r'Zil 1 ^MV^ Volume i 1 Nqbth Vanoqdvbb, B.O., Pbipay, Apbii, 21, 10U Number 13 Regular Meeting of tbe City Council An n|i|iliuiitiiiii waa rocoivod Irom ll.-ili.-rl Orubtree inking that -*:*i-.I ■t root In opened up' acroas the crook to l.onndalc Avenue to provide access to that thoroughfare liy o uiiira convenient miiiina than that uf llie lire- lent. K-i.-i.. .1 to lho li..,.i.i of Worlta. Hr. Al.-v l'hilip wrote .,t..i n- that I..- had let contract lor clearing Iota 22, 28 and 34, bluck '-Mil ua li.r.j.i htiuaca will be erecled on audi nl thuao lota ho would roiptcst Ihat a road for lho pttrposo of u»llin;( build- iug material in to the Iota lie ..|-.-n,.1 as tho roadway lor accesi lo lite ll....I....u,l has I...ii 11...- .-,1 und is inipiisaalilc. The lunl.liu. operation! ih-pentt upon getting 2Mb i:,- I . i .1 ul Irom Lonsdule Ave. Kistivi.nl. Il.-I.-N...I to tho II,,,.i.i ol Works committee. Hr. i. G. Farmer, C.M.C., alaledin ii loiter It, the Hoard that thc rci|ficat in the matter ol the Lynn Vulley water t..:. made hy the cily council to Ihe district council hail been referred to Ilic Hoard of Works and wuter- works committee will) power to out, ulso Ihut ill ill. mill I.:i as to lho nd- vieiibiliiy ol extending Ilic cily'ibntin- dariee Acting licovo Allan und Coun. Hridgmun and Luwann will confer wilh Ihe City council on Ihis point ut tin early date. In thia mutter the clerk Wei Instruct- al lo write u.king for u date for the joinl ineeling. Tho accrelury nf Ihe Norlh Vancouver City Ferries wrote the bosrd stilling thst he hud plnood liefore that body tho comit'il'H communication ul the -'.ih in..t l'ro|jer insl i ucl ions lime been issue! lor lite preparing nl the plans lor tin laying ol the II. C, Telephone Cow I ..ni'.'- cable Irom the company* wharves on either aide ol the Inlet providing thut Ihe lerry compuny ahall not lie rcs|i»usihlc lor any dam- ago sustained by snid cablo due to navigation on Ihe Inlet. Alio Ibat the direction ol Ihe Ferry Company hud directed him (the storotsryj to ret|iect- lully rci|uost Iho city council to sub- mil u bylaw to giiuruntec g|5U,llOU on .li-L.-iiiin.-i, tho money to lie derived therefrom to be oxpoiuhd in the build ing ol a uow lerry .leiimcr nud in created v.l.uii facilities for handling traffic al Norlh Vancouver and Vancouver. This waa relerrctl lo a spinal meeting on Friday evening nol. A l.-n. i waa roud Irom the Acniiliui •lurvia ('... us follows: "Wc wrote you lo auy ihut we were calling a mooting of ll..- middlemen who were atill hold- era of tho Noilh Vancouver howl* with u view ol Basing il wo could gel them lo agree lo some concerted action and clean up the mnrkot b.-fore your bonds come out. From thi meeting held today wc lind it impossible Io gel them to agree to any plan aa euch haa paid n different price and moal ol them too high lor the nl in..i L.-t condition. I rider tin ai once take $10 Vancouver, on Thursday morning,of this wuuk at 11 o'clock for tho purpoae of discussing the permanent grading to be done to ionedale Ave. and Fir.t streets in connection with the company'a truoke. The engineer waa asked by Aid. llundereon tq look oyer profile ol the above gradea and to be proeont at tho mooting. A pulitian wue revive! from property owneri, cKiioni snd reaidenta ol Nortli Vancouver with a number ol itamea aubecribod urgently retiucetlng' the Council to open the Eaplanado through the Lonsdule tianlena to tho city limits. Aid. Dick pointed one that it would bu difficult to do this as property ownura iietilioning lor the eume did not in. li -i.-.tu in I Ibe difficultie* which stood in lln wuy otttBido of lho coat to tho city in ita present state whon ili.uatan.ln ol dollars ure monthly lie ing apunt on public work.. Aid. lien,leu,.,n moved tbat thc pa titionurs rotpicsl be grunted. There wus every neod for a thoroughfare. The Esplanade was essentially flic in- ilii.in.il slreot of North Vancouver, and us such it should lie put in a state lil lor heavy vehicular traffic at some n .In.-, in. nt . must bo held out to industries wishing lo cBlubliah themselves nn the Norlh Shoro as well as those ulreudy horo. .\ 1.1 Qendsnon did not ece why lho il."' -1. lu'.ii-- could not lw put through us sewers wero lo bo Iuid through Uu. gardens and wnlur mains had already been Iuid. Aid. Killson Ihought that aa tin council had already nun. itreet wor lhaii il could possibly bundle thia mul ter should be dolerred for sonic tun. ut leaat. Aid. Ilisa usked whut the city's in I cut ion wilh regard to Ihe Esplunudi Wiih liulore the White City proposition liml brought it ao prominently befor. tho public. lie did not think ths action in thc matter ahould bo in an1 way iiilliicin.i! by Hemphill Brother,' exploded amusement purk. Aid. Killson then moved that tht inatt.er Is- referred to ilic apecial meeting ol tho council on Thursday night. Aid Henderson ,-..■ juic ..-.I to thia, ul the same time culling attention that in the mailer of lho opening of tbc Esplanade esrth which is now being curtcd uway during Ihe improvements now going on to the streets could be dumped in thu ruvine in tho I ..n .I.J. II nitidis thereby making a p. rmnncnl till which would lie a considerable item in lite cost ol the slreot. Hepoits of Committees HOAHIMIF WOBKS- I .ie..n.i Dm iii addressed llie com iiiitlec und asked for delinile inf.hum lion relative lu council'e intention to cxpropri/jli property lor widening ot Grand Boulevard. Hr. Ducni wa. in- li yii.-.l thul committee wus of opinion ' v I council could not entertain any pr.., «al to borrow money lor such a reason v'« scsaon. lie ipplicntioti of Commodore Wood. the coinmitt.ee recommend that per- mission grunted by lu.l year', council I.' ■ ..I.i club to moor thoir float - - , i the foot tif St. [0 V't'iicyvud lor tin- cur- i ^ » I. and Muckle S.l J •A.pcucdupbc ee them and you wilhi. g*Vi to see how you look in feT Try them on-then you'll 1° *". Tl V " to own one. 1 hey are exh'^ ordinary values, as you'll realikTo when you see them. DECISIVE MOMENT DRAWS NEAR Fate of Dominion Subsidy for Second Narrows Bridge to be Decided Within Next Few Days--Supplementary Estimates Will Be Brought Down Next Week. WM. CUMMING 113-115 Lonsdale Avenue. SEEDS TIMOTHY BF.p CM)VKR BLUB GRASS WHITE flflVEB UYK GHASS ALFALFA I), ii K. MIXED LAWN GHASS Seed Potatoes KAKI.V IKI.SK HIJHIIANK SUTTON'S HELI^NCE m All our aecdi nre ap. oinlly aclocttd and toiled to comply with Seed Control Act. In buying eeoda dan't overlook t|unlily. We tlio carry a (ull line of FERTILIZERS The Brackman-Ker LONSDAI-K AVliNDI'. Milling Co., Ltd. At Ferry Landing. ■saaaaasaaassBasasssaasaaaaaai From Ibe moil authentic .ourcet it ia learned that lleeve HcNaUgllt il now in Ottawa witb initructioni snd full uuilioiiiy to act lor Burrard Inlot Tunnol and Hi idee Company in all negotiation! rolalivo to tbe Hi nice. Hr. William McNeill of the V. W. k Y. Hailway left for Ottawa on Friday last, and was due lo an in- at tho capital on Thursday. To au Express representative Hr. McNeill staled a lew daya before hia departure "I am going to Oltuwu this week and the whole m.it i >-r is in my hands ao lar aa my company ia concerned." Mr. McNeill haa, therefore ull needlul au thorily lo act lor the V. W. it Y. By. Co. ll ia understood that the reprcacn i ..i i.e. of llie two companies have at- ranged Ihe approaching coufcreace upon thc suggestion of the government which has ..ruin inlimaled ils desire thai the disposal ol the subsidy bear- langul through au amicable agreement between Ihe two applicants therefor. What :.|.pciis to lie a well founded report lins cmnnuted from IHlawa lo the affect that tho supplementary estimate! will be brought down next week for which reason it ia imperative thul mailers re the bridge lubtidy be brought to a locus without further de luy. It is, therefore, certain that lho uncertainty which haa buen retarding progrcaa with reference lo bridge matters will be removed within af; days and that lho linos which future .l.-i dop ni ii ure to follow will be d, liniii-ly determined. A rumor to trio effect thut tho V. W. it V. Bailway Company bave Bold their charter or given an option on the tamo, cannot be traced to any authentic aourco aud ie not given credence in well inform..! circles. It is ussortod, however, that the representative ol the V. Vi. k Y. declared lie fore leaving for Ottawa Ihat his Company would lie prepared to guarantee to expend two million dollars upon aotuul construction work in th immediate future. Whatever tho outcome the noxt few days will doubtless seo niomunttiua de- voltipmenla al Otlawa rolalivo to the disposal ol tho Dominion subsidy lot Seen,I Narrows bridge. way from 22nd atreet via Laraon Boad ..ml -lib atreet opened up to lots 27, 28 and 29. block 21IA, D. L. Ml, for convenience of building. Committee decided lo view tbe work. lie i.-.jii>-.-ii <>f W. I. Elliott for a road to foe conatrnclod to give acccsa lo lot I, block 2)h, 0. h. MS on which lie undertook to build dwelling houses of mine uf not leas than )2,tlK). Committee decided to view the work. He i..piest of Angui C. Penney lor road lo lie constructed to give ncco. to suli .liwsion I, lot 6, block 29, 0. I.. 148 on wbich he undertook to build dwelling li.nines. Commit tee decided to view the work. Be |Mititioii ol Hrs. A. Mordcn and others for sewer to lie const rucl od on (Continued on page 7) District Council Tho district council mot last uigbt as usual in open session. Thc buai uw. was chiefly ol a routine churucter although aome mattcra of minor im p..th.nee wero considered. A Idler was received from Ihe city Council, Unit body cxproaing willingness lo meet tbo representatives of lho district re the mailer of extending lho cily In.uml.hi. . Italph Smith wrote acknowledging receipt of resolution forwarded to him by lho council with regard tu the Bur- io. I Inlet Tunnel and Bridge (Vs. application lor a .ubsidy and beg. to slulo Ihut this matter has been bclnro the ministers for some weeks. Hr. lol.n McNougiil will call on hi. return Irom Kugland and will bring latest information on Ibis subject. Acknowledgments ol Ibe roccip.e nl copies of tbi. resolution woro also lo- ceived from Hon. tier,. 1'. Graham and lion. Wm. icinpl.'iiiun. I'ouii. Bridgman slated Ihat ho had reliable information lo tbe effect thut when lho new car line wot o|>eiitid on Fell Ave. the B. 0. E. It Co. intend abandoning thai portion ol the company's tracks from Fell Ave. lo Ihe pi.-.-.-ui terminus on Ihe Capiluno rotd "Snd on behalf of Ibe ratepayer, of the '',-strict bt (Councillor Bridgman), ijd suggest a joint meeting ol Uie of lire ensuing week the plun was finally passed.' The completion ol Ihe purchase of Illock 15, D. L. i.l'i ua a |>nrk sito lor Lynn Valley lor J7,MW waa r0|wrl«d by Ihe clork. LYNN VALLEY NOTES Detail, huvo been rearranged lor tbc opening ol the now 1'rc.byteritn church, Pipe Line and Centre Boad., and the day set for samo i. Sunday, Hay 7th and Monday May 8tb. Preparatory lorvico will lie hold on Friday, May Mil, al 8 o'clock when Bev. Mr. I.orl.liaii Irom Vancouver and tbe seetion from St. Andrew's church, North Vancouver, will protido, and at which it is expected a large in croaie will be made in the member ship. On Sunday morning at 11 o'clock Bev. Dr. l'idgoon will conduct lho dedicatory service and administer tho communion, lu tbe evening ot 7.30 Bov. Dr. HcKay principal of Westminster Hall, will conduct tho service. On Hominy, Hay 8lh, from 7.30 o'clock there will be a grand banquet in tho now church ut which lomc ex- ocllunt .pcakera will bo heard. Tick- oil 60c, aro obtainable from tfao churcb workera. . The aouvonir bookleti of Lynn Valloy aro now selling rapidly and may lw obtained Irom membera ol tbe Ladies' Aid or may be ordered Irom A. B. Wugh.unc, price Vic each. prA, l'r^V tolrict'co'uncile t7coii,idor 1,hot '' f"m CM> I* ** *"* ,"*crin of jtt*r. '•, The motion wat put views It woe k^ committee \llX[ wflJ jp.Uuclcd ii-ii'ii."i lo cull '•/or the painting of (he B. C. Electric Vbrid)(Cl) view to having s\,bat Ul|) ,ttainei a. to schedule. Hr. V^, MJ|U ot „„,,. Horden were appoint*. , (h(J buildjng Q, to interview the ferry Ova||ey Aid. Henderson move, ( Board communicate witb ncal im ually pn'-ii.l inner being Ih. H.P., ro.pic.ling him to preeent eeetion of the Domini liamont if it was a fact t< dredge which hod been built fort^ r ing the Firit Narrowi by ihe got^y t)le ment had been tent to do tome work on the Alberni. Canal. Mr. 1/ dorion pointed out tbst if lucb the ctte, th* obvious slight lo ths great harbour of Vancouver, the menace to navigation which tbe Firit Narrow! prtsentad and the urgent ne>' for Ihs completion of the government/a («|o«nisle. NEW DRUG STORE Mr. P. S. i hoiiii.H. iTiin.H., lho drug- giat in charge ol the new North Shore Drug Co'i. store bore in an interview with tbo l-'.xpreti ropreiontativt today aaid that he believed si loan half of the drug buainos of None Vancouver went lo the Ing eity atom, He laid that in bia experience in Ihr city itoroe price, on articles of which the customer did not know Ihe regular telling price woro at' leant 20 per cent, higher than he. hsd been in the habit of charging while in buiineis hire. The publio eeemed to ho at I ratted hy the flaring cut price, on s few patent medicine.. Mr. ih.iuiil tui. tbe city than he intendi to charge, then there', something wrong witb ll i. ipmlity. He intendi io carry in ■tock ol V. D. k Co'i. k Burrowi Welcome and Froeet. pbarmaoc'iliculi ci far oa obtainable se in bil opinion these nik the pick of the world's manufacturers. Hr.. Thomas' night :>bonr ii number 224 and he will be ready to answer any emergent night rail. after regular houra which oro from t ii.m. to 10..T0 p.m. BUSINESS CHANGES HANDS Mr. 8. Prentice, who recently purchased the Kundic Kitsbcn st v'l Lonedale Avenuo ba* given yet another evidence of hi* bu.ine** enfrr- priee and confidonco in N. V. by pur- 'using tho grocery ixutfariiai at 1111 idole Avenue formerly operated by snd Hood and,more ri.c'tly V. B. Hood. Mr. Prostioe took poHtetion ol the 'biwinest Thu.. duy snd witb chared eristic encigy hat already adopted weatur-n which have greatly improved the inturior ,u- rnngement. and the appearunot ol tbc ttort. It ii Mr. Prenticc'i lulciilnn to operate both store., giving hii i'ii- tomori tbo advantagee nf iniform prices and sen ice at bolb ,. uliie.l. inonts. Since entering 'he Im ol local busbies men Mr. Prentice baa built up a valuable buaineas connection and bee made for himself mun viablo reputation for right method, snd fair treatment which will doubt- rcaa greatly assist him in carrying bis new enterprise to great •ucccss. Local News Have you forgotten the Maple Ijoaf dunce tonight in Eagle Hall I Mr. and Mrt. Percy Webatcr of He wick Avenue ore contemplating a trip to tho south of England where they will in all probability tike up their residence. ' Tho Ferry Co. will inaugurate a -11 minute .-.i-iurc on the l.t ol Hay, as decided at tho director.' meeting ye. teniay afternoon. Tbc B. 0, Electric will alio run a -'il minute wrvicc to conlorm with the ferry .chodule. A new tariff tor freight and win. u lar traffic baa been decided upon by the ferry direclora at their Tbureday'a meeting. Five emits per 100 lb. with a minimum of 10 mils will be charged. Mrs. Horry Burgeaa, whose huaband is employed in the B. C. Electric By. residing on the Capilano Boad, was I akin very ill on Wudncadny and was rushed ly the Norlb Vancouver bo. (ii tui. A young .on ol Ell.wurlh McMillan fell down an open sewer trench on Keith road yesterday afternooo cutting bia bead. Tbc injuries malum od, howover, were not ol a lerious nature A horse belonging lo Ibe Avenue I'ush (irocery and used by them for delivery Idl into thc aewor on I un dale Ave. on WcdiicsJoy. Officer Prime who arrived ou Ibe .cene .aid tbat tbe accident waa due to thc carelctunna of the driver. A form of resolution which tbe cily'. financial agent, Aemiliu. Jarvie k Co. wished the city council to pass in the disposition ol their debenture, wus eoneidorod by tbc cily council la't ovening lor a short time alter com mil tec.. Aiiiliiin.ii Lodge No. 73 mot ou Wed- neaday evening, W. G, T. Cross pre aiding. The feature of the .-. ,i..n waa a debate, thc siiln.it bring "Be solved Ibat women have in. ie inllu onco for good than men." Brother Heron for Uw negative gained the night Similar meelinga will be held in Ihe near future. ilie Norlb Vancouver 11. C. Electric By. system waa impeded on Wadnes day by Mr. Book, Loudon, England, consulting engineer ol thia compuny, aud by Mr. Lloyd, assistant tupsris- lendunl ol mainland branches. Mr. A. 0. Perry, thc looel manager, accompanied (hem on their lour. 'The lun.-i.il of Ihe late Wm. Buuell look place yesterday afternoon. Sn vice wa. Iwld at the bouat tt 1.16 p. m. and the remain, acre taken lo Vancouver by the 2.46 fury, [hence to Mountain View cemetery. Bev. Mr fiillum presided at tho house, th* Salvation Army officer at Ihe grave. De ceoacd wu 4) year, ol *g*. A .od evopt occurred thi. morning when Mra. Murtrie of CbcetcdoU Ave died at Ihe North Vancouver hospital titer an illnee. of .bout two weeks. Deceased wa. about 28 yean 4 age and leave o huaband and young child. Mn. W T. Graham ha. very kindly assumed the care of the moiherle*. infant. On April 6, Mr*. S. Kennedy held a reception in honor of thsir eon, Tbo mat, who hat lately returned from the aoutb wilh hi* briio. Th* bride, who united ia reoaiving, looked very dainty in S gown of psls punk tatin with bugsJ Manning. A Idxgt asm- bor of people were present, strata! coming from Vancouver. On th* tallowing Wednesday the Mimm. Kapsdr wtartained at a progriteivt whist party whan about 10 young people in joyed f noet ptestsal evening. Be freehmentt w«r. aarvad about mid night, mnae tad daacafg following. Ths t»r*p«ny iHaperaed about lit all having had s good tin*. N. V. BOAT CLUB A meeting of tho executive of thu North Vancouver Yacht Club waa held last tvening, several mailer, of importance being decided upon by tho officers of tht Club. The date for tho Catce cup race wua fixed for tho third of Juno and the courie will be laid up Howe Sound between Anvil and loonier Islands and return. It waa alio decided lo hold monthly races during tho present s.n s..n a lent.ue of which will bo thcbul- l.i.i handicap to be placed on lho winner of Ihe first race. Tho initial racing event will be held nt Cove ('tiff North Arm about Hay Uth. A committee wu appointed lo interview Hr. Eaton of the North Vuneouver Coal and Supply Co. in reference to the anchorage uf tin- club housu ut the end ol thc Company's wharf at the fool of SI. George's Avenue. B. Elliott McAllister ol New Wart- minster will givo an interesting address in the Gem theatre Fir.t slreot oust at 7.30 p.m. Sunday, April -3rd. Every pu ..n welcome. No collection. M.I II. n.l.. -ui bus now taken up his T,..u i in his new offices recently i.i on Lonsdale Ave. ad- joiiiii..- ill.- lerry approach on the waterfront. Thc Ferry Board of Directors will meet the rutepuycrs ol the cily at a ineeling at the cily hull lliia evening, lur the purpoae ol answering the inquiries which have In-cn Hindu ul late wilb reference to ferry inaltcri. The meeting begins at eight o'clock. The locul branch of lho Women's i Ini n.hi I.ni|-ei.in.. Union held u very ouruiiraging muling utthehomu of Hrs. Alexander l'hilip mi Wednos- day. There was a good altcndunco and si-w.-i.il new nu ml..... were enrolled. The various superiiilendeail of d.p..iiin.-nt- were appointed. Tho meeting next month will lie held at the homo ol Mra. H. C. Bolnslord, Third •trout ... i Tho Nurlh Vancouver Lumber Company propose erecting a large sawmill on tbc waterfront noar Ibo Indian iim-iuii Plans have tilready Ism a- grccd upon and the content of the Indians and the Dominion government lo lins undertaking bus already been secured and there is only I. it the oou- seut uf tbe department of martin' and fisheries lu Ik- .ccurod when tbe en stiuction will start lorlhwith. The lu.i-ii, ultui.il hall wns well filled wilb an nii.niiw and appreciative audience last evening lu enjoy the concert ciiterluinineiil under the auspices of SI. Edmund's Human Cat hull, church. The siege, was very |>rol- lily tl.-. on.t.si w ith lilies and palm*. Ihe program waa rendered precisely s* onnniiiiccd uml each ilcm provudtobo uf choice merit. The artistes wero Madame Bosino Hiuko soprano, Miss Helen Uudgley elocutionist, Mesart. <f. A. V'nrnos. Hereford Fox und Dr. Cameron, iuatrunicntnliits tnd Mil. Crysdalc accompanist. ilic concert was high clou throughout ami Ihe interest ol the larg* audience was sustained nl a high point 4 enthusiasm to the conclunos, Tha pioceuds will be applied toward oapi- tal cip.n.liiui.- in connection with Bt. Edmund's I.O.O.F. ANNIVEBSABY lho mambert ol Ihii fraternity are nol uiiiniii.ll.il ol the 26lb day ol April, IH'J, fur il wat on tbi. dale tbt father, of the order laid the foundation .lime of llie inilituiion which ihoy were pleteed to denominate frn t.-mil>. .. univerttl fraternity In the family of man. Thc hardy pioneers were sheltered from tho storm wilh little better than a cubin built of drill wood rudely thrown together through the crack, and crevice, ol which the light shone in at if lire iun Inn.it'll hastened lo become their day epriflvr. Cheered by theae lokeua of heavenly benediction lho five palriarcha raised aloft Ihe colors ol Ihe order, hold tho slog witb firm hand, while Hit favoring breeze unfolded Iho primitive lit.! upon wbich Wat inscribed tbe motto '• Frioodibip, Love snd Truth, proclaiming the Fatherhood of God and the Brolaarhood of Msn. The bw tori of Ndtib Vsneouver lodge No. 66 will eeiebTsts the 92nd onnivtnary of tfae order by tllanding divine aarvjee at Ibe Methothst church on Sunday next the Mid im*. at I o'olock. The brethren are requested lo mtet tl the lodge room, corner Lonsdale snd Bib etrsel nl 2 o'clock p.m. The p,*Hh) sre cordially invited to sit**! the Mr- riot, oi Um ehurch. tio THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, 8, C. THE HOME FURNISHERS w ' ..y .'.Baa FURNITURE (or everybody. Carpet Squares and Rugs. We have juit received a complete line of Imported Linoleums and Oilcloth! Pricei right. Special Attention given to Window Shades, Curtain Rods, etc. 128 Lonsdale Avenue 'yourcurfolw i draperies by vi-jing' ajBIiWELL • Carpet Sweeper DINING CHAIRS AND TABLES Buffets, Sideboards and Dressers Try our All-felt Mattress Pillows and Blankets If you intend miking your home Hi North Vancouver see us, We also carry a full line of Crockery. 128 Lonsdale Ayenue ^^^j**- mm. HOMESITES IN THE CITY from $200 to $450; 1-4 cash, balance 2 years 1 AU ilaihed; 1 Block WEST of Grand Boulevard; open itreet; high ground; full view of city and harbor; 10 minute* walk from two car lines. Why live miles out of the city when you can purchase Home- aitei for lew than you pay three and four miles out, and in the west end at that? INVESTIGATE. 9mnmmmmm BRITISH AMERICAN TRUST CO., Ltd. CARTER COTTON BUILDING VANCOUVER, B. C. A Cheap Double Corner on Queensbury Avenue LoU 23 and 24, Block 14, D. L. 273 137 feet on car line by 100 feet deep. Price only $5750. 1-3 cash, balance to arrange. The above will doubtless be good business, property, being situated to close to the Grand Boulevard, upon which no stores can be erected. CANADIAN FINANCIERS, LIMITED tun Ursaville Street Telsphoa* 116. VANCOUVEB, H C, Aetboriaed Capital U,iHJ0,000. Ileal Kitete. Imuran,.-. Monsy lo l-Oan. 14 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver, |,,,,i Mansgi.,. NORTH VANCOUVER SPECIALS Ut 18, Block 38, D. L. 880, 11 IBO. Caah |460, balance 6 and 12 month* Lot* 84 and 88, Block 166, D, I.. 274, $13,000. Term* to arrange. Near Lonsdale the *bov* lot* are ayaong the beet buys ia North Vancouver, aad iuteadiag iavseUin nil) iatereste by investigating. Ws bave the .iclusiv. sale and also • larg* list of olier lot* 1 ia your own interest to call and inspect our list before deciding, ALV0 von ALVEN8LEBEN, Rati Estate AgeoU. Financial Broker. Head Office: 405 Hastings St W., Vancouver, Pleasant Fields of_Holy Writ Second Quarter- Lesson IV. 2 King* joash ''Hkpaws THE TOW. IB Tbe ltitn|ilu at •luriiaalem was not merely a place of devotion containing venerated enuvenire. it was in iteoll a monument to religion. Ite material condition wua, therefore, significant. Like a baromoler it indioatal.the rile *nd fall of religious fueling. At this t ium the sacred fane was in ii pitiful condition. More neglect ii enough to insure ruin of a large building, but-in this instance (here was actual vandalism in addition. No wonder Jonah turned to the repair ol the tomple ei thi Ant net of his mien. It had sheltered him in infancy hiding him six years in its sanctuary. Under Hs porch he hud lieui amtinted king. Its high priest had been Ida loiter father, its priests hia body guard, ils armory furniihed tho weapons lor hii defence, The importance ol the proposed restoration of the temple ia significantly indicated. The chronicler puis speoial emphasis on it as tho chief work of Joash's reign. Tin- lirst plan lor raising funds proved futile. Tho priests were to oanvass the country, for subscriptions. Nothing indicates' misappropriation of funds. Tlto lad is they did not get any. Tho nest device succeeded. Tho people were not solicited away Irom the temple but on tho very ground where they could wit- . ni ill.- ravages of the vandal. Al- sr tlto pilgrim had seen tho ruin ond before leaving lie would come across u chosl whose opon mouth soemed to plead lor an offering lor restoration ol tho temple. The dovlce wus popular at once. A yellow stream poured into tho improvised treasury. The Mr.me Inn hud ii. I'e-iii i- to lw unlocked by tho high priest und its contents audit- od hy the king's scribe. Soon thorn waa en..ueh and to spare for repair, renovation und roliirniidiiiig. As the building in itself wus sign ol tho covenant, its restoration by tbe Iree (ri'tI of the p.coplc wus token ol the revival of the covenant between JehuVuh and his people THE TKACHKH'S UNTEBN There wero sovoral strains ol blood in Joash's veins—good und had. He could not choose his ancestore and so was not responsiblo. Ho could how- evsr, say which strain should be ascendent. In asserting ths power ol heredity it has been aaid that tho dead hand rulos us. II that he so then the live band mull yuppie with the doad one. All unworthy •nccstral ghosts can bo laid. Where there's a will there's a way I Joboiada six-mod indispensable to Joasii. Ile could not stand alone. But Ihe best tool of character ia to lie able lo stund without a prop. The religion ihut always needs bolstering ia nol ol much account, ll costs a great sum to keep St. fetor's in repair. There iss little village on tho rool ol the cathedral whore the workmen live. II work owned thc vast building would io»n fill in ruin. Hut in thie instance Sol omon'a temple waa not only negiccloi! it waa looted. Sticking lo the first plan adopted ia often a matter ol pride. Il ia a broad minded per eon who dropa the plan thai prove* futile and adopta uitother. Jchuiadu lid that when he sulisitiui.il the chest lor tho poraona! cunvaaa. Whut tin forum ia lo liome, lho Acropolia to Greeoe, the Temple ii to Palestine. History of temple is history ol nation. Namci illustrious and despicable, doudi valorous and ignoble, doctrines ol faith, usages of ritual—all are shrined and illustrated here. It is epitome ol a thousand years. No wonder Ihul repair of iuch a building U-ouinu mailer ol date. But tire crown was nol able to fairy out tbo enterprise Un- silted, Cooperation of lbs |*.|)le must needs lie urgod und when given than wu that reflex advuutege that aever faili. God i> nlii.ilnt.-ly independent but haa made himself relatively depeadant not lor his advantage but for that of his oreaturat. For example la hi* infinite power he could bave built bioed! a temple and kapt it in repair. But it pleased the own-/ $250 High Grade German Piano This is 8 special sample piano made to compete with high grade Canadian pianos, EQUAL TO NEW Reg. $500 BREWSTER PIANO - $275 Reg* $60 EDISON PHONOGRAPH - $45 Warbumitz Piano House, Limited 443 Lonidale Avenue Phone 114 The Place Where Everybody Goes Gem Theatre FIRST ST- WEST, NORTH VANCOUVEK m Good Pictures Good Singing IIQb see eee ••• •*• • •• ... • •• • •» Good Music Programme changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Adults 10c "^ViSlZ^1 Children 5c Matinee every Saturday 3.30 o'clock , J ii it, PALACE HOTEL Rates: fa.oo pur and up, Special rates lu families end to regular boarders finest Roof Garden on Pacific Coast III. ..Ml SlKKH REDA&ANDRUSS PROPRIETORS • - - NORTH VANCOUVEK. H. '" North Vaocouver City Ferries, Limited TIME TABLE STEAMKH 81. QKOBUK STKAMKlt NtlHTH VANCOUVEB laava Vancnuvar leave Norlli Van. Iiivi Nortli Van. 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Paints Baplac Varnishes Shingle Stains lapalac Varnishes Enamel Paints White Lead Oils, Brushes, etc, d Hardware Stoves Furnishings Patterson, Goldie & Clark North Vancouver Hardware Store 104 ESPLANADE NEXT TO POST OFFICE BOARD OF TRADE MEETS Parkdale Finest Alberta Butter 30c. lb. May Flower, Spring Brook or Ayrshire Rose 3 lbs. $1.00 5 lbs. of good Tea - - ... - | .50 5 lbs. of belter Tea 1.75. 5 lbs. ol Ihe best Tea 2.00 AT ■ CLAVNKIN A AKCAND 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.'s office, !i-0 Lonsdale Avenue / • Elegant New Styles in utmijtum- X ;> I " . I Men' s Spring Suits Priced to save dollars for yoa and build trade for us. ■jiio" y $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. £ WM. CUMMING 113-115 Lonsdale Avenue. Board Lay» Out Great Programme for Future or North Vancouver, SEEDS TIMOTHY BV.)) IHmi'.R nn', muss wiii'ik i j.ovj:k HV|.: IJHAHS ALFALFA I), k K. MIXF.I) LAWN fJIUSS fteed Potatoes KAKI.Y KOSK BIIHBANK SUTTON'S HKUANCB All our Hfiii .re ipieinlly tclocM tnd letted lo comjily with Setd ('oritiol Act. In buying Ited. don't overlook t|Mallty, Wt al.o carry t lull lint of FERTILIZERS ■I ' —■"—■■«—■——a|i il > ii i i '.I The Brackman-Ker Milling Co., ttd. I.ONMMI.K AV/'NUK. Al I'nry Lending. The meeting ol tbe Huerd ol Trode .Vet woll attended pn Wedneiduy last iiniirly till tbe membera being preient, and not a lew citizeni occupied cbaira in the building to Helen to tbo pro- grain tho Board baa laid out for tbo city which ia ua cumniondublo aa it ia loaeiblo and necoiiary. Hon. Qeo. P. Graham, miniitw ol Kailwuya and (lunula, wrote acknowledging tho vote ol tbanki lorwardai by tin. secretary It) Ottaw* lone timo ligo Ibunking Mr. Hi'iiliiini fur Ibe ai- niiiinniv ho bad rendored tbe dologa- tiou on their viuil lo Ottawa. The Bocrotory read a duplicate ol u telegram which hai just boon forward- al by him to tho l'remior, the Mini, tor ol the Interior and tho Minister o' ltuilwuy. and ('minis at lho iit.tiga lion nl the Hoard which roud oa follow. : Tho Norlb Vancouver Board ol Ti ■■•.ii- joina with tho city and diatrict i-'iinii-ils in their reaolution oaruoatly urging .ubaitly lo llurrard Inlet Tunnel und Bridge Company at tbii (casino. Tbe Vancouver, Weatmioatcr and Yukon ltuilwuy havo had amplo opportunity und every encouragement mill hove done nothing, I'urlhoi doluy tnetina very aeriouB line to thc North Shore und to commercial inlereale ul thia harbor. Public eontiment of tho province ia in lavor ol municipally nwnoti bridge and sfsilil.illlil ol public money ia ulreudy auhacribod for It. The ecci.-i.-..-. ul tho Schoul Board wrolo the II.iiiiiI nl Trnile wilh regard lu the I. ,Dim...n ol technical education in the achoola presented by tbo luttor body to tho achool Iru.leca at their luat meeting. It wu. tbeachoul tlireclura' wiab, lo huvo e manual I ruining department in ull lho acbuols aa toon ua facjlilica lur thia piirpoat' cuuld bo uml.ill.il in the acbiiula. At present, however, auilablo occummtidn- linn wua nut available. Mr. Alex, l'hilip, prciidenl ol Iho Aaauciulion uddreascd Ihe meeting lor u low miuutea laying aovcrul uaelul und iiiiii'Ii needed project* upon fur diacuaaion. iin- creel inn ol u meteorological sluliuii un Uruiiao Muiinlain, a proposal which buth Vuncuuver uml Went- minater cilio. ure cunsidcring ut Ilic llie protenl time. To apply to iho Dominion govern in.'i.i to huve Iho bnttloiiip Kainbuw lure on the Iii si and aecond duyi ul .Inly lor Dominion Day eclcbratiun. Mr. l'hilip alau Ihought Ihat the time hud copie when inquiry into tho sinking uf Ihe pontoons ol Ihe lerry uppruueb hud arrived al tins event which wua in nu manlier an accident but carclcaancaa ol u very eorioua nature •liould lie deeply probed.' Tho tnioouragenienl ..I Kugliah act- llera wua another mutter which tin preeidenl touched upon. The boat menus ol eiicouruging thi. our most il.-i.iiulilf immigrant, iuid Mr. l'hilip, wua lo uae the ones which we already huve witb .-..nm.I.miu.n Mr. Fieldboiiac hud another com- pluinl .1. ,-n. i thc Ferry Co. lur pulling oul Iruin Ibe Nurlh Vancouver whurl bvfuro Ihe paaaongora on the l.ynn Vulley cur hud opportunity to uiuko Ihe .connection, although only .il.iiui u iiiiinite wua needed lor this purpoae, und placed hia complaint ugoinal the Ferrica Wore Ihe Board ol Trade accordingly. Mr. Moi-tleu though! that in the event ul Ihe latoneaa ol the cura lho lerry could hardly lie expected lo wuil ua it would demoralize thc entire .cr vice. In any event it waa nol n mallei lor Iho Board lo diicuat, but t in- of amioablo eettlemenl botweeri tbcee (wu lurgo rompaniea who were aulcly in(orea(ed in terving tbo travelling pulrlic. Mr. .Ferry, looal manager „/ the I'. ('., He. in., eaid Ibat in many in- aluncea Ibe rcoton lotjhe latencaa of lho cur. wa. a w.H at llie blher end ol tbe line lor aomo .printing pcdoi triuit. ilia company wu. out loicrvo nn.I |.l. -I'1.' the public and lo moot tbo Ferric win-never poaeiblc. A. no representative of Ibo lorry pooplo w-ia present (he meeting wu. (pared Ibe views uf tbia corner uf tbe diacuaaion. Il wai lin.illy decided to appoiut a cummitloo to interview the ferry din-dura and get them to approaeii tbo B. ('. Klectric un lho motlnr with a view to having an understanding aa In schedule. Mr. Billing! end Mr. Morden were uP|ioinled the commiUco lo interview Iho ferry company. Aid. ilititlnriun moved that tbe Bomd communicate wilb Mr. Cowan, Ml'., requeuing Mil) lu ttk at 'bo preeenl eeeaion ol the Duminion parliament if it wai a ltd Ibat tbo dredge wblcb bod been built for di edging Ui* Fir at Narrow i by tbe go'eminent had been eepl to du tome minor work on the Alborni ('anal- Mr. I/on- deraon pointed out thai if *ueb t era the caee, Ibe obvjout tlight to the great harbour of Vanoouver, the men- tee to navigation whioh tbo Firit Narrow* preeentad and lho urgent ne>' lor lite completion of tb* govornmenl/i proBUtet. Mr. A. (J. Perry thought that Mr. Cowan ahould not merely ho uuilrjct- ed to uak thii (iiicilion, but il be fowid tbat tbia rumor were tin... metaphorically ho should uriic upon hi. hind leg. and nhout tgninat thia in- juttioe. Aftor u good deal ol diicuaaiun by tho different memben, bowover, il wus decided that a telegram wai to be lor- wurdod by Ibo accrelury lo Mr. Cowan instructing him to uak it upon tbe floor qf lho bouae at Ottawa to in quire ol Iho minister ol marine ami fiehoriee if the above dated rumor by Aid. Ilcmlemon wus true. Mr. Henderson woe oeked lo auid in tbo thawing up of thia telegram. A lengthy diacuaaion arose over Aid. Hondoreon'e propoeal lor tno in- atullution of a free bureau of inform ntiun in the dty. It seemed to hi tbe impreeeion ol lho meeting in general that already tboro wt* a iiiporfluii-y ol information burouue along f.omdnle at preient, in tbe numei-oui real estate offioee unfil tbe Alderman intimated •'that ft wu. a bureau of reliible information which waa needed. Aid. Smith ipoke ol tbe need lot- a free employment agency operated by tbe government aa in Winnipeg. He «!»> .poke ol the fact of tbe lower contractor! not 'accepting any labor incept the applicant* bold a I'ttket from en employment agency ua tbo best reason lor hia propoaul. It wa* finally decided that Aid. Smith Mr. A. O. Perry and tbo •ecretary drew up a letter to be »ent to Hon. F. L. Carter-Cotton, Mr. Tiedale and the Vancouver' repre*enl»tivoe aiking that an inititutidn ol tbii nature be inatallod. ' In tho mutter ol the poll ufiicc Mr. Morden reported that Mr. McMillan whon approached on lho subject bad .aid that permanent grading on tho Kaplanade prevented him Irom increasing the .izo ol the premises as an in lire change would be ueceasitutod when Ihe grading end level, were finally laid on tbit thoroughfare. Tbo pre aidant thought, however, that tfail would mil prevent McMillan Irom putting in an additional wicket ur |0' to accommodate the people who daily aland in make liko lines before thu poll office to tbe inconvenience ol traffic and unpleasantness lo 1 li.-in.;.Tv.... Mr. W. K. Fluuiincrlelt nddroewd the moating lor a sh.ni timo alter having boon introduced by. the prcaidont aa having.beon inalrumontnl in direolini many ol our proaenl aottlen and citizen, to their proaenl homo. He considered Norlh Vuneouver Iho ideal ipol for ploaauro und diluted upon ill in- .Im.i. i..I ,nl'. .o.i.ii-i nnd it. niurvol- lullii scenery. TllO speaker Wua lli'.il'l- ily applauded at Iho close u( bia ml droaa. To ehow Ihut Iho lumo ol North Vancouver hue rcn.li..I even tp the Orient ia shown in the receipt of n letter (rum a geullotuun from Sbung- bai, China, uaking tpicatiuua ul ti prospective, aotllor nnd investor In our city. Mr. I-'. II. Kidger the giiitlcniiii iu ipi.-.ii.ui was replied tu in a proper iiiuiuicr und n copy ul the loiter neiii by Iho accroliiry waa read ut Ihe meeting. West Vancouver Acreage ^ME \/IClT to West Vancouver will convince VJIVEj VlDll the PARTICULAR HOME- SEEKER and the SHREWD INVESTOR that this is the Coming District. ^ For Large and Exclusive lists of Lots and Acreage, see JOHN ALEXANDER & Co. 121 Lonsdale Avenue NORTH VANCOUVER AND HOLLYBURN flk'tli Road), Wert Vancouver North Vancouver City LARGE LOTS, 50 ft. x 147 ft. 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: I -4 Cash, Balance 6, 12 and 18 months. ACREAGE in D. L. 546 and 550 subdivided into blocb of from I to 4 or more acres. Prices per acre, from $2000 to $3250 Terms: 1-4 Cash, Balance 6,12,1"6 & 24 months The Grand Boulevard extendi through this property . ■ .. — !.» FOR PUNS, PRICE U8T ANP PARTICULARS, APPLY TO The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company, 643 PENDER ST, MM VANCOUVER, B.C. Imm liikbr *mmm%mmmmi THB &XPRKSS THI Umm, NORTH VANCOUVER, 8, C, North VAweoyvitii B.C, Published Tuesdays »wJ FrM*,],* by North Shore Press, limmip ; One year, 11.0(1 naTM or luescBinioii su monthi, sop, Three monthi, ihe. United States and foreign, $1,60 per year Advertising Rates will be quoted OR application. ...'.. - - - Tba Express li devoted to the internals ul the north Shore ol Burrard Inlet exqluilvoly. It constitute! in advertising medium of exceptional valuu for raaehipg lu * tbornugli and effective manner the population nl North Vancouver Ulty and District. Every effort tl made lo give advnrtisen the moit aatislactory hvvIm All ciiaiigns In contract advertisement* ihould be in the printers' banda not later thin 10 a.m. Monday, and o p.m. Wednesday to ensure imertlqn In the loitowing lime, ' mmmmm^ try, The Wprmation whinh. th* re- pott oontaina ia of immediate praoti- o»l value and ihould not be negleplipili It may be obtained hy addressing the Vetarinnry Pireetor QiwraJ, dapart- of Agriculture, Otinwn, Ont, NJQfaa3aaV NORTH, Vancquvir, B, C, •> . At'ttii ai, tijii : -— rra- —: . DISCUSSION OP PEBHY MATTEB8 There ia every reaaon to cunclude tbat the publio meeting to be held this evening will bring about an improvement in the situation relative to ferry mattere. hr promptly accepting the suggestion that mutters of lerry administration which are nut at present clear to tha mind of tho ordinury oil- i/nn should ba dealt with at a public meeting called lor tbe purpose, tho Board ol Directors have shown thai they appreciate the desirability ol maintaining the utmost mutual confidence -ami cordiulily us liolween the public and the Board and ulao the fact tbut auch ia to bo accomplished only by meana of freedom and Irank- ne.i.-i in the discuaaion of ferry mature. It is not to be expected that lho policy followed by any lluard ol Director! will at ull times meet with universal uppruval, neverthelees, although differences of opinion may a- riae with reference to specific items ol administration from time to time, the r.inlid.-ii.v of the rntepayere in the ud ministration need not be effected in any degree thereby, neither will it be, au long aa lho Mould muiiileal ren.lineal to admit the ratepayers to their counaela liy explaining the conaidcra- tions whicli liuvo iiitlii.-tic.il thoir judgment and cunvinoed the lluard tbat tbe pulicy followed in any particular casus wua Ilia host, in conserving the inlereata entrusted lo Ihem. , In many instances it will be found thai the public have not a clear un- deratuuding ol whul the policy ol tha lluard really ia, or the information upon which tha public baeee ile con- cluaiona ia incomplete or even erroneous. In all such oaeee a clear ex- plunation ol their actual policy and a frank statement of the actual facta and tbe information in their poseeasion upon tbe part of Ibe Board will remove ail unoertaintiae and will dii- sipate differences aa North Shore sunshine drives away tbt morning fog Irom our sunny southern slope. All who are in position to gauge tbs workings ol public thinking will recognise tbe fact that the public mind bas been mors or loes exercised with respect to lb* matter* concerning which information is aiked in the lid of questions submittal to the Board at their iasl regular mooting. In bringing forward those queriee, Nr. Wright and hi) co-adjuton aro simply spukeemen lor a large number ol their fellow i-ili/en. who bave b*en willing for a batter understanding ol the lev oral matters dealt with in Ibe list ol questions, Tlie cordial apirit in which lb Board of Directors has received I It. inquirers end the r«*dine*i evi'lcioed by the Board to take thu mi.-payer. into their full confidenoe gi"oi »v,r. reason to anticipate thai (he imuttn^ tbii evening will uccumpliah luogible results mutually helplul tp the ratepayer! and the Board ul Diictore of the lerry. ol the lubject hai occasioned a very great deal ol diecussion in aciimtilic and agricultural circles and has led to the adoption by various legislative and muniirlHal bodies ol measure! for tbe euppreeeion and eradioation ol this graal soourge of domestiouted animals and for the protection ol the people againet inlection through tbe consumption ol diseased meat qr polluted milk. It has long beeh felt, however, thst for the Norlh American contitunt a really efficient and satialactory programme could only be arranged and undertaken with any prospect of uniform and permanent success through concerted action on the purl ol the governments ol both the I'niled States and Canada and only also when tlie legislation enacted ur policy n.l- npted was in substantial agreement with the expressed views of reprvsen tative authorities ol both countries. Tbe report referred to embodies th.. deliberate concluaii na ol jual such un official anil representative delegation and both farmers und the public generally are to be congratulated in hav- THE CONTBOL OF BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS \ Tfae issue of tb* report of tbe In tarnation*! Commission on tbe otay troi of bovine tuberculosa i* of eigni- basal iqUrest at the preient time particularly in view of the active pub- lie demand for mm* definite end au- thorilalive pronouncement ia conaid- •ration 4 lb* whole oituation u rapid* twine tuberculous ha IU rata- (ion U> tub* welfare of tb* liv* ctoaii iodurtry and to is* influence on public health. The economic important* every farmer aad breeder in tie ing now plaoed before them in most concise and readable form a stulenu.nl containing an epitome of Ihe researches of the commission and ol the recommendations wbich il hua al longth tlotenninod to make. The decisions which have been reached are eminently conservative in their nature and lor this reason il lur nu other, tiny will exercise a much stronger appeal than would otherwise be possible, particularly in ths esse ol those who inuy lor any reason be prejudiced against legislative interference. The prevalenoe of the diseaas and the consequent loss to the breeders as wsll as Ihs now acknowledged danger tq public health are not minimitad bul gravely acknowledged and seriously considered. In the recommendations which have been mads, however, due regard has beon givtm to tbe groat practical difficulties which must ol necessity bo encountered in tbe consciieitiou* csrry- ing out of sny policy likely lo be ol uie in combatting tho malady. Compulsory ilaughter ol Infected niii mills ie not advocated lliuitgh the dulruction ol thoie showing clinical symptoms ol the disease is advised. Compulsory testing even is not insisted on, except in herds whore llie dii- eaae ie known to exist though the usefulness of tuberculin as a reliable diagnostic agent, when properly ud ministed is confidently affirmed. Ths Commission basis ils great hope of ultimate success ia accomplishing tbs fulention ol whatever legislation may be enacted on the co-operation of In* breeders of live elook in the policy of rearing healthy herds by protecting the young from contagion of any mrt. A sufficient explanation is given ol ths methods advocated and in order to ssleguard the intereete of tfaoee now pouessing clean herd* sad of those making an honest effort lo e*- tablisb auch horde, string*!* precautionary measurae are recommended regarding Ifai shipment, sale and interchange of slock. Th* policy si presented i* in *very way reasonable aad cannot but oomaMud llaell to My fair thinking man. Tb* fact that tbi* report i* likely lo form the had* of a new policy shortly lo h* adapted by tha dspertaient of agriculture at Ottawa ahould givait* content* * special interest for ClM*-/ dian owneri of eatt!* and twins, la m*m §*****m*MWmmm *t*W*i t**m*** M mm*mitm j™*\ i* announced, a careful atudy of thi* publication should b* nnd* The A. Farro Grocery 126 2nd St. Weit Wheq you deal at the A: Farro Grocery you get exactly what you ask for at right print. mmm Special Attention! compleU lint ol Gro i Hanbury il Evani Bread 3? for II 00 We oarry a eerie*, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MAHTIIA H. HOLT DE CEASED . NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that all persona having claims againit tba citato ol Martha H. Holt, deceased, late ol the City ol Norlh Vancouver, are required lo sent by post, prepaid, or dslivsr to Sobulti k Arnold, solicitors for the executor ol the said deceased, thsir name* and addresses and lull particulars in writing of their claims and ths nature of the security if any, held by them. AND TAKE NOTICE tbat alter tbo 1st ol May, 1011, the executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased, having regurd only to tbe claima ol which be then shall have had notice, AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all purtica indebted to tbe said estats are required to pay the amount ol their indebtcsness to tbe undersigned lorthwith. Dated this 391b day ol March, 1011 SUHULTZ k ARNOIJ), Solicitors lor the Executor. lull I fi Cruwn Building, 611) I'endor Slreet, Vancouver, B. C. 2-5 North Lonsdale Residences Arrungemonta are being mude lur erection of lira! class 7 room houses fronting on North Lonsdule Boulevard wilh modem cuiivcnicncca. Prices i'i. 300 to 11,8110 on terms lo suit. Ily purchasing now plans can lie altered to suit purchaser's wishes. As the locution is one of the best in Ninth Vauc.ii.r lor ,i home site, Ihe opportunity is a favorable one. For particulars apply to ALEXANDER PHILIP Financial Agent, CLUB BLOCK - Norlh Vancouver Office l'hono 10 Houss I'lioue 261 H. D. RUGGLES BARRISTER NOTARY PUBLIC 133 6th Street Eaet North Vancouver Phone 371 ■'■■■■■■■■■■■■■ I. O. () F. North Vancouver Lodg*,- No. H, meet! every Thursday evening, corner l,onsdsl* Avenue end First atraat, at 8 o'clock, Visitiu ■; brethren cordially invited to attend. A. T. Kennidy, N.C; Tho*. 8. Nye, rec.-N*., ,I> H. Filling, P.O., fin.-eee.; Cha».Nye, PlO. treaeurer. FRED G. TURNER Notary Public Ix>*ns, Investments ami Imuranas. Room 307, 633 Granville St., Vancouver, B. 0. PhoM 8309. Land Registry work • ipecialty. NEW YORK CAFE ESPLANADE WEST - LOW SEAJProprietor MEALS AT ALL HOUR9- Sa.in. to8 pa. Pint-fills* Meals age. Commutation Ticked, ai mull Room* (or Kent at modmt*1 r*t*i JAILNTS I i:ia.iMi*U<] Lonidale Avenue - The oheapeet how buy today Compare it with iurfp»ndi|ig values ELDER MURRAY CO; 4-room Bungalow, hot and °old water bath, ate, fenced. NW5 cuah, balance arrange- Price tam^ REMOVAL NOTICE On and after April lit, 1911, we ihall be located in tin: New Keith Block on Lonsdale Avenue. Having secured a central and convenient office in this up-to- date building, we ihall render our many clients even better service than heretofore, . _-_._r„-V_-. ^ .„ Pierce & Hall REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS . FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! FOR ABSOLUTE PROTECTION write a Policy in the Commercial Union Fire Assurance Co.. Ltd. (LONDON, ENGLAND) ASSETS: $94,900,000 Sole A gunt PERCY KING NOTARY PUBLIC. 18 LONSDALE AVENUE Agreement and Contract! drawn q. .,-.. General of every deicriution ™M ID/ Ce LunveyanclPg iYSii - u/ZdimtMl Building LoU at Snap Prices In Block 90, D. L 550 (or $950. |350 Cash; Balance 6, 12 and 18 months. In Block 82, D. L. 550 (or * 1000. $350 Cash; Balance 6, 12 and 16 months. Also a block in Upper Lonsdale for $5250. One Quarter Cash; Balance 6, 12 and 18 months Already subdivided into 24 lull. ■ North Vancouver Trust Co.. Ltd. (Ule Ink.tcr & Ward) 219 Lonidale Avenue. Phone 44 FRUIT PRODUCE CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS, Etc. WHOLESALE ONLY PETERS & DOYLE 120 Second Street Eait Telephone 206 Convenience to North Vancouver Merchants Buy in Your Own Town. Yeui Ordsrs Solicited ■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■—■■■•■■■■•■■ North Shore Locators REAL ESTATE k. FIRE INSURANCE We an placing on the market a block of 17 lull, on Ibe Grand Boulevard ettenrfon'. Tbeee lull are blgb and dry, with an uniurpaeeed view, two blocks from the present car line, size 40«136, partly cleared. Prices from 1660 to $600. Terms I 6 cub, balance, 3, 6, 8, IS, 16, 18, 31 and 24 months. Com* in and let u* show you over tbii (.operly. No. 8 Lonsdale Ave. Phone 123 Campbell Realty & Investment Co. FOB SALK-Owner muit nil large roomy bouse, all modern, cement foun dalion, fence, 6replace, ftOO c*«h. Cto*e to ear Iin*. REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURAM^Ev^ 'HONE 89.. /rt~&Ox)i4 you want Bread, Scones, Oatcakes and general Confectionery equal to HOME-MADE SCOTCH BAKERY 135 Lonsdale Ave (Nost door to Everybody's Shuosture) SPECIALTIES Scotch Sho'ibread an dPi 1CS GIVE US A TRIAL Bruce & Co. Angus J. Cameron AJ.I.E. k 8. CIVIL ENGINiiKR Irrigation, drainago, levels, plnn-t olid apcciliculinna. nuptic tonka and bullae ilruinuuo a specially. I1. (I. Ilox HI, 16th atreet west ul llewicku Avenuo. l'UKE GOLD MANl FACTUM Ml COIU'ANY LIMITED NOTICE IS flEKEBY GIVEN .h t II. ti. 8. Dini.-.iii of Iho City of Vancuuver, In.,I., 1, haa boon appointed ai- | lornoy ol lho rihovc-mentionid Company in the pluce ond st*ud ol W. Harry Wilson. Doled at Victoria, II. (',, this ninth day of Mn mil. lull. D. WHITESIDE, licgislrar .loint Stock C.inp.iiiiri. *u WE COULD Paper the World frum our alock p! now Wall l'apors tu it si-cms. Every day some new design arrives lo fill th* vacancy ul Ihuwi closed out. Hendioree Wall Papera »r* here in endlees variety, Jut tell our laleeman for what room you want the -paper and he will •how you just the pattern you are looking for, To chooe* Irom oul- •look 1* a pleasure, to pay our print Ja eesy. W. H. ST0NEY ft CO. 117 Lonidal* Avenue Phone U9 M KXPRE88, NORTH VANCQUVB, 3, C. ■! I——.l.aaaTgaBBBe^ggHBg rim im 4' No dosori|rlivo udjcctivoe uro rra,uirod whon ■■ ■ i • ■ > lln.- ailvorwuro is inontionod —tlie ono word "atarling" sums up ail thut may lie suid coiicernirig gon- iiini-ni-iiii. It moans that so long ue tho |.i..-e wciiri it will In ailvor—no- lliing hut Bilvor. It will he un heir-, loom of pride lo puss on dowu to wc- cossivo general iuna. The art ial ic homily ol our storling ailvor is na ploaaing uh il ia distinctive, 'llie op ptirtuniliua ol choice tire ull thut could lie tli-sii'i-,1, in. h..I..i Uu i---i v ii.... tublu silver in in.in- puttcrns and chests of solid silver, I rays, (ruit plates, etc. Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. Hen. I'',. Trurey, M.iiiiii'in,' lliri.i:lnr JuwL'lors ami Silversmiths Hastings & Granville Sis. Joseph Vance '. 1808 by th* Bnbb.-MtrriU Cu. f m CliiKY CO. DRY GOODS AND GENTS FURNISHiNGS du mi I tiiistliitv ii .J Second, I'hone 255 WE have received a large consignment of Ladies Shirt Waists, in all sizes and styles, and claim that for value such an astortment has never been shown in North Vancouver. A leading feature amongst these is our special DOLLAR waist, both in white and colors. See this line and we will convince you we can defy all (M competition. All sizas to 42 inch. «P * ■—I V uB*Ummmwmmi FOR RENT —a—i ii ii iii.M.. ..I I.—■—iiiiii. 111 ■ijinw 6 Room House, Furnished, with lawn & garden, close to ferry, on 3rd St., East I'. 0. Box 173. Phono 36. MAY and BURNS 30 I onsdali Ave. Norlh Vancouver laaaaalaaaaaaalaaaaaaaBBaaaanlaaaaal AGREEMENTS OF SALE WANTED ON NORTH VANCOUVER PROPERTIES * * The Merchants Trust & Trading Co. IMIItD CORNER PENDER AND BURRARD STS. PAH) UP CAPITAL 1100.000.00 R. THOMPSON TINN. Mu.aiuj Dar.tlo, JMANCH OFFICE i M OM B.o.SSi, U,lm. Kr.l.nd—■ The Gurney-Oxford Steel Top Range nn .ins a marked saving jn fuel ami littler Inking results, llie "CHANCKI.I.OK" not only does ile work BETTER liul. AT LESS COST than utlici lUngos.. W. can iloiiioiisiieiv io you tht: wliolo Sii| orior (ban • tllur principal ui ucunomy ami efficiency in Im minutes. Is it nol world dial much ol your liiln: light now ? The J, D, Fraser Hardware Co. Phone 58. 133 Lonsdale Avenue lo) turd upon lb* departure *l the men be would huve believed tbst ibe wu« Booking llumtby uud would, fur ilii'riniirr. have elected tn crowd tbelr interview if ihe mccMded In obtaining ono wilb tbe girl. Put lb* did nothing of the aort. tor a tlm* lho flicre re- iiiiilni'il ai It bad been ever iluco stopping; tben, evidently admonished by hie fare. Ibe driver (trilgblened up, knocked oul bia pip*, disentangled ruins and whip tnd wheeled tb* equipage back on tb* wiy It bad cone, disappearing In a dark aide street leading eaatward from tb* embankment Klrkwood wai, tben, tn believe tbat Mr*. Hallam. baying taken all tbat trouble and having w»ited for tb* two ■•i.i-. .'iitiiri'i.- lo ii|i|n-:ir. Unit iii'i'tt content with alght of them. Ue could hardly believe that of Ibe woman It wasn't like ber. He started across tbe driveway after the (lucre, but It wa* lost In a tangle of side streets before be could make up bis mind whether It waa worth while cbaaing or not, and, pondering tbe woman'* lingular action, be re-1. traced his steps to tbe promenade rail. " i'rescnily be told himself be understood. Dorotby wu no longer of ber folder's party. He bad a suspicion tbat Mulrcady'* attitude bad made It leein advisable to Calendar either to leave tbe girl behind In England or to segregate ber from bl* associate! In Antwerp. If not lodged In enotber quarter of tbe city or left behind (be wu probably traveling on abead to ■ destination wblcb be could by no mean* guess. And Ur*. Hallam wa* looking for tb* girl. If there were really Jewel* In tbit gladitono bag Calendar would naturally bave bad no hesitation about Intrusting tbem to hia daughter's care, and Mra. Hallam avowedly sought nothing else. How thc woman bid found out tbat such wu tbe cue Klrkwood did not stop to reckon unless bl explained It on tbe proposition tbat ibe wu * person of remarkable addreee. It made no matter one way or tbe other. He bad lost Hrs. Hallam, but Calendar and Mulready he could pat bl* dnger on. Tbey bid undoubtedly gone off to tbe Aletbea to confer again with Btryker -tbit wu, unlet* tbty proposed •ailing on tba brlgantine, possibly at turn ot tide tbat night. Panic gripped bia aoul and shook it, u a terrier (bike* a rat, wben be conceived tbia frightful proposition. In hui confuilon of mind be evolved •pontaneouily an entirely new hypothesis Dorothy bad already been ipir- Itcd aboard tbe veaeel; Calendar and hi* confederate*, delaying to Join ber from enigmatic motives, were now eboard, and presently tb* word would be, Dp anchor anil awayl Were tbey again to elude blm? Not. be awore, If be had to swim for It. And be bad no wlib to *wlm. Tbe clothe* be stood In, witb what wu left of bl* self respect, were all that be could call hi* own on tbat tide of tbe Nortb ie*. Not a boatman on the Scheldt would io much u consider accepting three Engllib pennlea In exchange for boat hire. In brief, It began to look aa If he were either to lv.Iiii or lo slool a boat. Upon inch (lender tbreedi of clrcum- •iimni- depends our boaated moral beillh. In one fleeting minute Kirk- wood'e conception of the low ..t mine •nd ililni-. ita foundation! already In •Idloualy undermined by a serlee of cumulative misfortune*, toppled crashing lo It* fall and wu not. He waa wholly uncomcloui of the change. Beneath lilm. In * apace be tweet) Ihe quayi bridged by the gangway, a number of rowboat*. a putative •cure, lay moored for the night end gently rubbing againit eicb oilier witb the soundless lift and fall of the river For all that Klrkwood could determine to Ihe contrary, tb* lot la; al the mercy of tbe public. Nowbere about waa he eble to dliecrn a watchman. Without a quiver of hesitation nm roenia ware Invaluable, If what he feared were true he atrode to Uie gangway, pitied down and with lb- aolul* nonchalance dropped Into the nt'iireal boat, (trpplng from one to another until be bid gilned the outermost. To bl* Joy be found a pair of oar* (lowed beneilb tbe thwart*. CHAPTKB XX. IV Klrkwood bid pained ,lo moralize upon lite discovery, he would have Hid It dl at lb* door of bl* luck; •tar and would bare bean wrong. We who have never stooped to pelt; larceny know tbat tba oar* bid been placed iIuto at tb* direction of bli evil genius bent upon facilitating bl* dceconi Into the evernua of crime. Unhitching tbe painter, he set on* oar agalnel tbe' gunwale of the boat and witb a powerful (brut *ent bl* pwn 0*1 u* ao call It (or convenience) •tern flnt out upon tb* river, tben eat blm (ehmpoiedly down, Sited tbe oar* to iheir lock* (od begin to pull straight acroee etream, trusting to Uu current to carry blm down to Ibe Aletbea. Hs bad already marked down tbif'veaael'a riding light ind (bat not without a glow of gratitude to ece |t itlll aloft and lo proper JuxiopoelUon to Ibe river tank, proof thai It had not moved. He polled * good oar. raekoned bl* dUtauce prettily and, abJpping Uw Mad** at jut tb* right moment, brought tho little boat In under tbe brlgantlne's counter witb acarca a Jar. An element of surprUo be held cucn liul to the success of bis plan, whul •ver thai might mm out to be. Blinding up, bs caugbt tba origin- tluo'B after rail witb both biudi, one of wblcb held the painter of tbe purloined boat, and lifted bia hood ibove the deck lino. A abort eurvey of tbe deserted after deck gave blm further assurance, Tba anchor watch wu not In sight. He may bar* been keeping well forward by Stryker's butructlons, or lie may have crept off for forty winks. Whatever tbe reason for bia absence from tbe poet of duty, Klrk- vyooti wu relieved not to hive blm to lealaVltb ind, drawing blmielf-gently In over tbe rail, made tbe painter fut and stepped noiselessly over toward tbe lighted oblong of the companion- way. A murmur of voices from below comforted blin with the knowledge that be bad not miscalculated this time. At lilt he stood within striking distance of hie quarry. The syllable* of hi* Burnamc ringing clearly In his con and followed by Mi vi.e.', fleering' laugh brought blm to a pause Ile flushed hotly In tbe il.-ni.i:.- . The cnptnln wai retailing with relish sonic nf his most luccest ful wlttlelr.ins al Klrkwood'* oxpenie. Muli.'.'i.l- lauuhcd wllli hltn. If • little uni-en.'ili ly. Cpjflidtir'i chuckle wu not audible, but he brok* tba pauae that followed. "I den't know," be said witb doubting emphasis ."You suy you landed him without a penny In bia pocket? I don't coll tbat a good plan at all. Of course he ain't a factor, but-well, it might 've been u well to give blm his fare home. He might mike trouble for us somehow. I don't mind telling you, cop'n, tbat you're an an*. Personally I'm kind of sorry for thc boy He wasn't a bad sort, as hi* kind runs, and ho was no fool, from whtt little I saw of blm. I wonder what be wanted." "Possibly," Mulready chimed In suavely, "you can explain what you wauled of him In the Drat place. How- ilitl you come lo drug hltn Into thia biisliiris?" "Oh. I lint I" ralcndnr laughed shortly "Thill was partly accident, pnrtlj Inspiration I happened to ece bl* parn* on lb* Plea* reglater. He'd put himself down aa from Frlaco. I figured It out tbat be would b* next door to broke and getting desperate, ready to do anything to gat bome, and thought we might utilize blm to tmog- gl* aome of tba ituff Into tba State*. One* before, If you'll remember-no, tbat wu before w* got together, Uul reody-l picked up a fallow countryman on the Strand. Ha wu down and out. lamped at tb* Job, and wa made a neat little wad oa It." •The more fool you to take ouuid era Into your confidence," grumbled Mulready. "Owl" interrogated Calendar, mini Icklng Slrykcr'a accent Inimitably "Well, you're got • heap to learn ibout litis gome. Mul. About thc Orel thing Is tbet you muat trust old man Know-It all, wblcb la me. I've run more diamond* Into tbe Slate* In one w»y or another In m; time than you ever pinched out of Ibe shirt front of a toff on tbe Empire Prom, before tbey made tbe graft loo bot for yon and you came lo lake lessons from me In Ihe gentle en of living easy." "Oh, cut thai euwn't your "Delighted, dear boy. One of tbe first principles, next to proOIIng by the admirable example I set you, la In make the fellows in your own line trust you Now, If this boy bad taken nn with me I could have got a bunch of the sparklers on my mere aay-eo from old M..i;i:iiiilisn. up on 1-Insluin pavement He docs a alcady butlness hoodwinking ihe custom* for tbc ben elil of bis Amen, an clients-ood bill) self. And I'd 've made a ncal lltllr prnllt besides, something to fall back on If this fell tin..ugh I don't mind having iwo strings lo iny bow." "Yes," argued Mulrcady, "but aup JAY & CO. BUILDERS Plana prepared mid Estimates given. flllice.- 1107 Dominic* Trail Bldg. Vancouver. Phone 3497 Keaidoncc, 153 Kightii Ave. E. Norlh Vancouvor. post thi* Klrkwood had taken on w||b you tnd than, peached." "Tbafa auotber aecrat. You've got to know your man. bu able to ilzo him up. I called on tbia chap (or Unit very purpose, but I saw at a glance lie wasn't our mun. lie imclletl a nigger lu tbe w-ood pile end most politely tqld me to go to tbo devil. But If bo Iwd coma In be'd have died before he iqucaled. I know tbe breed. There'i honor imong gentlemen tbat knock! tbe bonor of thlevei blgber'n t kite, tba old saw to tha cunlrury-uotlilug doing. You understand me, I'm sure, Mulready," he concluded, with envenomed iweelneai. "I dou't see yet bow Klrkwood got anything to do with Dorothy." "Ill** Calendar to you, Ur. Mul- readyl" mapped Calandir. "Tliero, there, qowl Don't get excited: It was wben tbe nullum passed me word ihat a mau from tbe Yard wu waiting pn the altar steps for me tbit Klrkwood cime In. He waa dining close by. I went over aud worked on bia feelings until be agreed to take Dorotby off my lunula. |f 1 bid attempted to leave the place with ber they'd hire •polled me for sure. Uy compliments to you, Oleic Mulready." There came ihe noise of cbalr legs scraiwd harshly on tbe cabin deck. Apparently Mulrcaly bid leaped to hut feet iu a rage. "I've told you"- ba began In a voice thick wilb passion. "Ob, tit down I" Calendar cut lu contemptuously. "Bit downl D'you hear? That'a ell over and done with. We uu- iieii.tiiiiii each other uow, aud you won't try uny more monkey sblnil. It'i a equarc deal and a iquare divide so fur's I'm concerned. If we (tick together there'll be profit enough for all eiiiieeiiifii. Bit down, Uul, and have another alug of tbe captain's bum rum." , Although Mulready consented to be pacllled, Klrkwood got the impression thut Ihe mau was far goue In drink A moment later be board him growl "Chin chin!" autlpbouul to Ibe cap- lain'.. "Checr-ol" "Now, llien," Calcudor propoicd. "Ur. Klrkwood ualdc-peace be with blm-lct'e gol dowu lo reset." "Wol'i the row'/" asked Ilic captain. "Tbc row, t-np'n. Is lite llulluui female, who baa uncspoclodly showu up In Antwerp, we have reason lu believe, with malicious Intent uud a private detective to udd to tho gayely of nation!." "Wet's the odds? Site corn't mi ui without lyin' up trouble fur 'erself." "Mighty little consolation to us when we're working li out iu Jail." "Speak for yourself," grunted Mulrcady surlily "I do," relumed Calendar cully. "We're both lu ibe shadow of Jill, Uul, my boy. since you ehooso to take (be reference as personal. Sing Sing, however, yawns for me alone. It's going to keep on yttwiiiug, too, union I (To ta continued) SOUTH VANCOUVER Corner of VICTORIA and FERRIS ROADS. I st block otf VICTORIA, a limited number at $450 to $500 per lot Quarter Cash; Balance 6, I'2 and 16 monlht These lots aic level, good soil, easily cleared and building is rapid in adjoining blocks. Five Minutes walk from Car i. a ■> » a« •?= North Vancouver i ■ LotsinD.L62l,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 ==*. M.I.. !.!■> I l III. S. F. MUNSON BROKER 333 Pender St. W. Phona 5654 World, April lllllt Important Dry Docks Contracts Awarded liu|«eriul Car Company's Correspond- on! in England Hukee lutorcatiug ll. 11.ii t Today. EINANCKD JN LONDON Slepe Well Undor Way lor Couauninio- lion ol This Company's Ureat Undertaking. Important newe wu received by ol- ficiaU pi tho Imperial Car Company, Limited, this morning Irom lir. Bullock, who, it will bo remembered, waa iu Vancouver a ahort lime ago in connection with the building ol' lho dry- dock al Uoche Point. Mr. Bullock slate* till ho bu let a doieu important contract, lor lho company, tbe Irtgest ol these being to the I" in ol Swan li 11 on 1.1 lor the main structure. Thi* immenae dock will be built in section* in London und •hippod to this cily. Details are •wailed with interest by citivona ol Vancouver, to whom the magnitude and importance of lho oompany's vor- lone undertakings bo* strongly appealed. According to tb* term* ol Ih - Dominion subaidy construction will begin neat month. SECOND NAKHOWS BUIDOE PRO- JEW Newa-Advertiser, April I lib IM E. W. UacLeau returned on Sunday from a aii weaki' trip to the Eaet, convinced that there if no dty there to touch Vancouver. Ai regard* tba .Second Narrowa bridge project, ita deputation on which he met ol Ottawa, h* coneiotaa tha •utatrueture work ahould be tlartod in iii week*' tun*, tafor* which timo Jtarve Mc- Natight i* eipectad hack (ipm England tnd will probably make a attte- nwnl on Um luhject. Mr. Macloan think* there |* no quealiSw m ta Ih* fabral grant. BIX mmmm to unm, north (Vancouver, b. c, ■ THE LONSDALE PHARMACY When you deal at thetUmdale Pharmacy you get exactly what you ask (or at the right price, Special attention paid to prescriptions and family' recipes. . - *■■'■'(* • * »| We carry a complete line of Stationery and Drug Sundries. * » • . a - #_ Telephone L 29 A.,. tvson, Pr„P. Cor. Lonidale & 8th The Commonwealth VANCOUVER'S NEWEST CLOTHING STORE First Complete Showing of New Spring Goods. WE SELL EVERYTHING FOR MEN BUT SHOES THE COMMONWEALTH STORE W. DICK, Prop. 47 & 49-HASTINGS STREET, EAST-47 & 49 NEXT DOOR TO THE PRINCESS THEATRE LONSDALE AVENUE 33 feet cleared and graded for $1600. 1-4 cash, balance 6, 12 and 18 months; also a corner lot at $2400 on same terms. This ii good buying. NINETEENTH STREET Modern 6 roomed house on corner lot. Good basement, furnace heated. Price only $2700, $500 cash, , balance 6, 12, 16 and 24 months, This is only good for a lew days. C. C. LAWSON & CO. 15 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER Phone 70---1'. O. Hox 97 PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS ACT Richmond Electoral District. TAKE NOTICE Ihut 1 have received objections in writing lo the retail 11011 ol tho lull..rtiii,; names on the KcgiaUir of Votera lor the Nichmond Electoral Di.trict on the uroutids slulud In-low. AMI TAKE NOTICE that ut 11 Court ol Itoviaion to lw held on tin- Isl 'lay ol Sli.), lull, ut the City Hull, Norlh Vancouver, II. ('., ul Iin .,'■ clock in tho ioi.siooii, 1 .hull hour uml determine the auid objections, mul on leaa auch named perioni or euuie oilier provincial vtrlcr on I hub liHiull. aatialy mu thut auch object lone are nut woll funiidod, 1 -1...II alrilw moll names off tha auid reyiatei. THOMAS .Slir.l'IIEUII, Dated tins l.'ith day of Apiil, I'JII. Jlajpelrai ol Voter,. THE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE EEPOBTED AUS1AI 1-KUM TTTl. DISTRICT: No. oa Rairiater NAME PLACE OF ABODE I Abercrombie, J. I I.ulu (aland 60 An.up, John Sea lalund W4 Blurb, Herbert ill., I. 6, Nr. 7, so* island '166 Iltilhwoll, ,|. II |,tilu J.lunil oil Ilurrcll, Henry :...tiw I -I I INI Hui I on, William Slovenian I MS.. ..I'ovney, lumee .:...tien Islutid, Eburno 611 Daniels, Daniel E South Vancuuver 'ii'-' Dicbel, Allien Wui Stovoelou 6Ti I).i.-i, William Ebuma 674 Dinuwull, Robert M Sea lalund 716 Durf, Alex |.ot I'i, Woek h, Sea lilun.l 777 Evuns, Alex. E. Lot 6, lir. I. WI ruber, .l.oii.B .'., Saa laland 1040 'iriKKs, ''Hilton A Kburno I17S Ilirat, If. C Huehbtrry Rd. I'I. Orey 131* Hooper, Wm. I bu* I.ulu lalund l?74 Huaton, Wm. I' Lulu laland im Irwin, ItoM Sou Isluiiil mi lolmeton, V. II Lulu Llund ■ 134e Jonee, E. ,1 Sea laland liVW Lii/ic, .Jama* Sea lalund )«K Mutliesun, .loliii Sea Wend 16*1 Mathewaou, I'clor Eburm, I.ulu Island 1969 HtcltuA, Roderick .-. .Sea LI..1..I 3003 McMyn, .lame* .„...., South Ann, I.ulu lalund 3003 McMyn, John .Sim Island $Q40 Halwy, ('baa. I Ebuine !J*J6 Soundere, Joi i.ulu Islund 2116:. Talford, Thoa Lulu Island 2fM Walker, Win Lulu (eland 'UM .Wooiard, Jaa Lulu lalund \„. 1 Bond THE FOLUIWIMJ PERSONS ARE REPORTED »K(!lfASE|) 7 Alx-icrombie, Hobt. Henry ...Terra Nova 168 Bow, Jamie Steveeton 801 Brock. John Hhwrne, Sea Liu ml 638 Cooolly, Cyru* .Sea laland 1646 Paine*, Albert Claud Runiuitlam 764 Elliott, Frederick ..' 80th Ave. awl (leather, D. I.. 473 1041 ../Irijrgl, It- T Maim. 2*64 Rowan, Duncan Terra Nov* 341)7 $fcarid*ri, Wm 17(4 Avo., Fairview ■jfe7 WMta, 'rtioa. A Steve*,* 0ttS fhiU, 'flu*. Aloy«u* South Vancouver m„......MM»y, V4m .... Lulu InluA COUNCIL INSPECTS PUBLIC WORKS Wedneiday Devoted hy Thii My in Service of City $750,000 in Improvement!. On Wedneeday morning Ibe eity oounoil led by Mayor Win. McNoiah the city ontfineor and rupreeentatlvee ol the Express and tlie Nows-Adver- lisur made a tour ol the eity to In- apeot tba unions public worki now under way ami to decide on various ipicsiiuiiH ol vital public intereal. The isoluiinn Imspitiil on 17th itreet waa the Drat place viaited by the par ty and Aid. Kittson waa deputed lo inspect, the promise! whieb tbe alderman did with exceeding uarefulueaa followed by Mr. 1'ierce ol the Newa-Atl., who wus looking lor an opportunity lo interview a germ. It waa deoiile.l while hare thut the Hoard ol Works IW III: I I He! nl lo rli.it I lie bind DO.ir the bridge to prevent fire. The etreum 'below which win to be need ue a dump (or Iho reluae from the cily we. not approved by the aldermen at they did not liko the idea of polluting ila wu-tcra. It wue also iiei-'dad to clour the aite (or the proposod isolation hoepiul in thii looality. The swiuiip luud udjuining in.- IScy- mour Lumber Co'i. mill wua inspected and lift .-I cn.-iili i.in,in on the iub- ject tbe engineer wua iuatruinxl tu find some mcuna ol druinage for thu water. Attention wus next givon to tlie continuance ol the road Irom Lynn Valley through the city. It waa decided to bring ihia Ihoruugblure Irom Sui ln-il um I Avenue woat along Nineteenth slreot und down tho boulcvurd. Entrance on to I...n-dulc Ave. would lie Hindu by Koilh Roud or eomu atreet lower down, ua yet undotor mined. The part) inspected the big cut uu Euat Third atreot. The magnitude ol the work going on thore amuzed aome ol Ihe viaitora who had not More aeon it. All the aide of a big hill ia being town out und a 'ill per cent, grade rcdncod lo one ol ~i\ per cent. The earth removed ia Iwing used on u fill lurther oual lu protect the govern moot rtiiitl uud liridujt wbich wua laat yuar awept away. Coming inul tin,nigh Moudyville the parly bud a look ut the right-of wuy uf tho |ii..nn....I ,-u-.i-iiiiiii-iii roud through there mid then inspected free coin .-.in. t whidi will lw fixed up when tin I .-| il., li ml. II ot, mil The camping groiuide, Iho mi niter y urriingements of which the mnlicul liculth officer so awuepingly condomns, recvival autno ultunlion. Alter lunch un early start wns mude in the ulternoon, the new purk at the end ol Eurhca Avotuie Iwing the point ol objective. 'Ihero twelve ten* ol |..11U.11..I ,,ii,l lii.nic have beon clear ud except lur u acutleriiig ol young tree. When il is all grnaagrown ami path* and bridge* added, there will be no prettier |>|aee on the norlh ahorei To descend Irom the ixcealinjly i>, .on ilul lo tin- very rominonpbice, the parly tried to locale ., sile lor u garbage ini-iiiL-riit..i und atrumblod llimiigli lho heuvy growth und ov'ei (iilliu limlier In i-.-li11 a aite. A fiiitiy suiluliie place wus I,,ruled ubout Ihe md of I-ill,, hiIi atreet. A propmul wu. iiifi.l.i Inter Iii wull some atreot end at the waterlmnt with nibbing or atone und (urn the cily'a refuao to aome gtiud account by uaing il ua fill ing. This will lw argued out at a um- later date, aa will that eternal* quee lion whore will Im placed the rjck • i,i-i,i 1 The party I hui, by iltivioui route*, wended their way to the city hall, Aid. M. Km,, luiwii., to Imw. them. Tho engineer prueentad the membera with ualimatca and figure* ol public worki, contemplated and in progri**. Th cuuncil prucoeded to arrive ai a total eiuenditura (or work of 1750,000 The deeired reeult wa* achieved only after lengthy diicueaion mul thc delaying ul many propnaud imur ivonvmt* .n.lil next yeur. All the downtown atresia will b.i [er- manantly gradud and |irap.u»l lor paving next year, which ie ae loon a* block* can b* laid baoaua* of wtliing of the roadway coa*u|uent on grading. Thc coat of grading Lonadale Avenue from the waterfront to the cily bmite waa climated at 847,000; Firat atreet throughout, 846,000, and Second alrett 838/100. The grading ol Ihe Kaplan- .nl'- Irom Forbea .ii.-.-t lo 8l. David'a wa* figured at (86,000. The coet _sl grading all the tunning uptown itrw Is Irom tli* waterfront to Third etwl wax included al 836,0111 The new road by way ol the boulevard will eoet 118/100; tbe widaning«f lAMtOit Avail* frota Twenty Eire! (trees to (to limita, 810/100. f AdoHtiooa! eewar* along th* *ad*rn portion* 4 Uu Eaplanad*, Firit, 8*c- ond tad Third alravU, will eo*t 877,- 000, and tbe new Ridgeway ecbool, mm, Tb* (ongoing art all work* to fa* done, but tbe eity baa alio to provide lor improvMawt* now anaar way; the •Miliary ui item imiwi *nd a**t Third timt, my lM\\m WMjtm, An ".mount nl aomewbere about ll-V 000 will be included far elree* olearing piirpfleea, ihe difference in the total being an allownnco for bias intheanlu Of the debentilree arid for underrtiling In eetimatoi. The council ie certain that u hull WllKoit pi the needed money cap bo eeenred, and are alnwet eure that the city's fiaoal ugente, Meears, A. .larvis k Co., can arrange lor tbe balance. They will be notified ol the cnuncira inteiilioni. Freeh Eggi, ile per ihw. at the Up-to-date Caih Grocery. i\-i Next Sunday morning at the Hup- tiet churoh the past or will proaeh on "Sabbath Ob8ervance" at II a.m, In the evening at 7.1)0 o'clock the usual evangeliatio aorvice will be held. Lonsdale Supply Stores Formerly Hickman & Hood HU Lonsdale Ave. Phone 40. Branch Store— 63 Lonsdale Avenue Phone 232 Special for Soturday IM lbs. II. C. Sugar 81.Ou 3 His. Special lilend Tea '-Wo. I'cus, I'.-.in- uud Corn, '.i tins lor 81.IMS lioird Rice 6 ibe lor !J6c I hiee sift, litis of I'oura, I'.-m h..- and Apricota 36c. I'.L Niipthu Soap 4 for 26c Sunlight Simp li for -Joe Royal ('loonier 3 lur :26c 3 lbs. I'uro Lard 46c h lbs. I'uro Laid 76c Freeh Lettuce, Celery, Cucumber uud Totniilocs. Iiliuhiinl I lb. for 36o Frush Aspuriigns 10c lb. Fresh &. Cured Meats Free Delivery to all parts. A Trial Solicited. S. Prentice, Prop. E. DOWIE :ONTKACTOR AND HUILDliK Plans, .Sjiei'iliraiitiiis, Estimates P. O. Box 97, North Vuninuvcr mmmmmmimpmimmmmmmmmim N. A. KEARNS ARCHITECT Telephone 276 127 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER New Weetminator Land Dialrict— Diatriot of New Wcatuiinater. TAKE nolioe that Robert Duff Eimond ol Viinooiivur, B. C,, occupation, broker, ititenda to apply for iiormiaaion to purchaio the following described lunda: Commencing at a post planted on the woet aide ol a email buy on tho Norlli line ol Lot 3620, thence.west HI chains more or leaa to tho northwest corner of Lot 3630 ; thence south Mill chuins to the northeast corner of Lot 3633 , I hence wost 31.73 chuina to the southeast corner of I .>>< 6liH ; tbunco north 80 chains moro or leaa to tho aouth- wn.il corner ol Lot 1338; thonce euat 33.78 .-li.-in moro or less to shore of lake; thoiico in a southerly diruction ulong ahore ol luko to. point of commencement. ROBERT PUFF K1NM0ND, lllh March, 1911. 4-6 NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ia hereby given that, under tlm uitthurity contained iu auction 131 of ihe "Lund Act," u regululion hua lieen upprovod by tbo Lieutenant-Governor iu Council fixing llie inn.ii..uu, aulu prices of first uud . ,',-,,inl el;..— lauds ut 810 uml 85 per ucre, i. p.eir-, I- This rogulution further provides thut the pricea lined therein slnill upply to ull I.uul,. wilb reaped to which thc implication lo purcnuse is given favourable con:.id.-I,-lion after tliia dutc, not- withatuiidiug tlio dutc of auch application or any dcluy Ihut muy have occurred in ihe consideration ol the •am*. l-'iiiiliei ii,,ii,-i- ia hereby given Ihut ull peraoita who luivu pending application* lo purchuac luiiils under lho provisions of sectinna 34 or 36 ol tho "Lund Act" und who uro not willing to complete auch puichuscs under thu pricea fined by tho ulurcauid rcgulgtion shall bo al Bbci'tj to withdraw audi iipplicitiiiiiH and receive i.-ii... i ol tho ue,ue-.,- dopoaited on account ol audi iippliciiii.ii- WILLIAM R. ROSS, Mnii-i.i uf Lunds. I), .nilment of Lands, Victoria, II. I'.. April 3rd, I'JI I. i-6 aa N.V.W00DYARD CUT WOOD 16 indi—SW per load 13 inch-83.36 {>er load Cordwood—86 |«r i-ord ' Office and Yvd : SECOND and ST. PATRICK Phone I Ml P. 0. Boi 186 xnnitttci RtSStolf11 NOTK'K TENDERS will be rooelyed by iho un dersignetl up lo I be 33ml duy ol April, p.! l. at 6 p.m. lor ihe purdjuee uf Illock 37, SiiluliM.-ioii uf Lot No. 511, liroup I, Nuw Heklniinslor Hi Iriil, .-it.i,.I..I in ilic Ijtj ol Vuneouver, und being the sile ol the old I'm vinciul Court House. Euch lender must bo oucloocd iu u le^isliTod letter anil must be addressed to the undersigned ami plainly marked "Tcndci lor old \ uncoil wr Court House lite," und um -1 be acoompaiilud by un ac- ie|,l.-| i l,e.|lle |,,l ||||| |„,| ,.||| of tin first payment of the purcliuae money. I'uuii.nl lor the properly will bo accepted in ii, I .iliu- i.i of ,,.,, ,|ii,u t, i ol tha pui .1.,. .- money. Tlio first ol audi instuluioiil* to lie paid within thirty days alter tho ucceplanco ol th* len .I.-i, and the other three t tinually ihoreoller, with inlerost at the rate ol 6 per cent, per annum. In tho event ol the peraon whoac lender i* accepted lailing to complete lho lirat inatal- mont wilhin thirty duva ol the notice of euch acceptance the aale to bim will lie cancelled and his ten per cent .I.J..mil lolfellcl The chi-.pn-s of un aucceaiful tendercri will be rotumed. 'Ihe highaat or any tender will But noceaaarily be acccplod. No commia- sions ol any kind will bo allowed. WILLIAM R. ROSS, Minietor of Landi. Department ol Landa, Victoria, B, C., March 7th, 1811 Phone 1^8 North Vancouver Coal and Supply Co. Deslen in Coal, Brick, Sand, Gr»v,l, Lime, Ccovint snd General Builders' Supplies. All Orders i'ronipily pilled and S.iitsl.n ium (iunijiilt il. Prices on Appliealioii OrTice: Lonidale, nearv-ily Wharf WiwwtWe: I'orjnan'i Whad WelcomlJ Parlor Grocery Store Best Goods at »■ I——a—w^aa»w»weMj^" ' Bed-rock Prices All lines of iihoioe family (iroceries, also Fruits, Confectionery, «tc. SatiSfacliuii giiarmitued or money refunded. Our niiitlitiils uie receiving favor oil {nil sides und business is increasing with gri'iii rapidity Your orders res|iee,ifully solicited. Telephone 126 Jno. Dierssen PROPRIETOR Coupons given Iree on every fj.50 order (0 get a chance on residential lol in Port Angeles. A. Campbell Hope C. A. t Al. ARCHITECT fiuH lliisliiij/s Street Weal, Vancouver, II. r. Phone :,\vit, RcHidenue; Tireuiau Hloek 368 let Si. Kuat, Nortli Vancouver. Phone Rill Why Pay Excessive Prices when = TURNER Can Supply you witb Furniture Crockery Heaters Stoves Carpets Linoleums and all Household Requisites at a Lower Price than elsewhere. PROMPT DELIVERY AMUMO m MOTTO 1 1 Small Profiu aad QntaV Reform" " ' mn* TURNER'S 70 LOMSDAtf AVE. Phone 184 Mid ConwCaarim, ui Sm,tht & French Foulards IN VARIETY These Silks are all double width and the designs are new and exclusive. The collection is the largest that we have-ever shown. At |^,60 a yard—Navy and black foundation with white -designs, polka dot, link, key, shadow check, rosebud antl hairline stripes. ' At $1.78 a yard—Foulard silks in pale blue, old rose, prunella, white, black, reseda, kings' blue, etc., in a wide range of new patterns. At $2.00 to $2.60 a yard-Foulard ' Bilks in individual dress lengths, handsome colors nnd newest designs. At $2.75 linil $4.50-a -yanl-Uordered Fbu|urd Silks in au exceptionally good range, among which one may easily find, a choice in color and design. They are in exclusive dress lengths. > Gordon Drysdale, Limited 575 Granville Street. Phone 3541 City Council Meeting (OonMrmed from nag*}) Vancouver Business Directory ACCOUNTANT.:. W. T. STlilN & CO. CHARTERED ....... ACCOUNTANTS ) 19 Pender street, Vancouver and North Vancouver , BAIHb kallethe's Bath Comer Homer aud Pender Sts. Tbt only up-to-date uud reliable bath bouse in British Columbia. W* cure where others fail. Satisfaction guaranteed or no piy Plain baths, electric bath:, ihower baths, massage for body, icalp and face : clcclio therapeutic baths a specially. JOS. KAUiETHK, PROP., Graduate of llerlin, Germain LADIES' HAIRDRESSING PERMANENT HAIR WAVE Every lady lunge to huve wavy hair. It ia now within lite reach of everyone. For aome year* cut hair haa been permanently waved, bul the urocele it bad to unuargo waa too aevere lor it lo be upplieo lo hair on tbe head, but now acienee haa diacovurcd a mill, od by which tho hair' can ba waved milium injury lu hair or acolp. Tha wave will not ua-.li out and damn weather will not affect it. Tbe pro ccaa Icavea the hair aoft and wavy. It haa become tb* rago in l'aria, London antl all the large citie* ol th* State*. S|ie. i.d ralei lor oni month. Any information rcgar>liii)i the work will In- gladly given lo any Indira who will call or wrile lo MADAME Hl'MI'IlREYS, 733 I'l'iiil.-i Street. GROCERS CHEAPSIDE GROCERY GEO. WAGG Groceries and Provisions Uh.il..suit- and Retail 116 Hastings St. (downstairs) Delivery Tuesdays aud Fridays RUbUEH STAMPS BUSINESS COLLEGE'S SPROTT-SHAW i! Business Institute 336 Hasting! St. W. Caneda'* Oreatael VVaattrn School R. J. Spt.iii, DA., • -Manager PITMAN'S tu«lne«9 College 631 Seymour St., Vancouver Day school open all the year round. Night school common es September 8th. THE GEO. H. HEWITT CO. Manufacturers si I'i moil III l.l.l.l( STAMPS Sign and Price Markers 10 I-.min Id Did. !•'me R'3»72 Re*L ESTAJJ lorkhliire (toiiniDlfe k Nmirilii's liiniWtiliiiii Ud .| |n Seymour Street heal estate uni) and mortgage investment estates Managed fire insurance U. Kerr Houlgatc Manager RISTA.URANT8 Read tht Express WANT ADS. All North Vancouver people eat at LEONARDS' I Eilher Flack Illock or Ilaatingi St., oppoait* the new poal office. l«onard 1 aella hi* lea by th* |round. SEE US FOR SASH DOORS MOULDING^ BRACKETS VERANDAH POSTS, ETC, ETC. BUNRAKD SASH k DOOR FACTORY, foot of St. George • We eolitil a trial bid ou your Order, .mull or large We operate fjie oftly pap- ilcl furniture snd piano moving vsn in tlie city. . . N. V. C'artatjs <<». 1 lomitlt Av*. riUNI Ml 13th etrpet. Committee would reeom- mend that when preient eontrePti ope completed this petition be given every oon*%atfar|. Ro reqiMwt, of Q. I. MucDonuld and 34 other employee* pi the Hoard ol World for un increase in wages. Com mitloo recommend that men bo informed that their application oununt be met at tho proaent time but 'will b taken into conaideration later. Th* P. 0. E. Ry. Co. aubniitlod a plan ol proposed turnout on 4th itreet between Queenibury and Moody Ave. Tbe plan allowed the atreet to be only 66 wide. Tho oity engineer wai authorized to interview Mr. I'erry, the local manager, and authorise him to go ahead with tlie work on bit nub milting a revised plan ehowina- tho «trwt to be SO tat. wide. The city engineer reported that he had examined tfae plan submitted by Ike H. C. E. It. Co. of tbe proposed turnout on Fell Ave. between 16th and 16th street! and found that tho railway ia located on the centre line ol tho atreot and that tfao turn-out would bo satisfactory. The committee rc- commond that the plan bo paasod by lho Council. ».' WATER COMMITTEE- II.. communication received from tho registrar ol titlee re application to rc- glator tho conveyance from Mayhew k Harlow to tho city ol blook 7, 8, 9, 10, 21 and 36 and a portion ol Rice Luke in D. I,. 866. Aid. Kittson moved that it be roforrod to thc city solicitor to tako up with tho registrar. The motion was seconded by Aid. Smith und agreed to. Ro roport Irom city engineer Ihul two or Ihroc meters in l.ynn Volley in,-,I repairing. Committee decided tu recommend that district council bo notified In put meters in proper working order nnd that on account ol tb 1 motors not having been in working or der (or some timo paet the city will charge tho average rato ol con- aiimption. II,- communication froui cily engineer regarding tho lowering ol Iho city's VANCOUVER, B, $ .mm lO-inpl, water ntajn on tb* Lyn» Valley road. T|)| committee decided to recommend t||at $° ,»W«f b» lied for future rcferenoo. Be communication fforfl efty 99$)- •ep ri^mrflinding that the Pi»trict ahould pay § fair proportion of the coat ol the inatallation of the new oity e/aterjnairi. Cpntfnittee did not consider that djitriot ihould have any iiitorost hr (fa* main. Be reMnuneRrJatiPfl nl city jSBgincer that diitript pay a rental faf flrp Ijy- dranta in the Lynn Valley water, district lome of which are connected by bye-paaaoa. Committee recommend tbat tbe chairman be empowered to interview the water committee ol the district council and see what arrangement con be made in regard to these mat/tore. Tbe committee recommend tbat tho engineer fae instructed to take levels and prepare a aurvey map ol thc pipe line from Bice I.ako. Tho engineer reported tbat all leaka in the now water main would be livid in about three or (our days. The chairman and city engineer wero instructed to lo,ok into the matter ol a higher intake and shore wall et tfae present intake. The committee recommend tbat tfae member lor tbe dietrict be written to and inlormed that lho council have purchased the balance ol tho land covering the water shed on the southern portion ol Bice Lake, and thut he be asked lo convey tbie information to the government also that tlio city engineer in working on the plans of tho proposed reservoir and pipe lino, otc, and that council would be glud to hoar ol govommenl'a decision in thia mutter. The cily clerk wua instructed to communicate with the city eolicitor and aek him what haa been dune in 1, .n.l lo lho application ol Lynn ('reek wui.. record and il nothing waa done to ask him to urrunge lor hearing boforo water commissioner also if it will be necessary for council to attend. FIBE AND LIGHT COMMITTEE- It't application of Mrs. A. Folhoring- bum for light at corner of Keith road and Ifoody Avenuo. Committee dc- crjW to recommend that thia appljoa- tifin itand nv»r til) next f»|l. PjffANOE PQRWTTKE- ' The Committee decided to recommend that tlto representatives of the Province end World be adviied of the amount* paid by the city for edvor- tiaing jn their reapeetive pupora during tfae lilt If! monthi uml informed that th* pity pouncil do. not at pro- eept eoo thoir way to increase it. Tfae committee recommend that tfae sinking (und now at the city's credit bo loaned out to ratepayers *ho jft- (and to'become 'reaidit|t owneri in Nortli Vanepuver at aav-en- and one- hall (71) per Pent, intorest. Tho house not to coit leaa then BLOfltl or more than W.QOO. Lpan lo be raudo OP *)'■'• basis of 60 per cent, pi the uctual cost ol the house and 60 per cent, of the assessed value of tfae land. Applications to be called for by ud- vorliiemcnl in tho public press and to be balloted on at regular Inlorvnla. Tbe whole to be subject to Ihe Municipal Clemee Act. The North Vancouver Lumber Company llitvi' now a good stock of BUILDING LUMBER FLOORING SI KING CEILING (V Joint) STUDDING JOISTS MOULDING FINISHING LUMBER (JEI)AR DOORS AND WJNDOWS at Bottom Prices. Prompt Delivery. Esplanade, East FOR SALE 300 Feet of Water- frontage with crown grant, known as Wallace Shipyards. Terms to suit purchaser. Apply H. H. DEVINE, Seymour St. Vancouver NortH v/ANcoUVEl? HOSPITAL CO*O0OT»!> II THE MISSES DAWSON Certileeted Surgical, Mtdletl and Maternity Nunti Miss** Seat flat aa flislrstiii For Icnin apply at th* llmpllal I2ib Street Kait. PHONK 69 All new houses ahould be piped for ga» in order to aave tat heavy expenditure far this con- rtpitnet »t a |aUr frit. N. V. LIGHT, HEAT * POWER CO . UWTEP. General Contracting EXCAVATING, CLEARING. GBAD- ING, Etc. Eatimates Givon. ►lai'l <1111.n1 £> Andruftft Keith Boad, east of St. George's Avenue, or P. 0. Box 134 ' WASH GOODS SPECIALS GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMS, our own importation in Plain Sliumbroys und Chocks, special per yard 10c. 33-inch PBINTS, yond heavy quality, lijflit und dark color*, apecial por yard 10c, DBESS Mrs I,INS, plain anil fancy Dimity ilri|ien, also dola and crosabora, prico 10c ond lfic, A lurifc assortment of Victoria l,nwns, Indian Linens, Perainn l.tiwne, Nuiaooka, iti,. mnlii.,. otc. Butlons covered Irom your own malorial—all sitiee. f J. J. McALEECE Keith Block LONSDALE AVENUE Phono 93 TWO STORKS Lonsdale Block COB. lfith ..nil loN.-IMl i- Phono 1G3 132x119 on LONSDALE AVE. Comer St. James Lane one side All cleared $6,000 Only $1000 Caih Balance Easy = SOLE AGENTS JACK LOUTET & CO. 213 Lonidale Avenue - Tel. 47 Corner Nye - - - Tel. 87 Bread! Breads Union Made. Home Industry. Bigger Loaf. Better Bread, Don't forgot our latest Home Made Loaf. PIONEER BAKERY Stores; 71 Lonsdale Ave. Cor. Lonsdale & liili St. MARTINSON & CO. f Real Estate and Fire Insurance Agents Agreements for Sale Bought and Sold Loans Negotiated, Rent* Collected Choice Properties for Sale in All Parts of the City Phone 173 62 Lonsdale Ave. P. O. Box 72 H. F.KRIJCIR Expert on FirspUcM and all class** of Brickwork All Work Guarantied New Subdivisions in North Vancouver City LARGE CLEARED LOTS Fronting on Grand Boulevard in fyxju 226 tod 227 Alio Mi in Block 230, Fronting en Grand Boulevard and Lot* in Block 232a. ■ 1 , jlll =ggC==S ==3g=S==SBCC==: FOR PLANS, PRICE UST AND PARTICULARS, APPLY TO ' M*hpnf McPftrUnd & Procter, Limited Cor. Pender and Seymour Sts., Vancouver, B. C, Phone 6286 Burnt Express Want Ads. WAsTTBD WANtED-Yerortg girl lor folding in bookbinding department. Apply In person Eepresa Officii. WANTED-Bod room, not more than 10 minutes Irqm ferny nor more than , W per week. I'hone 2110. 91-1 POR SALE - Burred Book Eggs (Thoroughbred), W. L. Boiilt, loth . itreet (between Htihon nnil .Innea), m llri.al.lii.-ii Bacon, 34o per lb., lineal B, C. Ham 2lo pur lb. at' the Up-to- date Grocery. 21-4 WANTED—Dinner at private house eln.ic lo ferry, live daya a week for two or three business men. Apply Bos Haiti Expreaa Ollice, WANTED—l'roperly, owrier or builder to erect attires and ....... n- or a building not lose than Mi rooms, muat be convenient to ferry, not above Mil It street. Would leaao for'6 yeura. .1. Mollwelnu, lh'1 'I liml atreet eaat. HI FOB BALL I.0H HALE-Cotliage nl 5 rooms- New lltli street, noiir Si, Andrew's. Largo lot. /ins view ol the harbor. Price $9,166. $606 oaih, baliinoe Uh pel- nui|illi. 7 per aent. The price ia right and tlie terma are exceptionally good, Ib-itiiih American True! Co. Ltd., Onrter-Oottop Building, Vanoouver. FOR RBNT FOB RENT - Fitnilahed houaekeap ing rooma, 314 2ml atreet east. 26-4 TO llENT-l'rom May lat, house mid garden on I'eler ltoad near Lynn Vulley carline. SIR |ier month. Apply Box 111)2, Expreas Oilieo. 31-4 TO BENT—14 aoraa, ,tha woat end ol Dialrict Lot 880 on the drome Mountain trail. I'eraons wtiiiting otiiiip- ing ground could loaae till or part for Ihe aeaaon, Boi B. It. N., Express. ih-l IrOBT LOST—A eilver 1'iirao, valued na u keepsake, with initials engraved there on. Howard al Ihe resitleiico ol Dr. Venter. -n' Pure Milk and Cream delivered. Lynn Valley Daily, lib' Lonsdale. 1H-5 l-i.-l. Lettuce for Sale. U. E. Kc. ne, l.'.tli street. In..i class Conk Stove fur sale. Apply nt 127 - LoiiBtlule Avo. li-1 FOB SAI.K -Pointer Pups, twu in....ih.. uid. Setter eight niunllis old. All prize winners nt last Vancouver dog show. Apply Miimlyville Hotel. 4-21 NOBTH VANCOUVEIt-High und ijry lots. Adjoining Nortli Vuneouver Tennis Club grounds, only a low now unsold, price S-lfit), 1 cash, balunc. will be sold nt once. See Mr. M.-il 153 Third atreet E., fourth house, 1)1 I..01. 'I.ile 21-1 HISOELLANEOUH J. I.eutet aud North Loasdnle Elder Murray Co. tiro Iniiirance. FOB SALE—Owner must lacrifi e fifty foot lot in II. I.. i'iIi'i. facing nu llltli slroet within tlie city limita only a short distance (ruin car. Price $.'1511. Apply Bui 1001, Kiprces. FOB S.VI.i'.-lluniiiil.iw on St. Andrew's close la IfVtli slreot, h ruOtns. Lol ell in garden, practically now uml modern. Price 11,000. fM cash, balance us rent. 7 per cent, till balance. Why renl when mil can buy u home on llit.au lerms 'I British American Trust Co. Ltd., Carter-Cotton Building, Vancouver. ' 281 Hoyal Standard Flour, 11.08 per sack at the Up-lotlutc OroOery. 21-4 ' TENDERS WANTED Separate and bulk lenders will be received by the uroleraigned up loaiid including April 27(h lor the erection ol ii raeidence lor C. S. Young. N.i ; lender necessarily accepted. N. A. KEABNS, Architect. 127 Lonsdale Ave., Nurth Vancouver. 1 21-4 NORTH SHORE DRUG CO. 116 Esplanade A Few Doom West of Post Office -T ■ P. S. THOMAS Phm. B., Druggist in Charge OPEN FOR BUSINESS Monday, April 24,1911 -^ LINES CARRIED IN STOCK- Drugi and Patent Medicine* Cigars'and Tobacco* Chocolate! Stationery .Soda Fountain in Connection. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B, C. t-*mfmmmaf*mmmwmmm NORTH VANCQUVER-The Knoll, high view lots, two blooka, from Lonidale oar, beet v)sw in Nnrth Lonsdale, only 1616, eaay payment*. Theae are aolllnj, io get busy it you want to secure ium,' See Mr. Mellwnine, Ifi2 Third street east, fourth house east ol Lonsdale, 21-4 FURNITURE .Wo Will buy or eiohanife your atovaa, ranges and household good* for ipot otah.. Turner's, 70 Lonsdale Avenue, Phone Ml. : 0. Bos 918. , N'lIT A SPECULATION, liul a iiilllld inv.'Hllllelll. Two oO ft. Lots on Boulevard nnd ono block frum Lonsdale our; unlv l-'iiti each. See me immediately'about these. Mr. Jlellwuine, 162 Third atreet E., lourlh houaeenat uf l.onsdala. . 21 HRNKY n. WATSON Architect Raurni 10 and 11, Pender Chambers, 622 Pender Street W. Phone 8451 Basidrace, cor. Lunsdala Ave tail 22nd street, North Vancouver. EDUCATIONAL Miee Eva ll.ili.lcn is prepared tu luko 2 or .'! mora pupila into her ill i.i iio.iii preparatory achool. For i ei mi apply Bui 910; North Vuneouver. 24-4 NllllTII VANCOl'VEIl aplemiid view lots overlooking horticultural antl'r creation groiinda, fill ll. Iota, only 9700; term* These are n snnp nnil will Im sold ul once. See Mr. Mel. wnine, lo2 Third slreot V,., fourth kuuso east uf l.uiisilale. 21 I mgmmmmmmmwnWmmWmmmam Brwer'*-XL BrtSfJ Ha per lotltt the Up-'toilate Ornoory. 91-4- S.' Ritchie, the Up-tn-dute limner, 366 tlit Itreet J). Phone 1,119. 3N Get it nl the Lonadale Pharmacy, corner 8th and Lonsdale. Phone 99, if Pay your own grocery bill. Buy Irom a store where t hey give no credit, v)i, at the up-to-date grocery, M6 Pint street east, 21-4 TKMlKIIS are invited for the creation qf u two storey bungalow in North Vancouver. Apply Haokay A Miickny, Architects, .lunotinii Block, North Vim.-oiiver. - 9|-4 Ur. Isaac Wuhlen, a popular real- ileni ..I tiih slrimt ie l.-.i'iiic today for ii lout inoiiili:.' trip to Ihe oAstorn stales awl North link..in. lulled Brotheihood ol Carpenters uml Joiners ol Amorion. Looal No. Ii:ii'i Headquarter! |or both workmen seeking employ ment und contractors needing mini, ut Cuntniings' Store, l.oiisilule Avunitu. Business agent's lioiirs S.lltl to tl.HO a.m. und 6 to MID p.m. .1. II. IL.11n. business agent, tl Thu nut lining niutle un Third si reel by lucid impriiviinient will greatly Is'iiilil the city whin completed as il will ulford ciniviiniuiii acooii lo Moody villti frum Liiiintliiin. The miiMinuiii uin.In will Is: 71 per cent.- uhun completed. . .. » j '" Concrete work lins limn uniuplotod '^::^::^TZ-\&pwi Classified Ads. Always Bring Results ing oructutl. Brutikor, Cnnipbcll k Whipple nre Ihe contractors for Ihis Garden ToolsN Our spring shipment has just arrived from the factory, v 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 Specialists Phone 12 First Street and Lonsdale Avenue v, \ »v ► tj ll.,ll.lln,: which is I Suns. .v.md by Lett unit V ■*UtajT BE8ERVE NOTICE is hereby given timt ull vn- cant Crown lumls mil already, under reserve, situated within lho buuiitlur- ies nf llie Luud Recording Districts ui Caribou mid I.ill.met, nnd tlie Earn- loops Division nl Vale Laud llecord- iug Diilricl, uru reserved frum any ..I,.,,, i . I. under Ihs "Land Act" er. cepl liy pre-emption. BOUT, A. RENWICK, Deputy Minister of l.andi. II |- .ii ..... I uf I ..n.l'.. Victoria, It. ('., April llrd, IUII. 1-h An open sewer Uciifh tilled with v>n lor wns the euuso of n iiiiiliup to thu delivery horsu ol Stevens and King, grocers, on Wednesday. Ihe driver asserts liml the section uf open trench wm left without prolootion ur uny in,'.in., of warning ihe pulilioi.nl m s Inking it for u shallow puol .1 »utei loll by tlio recent rainstorm* lie di reeled tin: horsu directly across it villi iliu reeull thut the burse was pr-cipt Iiit.il into Ihe Irench sustaining u ...I.I lint li uml u series ul bruises uml oils which will lender it unlit lor use for saute time, in en llioiiuli uu inoro serious i. ...ii should occur. .. ^V At this time of the year your Home-made Preserves are running short. Green fruits are scarce and high. So help your supply out with some of our delicious CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUiTS at OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 20 Cents Per TIN RASPBERRIES, APRICOTS, PEACHES & PEARS Phone sru. a. &m. McMillan GIVE US YOUR ORDER AND SAVE MONEY Phone 20 I Up-To-Date Clothing for Men OUR NEW SPRING STOCK is one of the best to be seen in the city. It has all the latest touches regarding style, fit and finish. The greatest possible attention has been given each and every garment consequently we guarantee every suit of clothing leaving our establishment. Special Offering of Young Men's Suits, $15, $18, $20, $25 MEN'S SUITS Pricei: $15, $17.50, $18, $20, $20.50, $25, $28.50, $29 to $35 MEN'S SHIRTS tU-fW*) Prices: $| to $3.50 HEAVY WORKING SHIRTS Pricei: $1 to$3.50 MEN'S PANTS Price*: $1.60, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.50, $4 to $7.50 UNDERWEAR Prices: 50c. to $3.00 in all wag 1 " i ) A Urge Stock of PEABODY'S GUARANTEED OVERALLS J. N. HARVEY, Ltd Succeuori to Johnston, Kerf oot Co. 125-127 Hastings St, West Vancouver, B. C. ' si
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1911-04-21 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Express_1911_04_21 |
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Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0309807 |
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