend, Boulogne, whichever provu htndlett, a* mttur wblcb, 10 long u II gtte ut on Bngttafa Ull wllbout undut deity." Bbe uid "Yea" abetreotodly, retting tlbow on tbt window illl u*d ber ;bln In bar palm, to itart wltb uri- ou, awaet brown eyu wt Into tbt an abriftau night tbat bung banaath tbi tehoing roof. Klrkwood *d*eied tn deeptto of lite •Jbnitrtlnt bt plactd blmtelf under to be eilll and not dUiurb btr nttdltuly. Impttlanct iqd tpprtbtntton of mil- fortunt obataead bit medial proctuu I* equal degree. The ton olnutu turned InlermlnaUt that etapead an me grinding couplings arfvertleed th* Imminence ol their atari Tht gutrdt begin to bawl, tht tun At mu, beleiw) IrtnHere to dub m*d- lytptlbt coubii. Tbt tfilnjUM jl WE COULD Paper the World Irom our itqek ol new Wall I'apert 10 |t teems. ISvory day some pew design brrlvei' to All the va«*noy q| llinsa close.) out. W pnllmlmiry lurch are uttllng down to iti league long Inland dub. Klrkwood, In a fever of hope and an ague of fur, uw a map sprint furiously across ibe platform ind throw himself nn the forward itapi of ihelr cotcb oh tbe very Instant of the atari Presently be entered by tbe forward door and walked slowly through, narrowly Inspecting the various patten- gall. Aa he approached tbe seats occupied by Klrkwood and Dorothy Calendar bit eyes encountered the young mail's, md hp leered evilly. Klrkwood met tbt look with one tbit was like ■ kirk, and (he fellow passed with tuuie bute Info tha car behind. "Who" wai thit?" demanded the girl wiihuui moving bar band "How did you know?" be asked, as Initialled "You didn't look"- "1 uw your knuckles whiten beueatb tba akin. Who was Uf "Hobbs," he acknowledged bitterly, "Ibe male of Ihe Aletbea." "I know. . And you think" "Yet. Ill must have been as when I waa on board tbt brlgnj He i-.'i-iiiiniy wain't In the ciblu ientiy Ibey bunted blm up ur ran cross hltn uid preued blm Into aerv Ice Ynu tee they're watching ever) outlet. But we'll win through, uevei feurl" - The iraln. esi-npiiig ibe outskirts 01 Ihe city, remarked Ibe event with un tiullant ihrlek, Iben eellled down droning lleadlly, tq night devouring illghi In Ihe innlilnr cir the few pus eeugere dltpoeed themielvu lo drowse away the coming bour-the shun hour's ride thai. In these piping days of frantic Inivellgg. separates Antwerp from the raplul cits of Belgium A guard, tliriiiiuliig gustily In through Hie front duor. rueled iiueteedlly down Ihe aisle Klrkwood, routing from a Handgoma Wall Paper* "m WH- an here in eudlcti variety, Just lull our suli'Hiuiin lor what room, you want the paper and he will •how you just (lis pattern ynu are looking lor. , To choose Irom our iloek li a pleasure, to pay our price ii easy. Xfli lull encountered thi uqung nuiii'i, and hi IttriA willy. profound rtverle, detained blm with a gesture tnd began to Interrogite blm In k'reui'b. )Vhen he departed preient- ly It irimplred that tba girl wu unacquainted wilb Ibat tongue. "I didn't understand, you knew," iht told blm wilb 1 slow, thy smile, "I wu merely quutioulng blm tbout tbt irtlui from Bruaaeli tonight. VI* daren't itop, you tu. Wt mutt go on -keep llubbs 00 the Jump and lota him, If poulblt. There"e wbere our advanuge lln In having only llobba to dul wilb. (If 1 boi particularly In- totlactual, and we've two bude lo bli one beeldn. If wt etu prtvtnl blm from gunning our dulintllon end wlr lag Uck'to Antwerp, wt may win twiy. You undtratondr "Perfectly," tbt uid, brightening "And whit do you purpoae doing now?". "I cin't nil yet Tbe guird'i gone to get me mine Information about thi nlglil Inlnt on otbef Unci In tht meantime don't fret ibout llobbe. I'll niHwcr for lloliln." -I abau't be worried," tbe uid alnr ply, "wilb you bare." Whelever . answer be would btvt nude lie wu obliged to isielpone be- 11 ute of the return of Ihe guard, wilb I handful Of time lul.lan. ind when, rtwarded wilb 1 modest gratuity, the man bed gone bit wiy end Klrkwoud turned again io (be girl ebe bad wilh dnwn her attention for the timt. I'ncoiiscluus uf hie bold regard, ibt WU dreaming, ber thnughtt at loote ends, ber eyet studying tbt Inrtlculi- bl» depths of blue black night that swirled end .-ddli-d btyond Ih* window glass The most shadowy of unlln touched her l||it; Hit ftJulMl ibtde of dei'iH'iied collar retted on ber chtekt Bbe wu thinking of blm? Aa leog u he dared ibe young man, hit heart In hit own tree, witched ber greedily, Ukl»g a miter's Joy qf her yoalbful btauiy. eiriring with all bis tool to analyxr the enlgim of ijt|l woat to- tcruttble smile. (Coellaued oa page 6) W. H. STONEY & CO. 117 Lonsdale Avenut I'h. nt I in > I The A. Farro ' Grocery 126 2nd St. We. t . Winn ynu ilcnl nl llie A. I'arriiCru- ciy you gal esuclly vyltal you mk lur it .ii io prl>i, Special Attention! We etrry t complete line o' Hid cerin. Ilanbury ii I'.vam Brand '-' lor H OH mmm*m^m I .mma-mm you want Bread, Scones, Oatcakes and general Confectionery equal to HOME-MADE TRY THE SCOTCH BAKERY M i i i . ■ 135 Lonidale Ave (Ntst door to Kvervbodj/e Shoe itori; SPECIALTIES Scotch Shortbread — ' ■ ■ and Pjgt ——— GIVE US A TRIAL Bruce & Co. TrtE mmm north vancouvr*,. g, g, www f HE HOME FURNISHERS FURNITURE for everybody. Carpet Squares and Rugs. We have just received a complete line nl Imported Linoleum* and Oilcloth* Pricei right. Special Attention given to Window Shades, Curtain Rods, etc. 128 Lonsdale Avenue DINING CHAIRS AND TABLES Buffets, Sideboards and Dressers Try our All-felt Mattress. Pillows and Blankets II you intend making your home in North Vancuuver ace ua. We also carry a full line of Crockery. 128 Lonidale Avenue SOUTH VANCOUVER Corner of VICTORIA and FERRIS ROADS. 1 st block off VICTORIA, a limited number at $450 to $500 per lot Quarter' Cath; Balance 6, 12 and 16 months Those lots arc level, good soil, easily cleared and building is rapid in adjoining blocks. Five Minutes walk from Car North Vancouver LotsinD.L.62l,BAYVIEW; $300 to $325 per lot; $20 cash and $15 per month; or $50 cash and $10 per month; or $100 cash, 6, 12 and 18 months S. F. MUNSON BROKER 333 Pender St.W. Phone 5654 Wurhl, April Will Important Dry Docks Contracts Awarded Imperial Car (oniutny'aT Conuapond- cm iu Kngland Hnkee Intvruitipg licpurl Today. FINAN'JKI) IN LONDON Steps Well Under Way lor Consummn- liun ol Thii Oompusy'i (Iriut Undertaking. Im|i.iiinui nevvi wai received hy "I In ml. ul the lui|isritl I'm l'niu|iuii>, Untied, this muiiiing Irom Hr. Bullock, who, it will he rsineniherod, wu iu Vtncuuver a short time ago in am ne lion wilh the huilding of the dry dock ul It... I..' l'oint. Ur. Ilullock itatoe llial he hai lit a dolea important contracts lor tbe eompmy, the largest ol these bting to the loin ul mm.n it Hunt.i lur Ibe main structure. This immune ilock will lw built in sections in London mul «lii|i|nj.l lo this cily. Details art .i.m.ii.-.I wilh intereit by cill/cni uf Vuncuiiver, to whuui the inagnllude and Iniporttnca ul the cuuipuny'e vtr- iuus uudcrlnkings hai tlrongly ap poularj. According lolhtleriiii ol ll. Doininioii mili-nlj cnnslrucljoii will begin nest month. SECOND NAMIOWS lilllDi.l-, I'ltH / ject Ntwi-Adverlisir, April I lib Hri V.. W. HucU'tn rtluratd on Sunday Irom t lis weeks' trip to tht 1'jit.l. convinced ileal there it so city Ifaero lo lundi Vancuuver. As regerdi Die .Second Narrows bridge pm|ecl, tlm depulatiim on which In met al 'Hi..v..., bg ouinideri Iht .uli.liuctuiu wurk should lw slarlsd in sis witki' lime, More which time Heeve He Naught ie espeeted back Irom Kng- Isn.l and will probably inakt a I'att ment on Ihe lubject. Hr. HacLetn thinks there Ie no quiet Ion selo lot (oderal grant. 1 t+**mt\wnm.%*Mm,aj0timmjm00u Canadian Verse t0wwmmmMmmmma^maytma}m,\mM THE LITTLE WHITE WH, NORTH VANCOUVER SPECIALS U 18, Block 35, D. L 550, $1150. Cuh $410, Ul.nce 6 anil 12 monlh. LoU 54 and 55, Block 166, D. L. 274, $13,000. Term* to arranga. Ne*r LoiutiaU tht above lots on among the but buys in North Vaacouvtr, ood inteadiag Investors will wrvi their own iatereets by invcsligtling. We have tin exclurivi silt tad also t lugs lit! of other lots in the i'ily. ll la la your own intenel to ctll tad imparl our lilt More deciding, ALVO von ALVEN8LEBEN, LTD. Real Eatate Agenta. Financial Broker* Head Office: 405 Hastings St. W., Vancouver, B. C. liritisli Ouliiinbiii HraiKli Office*: 4 Lonsdale Avt!., Norlh Vaiimiimr 11)1 litmrnnwiitto", Vit'Uiri* l,raiicli Office* in Europe Di'ilin, 'JcrniHiiy JiOikIoii, Kiiglmid i'aris, it mm* By Annie C.mpbsll Hu.itli. [Annie Campbell Hueitii waa bom In Halifax in 18ft, and ia chiefly known at a writer of occasional yene tor tha Canadian and Americiq niaguinei.J . The iky had a gray, gray lact, The touch ol tha miit wu chill, The etrth wu an eerie place, Por the wind moaned over the hill: But the brown earth laughed, and tht aky turned blue, When the little white sun ctme peeping through. The wet leaves taw it and smiled, The gltd birds gave it a stng- A cry Irom t hurt, glee-wild, And the echoei laugh it along: And the wind tnd I want whistling to, When Ihe little white Hn ctme peeping through. Bo welcome tha chill of rain And the world in ita dreary guise- To have it over again,. That moment ol tweet surprise, When Ihe brown etrth laugnt, tnd the iky turns blue, Ai Ihe little wKite tun oomei peeping through I mammwamtrntmrnmymmmmmm*, Canadian Verse mtmmmtmm*mmmma**mm/mm LOVE'S HARVEST. By Berry Striton. I Hurry Btrtton, a cousin qf O. O. D Holier It, wet born at Fredericton, N II. In IBM. He studied law, but forsook thit prolettion for firming. He has written "Ltyi of Love, "Building ol the Bridge," and "Tha Hunler'i Handbook."] The lurrowi of lift Time it plowing, But we mourn not Ilia Spring which denarii, For the husbandman Fate, in bit towing. Scattered love ia tha toil qf our hearts. Oh, blow, grtini of lota to tht binding I Ob, hluih, gulden fruit on Iht hill I Tii a drttry, long dty to tbt grinding. But t ihort, pleasant way Irom lot Bul luudiicu tnd faith will be grow ina. Be the sky clear or cloudy above. When lurlune is ript lo Iht mowing ' We ilnll gather our barvatl 4 luvel B. 0. UAZKITK Nolice tppeiri in the curruul b-iue ol the provincial (ia'clto ,1 the tp- puiulinasit ol I lie following ti commie- sioners lur tht tiking ul tddavill in Ihe supreme courl umlei I lie previa- cial election act: r*|inuiult Electoral diilricl -Inscph Bill ol Ka<|uiniall , Kdwurd Wii'irms, Kobl. llniry Nunn, Sidney llmld, William Worlh, Herbert William I'uuiine and Frank i'atrick tilavin, til ol Hcauiaoal P. 0., Thomas Wiliiems, William I "In. Wurdcn jnd liMTgt lie, til ol ll."l,'iii. W. I'. 0, ; Eiuusl Vic lor I'mII and Alboil Edward, In th ol t'nlwood F. 0. . II, in . ( h.rioe II. I ganati and l«« Llewellyn Field, both ol Httdimin ; Duugltt II'.I.I William Huir of Suoke . Kdwi.d I'eicy Wiggs tnd Tlioi. Hillcr ilaird, jr., bolh ol I'm! tteofnw. Viclorit cily decimal districl-l'ercy Kichardiun, John II Hc'.'unncll and John Mil...n. all ol Viclorit. Vancouver cily clecturtl district— 'Chtrlet t. I'erry, F. Btncroll rod W. N. Ctrly, ill ol Vancouver. Vmir Flecloril district Henry Ikin of Nf-I.un Licaiscs have lawn granted to the Inflowing estu provincial mmpsnies Aine. Ilulilcii M. It. ml; I imiled, Aulu Auto Strop Safety Malm Co. Lii.nl ed, Berg Hachinery Hfg. Co. Ltd., f'tatditn Elgin Watcb tt), Ltd., Con- tinenltl Imuraaca Co Lid I anndiaja Nttiontl i ...I..I. Co. I i'i II Krug Furniture Oo. Ltd, Kerr Engine Co. Lid., Nttiontl Surely Co, The lollowing atajgnme.il notiett ap- pear: Davidson and LtUtk, Veacoa- vtr, I-: N. Alhurly and Cq, Ltd., Vancouver and .lobn li. tajutan, Vtucou- vtr. Tbe registration of the Ctretant Peeking Co., Vaacouvtr, Soovil lion Store t'o., mat Ibt United Slits* Bled Pruducli Co. trt recorded as ntra- Provinritl Companias. Ntw WMtmiatttr land Diilrict Dietriot 4 Haw WatlajW TAKK outlet Ibal Robert Del Klaond of Vanoouver, B. tl. qooupttion, broktr, inlmit to DxAy lor oatmuwton to per chit, ibt URowiag oWtiM lt«b i CoatMBdag at * pott planted an tfae wtttiidtof ajeeajlbty on lit Norlh lint of Lot MsOatM w* JO (balnt more or leee to tbe aortbweel core*, of U J»»: thane* toulh M .19 ' to lb* nortW am* 4 M eaet corner of Itot odd; 9) ahaut mort or Ibtoee weet Jl.TJ chtits to lbs ; tbeoce ot'lSd' aartb to tbt eoaib- ma.icwnrt.1 Zw^mf. wwrnrnf mima-mm, I'ln , mun or leee to aWf of in a another,* Snaiiov mM rmwmm fma jprnmym mm ^fm^ fMtmWHfo ff m*m MUI aMtlaValf k\ 1UIIU IlUUUVy BJliaiBlVU Decker & Son PIANO in perfect condition, Price $100, easy terms. 443 Lonidale Avenue Phone 114 The Place Where Everybody Goea Gem Theatre FIRST ST. WEST, NORTH VANCOUVER jarGood Pictures Good Singing m\\\ ::: Good Music ::: ::: Programme changed Monday, Wedneiday and Friday. Adults 10c ^y^^ Children 5c Httinee every Saturday 3.80 o'clock PALACE HOTEL Rath: $ii/u per and up. Special rates (6 families and to regular hoarders finest Roof Garden on Pacific Coast REDA6.ANDRU86 ■nopflirrons SacoMD Sikmt. • • • - NORTH VANCOUVER, ti. C. NORTH VANCOUVER CJTY MKIUES, LIMITED TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT MAY FIRST, ign WFiKK IMY8 I i-iiu- Vancouver i> -Jn u. and ilii'ii'iilti'i ovcry In miniilcs until V isi p.m. i'..inn., in my 7.30 p.m. every 30 miuulei until 11.30 p.m. tli.-i.'iilti'i Villi md LOO t.m. HllNllAVa Leave Norlb Vuneouver 6.00 a.m. aud liun i'ii li i'i ovcry 20 minutee until 7.00 p.m. i "wm.'inina- 7.80 p. in. every 30 minutee until 11.00 p. m. iii.'ii-nfii'i U.i6 tnd I1.1.tii a.m. I.i.'iivc Vincouver 7.40, VII) and V.OO thertalter itme as weckdtyt. Leave North Vaiicouvir 7.90, 0.00 and b.lt), thiiultor tame it weeh.- dayi. l'AtSSKNtJKIt HATES Single Iin f,c, 6 lor 'ihe, (0 for II, 70 (or Hi. A Lumber wagons, Iruoks and drays, Vie return. II i Lira, eiprcei ctrritgia tnd back., We return. D I horse tiprees buggict tnd tutut, Ihe i.i.nn VKIIULK HATfcS All the uliuie rates include driver. Unlit A tnd ll subject to DO |»i cent, discuunl is lots ol o0. VHV.itm TAH1KF Tor 100 Ibe. rate. 6c. Hiiiinniin nil", 10c. TimeHaMt subieot tu chttut withnut notice. Company not liable lor dsloyi, locrdsntal or otberwitt. II. E. KKH1', Sanrotary-fotaiurer. 1 West Vancouver Motor Launch Service Launch "Weit Vancouver," Captain Findliy Licensed lor 35 pitiengera TIMte TAHL» latvos Vaaeouvar 8.00 10.00 114V IM l«.M 18.00 M.OO 1049 UM nm 18.00 91 .Ml W«*K DAYS I (Sttuidtyi oply) L*ar* fed Vanaoavir 18.80 m m um nm um 92.90 maun (WW' US i«m 91 .M two Ttetat* ww. __^ Slaglt raraU*. QuiclteM rout* Iron; Norlli Vancouver to the diilricl beyond CapHino Rjr*r. L»«ncb "Wail Vanoonvar" makti wn.nae- ii<w», frithom liil, w|i* tb* Hvry »U*rrfnr« ftm tim VrW-- mm,»$m iMw immm, mMmtmmm*mmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmm^ row THE RXPWWi'NOHTH VANCOUV8R, 9,0, THE EXPRESS \No»TH V*NCOWVR» 3iC 1—1-U ..'.- -*— PuJllblied Tuesdays and Fridaya by ' Noanf Shoe* Press, Lmrrip .. '''■ " ' ! ami or suescBtnioa Una ya«r', fl.Od Si* moiitbi, 60c. Tli.ee wont) United Statee and foreign, $1.60 per year Advertising Hales will ba limited qn application. •,36c, Tlie Exprusi ii devoWil loilie Intereit! ol the north Shore nl Burrard Inlot ciclutively. it coustitulei an (advertising iiisdluiu nl oxcentional valuu fur reaching in a thorough tnd effective manner tha population of North Vancouver City and Diilricl. Every effort is made tq give auverljters the most satisfactory aervlea. X AU changes in contract advertisements should be In the printers' hands not later thin HI a.m. Monday and 6 p.m. Wednesday tu ensure insertion In tha following Issue. No»TH Vancouver, B. C. May i, 1911 ANOTHEB STEP FOHWAHD The inauguration ol a twenty min- salt: time achodule in connection »ith the lerry service und the prompt in- caption ol a correepoqding edit bile by the It. C. Electric Railway Company, both uf which cumc int.) ope a- lion yealeniuy lniirba n ileveliipmi'nt ol great importance with respect ti.Ni.ith Vancuuver traus|inrtiitinn lacililiei. Transportation cunstitutcs llie all iinpuiiuiii prolllem in llie development ol the North Shore, whether it be thu incoming ol a railway In connect our in. 1..11 iiii.ni iiiorul with the inuikcts ul llie World thus opening up boundless puseihilitit'S fnmi un Industrial and ciimniercinl puinl ol view, or the improvement und p,.il,riiun of our lu.-.il Irunsporlulinn systems, ns npic- eenled hy lho train service nnd Ihe lerry service lur the uccaimmndalion of il.. 1.-.nli-iii population, the in- create nl lhal population or the ut- tractiun ul luurista uml pleasure seekers. As lu Ihe relation! which these two lines ul progress hear In oach ni Iin however greul Ihe developments of 11..- (utui,. may prove tn he relative tu railwuy facilities, hy means ul Iraiiscunlinentiil lines reaching thu North Shore ol llurrard Inlet either from Ihe south over Second Narrows bridge, ur (rum the nnrth via llnwe Suiind" .11 any other route, it il' very evident thai Ihe effect ol their presence upuii the lerry service can be only tu briug ubuiil „ rupiil and heavy increase in the traftic tbat must be handled un Ihe boats. The ferry is dattiiKsi lu be the great highway ul truvi'l across (he Inlet fur the entire population ul the city uf Nurlh Vancouver as at present constituted lor Ihe entire population un the North ul the present cily limiti and lur a wide lone on both the oasl and thc west side ul the present city bounrio - iua. Every devclupment which'tend' to increase (he population within the uri'u designated will mean iiiiuiellnlc uud permunent incrouac in the lerry traffic. The interests entrusted lu the Itourd ul Kerry Directum arc eecund tu nuu6 ia impurUnoe to Nurth Vancuuver a«d the problem which they will con- tiautlly bt called upon lo solve will require constant upplication and oner gttit udiiunitlrulinn. The tuik ol un Ucipating and ui making adt>|Uate provision in order lhal the facilities tt command may lie capable ol cop ing wilb the situation al all limes, is one thtl will be Iraught with 1liH1r.1l m and perplexities. The present fleet with 1 twenty minute service is quite capable ul fulfilling Ihe requirement! of tbe proaenl pupuiulion and also of handling great crowdi un special occasions, su that Ihe service as Uow established is lully abreast of or eomtwhat in advance ol actual needs, ntvertbtleee thc action ol the Hoard in aiking the city council to submit a bylaw for raiting, 1160,000 lur another Btw boat and other improvement!, showi that they ure lully convinced that the steady end rtpid growth ol populttioo on Ihe North Shore, together with pending pirns (or indutlriul aievilupment tad lor touritt trefir, wjil toon cauat tlie demand to over- tabs tbe preeent provMone tad tbtt in order to rtttin Hwir preeent \ua\- Uow 4 advantage, tbi* rtpid incrcaie ihould ba aBtwipeted tad provided Ur tt own. 0110 have been paid into tha lund. Every class ql the community inuy he said tq be purchasing. Twelve lector en or agenta are ornployed to preeent the leaturea olthe lyitemtq the pub- lie Irom the platform and nlhiiiwin); und an oliioo staff of eighteen it already necessary to handle the work. You bear no ihare of thii cost, hut every cant you pay in il pluecd at your ctotAl lur the purchase nl your unnuity. If you desire any iurlhor iulir.ua lion on the lubject this will be sun plied yqu by the Siipeiinlrwld.il nl Canadian flovornment Annulilne, Ot tiiivu, to whon) all li-iii'i.i go Irae uf poBlagje. Literature may lie obi -rn- ed ut the pott office. Angus J. Cameron A.H.I.E. k 8. CIVIL ENGINEER Irrigation, drainage, levels, pltns and ipaeificationi. Soptio tanks tnd house drainage a specialty. P. 0. Roi 344, 16th street west ol llowicko Avenue, transportation which tre offered North Vancouver preeenU attractions to home seekers which are not equalled by any community adjacent to Vancouver. The lad tbat every available roaidenoe in the eity und vicinity is occupied und that then is regularly sufficient inquiry to call lur -..-i-i-.-i I hundred houses in advance of ihe supply goes lo show that .1 strong and steady trend ol hnmcaeekers hui now eat in in thi, direction which 0' ArranjIBnienl| Bre Mng mad, ,or itself will onsurl the aoquisitinn of emotion of first olnsi 7 room houses North Lonadale Residences thousands and lens oi thousands ol new residents, the rapidity uf whnsc arrival will bo controlled by thc readiness with which facilities are proVidaJ lor their accommodation. Upon the basis ol its reeidenlial advantage* only, 11. ■ In nm. ure now light hi making Nurth Vuneouver in a ilm-t period one ul the must pupuluii, communities contiguous to the city ol Vancouver. , Ironting on North Lonsdale Boulevard with modern convenience!, i'ricci N,- 300 to $3,800 nn terms to suit. Ily purchasing now plana can be altered lo suit purchaser'! wishes. As the locni ion ii ono ol the best in Nnrth Vancuuver lor a hi me sile. the opportunity it a Invorable one. For particulars apply to ALEXANDER PHILIP Financial Agtnt, CLUB BLOCK -> North Vancouver 'in;. Phone 10 ll....... Phone 267 JAY & CO. BUILDERS Plant prepared and Eitimatee given. Office: 1407 Dominica Trust Bldg. Vsncouvsr. Phoni 3497 Beeidsnce, 163 Eighth Avt, ''■■ North Vuneouver. Wbat witb tbt Iwo etoriltot terry Utaemtri now on lbs rogf, tbt twenty miaatt tarry aaMuli and oo%ectb>g THE CANADIAN UlVEHNHENT ANNUITIES ACT The object ul the Act is tn prumolc habits of thrift and to provide all persons, mile or femalt, domiciled in Canada with a aale tnd sure plbu ol making provision lor old tge at the lowest possible cost. Deposit Iron) lime to time in any money order ollice such turns tt you ctn spare, lur which purpoie the postmaster wit iupply you with a pats book) or you may ii you prefer, remit these amount! direct to the Annuitiee De|ieitmenl in any manner that may belt luil your "nn.in.nu- (II by cheque or money order, Ihis ahould be drawn lo the order ol the receiver general). Upon your dapoaitl 4 |ier cent, compound in- i.-i.-i will.be allowed, and at tho tge ul 66 (which is the earliest ago at which un annuity can licgin, or at uny In 1 it age desin.i, an.I ul cuursc, tho lunger deterred the larger will be yuur income, such unnuity us tho lota! amount then at your credit will purchase will be paid to you in quarterly instalments s,, long as you live. A definite amount ol annuity may hv tccurad if specific sums are regularly paid. Should ynu die belore tbc unnuity is due, all payments mode will be returned to yuur legal representn livet wilh 3 p* cent, compound tffp Q ^ „ j^ VuM)„„ Iciest ; though the same payment! will I. O. () F, North Vancouver Lodge, Ijq. 66, meets every Thursday evening, corner Lonidilt Avenue and First tlrset, it 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordislly invited to ultcnd. A. T. Ktnaidy, H.Q.J Thot. S. Nyt, nc.-aae.; Ji H. Pilling, P.O., lin.-iee.; Chot.Nye, I'.ti. tnaiurtr. n. r.HBiiorR Expert on fireplaces and all classes of Brickwork. All Work Outrtnteed Cqmer Fifteenth St. tad Mthoa Art, secure lor you 1 larger annuity il you do not with to provide lor this return. II you have tn amount tt your credit in tbi Poit Office Savings Bank, you inuy have this amount, or such pin lion of it as ynu muy desire, transferred to the Annuitiee Dtpprtment lur, or on account ol, ibo purchaee nl tu annuity. Tho minimum annuity which maybe purchtsod is $60, and the maximum $600. The earliest age ut which (lie purchase may be begun ii 6, bul it may begin at any age therealter. To each purchaser a contract or policy is issued, tnd a provident feature ol the system ie that then are no penalties ur forfeitures, If payment* ihuuld (or toy reason cease, they may be renewed at any lime ; and il arrears are Hurt mude up the only effect will be that u smaller annuity will lie scoured. A person over the tge ol 66 may buy an immediate annuity : and a lost survivor inanity, immediate or deferred may bt purchased by any tvo petaont by a amgte piymaet, By paying * llttli higher rate, oil innuitiet may be guaranteed lor ,* number of yHn certain. About 1,800 persons htvi availed E. DOWIE :ONTEACTOR AND BUILDEE Plana, Specifications, Estimates ■*■ H. D. RUGGLES BAKHISTEB NOTABV PUBLIC . > 133 6th Street But North Vancouver fbjmtn trim Mfaedub), aad Uw low ratee for tbamtelvoe of tbe Aai and over$8«0,- NEW YORK CAFE ESPLANADE WEST LOW SEA, Proprietor MEALS AT ALL HOUR8- 6 t.m. to 8 pm, First cljsi Meals jjc. Commutation Tickets, %i meali ►Y75 Rooms (or Kent at moderate rata* Lonidale Avenue Tb* cbttpeet bouae buy today Compare it with surrounding values ELDER MURRAY CO -a. 4-roum Bungalow, hut and cold water balk, etc., lenoed. 1636 cub, ^balance arrtngu. Price UfitHL NORTH LONSDALE Nye Street, ihort diitance from Lonidale Avenue. Fine corner, 152 x 132 (t. For a homeiite, thii cannot be equalled. Price $1400. Terms, 1-3 caih, 6-12 month*. Pierce & Hall REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Phone 110 New Keith Block FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! FOR ABSOLUTE PROTECTION write a Policy in the Commercial Union Fire Assurance Co., Ltd. (LOUDON. ENGLAND) ASSETS'. $94,900,000 Hole Agent PERCY KING NOTARY PUBLIC. 18 LONSDALE AVENUE Agntmtnb and Contracts drawn p, .»- Gtatrtl of ottry dts riplion rnone I J/ Convijinclng WANTED Lilt your cloie in acreage, suitable (or subdivision, with ui, we have clienU with money to invest. THE NORTH VANCOUVER TRUST 'CO., LTD. 219 Lonsdale Avenue Telephone 44 FRUIT PRODUCE CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS, Etc. -WHOLESALE ONLY PETERS & DOYLE 120 Second Street East. Telephone 206 Convenience to North Vancouver Merchant! Bu, if. Your Owa Towa. Your Orderi Solicited North Shore Locators HEAL ESTATE * FIDE INSURANCE Wc still have a lew lots left in our Boulevard Subdivision, block 231. at ^650 each, one sixth cash balance ipread over two years. No. 8 Lonsdale Ave. Phone 123 N.V.W00DYARD CUT WOOD 14 inch-43 per lotd' 1? mon-m» per (pad Cordwood-fJI ptr cord OWee ui farit SECOND arid ST. PATRICK Phone }*9 V. 0. Bo» Uf Campbell-Realty & Investment Co. Vim 8ALE-60 It. lot on 'Jib 1lT.1i. north lids, 11,360, terms; 60 ll. lot on 7th sUoet, 11,300, 1-2 ctab, balance arrange. Lonsdale in mil i an. . in. i ■' a Supply Stores late HICKMAN li 110(11) STORE OK QUALITY Cor. 8th and Lonsdale Phone 40. IIBANl.'ll S'l'tlttt, 63 Lonsdale NW Free ilolivory to ull parti nl l.ym Valloy Tuesdays und Fridays. (Jopil- iiiin, Mondays and Tintrsduyi. ■liul orders receive prompt alien- tiun. Specials for Saturday— Quaker llrund Corn, rug. 2 lur 36c .Saturday |0c Quaker Wux llunns, rog. 2 lor lho Saturday 10! French I'oai, rug, 16c Saturday 2 lot 36c Itnlliil Ouls 7 lb lor 36c I'aimed il'umpkiu, ng. lro. Baturday ...3 lur 2f» Lonadale blend nl <'iylui mil As- siiili.il Tun, run. 3Bo Balurday II Ihs. iur'jr.e l.nnniliili.' blend nl Kucha inl <lavi. t'nlfei.', ay. Wc. But. II Ihs. lor (I. 18 lb, sack I). C inyar II. Hoyal t'lnwn Snap. roi^. 6r liar . Baturday 7 nurs h.r 16.' While Swan Snap, niji. 6e ti'ir Saturday 7 1) ire In.- 3."ic Fels Naplilhn Soap, N|". 3 lur 36c Suliinlny I I n "Ik Bun Suup, reg, 6c Imr Baturday 6 'tn 3> Keiler's oli.riiiiilu.K-. rcr/. ilic. Baturdoy WV. shiver's Hiiiinnlndi', ne. title. Saturday 60c We carry a full line of Fresh Meats and Fish vi; Hoel, Kuito'i, I'l.rk. Veal nud I.,■ 11 ind in eeoiin.'A tr.al tulidlod. Hams, Stewart's rcir. 31c Suliinlny -. )!)e Kucon by side, reg. 36c Sutuiduy lie Lord, I'ure Leul, 3 Ilia, reg .Vic Saturday 46c Lord, I'uro Leal, 6 His. reg. M6c Suliinlny Uc Swill's l.urd, pure leul, i Ihs reg. t'/ik., Suluiiluy fide Swill', iatinf, pure leul 6 lbs. rej WI Sutuiduy UOc Au.liulian Onions 6 lbs lur S6c We have u complete aluck nl (rush vegetables, Lettuce, lludiidiei), (Ji«.ii Oniuni, Aspurugim, Khiihurd ut market prices. Fresh struwbvrries arriving duily. Special prices lur camps and rcsla urunls. MtOMPT DKIJVKHY GL'ABAN'lliFI) S. Prentice, Prop. New Weitminiter Land Diilricl-- Diilricl ol New Westminster. TAKE notice that Robert Duff Kimond ol Vancuuver, ll. (',.. occupation, broker, intends to apply lor ntrmiMion to purchaio the fuifowing described lands: ''■iiiiiuancing at a poll planted on tbe west side ol t tmtll bay on ihe Norlb lino ol I.ilt 3630, tbenct weit 30 cbaini more or lets to ths northwest corner ol Lu! 3630 ; (hence south 33.70 chains lu tho northeast corner of Lot 3633; thence weit 31.73 chtini to tho southeast em iu» ol I ...i 668 ; t linn i' north 80 chains mori or less to thc soutb- weet comer of Lot 1338; thence eat! 33.76 chains more or lees to shore ol laks; thence in a southerly direction along shore ol lake lo point ol commencement. ROBERT DUFF KINMOND, lllh March, 1011. t <-* N. A. KEARNS ARCHITECT BEAU WSJ tilt, LOANS, INSURANCE. TELEPHONE fy P. O. BOX 114 Telephone 270 127 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER TrfR EXPBRSS. HOSTO VAWCOUVga, B. C. PURE PAINT You buy psint lo but advantage wben you get M-L, Paint, bictuie it Ssvea time—spreadsloesiy. Stvti coit—t little covin io mucb lurltci. Sitci bother all ready la uie. 8ivee expenst — repainting not necisury for longest pcmibli limt. M-L Pun Pilot li mill lo •> color, for ill purpoata b. ImrKrliJ V.ml.h J Color Co . I.tj.joronlo Hlkl lour walli .main wilb Uii w.aliaMt. durable, .anh.ry M-L FI.I W.ll Color., ll.li.de.. Recommended and sold hy North Vancouver Hardware Company 265 265 265 BIG DEVELOPMENTS PENDING HALF MILE OF DOCKS I'or pick ul listing*, »ce ELDER MURRAY CO. 265 SEE US FOR SASH DOORS MOULDINGS- BRACKETS VERANDAH POSTS, ETC, ETC. lllillliAl.il SASH & DOOH I Ad OK Y, foot of St. George We solicit i trial hid ou your Order, stiuill or large i , —*——> , ■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■ WASH GOODS SPECIALS GENUINE SCOTCH (IIMUIAMS, our own iinportotiun in l'loin' Shumhroys und Checks, ipeciaJ por yurd ,. Wc. 33-inch PRINTS, itiiod licuvy i|Unlily, light and dark colors, special per yurd ' 10c, .1 DHKSS Ml SUNS, plain uud fancy Dimity stripes, also dots and crossbars, price ....' IOo and 16c. A lurge iissiirtiiiunl of Vicloriu l.uwns, liidiun Linens, l'ereiun Uy/oi, Niusookt, Organdies, etc. Bullous covered from yoUr own mulorial-all si/«s. .it. ...iii., 'i mm* J. J. McALEECE lM'ii.1. Block Lonsdale Block M/NSDALK AVEWJE COR. 16th and laONSIMMJ phone M Ph. .iu. 263 TWO STOKES (Continued, from page 3) ft bullied blm. Sa could not say of what ibe thought tnd told hlmiclf bitterly thut it wai nut fur him, a pauper, tq presume a plaice lu ber meditation^. |fe must not furgr-l all clrciimatuncca nor let ber lulerance render blm oblivious to bli place, wblcb quilt ba a icrvant'i. not a lov- ttt. The bettor tq convince himself ef tbii be plunged deaperataly Iuto a forlorn attempt tq make bead or tall qf Belgian railway ecbedulce, complicated, ne theco of ncceetlty are by tba alteration from normal time notation tq tbe abnormal lyitem lanctloned by the government, and vice vena, wilb every train that crossca a boundary Hue of tbe ituto. 80 preoccupied did ba become In tble pursuit tbat ba wai lubcouiclouily linprcucd tbat tba girl had spoken twice ere be could detach bit Intereit from Ibe uaiperatlngly Inconclusive and Incoherent cohort! of ranked fig- ure! "t'liii't you And oat anything?" Dorothy waa asking. "Prccloua little," bo grumbled. "I'd give my bead for a Bradabawl Only It wouldn't be a fair exchange. Tbere sccma to be antexpreai for Brugei leaving tbe flare dn Nurd, Bruweli. at Ofty-llve inlnutet after 33 o'clock, and If I'm net mlataken that's tbe latest train nut uf Brussels ind tbe curliest we can catcb-lf we can Catch It. I've never been lu Brussels, and heaven nnly knowi bow Ions It would take m to cab It (rotn tbe Giro du Midi to tbe Nord." In this statement, however. Ur Klrkwood wai fortunately mistaken. Not only heaven, It appeared, bad cognizance of the distance between tbe two itatlona. While Klrkwood wai hi ill debating tbe question, wltb pessimistic tondcnclei, tbe friendly guard had occasion to put through the coacb and, being tapped, yielded the desired information wltb entire tractablllty. It would be a cab ride of perbapi ten mlnuici. Monsieur, however, would serve hlmiclf well It be offered iho driver au inhume tip aa an Incentive to speedy driving. Why? Wby. lie ciuse (here the guard consulted his walcb, und Klrkwood very keenly regretted ibe loss of bli owni-bccausc thii train, announced to arrive lo Brus sels some Iweuty minutes prior to Ihe departure of tbat other, was already laic. Bul, yea, a matter of some ten iniiiuti"! i-niiiii that not be made up? Ab, mooeleur, bul who should sty? The guard departed, doubtless with private views at to the madness of all English speaking traveler!. "Aud there wc arel" commented Klrkwood in fociltluui rctiguitlou "If we're obliged to slop overnight In Brussels our friend! wBl be on uui back before we can get out In the morning If tbey bave to come bj motor car." Ue reflected bitterly uu tbe fact tbat with but ■ little mure money at bia disposal be, too, could hire a motor car tnd cry dollince lu tbelr persecutors. "However" be uuienil. d. wilb rising tplrlla. "to mucb ihe belter our chance of losing Ur. Uobbt. We mutt be ready to drop u the Instant tba train ttopt." Ut begin to unfold another time table, threatening again to loee blm self completely, aud waa thrown lulu Ihe utmost confusion by the touch of tbe girl's bund, In appeal placed lightly on bli arm And bad ihe been obterv ml ibe might bave seen i iccoud lime bit knucklea whiten beneath the ekln aa be asserted bia aelf control, though tbit time not over bit temper. Ull eyes, dumbly eloquent, turned to meet hen. She wu nulling "Pleucl" ebo Iterated, wilb tbe lent Imperative preuure ou bit bind, pushing the folder tilde. "1 beg pirdon I" bt muttared blankly. "Ia It quite ueceuary, uow, to itudy those schedule!? Uaven't yuu decided to try for the Brugei express'/" "Wby, yes. tatf'- "Then plcete doa't leave me to my Lbuugbti ill Ibt timt, Ur. Klrkwood." There wot t tremor oX laughter lu ber voice, but ber tyea were grave ud taructt. "I'm vary weary of thinking round In a circle, and tbat," tbe concluded, with t uervoua little laugb, "bl all 1'vt bad tq do fox daya." "I'm a/rold I'm vary atupld," he humored ber. She witched blm, a Utile piqued by Ui ibientminded mood for a moment, tben, and not wltiwut a tract of malice, "Mutt 1 tall yoa again what tq talk aboutr the aaked. "Forgive mi. f wu thinking about If not talking to yon. I've bean wondering juit why tt waa tbat you lit* tbe Alethaa tt Quaeniuorougb to go on by eteimcr." And linincdlatcly ba wu sorry tbat bli tadlcu query bad awung tbt convert! I Ion to bear upon ber father, tbt thought of whom could not but prurt painful to bir. But It wit too let* to mend mat ten. Already ber evaneacent luib of ninuoemeut bad given place to rrini'iubruuce. "It wu on my UtbaCa account,'' aba told blm In a steady voice, but wlto everted eyea. "Ba Is a vary poor tailor, and the promlae of a rough paaaage terrified blm. I believe tbtrt wu a difference of opinion about It, be dlt- puling wltb Ut. Mulrcady and Cupula Blryker. Tbat wu Juit after wt bad left tho incborage. They boUi Inilttad tbat it waf ttfer to continue by tbt Aletbea, but be wouldn't listen to tbem and la Ibt and bad bli way. Captain Btryker ran tba brlgiutine toto tbe mouU) of tba ttedway ud put ut uhore Just In time to catcb ibt steamer," I r Btte abnMared nightly."Htfdly I I tblnk | oiled Uw tblp from Ibe moment I tat foot on board her. It wu l dreadful place. It wu aU nlfbtmar- lib tint night, but tt aaemed moat terrible oa tbe aj«**«j2{**^ m*ff mmm mmm m/mt m^mmffmfmm mfr* (Continued nnl ium) .fm A. Pf INDUSTRY FOR NOBTH VANCPWEB Tbe Burrard Cj^r Mfg. Cq. ).l|.~ ' Oapitti |lii,oi;o-Divid d into loom Shares. For the last lew yoari patt i be. pec pip ol Vouoouvor and udjoinw; lovni bavo enjoyed a tremendous nil fipiij inorcaio in Aai estntg values and have, llierelore, given themselves up largely to the speculation in tltat commodity; now, howovor, wu Intvo retched a period that injusti.'es nl dil- feiviit' kinds muit be uinit.il in ordor to, in a mouiure, sustain tin valuci, tbat th.' boom hai creetd, otinrwiiu tbo bottom will fall out nl Iht He ,1 Estate market, A local industry hus many distinct and lavnruble point! :' lit. If omployi home labor. 2nd. [t prevonti sending away fi.'in li''in.- tha I'ie.iiiT pari of tbo rnqney, therefore increases circulation ol thul always appreciated agent at homo. 3rd. ll i.Mild loyally lo buino markets by ils demand lor support ol home industries. 4th. ll assists iu advertising tho city as a manufacturing and industrial center. Thereluro a few' business men ol North Vuneouver huvo associaled themselves and formed a Company for the purpose ol menulncturin; cigirs Tho n.iiii.- ol this compuny is Till'' BUBBABP CUiAR MFG. CO., LTD., mul lur.thu purpose ol getting the goodwill and strength that numbers givo, havo decided to start iu a modest way, and with a small ciipituliiu- tion, distributed among a large number of loyal Norlh Vancouver men The capital needed could be obtained Irom Iwo or three people, but lor genuine and lusting .success il is deemed to he n better plan to divido it among many ond thereby secure the advertiiing lhal interested frienda can give. The e.|'n|.iii.in will be (nexptniivo uud stuck will be bought in such quanlitiei as in insure modcroto prices The man at the head nl the manufacturing is on expert, whicli will guarantee the output tu be ui ii liigh ill"; The fullowing atatemenl will give uu approximate idea ol the possibilities wilh even a modest sturl, and i,.lumen.nig this business nuw gives on excellent promise lor growth us the city and population increases: l-.|.iipni.'ni, providing lor employ im in ol lour in. n (ond an output ol Irom 30 l<> 36,000 cigars por month), $76 ; runt lor three months, |60 ; materials, lubor and appurtenances, IV 300; preliminary oxpcneoe, $£00; lotol Cost ol.cigars placed in storoe per l,t)00, lw; aoid .Bt #60 to. 166, or on average propt per 1,000 qf 33 per II, thereluro, we make and sell only 30,000 cigars per month tq begin witb wo can show a gross profit qf more tbun $330, but as wo do not intend to remain stationary at this modem) slatting point, wo figure that wltb a blgb grade of goods, and close nltm- tiqn to business, wo will receive tbo appreciation find good will of ihe public lo iiin-h an extent that bolore a your bu gono by, our output bus boon more than doubled. A few dollars invested in Ibis will not make you rich, but will give an iulvrc-Hl ou tho money invested several limes thut ol „ savings bunk. Yuur support, moral und financial, is neeih .I expected und will be highly appreciated by THE BUHBAUD CIGAR MEG. C(). LTD., LEO WILKE, Manager. Tender* Wanted SEALED TENDEHS will be received until 6 p.m. op Thursday Ith May, 1011, by tfao undersigned lor ibo grading ol Lynn Valley Scboul Grounds iu accordance with Ibe plan, specification and schedule ol quantities lo be soon at this oliioo. Tbe loweet or any lender not necessarily accepted. JOHN R. COSGROVE, District Engineer. Districl Municipal Office, North Vancouver, B. C, 34th April, 1311. 3-6 One Woman Says: " The free Booklet and Color Card Uught ma a lot of things worth knowing about harmonising colors, md a lew ten cent packages of Rainbow Dyes helped me to bar- innnii-u tbo climbing cost of living md drenlng well, with our stationary income, by dyeing a )nt of things from my wardrobe to look fresh uud stylish. ..rfflWtt Aik for III frtiBeoldil sti" Color CsrJsl M. s. Mcdowell B. C. DIJCOMMUN-6, 10, 16c store FOR SALE 300 Feet of Water- frontage with crown grant, known a* Wallace Shipyard*. Term* to suit purchaser. Apply ,H. H. DEVINE, Seymour St. Vancouver General Contracting EXCAVATING, CLEARING, GBAD 'TNG, Etc. Estimates Given. Macl ennan ii Andruftft Keith Road, eait ol St. Goorge'e Avenue, or P. 0. Sox 131 All new bouses should be piped for gas in order to aave tbe heavy expenditure for tbia convenience at a later date. N. V. LIGHT, HEAT & POWER CO . LIMITED. NortH Vancouver HOSPITAL . COKDUCTIO IT THE MISSES DA WSON Certificated Surgical, Mtdictl ind Maternity Nurses Nuiiii tMt Oil M Afptltltlos For tirmi apply it the Hoipittl imii Street Eist. PHONE bO m *9 Fraternal Societies 9%p We Specialize in Society Printing. We carry a stock of Emblemi (or most orderi. If we have not youn we will get it «. The North Shore Press Mfttrrw NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. MMMNMMHMMH ■)„■, m thh mmm, mm vangouvrr, ». a Brighten Up!! HOUSE CLEANING IS NOW ON WE, CARRY FULL LINES OF Bapco Pure Paints Baplac Vamwhes Shmgle Stains Japalac Varnishes * Enamel Paints White Lead Oils, Brushes, etc.. , Hardware Stoves Furnishings Patterson. Goldie & Clark North Vancouver Hardware Store 104 ESPLANADE NEXT TO POST OFFICE Parkdale Finest Alberta Butter 30c. lb. May Flower, Spring Brook or Ayrshire Roie 3 lbs. $1,00 5 lbs. of good Tea 1,50 5 lbs. ol better Tea " - 1.75 5 lbs. ol the best Tea 2.00 AT \ CLAVERIE & ARCAND Corner First Street and St. George SPECIAL NOTICE THOR will be on exhibition daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the B. C. Electric Railway Co.'i office, 50 Lonidale Avenue Elegant New Styles in Men' s Spring Suits Priced to save dollars for you and build trade for us. $10 to $35 See them and you will want to see how you look in them. Try them on-then you'll want to own one. They are extraordinary values, as you'll realize when you see them. I WM. CUMMING WATER NO! 101 NOTICE ii hereby given tbat an application will be made under I'art V. 1)1 the "Water Act, 1IHIU," to obtain a lioeiiso in the District ol North'Van eouver. Group 1, New Weetroinster, (riow Vanoouver qiitriet). (a) 1%! name, addreee and occupation ol tb« anpHoant—Tbe Our|i»Fft- tion ol tbe Diilrlet ol Nprth Vanoouver. (II lor mining purpoiee) Free Miner'i Certificate No. (b) Tbe name'ol the lab, stream or source (it unnamed, the description is)-MoC»rtuay Creek. (c) The point ol diyereloii-About WKI feet miiilli of the northern Imun- iliu-v ol Distriot Lot WIS. (il) Tho quantity ol water applied lor (in ciiliiu bet per second)—1 cubic feet per second. (e) The oharaoter ol the proposed. Works—Wooden dam and intake. (I) Tbe promises op whieb ths Water is to Im used (deecriba samo)—Ths Distriot of North Vancouver. (g! The purposes (or which the water is to be used-Municipal purposes. (h) II lor irrigation describe the land intended to be irrigated, giving oci-eago-Not lor irrigation. (i) If tbe water is to be used lor power or mining purposes deeoribe tbe place where the water ii'to be returned to some natural channel end the difference in altitude between point o diversion and point ol return—Nut for power Or mining purpoeee. (j) Area of orown land intended lo be ocoupied by the proposed works- None. (k) This notice wai posted on th 39th dav ol April, lull, and applioa lion will be made to the commission er on the second day ol June, IUII. (1) llive the names and addresses o any riparian proprietor - or licensees who or whose lands are likely to be effected by the pronoeed works, either above or below the outlet —Thomas Aitken, Harold Drentnn, Conrad and Henry Hewitt, all ol rianaimo, and V. H. Hepburn, Fanny E. McCartney and K. W. MacfiUiii, all ol Vancouver. (Signature) (P. 0. Address) Note—One cubic loot per second is equivalent to .15.71 miners' inches. I'll The boundaries and area ol the municipality aro as follows I All that pieco of land commencing at a posl marked Q, V. II. aituate on the westerly ahore' ol the Norlb Arm ol llurrard Inlet, being the north-easl i'ii nn- ol lot numbered 873 in the Diilricl ol New Westminster; thence >>est along Ihe north boundary ol laid lot numbered 873 to the north weit corner thereol; thenoe in a weiterly direction to thc north-ooet corner of lot niiiiilii'iiii lifiii; thence west ulong the north boundary ol ssid lot numnored DM to the north-east corner ol lot numbered !)88 situated on .Seymour Creek ; thence weet along the north boundary nl aaid lot numbered 9th to the mu ih nest corner ol said lot; tlrence in a westerly direction lo tbs north-east corner ol lot numbered 876; thence weet along the north I oiiudni - ios ol lots numbered 875 and 474 end a line produced to the interscnvion ol the omit line on Howe Sound . lln neo s.iuihi'ily along the coast line lu point Atkinsou ; thenoe eaet along lho rn.ill line and north sbore ol llurrard Inlet to a point in the south-west corner ol lot numbered 373 ;> thence n ith ulong Ihe west boundary oi snid h,t io ihe north-west corner . thence et.il elong the north boundary ol said lot numbered 373 iuid lot iimnli.-ied 373 to the n"iih i.'".I comer ol aaid loi numbered 373; thenoe eoulh ulong lho eosl boundary ol auid lol to '.he intfiiic- lion ol the shore lino; Ihunce ouslerly along the said shore lino to Rocfaa Point; thence northerly along the west shore of the North Ann ol Ilm raid Inlet alorosuid lo point ol commencement, and i-.iiiiiiiniiid una hundred souure miles, more or less; (r) Approiimutely the union -r of in hiibilunln is 1800. (.Signed) THE COHI'OUATTON OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH VER. JOHN 0. F*lla«EB, 0. M. C 80S equivalent to 8M| uuW Mies. . (<|) Tba boundaries »nd are* ot lho municipality uro as follows: All that pioue of land commencing at a post marked G. F. II. situate on the weiterly shore ol the North Arm of Burrard Inlet, being the porth-eait corner ol lot.numbered 873 in the Distriot of New Westminster; thenoe west along the nnrth boundary ol said lot uumbered 873 to the north-west oomer thereol; thenoe in a westerly direction to the north-vast corner of lot numbered WW; thence weet along the north boundary ol laid lot niimboml %ti to the iioi'lh-ottBt. corner ol lot numbered 088 situated on Seymour Creek; thenoe wunt elong the north boundary of said lot numbered <w to the northwest corner of eaid lot; thenoe in a westerly direction to tho iioithensl WATER NOTICE 11.3-115 Lonadale Avenue. SEEDS TIMOTHY RED CLOVER BUJK GRASS WHITE CLOVER RYE GRASS ALFALFA B. k K. MIXED LAWN GRABS Seed Potatoes EARLY ROSE •URBANE SUTTW'fl RELIANCE All oat malt alt tpemaUy vmUA and teatad U amply wit* fatai Botitwi A* h bayim ««kde den't oaarmtm nmMy. Wt almmrtJalmliu4 FERTILIZERS tWmmtmmaammmmtmmmammaamammmmmmmmwwmmammmtmMwmmw The BrackfMn-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. UmWAlf. AVKNUK. ' At Ferry UuAm NOTICE ii hereby uinn thai en application will be made under Part V. 4 the "Water Ant, IUM," to obtain a licence in tbe Dietrict ol Nortli Vencouver, Group, I, New WeetminiUr, (now Vancouver) dietrict. (a) The name; addreee and occupation of the applicant—'ibe Coipora- 1108* of the limliii t of North Vuneouver, jl' lor mining purposes) Free Manure Certificate Plo. (ii) The name of tbe lake, stream or source (il unnamee, the deaaoriplion ill -Creek running through Dietrict Ix/t Ml and erowing Kaitfa Rood about 10 chains weet of eait boundary ol aaid Distriot l,oi. (0) Tha point ol diversion -Iu Dii- (riot I .ul (33 at or about 10 chain! north ol ths Keith Road. (<t) Ihe quantity of witar applied for (in cubic feet per second) 2 lubio feet por aecond. , . , . (e) The chareolar ol the proposed worke-Wooden dnm and inluke. • (f) Tbs premises on wbich tha water is lu lw ueed (describe sume)-The District 4 North Vancouver. (g) Ths purpoie* for which th* water ie to be used-Municipal purposes, (b) If lor irrigation deeoribe the land intended io be irrigated, giving a0r*age-Not lor Irrigation. (i) II Ih* water ii to be used lor power or mining purpoeee describe the place where (he water ie lo b* returned In some netural channel, end Ine diflerencs in altitude between point ol diversion and point of return-Mot lor power or mining purposes. (1) Aria of Crown lead intuaded to be ocoupied by the proposed workt- Nrme. ,. (k) This notice woe polled on the Wtb d.v M April, |»ll, and eiriW lion will be made to tbe oomi»U)oMr on the Seooad day of June,.1011. (I) Give the name* and oddrseaai ol any riparian proprietor! or lisweeoo who or whoM l*adi era Ijjkaly to b» aleeUd.b}' the propoaed works, mlAat above or Mow the outlutr-C. 0. Wick- of Vencouvse, Th* balance is Indian reeerva. ......... corner of lot numbswd 875; thenoe weH along the north boundurjei ol lots numbered 878 and 874, and a lino produced to the intersection nl the coast line qn Howe Sound i tdi"n°<> southerly "'"ng the const line lo Point U- kin»nn | twice eait along Iho c list line uud nurth shore ol Burrard in ot to a point in the soutb-west pome' ol lot numbered 378; iheinv 11..1-* '■ along the west boundary ol laid |ul to tha north-west comer; thenoe esat along the north hnuii.lury l|f snid lot (lumbered 378 and lot numbered H73 in the north-east oornsr ol laid lot numbered 373 ; thenoe south along the cast boundary ol said lot m tbe in- joi'sootii.n ol the ih.ro ln>) thine iiistorly ulong Iho suid ilinre lino to 1'o'iie Point) .ihi'iic 11.01 h.d I; along the wost shore ol the North Arm ol Burrard Inlet aforesaid \o point ol onninuffloenient, and containing one hundred square miles, nW» or lew 1 (r) Approximately the number of inhabitants ie 1800. (Signed) TUE CORPORATION OF till! DISTRICT OP NORTH VANCOUVEB. JOHN 0. FARMER, 0, M. C. 80-8 . FRED G. TURNER Notary Publio Loam, Iiiveitmsiiti and Insurance Room 307, 133 Granville St., Vancouver, B. 0. Pboni 8300. Land Registry work a specialty. New Subdivieions in North Vancouver City i. LARGE CLEARED LOTS Fronting on Grand Boulevard in Blocks 226 and 227 Alio Loti in Block 230, Fronting on Grand Boulevard and LoU in Block 232a, ■' ■' FOR PLANS, PRICE LIST AND PARTICULARS, APPLY TO ahon, McFarland & Procter, Limited Cor. Pender and Seymour Sts., Vancouver, B. C. Phone 6286 ■I ! MARTINSON & CO. f Real Estate and Fire Iniurance Agents Agreement* for Sale Bought and Sold Loam Negotiated, RenU Collected Choice Properties for Sale in All Parts of the City Phone 173 62 Lonsdale Ave. P. O. Box 72 t, North Vancouver City LARGE LOTS, 50 ft. x 147 ft. r1 Cleared, Ready for Building In Blocks 15, 15a, 16 and 16a. D.L. 550. Prices: Inside Lots, $750 to $1000 according to location. Double corners, $ 1900 to $2200. In Blocb 9 and 9a. Prices: Inside Lots, $600. Double Corners, $1500. Terms; 1-4 Cash, Balance 6, 12 and 18 months. ACREAGE in D.L546and550 subdivided into blocks of from I to 4 or more acres. Prices per acre, from $2000 to $3250 . Terms: 1 -4 Cash, Balance 6,12,18 & 24 months The Grind Boulevard extendi through thii property i • ■'' FOR PLANS, PRICE LIST AND PARTICULARS, APPLY TO The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company, 1^% 843 PENDER ST. BsiBS VANCOUVER, B. C. m W»m NQSTfr WeQUVBR, j; ft. S8V8IT The Bank of British North America Capital m Up 14,866,6^, Rewve Fund $2,632,333. MtMmnMMMMHriHaiiaiqaMaieaaMaa^^ g Officei in North VmiwwtW^S CORNER WNSPfUE AVENUE ANP ESPLANADE UPPER LONSDALE AVENUE (near Fourteenth Street) ' i> d . ' Ul . . Saving PeppBJts of JJr.'oo and upwards received. Interest allowed at current rates. Banker'?'Money Orders issued. Until nllii'i\s transact a general Uniting business and are open nil Sill ill duy uigllt. F. T. SALSBURY, Manager. PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS ACT Richmond Electoral District. TAKE NOTICE that I bave received objections in writing to the retention! the following names on tbo llogiiter of Votera for tbo Richmond Electoral District on tbo iirouutls stated bolow. AND TAKE NOTICE that at u Court ol Revision to be held on the 1st day ol May, l'.HI, at the Cily Hall, Norlh Vancouver, II. C, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, 1 shall hear and determine, the said objections, and unless such named porsoni or some other provincial voter on thoir behalf, lutisty pie that such objections ore not well founded, 1 shall atrika euch name! oft tlie said register. V THOMAS SHEPHERD, Ihiled Ihii llllh day of/April, 1011. Registrar ol Votori. THE FOLLOWING PERSONS ABE REPORTED ABSENT FROM THE DISTRICT i • No. on Register NAME PLACE OF ABODE » Abercrombie, ,1. T Lulu Island 60 Aiii.iit, John Sea Island .ajj4..,.t...By!, tlerbert ,...,..,[)lock 6 Nr. 7, Sea Island lUSC Boihwell, J. B Lulu Island 374 .-..Burrell, Henry ...Srn lslund li86.......,.Burlop, William Steveston fi Hi lumiey, .innien , ., Sea Island, Ehurne fill) Daniel:., Duniel li South Vuneouver 878 '....Diobel, A|hort Win Steveston 6711 Ilirmr, William Eburno 674... Diiiuwull, llohort M Sea Island * 716 Duff, Alox Lot 111, illock 6, Sea Island 777 Evans, Alex. E Lot 6, Gr. 1. 831 Fisher, ■lam.s . Sea Island 1010 Grigiis, Clinton A. Eburne 1178 Hirst, P. C. ..'. Iliiclibcrry ltd. l't. Grey |313 Hooper, Wm. 'bus Lulu Island 1374 Huslun. Wm. I* Lulu Island 1333 Irwin, Holit Sea Island 1330 lohnslon, F. II Lulu Island 1348 Lines. E. ,1 Sua lslund 1662..„,..,.Logic, .1 nines Sea Island 1633.... Mnlheson, John Soa Island 1633 Malhuwsiin, Peter I Inline, Lulu Island 108!) iiTcLeoIl, Roderick Soa Island 2003 McMyn, .lames Soulh Arm, Lulu Island 3003 McMyn, .lohn Soo lslund 3240 Ruliey, Chut. Eburno 3406 Sauudure, Jos .I.ulu Island 3716 Telford, Thos. .Lulu lslund 3864 Walker, Wm Lulu Island 3036 Wooltnl, Jas Lulu lslund No. 3 Road THE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE REPORTED DECEASED 7 Abercrombie, Robt. Henry ...Term Novo 168 Beer, .lunue Sluveslon 301 Ilroek, .lohn Hburnu, Sea Island 633 i ..n..11;. I'.yrira Soa island 616 Deloeck, Alherl Claud lluri|uillum 761 Elliott, Frederick 301b Ave. and Heather, 1). L. 473 1041 Origjjs, F. T Eburno 3361 Rowan, Duncan Terra Nova 3467 Sheridan. Wm. 17th Ave., Fuirview 2027 While, Thos. A Stovoelun 2038 White, Thus. Aloysius South Vancouver 3003 Withoy, Peter Lulu Iilond ===== TUC ===== COMMONWEALTH VANCOUVER'S NEWEST CLOTHING STORE. Complete Showing of New Spring Goods We Sell Everything for M» but Stai THE COMMONWEALTH STORE W. DICK,. Prop. 47 * 49 HASTINGS STREET, PAST-47 & 49 NEXT 1K10R '10 THE PRINCESS THEATRE NORTH LONSDALE ■A few yards oil LONSDALE AVENUE. Only two Iota left, each 50 ft. by 167 It. Price only $500 each, 1-3 cash, balance 6, 12 and 16 monthi. ELEVENTH STREET Block and ball Irom c# line, a cleared 50 ft. lot fa . ||050, 1-3 caah, balance /j and 12 aifnih, C« E. LAW80N & CO. (i M)KSP4J.B AVg. NORTH VANCOUVER I'lwne in- -I'. O. tintBl mmmmmmmwm umi Iwaae»««aae«ej>awt>a«pa»e»»twwi Communication Editor Eipreii: In your paper ol the 38tb imt. you gave an artiole to tbo effect tbat Iff. It. RiHjl, "tbe bone ql contention ho- twoon me and my council and engineer," bud resigned. I think it "only lair mul juit to myself tbat you give tbii letter publication to flatly contradict such satirical stigma to a publio official, common souse and justice. Mr. Coegrave'i dctiro to discharge tbe superintendent wai ouly one flf many incident! which led urn to privately aik lor his resignation. I was doing my duty and I om still ol the opinion tbat our chief engineer lacks the oiporienoo whidi is required to fulfil such an office. I um n practioal man and one who has beon over the municipality repeatedly. Therefore I consider I know whereof I spoak. (Sgd.) T, A. ALLAN, Acling-Roeve, Distriot Municipality. ***m*w*mmmf*<*mw**m*mw**, Canadian Verse w««wivi«y.w<wvvvw«wv AT QUEBEC. By Jem Bliwitt. [Mrs. Jean Blewett wai born at Scotia, Lake Erie, Ontario, in 1889, and is the daughter ol John McKishney. She wai educated it St. Thomu Collegiate Institute and achieved her Arst success when ihe published her series ol sketches entitled "Cabinet Article!.' Quebec, the grey old city qn tbe hill, Lies with a golden glory on ber head Dreaming throughout thii hour so fair, to still, Ol other day- s id all her mighty dead The white dovci'•perch upon the can nuns grim, The flower- iiluom where once did run a tile Ol crimson, when the moon roie pale and dim Above the belli.-Held io grim and wide. Methinki within her ruse i mighty glow Ol pride, ol lenderneii—her itlrring pill— The itrife, the valor, ol the long ego Feels at her heiirlstringi. Strung, and Ull, tnd vast, She lies. ton.■bed with the luniet's golden giace. A wondrous soltneu on ber grey old lice. Piajrai and tbo nature ql the leeurity, i| any. hold by tbem. ADD TAKE NOTICE that alter tbe lit ol May, 1911, tbe eieoulor wjll proceed tq diitributo the aiiott o| tbc deeetied, having regard only to the cltims ol which bl then ihall have bad notica. AND PURTPfl TARE NPTJOP tbtt til parliei iiu|obtixl to tba iuid estate are required tq pay the amount nl their indehteincii tn tbs undersigned lorlliwith. Dated thii 39th day ol March, 1811. 8CHUI.TZ k ABNOlp, Bolicilors lor tbe Eicculor. 103-4-5 Drown Building, 9)8 Pender Slroet, Vancouver, B, 0, 3-6 1 APPLICATION FOJ LIQUQB LICENSE NOTICE ii hereby given that at the ii.".i ntting ol the Board 61 Licenio I'linimislionera lor Ibe District ol Norlh Vancouver, I, the undoriigu-iil, intend to apply lor a hotel license for promisee 'situate an Beatley Ii- liniil. Eagle Barbour, D. h. 774, in the said District of North Vaucn'iver. W. D. I'AHKEH. Dated at North Vuneouver, April 37lli, 1811. \ tl Canadian Verse SONG. By Inni Eldir Morten. | Mrs Irene Elder Morton of Clem- entiport, N.S., wai born at Hantiport, In the same province, in IMS, and was educated at -Acadia Seminary. She haa written occasional verto.J Where the soil ihadowi fall, Where tlie wind's voice! call, Softly tnd low,— Mother earth, cover mul Dailies, grow over me I Bury me low. Far Irom the sound of strife, From tlie rude voice of lite, iJury me deep I Where thc suit lummer ralo, Soothes all my weary pain, "here let ma ileep. • Wild on earth'! hopei and vato Even love touches pain— Bury me low I Mother earth, cover mtl Duisies, grow over inel Bury uie low I NOTICE Notice is hereby givon that thc liowo Sound and Norlhern Kuilway Company (a cumpany incorporated by tho legislature ql the 1'rovince of British Columbia) will apply at the present session oi parliament ol Canada lor an Act (1) declaring that the works und undertaking ol lho Company aro worka lor the general advantage ol Canada: (3) lo ostend the lilies ul railway which the Company is now aiitli.iiin.il to const)net and operate aa follow,): from a point at or near Lillooet, thence nurlbcrly along the valley ol tbo Fraser river to the town ol Fort Oeorge, thepco northerly lo the valley ol tbt Parsnip River and along the valley ul tbo Parenip river to a point at or near its junction with il"- Ponce rivor, thence easterly alonu the Peace rivor to Poace Rivor landing ; with power lo lay out, construct, operate and maintain a branch line Irom Nowporl al tho head of Howe Sound to the cities of North V'ancou vor and Vancouver; (9) to empower tho Company to own, develop and o|> ei ni .■ water jiowtrs lor tho purpotei ul its undertaking; (I) tu construct uml operate telephone and teleuroph lines und to charge tolls lor lho use thereof ; (6) to own, build, purchase or othorwise obtain tnd operate steam and other vessels; (li) to build and operate elovators, wharfs, warehouses, etc., and to carry on Ihe business ol general warehousemen, and lor such other powers and privileges is may lie incidental or necessary lo lho above. HATED al Ottawa this Mli day ol April, 1811. PRINOLE k GOTIIRIE, Citiicn Building, 01 lava. Solicitors for the applicants. 21-h RESERVE NOTICE ii hereby givon that all vt- oant Crown landi pqt already under roiirye, lituutod wtyhln the bounder- let of tba, Und Recording Districts of Cariboo und Lillooet, and the Kam- loops Division ol Vale Land Recording Diltriot, are reserved Irom any alionotiou undtr tb* "l*M Act" except by pre-emption. POBT. A- BENVTIPK, Deputy Minister of Lands. Department of Lnnda, Victoria, B. C, April 3rd, 1811. 7-fi .1. J'J.r''■'■ 3 , a ' NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE li hereby given that, under tho authority contained in section 181 ol the "Land Act," a regulation bat been approved by the Lieutenant-Ooverner iu Coundl fixing the minimum salo pricei ul firit and leoond-class lands at 11II tnd 18 per nere, respectively. This regulation further provides thut tho prices fixed therein shall apply to all liiu.lii with respect to which the application to purchase is given favour able consideration aftor this date, not- wkhstanding tbo dalo ol auch application or any dolay tbat may nave occurred in the consideration ol tbe samo. Further notice is hereby givon that all persons who havo ponding applies i uiii.i to purchase lands undor tbo provisions ol sections 34 or 86 ol tbe "Land Act" and who are not willing to complete sucb purchases under thc prices flxod by tbo tlorcsuid regulation shall be tt liberty to withdraw such applications and receive rciund ol tbo moneys deposited on account ci euch applicatiqns. WILLIAM R. ROSS, Minister ol Lands. Department ol Lands, Victoria, B. C, April 3rd. 1811. f-6 Welcome Phone —— 198 PUBLIC 8EBV1CE ACT The qualifying examinations for tbirtj-clatt Clcrki, .funior f'lerke and Steuographeri will lie held at tie lol- lowing places, commondng on Monday, the 3rd duly next:—Armilrong, Clrilliwack, Cumberland, Golden, 'hand Forks, Kamloops, Kttlo, Kd- owini, Ladyamith, Nanaimo, Nelson, Now WcstmintUr, North Vancouver, Peachland, Hovdslo'se, Rostlend, Sal- iii.'ii Arm, Suinini'iliiiiil, Vancouver, Vernon and Viotoria. Candidates muet bo llritish subjects between the agte of 31 and 3D, If lor Third-elan Herts; and between 16 and SI, il for .funior Clerks or Stenograph art. Applications will not be aocepted if received later than lho I6lb 4 June next. Further information, togolfaer , with application forms, may lie obtained from the underiigned. P. WALKER. Regiilror, Public Service. Viotoria. B. C, 37th April, 1811.IS-6 s*»= IN THE MATTES OF TBE ESTATE OF MARTHA H. WW DE C*48FJ> WfW* W HEREBY OlVaVJ Uul tH- perioai baying c|»i«« N*^ the tttate of Mtrtht H Molt, deeett ed, late of tbt City of North Vencouver, tre rtqujnd lo eent by pott, prepaid, or deliver to SobulU k AmU, loHdton /or the exeou'tor of Uuitid ^m^amMmff Aifaftf fmfHm; pUfi mtmff mmmmmi A. Campbell Hope CA. CAL. ARCHITECT 603 iltitingi Street Witt, Vancouver, B. C Phone 6836 Residence: Tiroman Illock 368 111 St. Eait, Norlh Vancouver. Phono RI13. n M vm- XPtRIINCK North Vdiicouvn Coal and Supply (o. Dealen in Coal, Brick, Sand, Gravel, Lime, Cement and General Buildeu' Supplies. All Orders Promptly Filled and Satisfaction Guaranted. Prices on Application. ()lTiie: Laonidale, near City Whirl Warehouie; Forman'i Wharl Grocery Store Bert Goodi at " '.' 'i I 'i"i ■■ Bed-rock Prices All lines of choice family Groceries, also Fruits, Confectionery, etc. t ' Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Our methods are receiving favor on (nil Bides und hiisiness is increasing with great rapidity Yuur orders respectfully solicited. Telephone 126 Jno. Dierssen I PROPRIETOR Coupons given Iree on ever} $i.y> order to get a chance on residential lot iu Port Angeles. BANK OF HAMILTON Capital Paid Up ■. t 3760,000 Reeorve k Undivided Profit! 8360,000 Totil Assets 40000,000 mj* : Many a fortune can bo traced liaok to tbo day it! owner deposited tbe first dollar io a Savings Account. Tbe one dollar tffordt an Incentive to deppeit more—end, ai intereit ii added to principal, the imall ium growi mure and more rapidly, until it finally hecomct a competence. One Dollar will etart an account wilh (he Bank of Hamilton. C. Q. HEAVEN, Agent, North Vencouver. *w,}Ly- EttA Ofixt: - ■ -r m^a^w* HOMESITES IN THE OTY from $200 to $450; 1-4 cash, balance 2 years All alaahed; 1 Block WEST of Grand Boulevard; open rtr.et; high ground; full view of city and hwfcor; 10 roinuUa walk from two car line*. ..... . — Why liv* milea out of the city wfcea you fm purcbaae Home- titea for lew than you pay three and four milea out, and jn the weet end at that? INVESTIGATE. BRITISH AMERICAN TRUST CO.. Ltd, CAUTER COTTON 8UIUHNG RIOHT TH8 RXPRg&S, NOW Express Classified Columns IW.-'l I I11" ' >■ ■ I—■■■ ■llll.lllll WANTKD-nroohy Hani' and live fowl, Fish Market, Irt atreet weet, Japanese woman wnnti work, washing, etc, IHth Itreet euat. 1', 0, Do! SO, Telephone ft*, Irom 7 to 9 pm. WANTBD-^Yoniig girl or olderly woman to help with two children, good ; home, good wapjoe. Harrow-Omen, St. tieorge itraet, liotween IStli and 13th. DRESSMAKING Mis, G. Findlny, Miee' and children'i dreslmnker, do- •iree work by tho day. Terma moderate, Care Mis. A. Mill, Box 184, N. Vancouvor. H FOR BALL I'uro Milk and Cream delivered. Lynn Valley Dairy, (W Lonidale. 13-8 Freeh Lettuce lor Sale. ,0, E. Keene, IMI) itreet. roR MRT Deeirablo rooimHxalb-eoutliorn ex- poauro, large yard. Referenoee, 230 -'ml atreet eaet,, , SI-IS WIT LOtST-April 33rd between. Lonidale Ave. end Lynn Valley car lim, liver and white epaniel bitch, aged, diet. 01 no use eioept to owner oa a pet. Reward lor return. '-'IM S.m. n.l Am mm, Nottb Vancouver. Poena 380. 15-fte HENRY B. WATSON Architect Roonu 10 end 11, Pender Chamber!, 533 Fender Street W. 1'hone 3461 Reeldence, cor. Lonsdale Ave and Mud itreet, North Vancouver. ra MISCELLANEOUS J. Leutit and North Loasdule Elder Hurray Co. lire Imurance. (let il al the Lonsdule I'hormiu'y, corner 8th ami Lonsdale. I'hune '-".'. ti Diiiolution of Patnerthip NOTICE il hereby given Ihat the ium ol II. M. N, Coal and Supply Cniiipiiuy, North Vanoouver, hai lieu dieaolveil by mutual ...ns.nl in nt tbe 3UI day ol Mnrcb, IUII. All accoiinli due lo tbe firm »ro pay- able tn thu uiidertiigna-il ami he will pay all'debts incurred by the fimi prior lo ihe ditto nl ilii.olulinn. 0-8 GEORGE It. NICHOLSON. United llioilii'ili.iiiil ol Carpenters and .loinera ol Amerioa. Local Nn. 1436. Headquarter! lor both workmen seeking employment and ct nlract- ori needing men, at Cummings' Store, I ..linnl.iIr Avenue. Business agent's hours 8.00 to 8.30 a.m. nnd 6 to 6.311 p.m. .1. R. Tlinin, businesi agent, tl Notice to Contractor! TENDERS nie invited until 8 p.m. May 6th neitt, lor llie erection ol a theatre building, Lonsdnle Ave. near 16th street. The lowest or uny tender, not necessarily accepted. I'luiis and specifications nl the i,lln. ol ■I. ,1. DONNEI.I.AN, Architect, III!) I'ender Street, 3-5 • Vancouver, B.C. ■P pairing businees in Jfarth Vancouver permanently nnd be more than ever rea<|y to undertake any job IB his line however bad it my ba, Until he goee, whioh will be in about a mordh'i time, he will be glad, to wt his Iriendeuthii r^eidweo, NHb atreet second house eait nl St. George's Ave. end where he st ill continue! to d.. repair work, ns his timoie too short to mink another looilion in tbe business part ol the ojty; Jeyeiry or watcb«i lor repairs can be left at the Fair confectionery etore, 6th block, Lonidale, in care of Mn. Ducommun end Son. Sincerely yours, 10-5 'C. C. HTAUFFER. H VANCOUVER', », C, A Cheap Double Corner on Queensbury Ave LoU 23 and 24, Block 14, D. L 273, 137 feet on car line by 100 feet deep. Price only $5750. 1-3 caah, balance to arrange. The above will .i..aa.>■ I- be good I..inn..-.:• i'i"|»'ij, being hiiuiii.'l .-., I'loee U) the Gland Boulevard, upon which no itorea .'nn In erected. Canadian Financiers IjWtIO Oil Qraavilie Street, VANCOUVER, II. t'. Aull.„ri/»l Capital, tl,t*»l,m. Id .il Bltlta Insurance Money to Loan 14 LONSDALE AVENUE Nortli Vau.cu.uvir Phona 2IS ERNEST EBHAGE, local Manager. New Harness Shop A IIIIANCH OF THE VANCOUVER HAHNKSS CO, HAS BEEN OPENED IN THE I'HEsUHEN (IE THE ('. M. A N. COAL AND SI ITI.Y CO., COIL ESI'I.ANADE AND ST. GEORGE'S AVE. A PI LL STOCK I F FUST- CLASS HARNESS AM) HOUSE FITTINGS WILL BE CARRIED. A SPECIALTY HULL BE MADE OF KEPAIfl.WOilK. PRICES WILL BE THE SAME AS THOSE IN VANCOf- VEIL Vancouver Harness Co. PHONE 369 I District oi Nortli Vancouver ROAD SUPERINTENDENT WANTED Application! by loiter will be lerclv "I by the uii<leiiigiu<! lor tin poiition ol ltoad • n|i.. mi.-i.'i'mi Appllcililll slate experience in clearing, ; i.ulu . iiiucudumiring, und i H..I..I ... im' i ial '..iHtiiiriuii. work, including linu- l.'v|,in:' und .'oiling. Salury #110 per month. JOHN It. COBOROVE, District Engineer, P. O. Boi 63, Nortli Vancouver. t.l. THEOSOI'IIK'AI. SOCIETV The I heoiopbicftl Society meet! in Norlh Vancouver in Room I, 61 Lonsdale Avenue (entrance next to Wei- rome Parlor) every Wuln.eduy evenln.' at - o'clock. Alteiidunce ii entirely /nit uud lurriee no obligutioni "but ever. You are Invited, Tbeni pliioal ■-I n.lv and .pieitionl. REVISED LIST OF D0NAT0BS Tho billowing ii the revised li.t to date of those who have made donations lo the North Vanoouver Hone Show; II. C. Leather Co. S|kmceri Ltd. Hesanu.Armstrong (Jeweler). M a. I kin k Co. bnovvb'i- k MuoCadley. Spilebury. P. Itochusieii. G. Grierson. Colin F. Juckion. Misers. Birks k Sona. N. Van. Coal Co. Salo k Co. C. E. Lawion k Co, N. Van. Cartage Co. Briiuhunin .'. Kerr. F. T. Salibury. li"' .il Bunk. Vnn. ILiinees Co. II. A. Smith. Geo, Brooks. W. HoNeieh, Tboinpson (iruhanic. A. B. Diplock. W. Bailey. li. A. McBain. II. I). Green-Armytuge. Norlb Shore Press Ltd. I'.. II. Ull,li'lH.ill A. E. I.iddlo. Decker k Woods. Hudson Buy Co. Kelly llouglus k Co. 0. II. Allen. Lccsoii, Dickie Ai Gross. Independent Liquor Co. J. M. Fromme. Lawsoi) k Thompson. I'. Larson. Kingsley. . ' II. Fogg. Bunk nl ll.nnili.in. (apt. ('ales. Stanley Park Livery. I'. Burns k Co. Irwin k Billings. S. Scbultl At Co. W. W. LeFcaux. Alex. Smilb At Co. joining miiBloipaMlw tntvi W.» ro- lined with a view to efltabliehing the identity of the deoeawd. Although the bloochod and hideous skull contains no recognizable |e»twe the t«ture olJ.be deoompoecd cloth and the effeqti lound in poilulii of the uliith e muy (o in Kiiiiiu el un that will hud to the tiara- veiling oi the mystery. North Vunopuver wua presented with soiiuiihing new in the line of its manufactories this morning when,a cigar manufactory under the management ol Mr. A' W. Wilkie, opened hia work rooms over McMillan's Grocery etore. Yesterday murning ue Itev. A. J. Frossor, Ihe newly iiiatulbd Baptiet minister wai making be way to the forry down the mml side of Lonsdale' Ave. he very nearly met with ami oils n.-ei iii in i. As he wae palling the building now iu course ol lonitruoti n between the Espbiiiimle and lerry a hod ol mortar fell from tha icaffold on lo the board walk only u few in linn behind Mr. Prosier. Luckily it mined him by .. lew inches, but came cloee onoiigh to be unpleaiiint. ANNOUNCEMENT * F The undersigned lokua phasure in iii.inking his friends and customer, of North Vancouver lor their highly valued support and patronage during the tail sii monthi. lie regret! to sny lhal he hai lo ulnae hii jewelry busi-! nets temporarily, Iwing railed to tin old country, both by duty and . n busineei. He, however, if nothing unforeseen occuri, will lie back again thii fall or next spring when he will engage in the jewelry and wutch re-' GRUESOME FIND A slu,eking ii.. .-'K win brought lo light yesterday ufimnoon when tbo skeleton ol a man wm diioverel bunging by several llni-kneese. ol win (low lord from a true in l.ynh Valley iu a spot known us ihe "Idle Wyld," ball a mile or more irom r'r.mime's mill nnd about a tboiieaiiil Minis from Ibo road where it bud evidently been for six months or so. The 6n Iin t wus reported to ibe oily ro.iste'Ie and llie remain! were brought to tin eily last night. At an n., ■■ il Ibis morning ul Hurron Urol', undertuk- ing purlors, presided over by Coroner Diplock, Ihe jury found a Verdict lb1' tlie man came to fail death by lur ing, Ihe evidence pointing very strong* ly to suicide. A puree with „ 11 bill, two jack knivue, a pair of small ni sore, a mntcb box, u smuil pie e ol tobacco, u pair ol gold spoa'taclce and case, load pciiril and ,. wat.-h and chain were (ound iu theclolboi. lie i'u|i, whicli wai ou the ground mar the scene ol the tragedy, wa! of tho make ol a Philadelphia Ium and tlii was Ihe only indication ol tlio iniin'i nationality. It bat beon ahsided to allow the l>«ly to remain unburiod until the police ol Vancouver and ad- CHURCH NOTICES St. Andrew'! Presbyterian church, liib street: Services nt II a.m. and 7.311 p.m. Sunday school 3.3(1 p.m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday at a o'clock. Lypn Valley Presbyterian Church- Worship, Sundays, 11 a.m., I nion Sunday S.hool, 9.30 p.m. 11. Van Munster, M.A., pastor. Lynn Vulley Methodist Church-Service every Sunday evening in limti tuts Hall at 7 o'clock. Chea. Fake ley, pastor in charge. Baptist Church - Fifth and St. George. Services al II a.m. and 7.31, p.m. Sunduy School and Bible Class at I'i. 16 p.m. Prayer und pruiee nervine Weil.,.- 'I,., ul 8 p.m. Pastor, Rev. A. J. Prosser, 'ind ilriel east. North Lonsdale Presbyterian Church —Worship, .Sundays, 7 311 p.m., Sunday School, 8,31) p.m. II. Van Huns- iter, M.A., pastor. St. jobs tho Ei nnjeli I, 8th and 13th strcuti: Holy tiiiiiiiiiinii.il, 6 a.m. morning prayer, 11 am. ; evening pre- yer, 7.311 p.m. On the first Sunday in thc month there will be a icconn celebration of lho holy communion at 11 a.m. Rector, Rev. Hugh Hooper. Methodist Church, corner ol Sixth atreot snd St. George'i Avenue- Sunday preaching services at ILK) a. m. and 7.30 p.m., Sun lay School an Biblo Clsii al 3.30 p.m., Senior l.ca gue on Monday evening al 6.00 p.m., prayer ond praise Miivica on Wednesday evening at 8.011, Jmior league service on Tlmrsduy all.-ino. a at 3.30 A cordial welcome is extended to ell to attend these lervi.e*. Pa.tor, W. C. Schlichler, reiidtn e, corner Keith Road and Ht. Andrew'!. Indian 'Catholic Church ol St. I'dnl's. Muss, 7.31) a.m. Sundiiyi. I'm lor, Hev. E. Poytnvin, O.M.I. St. E.lmund'i Catholic Church, Malum Avenue : Sunday! Ma . 10,30 a. in., Sunduy Sclinol 3.30 p.m., Roiary lleiii-Jii I i.,n and Sermon 7.30 p.m. St. Agnei Church, lloulevaid—Vicar, Itev. T. E. Howe. 7.30 p.m. evensong every Sunday: 11 a.m. Ilolv Common ion, '.'nil Sunduy ol every modth. St. f'lemenl'i, Lynn Valley-Vicar, Rev. T. 10. Howe. Aiiiilant Pricil, Rev. 11. I). Ili.-liiin, BA. 7.30 p.m., evensong, every Sunday: H a.m. holy communion, let Sunday ol every month. St. Thomas, Norlh l.onsdale»-Virar, Rev, T. E. Rowe. 8 a.m., every Sunday .- - •.■ |,t lit Sunduy in month ; 8.80 a.m., lit Sunduy in month; 11 a.m. Matin Litany und aermon, '.'ml and HI. Sunday; 11 a.m., Holy Communion and sermon, lit and 3rd Sunday.. Tbe Salvation A uny S. A. Ball, Lonidale Avenue: Sunday—11 a.m., holineae inn-ting; 3 p.m., children'! meeting ; l.lt p.m., salvation meeting: Tueedoy, 8 p.m., hnlineee meeting; Wednesday, I p.m., children'i meeting; Thureday, 8 p.m., ealvation meeting. Captain Duuglae will visit any wbo are lick or in dii- trssi at any time. Gitf den Took ——.■-. . Our spring shipment has just arrived from the factory, consisting of Rakes, Spades, Shovels, Spading Forks, Manure Forks, Potato Hooks, etc, The above are all full strapped and first grade, Drop in and look them over. Paine & McMillan The Hardware .Sfecitlisti Phone 12 First Street and Lonsdale Avenue V ^ -. McMILLAN'S FOR MONEY SAVERS A FEW OF OUR PIHCKS-COMPAHE TIIEM Willi ANY. Sugar, giaiiulai.al. IV lb. suck ,,.$1.00 I'nu, McMillun's 3 lb. lor 11.00 Baking Powder, Colwlykc Brand— full Hi I'aiini.l Fruit*, delicii us Culiiom'a Peura, Peaches, Aprico'i cud llniplierries, per Iin .40c. tin la*. Pickles, line English picklee, par Coffee-whole roiisl und freshly ground, |ier lb 38c Hum, fumy sngur cured p.-i lb....30c bolllu !l»c. Butter, fresh mude, New /.inliiiil 8 lbs , »!.«'• j. a. & m. McMillan Phone 20- NORTH VANCOUVKH CITY FKHIUKS, l,IMITi;i) TIME TABLE TAKING UFFECT MAY FIKST, ign Leave Vancouvor A.3n a.m. and ilieiealtei cveiy 30 miuii.i until 7.00 p.m. Commencing 7.80 pm. every 30 minulei until 11.30 p.m thereafter 13.16 and LOO a.m. WEEK DAYS Leave Norlb Vuncnuvcr fi.00 a.m uml lb. i. ■,. I i.-i .very 'ill ii.iib.iI.-h un lil 7.00 p.m. Commentinif IM) p m. every 3l| uiinutn until 11.00 p ni tii,iend,. 11.16 nnl 13.18 « in SUNDAYS leave Vuneouver 710, 8.30 an I U.IHI ilieie,ili|. samo as weekdayi. Leave North Vancouver 7.30, 8.HI and 8.40, thereafter some »week- dayi PASSENGER HATES Single lure 8c, 6 lor 36c, 30 lor II, 70 lor il. A "Lumber wagon-, Irucki ami druyi, 78c return. !'• - horse express curriagii ami bucks, 60c return. C—1 led-.- express buggies uml uuloi, 36c return. VEHICLE RATES All ihe 111 a. a- mla include di iv er. Iliiles A und B subject to 30 pci cciil. .lis..,nni n loll ol AO. FHEHillT TARIFF Per I'm lln. rate, 8c. Minim un rule, IHc. Time-table subject to change wlthoul notice. Company not liable lor delays, u.ndcnlol or otherwise. ll. E. KEMP, Secretary Ireasur f. Breads Bread! Union Made. Home Industry, H;(|(j<r Loaf* Better Bread. Don't funici oni l:iii','-i Home Made l/oaf. t PIONEER BAKERY .Mori's: 711 otwlale Ave. Cor. Lonsdale A llli St. m BOOST FOR YOUR HOME CITY!! ——— Our Easter Progress and Development Edition contains $\ volume of information about the North Shore, with pictures of both City and District, 5c IN W.RAPP.ERS READY FOR MAILING 5c
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