') " - ' v n ■ OIBOULATION OV ftf* "BIPB8SB" EXCEEDS ThmTV-Vm HUMDBBD WBBRLY. ObVBBS NOBTH IHOBB. pijr itxjwaa BPBOMi, attention mm* w JOB PWNTINO AT THB "J§ PBB8S" OPFIOB. PAJB PBipBB. yQWJMB 1*. NOBTH VANOOUVBB, B.C., TUESDAY, NOVBMBBB B, 1018. mymwPm *"*• Grand Encampment of Arctic Brotherhood OB AND BNOAMPMBNT IN NOBTH VANOOUVBB NOVBMBBB It, 13 snd 14 MB. F. T. SALBBUBY AND CO OP BBATOBB ABB ABBANUINU BPLBNDID PBQOBAM Arruiigcinenls ure prugressiug with . , ease ami rapidity for Ihe reception and entertainment uf the Arctic Brotherhood v.Liili Imiii, ils liiiind Kucainp- lucul in Ibis gily on Npvombsr 19, K'I ami 14. A lining, nud energetic com- iniltee uf llie city couucil, district council nud Huurd uf Trade Is co-operating with Mr. V. T Hulsbury, who, In sddl- liun tu being une of the coinniitlee of the last iiuino.l body is promineutly iiliiiililieii wilb tlm Brotherhood itself. The delegutes wili arrive here at about ton o'clock in the murniug of November IS, uml will be escorted to Ihc Kniglils uf I'ythius Cusllc llall, ou Fourth street west, whicii has beeu chosen as the iiendquurlers for tbo Ihree days' convention. Addrossei of welcome will here be delivered by Mayor McNeish, for lhe cily, lleeve May, fur lhe dislricl, und probably other representative citizens, after which lhc Brotherhood will .in,- down to lhe business uf lhe llrsl session, lt . , is, of cuursc, generally understood that j ' lhe conclaves of the Hrotiicrbood aro mil upi'ii lo the public. They arc gov eriied by lhe same rcgnlnliuiis as apply tu lln- conventions uf olher (ru lirnul orders of lhe kiml. In tin- evening lhe delegalcs ure lo be accorded u reception by tho moin- hers uf lhc North Vancouver Club. Tba function, which will lake place on tii* club premises, will comprise a ligbt luncheon fulluwcd by a smoking con cert. Thoso who huve this in hand are leaving no stone unlurued lest tbey shuuld happen tu overlook the best tai eut of the cily. Tin* eveuiug will be eiijoynldy spent iu speech, soug aud social intercourse. These arrangements are in the nun.Is uf a special club i-ouiluittee. On lhe second day, Nuvember Kith, ufler lhe utoruiiig business session, tbs brethren will be luken ruuud tbe city ami dislricl iu special slreet cars. Tbe necessary arrangements liuve been made iu ihis em! with ihe B. c. Kleclric Hailwny Cunipuny. lu Ihe evening lhe Lonsdule Theatre has been secur this attraction will be ou sale at Mes ars. Johnston snd Salsbury's bird ware Death of Mrs. Alex. ONB OF NOBTH VANOOUVBBS PIONBEB LADIBS BXPIBBS SUDDENLY SUNDAY ' MOBNINO The death look place very suddenly on Sunday morning uf Mrs. Alexander I'hilip, wife of Mr Alexander I'hilip uf 212 Second slreet easl, une of Ihis city's best known rcsideuts. The cir cumatsneei were of an unusually dis treasing character, ami the news of Mrs. i'lnlip's demise iame as a great shock to family und friends. Tbe deceased, it ii||uini'l seemed iu eicellent luiilili when she ruse uu Sunday moru ing lo assist in preparing breakfast. This lask completed, she wool upslain lu dress The family limiting Ibal Iheir mother was au unusually long time called lu bur, bul received uo answer. Hurrying upslairs they found Mrs. I'hilip insensible. Dr. Verner was Immediately sum mooed, but befou bis arrival death bad intervened. The doctor pronounced the cause of death to be heart foil- urs. Mrs I'hilip, with her bimbo ml. was one of Ibe first lo take up residence un this side uf the lulel Sbe was a daughter of Aleiander McLaren, of I'opbeusralb, Argyllshire. Aged sixty- three, ibe was a devoted wife snd mu liter, tbe family cumpriiing tow som and four daughters. Tbs St, Andrew's l'resbyterlan church, has bad in Mrs. Pbilip, one of ils most ardent, and sincere workers. A capable musician, ibe wai for many years organist in connection with thll church. Always deeply interested in women's missionary work, bsr kindly nature and gentle disposition endeared her to ull snd sundry. Wide snd general sympathy ii expressed towardi. lue beresved fsmily. * Tbe funeral takea place tomorrow from the family residence os Souond sine! st two o'clock. The reasini srs to be interred in tbs local cemetery. ed, ami Mr. Salsbury, upuu whom the entire management of tbia undertaking duvolvcs, promises tbs stugiug of a sparkling musical comedy. Tho dole gstei snd sll tboie citiians who are wise enough to rally, will du- afforded an opportunity of seeing smi boaring "Tbe Missouri Hirl'' ou thll olio uight. In iiililiiinii to tbis Mr. Sslsbury lias msnsgod to secure tbe services uf au orchestra of thirty live pieces, which will render fine lalections. Tickets for laleat 's bin store on Lonidjale avenue and will range from 75 cents lu (1.00, For the evening of Novemi rr lilh, arrangements have been made fur n splendid banquet to he in corded to III delegates by tbs city of Nortb Vun cuuver. Tbii i.pien.1 will be, at the Nurtb Vancouvor hotel and will be ful lowed by toasts to belt Ibe occasion. This is the outlined program to date, and it is ubvioui that the draml Kn campinciit of the Brotherhood in North Vancouver is to be rendered as inein orahlc sn occsiion as cffurl and energy on the part of thoso interested directly aud indirectly can render it. Through the enterprise aud initiative of Mr Salsbury tbii youug city has been chuseii as the objective puinl fur 1912 uf au influential Brotherhood It is impossible to state just how many da legates will atteud, bul il cun safely be said that North Vancouver will be mentioned, aod duubt loss most fsvor ably in many distant cities where ils existence ia yet unknown, iu dirocl consequence of Ihe draml Kucnnip ment which is to tske place here uexl week. ll would be moil fitting on such au uccaiion if tbe windows uf the local buiiuesi liiiui'ii. were dressed dur iug Ibei.e tbree dsys witb purple and white, the colours of the Order. John stun aud Salsbury bave an attractive scheme in mind so far is tbeir uwu store is concerned, aod it wuubl greatly please those in charge uf arrange menls if other merchants and business men wuuld follow suit, Urand Arctic Chief Qaffuey uf Seul tie, arrivei here today tu assist Mr. Salsbury sud bis cu uperalurs iu get ting thlngi into final shape If up pearances are uut very misleading thc iiiiinii Chief will nul Uud a greal deal tu do in Ihis respect Items of Interest Mr. M. Carr il moving into his new residence on 6lh streel easl. Mr. Han K. Kricksuu is lukiug up re snlcin-c at Cumberland Crescent Mr. Alan Kd wards bas moved inlo his uew hume 12k -'Isl street wesl. Mr. A. I.. Ronald bas moved lu his nuw residence un (Queen's Huad wosl Mr. F. K. Berry, mining engineer, is taking up residence at 242 lllh slreei east. Mr. Frank Parker ami Mr J, 1' Crawford have left for Seattle where Ibey will spend s few dsys. Mr. J. K J. Murray ot this rily, but now residing ou (Isbriols Island, has been a visitor in Ibe rily for llic last few dayi. Messrs, A. Mill and'11. Mill have ylildtd lo ths sllraclious of rural life snd have removed to take up their re ■Idsnce oo Qsbrlols Island Come awa' and hear Mr. J. B. f'orr rsns, Scotland's bo/ltoor; Mr. W. Tbomion, Vancouver, elocutionist; J. Moir, comedian, st the Scotch concert. Min Kate Keeney arrived in Nortb Vancouver but week from New York. Bhe will take up her reiidence witii ber mother, sister snd brother who are slresdy located bore. The pollcs magistrate of tbis cily Mr. H.' D. Buggies, lefl on Friday on s hunting trip np Ihs cosit. His companion! on tbii expedition arc Messrs. J. B. Pslss ud Kd, Peers. ( The annual meeting of tbe Nortb Vancouvsr Liberal Auociation will be held in tbs Knights of I'ytbias Hall, Fourth street, Tuesdsy eveulug, Nov. JxMb, Kvojybedy weicesu. 111-11 General Manager of Pacific Great Eastei rn MB. A. H. BPBBBY OF SPOKANE INTERNATIONAL BAILWAY AOOBPTS NEWLY OBBATBD POSITION COMPANY WILL OPBBATB ADDITIONAL MILBAOB AS FAST AS OOMPLBTBD The l'u.-ifii- (Ireul Kuslern Iluilwuy Compsny ure iuukiug prepuriiliiins I'ur taking uver the operation uf lhe lluwe • ■uiii,,i uiiii Nurlberu Huilway iu se- curtlunce with the agreement made wilh Ihut Cunipuny early in October. Mr. A. II. I'erry uf Spokane, for seven yeurs geuerul freight and passenger ugcnl fur the ;ip.ii.n in- International Ilailway bas resigned his position willi thai Cuinpany iu order lo accept lhe pusi tiuu uf geuerul ;i,in,u, i i ut' lhe lines of tbu Pacific droat I'lastern. Mr- Sporry Will ll ■inline COntrOl Of tllO nl .leen lllllcii of railway now in operation iinme ihniili upun ils i in mul conveyance to llm Pacific liiciil Kaslem Huilway Compuny ami us rapidly thereafter ai u.i.liii.u.ul sectiuus uf the entire sys I. in uf OUI) miles frum Nurth \ nn. nu ver to Furt deorge ure coniplcled tboy will puss under Ilis supervision. Mr. Sperry wus the guest of honor al n bsnquel given lust evening ut Ihu Inland Club by Ihe ruilrnud men uf that cily ul which he was lhe ubject uf luinpliiui.'iilury addresses uccumpaiti ed by many expressions uf regret at his deparliirc with the heurliest guud wishes fur his future prosperity, lie leaves Spokane this afternoon lu us- sume his new duties. The regulur monthly meeling of 111 I'Xi'i-iilivi- uf Ihe Huurd uf Trade wil be held nu Wednesday, tills November, lllli, al t u'cluck p.m. iu the Cily Hull. Ilipe raspberries were picked iu Ibe garden of A. Karle Wnghoriic, Kuss Kins, Lyuu Valley, un November 2nd Not an odd uue ur twu, bul a guoil handful of second crop. Mr. lieurge Siiiucrlon, jeweler uml optician, has moved inlu new ami inure coiumuilious premises ul It.'l Lonidale avenue, which he bus inn.I up ra lhe musl attractive .manner and will curry it larger itock of jewelry and silver wore uf quality ut lowesl prices Thc West Vuncouver couucil is lu be approached by Ibe dislricl of North Vancuuver iu urder lliut Ihc puliee depuiiiin nin iif bulb municipalilies msy combine tu keep duwu the practice uf dangerous shooting, particularly iu ilu neighborhood of the ','apilann river. The purchase uf a gasoliue engine und pump frum lhe Canadian Fair banks Compuny fui the price tit f216 wus, by uu oversight in the jusl issue nf lhe Kxpress, attributed lu ine ills trict council. Thc purchase in quesliun has been mude by lhc nly ferry di rccluraie The recently organi/ed Adult Biblo Classes ul lhe Firsl Baptist Church will debate lhe fulluwing rcsulutiou next Sunduy afternoon: "Kesolvcd, Ihul llie christian church hits wilhin ilself the available power to banish Ihe bar." Affirmative, Misses A. S, Clark, L. Andrews und V. Seitun. Ne gulive, Messrs. VV. K Prime, N. 1 Crust ami S. F Musselwhite The de bule will In- hebj iu the lecture ruum Irum i In p.m. lo 'AM p.m. All inter ested ure invited, Father Bcdanl O.M.I expects lo have a fine six hundred pound hell sunn iu stalled iu lhe belfry uf SI Kdmuud'i church. Thc bell will sound in "H," ami Ils frame will In- ll feel II iuches by ll feci II inches, wilh u wheel <liu meter uf I feel 1) inches Tbe price will be Iiiui uud lhe contract is lu he awarded lo Mcinelry Bros, of New Vurk. The pastur has under considers tion several designs for Ins, new high ullar, and lias also prepared a large scale plan of Hie Improvements and ad ditious he hopes lo make on Sl Kd nuiii,r church, winch, if carried uul In Iheir entirely, will eusl aboul 16, 00(1, The ladies uf lhe •Hulel Noilh Van couver entertained al a very pleasant wins! ilrivc und dance in huiiur of Miss Olga Larson and Mr. Jas. Whit Ion. Thc prizes were won by Mrs. P. Larson ami Miss (.arson fnr Hie la dies aud by Mr. Ford and Unions! I'a vis fur thc geiitlemeii. Miss Olgs lair ■ou wore a daiuty pink and blue gown trimmed with pink rosebuds. Mn. 0. MacGrcgur wore a beautiful imprinted gown of block - nib iuu in silver. Mri, Frank Nicbol wore a handsome black! velvet gown. Miss. Dwycr Was gownld in pale piuk niuon wilh black vclvopJriinmiegs. Mrs. Frank Parker wore bind* saliu with touches of tau gorine nmi .blue Mrs. Pelcrs was rob ed in Nil.-Wren paiilelte with baud some lace and lequea trimming. Mn. Colonel ilsvli wore a dress of black lace. M(s Ijirsun u beautiful black astin gown, Mrs. A.A McAllister, iiiiiuie siiiiii with trimuiiiigs of bsud tome Isce; Mn. Slcphcns, while iiibou; Mrs. Liencb, Orieutsl blue with satin trimmings of green ssd gold. Widening of Fourth St. OITY BNOINBEB ADVIBES OOUNOIL AS TO NE0E88ABY BOUTINE The city engineer, Mr. Angus Smith, lasl evening presented tu the council plans ninl specifications im connection wilh the work of widening lilt slrect belween Forbes avonue ami St. ila lid's uvenue from tl) feel lo HIU feet. These plans were in accordance wilh section i'lllll uf ihe municipal act and sliuiilil be filed wilh lhe i;i!y clerk. Mr. Sunlit advised ilhal lhe cily clerk shuuld issue notices setting forth lhe council's iiileiiliuii tu enter upuu und use the lands necessary fur Hie under Inking. These plans may be inspected ul Ihe city clerk s ulbcc and all claims fur 'lanugo.-, by reusuu of lhe proposed wurk shulili| bo tiled within sixty days from lhe service of lhe sbove mentioned nul ices After this time Ihe council will be iu a position lu del ermine whelher lu proceed wilh the wurk ur nut The clerk was instructed liy the cuuu ell tu send uul nulices tu everyone i uiicerneil under regislered cover and compliance wilh the law and in pur suunie uf ihe abuve recommendation Tenders were upeued lasl night fur the cuiislrueliun uf a curb uu Secund streel und were referred lo the ciigin cer fur iui ...in! inn A letter frum Ihe city assessor, Mr. ti. T. llu Imu. iniing lhal he had in Icrvicwcd Mr. K. Muhun iu relation lu tbe lane question and that Mr. Mahon would, subject lu the approval uf his firm's iulu iiuis have a deed drawn up iu favur of lhc clly for til lanes already dedicated lo lhe public, wai referred to the lanes committee Abl. Fruser, replying tu an inq'uiry slated lhal he was uul yel prepared lo lake up the quesliun uf a rehule of laics in the rase of iuduslrics employing u certain number of bauds, Nothing euuld be dune fur a while in tbe way of legislative remedy, so lhal Ihere was no particular hurry ill Ihis connection The lull..'.-.mg niiuutes uf committees ol Hie council were formally adopted: Fire aud Light Oouunlttoi Kecommendeil lhal slreet liglils be placed al corner of lllh street and SI. (leorge's Aveuue; Idlh street and Wil hams, 17th streel uml Williams avenue Suuiersel and Maillaud and .'"Hi sired and I.m mi road. (Question of ;i ligbt al corner of llllh uml Mi.uli or lmii and (jucensbury be lefl lu lhe chairiiiuu with power lo acl, one light to be put iu. Waterworks OommltUs— Ke offer frum J. ll !•'.. 1.1 to purchase ii I b.p. gasoline engine ami belling used in lbe llu e lake tunnel construction for ♦Un He niiiini iniini lhal Ihe ■ Hi i be not i'i.i|.nl Bosrd of Works— - Ke letter from F Hansom regarding dangerous trees ou lots Hi and 16 211. Keconiinendcd lhat all dangerous trees be cul down whero application has been made for the same. Ke Id I ir from Ann Karlend asking for tbe opening of Snd street, to lot HID ill. Kecomiiienilc.l tbst appli cant br written lo lhat her application is on file and will be takeu up when finances-permit. * Ke letter from Leslie H. clerk ask ing fur a sidewalk lo Kill Kidgeway avenue. Kecomm.nded Ibat a similar reply be sent to Mn. Karloud. Kc letter from Wm. ti. Stone asking for a ditch oo HHh itreet wcsl to carry Ihe Dow* of surface water from Loin. ■Isle svenue. The engineer reported thst tbia work had been dons. Ho pel il lun from J. C. Burnlatoo snd others for s lidawufk on 22nd St. Householders and the CivicVoters'Lists ■- OITY SOLIOITOB NOTIFIES OOUN OIL THAT HB HAS OHANOBD HI8VIBW , UNDBB NEW BUL1NO HOUSE HOLDBBB' APPLIOATION FOBMS BBNDBBBD U8BLB88 lu icgiii.l to the eligibility of huuse liulilui:. to vole in the forthcoming municipal elections, thu city solicitor, Mr. H. L. Keid, laat night ludited a letter to the city cuuucil statiug that he hail chaugud his upiiiiou as to the right uf Imu ' imb1.1 tu be pluccil un the voters' list iu Ihe city of Norlli Vuncuuver. "The act,'' wrote Mr. Keid, "contemplates only lbe condition Hint lliere are sume tales uot chargeable uu land, und dues uut seem tu cuusider thul Ihere might be a city in whfMi tbere were uu such luxes, consequently the puy menl uf al least twu dullurs u yeur nul chargeable uu laud is u subsluutivc pur tion of the definition uf 'bouses.older.' und there being uu possibility uf u huusehulder paying Iwo dollars per yeur nui cbsrgssble uu lund, uml therefore uu luu.ml,,,|,i, i whu can be placed un the vuters' list within the inclining uf lhc municipal elecliuu acl unless Ihey coma within the eicinptions iu subscc liuu l.n' siiil section .'ni in which esse I think Ihey cun make the statulury declaration, sinking out Ibe clause re fcrring lo Hie paymenl uf taies uml inserting words showing Iheir right lu sumption. I would suggest that com iiiiiniciiiion be bad with tbs deputy utttirney general puinliug out tbs difl- cully ami asking to bave it amended at tho- coining session of tbs legislature." Tbe clork was initrucled, upon tbs reutiliig of Ibii lutter, to go shosd with the prepsrstion of tlie voters' list in inu iiniiiiiic with the solicitor'a opinion as expressed ubove. The opinion previously voiced by Mr. Hci'l is uutomatlcally cancelled. According to Charles Dickens, mistakes ure likely to occur in thc best regulated fumilies, and certainly some mis pronouncement of opinion is very psr- iliiuuhlu when tbe municipal election set is immediately concerned. The « unly unfortunate sequenco of tbia little mix up haa been the preparation by lhe clerk and the lllliiig-iu by a number of cltliens of luiiiiieiiiibb'ii.' appli cation liirinn which are uuw under thii ruling rendered usclcsi, The cily solicitor's change of opiniun suppurls lhe contention of Mr. Austin Ilrown, North Vancouver's city clerk, who wrote tu Mr. Beid on Oct. 88, iiiiinii: Ihul "us iu tho city of Nurtli Vancouver there are neitbsr ii...!.' licences, assessments wbicb arl uul cbsrgssble un land, us/ rosd taxes, il wuuld uppear tu me that if tbeio forms are lo be held ai beiug In- curpuratcil iu the act the only persons ■ ni i-l. uf registered owners and von- decs under agreements fur salu who wuuld be eiitilleil to be registered art persons over sixty years uf ago and members ul lhe militia." between l.unsilule uml Mubun and petition from dco. II. Kvani and others fur a sidewalk un ..'tub east uf Lonsdsls. lir. iiinincii.I..I that lhe respec live petitioners be Informed thai Iheir petitions are un flic uml will In- utteml cd tu when finances permit. Kc petition from W. Snnpnon and un other asking for llie grading of lhe approach to lane iu block 71 uin Kc cuinmcnilcd that this wurk be done. Kecommendeil that sidewalk ou Ihc north side uf i-'ih streel be continued lu Hidgewny wilh tbe muterial wlncll has been taken off the curner ot Kill] street and l.uusilale Kecommendeil that the cxprupnu Hun hy law as passed by the c.uuncil fur Ihe widening uf (Hi streel be ud verlised fur Ihe pruper length of time "Snow-white" by Capable Young Players The pupils attending Sl. .lumes' Uirls' school were responsible fur Ihc greater purliuo ot a very excellent entertainment provided in the parish hull adjoining hll John's church uu Vat niiii., evening. Incidentally prizes fur guod work during last session were awarded by Arrbdeacun I'enlrcalh lo Hilda Hoffell, Margaret McLollau and Bonnie Gill. Miss Voung outlines the purposes and ambitions of the school, paying tubules tu her colleagues uud dwelling generally upon tbe wurk su far ac . omplishfd by the scholars attending Hie institution. The piece de resistance was Ine pre • I.liiiiilii of a Inn play entitled "Snow White." The young players gave ii luiui lakcabb- evidence of very careful ami effective eoschiug, and pro vnlcil a series of interfiling scenes in a fashion far above Ihe lusinirffavcr age. Kay Wright in Ihe title role was very rharming and uoafected, while Horn Audcrs as lbc tlueeu Mother, proved tbe poicmor of unusual his Ironic ability snd wou Ibe admiration of everyone preient. I'riuce Faithful, as rendered by Ailcen Archibald, was a very convincing and graceful char acter, while Catherine I'evics made a capital lillle principal elf. Otber ichol in, too numerous to mention figured auccsufully in s play which was dsint ily staged ami costumed and very cred ilubl;. ensiled. Tbe balance of the program consisted of firsl class rontribulions by Mr. K. Cradork, Mr. Wrigbl sud Ibe Kev. Mr. Keeling. Muw Hove presided st lbe pisno- An mil-resting hockey game was played on lbs' Boulevard grounds on Baturday afternoon between the Hril lib Isle, Public Schools snd tbs North Vsncouver tests, wbo sre tbe present chooipioui «f British Columbia. The local playen secured s victory by li gosli ts nil. Street Lighting WHY NBW ABO LAMPS WBBB NOT LIT ON NIOIIT OF NOV. 1st. Aid. Mi Hu.- inquired last evening at the city council meeting wby ths newly ordered are lamps were uot turned un on the eveuiug uf Nuvember 1 as promised by thc U. C. Klectric Ball way Cuinpany. Aid Irwin, answering Ibis question, staled lhal he called upun Ihe local malinger in Ihis regard aud had obtain ed frum him the ciplauatiuu tbat ow ing lo the shortage uf some switches llu- cumpauy had been unable to turn uu Ihc liglils us arranged. These switch cs were, however, eipected lo arrive at auy huur and Iheir installation will make pussililc Ihr connection uf lbs arc lamp, The alderman assured ths council lhal lhe mailer wai being attended lu. Sub Post Office Opened A suit post oflice iu couuectiuu witb Ihc local department has been opened ou Hie corner uf loth street and l.ons dubi avenue The need for iuch a con .unnine has been felt for some con snlerable lime, and it wai welcome newi lo the people iohsbitiug lbs regions uf llppor Lonsdale. Mr. Percy Daw lou, who is now Ihc proprietor of tbs Leonard Hale Company'i branch store, is ra i barge of Ihe sub poll office, st wlneli lump. csn be procured aod re gtslcrcd letters mailed ind diipstcbed. In a shurl time Ihc ueccssary arrango minis will havu been made iu lost puslal nules and money urders msy also be nbiiiiii.ul at Ihis office Boy Scouts On Humlay next Ihere will be S sps ll serine In Bt. John's church for Muin Compsny Canadian Field Engin ecu ami Boy Bcouli at I p.m kll Boy Scouts of Nortb Vancouvsr will Sl i.inii.- sl tbe drill hsll, Ksplsnsds wcsl, snd sl 8.16 p.m. will fsll into lins wilh the .SiHi Compsny Canadian Kn ginecra aud beaded by the military baud will march lo St. John's church. A cordial invitation ii estsndtd to Vsncouver' sud Lynn Vslley Boy Bcouli lo psrlicipsle in tbe parade and church service snd further informs tion csn be bsd from Cosunliilooir J. II Kngiish. HOOKEY CHAMPIONS OF B. 0. A correspondent, commenting op s uunl report in lbc Kxprcss, likes ex repllon to the local bockoy team be ing merely described u "ths Nortb Vancouver playen." He suggcalitbst their full tills "the North Vancouvsr hockey tesa, chsuipiom of Briliah Columbia " Iu bs Sled St sii llmei Hs sxpresiei ths hope thst tbsy will rstsis this distinction for yesri. Be ds ws. We will try lu be mors worthy in futsri. ) Bank of Montreal 11 hi ri i i i E.t.bli.hed 1917 Capital (paid up) - $16,000,000 Reserve .... $16,000,000 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Savings Bank Department INTEREST PAID AT CURRENT RATES North Vancouver Branch t F. A. MACRAE, Mt. Crown Bldg., 1st Street Manager , n We Have Some Good Buys —m^mmmmm^mmSSmSmmamammmnnd in in D. L 273, 274,550. See us if you have a house lo rent, or if you want to get a house, We have some lovely homes for sale. Listings wanted. NORTH VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE CO. 110 Esplanade. Phone 227 R. C. BISS J. A. WOODS ECONOMY If you use Stock Sues in Doors aud Windows You WUI Save Money Ask for our new Folder wbicb shows slice carried iu stock Dickinson & Son. Ltd. ESPLANADE EAST P. 0. Box 1719. Phone 222 HAY, FLOUR AND FEED POULTBY SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY Timothy Hay (uew) Clover liay, (uew) Alfalfa Hay Crushed Oats, Osts, Uuseed HeaJ PRICES RIGHT B. ii K. Chicken Chop, B i H Siut.ii Food B Si K Cracked Com Lee's Egg Maker Lee's Insect Powder Swift's Beef Scrajis DELIVERIES PBOMPT, THE Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. OFFICE: 116 ESPLANADE, EAST PHONE 4 Building Supplies Sole Agents for North Vancouver: Samson Fibre Diabolo Cement North Shore Coal & Supply Co. L. S. EATON, Manager. KicluWi Wharf Esplanade Wesl Plione 488 NORTH VANCOUVKK CITY FKKKJKH, I.IMITKI) TIME TABLE TAKIHU BFFBOT MAJWH Ut, UU. Lsavs North Vancouver VM. laslVI •IM •t.m •IM •IM IM •#.00 IM •t.V) IM vm IM UM w UM UM UM UM UM ItM IM I.M AM "er P.M. VM. * inwtm "tim ■atlee. Oeespeay Vancou LM i.00 IJQ 3.10 IM i.m 4.40 IM 6 in d.4U iM 4 Mi IM r.oo IM 7.40 8.00 AM / 0.00 ' IM 10.00 10.10 11.00 11.M ll.lt AM. IM sb Bialsr" aot llaUs for •IM am •tM •tM •IM IM •IM s.00 •(.20 8.40 tM |.M tM UM UM UM 11.00 11.20 .11.40 12.00 UM VM. 12.40 1.00 1.20 1.40 »M 'I'l'l U.40 IjM 3.29 3.40 4.00 (JO 4.40 600 IM (.40 tM tM 6.40 tM rjo 7.40 8.00 1.80 0.00 0.J0 10.00 10.80 HOO 11.44 UM Time Ubl. sublet te thane, without delays, aeeldesUl or otherwise. mcruwuw i uiux i au oi May be Inaugurated Tbst tbs police department »f tbis city is deteruijued to protect tbe lnml. ing, industrial snd otber business houses of Nortb Vancouyer is evidenced by the effort wbicb is now being ma>le to in sugursto a systetnstic and effective merchants' patrol. Tile iiles is being moubleil into shape by Mr. William M Ni'ill, wbo is a mini of wide experience iu private detective work end frum whose activities tbo North Bhore has morally henutltteil during the last few mouths, itr. McNeill lias been authorized by tbe chief of police lo as certain to what cutout the business men of the pjly are disposed lo sup port such measures, which properly car ricil oul, as they undoubtedly will bu, will form Ibo best possible safoguup1 against robbery by night ami other ful unions incidentals. The patrol will ut the outset comprise two special men who will divide their attentiona be I ween that taction of the city lying belween the wharf ami Ind street, ami frum -Dii street upwunls, in ailililiou In the business streets running eusl ami west. Tho project is une which ibould im mediately commend itself to proprietors ami iuuiiu; of business houses on lhc Norlh Shore, few of whom are likely lo witbold u smull sum per munth if its paymenl is calculated to ensure ihr safety uf Iheir premises. Contest mg Held Uuder tbe Joint Auspices of tbo British Columbia Poultry Association, Vancouver Exhibition Buard and the Provincial Government. Total Eggs Laid from 2 p.m. October 20, 1011, to 2 p.m., October 20, 1012. Pen No. Claaa I. V.pgs l.ai'l 2- While Leghorus llil 1st prize, 410(1, ,1. Stewart, Hillcrest, ltcrnvru, NSW., Auslruliu. II White Leghorns UIS imi prize, 169, liui.uiinii l-iuu Farm, Otaki, N. 'l.lll- White Leghorns 800 3rd prize, in,, Dr. Meed, Ml. Tolmio, Victoria, II. ('. HI-While Leghorns .785 4th prize, *lo, K. T. Hanson, Cow ichau, II. C 18 - While Leghorus iih oth prize, Vancouver Kxhibition As sot'iution Bronze M. nil. Iv Sonic. Cow ichau, 11. (.'. 20 While Leghorus 745 iiih prize, "Canadian Poultry Ke view" Bronze Mclal, .Msjor lin-cn Wilkinson, I'lii'inaiiius. K. (' ( While Leghorns lit 1 White Legborni ili II While Leghorns 700 Ti While Leghorns 6U2 i While Leghorns . 6s:i' 5 White Leghorns Win :"i While Leghorns H'il 11 Huff Leghorns Wi 12 White Leghorn.- . Ml L'l Aiiconas 616 1 Wln|e Leghorns 5411 I.l While Leghorn.. .. 620 6 Browu Leghorns 512 Iij While Leghorus . 510 11 While Ugboms 119 li, While Legborni 42K 17 While Leghorns .422 CLASS II 3.1 Kkodc islaud Keds . . Isi prize,' 1100, A. K Smitl wood P. I) Vuloriu, I) of K'liiion.ls, B. C. 38 While, Wyandottes 2nd prize, ISO, li Adams. Hox 810, Vicloriu, 11 C 31 Hn vie Island Keds. .800 3rd prize, 425, 1. 1. ilougun, Cobble Hill, B. C 20 ' Barred Rocks lit 4lh prize, 410, V. (,'leeves, ilugun P, ()., .-num. hliin. H ti. .12 - Rhode Island Bedi 732 5lh prize, Vancouver Kxhibiliou As societies, Bronx* Medal. Kcl Kealhei Poultry Ranch, Central I'ark, B ' .li llarreil Horks 730 Oth Prize, Canadian Poultry Review, Bronze Medal, 'Vied .Matthews, Kam loops, It. ('. 34 While Wyandottes 720 Huff Orpingtona 025 Barred Rocki 603 Huff Bocks 500 While Wyandottes 587 Huff in |ii uui mi- 564 it- Partridge Wyaudottei ...607 27--Silvcr Pencilled Wyandot ies.. .462 It—Columbian Wyendollci 462 40 -Silver Uecl.Wyaudottee 421 Two rfilvci medals, presented by Messrs. Brai'Kinau k Ker, Vancouver, B. (J,, for I'eiis in (.'lass 1, and Clair- 2, pru'luciug musl eggl duriug winter monthi, won by Pen 2, 3. Stewart, Hill crest, Beruwra, N. tf. W., Australia, in Class I, and by Peu 61, Buff Orping test, IX W. Robbiui, Chilliwaek, in Olsm 2. (Full report later). W. Stroyau, Superintendent. 3. R. Terry, tferretary, Department of Agriculture, Vietoria. .854 May formerly 804 Humor snd Philosophy < IV nv/ycAji it. T9IT9 Sm*mmXml FWRUWY, ,»n MERRY month ot V 0 February, abort and sweat And carrier of pretty ibjni That mah. th. youthful III. complst., | sn you her. with all your art, And I sm vei-y much afraid That I shall lose my only heart, Tou leap year's Drat and busy aldt How can th. dullest youth escape Th. thrill that cornea alonf wltb youl FOr when he sees tht pictured shape Ot hearts, pierced by an arrow through, And. when th. postman Laves a note Mad. up of tinsel, sold snd ls.es Hia mind recalls a shapely throat, A mass of hair, a blooming (an, Jun. gels th. credit, mor. or lue, For sll ih. i-iiiiiiiiic. bi th. land, But It li'prttly sal. to guus That February (she. a baud In slartlng off upon lb. w.y Ideal undai neal li tb. hat That will eventual, aom. day In wedding bills and such as lbat 0 February, ihorl and sweet; 0 marry month ot valsnilnes, Tou get Ihere wllh bolb dainty (nt, Bo skillfully you lay your linear! And who begrudges your succen? Not those who In att.ndanc. wait, For 11 you cause sum. slight dlilreu Your pleasures mor. than compensate Simple In Companion. "Will ibe Chinese be able to ruu a republic!" "1 should tbluk so." "But wbat experience bava tbay bad?" "Is It sny harder to ruu s republic tbau s laundry?" A Dark Pitt. "I don't see wby you encourage Uiat Jones kid to snowball In front of your bouse." "If you were a Sherlock Holmes you would." "I thougbt you didn't Uks (be Joues family." "1 don't." "Tben wby so much trouble toe muse Ibe youngster? Vou msy bsve some broken window glass" "Ob. no, I shunt, bul my Isudlord probably will, aud tben I csn bsve tbs fuu of seeing Joues ligbt It out wltb hlm." Found It Out. "I bave no use for sentiment. It never mad. a man a dollar" "But, man. ibu world is run by sent! ment." "My world Isn't." "Tou tsik like one wbo bu been Ibruugb s breach of promise suit." Evid.nc. to th. Contrary. "Why la It ibat men don't bars soy respect for tbo judgment of Ibeir wives!" "How can tbey?" What do you mean by tbat?" "Don't tbeir wives bar. faith In ihem?" Htr Hiquirenienti. "All tbat 1 ask Is love" "Really, Jack!" "Yea, my love Isn't tbat enough for you'(" "Yes. desr, If It Is properly financed " Rar. Old Unclt. Boms luliii havs w. In Unci. Bam. Wa (col qull. ttti to SUU That he would send a telegram For half Ibe present rax.. PERT PARAGRAPHS. Wbeu a woman bt compelled ho wear glaasea abe like, to think tbey mike ber appear lulsllectusl. Faint heart uever learned to run a motorcar. Some peopls bsvs SO much faith lu tbeir own ability tbst 11 oavsr occurs lo tbem to put II to s last. Because s msu cannot correctly sp pralae s compliment don't make lbs mi-.i.i ke of thinking ns will tall for s gold brlek. Self reliance Is s good tbing bo bsve around tbe bouse, but s ricb fstbsr-lu law Is of mere weight at Uie bask. We all udiulre Uie msn wbo strive. to do good, eveu Ibougb we mey decline to be the victim. No msn Is rcslly Independent. Ibougb occasionally ons makes s Urge sized bluff st It. While tbe philosopher sue) the scion (1st quarrel as to whether buHiluciw U a state of mlud or of stomach, tlie rest of us go uo eating fried allien ties uud reading th,e sporting page Id Uie aame old ws;. Bsm Ibt most spiritually minded like three aqusr. mssls a All- On. peraon can't do everything, bul some men forget this wben lbs/ sre hiring s clerk at UO per r , There's one very simple way mf pi tbe Christmas problem; dou't shop, but sit quietly st home aud subscribe fpr The Youth'b Companion. The ebsftcsi gre, too, thst no present you coulil buy for tbe young friend or tbe family you ilolighi tu hunur could confer io much pleasure as tbis .gift of Tbe Youth's Companion for a wbpio round, year— fifty-two weeks' issues, sud the fifty- second us keenly uulicipated and enjoyed as lhe v^ry Hrst. • There will he stories for readers of every age; .'Hiniiii aiivicu ss to sthloticsj suggestions fur the girl st college or mukiug her own wuy in the world; diunl things for every member of the family—all for tH.iili-.lese tbau live cents a week. .Tho'une to whom yuu (jive thu tub- scription will receive free all the remaining issues uf I III 2, as well as Tbe Ciiuipauioii Window Transparency sud Calendar fur 11113, iu rich, trauilucent or oyer'lbs lamp shade. You, ton, ss gjver of tbs present will receive s eppy of it. FOBOBTFUL PASSBNQBBB A sale in Glasguw of srticlea left by psaielkers in the corporation tram- cars ineluiii-il <|l|2 iiiiilni'llas, 108 walking-sticks, 702 pslre of glovos, 200 Indira' lisndbsgs, 660 purses, 100 penknives, sud 180 pairs of Bpectscles. There woro slso a number of tobacco pouches and pipes, travelling bags, tools, golf clubs, gold sud silver welches, snuff Iiiim's, rsxurs, books, football outfits, snd fishing rods, whilu other srtieles auctioned Included s violin sud case, s music stdiul, u set of drum Micks, ami a typewriter cssu. in the I'biglisb-ipeakiiig wurld Ibure sre twenty millions uf Methodists pf ail .u i.lumii iuu DO YOU WANT Real RangeSatisfaction? ? Then you wsnt tbs CANADIAN ENTERPRISE MALLEABLE RANGE The Bangs with s reputation earned. We Invite tbe most critical ex animation, tbe more exacting tbt better, as it will bring out more forcibly tbe mauy features of eicellence. Thousands of satisfied homes throughout tlie Dominion ue using it daily. BBK OUB DIBPLAY OF HKATKHB DesBrisay Jobbing Coy. OOBNBB FOUBTH AND LONBDALB HARDWARE Phone 297 GROCERIES REMOVED To 57 Lonsdale Ave. V BENNETT BROS. The North Vancouver home of " Campbell Clothing " It is Not Necessary For us te advertla. our large 11ns of Biovti, Baagw snd Haste*. They speak for taemaelvss, hut ws wish to tall your attention te ths fact thst ws art tarrying the largest Una of Osst ssd Mall.sble Bsngw, glares sad Uestsn In ths city snd our aaaorUnent contain, .verythlng that you might saelri sad our priest ut EIOHT and svtry ttevi ws sail Is guaranteed. IF YOU HUB BBBINO OUB LINB BEFOBS BUYINd WE BOTH LOSS MONEY Ask about our apeclal credit plan, sa honest preposition to honsst buy.n. 411 kiaia of BuUdsri' Harawars, Paints, Oils, Etc. D. McNAIRNIE THB BATIBFAOTOEY HABDWABE 16th sad IsoasiaU STOBTH VAJfOOUVBB Phone m ]TWr\'- mJjmtm* . ' ■ Birks' Watches ■ ARE DEPENDABLE T)» success we bavs sclUsvcd Hi tbs WAfP trads Is tbs result of our great pars In puttbig on tbs msrkst wstcbss wbicb ws know will glys tits purchossr tin most sstlsfsctenr ssrffss. Ws can supply any grado sf watch tbat may bo required, but Will not present s watch tbst Is not reliable. Ws offer s splendid choice la FULL DBES8 WATCHES, which WS unboilUtlugly rt- coiniiiciid. Tbess srs of Swiss workmanship snd so wsll fluWiod snd adjuatod tbst inaccuracy Is almost tmpoisible,. OUB NEW OATALOOUB has beeu mailed ts our out-of-town costomsrs snd sliould be in tboir bauds uow. This catslogus Is one big book of Obititmas gift iug- gsetious snd should bs in the hands tf svsry buyer lu tbs Dominion. If you bsvs not rscslvsd s copy, sdvlss us snd ons will bs mallsd to your addreai st ones Ons ssctloa of this catalogue Is dsvotsd to wstcbss alone. Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. IBWBLBBS, BILVEBBMITHS, WAT0HMAKBB8. Qeorge E. Trorey, Managing Director I fastings and Granville Streets - - Vancouver, B. C. Job Printing at the "Express" i mmmmmmm The Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. Ur- PAID $4,250,000 Quickly sud promptly on account of tb. Sou Frsnclico earthquake snd Uro. How mauy Companies could do this? IU SSSSts emouut to 1110,000,000 A postal will bring SU representative PERCY KING Bealdent Ag.ut IS Lonsdsls Avenue snd Capilauo Oar T.rmluua Phenss: Lonsdsls 167. ' Oapiiano 161 w9nfh Vti\*mW IfflHt 99 BIOTOP SOBNB8 WITNESSED t%OM BAM.OONV Mr. .lack Loutet, writing tu a representative uf thin liaper fruni the Hotel Inglsterra, Ilavaua, on October BCtb, dwells intiireiitingly uu tho features of a (tyliau, electiou in thu fbith of which tbo .ii f'i-i councillor snd bin I'uiuily found theiiiiolvea pp arrival st llsvaus. (Jpon thia election the fate of Cohan illili'|ieildelice WSI SS|l) fp llli|ll'llll, llllll un nuiiii' disorder ws* uuticipaled, till lliem, uiuiinleil und uiniiounted, were ou iiuiird nl Sll tbs polling booths. I'resiili'iit dime Miguel Gomel wsi par lieularly uu.iuus to maintain order loa| tbo Bi 'ed SUtes ibould sgsin intervene in tbe event Of ordinary de- ci'iniei. nut being sbisrvet). culm, like Mexico, bsa been warned of this pu ;.iliie inteneiiiion, but unlike Mux ico, i'niui':' pouitiou demands that it ibould take heed of tbo waruing. Vul lbe | HI I ]in.'i.' Of I bin'elect inn, lhe tinny ii ciii'inl r.i sill" ordored four turns ports in roterve st Fort Hunroe, Vs., to lie propsred within four dsyi for in slant ri'iiiliiii'i-ii to carry 8800 troops to Cuba ihould disorder arise during fhe insular elections, demanding in tcrveutiou. Tbe contents of Hr. I.uu let's letter sceiu to Imply tbese pre cuulionnry tactics wero vory necessury The following is tbe missive iu full: Hotel Inglstens, Havana, Cuba, October 85, 1818. "Hear Milium:— I pjuuiised lo let you kuow of soy thing stirring down here, but bsrilly expected lo be able to write wbat am now about to relate. We arrived at this hotel ou Ibe evening of tbe 83rd In 'Ind lhat the elections take place ou Nuvember 1st. Wo thought of moving ou last uight, but heard there wus tu be a great Liberal meet ing mil.!.lc of tbo Hotel Tolcgrafu, ucxl dour lo tbii one, no waited to ci perlence a Cuban electiou meeting There wus a rumor that trouble might be expected, but as Ibe great Couser valin- meeling was some distance away, uu clash was expected. At 7 p.m. the Liberals started lo collect opposite the Telegrafo, which with tbis bold, is situated ou a huge square or plana, tbe centre part being hnowu as Ibe Louvre aud tbe Ihroug'a slreet as the Prado, The Hotel Telegrafo ii tbe rocug Corners in District Lot 265— BLOCKS , LOT 16 BLOCK 13 ....LOTS 29 and 30 BLOCK 17 LOTS 43 and 44 District Lot 274- BLOCK 140... LOT 17 and Two Storey Building BLOCK 168 LOT 5 and Two Houses BLOCK 169 LOT 4 For Prices, Terms tod Further Particulars, apply to IV North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company Limited Liability (North Vtncouver Agents for LONDON AND BRITISH NORTH AMERICA CO. 543 PENDER STREET. VANCOUVER. B, C. Phone Sevmour 6266 ■ 9-9999* mtivmmammsiyejm. nmmtWw llie Hotel fu»l.terrs tint pt the ppR- lervstlvei, At 7.80 tbere wore shout 815,000 people In the ii|usre, white si»J colored, spd btbBsrs ot tbe Mbsrsls were curled slong iu treat 0< till. lists! j/lfb, some eppoiltlou ftnpi tho few Conservatives preient. At t o'clock tbs numerous sboo blacks teemed lu scout treble #u|| csrricd off tbeir chairs snd boxes to a place of tlllt'ci.Y. A lew small lights took place sud pf 8.30 the betel wsa closed aud bar ricsilod sa su attack was feared. A ebsript tbeu csme ulong ssf- rounded by yelling'negree*, ssil III It S ''iil'iin ■■•lii'id with S live Illinium iiiuiii' bis bead. The significance of this I du not know, Very few speeches were iiui'i'' ami thoic-were short, the (lubuns evidently believing in terror Um in place of argument. Tbere Is a saying borei "Tio a (lubsu'i liumls ami he'll choke in dentil," snd the incuuing is plain when ouo bsa seen the ipeskers. The urms Hy in Ibe air, then go like lightning from tbe ground to tbo bead, followed by Iiig beating iu lbe air and un the chest at a rate difficult to imagine sud scconipsnicd by u screumiug voice aud uiiiiilii.'.i face. The people eujoy this. Tbe marching of the standard bearers frum lhe Telegrafo corner lo Inglsterra curner grew more boisterous us time went on and tbeu a mass uf abuut l.iiiiu men, niuslly negroes, marched round the sipiure with u bug ler and chanting "Viva Zuyas jiara President ri'piili-licu Cuba,1' all is perfect harmony and accompanied by hund clapping and cakcwalking. The din «:n. tcrriflii'. if you can imagine the cheering of Iiiii.hiiu peuple st au I ni eriuii iiiiiiiI foolIiiiII match ut horn continued for four hours solid yuu have some idea of thc noise, dockets were going up every minute from Ihe Plaza aud hund grenades, or small bombs were exploded every few min utes. Hundreds of lurches added to the scene and the excited faces of the negroes made a hurrible picture. I'lu cards were posted ou the columns uf tbu hotels ami pusteri uud buiiilbills littered the streels. (.'ars were continually arriving full iuside, and oo the roof, with yelliug Cubans aud at HI u'cluck Ihere were over 1111,000 in front of thc holds. Wc had a spleu did view of everything frum Ibe balcony oulside our bedroom on Ibe fourth floor. Al twelve o'clock I weut lo bed as it looked as though everything would quieten dowu, but al 12.110 I dreued again us tbe din increased lu a terrific degree. Wc then saw that the Con ■ervalives were arriving from Iheir meeting in uiutor cars, slreet cars and ou foot, and Inking possession of thc Uiuvro sidewalk, which Ihey regarded as. their i-i. ml prupcrly. Then sume oue Iired a revolver aud fat was iu the fire. Several shuts struck the ho lei and a wounded mau was baitily Iskeu inside. The puiicc were almost powerless, but thc rural guards or mounted police bad been quartered nearby aud al I uni. a bultlc was iu progress Tbe crack of the revolvers and the llsibiug of tbe -iil.il as the guards charged was a sight lo watch and men dropped all over lhe square some ■boi and some with fright. The incin tiers of Ihe club uver Ihe square from tbe hotel opened lire und Ihe mob re turued the fire. fctomc wonderful cake walking iim.is were bruught off as tbe bullets riccocbelted from Ihe pave menl. .Needleai tu lay these were im promptu. Al 1,40 Ihe streeti were almost clear and the ainbulauces had relumed aboul twenty injured Only three police were hurt aud nunc kill cd. A sbot was fired from a street car and a Cuban promptly cul the cuu duclor's throat, lie may uul live. I Ibeu went down lo Ihe hulel oflice and found about 10 policemen quartered there for Ibe uigbt, uot knowing Spanish, I could uoi gather much iu formation, au returned lu bed. Today mattera are quiet, but uncertainly ii fell fur nmi week. Tbe fecliug ii that Ihe (,'ubaoa will either lumbit to thc n uli of the elections or iusurrectiou will result with poiiibly I'nited Stales inten em ion to follow. The moderate papers bere cuuiuel peaceful accept line of the results of lbc pull on No veinber 1. By tbe time tbii reaches you whatever ii to be will bo known to you. I am sfrsid Ibst Ihe Cuban nature, particularly that uf thc colored •eclion, will uot submit without fur ther trouble. J have got photographs of Ibe acese of the "battle" sa tbey cell it is the pspori tbii moruiug, snd will f.'ml you s copy luler We leave for near Astilla tonight. Kcgards from Youn lincercly, IAIX, WUTOT." School Site By-law will be Submitted Al Ihe instance of ''oun. Bridgmsu the district couucil but week dc-iidcd t« inform the diatrict achool board thst while the couucil sympathized with the bosrd Is Us endeavor to secure school •Uei, it louid set approve of tbe de tailed eitimatei tbtt (tad been submit ted before m sppssl bsd beeu msde to the electorate. Up«# tin nqueit of The Canadian Bank of Commerce ■ Capital $15,000,000 Rest $12,500,000 psammmmm North Vsncouver Branch Now Located at tha Corner of LONSDALE AVE. and the ESPUNADE A General Banking Buiiwii TrwwM- SAVINGS BANK PEPARTMENT /n/ere»/it Allowed on all deposits of $1 and upwarii. 1, A- VOWtJO, Msssgsr.- JUST ARRIVED CARLOAD OF BULBS Consisting of Tulips, Crocus, Daffodils, Iris, Hyacinths. Snowdrops, Paper While Narcissus, Double Yellow Daffodils, Double While Narcissus, etc. Plant right now. We have alto growing at our nurseries the finest stock of Roses, Shrubs, etc., in B. C. Call or write for our catalogue. Cut Flowers, Floral Designs, Wedding Bouquets, etc., on short notice. SIMPSON & WIGHT Phone 235 Cor. I7lh and St. Andrew's Avenue the board, the couucil therefore will -iilnnii to lhe ratepayers a bylaw fur tbe amount mentioned, $02,1011 The bosrd in lu be sdviicd to uiukc this requeit and is also advised lo ask the couucil uf public instruction for leave to i|iread Ine lumi over a period of fifty years. The council also decided lo meet u representative of the.- V (.'. A. in com millee iu order to discuss matters re inni.;.' lu the ;i|.|...iiiiiiii ni of au Inspector ou tbo Nortb Bbure. The io cicty ia \villing to make such au up pointiueut if the cily will subscribe Hit a monlli, ami lhc two districts (In a in.mih. Coun. Westuver's motion' Hint wuler in.i'i. be placed in lauudries ami in all buildings I enuii I ed by mure lhan one tenant or family wai adu|ited. Jarvis fundi was appointed uddi liouul cunslublc fur the district. The 'I i n]ui. ii I of the municipality's "spare" hurse was left to the discretion of Ihc chief of police. British Columbia Won Forty-one Prizes Large Hopresouutlou st the Interna tloual Dry Farming Cougrcu st Loth bridge. U'thbridgc, Alta., Nov. I— Hrilish Culumbiu wss very largely represented at lbc International Dry Farming I'on gress uud Kxposition beld here aud besides carrying away a provincial sweep stake for boxed fruil aud a swcepslakc prise for thc best potatoes, which wus won by D. Malbeiou of Arinsl rung, tbey carried thirty uiue other prir.es, com, prising one special, sixteen firsls, six leen seconds, live ibirds and one com uieudaliuu iu u class iu which there were six awards. The handsome (KIU silver trophy cup donated by the llo\eminent nf Maui lobe, through Hon, Ucorge Uwrence, Minister of Agriculture, wai awarded io tbe British Columbia provincial ex bibit for ilu- 11-iiiiiii diaplay of box fruil, and moit favorable comment was made upou thc mauuer iu which Mr. W. -i Brandltb, superintendent of the Britiih ' "iinni.in mini.ii, im,mill-.I a large display of frdit aud vegetables There was no doobl that many more prizes were takeu. The first prizes were given largely lu Armstrong and Sulni.in Ann. Tlie ipecisl mini.i fur tbe best diitrict display, a l.elhbridgo Buard of Control trophy, wus captured by tbe Nelson I'-"ind of Trade, There wus a very liberal atlundauco uf nil, ui. from Hrilish (,'olunibla, Hou. I'rice Kllisuu, Minister of Agrl culture; W. K. .'-'.nil. deputy minister of agriculture, and U. M. Whitlow, tee rotary of the Fruit Growers' Aisoeia- lion of Victoria, ami Hun. ll.e,hi Bos lock, M P. uf Ducks, hcuilinji Ihe de legation. lu addition to these Ihere were regie- termi. Mayor Hlcasdolc of 1,'ruw's Neit, J. ','. Campbell of Nelson, James Cow- per of 'liuml Furks, Jumci l.'rumptou of ' i fi nn, W. Cunningham uf New Westminster, J'. K. French of Salmon Arm, K. Jt. Fursler uf Bporwood, F. (Jill uf Cranbrook, I'. l.und of Crnu brook, F. .lulni: inin of Nelsou, C. O. (ledgers of C'restou, I.. F. Utobsrt of Kamloops, W. T. Mmiit uf Kamloops, W T. .' i.r. hi uf Kamloops, |)r. Dixon of Kelowss, uml II. Wnluistry of ''res Ion. Among lbc delegates of the Women i Congress who were registered were: Mrs. li M. llm, liiii'ii of Victoris, Mri. Hum of Victoria, Mrs. Kodgen of Crcston, Mrs. I'. l.und of Cranbrook, Mrs. McKecbnie uf Vancouvor, Mrs. Tupliu of I-.' l". Mrs. Mildred Twisl of Kudu and Mrs. Wall of Victoris. City Woodyard FIBST CLASH OOEDWQOD II.W VM tiOUD Stove wood, Uin. W.26 psr los4, Win. hm. Prompt dsUvsry. Pbone 666, oflce mi its*. Oorasr ith snd Mahon Ave. If. GEO. S0MERT0N Jeweler uul Optician THE STORE OF QUALITY AND LOW PRICES MOVED TO 143 Lonsdale Ave. IIII , ,IIm\I) 1 ii II ■ 'I^H I rm% RXPRKB& «w TAMmrm 11» tt t r i r M f m ? f r ► • • 11 BMW8H OOMWWA Publlahsd Tsssdsys snd Frldsys by North Bbeis Prsss, Llrsl tsd. QBO, P, mwm, KDJTOB ANP MAEAOffli Bate, el Bubscrlptlosi-Oss mr, 1140. Bis fteatks, 80s, Tbrss montbi, ills Unitsd States and Foreign, IMO psr yssr. AiverUstug Bstss WW * l\nmA en AwUtsWss. J.hs ftrarsss Is dsvotsd to tbs intereiti tt tin North Shore of Burrard Inls, usivSy. It eonslitutss ss .dv.rtl.ing m.diurs sf sxc.ptiunsl vslus fer .Xg7n» U2 wd aJistlv. pisw las psWIes/rfyk V»n«»nvsr Ol5 suS Distriet. lfvsry slfort I. msde to givs s5v.rti.ers tk. most sstl.fsctury J Chang* la contract sdvertbemente should bs l» Iks prlntsrs' bsnds not Istsr thsu Ills. m. Mondsy snd IS p. m. Wedneiday ts eniure insertion in tbs following iuue. North Vsmsutsi, B. 0,. ifitiinitt' sn Novsmber 6, WU. DISreiOT STBBBT BW> DT BBY- MOUK INDIAN BBBBBVB It il difficult to uinliirslaiiil why there ihould be any delsy upon tbe imii of the department of tbe Dominion government concerned in iiiuing to the district of Nortb Vsucouver, the title to the wster lot, in front of the atreet end recently purchased by. tbe di.triet from tbe government, out of Heymour Indiuu reserve. The fads are ss followa: In order to uiiiiilii s l.n ui inn suitable for s ferry wharf to serve tbat portion of tbe municipality, tbe district negotiated for a atrip of laud sixty six feet in width, running through tbe reserve, from the waterfrout on thc south to Keith road ou tbe north. Tbe price agreed upon and paid in cash was (6,150, in whicii sum wa. included $500 for the improvements which had been made tu the proporty. ln making application for a water lot in front of the property purchased, tbe diitrict endeavored to obtaiu title lo live hundred feel for municipal purposes, instead of merely the sixty-six feet, to which they were eutitled as owners. A reply was received tu the effect tbat the Indians had been consulted aud lhat Ihey demauded $125 per frout in.it for lhe riparian rights. The cuuucil then advised tbe Department that Ihey would ..inline their application to the sixty-six feet wbicb pertained lo the property of which they were tbe owners; wberoupuu the department in funned the council tbat au additional price must be paid for even the water lot iu frout of tbe street eud ami Ibat if til!.1) per foot was considered too high a price and tbe Indians could not be prevailed upon to accept a low er figure, the ouly recourse would be In arbitrate the matter. There are doubtless subtle legal |u,min involved iu tbe ijuestiuu uf the rights of the Indians in the lands occupied by tbem a. reserves, which laymen iu such matters are not iu po sit ion to discuss intelligently, but it is reasonable lo conclude tbat these were in uo sense involved iu the situation under discussiou, but tbat tbe whole matter might justly be disposed of by issuing a crown grant for the water lot iu front of the atreel end. Were the matter one of disposing uf a i...ii.iiii of an linlisn reserve or of riparian rights iu frout of a portiou of un Indies reserve, to certain individuals fnr their personal use, theu the whole transaction might consistently be called iu question unless indeed the transaction were carried out ill a manner which gave ali parties eijua! opportunity to obtain tbe concession upon a hasis applicable to all alike. Tbis, how ever, is an instauce in which the people as such desire certain concessions for public purposes aud fur public purposes only, namely for a public street and for a public wbarf. The lituatiou aa it stands, therefore, presents ou a small scale those features of tbo situation relative to ludiaa reserves, which cause theic reiervei to become a barrier to the progress aud tbe development of the weit and a menace to tbe intereiti of ihe Canadian people.. Wheu thc reicr vationi were made originally, it was impossible to foresee tbat such a situa tion would develop, but now tbat it bas arisen tbe reserves should be made to give way to tbe interest, of the people, evtry care being exerciicd at the iame time to provide for the ludiaa population iu a suitable msuuer. In being psid tbe ium of »5,I50 for their rigbti iu tbe laud and for tbeir iin provement. in tbi. instance, tbe Indium have been dealt witb very generously by tbe municipality, and the endeavor to exact a further ium of mouey for riparian rigbU, il (imply «n imposition wbicb the people cannot but resent and ia, SI the member for tbi. constituency bs. informed tbs department "preposterous." Tbe flagrant nature of tbi. demand i. apparent wben the further facta are stated, namely tbat the reserve iu question contain, ap proximately two hundred acre, having a waterfrontage on Burrird lulet of over one mile, tbe whole of wbicb ia actually occupied by only three or four Indian families. It is to be hoped not only tbat the Department will Issue s erown great of Ihi. water lot to the municipality without further exactions or delay, but alio that the negotiation, sew proceed- ' ing between she Peoinies and the proyladsl governments with reference to tbs Utle of the Indians in ths lands occupied ae reserves (Mad wbleh U is understood will among Other mailers, be furtber discussed during tbe present vi.it of Pfemier McBride snd Attorney (Itinera) Bowser, st Ottawa) will be brought to sn ssrly snd ustiifsclory conclusion sud tbst us s result il will be no longer possible for tbe presence of theae reserve, to obstruct the pro grew and development of tbe province. A PBOSPBBOUS BBITISH WLAIM BIA ENTBBPBISB The British Colunibis Electric Ilml wsy Company Limited has recently is sued a highly artistic ami copiously illustrated brochure, descriptive of the progress of the Company: since its iiicnrpuratioii with the extension of its business snd its future prospects. Tbe Compsny waa incorporated in It'll and took over tbe operation of public utilities iu tbe form of light and power plants auil street railway systems at Vancouver, Victoria and New Westminster. Since tbat time tbe developmeut of tbe business of the Company has been of p remarkable ua ture. In 1897 the capital iuvested was $8,700,000, while today it is $80,- 01)11,11110, tbe gross annual income was $.118,721, it is now $5,855,700; at tbat time tbere wore iu service 28,008 lamps, there are now 707,000; in 1897 the compauy owned and operated 40 miles of tramline, which has beeu in creased lo 20'J mile., tbe number of cars iu service was 50 and it is uow 700. l'asseogern carried in 1897 numbered 11,654,300 and last year the uumber totalled 80,56:1,300. The gas mains iu 1897 aggregated 36 miles ami iu 1911 139 miles ami the number of connections increased from 2,258 to 14,760. Au estimate of tbe part ployed by the company in the progress of tbe province sioce 1697 is expressed iu the following M-nleii'.'s: "The progressive policy outlined "by Ihe Compauy upou its entering "the territory lias marked it. car "eer throughout the entire fifteen "yean of it. hi.lory. Stop by step "it bas kept pace witb the phenom "eual development of its field, con "stantly acquiring uew interests, "constructing greet power plaut., ex- "tending tramlines throughout ur- "ban and suburban ceot{el ami link "ing it. field together from end to "end by a system of interurbau "lines, providing light and power "service through the extension of (ts "wires as tbe march of settlement "moved ouward and industrial ueedi "developed, etc., etc. II may truth "fully lie said tbat no history of the "development of British Columbia "during recent years cau be written "without ascribing considerable ere "dit to tbe Britiih Columbia Klectric "Kuilwsy Company Limited, whose "farsightcd policy and liberal ex "peinlilures at a time wbeu tbe pro "vises wa. but little known did "much to bring about the prosperous "condition of affairs which uowVx "ills witbiu it. Hounds." A. for tbe future tbe statement is made tbat the company bas "well de. ieloped extensiou plaus covering years to conic." A record tucb as tbat aubinitted by tbe Britiih Columbia Klectric Ksiiway Company, while it culls for encouiumi rtlic euergy and the onterpriie of Company a. well as tbe capa bilily of tbe management, muit like wi.-e reflect credit upon the province wboie prosperity and development ba. preiented su opportuuity for the at Lining of iuch prosperity upon tbe part of the company. The population of tbe Nortb Shore will indulge in the hope tbat the'' well developed extension plana" in ponies liou of the Company include tbe ex- tendon of the wettern local branch at least a* far as Hollyburn, in the im mediate future and tho construction of other new mileage tucb as will not merely follow the course of settlement, but will do somewhat better than that by anticipating to seme degree the actual incoming of population, to the various localities on tbi. side'of the Inlet. CHURCH NOTICES KOUTU VANCOUVKB MseUod, mm. . , chn|>i ana Is disss, 1:30 p.m. S.Rlsr tis»ue, ,,ond*y, I fim- Prsyer snd Prs-.e Service, Wednesday, i p.m- •tumor si anas' pkBfrt-^Corner Twelfth ind Wouljvurd. Sunday Services: Kornlni Prayer, Jl a. ra.; Bunday Kohoalj:|0 p.m.; Evening Prayer, VM i. m- Holy IJommunlon, first and third Sundays, In month, at ll a. m-l aecond iimday In month, I a. in. Rev. Samuel Co, V.k Vicar. lalvstlen Army—Lonsdale Avenue unday ssrvlcsa, 11:00 a.m., I p.m and '*' '"InJif'^h* u-ni-iThursduy, p. in, Children's Service, Wednesday, Bsetls. CH»M»-Twe|fth api St. Qeorge. Service, at 11 a.m. and 7:80 o. m. Bupday School and Bible Class at !:SQ p. in. Prayer and Praise Service. Wednesday at I p. m. Pastor, Hev. A 3. Pro.ier, Twelfth snd St. Qeorge. Sl. Juhn the Uvanecllsl, Eighth und 'hlrteenlh. Holy Communion, tun turning Praysr, 11 a. m. Eycnlnx Moron Prsy.r, I'M p. in- On the Arst Bunday |q tbi month there will be a ascend cslnliralluii of the Holy Communlun at 11 a. in. Rector, Bev. Hugh Hooper. St. MmueS's ('ethoiic pknrefc, Sixth and Muhon Avenue. Sunday—High Iluu and 8cinion, 10 a.in. Sunday Bchool, I:t> p.m. Rosary and Benediction, MO p.m. Friday—Low Mass, I a. in. Pastor, Rev. 3. A. Bedard, h.*i.t fatiat CatSollc PMreS ef Sl. I'.nl's. Hiss. 7:10 a in., Sundays. Pastor, Rev I Peytayln, O- U. 1. mmm I.ONS1UI.B St. T»o«.aa—11:00 and jiiSS- a.in., 1:00 andllO p.m. P. E. Perrln, H.A., i'i ini In charge. i'rr.brlcrlau Church. Sundays, 11 a. in. and 7:10 p. m. Sunday Schoul and Bible Class, 1:10 p.m. Teachira' Traill ing Class. Wednesday, 7:10. Prayer Meeling. Wednesday, I p. in. Roys' Club, Thursday, 7:80 p.m. Choir Practice, Friday, I p m. R. Van Muiim.i. H. A., paator. I.VNN VAI,Uul I'rcsbrierlu Church—Worship, Sun days, 11 s. in and 7 p. in Sunday Bchool, MB p. in. Paator, Rev. A. Muc- Aulay. Mcibodui Churth—Worship, Sundaya, 11 am. and 7:00 p.m. Sunduv School, 1:16 p.m. Potior, Rev. ti Fakeley. St. CleoMSl'o, htm Valley—Mallns, 11 a.m. Sunday School 2:30 pm. Even- King 7.00 p in. Holy Communion staim' Sunday In monlli at 11.00 n in. Normal I. 'I'liu uiiiiilii In •-Iiui'i:- Vancouver Island Why net live ou the Waterfront? Seven-acre Blocks With splendid beach frontage of 360 feet each. Island Highway and O. P. B. to Oomox at present under construction bounds the property on the south side. Bsst of bunting and fishing, good soil, unexcelled scenery and splendid climate. Price only $950 per block Cash, 1630, and balance III per an uuin for five years at 7 per cent. These blocka ars under price of surrounding property snd ars limited in number. For further particulars write owner. H. C. V. HALL Parksville, Vancouver Island B.C. Tenders are invited of luls or tracts- of laud suitable for the erection of a Cily llall for the City of North Van couvcr. All teudcrs must be made ou u form to be obtained from the undersigned, and musl be made by tbe owuer or bis Attorney authorized by duly executed power of attorney. Tbe successful tenderer will be call cd upon tu give ou option to the city in a form satisfactory lo the City So licitor until tbe neceaaary By lows ore pusseil. The price will be psysble, IU per reul. witbiu thirty dsyi sfter thc passing uf the )(y luw authorizing lhc purchaae and tbe balance within nine ty day. thereafter. Sealed Tender, marked "Tender for City Hall Site" rau.t be lodged witb Ihe City Clerk, City Hall, Nortb Vancou ver, before 5 p.m. on Monday, Decern ber tth, 191!. Tbe lowest or any tender not neces aarily accepted. W. AUSTIN BBOWN, J 2 City Clerk. N. V. WOODYARD 10,000 cords at diy At weed fer quick uie. Price psr odd cords, 11.70. Bps- clal quotations for larger quantities. Oat Wood, IS Inches, UM. 18 lnchse MM. C. 0. D. Ofttt end Yerd-14tlt and Lonsdale PUslW. P.Q-VPtim. uym North Vwcotiver (WW Oii- the car line. Room snd board, pood #cwppioda!loii fil working men. Contractor's men taken. Single meals. iB-jii ji. KABTCOTT, Proprietor, SONS pp VmUm BBNBFIT SOOIBTY Lodge Wsstsru; Boss, No, 886 Heelings of this lodge are held in tbo Knights of-Pythias Hsll, corner of i'lu'iiicriiclil avenue und Fourth street, on the lirst and third Fridays in such munih, ni 8 ii 'chid; p. in. Communications ami applications for iiii'iulii'iuliiji to be i'ddressed to Harold fares, secretory, P. O. bo» 8311. I87-I1I NOTICE UDIES! SOMETHING NEW Mrs. Mutiger will give at ber upurt ment Wednesduy and Saturday after noon, a free deninnslralion uf Ihu "Sex tone Dross Form." How un esuot re production of your ligure cau be bad which bereuftor saves the tiresome times of titling self. The form ulluws tbe froe use of pins, is iiuu-lircaliuhle. Call and see. Mt. Cruwn Apurtnteiil, 1st street eust. 1-U . SINOI'SIS OP I "HAI. MINIM. Ilinl.I l.ll HISS Coul mining rlglils uf (he Dominion 111 Maliilobu. Siisliiilclicnnii ulld ilinl a. the Yukon Teri'ltury, Ihe Norlii-wtsl Territories and In a portion of tho province of British Columhlu. may he leased for o term of twenly-ono yeurs al an annual rciiial of |I an ucre. Nol more thun 8,680 ucres will he luused to one applicant. Application for a lease muat bo mude by Ihe applicant In person lo lhe Agent or Sub Ail-in of lhe dlslrlcl lu which lhe right, upplied "Tor are situated. ln surveyed territory the land must ho described by sections, or legal subdivisions of sections, und In uni.m ... ed lerrllury tho tract minlled for sliull bo staked out by the uppllcanl hlm self. Knelt ni'iillciiil.in musl he accompanied by a fee of |6 whicii will bo refunded If lhe rights upplletl fur ure noi uvulluble, hut nol otherwise. A royalty sliull be puld on the merchunluhlc output of ths mine at the rule of live centa per ton. The person operating thu "mine shall furnish the Agent wllh sworn returns .nu .iiiniliin for the full guunllty ol merchantable coal mined and pay the royulty thereon. If Ihe coul inlhlns rlghla ore not being operated, such re turns should be furnished at leust once a yeor, The It uc will Include Ihe coal minimi rlghtl only, hut thu Iciico muy be permitted ti i unl.uu.' whuli'Vcr ..'..nl.iM aurfoce ilghta may be considered nee- nssuiy for tho working of lhe mliiu al Iho rate if IIO un acre. Por full Information nnpllcullon should bo made lo (ho secretary of the Deparlmenl of (ho Interior. Ottawa, or to any agenl or Sub-Agent of Dominion Lands W. W. CORY, Deputy Minister ol the Interior. N. B—Unauthorized publication ol this advertisement will not bo puld for. »i Vancouver Buiineu Directory BUSINESS COLLEGES SPR0TT-SHAW Business College 336 Hastings St. W. Canada a Qraat.ot Western School I tt. J. Sprott, B.A., - -Muyaijet BBAX ESTATE Yorkshire Guarantee & Securities Corporalios, Limited 440 Seymour Street REAL ESTATE LAND AND MORTGAGE INVESTMENT ESTATES MANAGED FIRE INSURANCE R. Kerr Houlgale - - - Maiisgei HE8TAUKANT8 ill North Vsncouvw people sst st LEONARDS' Uther Kiwi lllock or iioslinyi 81., opposite tbs uew post office. l.eouard sells bis tea by tbe pound. Martfa-Scnour't 100 Per Cent. Pure Paint «»is»ssss«sss»sssw"sawssa«ssjsss«ssssawsi IB BOLD flUBJEOT TO TUB FOW.OWINO QUABANTBB; WB QUABANTBB ths Mirtbi-Bsiiour 100 Per Oeiit, Pure Fslnt (except a few dsrk shades thst canuot bs prspared from lssd aud sine), to bs msds from purs csrbonste of lssd, purs oiids sf sloe, with coloring matter In proportionate qusuUtles nscssssrv to nisks their respective ibidn sud tints, witb purs Unsssd oU snd turpeu- tins dryer, snd to bs sntlrslr fees from wster, beuslne, wbltbig Mid tfultsratlans, sn* sold snbjsct to charalssl snslyils. Tbs Martin flenour Os. Ud. Thut Is the only Fslnt SO jusreutaed bscsuie it U tin ouly PtfBB PAINT on thjujisrist OET THB BEST. IT OOEfl FUBTHBE AND I.A8TB LONOBB. SOLD BY JOHNSTON & SALSBURY THE HARDWARE MEN 90 Lonsdale Avenue Next to P.O. First Class Dwelling House (or Sale TENDERS INVITED We Invite tenders for the pun-bus of new eight room snd bsae iiicni dwelling house on Seventeenth Btreet, near Boulevard ou Lot 111, Block 16a, District Lot 600, 60 ft. by 167 ft. Ths buUdlng Is s very substantial oue aud has nil modern conveniences. TENDEHS stating piles aud terms of payment, accompanied by J marked cheque for 6 per cent, of offered price must bs delivered tu us bore not lator tbau Saturday, tbe 18th Inst. The highest or sny louder tut uecssssrlly accepted. The Burrard Development Company Uauud. 17 Lousdale Aveuue INSURANCE BBOKEB8 North Vaueouver Phoue 37 SIX BEST SELLERS —^^mn—aamnrnm.—— "Between Two Thieves" (Author of Dope Doctor) "Mirabel's Island'' Louis Tracy "Ths Lady Neit Door" Harold Bsgble "The Loug Portage" Harold Bendloie "Thc Wind Before the Dawn" -....Hunger "A Mau Ui thi Open" Bogsr Focock We bave uow room for all comers St our uew stars. J. E. Scouten's Book Store (N. B. Book snd Stationary Compsny). 36-31 Lonsdalo Avenue. PHONB ISI House Painting, Kalsomining and Paperhanging FOB FIBST CLASH WOEK SBB Harding & Walker 124 SBOOND STBBBT, Nsar LONBDALB V. O. Box Ull Oso. W. Hardkg Aadrsw Wslksr A Double Ender = 50x 175 ft. on two graded roads, 17th St. and Yorkshire Crescent, close to Fell Ave. carline^ and all cleared and nearly level. A snap at $2,000, Qm-ivi oth, b«l. 6 iui 12 montb omco Phone 173. Besldeace Phone IIM MARTINSON & CO. 02 LONSDALE AVENUE v. 0. Vet mi. NORTH VANCOUVER 1 i^ ~ »"MV • r* 78 Yssrs la Buiinsss. qspltsl snd Surplus Ovsr *7r500,ooo. ' Tb« Advantage! of Bank Money Orders 'or triptmi, fing tme|) WW of WOOtl in four, fbey sre esey to prowess, y if) e»sb-sofHw>*POps|ye. W, lisps them st tbe following ralei; ffPFU»c|er-8o 6 to 10-Be . ♦IO to «Mue it) to 9) tWs Tbess Money Orders are payable a t par at any Branch pf guy Chartered Bank in Oanada (YukOD Ter. excepted), In tbs prlucipal cities of Ibo United States ami in luiiiiliin, Hug. , ' Tw« Officei in North Vancouver, Corner of Lonidale Ave and Esplanade. Upper Lonidsle Avenue, near 14th Street ' ' iiii tmmtwmmmmmmmmimmtmtmmm i . 10 Days' Free Trial Solves tbs Bummer Ironing Problem For 1012 wc sre offering a "Hulpoiut" of tbe Dili site, suitable for general household use, for f4.H0, Tbit iron is similar to all "Hotpoiuts". eicept tbat tbo upper surface is unpolished. PALACE HOTEL Second Streel Easl, North Vancouver, B. C. Possesses the finest roof garden on the Pacific Coast. Band concert every Friday evening from fi to 10. Hot and cold water in every room. f Rates:— European Plan only $1.00 a day up. Weekly Rates $3.00 up. Meal Tickets $5.00. L REDA, Proprietor LYNN VAUIY SECTION OuriuK tb« past few dsys Br L. Thompson bos had msiiy enquiries for ucreuge ip l.ynn Valley. Aft. .lames Hluart, engineer for tbp Pacific Ureal Ksstoru Bj.l|w|y, Ml sbortly resli|e ,p PmlorA Bosd A isle of wprk snd enlerlniiiinenl will be beld In Pno* cbureb in November hm undor tbe auspice* of im- Iisdies1 Ab). Mr. snd Mrs ipn leuve fpr Seattle tonight- From tbere tbey will go to the south for tlie winter Hlm. The l.ynn Valley Boy Senilis sre ipvilod to a cbureb persile on Sunday not at 11.15 p.m, st St. .lo|in's cbureb, Norll) Vancouver The Hev. A. MscAulsy sououiiced pp Sunday tbst s mill week bvening tervico would be belli in Knox church duriug the winter months coroineHng Ibis week ou Tbursdsy. The l.ynn Valley Day committee will meet in the Institute llall touigbl st li o'clock fur winding up Ibeir busi ncss of Sept. I4tb, and the musical feitiVUI uniil III I Iluu Will III eel IH'Xt week for the same purpose. Bev. i: (!. Fakely of Ibe Methoilis, church has been removed frum the par sonnge tu the N. V. hospital with ty phoid fever. It wus tliuuglil at first Ihul Mr, Fakely was suffering from an attack of pneumonia. He is under tin care of Dr. Verner and todsy 'I bul lut in shows uo improvement. St. ('lenient',-, Mission purposes huld iug an enlerlniiiinenl ami sale of work in the Inslilule llall on Thursday even ing, November I nh. A novel prugram is in course of preparation and a very interesting evening is assured. Tbe members uf 81. Clemenl^ church are noted fur keeping their guests moving aud this will be uo exception lo the rule. & r Nortb Vsucouver, lllh October, 1011 I cure with my naked bands, I cure paralysis, indigestion, neuralgia, bed fever, heart truuble, especially palpi latiuu, luug sud kidney (roubles, slso suy bladder defect. Mauicle esses sud eye defections of auy kind, stomach troubles ami all kinds of stricture I -lu. nili.e in. I can alio heal broken bonci. Also all kinds of female Irou bles and irregularities, catarrh, elc. Ulve me a trial in auy of the above cases sud I will prove lo you tbe genuineness uf Uy assertions. 1 am will ing to undertake any case however chronic where other medical men beyc failed. Addreu, Bev. Ben Bonner, cu. Mr. Jackson, corner Keil'u and Suth erland ll'l:'.. North Vancouver, 11. (.'. llll Thc .Inn.-.- iu the In .iiiuie llall uu Friday evening last was (lie greatest success of any dance yet given in lhe ilull, regardless uf the ruugh neither, Uooil music wus rendered by Frank Iiii'l mill, iin of Vaucuuver. Tins was under the auspices of the i.ynu Valley linm ii.," 'lull ami was a cum- mencemcnl uf a scries'uf dances wbicll will be gives during tbe season. Thc promoters were highly pleased wilh the Imiii 1J. I.'i! SUCCt'SS of ill' CV'Cllillg. Sec II. I.. 'I'll.ni11 .mi lor insurance aud investments in Lvnn Vulley. Froiunio bluck, comer Outre Koad. I'bouc Cil. I'lun forget tlie Scotch concert, Thursday, lllh iust., t p.m., Ilurticul lural Hall. Wmi H*t *w» *W9 BsorgsnUstbm of tbe Burt! Mall Ps- Uwy Bwtsm. % TrsysWtM Port- wsstsr Makes HU Appssrsncs. , Tljre development of tbe cpuutry snd tbs mpid extension of tb. ureas of settlement |i culling for corresponding iurreuses ip |nd extensions of the pnnliil ueri iee. An idea pf lbc rapid strides made, il given by lhe flirt Hull iiliniisl liiiil uew pust offices have been opened iu different psrts of tbe country since January 1, 11)18. Tiie nuipbor |s increasing monthly, fur lhc umntbly . average from July 1 to October I bsi J. P. 1,'rSWfoi'd Sllll . , ,, „ .... m, it'i. tJaZ v..--l^*** *' • ** "lle "'"',')'' ^0" *""*' ing togotber of uew inhabitants ueees situ!'';. Ibe I'sllllllishuielll pf pit of lieen The majurity pf tbnse beiug opened ore in lhe wesl, but tbe older peril uf (be country ara not neglected. Outsrio, Quebec ami the Maritime pro vlncet receives their shure sccording to tbe increase nf pppulstiou, sn iu crease specially noticeable lu the clt iss. Nsw Western Offlcei ' Au idea of llie development uf the west may be given In lhe number of new posl oflice established in the prairie provinces ami the far west in one month. Oul uf seventy sin new ofllcci opened uu July 1, fifty were iu I'iiuii" in tbe l'reirie provinces ami the Far Vtest. The same ratio has been kept on August I, Bcp|cmhcr 1 and Oc tober 1 ot tbis year. Rural Hall Service The department is slso cutering lo thc needs of tbe people iu the rapid ex tension uf Ihe rural mail delivery scheme. By au act passed last sessiuu a superintendent wus appuinted over the rural mail delivery branch. His wurk was to specialize on that branch of the Iie|.;,iinn-ill '. work. This has been mi.uu .'.ml ami beginning wilh Nu vembcr of the present year, the rural mail carriers will be equipped with a supply uf poslal urders and slumps aud authorized tu take registered letters so tbat iiei|i:i ut visits ou the part of tbe inhabitants to the post offices iu outlying districts will be unnecessary, witb a consequent saving uf time and labur. The result will be a former rural mail carrier transformed iulu a travelling postmaster. Twelve Hundred Boutes Mr. luddiie. Ibe new superintendent slates lhat at the end of the prescul year there will be abuut twelve bun dred rural mail delivery routes In operation tbruughuut the country. At present there arc almost nine huuured, ersuoii. .'tpe route irnuer tpe pw system ws» simply b?. "sen pistes already citsblished but the circulsr route takes in more outlying parti si well ua tbe eilstlug route sud »fi»K» Ureater bene- Weitern Visit Postponed ' Tbe PostuiBitorOeneral bsd intended to see for blrpielf tbe gffii, tb Ot fbe country uiul visit tbe west, before tbe opening of parliament, but his work in Englaud sud tbe early opening of pur lismept bsve prevented him and ho will be completed to wsit for I more op poftune time. Tbe following tsbie give* tbe ibis wheat production of iill the countries Wbicb have ap fsr niade tbeir otlieinl reports to tbe Institute including the informal inn in u cablegram received today:, 1018 1011 Tbi. of Tbi. of Buab. Bush Prussia 08,788 05,741 Belgium 111,878 14,01/ Bulgaria 0.1,750 78,U0lj Denmark .3,016 4,498 Spain 118,416 148,497 Preuee «,03» 322,058 Kugland 4 Wales.. 66,341 68,066 Hungary 186,200 100,100 Italy 166,714 102,387 Luxemburg 664 641 Huumania 88,410 95,667 "ii uuu Empire ... 740,041 609,603 Switzerland 3,112 3,524 Canada 206,685 215,851 I'nited States .... 720,000 621,338 India 366,930 374,645 lapau 24,463 25,815 Kgypl 28,948 38,046 Tunis 4,226 8,635 Norway 291 270 Nui lim lu ml ...;... 4.608 5,566 Algeria 27,173 36,600 Tulali 3,266,902 3,036,75; Accurdiug tu today's cublegrum tin 1912 producliou uf wheat in the eoun triei which have su far reported lu tbe Institute is 107.2 per ceut. of that uf thc same countries' iu 1911; barley 106.2 per cent; oals 120.7 per cent.; com 116.4 per cent. WHEN YOU IBON Tou WUI Bsvs Your 8treugtb Bitting Down hy Sil in s luw rocker with lhc board placed uu two chairs or something thai will bring tbe board jusl high enough to allow the knees to slide under easily. Hon't have il uny higher or there will not be ruom Of this number about six hundred bad ] enough for pressure from your arms, beeu in operation wheii tbe Hon. I.. P. The rocker will give witb every mo I'ellelier took up the reius of bis de-1 tion you make and is altogether bet pertinent. At that time tbe scheme j (er than au ordinary chsir. Just plan had lieen iu operation for four years, where lu put your bosrd and get into The result ut Mr. i'ellelier > wurk in-the habit of usiug it so aud you will appoint iug -a special superintendent will save your strength wonderfully. Is be seen at the end uf Ihc year wbeu aij thii way you can iruu wheu tuo tired many ruulea will have beeu establish : to stand up, and fur these wbu arc ed by bim in Iiiln -ii inuiilli:. as during troubled wilh sure and aching feel, the four years uf Liberal adiiruistra , especially in hot weather, it is a won lion. This is all Ibe mofe creditable ar ilerful help. "EXPRESS" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS FOB BBNT BOOMS FOB KK.NT--Housekeeping snd smgie. 214 2nd street eait. t.f. FOB HKNT—Two 2 room cotUgoi, witb waler 18 aud SO, A. Smith k Co. FOB BBNT - Modern furuii'ued apartment of 4 rooma; beat; disappear log beds; piano; telephone, etc.; alsu uufurniihed apartment; iplcndid view. Colonial Apartments , Fighth street eaat, Nortb Vancouver. Knquirc Apartment 3, Phone 2101.. FOH BKNT-Two nice large fur uiibed bedrooms. Apply 600 C>eeus bury Avenue, IIU FOB BKNT-6 ruumed 1st near ferry, A25 per monlb. Apply Wsrburu itt l'iano House. t.f. FOB KKNT -A house on lOtb ttreet . sud Boulevsrd; alto tbsrk, suitable for couple. Apply V. Booth, plumber. If. FOB BKNT—4 roomed moderu hou iw, 6 minutes from ferry. Bent 116 p.-r liumlh Pcen k Boult. Phono,188. FOB KKNT Knglisli Isdy ba. spare bedroom, would luil two gentlemen. Apply N. V. P. 0. Box 8686. If, ' FOB KKNT Five and sis roomed houses, ill rouveuienrei, 26hb itreet sud Jones, $20 ssd 126 per moots. Ap ply Karland, 81b street and Hendry Avs., N. Vancouvsr. 4-11 FOB BKNT—Fint new modern 7- roomed bouse, corner of Mill sud Ma hou Avenue. Will give lease to suit ablt tenant. Apply Bobert J Fowler, 8)8 Kiplausdc Kail. pf, 1 FOK BBNT—Modern tbree room cottage complete mltf l»th and toilet, Fine tituaUon we Keilb toad. IUM pat montb It rented tbit week. Alexander Bmltb and Company, 11 Lonsdsls FOB SALB {'OK MAI.K Honey I'urc, dclicioUl, heap. Usrdeo Apisry, 140 17th west. 161) FOB SALK—Some furniture, cheap. Small beater, etc. nol uied, li. 120 3rd ttreet west. 4 11 FOB BALK— Bbubarb ruoti, boat im ported Kngliih teed. J). Hohlsworth. Usrdts svenue, Cspilsno. if FOB SALK -Unlimited amount of cord wood Of ttove wood. Thompson snd Hluart. I'bouc 481. I.f. FOB BALK—Furnace wood, Ir ilabi I. I. Doras, pbone Wi. Leave order* N. V, Lumber Co. olee. 8-U FOB BALK— Applet, Oravenitdlu, slso spples for winter stock. Keene, I7tb street snd Bt. Oeorge. 4-11 F,OB 8ALK-A few very choice WUte Leghorn Cockerels.. Apply 263 lib street west, Nortb Vsncouver. (J. FOB SALK -Three ponies, weight Sbout 600 Ib. each, well broken to sad' die snd awnsst. 1. A. McMillan. 411 ar FOB S*LK--(Jramapbope In llrsl clan Order. Six double records, Apply cor. )7lh sad Bewicke Avenue after aVveaae,' Nortb VaaeWsr, B. fl. -*J*n\$ f- 9 tn FOH BALK- First growth wuod, II.in a cord. 0. UcDsde, 140 mi, slrect easl. i'hune 91. tf FOH BALK-Snap ou Weitern Avo uue (35x164 feel, 300 feet from Ihc present terminus uf Lomdale car. I'tub (800. Apply 160 161b itreet well. Ill WANTED WANTKD--Waitress. Wl wages. Apply Kii hn i n Cafe, 116 Ksplauade, North Vancouver. - 811 WANTKD-Girl for real Mlale of flee. Good chance for learner. Stale wages lo P. O. Box 2086. .611 WANTKD—Boom and use o't belli iu private family at once by two Kngliih men. Wniteborn, (poit ollice;. 611 WANTKD—A young girl lo audit witb housework in family uf three. Apply 162 3rd street east. 12 11 LOST AND FOOND U)ST - Black, white and lun rough haired fox 'terrier puppy bitch, aboul five mouths' old. Howard, Mskovski, HHh aud St. Andrew's Phoue 1.161. t.f. MISCELLANEOUS Private loiioui in French, German and Knglish. Apply 260 Keith Koad West. ")M1 Short time leant ou vacant or im proved proptrty. Star Loan Company 8)2 Hastings, Vancouver. Chimney Sweep erderi taken at North Vancouver Transfer t'o'i. office 12 Lonidale. Phune 07. 4 11 Klderly lady wishes pusitiuu as housekeeper or ladies help in small family. Phuue 120. ' 111 lady wifbci daily position as lady'» help, housekeeper or cure uf child. Bux A165, Kxpresi Ollice. 8 11 t I.ady living In iniall huuse offeri home to.another. Very moderate termi MONKV TO LOAN Money loaned ou .Iiiiiiiiiii.I:., jewelry, furs. Star Loan Co., 812 Hastings, Vancuuver. t.f IHELVmiT Modish Colors In the Naw Sprinn Automobiles. COATS AND VEILS MATCH CAR . Gentleman wiines nice ruum iu pri '..ii. liim..,- ri,,..,- in, Apply, stating l-mii. uiin. lo Uox 161, Kxprcss OOJcc. * Oil Bets, Box 2367, Phoue 477. Ml Dsuriug taught, tin class or private ly. Miu Kidwell, 2184 Cornwall St., Vancouver. Pboue Bay. 1I73B. 8 11 Mri. Frank Alice, maturuty nurse, North I.uu -dull- P. O., or call at grocery cor.'Lonsdsle snd King's Bosd. 611 For too wstcb snd jewelry work g'o to Oeo. Bumerto'u, the new jewelry store on 2nd itrett. Boom tnd bosrd in modern bouie sl modern rales. Kngliih cooking. 416 ith slrect and Kidgewgy Ave. 16 11 Loeciuuliiiig Taught- All branches (Irish). For terms apply 120 IWbb Bl, Weit, Lonidale Avenue, North Van cuuver. 611 Furnace heated double front room, •ingle room alio bed tilting room, bslf a block from I-onidsJe. 126 siixth, Street Wesl, North Vsncouver. \lt B. (3. livaiy ssd Board itablat- Ligbt rigi snd ladies' saddle bortss /or hire. Stabling tti hones. Oss ersl delivery and $eevy learning. 0. Dumas, Itb strsst wsst. Phon. 347 tf. Und Clearing and Qrsdiug Lots, t-frjj?ete Aadrati, Osssrsl Contractor. Sewer connections s specialty, bstement snd otber excavating work undertaken Katlmatc free. 120 ISth street wsst, Nortb Vsacosvsi, past oftes box MM. Authorised sgent for Singer Sew ing Mscbine Company in Nortb Van couvcr. J. i. McAlcccc, Dry Uoodiand Gouts' Furnishings, corner lu-t and Lonidale Avouue. t.f. NOTIOB Wc Ihe undenigued givo notice that we have' by mutual couienl dissolved partnership tbii day lu the plumbing business istely rsrried ou in the usme of Hoebuck snd Neale, at 116 Second Slreet wesl, Norlb Vancouver. All debts payable to said Inn wili be col lected by W. Nssle, Nortb Lonidale and sll debit incurred by Inn to dste will be psid by W. Neale. Signed tbii lit dty of November, 1012: B. KoKlil'i K. W. NKALK. North Vtncouver, B. C gj) IN THB MATTER OF W, H STONBY S) 00, NOBTH VANOOUVEB -•-■ In puriuence of au aulgnment dated Auguit Mth, 10)2, to the undersigned, parties indebted to the W. II. Btoney k Company are hereby oetiled to pay the amounts due at tbe office of tbe at- aigaee, Wilson k Petty, suite 0, DeBeck Building, lit Haitingi street west, Vancouvsr, II. C, at lhe earliest possible moment, who will Iuue receipli for tame. w. i. miaou, Assignee. Pbons Seymour 4734. Thl Whits Wephsnt Psrty tht Litut Social apd Charitable Fad-8omi- thing Like s Rummage Sale, Though Mere fun—An Emergtnoy Dmtrt. Pear Elsa-Of course Dick sud ji look Id tbo automobile show wbicb wsa Recently beld st Mndlion Squsre Osrdeu. 1 uui wonderfully Interested lo motor modes and fssbloos, bot ons feels like puttlug down tbs brakee snd going slow sfter sn bour or so spent St tbs exhibition. There Is po place In wbicb to rest one't wesry bones, sscept t« sit In ons ot the cars, and that's sucb a conspicuous' piece of vantage, snd one's bead, my, bow It does go whirling after wstcblog tbs cars whiz sround tbs trsckl I Too know, desr, tbst nowsdsys (hero uro fusblonnblo shades In sutof. There srs some tones tbat stay In, foe Instance, somber colors for general practical use, but most of the curs at tbs show wero wearing their nsw spring suits, regular Easter dsy pa- rude effects. Psle lavender wss am nt tbe leading colors, snd If tbut Isn't s reel Busier color I don't know wbst Is. Pearl gray cars were much In evidence, but tbe swsgger Gsster frocks will go In the sll white snd cresm cars. 1 never ssw so msny of tbem before, especially In limousines. But If 1 wero going to buy s nsw auto 1 should bo tempted to purcbaae s very dark violet machine. This color It shown In a number of makes sud bas replaced In my affections ths dark buoter's greens tbat ars slso well played up. Tbe emersldt snd light gruss greeue, scarlets and crushed raspberries and Ibe other light ones are too brlgbt for my taste, but I wu fold tbat tbey would be sil ths rsge. Imagine having lo live up to s ulmon tinted motor, though, or s cerise or s vivid greenl For you know It It ibo proper caper to get your motor In ons of tbe fusblonnblo shades flrst snd choose your coats nnd veils to match. Tbli vagary is possible only for persons wbo cou afford s car every year or so. Indeed, you would wsnt ouo a monlb for aucb cspriclousness. I've Just (bought of s scheme for the "don't know whut to do wltb their money" outolsts. Ut tbem bsvs s regular seasonable procession of cars. Let's see in January a snow whits would be appropriate. I think s dark . red ono would feel cozy In February, and Ibe gray days of March would suggest a dull gray motor. For April and Easier, as 1 tald, there would bs tho gay lu verniers. Tben in May oss of those crushed strawberry effects would come In nicely wilb the esrly berries, and a real American Beauty red would do well for the montb of roses. For patrloUc July there mlgbi tio s blue .ur M io Is fosblonsbls— wltb s border line of red snd s monogram In while-the national colors, you see. In reel summer weather, In August, s cool vaullla les cream would be cboseu -thut Is exactly what one cer looked like. For September days, wben lenve.'i begin to turn brown, one of those toft brown motors would do tnd for October tbe purple tone would be most appropriate. Tbere Is s regular pumpklu yellow ihut u hideous but modish Ibst could lit In for November end Thanksgiving day, snd. Anally, In December a deep holly green wltb trlmulngt of red would carry s suggestion of Christinas. Then next year thero would be a new gamut of colors from which to make s selecUon. But to bo serious and to change tbs subject, wby don't you bavo a white elephant party tho next Ume you entertain lbe oniuscniont club! This slcpbant parly Ib tbe latest lu soclsl tud charitable fuda As you know, shytblng of tbe whits elepbsnt order msy bs wbntever la useless to tbe owner, from reel esiote to hotplns. Bo those wbo sre Invited to Ibe party select tometblug which they consider uudeslrable-a new pair of glovea wbicb are too small or too large: s collar which Is unbecoming; s bowknot bi tons wltb the complexion; sn orns- nii-ni tbst has become distasteful to the owner; s book which bus s duplicate. U lbe sffolr Is for, charity (hs articles sre laid out and modsrslely priced, ssd then tbs affair It of Urs union- of s high class rumnugs ssls. If it li iluply o social affair Uis package, oro wrapped up snd drawn (tr, snd if Uis guests wish to cbsugs off wltb oue slolbsr Uisy srs st liberty to do lo. Here's Uie recipe for so emergency dsssert I've found vsry good sod useful. It Is called by Ihs woman who Invented It "cream surprise." On* pf Its sdvsutagss Is Uiat if tbs milsrlili called for srs not st band otberi may be substituted. Msrtbmallows cut wllh scissors Into small tqutree, cut- up csndled cherries, broken nuts, crumbled macsroons, sherry according (o tiie suiount of dessert required snd whipped cresm sre the ususl Ingredients, bul bits of ceks or Isdy Angers tss-be-used In place pt ths macsroons. snd If candled cberrlss ere sot handy s fsw chopped seedless rtlnlut or chop bed Ags will do ss wsll. English wtl- huts ut perhaps Uis nicest nuts to oss. Tbe msrsbmeHows, nuts, cberrlss sod macaroons srs soaked for sn how sr so In shsrry and fast befors serr- folded through tbs wblppsd crssm. i dieted Is terved sitaer In Individ bsi dishes with s chstry or s fsw nuts so top or lo s Urge bowl, lorn It- Inn. ■ i '1 1 Houses to Sell or Rent We have some splendid buys st Reasonable Prices I louses of all sizes to rent Excellent four-room suites, Close in, $17.80 and $22.50 ALEX. SMITH JKX)Y. NORTH VANCOUVER Pbone 24, P.O. Box 1820 North Vancouver Business and Professional Cards OONTBAOTOBB i Keinilrlng, Remodelling, Mc, Prompt- li attended (o. Kstimates Furnished Free J. W. BAKER III It,llllli (UKTHilTIIH ollice: in. i.ln.nn St Son's i'.i. i..Is. 8s- lilanade. Phone 122. Residence: Aliull Itoud. l.ynn Valley. P. 0. Hox HI), l.ynn (.'reek. Phone X5S7. OIVIL ENGINBEBS ANGUS J. CAMERON A.M.I.K. it »■ CIVII- ENGINEER Irrigation, dratnaga, levels, plant and •s|iii-ilie,itiniii. Septic Innti .nd houie drainage a ipecially. P. 0. llui ill, llilb ttreot west of Bewicke Avenue. UROOEBS J. H. ENGLISH 0. It. OBOOBB Aud general Commission Merchant, l'l I ..I uui, Ave., North Vancouver. Phoue 324 TEA and COFFEE BUTTER and BOOS PHOTOOBAPHEES CARBUTT . Studio ovsr Hank B. N. A. Lonidtli sad Kmluaad. TAILORS E. LAURIN High Class l.n.lien' and Gents'Tailoring Repairing Slid Alterations. Cleaning and Dyeing in all its branches. All Work guaranteed, ill Firit Street West. I'bone 'Hit HOBTH VANOOUVBB TAILOBING (•I. Uui) Ladies' sod Bents' 01 tan Ing, Pressing snd Repairing a Specialty 120 Secoud Street Bsst HOBTH VANOOUVBB, B. 0. TINSMITHS N.V. Tinning 4 Sheet Metal Works First Strut Bsst of Lonsdsls Lowest prices auil best work guaran teed ou tinuing and ibeet metal wprk. SAW FILBBB SAW FILER AND OBINDEB All kindi of itwi filed and set ou tbe HUME &. CAMPBELL shortest notice. Uwn mowers, knives, 121A Lousdale Aveuue l"idk'e 'h**'* *ui scissors sbarpcucd. All work guaranteed, moderate pricet. D, DOWIE 1231 Lousdalt Aveuue Phone 16 We lire tpeciuiiats iu these lines. CABINETMAKERS W. NIELD WATCHMAKERS Cabinet Maker and Carpenter — . : Will undertake ail kinds ol wuod w"ork,| ,, Jm W,tcbi,,Bpl)jI)g 0, keopi.,g repairt, elc. irregular tinicl II se, tee Fourth Slreet and Sutherland Aveuue, P. 0. Box 2006 A. J. HOOD NOHTII VANCOUVEB Pioneer Jeweller, 60 Lousdale Avenue If Not, Why Not? Buy your Groceries and Provisions st tbe North Shore Qrocery, where you get the very best goods at ths loweet prices. Olve us a trial and prove this for yourself. We dou't carry auy goods wc can't guarantee. A few of our specials: Oood CoBao st 26c Ib. Brooke Bond Tea at i S6c lb. Creamery Butter, 35c or 3 lb. for f 1.00 Boiled Oats, 36c 7 lb. sacks Apples, eitra fancy $1.60 and $1.66 boi Oenulne Ashcroft Spuds ,..11.36 est-k All guaranteed to be over three Inches lu length and the grower's nam. furutaued with each tack. Oood CbUllwack Spuds $1.00 a sack Orders promptly delivered. NORTH SHORE GROCERY 15th aud Lomdale B. W. BBBBY Phone 217 Jim McLaughlin's Regeneration tj D. W. HIGGINS ' ' m-mma-—p ■■ (Continued from lsst ftfdnj) OLAFOSER (LATE CARSON'S) FOR SATURDAY Good Butter Buns. Plain Sultana, Nut and Cherry Cakes in great variety Yule and Coffee Cakes Home-made. Candy M "■I " i' il 'Mill 143-LONSDALE AVENUE-143 But Jem did not die. He did not belong to that class of whom it is ssid tbey die young becspee llie gods |pye tbem. lo tbe course pf an hour ur twu lie awuke from his stupor, uin) although wegk Slid groggy oil bit pins, at ho lijiiisnlf eipressed il, and bruised und bettered shunt the Out, smi with huth eyes nesrly closed, be resumed bis du ties. Strange ss it may appear, he emerged from the ordeal a cbunged man. From the hour thst Power ud ministered the drubbing s great refer million set in. Bvery truce of rultian ism had ou, ed out through his wounds snd in plsce nf tht bully whom every one feared sud listed, there stood s polite snd decent nisii wboie inunners were almusl obsequious and who never again was known to browbeat or insult n cu. iinner. Women, children and degi were tlio especial objects of bis kind attentions. Wben he weighed a piece of meal he did not follow bis former practice of weighing bia heavy hand witb it, hut gave good measure, heap ud up and running over. To Mrs. Bur roughs be was more than kind, sending her the choicest bits ami forgetting tu charge them ou the books. As for Me I'ui nuiii, be sent for him and told him that his dug would be fed daily il lie wuul.l only let bim como to tlie shop I'ei'i'l' wlm used tu address him as "Mister" Mclaughlin gut lu address iug bim as Mclaughlin, ami dually they lapsed iulu the greater familiar ily of "Mae" ami "Jem." He re ceil e.l.all Ihese ul lent inns wuh smiles of approval and happiness; but the strangest psrt uf the affair was that he never by auy chance referred to the pounding he had received at tbe hands of I'ower. Asked how be received the injuries oiNlie face he would attribute them tu ruuning against a side uf licet in the dark. Ilis memory of thst eveul seemed a blank. Ail tbat he knew was lhat he hail been hurt, he believed, by accident, ami that was all there was tu be said. Hut the reformation wai must marked, and so loug as 1 knew him afterward he continued a steady ami exemplar member of the eommuii ity. He ' neither drank, gambled nor swore. "Hoy," be remarked to oue of his old companions, "I've drunk my lust drink and I 'in guing to save my money from Ihis time on forevi-nnorr till Kiiigiluiu ".iih u, don't tempt me. for I won't go." He was suspected .of harboring matrimonial designs toward a woman who kept a restaurant on tbe liat, bul al she had tbe iuconveiiieui encumbrance of a husband still living, ami told him so, the courtship came lo naught Wheu Kev. Klicne/cr Bullion, the first Methodist missiousry, paddled and poled his way in a canoe lo Yale in Im'.'.i. Mclaughlin gave him the glad hand, aud attended his first sermon on a Sunday iiiorujng ami joined in sing ing lhe hyiiini, "Fur you kuow," be explained, "1 used lu belong lu a choir when I was a young fellow back in Maine." ■ There were tad days iu slorc for the Utile Hugh li woman in the tent down ou Ihc hur Mho was 'jesliued to have a greal heart trouble, ami looking U. I. as I write through all the years thai have lapsed since theu I conjure up her frail ligure as 1 last saw jt, with her dear little ones clow pressed to her brea.il and calling on Cod to protect aud buoy them up iu Ibeir great sur row. That picture is one 1 never can forget. Hul I must uut anticipate. Out- stormy aflcruouii a miner came into tuwu. He had Irs veiled rapidly over the trail from a bar where hir company were located iu quest of a ■ui,-"'"i. The story be told waa Ibat a stranger on bis wsy down the river Irail had shot himself in Ihe thigh uiul.- iliiiiliing over a tree that had fallen across the pslb. Tbe trigger caught on a (wig aud tbe charge exploded. A doctor was procured and accompanied ibe man back to Bailor Bar. Wbeu tbey reached tbere Ibe stranger was .lead—having hied to death. The doctor, after pronouncing the man to be dead, asked if be bad any effects. Borne letters and a bag of gold dust weighing over Hon were im a. led to bim. Evory miuer'i cabin was provided witb a pair of gold scales for weighing dust, snd from the purse Ihe doctor weighed oul (15(1 as hit fee and handed Ihc bag bach to the mimis. The hitler brought (be letters and the balance remaining in the bag to Vuh-, and banded tbem to tbe author itios. The letters were addressed to '' ('huries Burroughs, Ly11ou,'' aud bore the Yale postmark. Hid anyone know Charles Burroughs I No one knew sueh a person; but Jew Mclaughlin, who joined s group of men who bad gathered to discuss tbe tragedy, suggested that Mrs. Burroughs migbt know the dead stranger. "(lad! '■' exclaimed oue pt tin group, "I'll bet any mouey tbat he's her hus band-!' "Op sud mis hm," suggested #*• other. "Wot iM fmn mymlt," erieA i ammammmwmwmmmwimmmimmmm. third man. "I don'l esrry no hsd news to no one, and eoold no more ssk thst poor thing it Hit her Itnibsnd , bsn , ppuld fly." Ami su il came about that ip pi) thai crowd of rpugb and uncouth men, Whn were peputtoilied tn brave danger In every form, nol ope could be found wilh millicieiil nerve to Sth the little woniiin, "Wub be your husbsod The Ipsk was assigned to Mrs, I'ower and Mrs. Fulker. The latter ws. the wife of Henry I'VUi.-i of the Blue Tent. Bhe died ouly the ether day at su sd; vunr.'il pge. The 'Sdles went lo tbe tent. Mrs. Burroughs wst sewing. We nmi he sure thst they performed tbe duly gently and slier the niuiiner of tbeir nulile uiid self denying ies. Tbe : iinni'''' proved correct. Tbe dead man wss the woman's husband, who wss ou bit wsy bsck to mske ber happy with his purse of gold when ibe neei dent occurred thst took away his pre-, '■inii.-- life. A man who waa on tbp Irail with bim when the gun went off lold me that be was whistling and sing ing sllemstely ss be wslked along iu anticipation of s reuiiiou beforo uight fell with hia loved ones, uf whom he often spoke. "He was siuging," said the man, "Tbe Qiri 1 Left Behind Me," and using bis loaded gnu as. a slun' when tbe death-blow came." Little more remains tu be told, Mrs. Burroughs had thc budy brought tu Yale and interred iu the little cemetery Dear uid John Kurtz read thc funeral service, ami Hugh Nelsou, William i'ower, Jem Mclaughlin ami I led tbe pallbearers. At the grave tbe widow knelt, and with her children pressed to her I.u-nin engaged iu hiIfii( prayer, while we all drew back and gazed reverently at the affecting scene. Wheu she rose Jem Mclaughliii respectfully ami humbly came forward and took a child in each lluud, while i'uwer offered his arm lo the afflicted womsn. We then formed a iitlie procession and marched .lown tbe bill to Mrs. Felker's, where comfortable ijuartor. had been prepared for tbe family. The following week Ihey went away tu their friends iu li'alifornia, ami Yale knew them uo more. Was Ibe regeneration uf Jem Me laugbliii permanent 1 l do not know I hope that it was, for at the. boltoni he was a good sort and capable uf noble actions. Let us trusl that he uever relapsed into evil ..ur. ami that, as he must have long since gone the way of all flegh, he continued lu grow in grace until wheu the end came e won a starry crown. Wheat ii Moving With Record Speed Blocksds This Year Unlikely Government's Efforts to Provide Ade quale Facilities for Transportation of Wheat Crops Meeting with Harked Success. If there is a western gram blockade Ibis year il will uut lie llirough lack of effort ou the pun of the government to prevent it However, at pre sent the prospects arc bright that the western grain will be all moved to utarkel without any serious tie-up. The wheal was a lillle slow starling to move, but official figures show that il is now going forward at a record rate and the prospects are that by lhe close of navigation fully double the amount hai.ui. .i last year at Ibe same period, will have como cast by waler.' Tbe grain is «t m exceptionally high tjuul ity. AB Are Helping Tlie Bailway Commission, (be uev,- grain Commission ami Ihc aduiiaiitra (ive departments at Ottawa have beeu doing everything possible lo facilitate the nun eon ni of the crops ami tbe out look is thai for (be first time for years tbere will uot be a serious blockade. Hou. Bobert. Kogers, Minister of the Interior, has been workiug all sum met on a plau to bave the period of na vigatiou extended for a month and has bad many interviews with shipping and insurauce men last week he bad a conference wilh H. P. Hale, of the Mon treal Board of Trade aud representative of large insurance iutercsts, sud the prospect il that arrangements will be made for an extension of the period of navigation. Aids te Navigation. If Mr. Kogers succeeds in thit it will be a great boon to the western fsruier aa it will mean tbat much more grain will be moved before sole reliance will have to Iw placed ou the railways- The Marine Department baa already made arrangements i'or iee breakers at V' William snd i'orl Arthur to keep the herbon open to tbe latest possible dslcs. All possible aids to navigation bave bean arranged aud additional Jigbts have, been placed at Georgian Bay ports. That tbp railwaya Me in a ballet petition to handle the crop than ever More it due largely to the sCsrts et eiicu WSS held si Ottsws between ptem- bere of the cabinet snd tbs beads nf, tin railways tp disspit the situstiou sod to prevent suother blocked.. Rsjfws mfiomM ■" Tbs rWlwsy rosgpetss mm tmlly told they lOUit make larger Jreper»: Horn to handle ths west's crppV fbtf started early anil placed largo orders for cars ami at i#ts rv'sln syer since- tbe Itailwuy Commission hss proddud Ihem. The railways made remarkable preparations, and the three roads, Can- aiiiun Pacific, llraml Tmh sud Can- iiilian Northern added thll summer In their rolling stock no lets than twspty- two thousand bnt <ws nnd firs ||U" ilreti engines. In addition SO lessthsu seventeen, million dollars wst expended pp betterments with intent sulely to expedite the inoveuieut of grain. This M'l I'liti'.'ii millions ii ust Including the millions spout for I'xlensioiii, branch lines, etc. This .mossy wst spent on increased iwitchrtig facilities, better teriiiliisls, etc. The 0. P. B alio last year spent millions po improving tne line east of Port Arthur tlong the noilh. On the Canadian l'u cilic railways tingle line sidings bsve been doubled, iteel bridges have taken tbo place of wooden trestles to bear the weight of heavier locom»,|vei, snd grades have been reduced Another Spot Tbia yesr, thanks tn tbs efforts of tbe governmeut, the weal will not bave to depend ou oue tingle track eusl of Fort Arthur for the movemeiit of grain after the close of navigation. Using ths N. T. B. Hon. Frank Cochraue has beeu press ing lo completion tbe only section pf Ibe National Transcoutiueuta|, which is to be of any immediate uio to tbe weit—tbe line (imp Winnipeg to (loch- iiiiic Cochrane is tbe poiut where thc Outario government railway crosses the Transeoutiueiital and witb the iiuv cuiupleled tu Cochrane it ia possible lo ship wheat that fsr over tbe Trsnscuu iiu.-niiii and ihence suuth ami east uver uther roads lo tbe ocsap ports of Canada. Tbe minister uf Hail ways ou assuming ofliee ordered thai all possible speed be made iu order lo mn -i the line iu lime lo be ready this fell. Ms- jur Leonard, the Transcouliiiculal Bail way Commissioner, has been speeding up the worl with tbe result tbat the steel will be linked up to Cochrane early in November and iu plenty of lime lo aid iu tbi! crop movemcul. Hudson Bay Work Hut lhe government has in addition been looking uhead. Mr. Cochrane bas been rushing work on lbc Hudsou Hay Ilailway. He has mude a remarkable record. The Liberals talked Hudson Bay railway fur liftecu years and made Iwo election campaigns ou it iu lbc west. Tbey built half a dozen paper railways, but al the close ul fifteen years all that had been dune was to start a bridge at Le I'as ami let Iwo weeks before lhe last eleetion one contract. Mr. Cochrane bus in one short year let lhe contract for the whole line from' I*' I'as to the Bay, over four hundred miles and work ii being/uih ed. Terminals at the Bay Hut Mr. Cochrane has not stopped al thai. A road (o (he Hay without an up tu Hale harbor tu receive ships to load lbc west's gram would be of lii He use, ami tbe Minister has likewise rushed work on Ihc waler side, ao that tbe contract will be let tbis fall for terminals, elevators, docks, etc. By tbe time the road is completed, there will be up to date harbor terminals. Mr. Cochrane found lhal Ibii pbaae of the ijucstiou had never beeu properly in vt'stigalt'd by his predecessors. Tbere was uu accurate information in bis de paitineni He at once despatched ex pcdiiious by land aud water to the Bay to make tnorougb surveys of the bar lion of Fort Churchill aud Fort Nel ■ou. H. T. Ha/eu, au expert harbor engiueer, was eugaged, aud ii iu charge Ip surveying Port Nplwp, sud If his report oo this hsrbor is favorable it will bs cboien pt ths termlns! at from S railway standpoint |l is' much mors deilrable, owlug to ths tittthit It Is eighty miles closer to ths *sst's wbsst Debit. Ai soon as the report i* in, the final choice pf terminals will be made ami ths contracts will be let, so tbat work will not be delayed,, ft It expected to huve the loud completed in time lo help carry the crop of Uil. Fort WUlleip improvsmttiu At Port William tbe nsw grsip commission it tusking preparations for handling post yesr't crop by erecting in enormous new public owned ''le ■ vstor whieh will bs espslde pf hsndl- log Ihree million bushels of wheal. If w||| bp one Of tbS largest sud the most up tu dale elevalura 00 the continent. Work it being rushed tnd will eon iinm' all winter, io tbst tbe elevator will be ready hy next fall. A contract haa alto boep let to double the ''opacity sf tbs government uw i elevator at Port Colborne. Bample Markets Tho grain commission lus also completed urrangenii'iils for tbe est ubl ish merit of a sample market at Winnipeg uiiiiii'thiiig lhe weatern farmers havu loug been asking for. lu order to bouie tbe market, the drain Kxchauge of Winnipeg ia doubling tho else of iti present building, while arrtflgumeiils sre being msde llirough the Bsilwsy Commission to have additional railway facilities. St. Andrew's Society- Hallowe'en Tbe Bt. Andrew's ami Caledonian Bo eiely lsst week celebrated Hollow e'en by a most enjoyable dance coupled witb Hue installation ceremonies of tho olhi.'is reecnlly elected. " Mr. A. Smith otlleittcd st the later ceremony ami Mrs. W. T. (Jruhaine de .■orated the new uAlcers with the budg es. At Ibe conclusion of this I unci ion the uew president, Mr. J. Y. Tuliis, addresied a few words lu hia fellow officers and members soliciting their cooperation in the year's duties Tbe daure was led uff wilb Ihe graud iiiiii.h hen,led by tbe society'i piper. K.'iienhiiiujii" were provided by tbe ladies iluring lhe interuiiasiou iu Ihe program. V ATENTS In sll Ciiuiiirlei. Aak for our Inventor'! Advlltr. Marlon A Marlon, III Unlv.rtlt/ Blreel, corn.r St. Cathirln. Siren, Montreal, Canada and Washington, D. C, U. 8. A. THB " COMPANIES" AOT Ths North Vancouver Coal and Bupply Company Limited, In Voluntary Liquidation Tbe .ie.iii.ir~ of the above named Company are hereby notified to die their claims against the said Company duly verified it tbe office of Harry 3. Ferriu, one of tbe Joint Liquidators, North West Trust Building, Bicbard. Btreet, Vaueouver, B. C, ou or before Ibe 16th dsy of November uext, 101:'. sud thst the.Llquidsiori will sfter tbat date proceed lo distribute thc aascts of (be said Company, having regard only to tbe creditors wbo bave filed Ibeir claims iu compliance wilb tbis uotiee. * — Vancouver, Ocluber 30tb, 1>1S, HAKKY J. FEBBIN, TATK M. BOBEHTBON, Joint Liquidators. QUBBTIONB AND ANIWBBB Wby is chloroform like Bicbard Wagncrl Because it is one of tbe greatest of modern composers. Western Dominion Und & Investment Co. UMiTED With Which Is Incorporated ' Bevan, Gore t Eliot, Limited North Vancouver Branch: 67 Lonsdale Avenue, opposite Pott OAct. Bepretsnting Lynn Creak Zinc Mines Lotted Wt havt money for kgreeanuli for Bale. , NtttB. Nothing too lertfo or too ——— We have some good, inside buys; also good acreage listings Lynn Valley Sub-division. <| U us quote you rsies on Fut, Ut tud Accident INSURANCE McMillan & reid ?hm* HI.. U Wvmiffi isyBNUK 4 > ' t Are You Contemplating a Trip to the Old Country? IF 80 Arrange to Join our Personally Conducted Party, Leaving Vancouvei' I on December 8th. Spend Your Chriitnuu at Home ily joining litis special you cuu make the trip at small expense. Every thing im hided in lhe fure we will quote you. Tbe party will be iu charge of ihe undersigned, whu will look ufler all details uf the trip, relieving you of ull worry incident lo u journey uf tbis kiml. il' interested, mil un, telephone ur address, T. C. HOLT, Ltd. 10 I.me.Inle Avenue, Nurlh Vancouver, B, 0. or A. W. NABE, Commercial Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee b Puget Bound Hallways . 113 Haatlugs Htreet Wost, Vancouvar, B. 0. Duello A Slory Showing How»Small Circumstance May Turn the Scale ol Advantage By ARNOLD U. EWING )iiiiiimm.mmimimmm6 Canadian Pacific The Scenic Highway V.'l.i:.'. Ibi' I e.'ililll'lll Tbroupli UvUvia tu nil jwrt» of the ..'■ii.i Ut luWl'ttl lUtt'H Tlie popuJur ruule lu lliu Old (uuuIr)i Hawaii, AuHlrullu. AUaksi, ( tilun, iud Juuuu. The muni uji lu-il.iit' train jtervlco between Vu tub uver ami (lie Kant. Fur nil t'«. i*.'bc i vull unu and ull further Infuruiatiuii upply iu J MOK, Clly PuMelllfer Auent. 434 Hunting SI , or ll Mr BR'.DJK, 0 I' A . Vuncouver. BKAIiKU TKNI.KKS uddreMed lu tl:. underslgnetl, and i-iidomed "Tender fur Kleclrlo iKvuIoim fur the Cuuluinu Kx- ululnltitt Wiircliuune, Vancouver. U C.." will he received ut tlili ulliee uniil : i'" p.m. un Monduy. November Id 1!>]2. fur the work mentioned. Tell dura will nul he considered 'ml. - . made upon formit nupp)led hv De- par nn en i und ln uccordunce with cun: dltlonu «.im,.iii.-ii therein. ri.ui.'i und flpeclllcutlonu tu be leen on uppllcutlon to Mr. K. R McUretfur. Clerk of Worka). Vuncouver Kxumln- ii., Wurehoufte, Mr. H E. Malthewb'. .■■ii;., i vl.-iii;; urchltect, Winnipeg. Mun. und at tne Depurtnient of i'uhllc V. "i ''-■■ uttuwu. ii.i. ii tender muui he uccompaiiled by un uccepled cheque un u chartered buuk. puyuble tu tlie urder uf the ll-.j. um able Ihe Minister uf Public Work*. cquul to ten per cent (IU p.c.) of the tmounl of the tender. _JJ^ order, It C. DKRQCHKH8, Secretary. IM. i .u in,- i.i of 1'ubllc Works, Xtuwu. October 26. I ' l': Musical Instruction Miss K. A. Card, AH I'M., pianist ami teacher, pupil of Franklin Tuylor, visits Nortli Vancouver Wedoetdays. ofitl Tliurluw Slreet. Seymour 05811,. 26 11 DID YOU EVER STOP to figure out how much time your Clerks waste each day in walking to and from the telephone? An Extension Telephone on the counter or desk will prevent it. Only 5 Cents Per Day for either a "Wall" or "Desk" set" Call up the Commercial Manager TELEPHONE 98 British Columbia Telephone Co., liuiil.d Stationery That Excite^Comment is dome by North Shore Press, Limited the firm that studies "Better Printing" Plione NEXT TIME 80 £ I tew fears In-fore tbs wsr lietweeu tbo sis les I wss obliged lo go (rom iny noi'iiiiirii boms to Boatb Carolina. I wss sluing oss evening In s csfs wltb s friend Wben s discussion srots st s lublo near us bstwssn sa elderly man sud ous wbo wu. st lesst py comparison, youug. Tbs Isttsr bsd beeu sit ting slons st tbs tsbls wben tbs former entered tbs csfs. stood St tbs entrance looking about bim. (lieu walked wltb s limp lo wbers tbs oilier wat slttlug snd, tsklng s cbslr, called (or s Julep Neltber spoks to tbs otber, snd It wss evident tboy wero strangers. lint presently tlie older insu sddrest ed u remark lo tbe younger, wbicb ltd lo conversation. At tbat time tbs pro snd sntl slavery parties wars contend Uig, tbe one to maks Bsnsss s free, tbs otber s slave state, Tbs msn wbo bsd entered laat began to Inveigb sgslnst tbe "border rulUuus," ss tbsy wsrs called In lbe nortb, st tbs same tims charging tbem with committing Innumerable crimes. I wu rather surprised st tbis, sines bs spoks wltb s distinct southern sccsnt, (bough st (bat time tbe southern peopls were not united oi tbe slavery question, Indeed were not united eveu ufter tbe wsr commenced The younger msn took Issue with bis neighbor, averring tbst tbs south bad tbe rlgbt to carry their lnstltutlona Into tbe new territories as well u tbs nortb Whereupon tbe other become violent snd abusive. Tbe sdvocsts of those who were trying to make Bsnsss t ■sinvo stale endcuvored lo withdraw from tbe dltcuaslou, bnt bis opponeut would not permit hlm. Flutlly tbe latter, wulng wrotby, declared tbat tbe proslavery movement In Kansas wat conceived In Iniquity and sny msn who sdvocsted It wat s scoundrel. Tbe other's cheek burned, but bs con trolled himself, whereupon bis oppo ueut, wbo wss evidently disposed to drive bim to tbs wull, ssid tbst s msn who bsd sucb opinions snd declined to defend them wu s coward. Tbtt forced tbe younger man to resent (be In anlt offered bim, and, drawing a card from bla pocket, ht bunded ll to bis I usul ter. "1 haven't a cshd with me, sub, ssid lbs challenged man, "but wltb yo' pe' mission 1 will writ* my name oo (he back of jo's. I will ssad s friend io yo' Immediately to arrange a ineetlnii at 4 o'clock tomorrow morning I must leave lbe city al 8 oo Impo'taui busi Deal." "And 1, sir," replied tlie otber. "have in Important engagement In Ihe earl; morning whlcb will prevsnt my fighting you llll luler." "If yo' mess, suh, to crswl out o' the affair I should be glad to know ll now." Tho goaded man. aeelng me aud my frlcud sitting ul another Uble witness lug tbit Impulatlou oo tils courage, aald coolly to bit tormentor: "Very well; tlnce you wlab to be killed before brcaUut I will pul off my other engagement sud kill you I will be at home for tlie rest of tbe evening, where I shull swslt Uie com lug of your friend " tie srose from bis cbalr aud wenl out, leaving bis opponsot In possession of tbs field Hs bad uo sooner dlssppesred than tbs msn wbo bsd provoked bim heck oned to my friend Mortimer, wbo left me snd went wilb bim (o sn unoccu pled corner of tbe room, sud tbe twu held s coufereuce In s low tone. Wbeu It wu over Mortimer returned to mc und gsve ms s few words of etplunt- tion. Be ssid tbsl bs wu to be the sec oud Ui (he coming meeting of thc mau whom be bad conferred wilb, Colonel Ulngold. tie bad commanded a regl ment of volunteers lu ths Moslem wsr. wss s plantar wbo owned slsvss snd s man of high standing Is tbs commtuil ty. Wby be bad provoked tbe man be bad sst with Jerrold WU his name Mortimer did oot ssy. I hsd s desire to see tbe end of wbal to me wu i very lingular affair, snd. fortunately for my purpose, being s physician, Mortimsr agreed to tskt me wilb hlm ho Iho capacity of surgeon Meanwhile I wu to ss/ nothing sbout Ibe matter. Colons! Blngold bsd noi given bis true asms, snd bis opponyt did not know wbo bs wu. Since Mortimer snd 1 were ths only persons betides (he principals sad lbs colouel would stay st boms untU bs went (o tbe ground ths secret wu not likely to come out I confess 1 bsd been aucb preju diced sgslnst Colonel Blngold (or forcing s quarrel upon one wbo sssmed su luoffcoalve man. "Ion tliluk jerrold so Inoffeuslvs nun, do you?" ssid Mortimer. "Well. 1 will lei) you sbout bim. He Is ons of thote perioni wbo grow up under Ihe dueling system-It Is rapidly dying out hers lu Uis oogtb I tm happy to wy-wbo, having acquired great skill wltb arms. coQceivs s pssslon (or making u many victims m potslbJe Be ess kill tbs colonel l( he wlihcs to lo so, bot I shall ass diplomacy to lu- duce bim to bs content to wing bis tuemy. l'bar* sr* bot two persooi wbo know wby tbs colossi losolttd him- the colonel ssd myssif. Jerrold does oot know It; you do aot kuow ll, asd I !•!!»'! mm i.ii run *,,, mm mrna,. m peer. Tbs probability is, bowsver, thai It wilt lead tu suotbtr tight." ihlt fraction of s star/ left ms mor* puttied tban before. Indeed, ny cariosity wss esclted to sucb s pitch that I did not sleep s wluk during tb* brief Interval before tb* meeting. I wu called tt A la tbs morning by Mortimer and. with ny cast of sur- glcsl Instruments, entered s csrrlsg* In waiting snd drove to tbs ground Tbs colossi wu there, standing sion* In tba grsy ot tbs moruiug. lt seemed to ms tbst Ma sipresslon In- dlcttad tome tpecltl purpose, by wbicb be was much moved. Sine* he knew be wu to mut a man wbo wu considered Invincible, bs must have (sit thst death (or bim wss slwoit cer tain. Thero wu a (ar away look In bla ty*, tucb u s msn migbt bsve wbo dreads to letvs thote bt lovet aod wbo love bim. Wblls I bsd been prejudiced sgslnst bio a (sw hours before, 1 uow took bim Into my besrL While I wss retarding bim s csrrlsg* rolled up snd ont stsppsd Jerrold snd bis second snd bis own surgton. Tb* colonel ss tbs chtllenged party bsd cbosen Derringer pistols, wbicb wsrs used st tbst tims In dusls. Tbs seconds psced off Uis ground, snd tjnes It wu long before tunrlte snd cloudy st tbst there wss ao tou op tor cbolcs nf position. Colonel Blngold stood In one spot antll bis second plsced bim lo tbe position from wbicb bs wss to light lt wss bnt s (sw pacta (rom wbere bs stood, but I uo tlccd wbsn be took tbem Uie some limp wu apparent u wbeu be bad entered tbs csfs tbe previous svenlng. Just before tbe (Irst Are. when sll wss ready eicept to give Uis signal, Mortimsr whispered lo my ur: "Whatover you discover keep It to yourself." Hs then took s position midway bstwssn ths two st tbs slds snd. holding S handkerchief In bis bsnd, dropped It Jerrold dred to Uis sir; the colonel's bullet grated bis adversary's slssvs. To my turprlie-MorUiner did not appear to sbsrs It-tho colonel culled (or soother tboi. Tbe two were again placsd to position, tbs signal gives, snd two shots rang out Jerrold wss un hurt; Uie colonel (ell. 1 rss to hlm; but getUug ap witb difficulty, hi motioned me to keep swsy. Stssdlng u firmly u before, bs called (or s third shot Ii I WU ptaled at teeing bin fall sod then get op, bis antagonltt wu smszed. Mot s drop of blood wu to be teen, though bis trousers wer* torn. Wben Ui* two wer* staodtog waUing tor Uis neit signal I glanced St Jerrold snd uw st oocs that ssmsthlog mat tin niattsr with bim. I oat* sloes thought thst it Uis moment Uis signal tor Uis third shot wu given Jerrold wu suffering from lode clslon. Be bsd gons oo to Uis Held Intending to wing bis adrtssry snd wu DOW undecided whether to kill hUn or oot Indecision st s critical moment Is utuall; fatal. It delayed Jon-old's shot At soy rau. It wu not dred UU after he bsd received tbe colo osl's bullet to but longs. His struck the earth s tew paces before bim, be bar Ing pulled ths trigger of bis pistol spu modically with s bullet Is bim. Jen-old's surgeon ran to bim. I, not knowing st Uis Ume wbere Jerrold't bullet bad gone, sdvsncsd toward the colonel to see It bs bsd bsen bit. Be stood moUouless, not sppesrlug to be a wsr. ot my presence. NoUclng Ibe tear to bis trousers sod UfUng the cloth, I msde Uis discovery thtt Mor timer bad csotloned ms against bring tog to (lis attention of otbsrs Tbe leg wu of wood. At (Uoi moment Uie sound of galloping borses wss heard, sod s csrtisge daubed up to Uie dueling ground Out jumped a young moo, oot more than tweoty yeara old. wbo at a glance took In ihs sltuoUon, then, rushing up to Colouel Blogold, threw bis snos sbout bim. "Oh. tstherl" be sidelined "Wby did you do Itr' "BccsjiM I dldo't wisb to lose in; boy" It wu s strsogs scene. Jerrold sll Hug oo ths ground, leeulng igslust bit second, coughing up blood snd look lug st ths father end son embracing eucb other. Then doubUess tbe ctuse o(|lhe tosuJt of the nigbt before was apparent to bim. Be bsd Insulted the younger Blogold, Intending to show bis skin to killing bim, aod wu to have fought bim on this isms morning But. Insulted by Uie boy's father, whom he did oot kuow, he bsd put off the duel with Ui* out to sccominodsu the othtr. AB wu so pitln now tint Uis wound ed mso must bsve surmised It But ho uid nothing . Bs WU taken Ul bit carriage to S hospital, sod I WU pleat ed to bear sftsrwsrd thst sftsr having recovered. Uis affair bsd audi t cbtaged man of bim, sod hs bsd re solved uerver to dght soothsr duel. Mortimer, by bit diplomacy, u he i a I ltd II. aaved the colonel's lift When bearing th* colonel'* challenge he pre vailed upon Jerrold, tor Jerrold's own good, to woaod the colouel to sucb s wsy ibst hs could Dot conUnue tht tight, for he represented th* colonel ts be ss obstinate sod determined msn, who, once to s light would continue U Ull bs wu pat bora ds combat Jsr rotd. baring soothsr duel oo bend to follow Is tbi mill of to* irst sud fearing to excite mtsgoslsm sgttost himself, fell to wilb tbi Idss. Mortl mer suggested thst Jerrold. when con vlaced thst bis enemy would kill bits 1/ he could, should break bis leg so that h* could oot stood upon tt to ceo- tiou* Ui* dght, Mortimsr kaowlsg Uiat oot hag would be advoacsd sod rscslvs ths bullet sod Uut that lag was Uu wooden on* It wu a oakeshl/i it beat ml retulied In Jsrrold't dlscois- Slur. . I ' BANK OF HAMILIUN Capital Paid Dp $3,000,000 Bsservs snd DodlTldsd Pro»t» 13,600,000 Total Assets , ovsr 1*6,000,000 JUST as a tueoeilful merchant maksi •Very effort to give hit cutto- inert courtoout, efficient attention, to do the ofneert of th. Bank of Hamilton endeavor tq render to depoi- HorS every service consistent with con- turvatlve hanking practice. Nu deposit ll too small to Uturt tbt lii-iHiuliiii' comlderuto treatment—tbe saving* accounts of thote In moderate circumstances arc welcomed with courtesy, and with that absence, of undue formality which malioi banking t convenience and a pleasure. Thii blanch Is now equipped with Safety Deposit Unlet. c. a. IIBAVBB, A«t*t, N.rlk Vancouver SPABKLINQ MUSICAL COMEDY AT LONSDALE THEATBB WBDNES DAY, NOVEMBER 13th Civil Service Dismissals BETUBN BKOUU1IT DOWN 8HOWS WHOLESALE DI8MIBBAU) FOL LOWINU ELECTIONS OF OF 1886 The Liberal press lias beeu coin pluming of some dismissals Icoin llie outside civil service by llie govern uunl In \iew of their complaint.", and llic virtuous attitude they have us turned, it is interesting lo preiCUt the record of Ihc Ijiuikt administration '.'.imu it .im.u into power iu I-'"' Nine mouths afler llie Ijiunci goveruuieul upturned nil... . return wan called for in llic senate of llie dismissals up lu lhal Iuue. 'I'lie return is a.remarkable I.,, ..im ii. and . uui. oo pages, vmjiJc il contains only u partial lint of lhc diim totals lu Ihc Indian department lhe dis missals rau up-io li The aie loll par ticularly freely iu lhc customs depart im ui where iu the nine months tl em pluyeei were dismissed lo make way for good Liberals. Ju uo ease wan lliere an iuvcstigatiou. Many Heads Fell The then Minister of -1'ublu Works iii-iii: -.'1 in Ihc lirsl nine mouths (Jl In Ihe lepinm..' i of Inland Hcvcuuc 10 employees were removed, and in the majority of eases it was frankly ntul 1 Ihul it was al lhc request of a member of parliament. Tint wan ap patently thc main i.u ■■■ for disuiis sals al lhat time. Big Sweep There lu thc Fisheries service thc Liberul government worked overtime to gelling rid of (.'outervativvi aud no lest lhan I'll iiiiini ui.. of the civil service were removed from ollieo lo give uuugry Liberals jobs. The esplanatiou given for thc majority of Ihc dismissal was "active aud ofsntivt partisanship, which was a favorite excuse to cover up a bald dismissal. The sue was uot employed guile so freely in the Marine service, sud only 311 were removed by the minister The dcparlmcul of Jus lice has not as many employees and ils Jisl is smaller, running to eJcvcu. lu every case eicept live, there was uo notice giveu, aud Ihis is true of a large percentage of thc Liberal dismissals. The decency of a regular notice lo give Ihc dismissed man au opportunity to liml uew i mpli,.im ut was uot fulluwcd, 11 was simply a case of "olf witb his head." Also to Others. Iu the Agricultural Department thirty three employees were dismissed lo make room for Ihe clamoring Liber als, aud iu Ihe department of Interior, outside of Ihe Indian Branch, the "bloody assir.es" resulted in these llrsl nine months iu the dismissal of 113. Major Ourrle'i Ohsxgs Theio sre but s few of the civil icrvsuti diuuiiticd inunediately stter the elections of KiHti. Major (,'urrie, iM V. fur Norlh Bimcoe, commenting ou Ihc ,,in,I. .uir slaughlcr of lhe Liberals iu lhe House lasl session, said: "Tho proscription lisls of Marius aud Nulla, lhe lyruuls of aucicul Komc, were uot lo lie compared wilh the lists prepared after the elections of IsUti. Iluudredi of men.were thrown out of oflice wilbuut any reason being given for thoir dismissal. The members of the late governinenl never for a moment ceased lu make Ihc upeu boas! that Ihey he licvcd iu und always practised the spoils syslem uud Ihul Ihey were goiug lo practise it." I'uiilinuiiig, Mr. I.'urric addod, "In addition we all know Ihul the preicut leader of lhe opposition alwayi wai the high pnesl of the spoilt system. We know thai throughout hit wbolo career lie practised Ihem.' priudiploi aud endeavored to sel up in thtt cuunlry u system of partisanship." TONOUB TWIBTBB8 Now lhal Ihey are talkiug of having a deparlmenl for stammerers undor lhc management of lhe Hoard of Kdu- cal iuu, some people arc woodjering whai will be lakeu as the limit which -hull murk a stammerer from a person who has only an occasional sl utter ou certain words. If anything of Ihc kind is done il is probable thai ,iouio learned doclori will devise a system of tests for Iho powers of speech, jusl as Ibey do uow fur lhc powers of sight. Nome dsy wc may sec children asked lo'stand up ami repeal something like Ihis: Hhe sells sea shells ou Ihe seashore, The shells she sells arc sea shelli, I 'm sure. Ho if she sells sea shells ou thc set shore, Theu I 'm sure she sells seashore shelli Here is another oue thai should prove au en client tell of I smooth ruuning lougue: • hm.hu Kcuiblc kicked his kiuiiniii'i keUle, Lid Kiniliu Kcmblc kick hii kinsman's kettle! If Kimbo Kimble kicked his kinsman's keltic Where 'i the kinsman, kettle lhat Kimbo Iv inlili kicked I BTBANOB FIND Au eilraordinary dud wst made iu lhc front garden of t leading cil iren ui Jii Scotland Deposited in tbe garden was a rodln lid, 6 feel loug, sud oi proportionate luj-adili The Ud wu S now one, covered with blsck cloth, uud had all the furnishing! ex- jmf n-pi a name plate, snd the tr.rowi were inserted ready for tcrtwiug down, investigations at tho various undertakers' premises io lhe tows re veiled that such an article hod sot bssn abstracted from thtir stock. emmmmm mmmrnm A am "Filing it in Better Language" PBBBBKT OOimoa OAJIsfOTMAKB APWOPWATION TOWAIHM 8, P. q. A. OFFIOBB A Isttsr wis resd st. the cjty couu e|l meeting lsst evening from Major 'Mt, secretary of the British Opium liiau Society for the Prevention of Cruelly to Animals, touching upon th* appointment of sn intpector for tbe North Bhore exclusively. The society eipressinl rosiliiioss to pay Inwards the salary of such an official, $116 a month if the eity would coutrihuto to the slime extent, and the two districts |15 a month. A deputation from the to- ciety was proparod lo wail upon the council ill this I'lllinei'liiin. Aid. Dick Immediately moved that tlm letter he filed. . Aid. Foreman huwever did not sgfeo with this treatment of tbe letter. II shoulil he repliod to courteously, and inure was nu apparent reason why the deputation which wai suggested should not he received. The alderman con Double Corner 101x138 Feet in NORTH LONSDALE For $1900 Terms: 1 3 caah, 6, 18 aad 18. AOBEEMBNTS OF SALE DISCOUNTED HOODaSOUTAR Phone 168 P. 0. Box 2397 213 Lonsdale Avenue i i tended tbtt tlie soolety was »uo wbicb did much goon! jtpth. Aid, RI. k tjwflrt o.tww|i*. I'Thmt gft people connected witb thst society," ho ssid, f'wIlP )l»y*|)i*ile themselves su sbominsnle uuitsnes ip tbo cily of Nurtb Vsncouver, These sre the peopls fba will Hsve lhe power to make this appointment, I would not on sny sccount favor thit ide* unless the city hss the privilege of appointing the inspector," Aid, nick's motion not being seconded! m%. Irwin moved thst the writer of tbe letter be informed tbst to fsr at tbia yetr'i fundi sre coucerneil the council could not tee its wsy to msM su iippriipriiiiiiiii fnr (lie purpose tug gelled. Tbe mutter should, therefore, be referred to thu next year's eouueil. '"I'lnii 'ii ouly filing it iu better l»n (iiiu, i'," isitl Aid. Diek. Aid. Irwin's uml ion was i hereupon seconded tnd sdopted. W. M. S. Convention The iiimli annual convention of the Woman's Missionary Suciety of the Vancouver district will convene in tliu Methodist church this eity, corner HI, (leorge's avenue ami fith slreei al 10.80 a.m. on Thursday, November ilh. The Ijdie... of sister churches arc mosl cordially invited 16 attend the several sessions of the Convention, while the public generally will lie heurlily welcomed at the evening session at 7.30. FOOTBALL The Nurtb Vaueouver .V ... inti.ni football league match ou But unlay was between the Lontdsls and the Huyal Kngiueers' team. The former aggregation won by 1. goals to I. Although outclassed the Engineer! throughout put up a plucky defence. Snow Drying Bnow sl a very low temperature ab sorbs moisture. Arctic travelers take advantage uf this fact liy spreading their wet clothes ou the snow, and Ihey snoo dry. Ancient Bocks The stratified rocks of Ihe "punbun die" of Idaho aod the adjacent lection of Montana arc among the most a'n fitful to be found on the carlh's sur face. Cork Oak Tbe outer spongy hark of the cork oak, which grows in the south of France and spurn, cousli(utes the sub iuu., known as cork. This outer bark is periodically striped off lhe tree, soaked for a time iu water and the surface subsequently charred to close the pores, rjome species of elm also produce cork. $1.00 down, $1.00 per week The Canada Pride A Malleable Steel Range In the last year we have sold over one hundred of Ihese ttovet iu Norlh Vto/ouvcr. This year we expect eveu u better record. If you need a reliable rauge, it will pay you to see thii oue before dceidiug. Wc guarantee absolute satisfaction on every rauge. Patterson & Goldie HARDWARE Phone 88 105-7 Esplanade West LOAD'S INBUBAAIOE Four Roomed Modern House on Moody. $250 cash and $30 a month. Apply 104 Esplanade, West Debating Club Meets Widening ,Tbs North Bbort \littftty snd Debating Society meets this evening at its pptf licudi|uurtors in Uie Nortb Vsncouver Athletic Olub roomt on tbe corner nf HBnlanailu Weit and l.oiisdale avenue. Tho debate it tu wage around the question of capital puiiisbnitut, ill continuance or its abolition. A good i.c uuin il ii ul iu ipu I e,l. NVw members uml the general public cordially invited to attend, i.'inhi o'clock sharp. WiAYQBOUNDS FOB THB PEOPLE New Uis for Forest Bittrvit Interior Department After Buccetsful Experiment Now Working out General Scheme. The foreitry branch of thc depart imui of tho Interior is developing u plan to make Iho western foresl reserves of more real benefit lo the general public Hitherto the reserves have been timber reserves pure and simple; llio new plan is to make them pluy gr»!Wds us well for the people of llio west. A new brunch hus beeu formed which might be termed "The National Playgrounds Bureau." In brief the scheme is to establish summer resorts uml picnic and outing camps in the various western reserves. , The lirst experiment was made this summer ou the Turtle Minimum reserve in Southern Multiloba and proved highly successful. A resort was laid out on Lake Mas, nol far from lioissevain, where for several years campers have lieen going, lliough wilh out recognises1 rights. Now the sile has been laid out into lots and leuscs arc given under certain easy conditions. The lessee must build a substantial summer cottage. The plun was very popular aud already many leases have heeu taken uud uext summer there pro mines lu be a rush for lots. Others Doming Already applications lo have resorts established at several other reserves have been received by the department, and the plan will now be made gen tl), This coming year will see the establishment of a lurge number of new rcierves. The lurgcsl is in the vicinity of Lester Slave Lake in Northern Alberta anil will comprise some 4,0(10 ■i'uii■■ miles. .Several new reserves have been recommended in northern Saskatchewan, while survey parties are working in south eastern Manitoba with a view to the loealiun of a new reserve there. A lionifl-wSuu stwlne,, for (lis kit- ebon link msy hu obtained by punching bnlss in tbe lower psrt of tbe sides of s preserved fri|tt p*o by onm .nl s bsmnier snd awl.' Such s ttrsiusr, used si s temporsry bolder of wsttt msttur like tea- leaves, coffee gruumls, potato psriugs, eft., Will help to keep the link clean snd tbe wstte pips clear, and mty be easily emptied end cleaned. The burners in s gas stove ami oven often got choked up with greasu, etc To remedy this, remove sll th" burners Slid place lu tlie copper full of suds (after washing is done), ami add a good handful of common salt. Al low tu boi) an hour or so, then dry thoroughly ami rup|ucu iu stove. This process should lie repeated every lew weeks so as to koep the stove iu good condition, and will save both gus and limo when cooking. If Hie fulluwiug method for clean- iug ami renewing dirty wallpaper was followed every spring less puperhung ing would be needed. Buy a packet of 'iiiiiiiiiiii whitening, ami take u piece of rough blanket or- fiuniiel ami Ihnr i.u,"lili rub lhe paper by dipping the cloth in tbe whitening dry. After ull tlio walls huve been rubbed, tuke a clean piece of cloth uml dust down, and the result will be a class pupcr for a little cost. A farmer boy who had a cough Made up his mind his job was tough, Bo hied him to a well-stocked slough Where he could fish the whole day through And listen to the soft wind sough And sigh and kiss each leaf and hough. "My work's not doue," he said, "ul- Ihuugh I think thul I have dune enough. If dad should kick and cut up rough Some other wuy thuu at the plough I 'II find to cam my daisy dough. Leading artists iu songs, duets, tpiar- tettes, dances and music*^ selections al (he Scotch concert. Too Late to Classify KOH BENT—Iroomed Hut, modern improvements, IHtb tud Boulevard, Ap ply P. Booth, plumber. If WALKING FOB NEBVES The nerves suffer from want of pure oxygen. They run like a network all through the skin, and when they are overwrought the skin is apt lo be dry aud colorless. Walking is an excellent tonic for the nerves It gives Ihem strength to control themselves. Jf one ha* means or leisure there are plenty of other more enjoyable exer cist's. But few forms arc so beneficial as the regular daily jaunt of four or live miles for obtaining s good com plexiou. Try cleaning your cretonne chair covert,' in Ihe following way: Pul pom'- clean bran inlo thc oven and leave it until il is quite hot. Then take some on the plun of the hand, and rub it into the cretonne wilh a circular movement. Keep using fresh bran until the whule chair lias been thoroughly gone over, and you will be delighted with the result. WANTKD-Bookkeeping, collecting accounts etc., in spurc time. Apply 156 Kxpress Oflice. I.f. IiOBT-On hlh or IDIh sUptt a lady's slipper. I'leuse return, to 357 IDth slrcel cast. 8 II J. E. HAYNES 1236 Lonadale Avenue, Nortb Vancouver Cabinet maker, picture fruitier and jobbing work and repairs of ull kinds. Designs aud estimates submitted. Furniture bought, sold und repaired. Phone LUT. Nov. 5, 1912. Norlh Vancouver, B. (.'., Thirty duys after date I will apply for a transfer of licence for the Seymour Hotel, D. L. 791, Municipality of North Vancouver, from John Mcfniiis to Kenneth ll Stluton. I Signed) JOHN MelNNlS. .') I! Cord Wood FOB SALK--Unlimited amount of cord wood or stove wood. Thompson uud Stuart, i'huuc 431. t.f. CARDINALL & MacGREGOR 104 ESPLANADE Local Agouti for British Empiii Horse Insurance Co., London Assurance Ooayssy We wiB bs pieuaa to bavs llstingt; also bomst for sols or rent. FfcSM SOW V. 0. lit itU Shoe Sale mmmmimmmmmm)mmmwmmwm HFATFRS 1 IJLlaTl 1 JUlVlJ ==== Be prepared far the cold and mis-* erable weather by purchasing one of ouf heaters We have thirty different styles for both wood and coal and every one is guaranteed Give us a trial paine & McMillan NOBTH VANOOUVBB'B I.EAD1NU HARDWARE MERCHANTS Phone 12. FIRST STREET AND LONSDALE r-t\ v To Succeed in Business YOU MUST Advertise Don't Take Chances! ButUieat nieu aud business houses art usually Judged by tbs printed mat ter they uud out. Osa you afford to taks cbancss wltb your printing when good work .In this Uus costs llttls, if sny, mon. We Do Good Work NOBTH 8HOBB PBBSS UMITED First Btrsst But, North Vancouvsr ! 10 per cent. Reduction on all Shoes ONE WEEK ONLY Tbie Is s Sale of all Seasonable Footwear. ALL NBW STOCK Msb's High Leg BooU snd Work BooU. Boys' School Bfaost. , , Woniou'i Waterproofed BooU. Oirls' Scbool Shot*. Eubben and Ourn Boou. Any Pair in Uie Store. AB 10 per cent. off. Oet your winter supply tbit week. •f > ii PHONB 3»3 s Shoe Store WOOD k SON FIBST STXBBT EAST p. O. Box UU mm REMOVAL NOTICE 1*9*1X3. ml £\\ THE - NORTH %l\ ?HORE DRUG CO, have moved to „59 sLonsdale Avenue, two doors from Efeplanade. .' V* *i i
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