OIROUJ.ATIQN pp jp HBxpBRSS" BXPBBD0 WBiy-f 199 H1WPBBD WEEKLY. OOVBBS NOBTH SHOB8. Hm. SPBPm ATTBNTION Ol?P ft) 10$ BBINTINP AI THB 'W PPSB" OFPfOP. PAIB PBIPBS. 1 •mrntrmmmmm—■ VOMfltB U. NOBTI? VANDPHVflR, B.p„ TPPPAV, PPWBp JH, WW. *TOM 81. Record of Progress for North Lonsdale Church ORDINATION ANP INDUCTION PP BEV. BBIN VAN MUNSTEB, MA INTHBESTINO OERBMONV » NOBTH MNSPAIB PBBSBT- TBBlANOHimOH TONIOHT A church is nul, hy s lung way, Ihe Iriist inipurtunl fuclor iu thu iifu nf a cuiuiniiiiily; rather the reverie, Hvmi tu Iiiuiii,' nut intimately ,„nn,-ui,-,| with any cungregutiuu thero ii uu inlerc.il in lhc growth umi ilevcliipinciit uf Ihut imrliculur church tu which uuu wuulil he attached if unu'i incliiiatiuni wore linvuril i-liun-li ami cboreb wurk which ia .i'IiIiiiu exceeded by any une uf tbe ulher fiiitura which tutul up thu ium ui human life. Ami in the hiitury of churches in general there are curtaiu stages—miles utuifi'H, if nils prefers tu .-ii rail tlinn Umi gu duwn lu postsrlty iii the records uh uf mure than ordinary intereil uml iiiipnrlance. tin,' uf Ihesc in. i ui nu i evcnti hui iiiun-,I fur the I'ri'sliylerian Church ut Nurlh I.onsdulc. On Tueiday even- l.ynn Valley—smi tl|u twu services bsve sines lieen maintained regularly. Tbs. congregation has liken ii,- grtiwu st s sternly rste, i'iiiii.ei|iii-iiili it was fuuml nncpsssry tp enlarge lliu building ami the present chur.-h in ll'l feot liy 44 t'ei-i, bsving in Sildiilotn to thu uu,lii,iinini u t'oStry smi kilehen, each I:: hy 84 feut. Tin- enlarged, church Was iu iip,'iie,i nn Mny ,>ili uf this year. Under Air. Vau Munaler'« poaloralc u leiiiun hss lieen cIiufcii, emulating ul fuur , l,l, iu, s l,niii,l uf iis luunspcrs electi'il, end the different urgunizuliuns of thu church, which include dailies' Aid, Women's Missinnury Suciety, iiul. Uiiiiun Rami, Hnyi' I'luli, Chair, Adult Ililil,- i 'lass, ami a Suinluy Schuul of aver UM uieiuhcra are all prosper ous. A 'i.nll,- Rull haa ulsu heen start od in connection wilh tlie 8umluy Sehuul, aud iu the near fulure other nrguni/uliuns sre expected tu inut.-ri.il il| for Die Inn .'li I uf the yuung peuple. While a g rent ileal uf Ihia growth may he allrihulahle tu u nut unil ex I'lin. mu uf Ihia favorite residential P. G. E. Ry. Co. Holds Shipowners Accept Swing Bridgeat Second Narrows DIRECTORS ANP OFFICIALS APPOINTBP NORTH LONSDALE PRESBYTERIAN CHUBOH iug nest, al !> p, in., Ihe Ret.'Rein vuu Mm. i.i MA, is, lu lie uninincil ami Inducted tu the cbsrg, uf Nurth l.um dule Presbyterisn Cbureb hy the I'res bytery uf Westminster, This cungregutiuu wui organized uf linnll) uli ,'unc -Oil), HIIU, ami a small building. 84l84 feet, waa erected un the three luts presented tu the church liy Messrs. Aloi. I'hilip suil Bold. J. Punier ul the curner uf :',il, alreet ami Chesterfield avenue. Thii ciiurch nas upeued during the latter pari uf llu- summer in the same year, uml the Rev. Mr. Mills wus placed iu charge until October uf that year, 1011). At liiul lime Mr. Van Muuster wai given North l.unsilule ami I.ynu Valley sii lions lu luke cure uf while still taking Ins Ihculugical cuursc at Wcatuiiuster Ilull. The firsl coiniuuniuh service uf Ihe Nurth l.uunlale Church was beld on Sunday, Octobor, 8lb, mm, when there were i meinlicrs. At this time a ■ii.nil uuin-,,' wus I,iiiii fur Mr. uml Mi>. Vnn Muuster adjoining lllc church, which lius lines lieen aihleil tu. ilm.In uiiv llunuell lhe efforts uf Mr. Van Minister during his sluilcut days us a Ihcolog the membership has grown, nulil now Ihere are ou the I'ouiinuiiion roll i'i members. In January, lum. llic Ino i.iin,i, were divided, l.ynn Vulley uus given au onlaiucl mis sionury, while Mr. Van Muuster was given Nurth i.unsdalc only, lie iiinm-- dialcly instituted u inuruing service— up In Hub lime service had uuly beeu held in the evening at Nurlh I.uui ds|p, the iiiurniiig being devoted to sr,-liun of ilr.-ulrr Vaucuuver, il must lie admitted that l'rcsliyluriauisin could uot bsve heeu conserved iu Ihis locul ity but for Ihe powers uf urguiiiziilinn uf „,iin,' individual, and lhe Prcsby lory made nu misteke in Ibeir choice uf a man for thii wurk. The vvril.-i Ooucludsd on psgs isveu Aid. Fraier and Local Industries REBATE OP TAXES HUOOESTEO WHERE CERTAIN NUMBER OF HANDS ABB EMPLOYED NOTICE OF MOTION OIVBN THAT APPLICATION BB MACE TO PROVINCIAL OOVERNMENT Iinini).' last in, hi's s,",»iun of I cily cuuucil, Aid. Fraser pave notice ilmi at the uext regular meetiug (Tues .hy m-Mi he wuuld.mine a resolution In the effect that Ihe council should apply lo the pnn in, iiii government fur puwer lo meke u rebate uf taxes in the cases of industries employing a cer lain number of hands. Thc alderman itated that he wuuld give iiii reasons in full fur Ihis mui u,„in furinully moving same. In reply tu au inquiy Aid. I'm sci afterwardi tuld a rcprciciilative uf lln Kxpreu tbst he hsd bought Ihe mat ler forward un account uf the prevail iug local run,litmus aud Hn ii hearing upon thc induitrlcs of Ife cily. Th absence of railway facilifilei rendered the ,|ii,"i,,,i, of freight su expensive Otic 10 huni industrial firms, while in Sddilioo to Uiii they were paying fur the ground upun which Ibeir business is illuateii mure taxes than any Industrie! on tbe nurth ur uu Ihc luuth shure These snd otber rcsioni will be fully- sired iu Ihe couucil , liiiinliei uu Tun dsy evening next wbeu, since Munday ii Thanksgiving Day, lbc regular nieel isg of the cily fathers will take plan The following Teporli of coinmillcci were formelly adopted:— Water Committee Recommended tbst Ibe fulluwiug ma ihimry be immediately purchased: One No I Handy Hydraulic giaul al the price of IIIU); uue No. il Hosklus re Hector to fit ismcj at lbc price of till; IM feel of 9 iuch riveted iteel ptpjs luitalde for the shove hydraulic giunl, at the price of I'ltI.M. Latm Oosnaittee HecOuimendcd Jbet Ihe Isuei com inillee be aulhiiri/ed to upen up lane in bluck 127, from,til Andrew'i avenue W) ftet wsst. Board of Works Recommended tbst plan of proposed stub god duel st ferry whsrf ss sub BAFID CONSTRUCTION OF LINES NEWPORT TO NOBTHWABD • , "NO UNTOWARD DELAY" NOBTH VANOOUVBB TP HEAP OF HOWB BOUND The firsl uiinniil meeling uf the l'acillc (Ir.ul Kustern Iluilwuy Company nits held al Vicloriu lusl weuk. in tervicni-d ufter tiic inciting,- Mr. D'Arcy Talc, chiuf cuuiisel nf the coin- jinny, stilled tbut allhuugh Ihe repurls submitted nud udupted were nut of Q public nature, yet they were of ll nature extremely gratifying lu th' management. The principal business wus the up poinlineiit uf direclurs and the uie liuu uf ulliee lienrcrs fnr lhe current yenr. These resulted as fulluwa:— Directors: Messrs. Timulhy Foley, .1. W, Slewurl, D'Arcy Tute, K. C, I), Mi-Lend and V. W. Spilth, Prcsidcul: Mr. d.'W- Slewarl. Vice presidents: Mr. ll 'Ar. y Tute uml Mr. T." Foley. Counsel: Mr. Hale. I hiel Engineer: Mr. .1. Cullagiiun,- '', i. Rigid nf nay ngcnl: Mr. P. Willui| Kocrojsry ond iie:i.„r,r: Mr. li, I' Thiimus. The contract..for the cpuatruction ut .lm entire line nf ruilwuy, In l,e fur 'liulicl ruiily fur upi ration, let lu Mr. I'. Wrick, m ii uppruve-l. Mr. 'l'ulu emphatically ieilerslu.il lhc ■llllellu'lil In ll llu, I liiul III.' lilies ,if llic I'ueilie lirciil Kaslem Would be .uinplelcd vvillnii Iwu yeurs' lime, ami. lm proceeded, "They will consequently in- ulde Iii pluy a part iu connecting Hie greul hinterland nf Hrilish Columbiu and the northwest provinces mure Kelly nilh, lhe I'ueilie scnliuurd jusl uliuut llie time the Panama Cunul opens the lloiidgnlcs uf "Irulli'' lo this purl of the wurld.'' "Active preparations ure lining made," continued Mr. Tale, "fur Ihe curliest possilde eumiuencenienl upun the ui'luul uuiiilnii Uuu of the roud, Iho recent iicipiisitiou uf the Hone Mound Bsilwsy having effectually cleared the path for our operations. Already cunlps ure located uml the efforts of Ihe con tractors arc being beul in lhc direction uf having Hurl, sturled ul ouce. 1'imi lo lhc settlomeol wbicb results,! in tin uu|Uiremcnl uf the line wc uf the i'a nli,- llnul Kaslem hud decided tu es i.-ii-n-I, :, construction outfit smi esni| ment and supplies by wagon ruad frpm i.ni,,n Contracts for tho grading along Kenton and Audcrsou Lakes weit frum l.illunel will he uwarded next week. An official vested with Ihe same nuthurity as Mr. Kcllet will lie located ut Newport to perform similjur duties in cniiiieution with the work on the lluwe Suund end of lhe line. Many Letters to Council Receive Attention PROPERTY OWNERS ON FIBST STBEBT WILL PAY FOB CEMENT SIDEWALK IF OITY WILL PO SAME IN FRONT OF OITY HALL OHANOES IN PLANS 8UOOB8TEP AS TO CENTRE PIER Aid. MeRue presided over the mccl iug of ihe city council lust evening in the absence uf Muyur McNcbh, the uid,-nuun pre-,ml liuiug Aid. Irwiu, Aid. Hiss and Aid. Fraser. The mayur and Aid. Diek are iu Revelstoke attending the I'unventiun uf the I'niou uf British Columbia Municipalities as this city's delegates, Tin1 city'i correspondence was us voluminous us usual. Mr. II. S. Jenkins, uu lichulf uf Hie Nurlh Vuniouvcr und District .Aisucis linn l'u,iilillll I,rll)iii,', applied for per mission lu Ore the nurtherly end uf Ihu Huiili".:ml I'urk fur practice upd home mutch purpuses. That portion lo the norlh nf the club hiiu-e would fully siillice as |lie guuls would lie placed eust und west und the guulci would nut in uny wuy interfere wilh lhc hockey club. The upplicutiuu was itrujilcil on cun,Iiiiun that Ihis secliun of llie park lie nut used uu Monday next. ('apt. cbes. Helps culled nltentiuii lu lhe conditions pertaining tu Illi stroeV This ilrccl was now being graded nud iu I'uusi'ijUcin-c ull the escape water frum the buildings and gruuud seepage nus ludging iu the ditch un the north s|de of the street. Children iu this vicinity were in their play III nnv ing rubbish in Hie 'liC'li causing lhe wuler lu stop ruuning which inukes this place very unhealthy. The writer asked if a lun drain euuld uul lu' pul iu f'oin Chesterfield avenue tu Muhun avcuue until sewers are iiislalled iu the in-,-i The matter was referred tu tbe Buard of Works. Similar course wus adopted towards au application frum lhe Nurlh Vancou ver Cartage Company fur lhc pulling iulu condition of the lune adjoining ,.,', their premises on Fourth itreet west ul Lilluoct, uml having since mude that ' H ' Messrs I'ullei--..ii. Hul,In- I: Clurk, MV. |t. VAN MUNWBB, MA Qontimmiad ob tttt tig urruugeincnl we are uuw pulling in uu ulher lump uml eslulilishiug new head ,,,..,ii. i ui Newport, in.the vii-inity of lluwe Suund. ii,ui.iiiiiiiini From Two Pointa "Construction operations will uuw he directed frum holh uf Ihese puinls There were several location pluns of ours in lhc original scheme whicii con Hided with the uid locution uf Ihc lluwe Suund line, uml that uf course held us up, hut nuw that lliul difficulty has been istisfsclorily uvercume by I Ihe acljuilitlon of Ihe Howe Sound j rights there il nulliing in the wuy uf uur prugress, eud we intend lu moke lhe must uf uur chunccs. The minister of railways hus been advised of the fuel Ihul llic oppusitiuu has lieCn wilh drSWU und WC now expect lo get all the outstanding application approved. Doiay on Houlhern 40 Milci Ouly "Mr. Slewurl. the preiident uf the cuinpany, wenl eusl the duy before yes tcrduy, hul before he went he express ed Ihe Opinion In me pursonslly lhat the line wuuld he completed in twu yearn, that is between Newport aud Fori George, leaving out uf consideration the forty miles separating Newport from Vancouver, which I thiuk will nul uc cisiun any unluward delay." wrote asking Ihe cuuucil if a load of roek eould nol lie placed on the road iu front of their store. Bvery rain leaves a pool of water there und il is impossible fur it to run away. When llie net season comes il will he im possible lo get near a rig lhal is not wilhin rcuchiug distsnee of the side uniii Hourd uf Wurks. Mr. A. H. i'erry, lucel manager ul the II. c. Klectric Railway' Company notified Ihe council that iniirurtioui huve heeu issued for Ihe installation, of live additional arc lights. Thc writer presumed Hint il was the cuuncll's wish Hint all Ihe uew lamps shuuld he iu operation on the night uf Nov. 1st. Messrs. Cleveland k Cameron wrote informing the eouueil thul the wurk of reclaiming Ihe first section ot I), I :'U4, in connection with the foreshore improvements there, is uuw finished, and us the cily is intereited in the til I ing uf Bewicke snd Fell avenues tbt writers wuuld be glad if the engineer or in,'ini,ers uf Ihe council wuuld iuspcel the yvurk on behalf uf Ihe cily. Tki» wus lefl in the liumls uf the eily engiu cer, The secretary of the Iocs! ichool irut tecs called nil,'iiln,n to the unialiilsc (my conditions obtaining on 41b sir.1 , west adjoining the Central school, men i,oiling features which were a source [of 'lunger lo school children. The met Expediting Construction | ,„ WM „,,„„,, ,„ ||le bmil Q, Wwb In urder lu expedite cunstructiuu be |sud engineer. I ween Newport und l.illooel, a iliitoui'Cl Messrs. Isuue Walilcu aud M. A. Hus of lilt! miles, Mr. Welch has decided lulsell informed Ihe council uf tbeir roadi- award subcontracts for Hie heavy work Inen lo pay rsih for Ihc proviiion of in smaller contracts than are usually j cement sidewalk is frout of their lots let. Construction work will lie heavy up Ihe valloy of lbc Chrsksmui river and duwu the opposite aumuiit to Vein burton Meadows. These subcontracts Will be awarded wilhin llic nmi week or ten days, wWu Ihe revision of sur vcyi will have beeu completed. Mr. Alex. Kellelt, superintendent of Mr- Welch's eapAtpeflm compsny, is St I .ilium'! directing the' erection of 14 und 47, in bluck 100, lit street eusl. ou . ..milium that lbe eiiy put down cement walk in I runt of the clly hull Hoard of Works sod engineer for Die purpose of s reporl snd sn eitimslc of the nisi of tbe proposed work. vmvifm Ip s keenly conleited game played on Ssturdsy, Bidgew»y school were wsrebouses sud tbe shipment of equip- victorious witb 4 gosls to 1. HEIOHT ABOVB HIOH WATEB AND 8ITB OF BRIDGE 200 FOOT SPAN EVIDENTLY CON OEEDED Tlio Vsncouver Shipmaster!' Assin-iii- liun hus forward,',I u lengthy cnmmiiui cation tn Mr. Wursfull uf New Westminster, residunt engineer fur Iho Do million guvernmenl, wilh reference to s bridge at Second Nurrowi. The Associate clearly would prefer n high level bridge, Imt evidently re-oniric- iiig Ihe fact that this duinund would mil prevail, Ihey have adupled au nl Icrnutive scheme which fuvnrs the plans sul,milled showing a swing bridge with ;i spun Iwo hundred feet ill width, but suggesting certain ultcrutiuiis with respect lu their features of the slrue lure.The lotter is silcnl with reference lo u causeway at Sceuud Nurruws. The full text uf tho letter is us fullows: 'Vour letter of September liith re giu ding this bridge hus been considered by u special committee und ulsu by two full meetings uf the Shipcovu'rH' Association uf Hrilish ,l'uluinl,iu. "Firsl uf ull they would puinl mil ihul, iu considering lhe quesliun uf ,'ullimiiiiiiiiiiini lietween the mirth uml iiiiii shores of tlie Inlet, it must be Inline ill mind Ihut wlnlc Ihere l> con sideralile and im reusing nuicrborue Irulli,' at present, Ihe ainnunt uf cross- liunnel traffic by means uf u bridge is 'iilindy problematical. Wc, therefore consider that this queitlon shuuld lie luuked ul mainly frum the pei.it uf view of u Inn,-i,i cruss channel Irailic mny grow up in Ihe future. In ihis connection we villi lu draw yun nl telilion In the following exlrucls frum the n-j ,,ii uf the pru,coding- of the In leriiutiulilil Congress of Navigatiun held iu Philadelphia iu the early part uf this year, and alien,led by highly le, h incul experts frum every civilize I couu Iry. Prufessur William 11. linn uf Cubim bis University, New Yuri., consulting engineer, in summing up the conclusions drawn frum the results of lhc ni.c-li gnli,,ii- Conducted by thul purlieu uf Ibe emigres! dctuilcd lu deal wilh lhe question of bridges, stales: "In maritime channels when' Ocean navigation is of considerable vuln-uc or density,- lint nol so dense us in the greotest purts of America ami Fur.ipc. the plans fur croaking these chum els musi lie sucb us will give preference I to thc riglit uf nay tu the nceun navigation, lhal is, the service uf thc lund ii,ill,, iuu-! be luburdinulcd to tiie n . quirumcuts uf ocean navigation. "And uguin, pluns for lhe croSsnif i of maritime channels whicii involve con lidersbtc obstruction to navigation ct.ii .inly be reeomuiended where lhc oceuii navigation is light ur of small imm.nl concurrently with heavy laud traffic uf corresponding importance. "We woold puinl lu Ihe esse uf Pulse Creek ui an excellent exani|d" uf huw im-unsiilcriihlr bridge building cuu impede Ihe navigation of an nupuriuni waterway. We alsu draw yuur ntlcn tion tu tbe case of the'Wcstmiurler fridge, whore great ine in cnicncc is cuuicd tu !l,u heavy intcrurle.i trallic by having continually lu open 'bo bridge tu allow the nsvigslioJ nf lhc river to be couduclcd. "In viow of the ever inceaiiiig de velopmciit uf trade up Ihe '>,,iii, Arm and thc probable eilabliibmuiil uf elcvalori snd faclorici there, lu uy nothing of the growing builnesi.doiic by tbe uil plants al llsriiel sud I'orl Moody, il Is i.rlain that the water borne traffic lo the upper resdicj of tbo inlet will enormously increase wilhin tbe near foture, snd we consider Ibal the general principles euumcrulci shove will cummend themselves lo any perion of ordinary forcsighl "As ihipovvncrs liesvily interest,',I n, Ihc navigation of Ike harbor, we roe sider thst if s bridge is lo bo built ut ail over tbe Second Narrows, il ibould be a high level bridge, if, however, Ihe government decidci that jt is not possible, we have the following sug geitiuna to-mskc "(I). In out opinion Ihc pier shown in the plsn si in Ibe centre of tko ciioiuiel and supporting the norlli cud of thc northerly draw should be the pivot of tbe double swing, for lbc fol' lowing reasons: Ai ihown ou tbe plan only Ibo northern draw is navigable at luw water, ao Ibst sll Irailic would bave to use the northern draw, *-'''1''' would be veiy dsngsrous. Jt would mesa i risk sccident to vessels feot- lug III S channel of 20 feel uwing to tho Strong currents prevailing ami the conflicting eddies whicii would be set up by the piers, whore is a d.iiiilc swing pivoted on the pier in the ecplrs of the channel would permit of es, h passing vessel keeping to its own siiio, 11(11), The commilteo is itnitly of opinion lhat thu boight from the but I mn ul the bridge lu tbe high water level shuuld bo not lesa than Oo foot, which would permit nf tugs nmi •mall ircigliters passing without necessitating opening the bridge. This is uf grcqt impuriuni'C, huth frum tlu point of view of those eunslunlly using tho ws- tcrvvny uud ffom that of Ihe iulcn.r liun Irani ami passenger trallL- which may in time be created. "(II). As fur as cau be .int'iirod from the plun submitted to thu ,issn,-;s- liun, the bridge is nul plu<<"l al npl.t un;:!,- In the maiu current, but ,lm gonully iicruss il. We suggest tie advisability uf su placing the piers that they ure iu parallel alignment v.iln Ibo main currents in urdor Ibst the risk uf vessel! sheering uguinst the abut menls limy be minimized. "Fur your iufurmatiun we beg lu advise yuu lliul llm following companies are members of our ussocialiou, that yuu will sec ne ure representative of praclieully every line uf any coiiio- queues in the coastwise Irade, Incited in Vancouver. Cauuiliau Pacific Railway Company, l.inonlnJiiiiiuunhip i 'onipsny. Muu|unsl,l, Marpole k Co. eftrihem Stosniahip Cunipuny. gfrugressivc Steamship iCumpuuy. Hind Krolhers. flruml Trunk I'aeilie Steam-hip Com pany. I'niou Steamship Compauy ot British ' "I Onl IU l.tll. Armstrong, Murrisuu A Co. 1,'uuil Steamship Co. Ltd. Buscowiti Steamship Company. Hrcer, Clyde . Co. l-nuns, Culcinun .v Kvans. Canadiau Mexicau Steamship Cum pan,i Vuurs faithfully, iilt.NKST II. BBAZL-Y, President Shipowners' Assui-iation of Hrilish Columbia. The Council and its Correspondents WHEN WBITINO TO THE PITY FATHEBS DON'T ECONOMISE IN NOTEPAPEB The Wish nus voiced liy ildcrmcii in - the city hull lusl eveuiug thni r.'Hcpay- . ers bringing mailers tu the aotlco of ' the council by letter would lake into ! consideration the fad that such qua- lions would in all probability have to be referred lu sume special committee uf Ihe cuuucil befure a liual decision ■ euuld be arrived al. Letters have in the past been received embudying applications or complaint! as tbe csic might be iu connection witb the grsd mg, draining, clearing, lidewalking smi lighting uf Ihc city, sll submitted in the same letter ami un one lingic sheet uf paper When earh uf these euliro ly different question! have been refer red lo their appropriate committee!, Ibe lilualiun has become confusing end speedy ii.m .ni,,.ii of buiineu ii im peded. Citizens arc therefore asked lo ad dress two or more Idlers lo the council if there are Iwu ur more distinct matteri which Ihey desire lu bring forward 10 thst thl cnmiiiiiniiilinni cm be handed over separately tu the com milled lo which Ihey have been refer red. Tbii will simplify council procedure snd will al Ihe same lime render it |u,-ilde fur lbc council'! corrci pomlcnli lu secure eu earlier reply tu tbpit letter*. , ; Epworth League liisl night thr Kpworth League of Ihe Methodist church bold Hi monthly social sud literary meeting. Tbe vice preiident geve » very inlrcsling sd dress ou the life of Miu Princes lliv ergal. Next League meeting, Tuesday evening, October "'lib. Will tike the form of s mock council. Members snd friends cordially invited. 1 Boys Wanted Bouie Boyi for the BXPBHW. Bank of Montreal EitiblUh.d 1H17 . 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: F. A. MACRAE, Mt. Crown Bldg., 1st Street Manager We Have Some Good Buys in D. L 273, 274,550. See us if you have a house to 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 Sises in Doors sud Windows You Will Bave Money Ask for our usw Folder which shuws slsee esrrled in stock Dickinson & Son, Ltd. ESPLANADE EAST P. O. Box 1719. Phone 222 HAY, FLOUR AND FEED POULTRY 8UPPLIEB A SPECIALTY Timothy Hsy (new) Clover Hsy, (nsw) Alfalfa Hsy Crushed Oats, Oats, Linseed Meal PBIG'EB BIOHT B. & K. Chicken Chop, B. - K Scratch Pood B _ K Crscksd Corn lie's Egg Maker Lee's Insect Powder Bwlft'e Beef Scrsps DELIVEBIEB PROMPT THE Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. OFFICE: 116 ESPLANADE, EAST PHONE 4 Building Supplies Sole Agents for North Vancouver: Samson Fibre Diabolo Cement ——n-nm-nnn—___»-_-——_—mn. ■—-_—---. North Shore Coal & Supply Co. L 3. EATON, Manager. Kickham'j Wharf Esplanade West Phone 488 • THE HAUNTED MAN By D. ff. HIGGINS ''• NOBTH VANOOUVKR OITV ftSKKJKB, LIM1TKI) TIMB TABLE TAKINQ BFPEOT MARCH 1st, 11)13. « __————— Leeve Nortb Vsncouvsr VM Leeve •''•:>' a.m •6.40 •7.00 •T.M 7.40 •8.00 fin •tM 9M iM IM 10.00 10.20 10.40 11.00 IliO UM UM UM VM 1 1.40 IM IM Vsucouer li.ll P.M 8.00 8.S0 3.40 iM 14.10 4.40 S.00 6.80 6.40 8.00 tM tM IM IM IM IM 8.80 v.00 IM UM UM llM UM 18.15 AM 1X10 urn m Sunday.' •'iuu A.M. 8.80 'AM i.40 ■llu 8.00 '7.00 8.10 7.80 2.4* '7.40 4.09 8.00 4.20 '8.20 4.40 8.40 J, no '••"> 6.20 V.20 6.40 0.40 (.00 10.00 6.20 10.20 6.40 10.40 7.0D 11.00 7.20 11.20 7.40 11.40 8.00 12.00 (.80 12.20 V.U.. »M . UM OM IM 10.00 1.20 10.80 1.40 11.06 iM 11.44 1141 AM. Time table, subject U tmtfl wltkeut setts*. Ompmy »ot lis*-) fsr dsisys, wiwaitl w 'ffmTJm% "And so, tim hour to boor, we rip snd ripe, Aud tben, frum hour to hour, we rot snd roti Ami thereby liengs a laic." —Sliskesiiesre. Tbe circumstances I nm shout to re- Isle occurred in llm yesr 1861. The facia wem known to s few wbo lived here st tbs time; but I believe thst With the eiceptinn uf myielf there i« not uow living s single permit who wsa cuguissnt of tho extraordinary cum lilustlou of events whjcJL[||itei)i| npw tu put'iuto print fur the lirst time. Nearly every old roaiiieut knew .lohn Qeorge Ssylor. Ha wss sllvo sa late SI 1801 Snd llll liuiici lie st Hull Huy Hs wss su Iriihuisn, smi camo here from Austrsiis in I860, llu had been a miner, s rebel, s conitshlu smi a member of the Osld Kscort in thst colony, snd puiieued ruinsrkaldo .lc tsctive iustincta. He wis ouo of the moit Intelligent meu whu ever joiuud the Victoria police force, snd being •trong end fesrleu, , reiourcoful ami keenwitted si s ru.ur hlado, be wsa generally lelected tu ini|uire intu in vulved csaei thst rei|uireil s miml uf more tliun ordiosry cspacity tu unravel. 1 do not think I uver met a man whine judgment upon sil matteri coniiccleil wilh the diachsrge uf a dilutable, ilmiea cuuhl he hii implicitly relied un ss Ssylor'i. lu Auatrslia, when he mined at llallaral, the miners at thine diggiuga rehelieil sgsiml the Imposition of su ohnosioui Isi and took up srmi, inaugurating what wai after wanla referred tu aa the "llallaral War." Troopi were lent lo the dig gingi sod several miners were killed; hut the next psrlisnieul removed the impnit. Sny lm uaed tu i. lit. with ilrsmstic effect huw the miners after wsnls elected une uf their class tn repreieut them iu pirliament, ami huw his comlituenti ihud hii horse wit li J pure gold sud aicurleii him, ten thuu •sud lining, tu thc government build ingi end placed him uu the acel of thc mighty amid tke cnlhuiiaslii' plamlits Of tile Illllllllll.le Haylor brought sume money here, smi during the llfteeu years he re nisiueil on the force edded tu it by iiieani kuown only tu detectives ami their petruui, iu Ibst wheu he .Ii.i he hsd the tidy sum of ♦80,001) to heijuealh to the I'rulestaiil Orphan's Home, which placed that morituriuui Institution upun ils liiiun.'iiil legs. It will he readily umlrrituiid Ihut msny strsnge enaraeters cume to Ihc colony in tlie days of whieh I write. Nome had been men of importance in Ihe Old Country, hut bid allowed liquor, csrils or some olher bsd Iiu bit lo ruu awuy with Iheir bruins, ami leave them morally ami huumiully ■tramled iu s community lhat ha.l un.c .uni.ii.nl hunura upun them. Many uf these men Inne assume! names I remember une gentleman - ami he was aa i in.I smi good hesrlcil a ercsloru Bi 1 ever met, mure sinned auainst thin 1.1 nninu, I feel lure-wnu poied si Mr. Ir - d ami whu wai almul to offer Inn..li si s candidate for the legiiisture. "Whsl is Ihc usme of that party!' ssked s uew srrivsl, as lie polnleil In Mr. li- - d on the street one day "It d," wea Ihe reply, "I'll wager you s hundred pounds lliul llil I..nne il I' II." "1 won't bet; but you ought tu he ■ure befure you make sueh uu usser tiuu." "Well, I'll prove it," replied the olher, and stepping iu frnnt of the sdveucing msn he intended uis haiid end uked: "How sre you, Mr. I'- ut When did you leeve Mencheilert" The penun thui iddrciscd ncolled si if be hsd beeu it ruek a hard blow, Slid gsiped uut: "Kur lumens uke, men, don't iposk tbst usme. I sin I.— .1 here." "I know you sre, hul yuu sre I' n, sll tbe ssinc." The ne wi oilier wss men ileis. Ad dressing two or Ibrec hyiteudari, hr pointed to thr pour, linking devil sud eliluilil.nl "(Jeotlemes, this is P r Ihe greet Mssrbeeter defaulter Tske s good luuk is 'Ibst you'll know him sgsln. Witb s Bow Hlrret runner al bia hwli ba hsi the cheek tu stand for your psrlisnent, I beer." The wretched men slunk ewey. All hie siry renin were diuipated, sll his kopee lo do batter bed heeu ibat tend, snd sll hi hsd left him now wsi to hide i riwl info mine retreat where no pirsos wbo bsd known him in the dsys when ke pseeed for sn honeit men sad wss respected eud influential wuuld ever again iee him. The nnt dsy he wss gun.- snd none could ever tell wbitker ke west. I'eer fellow!- huw sorry I f.ll tot kiss ssd huw I loathed thi mau wbo sspoiid bim. • Auotber one ksd heen s successful dry goods deslw In Undon. His store *se frequented by the highlit In the lend. Ou ity t sbopwslker thought ks detected t My Is tbe set of stssJIsg Sll nrliele frmu 000 Of Inn rniiulers sni) mending it lu her dresa, He laid hii liuml on thu lady's shoulder soil ssked her to step intu s bsck mum. .She threw off the hand with illi1lgl>S! lion smi lisdu hlm begone, lu spite uf bar protestations uf Innocence she wss forced inlu s ruum. She tendered tho eunl of s huly of distinction. Tho owner of the establishment, woo imp pen. d to have lunched generously thst dsy, threw Ihu curd on iho duor with Ihu i em;. 11., " I in |i.i;i ni' " ||a nrdured s female to smreli llm ludy fui plml- dsy, Nothing that halunged to tbe ■ inlde liiu.'iii wui fuuml upon hur. I'rofiisit spologiee weru teudbred smi declined. A suil for damages wsa in - stituted. Tho puldic ceased to buy Bt the iture, trade fell ulf and in it year's inin tho man's name appeared in the "llaiutte." lie came lo Victoria with an .. ■ -inn.ul uu, and sumo niunuy uml built a large wooden placo ou fort streut ui,uve Douglas which hu celled Ihu '*l''nrl Street Chsinliers." Few rented the moms und iu a .-Innt time he went away and was never huard uf mure. There wuru many ulher characters whu came here during the rush. Fin uncial wrecks in, like the camp fulluwers uf un ariny, to join evory mui, menl which appeal:, to offer t|ium an opportunity for cicitomunt. I met them iu lyiiiileiniy ami ou I'm iui Ilivcr; they were seen ut t'urihnn and on the Yukon. Alwaya the same—thc lapse of time seemed lo muke nu difference, The personnel; of course, had changed entirely in the hull century Ihut luler vcued, Imi the reasons lhal Inspired the adventurers uf thut day to seek a i liunge aeluated their imilalurs uf the luter period. One uigiil Detective Haylor came tu my ulli,e uud lold me lhat he hsd .nn. li.-.i a strangely acting man for sume weeks, ulf and on, ami had heeu imal.le to iin.i oul the slightest thing uliuut him. "And yet," aaid he, "lhc mun aeli BS if he had e uin in it ted B murder some lime in the past In fact, he's haunted I" "Whut!" asked I, "yuu surely • Iiui'i believe, iu auch things si gliosis f" "Well, iiu," he replied, "I duu'I; hut lhat man thinks he is haunted, ami I think he is, luu. lie imagines Hint he is fulluwcd hy a child. He funnies he lieurs the patter, patter of lillle feet un the'sidewulk, uml some times he thinks he hears thc rustle uf n dress its if mine Human were wulk ing by liis side." "Du you hour Ihem, tuo!" 1 ssked. "No, I never hear a tiling; ami yet lhe poor soul, while I am wilh him, hears llie fall of the feel and the swish uf the ilress end starts ami trembles ami breaks intu a euld swcal. I don I believe he ever sleeps-sl least not al night. I meet him ui all hours wulk iug swiftly along the street with his head bent and his eyes fixed un the gruuud. Al lirsl I Ihuughl he was a burglar and tracked him, hul he never stopped anywhere ur did anything - jii.-i iiulked all night. Tuwardi morn iug lui guns tu hii ruum in thc Fort Ml reel t'hainljcrs and docs not appear again till nightfall. I often cuguge lum in cniivunstion. ile is ungtily intelligent and has heen a great traveller He'll lalk until he hears the puller uf lhc lillle feel am! the swish uf tin- giiivu and then he'll start off like the Hind. He's heen smncliudy lume day, hut he'a • retry now, or next door lo It." "I say, : ..lui I .in.I. "I ul like tu get ucijuuiulfd with that mau. If I csn'I see a ghoil I'd like lo do the licit thing lo it talk witn a mau who has seen one." There was al lhal lime on Vales Hi reel a place called the Fashion Hulel il wai lhc i. uii of the youug men of Ihe day. Mosic si well as lupin) wai dispensed there and Ihe attendants un the tables were women—i|ot sll pretty or young, but very plesisul snd, ai fir ss I ever knew, very reipcclsldc. It was urrunged thai Ssylor ihould steer Ihe haunted man intu the Fashion on a certain night,.aud that I should meet them there si if by sccident. The iiirnng.ii" nl waa earned out. i wsi introduced ss Mr. Souther." Slid the nun's usme ss given me wai ','ole. Ile was really moil presentable Snd chatted awsy like s msn who bsd acen the world, ile loeined quite sen- mIiI.- We unoked and drank and convened for su hour on different sub jetli, snd linilly we separated with out his having' given the slightest evidence thst he wsa haunted or tost he was other than a staid, reipeclable gentlemen enjoying a lulel evening with iiieinl. About two o'clock nest morning, when on my wey lo my room lu dingo's Hotel, I almost ran against my new acquaintance. lie itoud by Ibe lida of au awning post end I juit managed lo meke bim out by the feeble gleam j thrown from s atreet lamp. "HeUosI" 1 exclaimed, "you're out late." mu vhij uue inure *ru utpa,a won sre out lain, too," . I thought he referred io mth so 1 laughed aa 1 told him thst tny profea ■.Inn *VAniiiVad. ml Ia E__n lata linllH. "yaiyil Ttmi.niir-yirrp a,in lion required Ills tO keep late jiuura. 'iOh, | don't ine*u you," lis rejoin- ml; "I rafor to others." Then the story Haylor had, told ins about the man boing dogged by thu sound of a child's footsteps" snd the rustle uf s woman's dress occurred to me. A creepy feeling begin tu run up my spine snd my huir acted as if it were iibuiii in rise snd lift my hat frum my heud. I wiabud myself safe in bed snd made n sudden movement to u|ien tlie street door snd sscand the stairs, when tliu lunatic, murderer, ur whatever be wss, laid a strung hand uu my shoulder. "lioldl" lm suid. "Stay with nio- please.'' "Nu," I replied, ss calmly ss I could, "I must gu tu lied. I nin sleepy smi tired." man ruiuiiinii Ills UUIU oil my llllll IIIUI liuniael; .•.■liiupereil; j "Did ypu hour it," lll^i wliatl"il ilamiutliili si..!. tried In vsjn to throw off Ids grip. t'TN-thst child wslklugl I,iste|i to the patter nl' its footsteps I Surely you can hour It. J.lstonl" I hsieiieil, but In-ill.1 nuthing, uml io told tho msn. , iifty huBvnnsI" hu shouted. ''Voq j Bru deceiving ine. Fveryoue tolls niu the sumo. Vou do hear It. Vou lie! Everyone lies!" (Continued on Prldsy.) Lynn Valley Temperance Hotel Nortli Vincouver On thu cur line, iluum uml bourd (loud accommodation for working meg Contractor's mun taken, dingle niuSli. 16-12 ti. KAHTl'OTT, I'ruprietnr. DO VOU WANT '"D? Than you want tbs CANADIAN ENTERPRISE MALLEABLE RANGE The Bangs with a reputation earned. Wo Invite the must critical et- smtnstlon, tbs mors exacting ths better, as It will bring out mora forcibly the mauy fssturss of excellence. Thoussndo of satisfied homes throughout ths Dominion ire using it dsily. BBS OUB DISPLAY OP HBATEBS DesBrisay OOBNBB FOUBTH AND LONSDALE HARDWARE Phone 297 GROCERIES REMOVED To 57 Lonsdale Ave. BENNETT BROS. The North Vancouver home of " Campbell Clothing " 4 HARDWARE €j 77ie undersigned desires lo announce to the residents of Norlh Vancouvtr tiki ht hai purchased the Hardware business formerly conducted by Meurs. Sutton 6 Prince, and will carry a largely increased stock) of Builders' Hardware, Pa'wti, Oils, Class, Stoves, Ranges and Household Articles. ifAH elasiei of Furnace ani TinWork) given prompt attention. AH Work fully guaranteed. 9m\By clou prices, strict attention to business and courteous treatment Wl trust to merit ani enjoy a share of the Public patronage, WATCH OUB ADS. Sincerity youn, D. McNAIRNIE . Thi SattiffKtori Hfrfiwt 15th mi Lonsdale. Phont 352 , . Noilh VwKouvir "I f MlOivllvW. I Entree and Pudding Dishes srs sit every-dsy used. Not uuly do tlisy sdd to tbs appearance of a well-srringBd Ubts, but they tacllltate the ssrving of vegetables and puddings, which, owing to this method of serving, srs much more palatsbls. Our Stock of tbis clsss of table goods is wsi) sssorted slid olfsrs s grsst range Ot choice. The Chafing Dish contlnuss to bs s fsvorlts In ths bonus of Oanada—Its vsry convsnl- suce hu msde It this. To own s Ohaflug Dish Is to appreciate it and uss It constantly. Alwayi we supply ths vsry finest valuta In tills Ilus, u we show ths uswest types snd ths bsst qualities on tbe market, and whether you dssirs to uss ths Spirit Lamp or Electric Hester ne csn accomiuodste you. Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. JBWBLBBS, BILVEBBMITHH, WATOHMAKBBB. George E. Trorey, Managing Director Hastings and Granville Streets - - Vancouver, B. C. UIU1A1TIEHIAL UCHTING SCHEME BBOOMMBNDED BV OlfY BNOINBEB The Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. of Loudon, Bngisnd PAID $4,250,000 Quickly and promptly on sccount of ths Ban Frsucisco earthquake aud lire. How many Oompaulee could do this? IU asssts amount to 1116,000,000 A postal will bring our riprssautativs PERCY KING Bosidsut Agsut 18 Lousdale Avenue and Oapiiano Oar Terminus Flumes: Lonsdsls 167. Capilauo ltil. WQlfliD BWMJNAW WOODEN POLES PN WWSDAW AVJWUB , AND INVOLVE UNDER OflOUND WIBINO 'I'lie eily engineer, Mr. Angus Hiuilh, iu un olliciul repurt tu thu city cuuucil luil ovening, mmiu lengthy reference lo Ihu uilviiabllity uf using stuudsrd cuinliiiioil trolley wire sud oriiamoutal lighting |mlii. lu place of Ihu wooden pules at present lu uso'on liiinsdulii uvenue. The repurt .-.luted that the eity's engineering diipsrlmenl had been git iug Ihia matter ultcntlun fur sume limn uud hud I'oiito to the conclusion Ihul au nrnuiuiwlul trolley polo oi|Uip ped with luiniuutiN arc lamp wuuld form u vury snlisfuclury auliitiuii lu the lighting uinl puis prulilem. Thu cily of Winnipeg hus InituHuil UUII uf Ihcae lights, t'lilgury uliuut tliu sumo uuin her ntul Vancuuvur is lo plseo :'■■'•> un Broad wsy.- To ensure Ihu ualiafsclury installs liuu uml operation of Ihi' lehcufe it wuulil be deiiriilile In have a cum pleto Installation supplied uml operated l.v the It. 0, Kleetrie Hallway Cum pany uud llic eity puy a lined rule fur eueli ii.-ilit per yesr ua ia dune under the city's present street lighting sys I cm. It would be necessary tu have thc poles placed opposite un eu''ll aide ut the street nmi approximately 100 feet apart, uml us those polos would hu thc only unes roqulrod on the street tin prescnl woodeu pules euuld he trims ferred lir the lunes und where uu bluer, exist ur eunnot lie acquired Ihe wirm shuuld he placed underground. Ou Isl slreet all wires euuld he re moved to lhe lanes, hut uu Lunula It incline Ihu scheme euuld lie curried uut iu lire manner indicated which would rid the uvenue of ull obstructions us fur ns lllh slreei. The plun involves placing under ground it pnriiou of Ihe II. I). Tele phone Company's lines belweeu'be wu I url mnl nud Ine Iuue in lhe rear uf the eily hull and frum Oth street lu Kill sired. Thu II. I'. Klectric Ilailway Company'a wires would he placed un durground from the watorfrunt tu the Iuue north uf Ihu Ksplauade ami frnm lilh street lu Mth .street. Au cxlru pule line wuuld he required iu each lane Irum 1st street tu Oth street. North Vancouver City Price List is now ready for Subdivision of BLOCK 11 A, - D.L 550 on Queensbury Avenue rur line Si/e of lot* 50 ft. by 121 ft. all cleared MAGNIFICENT VIEW FOB FUBTHEB FAET10ULABS, AFFLY TO The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company . limited. Liability North Vincouver Agenti for LONDON AND BRITISH NORTH AMERICA CO. Limited '• . 543 PENDER STREET. VANCOUVER, B. C ■ Phone Seymour 6266 - L f the lanes and pissing wires underground wuuld probably Ira shout (9,0-0 aud opuld ba parried out st ths preimt tUbk Sl iiiiiiiIi lass wpsnsis toss sl s»f li time In the future. Tbe recumnisudstiuns snipedisd ip this r«port wsrs laid ovsr for discussion Bt tbs neit meeting uf thu ounoll. Mr, H.C, Wright, Firry Director, Will Not Be Candidate Mi. II. 0. Wright, p member uf tbis year's ferry directorate, yeaturdsy Uiorilillg iiii'nrineil a representative of tho Express thut bo doui nol intend iuukiug ru election to office iu Jsuusry. Mr. Wright mude tbii intimstion in eunseipience of tho fsct tbst rumors, such as ehuiueien/e every pre-election period, weru lu clrculsliuu lu Ihu effect tbst |iu wuuld either leek s puiitiun us uid. iiiuiu uf the city couucil ur ulae make un emleavur tu retain hii lual fur unulher year sa ferry director. Itulh rumors, Ur. Wright declared yes Icrduy, arc inaccurate. II is well known that lincu bii dec liun as a ferry cummiaiiuiter Mr. Wright has heen a keen and energetic servant nf. Ihe ratepayers uf litis city, und hus ulsu beeu lliruughuut a regular om n.i.mi al all public ami executive meetings ulfcctiug thc welfare of tb City. Iiu il determined thst in tbo turning year he will give mure altenliun tu his business snd his hume, ami cun sidcrs that relinquishing active parti cipatiun |ii civic affairs ii the uuly way in which Ihia cau Iiu dune. Mr. Wright expressed the hupe yesterday huwever, thul he might at sume future dule reenter lhe city's pulilicul arena wilh renewed vigor. Uu far aa ihe euining eiectiuna arc cuucerue.l he is resulted mil lo seek niine. cither as aldennau ur ferry director Progress of Operations in D. L. 265 The lasl few days aaw the compel imn iif ttie till iu behind the mill foil bulkheads'along the foreshore of I). I. 885, aa the preliminary uperatinn.. iu connection wilh Mr. J. V. Fell's eaten site duck scheme iu that sectiu'i. Tht reclamation work has reiuited iu a Iiig area of cleared property end au admir ulrle walerfruntage for the aceomiuodii tiuu uf i.-i u.i vesieli. The work so far accomplished .'cpre scuts un outlay approximating i ••• 1)00, No specific plans for the fu'un have beeu divulged, but it is g-ner ally believed that jetties will he limit uul fruni Ihe main duck aud that the pruperty is purposed tu become a mil wuy centre, \ Thought He Would live "Appley" Ever After Vicloriu, (jueenslssd, Oct. il.—Frank Smith, fruil farm hand, prulisbly will never "write another lovs letter. Dur mg lhc puckiug season he wrote on the tissue pupcr of un apple that he desired to marry an Knglisli girl, "as .Vi imli.in girls arc uo good," and iu tiled correspondence. 'i'lie upple and letter reached itlack pool, Kugland, where Ihc letter was published in a lucul newspaper. Since Unu Smith hus received aliuut null re plica from Knglisli girls, but the epii tulury uvalaiiehe did nul itup there The Australiun papers gut hold of thc slory and Smith is nuw being tuuutcd hv ull Ihc girls frum Perth lo Brisbane THB YOUTH'S COUP ANION FOB 1913 Thc Youlh'a Companion appeals to every iulcreil of family life, from housekeeping tu sthletici. It begim with Klurici of youthful vim ami vigor, with articles which diacloie Ihc iccrcli of successful play in the greal games uill; charming talci of life at Ibe girli' college. But fbe Uompsniun does nul, surrender -these resders wheu they have entered the mure icrroui paths of life. Mothers wili welcome thu page for lbc little children sud tbe weekly doctor's article. Fathers will liud Ibo important newi of ths dsy as it ii, sud not si it ii rumored to be. Tbe entire bouiebohl wili sppre clule the sketches which touch gently un common foiblci or caricatur? eccentricity, lu sburt, for les*. thsn flvi cents s week Tho Companion brings into the home clean entertainment, pure inspiration, duo ideals, increase of knowledge. Name* rarely seen in tabiei of con tents will be found in Tbo tampan ion's Announcement fur Itld, which will bo tent upon rmjueit—with isju pies of the paper, to those nut fimiliar with il. Kvery new lulncriber for UU who semis $8.86 will receive tret all Ihe issues for lhc remaining wc.-ks 0. 1012 aJ|o, frss fbe (.'onipeuio.i Window Trsuspsreiicy snd Cslssdsr for WVt, iu rich, trsnilucent colors -ihe most beautiful of sll -ompsuiou snuvsniis. <—-_■_■---■ The Canadian Bank of Commerce Capital $15.000,000 Best $12,500,01)0 North Vancouver Branch Now Located at the Corwr of LONSDALE AVE, and tlie ESPLANADE - A General Banking Business Transacted. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Interest is allowed on all deposits of $1 and upwards i a. fount , Mauiger. WHEAT IMPORTS AND EXPORTS The folluwiug tsblea givu Ihu imports and eipurlt uf wheat hy lite chief .importing ami eipurting countries dining lhc year ending duly 111, 1 tS 18: Quantity Importsd by Importing Oountriss 10)118 lllllll! Avorugo 1806-7 lu I91U1) Bushels Hi. dm i:. lief Germany 7«,70ll,000 113,833,000 gR, IB 1,000 Belgium .' 77,157,0110 84,488,000 78,300,000 Bpsin 3,1159.0110 6,438,000 6,039,000 franco 86,714,000 88,301.000 83,710,000 Ureal Britain and Ireland 188,1187,0110 188,754,001) 180,088,0011 Italy 411,074,1)110 08,011,11011 44,803,000 Netherlands 08,443,000 .78,8110,0111) 50,838,001) Hwedeu 4,081,01111 8,713,0011 8,877,0011 Bwilserlsnd 18,843,000 16,070,0110 14,034,000 Quantity Exported by Exporting Oountriss 101118 llllllll Average 1006 7 to 1010 11 Bushels . Bushels Buaholi Bulgaria I8,666,l)00a 10,861,000 8,083,000 Hungary 18,674,0011 16,631,11011 15,704,000 ■lioumaiiia 56,856,111)11 71,434,000 40,384,000 Kuaais 68,810,000b 884,388,00(1 148,713,000 Canada • 78,788,000 48,443,000 45,658,000 United Slates ." 87,446,000 86,187,0110 63,1)111,000 Algeria 6,370,11011 8,368,0110 6,698,000 India Rl,165,llil0c 34,646,000c Argenliua 83,805,000c B8,08fl,000d Auatrslis 64,1187,000,1 36,088,0600 Is) Nine months, August I,'Mil to April 3D, 1918. llil Ten muiithi, August I, lllll to May 31, 1913. lc) March 1, 1911, tu February 38, 1013. (d) January 1, tu In.end,, i 31, mn Thanksgiving Concert On Mon,lm eveuiug ucxl, uu Thanks giving Day, the peuple ot the North Bhore wil! have the opportunity uf tec ing al thc Kniglils uf i'ythiaa Hall, Iiu street, the bright and luilefui uiusnal comedy -| ,,-.,- and Millions,'1 present ed liy thc Cm nunc hi musicsl comedy suciety. Wilh a nl.i.ii" uut tuo tediuus ami a jdut nut luu cumplnulcd, the musical success wiih twenty fuur soug nun; hers aud thirty performer's, mutes with u dash ami charm su necessary lu sue ecssful musical comedy work. The pley, a Vancouver production, revolves around an American million aire, Biles B. Welkins, a hair restorer magnate travelling with his sun ami party iu Devonshire, Kugland, arrives al ih.- village uf Buckland ami take.'' rooms at the Three i'igcuus lun, where Iwu American eruuks arc stranded. I'amplications ensue by the sharp dis euvery thai Ihe hair restorer tuugnale is liald headed and therefore uses a wig This they ileal, am! by an ingenious method Ihey manage lo exhort a sub i..ni:..I reward fur diiding what they have inleii Thia naturally brings many situations aud woven Ihruugli the plot are Ihe love affairs of Watkius' sou, Archie, die, falla iu love wilh the innkeeper'a daughter, sud the Hon. Lord D'Arcy, who appears to fall in love with all the girls, also Silas 11. Watkiui, who himself becumes cuainor ed wilh Mary llibbs, an American act rcii friend, travelling with hii parly. With Ihc em client ilagiug facilities uf Ihe K. of I' Hsll, twenty fuur musl ill uuuibcri and 30 performers, Ihere will be without doubt a splendid ibow by Ibii talented suciety and ell should make an effort lo iee Ibii show. . On Monday evening, Oct. 381b, Thanks giving Day. SI'NOI'SIS DP (.Oil. 1II.M.M. iii-i.i i.ri-m.vs Coal mining rlahli uf lhc Dominion In Muiillubu. husluiehcivui! and Albir- a, thu Yukon Territory, Ihe North-wilt Terrlloilci and In a porllon ol the province or Brlllih Columbia, may bl lulled for a term of iwentj-ono years at an annual rental of 11 an acri. Not more than 2,(10 acre! will hi Hand 10 one ui'i'll, .nt Appllcuilun fur a leuie muit he made hj the uppllcalil In perion lo the Agent or Hub-Agent of the dlilrlcl lu which the i lnl.in upplied for aro illuatcd. In iuivejed lerrllury Ihe land muat lie destlllicd by sections, or legal sub- divisions of icctloni. and In unsurvey- cd i.-iiiiiiij tin tract applied for ahall he staked out by the applicant lilui- •elf. Bash application muil bo accompanied Iry a feo of IS which will he refunds!] 'f the rlghla applied for aro not available, hul nul ulherwlie A royally ahall be paid un tho merchantable uutpul or Ihc mine ut Ihe rate of Ave centa per ton Tho perion operating the mini ahall fm i,ii.n tlio Agent witn iwurn returna un-..-inline („, ii,,. (U|| quantity of inen liiiiiiiiide coal mined and pay ths royally thereon. If Iho coal mining ilrilit.'i mo not being operated, auch returna ahould hi furniihed at leaet once a year Th« le tae will loclode tho coal mining rlahli only, but the lessee may he permitted ti |.oi .in,h,. whatever available surface ilglila may be considered neceaaary fur thi working of thi mini at the rato if |10 an acre For rull Information application should ,be made lu the iccrclary ol Ihi Depnr imeiil of tne Interior, Olfawa, Or lo any agent or Sub-Agent of Dominion nanus W. W, COHT. Deputy Minister of tht Interior. N. li finiiuihinin.i publication of thll idvirllseminl will nol bi paid for. IM ATENTS iWmiMimm In all Countrlos. Ask for our Inventor's Adviser. Marlon _ Msrlon, III University Sired, corner Hi Catherine Streot. Montreal, Canada, and Washington, D. C, II. 8 A. Silverware Ws us showing ss ssxsUsnt Une of Burling Silver and Plated Wars, nothing but tie blghsst grids of Goods. Our low sipensee snsble ns to mark our pricei much below those who (»l high rente. A comparlaou will prove this to you. See om windows. ThsBtors i sad Low SOMERTON JBWELBB AND OPTICIAN 106 SBOONP BTBBBT. ■ i THE EXPRESS nowu vAjrooora. BBJTUH OOLOIOIA — ruunmq nwayi tw maw ny wn mn mruiw QW- B, MOBDBN, BP1TOB AND MANAOBB. Bites of Bubscriptlom-Ons yesr, flM. Bis mouths, doe. Three monthi, Hs. United Btatei ssd Foreign, iS.OO per year- mmmfyw ■* M»bMJ| H-S**S ff If A **• *% UUlBIg WH mtfffl V im MUH* TIS Ksprsss is dsvotsd ts tbs iute.eete of the North Bhore ef Burrard Islet BMluslvsly. It coustltutei sn sdvortlilng medium of exceptional value fer reaching fn s thorough snd effective msnner the pnpulstioii of Nortk Voneoovsr City and District, Bvsrjr effort Is msds to givs sdvsrtisen ths meet istiifaetory ssrvles, , All cbangee In sostrsst sdvsrtlaoments ehould he is Iks priatera1 hands aet Utter thsn iff a. m. Monday snd fi p. m. Wodnoidsy to eniure inesrtios ia tka following issue. North Vsncouw, B.C. .Octobor IB, ltil sio>r tks formulation of a aekewe foi providing ckeap nioaey for Ike farmer. Tk* mttt words of Ike miniiler, as w fwUdmwammJaimm, ■ u »■ OIVW ABBISTANOB TBIEB TO INDUB The notice of motion given by Al" derriiau Fraser st last night'a session nf tlie city council to apply to the pro Vilifial legislature for SU amendment oinpoweriug the council to grant a rebate uf taxes to any industrial concern employing a apeciAed uumber of men ii oue whuae prugreia will be watched with considerable intereil by- many ratepayers. The mailer of the encouragement of industries is vital to the prugresi of the city uml the proviiions of Ihe Municipal Act i;i this matter are cum liariome and unwieldy but judging frum public iliscuiiioni of tbii mailer in the psst it will probably be found that opinions are sharply divided aiming rity ratepsyera as tu whether the ac liun cunteinpiateil in the notice of mu tiuu ,nnstiini,s the beat remedy. As the regulation! stand al preient It la required that a bylaw he submit ted tu tbe ratepayeri iu each specific instance, in which it ia proposed to grant auy such conceisioni to auy in duitry. The exereiies uf even thii pri viiege upon the psrt nf the ratepayer! is aubject to certain restrictions which materially curtail their powers in the premises and a further lufeguerd is provided iu the fact that a three fifths jnapiriii vute ia neceuary iu order to _ ratify any iuch hy law. When Ihe life I ill di lull Of Ihesc '.I,ll,n,:• pi,,'. I ioui ii coniidered, it ii diicovered that' while municipal financial assistance to industries is a possibility under the preieul Muuicipal Aet, ill pruhability ul the iame time in any initance ii very remote. VVnImui discussing tbe general quei tiou as lo whether thii ia or ii uot, ai it should Ire, the effect upou a city situated as ia North Vancouver ia cer tainly embaraaaing from an induatrial poiut of view. Land valuea within Ibe eity limits have iid'.nmcl tn aucb a degree that compliance with the termi of the sa aeaiment act renders the asseiimt'iit un pruperty suitable for induatrial sites very high, ai compared with other t it iei. iu a.I,Iiinm to thii consideration there ia the further fact that the all lence of railway facilitiei increases Iho freight chsrgei which muit Ire paid Iry local . imi ust ries. Tbe result ii lhal thia city ii st s aeriuui diiadvaulage as ., iimpan .1 with ita cuinpetitori in seeking to induce industries to estub I sl, themielvei here and those indus tries which do establish themselves lo tally sre bsmlicapped iu Iheir several iiel'is became of thell iliiadvantagcs There ii no duubt, (hat if the city is ever to become a strong industrial ■ cm ii. it will be in-.,; ui i tu find some means of relieving thii lituation. It ii true tbat an occasional industry might be found tu establish ilself lo • ulli even despite these difficulties, but ou Ihe olher hand the uumber that would choose some other locality ru ther than assume Ibe disadvantages re ferred lo wuuld prove sufficient to ier i.iii.lt retard tbia city iu the race for imloitriai supremacy among the luwer mainland cities. The mean! indicated iu the propoied notice of motion would certainly iim plify thc method of dealing with appli niii,ins uf tbia i,at,ire, end would prob ably lead to uegotiatioui with ipan/ induatrial firms necking a lueal iuu wbo would decline to submit to the process ci wbicb are at present required It ii further difficult to understand juit why tbii particular item ibould be tin gled out by tbe Municipal Act and power to act witb retpect thereto with lnl.I from the rily counrlli. Thii mat ter ii of uu greaJer moment than are mauy otberi with reepeet to which Hie couucil ii clothed witb full pow ere and it is reasonable to conclude that the ratepayera who are elected to the council board arc quits capable of exercising reasonable powen in tbie particular alio, with discretion snd to tin advantage of the community. illations of una thousand dollars and il haa consequently been neceuary Is negotiate their sale through outside iirokerage linm. The bouila of smaller di'iiuiiiiiiiiiinn are tinned "baby" de dentures ami it is Imped iluu Ikey cas he disposed of locally inasmuch as It ia thought lliut many eitixena lining a modest surplus on band woultl prefer tu place their money iu city debenlurea at live per rent, rather Iban in Ike hunk nt fuur per ceut. ll ia expected linii the fuct that such boudi are read ily negotiable, wili facilitate Ibeir locul absorption. It ia probable tbat tke first il.iiniinii of Ibe small deaomina tiou bondi wili be in Ibe form of leu year debentures with inlerest payable half yearly for uae under the local im plui cn,,ni system. I'reieut conditions of tke money- market at any rate, at the i-oeet, would nut uppear lu justify any very greet degree uf optimism in cunnevtioo witk an experiment of il.n- nature, bul il ii easily pussiblc that cumiitioua may tlif fer greatly iu different In.aim..- ia this icsp,. t Slwul.l the icbeme Ind favor with the In, al public iu am city, il would constitute a most commendable plan of in -i i.... I self help upuu Ibe pari uf Ihe municipality ami the ratepayer! thereof. ' -err , "It ia my inn couvictios tkat if . "agriculture ie to be property de "veloped ig this proviuee, mmm "meaae mut be found of supply "tog |ks fsrmen witk cheap mouey. "Tke province kae eeversl million "dollan pu kaud snd 1 cannot iee - "wky it ihould uot be loaned to lhe "faruen at a low r»ti of lateral "initcad ef beiug loensd ts Ike "Lank. The tbeory advanced ia Ikss* sen lence* U along Ihe Iiuc uf tbat waicb ksa beta found practicable in otker rounlnei and it is difficult to see aay naaaa wky ile application shuuld net bs found to work laliifa.lurily asd lo produce gratifying results ia Brilisk Columbia. . All ef theae indication! point lo Ike roacliuioa Ikat Ike government boi under conaideration tke inception of au aggressive policy for Ibe redemption and tke cultivation of Ike wild Iiu,l.ut Ike pnn in.e, auck a* will jrronr.1 baud ia kaud witk Ibe enterpriaiug pel icy witk reference to roadi aid rail wayi au.l wkick will afford every ta .uuragemeni for getting tke settler a - lually upon tke mil under tuck • .nni. lions ss will eniure bii lureiu end will redound lo Ihe promotion of tbt welfare aa.l tke prosperity of the ea lire population of all .-lasses. Ha L. llll BRITISH COLUMBIA'S AOBICUL TUBAL INTERESTS MUNICIPAL DEBENTUBES FOB LOCAL MARKET A practical application of s euggei- tlou, with reference to methods of mu niripa! financing made hefore tke mu ujcipsi commission during its recent esssiose, Is stout to be msde by the city of Nelson. Tbe bosrd of alder men of that city have sdoptcu s it- commendation of the msyor lo the ef feet thst tks muuieipslity loot e loan aod offer it is debenturei of one hundred dollars sack. Frsrlow dstteo- There arc many encouraging tigus which point lo • general quickening uf interest in agriculture throughout tbe province sm-li ai will reiult ia tke providing uf some method of aaaiet sure tu the pioneer farmer, and will exert a wholesome effect i.p.n, the development uf the provincial agn'.ul turul interests. Public Ibiabiag ksf been awakened tu the wisdom of keep iug a close wun li upuu Ihe relative pro portions of Ihc amount ut farm produce railed within the province au.l Ike aiiinui,I uf such produce imported au uiiuiit wilh the result lhal Ike deur ability of devising and pulling iuto op eration soifie effective meani of hold iug lhc latter lo a minimum ii uaiver ■ally recognised. Tbere are, of course, two main features of Ihu situation whicii should not he but sight of in any iliuupiion uf luii subject, namely that ou the one hand the inrreaM ol the p.ipnlui nm of tbe proviuee ia .lei tiiied lo proceed el a very rapid pace, while un the other baud natural cou dillons are such that al Wil, Ike de velopminl uf Hie agricultural landi ol the province is dertiue.l to Iw reai parstively slow. I.t il., deiire be never io strung and let tbe facilities be uf Ihe best, it ii a pb'yiieai imp.,- •ibiiily lo enter upon a tract of Brit ish Columbia wild laudi and ckange lliem Inlo producing farmi nilnr "lun by u snore or I.-- protracted fight win nature. Notwithstanding tse mmi ii terpriling policy prosecuted mtli. ino.l energetic manner, it may, therefore. Iw found that for a number of years lo come, the increase io the vulumc of the farm produrte grown within . tke pruvimc will fall somewbal behind tke growth of the demand for suck produ.1 su lhal nnt withstanding tbe rapid ia . reuse in the volume of home groan produce, the iui|*orti of iuch pro*!u.r may increase in volume, la Ike course of lime, however, Ibe goal al wkick all wish to arrive may be attained wkrrcis the home grown producle will begin lo fight back Ihe importation! until Bnt ish Columbia becomes lo Ike gn iteal possible degree a self contused torn mouweilth iu Ihe important mallei of food products. Thc provincial government kae sa iiooiiccd ill intention of appointing aa agricultural romuiiution to thoroughly irrveitigale all phewe of Ike piublrtn of the igri.ultural intereiti of tbe prov mi e and to report wilb recoamen • bilious. Hou W B Boss, Minieler of I .limb, bS! juit completed I luul of the interior of Ike province witk a view to gathering personal information wilb reference lo ifae arose ef isad luifable for farming purpoiw sad kae beeu most oplimietic ia datrribiag tar reiulti of bii inveetigatious. It kse recently been announced tkat ae SS isi lis! experiment along Ike lias of prac Ileal aesietenre te Ike pioneer farmer, tbe goverument ia arranging to mpply powdey lay Issd clearing purpoeee upon condltioni tkat ibould greatly career age iuch operations Hon. Price Kill eon, miuiiter of agriculture, recent ly voiced tkrougb a press istsrvlew, neaHarifff whieh Isditale thai Ifas TO FINANCIAL A0BHT8 Nortk .tboie Preai limited ii prepared to eutertaiu propositions for a loan lo be uiiii/* ! n Iho rou struct im. of a building for n.ivi- paper and priuting p..r| .-. -, 11 he erected on lot' It, block |.57, D. L 271, being Ike nortk win corner oi Firat itreet au.l Bogen stasia, Ikis city. Full particular* may Iw obtained by applying to ths uuder ligacd. OKI) 11 llol.DI.V Manaper Bis Hooosr Ike UsaleeaatOeraawr Iw Bissau k-rtsew-yS-we. watt tka fsllewjaf ettaiitmt.it: Oierge W. Edwards af toe rily of Liverpool, Begin--, tebtH-t, ta he a remmiwioaer fer taking aJUai m auk ia Ike rasotiss sf Cfcaaii* aad Ua caikire, in Bagiand, for mat ia Ike courti of Brilak Cebmhin. Ts bs satstias peUie: Nalkoand Ar I kur Merrisan, af Ike rity of Lad; sailk, aad Oeerge Boy Leag, of Ike rity of Vaaeeaier, LerriM*ret be. W. I. Baird, of Ik* rity af Vaacwa ver, barxialerallow, le ke e rent of reviiioa aad appeal far Ik* Vu/mih ainesmeat diatrict, ia Ik* tfatt tl W. J. Walker, n*ig**A Willinai Jomtph Boaaiia, U W ier retury lad ilalatieiaa of Ik* defeat meat ef agricolln* tram tht 1st day ef Aug**!, Mit lerliitali, af iarajpoioliea oace Um great*! le tka falUwiag tampma ua: B. I', lain, Ltd.; & 0. N.tHlir. Co, Ltd.; I1*!* Aula t'o, UA.; Crigaea* Her ring PiaUriw, UA; Boat Ceaet Legggiog ti., Utl; Bushier Usakes I'a- UA; Huow Mfg. I'o LU. laremct* tea trading tM. UA; likmi Urt -Seek A Devet-poual IV U-, KoMeaay Oarage t'e. UA; Mergoa Ormi «« Ud ; New Haulm* Brhlge aad Peaer Co. Ud.; Pert Naeska Load Bya-ieale Ud.; Beckett Beraritie* fa UA; Tsark sell, HiHiglas ood t'e UA; Doit Bealty Ce. Lid ; I'tretkl CaaoAo lareMoae-l Co. UA; Writ loan Inni IV UA Tke follewiag eeaasooiea k*»* Im graated extra protiaeisl UceocM: Caua.la Val* A Toao*, UA; Hogh*. Owrae IV UA; F. Niroloe A IV UA; Tka fotloaiag (eapaaia* kar* Lata regulerol: l-kuag* -Urr ooA OAce Forailorr «'e, Uro-FhiBig* •-mpaay Martin-Senour'* mf *T m^mmmWmm mjmmammaammt^ mmlW '^^■^^"^r' ■-- ^W ^ 100 Per Cent 1 Pure Paint i ' ———S—BBSS—OOB0M» u mkb mnn to nm nunw mumjAWttm-. JjneOAAAMsTantMattmtmmamtmm^OaW.rrmvmat Ittwgt t tarn stssk skate Osj* aaaas k* |ii|inl tmm load sod ux), u k* nsaie Ino, eat* oefaasasa af laaA pass e*Ms of skuc, srtrt c-Unag suetex ta gafestsisisSa gi illStni seiaaauT te ***** tksSr nemotttat sfcite uA tim iimw. imA la le Tkis Is Ifas sasy Ftfotso PDK£ VAOfl m lit, aur.et OBT THI BOV. IF M A» LAMB LOU SBB uuin1 JOHNSTON & SALSBURY THE HARDWAREMEN 90 Lonidale Avmm Not ll P.O. SONS OP NOTICE U tha Slitter sf Tb* Leonard! Tks crediton hating given imperative iaatructioua lo coUert all outstanding acrouuli, partiee indebted to Ike above 'The Leonard Bab) Company," are re quitted lo call aud aettlc tkeir indebted new fertkwilk. Tbie rea be duu* by eitker tailing at Ike itore, uu lousdale Avian*, Nortk Vancouver, to Ibe man in charge, or al Ihe other of WiUoa A Perty, Auignee., :i.!6 ilailingr Street Weat, Vaacouver. if W. J. WIIXIN, Awigaw IN THB MATTES OF W H STONET * CO, NOBTH VANCOUVEB la punuaurc of an assignment dated .Auguit L'sili, I UIL'. to tke i,i,.l.isigu.-d. |iartiri indeblrd lo tbe W II. Hloaey k Compauy arc hereby uolided lo pay Ike amouati due al Ike ofirc of Ihe ai t-patt, Wilson A Party, suite V, Defieek Buibtiag, 6it ilaitings street writ, Vancouver, H. ('., al lbc earliest ,.t. slide moment r.hu will iuue rcripli for oat W. J. WII-ION, Assignee Pkon* Heymour 1734. N.V.WOODYARD 10,000 carAs of Ary dr meet tat pahrb uie. Price gar sAA cassis, II lb By* dsl quoUtton* far largsr quantlttae Cat Woo*, U lack**, 13 36 U lock** C. O. D. Oice ltd Ysrd-I4d> snd Loaeaalr Pbna*l90. PO. Bos Ull. r CANADIAN PACIFIC The Scenic Highway lm* Ike I'Mllanl Threufk lick.te lo all pa/I* of Ik* worl* at lowest rale* Tk* popular rout, to tin HU lamli,. mmmm, tamtam. ENOLAND SOCJETV BENEFIT Lodge Wsettia lara, Ma SM , Meeliags of Ikis Mg* inkUn Ik* KaigkU sf Pytkia* Hall, («n*r ef Ckeilrrfeld steaa* aad Pwartk slreei o* Ik* list aad tkird Friday* ia asck ■ealk, at I a'dack p m. C'owaaaicaliea* aad SfaHrsliaaa f« uiaiLcnkip U b* sHr—ad I* Haraid Lmo, aatrstasy, P. 0. Us 01L 1* i i. District of North Vancouver Applicative* will U tmttxtd by iW undenigaed up I* tU ISck tin far the |M*ili*a of petir* reoelaU* I* lU ilialriel of Nutk Vooraarer. AptAuati. te aril* wilk fortiraion af rapmrare and ituabiealiea*. Biaglr aaa prefer red Salary of end Hi per satask auk alluwaa.e for aaifene (Bigued) JOHN IV PAB11IB cm. a P. 0. Bes I7M, Nortk Vaotaaver. ISIS First Class Dwelling House (or Sale TENDERS INVITED Wr ■Asm Im tk pinSiqqr of aew cigiu toon md base Ms ts oawsauiask ttaet nu loulr taid an hat lii, Us. Dsssrict La Al > ft twin IL Tk* beading la a fcxy ipanied by a W detiwed ts ue TXNDaa autmmi i-au aaa mmlmrnt tmm\llt f*V t gOS OSSS. *f Tks ksgkoss as sag l TW Burrard IkfcfapBC* Gwpany ihiui. IT Isoedih Aswan* Pbone 37 VucoHwBuittuDvtctsxy SPROn SHAW Ihshm Ctltft Of, Hastings St. W. • Q* ••**« W99*\9f9 sfeatstt. IJ. Sprott, BA, • Ueugsi IBAL EtTATE Yasiikirs CswsjdM k SennUes CarparstiasL imaltd 440 Seymoar Sit set KEAL, KSTATE UND AND M01TGAGE INVE.S1MI ESTATES MANAGED FIBE INSDIANCE It. Kerr Il.^lgatr - ■ • Manage! SIX BEST SELLERS TU Lady But Daw TU Uag Peataga TU Wiod Befot* tU Daaa ■A Una m U* 0|*a W< mat a** n*m fe* tt 1 lA-mtm ml Dew Osctar) Louu Trie y EaraU Begtiu Miuigcr Begcr Fecock J. L Sanrtet's Book Store HIMiol CkmmpmUyi PHONE lkl ■EgTAUlANTi AH NseU Tsani.ar gaagsi wet a* LEONARDS' Bilker Floek Bloek or Haeliage 84 . ofptasla tU ooa geol aoVo. to—s) mMe hit lm hi Iht mnmi < Slaw, aod fat TU «t*t op-io-Sai. Inlu aeielc. between Vaacour.r aad Ik. Karl Per ralae. reaerralloai aa* all further Infoimailon apply to 3 MOB, Clly P*M.ag«r Aeral. Ill H W BKOHIK, llailin*. Hi or I 0 P A , Vaaeour.r. BOYS WANTED loots Beys wooted at Ua House Painting, Kalsomining and Paperfcaoging rtm tmm tua vou Harding & Walkei • 1* V. o Wslfcor A Double Ender 50x175 ft on two graded roadi, 17th St and Yorkshire Gejcent, cloie to Fell Ave. carline, and all cleared and nearly level. A nap at $2^ft, Q»4srdc«*,M 6»d i2«o«ths JW. MARTINSON & CO* ttOmtlH VAJwCOUVE* •2 LOHSOALE AVENUE MhBB ?^^S?t!£'" ^^*^.,;r^'ifs^,:r*^^^S i^W TflK ■ANK OF 1913 76 Tssn In Sustssss. Osyttsl ssd Surplus Orsr 17,600,000. letters tf credit For our customers'convenience we iseue Letten of Credit payable in Pounds Sterling for use in Brest Britain sad fil (tits sf the wprld, an-l payable in Dollars for use in Cassis, United Blateo, Mexico, Bermuda, Bahamas, Cuba and As West Indies. Ws buy Ud sell Drsfti OB France, airmen-, Soulh Africa, Australia, Nsw Zesland, India, China, Japiu smi Ihs West Indiei. Two Office* in North Vancouver, Corner of Lonidale Ave and Esplanade. Upper Lontdile Avenue, near 14th Street JWrftofafc Electric Irons 10 Days' Frss Trial Solvee tks Bummer Ironing Problem Por 1018 we sre offering s "Hotpoiut" of Ibe 6IL iuc, suitable fur general huuiehold uie, for HOO. This iron ii limilar lo all "ilotpoiuls" except thst tbe upper mrfsce is unpolished. LYNN VALLEY SECTION t|on to tttOJO tO.ths v||)oy,rt|s fin- tor tu furnish tbP'bqiiSB and start married lifn. The lottoAtA hrlAm srrivod inssjjul, uumk'ssssiliti» shs ssfiysl pf PALACE HOTEL Second Street East, North Vaocouver, B. C. Possesses the finest roof garden on the Pacific Coast. Band concert every Friday evening from 8 to 10. Hot and cold waler in every room. Rates: European Plan only $1.00 a, day up. Weekly Ralei $3.00 up. Meal Tickets $5.00. L REDA, 'rojrrielor North Vancouver, HU. October, 11(12. I i uru wilb my naked bandi, I cure paralysis, indigestion, neuralgia, bed fever, heart trouble, npevially palpi lu I iuu, lung ami kidney in,ui.l.,. alio Hii> Madder defect. Uanicle caan md eye defections uf sny kind, stoma* b lnnil,I.-, and all kiudi of stricture I specialize in. I cau also beal hruken bone*. Alio all kinds of female Iron bin aad irregularities, catarrh, etc (lite me a trial iu auy uf the abutc rain and I will pruve tu yuu the geu eineuru of my aiscrlioin. I am will iog lo undcrlake any ease however . Iin.r.n abi-re olher medna! men hate failed Address, Bet Ben Buuuer, co. Ur Jaekion, comer Kcilu aud bulk nlaiid Bds, North Vain outer, B. <'. I:' ll Mt. tie tl. i ml tie liun lieen appoint gi| lo ii posillun in ths , ustputs de purlmont ut Vancouver. Owing to Iho unusual rough weathfif hist evening Hie meeting of the nielli- burs uf th11 ''yuu Vulley dru depart- iiieni uus postponed. Thanksgiving Duy inuruing at (liJlO nn Buulevard i'urk ('•■ P. H. and l.yuu Vii Ucc. Afternoon Bt !| o'clock North Vancouver uml l.ynn Valley. Saturday. lunl un Boulevard I'urk l.ynn Valley uipl c. P. II. football played a friendly game, l.ynn Valley winning : lu 0. Bulli teams pluyud guud combination. Tile" capture uf Mr. .1. K. Ilialop's bear tthieli gut luose somu days ugu bus been unsuccessful. On Friday mum ing il was semi by Mr. and Mrs. .1. Maitlainl un Luugworthy lion.l. .Special Thanksgivingaurvices will bo held iu llm .lui, in nu cjunday next, Oct. lilh, uud un .Men,hn evening, Hit 18th, u Thanksgiving dinner will he rTrvcd Bt Ihc Methodist church.' ■ A baskclliall team hus lieen formed in lhe Valley. Tho lirst practice took l'l. - in the Inslilule Ilull on Wed nesilay evening, the members consist principally m the l.ynn Valley fuolliull Iiiiiii. All members nf football, cliji i'lie reiiucslcd lu attend Inoi Imu ul I... tute lls|| WmlwisdS^'liigli'l Bt 6 o'clock rsiu %t lm - '.intno of impurtauce are loin' discussed, A huskel bull practice wili he held ul 8.30 uu (Veil iiesduy night in the Institute ilull. ull j lining mriultcrs musl have suit shoe, uu iluur. Al one o'clock on Suturduy morning a small lila/c was discovered in Mr. A. Andcrsnn's residence, i'eter itoud, caus cd through Ihe leakage ,,i a spirit lump Thc Humes gulled Ihu lloor of the bed room hut little damage was done owing lo Hie tjuick aelion uf the uccU- pani ■ by extinguishing the damns with blankets. The district chief of puliee trussed Ihe Inlet un Friduy aftoruuon und ideu tilled Ihc budy of u l.yuu Vulley man Mined Janics Mercer, lying in Ihc jirntiucial puiicc uOicca- Tire deceased »us drowned ulf lhc I he,lul.ee ul Mul u-pina Inlet on'Oct. 16th, ami the budy nas liruuglil down on Friday. The late Mr. Mercer lias heeu a resident uf the Vslley for a rouiidcrahle lime, hut'ing lived ihere wilh his parents, whu sur vive him. lln Tliursduy lasl u partly built tuu store) residence on Humid Boad was completely blown down liy lhe strung wind. The building was the prupcrly uf Woodcock brothers who oro at pre scut in the V uk nn where Huy have ipent lhe summer ll was their inten —"™^-™"!l_"-"H_-"""* W.sirs; Wood«op|!s who Jim niujwi.ro nt Ihu da Hinge tu tt|Sl. proporty. Seo )t. L. Thompson for insurance sni) investments in Lynn VsllOX- Fropnis block, corner Ueuttt Bosd, Phono IH. Additional School Site Necewary \ 0ONFEBENOB ABBANOBD BE TWBEN TBUBTEBB AND OITY FATHEBB Among the civic currpspumloneo lsst ■"-1-11111," win a letter from Mr. Peorgo I'iiinplicll, secretary to the local board of 'inuii ii.mice:,. Acting upon the iiiHlruciiiriiH uf ihe busrd, sir. Campbell, iu hia letter, laid before the council for consideration un eatiinstu of the uimnim leipmcii |,y thu buard tu meet special ur uxtruurdinsry expend!- turu propoied lo be incurred, namely i....inni for tho purchsiiitg uf laud I'ur u ecnlrul schuul site. Aid. Frascr, a member uf thu aehuul hoard, slated thai it waa well knuwn hy ull that the time waa coming when tl. would Ire nl id.it .-I' necessury lo impure a new schuul site. Thc Bulge- way schuul was nuw pruelicully full uml lhe Cenlrsl school teas more than full. The I.niinl euusidereil that it wuuld In'(initviso lu put up s new .nui iuu ou the smull ground they al re'idy hud. The uldcrniiiu Ihuughl that, iu view uf the steady growth of Ibe school populaliun, a bylaw fur Hie purpuse specified shuuld ho luhmilted lu Ihe rutcpaycrs ul the earliest passible inrtmiily, jjiut is, along with the 'liy luws winch arc ahurtly lo he voted upun. Aid. Irwiu propused thai Ihe matter shuuld Ire luid over until next Tuesday evening. Aid. Fruser mentioned that lhe schuul bosrd had iu its pusscssiun ijuitu uu iimouiil uf dula hearing upun this i|ues liun and suggested that it might lie well tu hate thc I,mud meet Ihu cuuu cil in conference. Aid. Irwin was ugreealdc lu this ninl changed his mutiun uccurilingly. A euiifereme lietween the Iwo bodies will therefore, tuke .place in tire eity hall un Tuesday evening next. "MwilHwWThw , Evening , NOBTH BPPJ4TBBA»V AND pp BATINO SOOIBTV INVITE PUBUO TO ATTBND Tunight lpjju\ publicity rooms ou Bspiiinu.ie ispST the "msyur' 'of tbo c|ty of IJorth Vsueouver will be jvoll ami worthily chosen* The inverted commas msk'e a good deal of dill'erein e Of cuursc, iiiiisniiich SS his newly elect od wurship will pot neinally take his pises Oh the dins |p the eouueil chum bef I"' tht eiuiiing :u:.t, uor wi" lie lie expected lu, enter for II I welt e 111. ml ll ililu tbo. ebsus of civic politic!. )li« "mayurul" dignity will last holy until the adjournment of the mooting with li will elect him to In nt uiiicc. A'.great deal of general interest is, nevertheless, to be crammed iulp this sburt period, however, md tn mciilion a lot of eurueat iliacuiiiuu un mutters i'iiiu im; this city's welfare and prulr Silly num. inn.., pi.uuillln eineiil' uf Dpi 11 ioil Which will III.' . nlii'lileniii," uud i.'du- .-nlnuiiii. The twu geiitloiueii whu ure .■.landing fur "mayur" are huth well ami favorably known to the city uml what Ihey will huvu to suy on the pre sent civic issues ami to recommend fur the fut uro conduct of the city will without uuy duubt whatever lie wurlh hearing. , The North Shore Literary uml lie hating ('Iuh, which had organized Ihis "mock election'' wishci it to W gen orally umlcrstuod that the meeting this evenihg is quits open lo the public. The term "much election" ii uut Intended to iiieiin aiitjlimg nf thc nulur. uf a linrleuipie Fur Ihc time being the Iwo candidates fur "mayur" tyill lie regarded us uctuul candidates, their ad dresses will he seriuusly mude, thuy will lie I..iiniiiii prupused nmi leeoudsd und a pull will lie taken ul'Inn close uf the meetiug. Pythian Sisters' Box Social The I'ylliiuii ''islers will Iiulil a liux social iu ihe knight.' uf Pythias Hall on Tliursduy evening. A good musical piogrant and a whist drive liave boen urrunged uud il is expected thut thc younger members will lake thc lloor lo llie siruius of the good music .ind enjoy Ihe light fautuatic. . Mayor McNeish and Mr. Percy King I arc attending the lirilisli I'ulumlriaii ! Conservative Convention in BevcKlokc ui uppoitilees of Ihe Bichmond Con- Iral Asioeiatiou from North Vulieouver. I Basketball On Saturday at the l.unsilule schop] grounds Britannia schuul buys met Noi Hi vuneuuvcr high schuul hoys and afler au exciting game thu Brilanuiu hoys were Ihe winners. The girls' teams uf thc same schools also played a game of baskclliall which resulted iu u win for the home team. mm NEW TRAYS, firHM,,Wliiinl.gijifirtliftwrii» Ths twsMsBt tm ss used lu smsrt bonnes tu convey tbs Ant repast to tbs overnight guest bos become a work of srt ss well os fbe sons Of daintiness. Sons Is the urdluury salver wltb Ils whltu clotb. which, wbilo It did nol Silence appetite, did not, on tbs otber hund, excite It, ss Ills nsw ous Is assigned to do. Nowuduys fbs tray follows soms styls »f srt, tho Dresden being « popular cbolco, snd lbs service used wlfb It must correspond. Ths foundation of tbs pices Is s sipinro or ovul pf exquisite silk In thu desired pnlieru. covered witb heavy glass and surrounded Witb a projecting frume of wood wlfl) p subslunllul currying bnudlo st sscb eud. Whero slltt of Dresden pattern Is employed tbo diiiiiiy cblna Is selected to miitcli. Special nets sre tbs only tblng for tiie purpose, os tbo pieces must sll be In proportion und dsintily munil. In uddltlon to tlio service for tes or coffee, wilb Its pot, pitcher, augur bowl snd cup, there aro tbs bowl und ssucsr for porridge, u weo covered dlsb for scrambled eggs, creamed dried beef or s similar untrue, s covered pluto for chops or bin nn everything on tbs daintiest scule wilb regard to size. A int'eiv one ii'i'ii receutly st s fssb- lonoble bullae bud for foundstlon s piece uf dululy lupcslry lu empire design, covered with nn oval glnss. Tbs innim wus uf wuvcu wicker of deep purplish tinge, ovnl, of course. Wltb tbis went u dellcluus mile empire clil- nu sea wltb s decoration In tbo form of bands uf purplu uud gold. The dishes numbered a toast rack snd u in.iiiiiiii.-oie Jur, wbicb have become iiinm i I r 11 (i... 11.-111.; 11 j J. - articles i.ln. •■ so muny Americans have acquired tbo English imiriilug bsbit of tosst and Jum. New Bold Thread Crochet. Very dainty uud lovely are handkerchief bags mads '" mutch thc costume. To nm I..- these pretty accessories com- iiicni e wllh a Hue of eliulu nUtcbcs st tbo lower end. llio length of which must correspond wltb tbe widlb of the top of tho nielul clnsp. Tbis clasp should lie of oildlzcd silver for silver ilinnil uud gilt metal for the tfui thread, uf course. Into evory third cb. put 1 tr„ 2 eh,, und work at both sides of the foundation cb., nr joining tbe tillet crochet aud working round snd Notice To Wluyi It Hay Cou nun: I, lhe undersigned, hereby give uu lice Ihut I have withdrawn from purl nership in the lirm knuwn as Baker, Kvcnsou and I'oinpauy, Itcul Kslale Agents uud Building I'uiitruclurs, composed uf Herherl V. Baker, <). A. Even sun and Frederick Turn, uf thc cily uf Nurlh Vuneuuvcr, II. C I will in future have un connection wilh lhc Iruai ncss of Ihe said lirm ur uny new firm whicii muy hereafter be organized by im- said Herbert V. Baker, uud Fred crick Turn. (Signed) 0. A, KVKNBON. Nurlh Vancouver, 22nd duy uf Onto ber, llllll. 1 II "EXPRESS" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS FOB BBNT FOB BKNT ' Knglisli lady has spare , .„ ,, „.,,,._ . " bedroom, aouhl suit two gentlemen. BOOMS FOB BKNT -Huuwkccprng , ' ,. „ ., f A|'p'> s V. p. 0. Bos iiii. I.l. end tingle. 2 1 2nd itreet nil if "' FOB BKNT Furnished room, healed Apply IIS glil slreei wetl. 26 jo FOB BKNT Twu 2 room cotUgn, with water It and ID. A. Smith A t'o.' FOB BKNT--Two nice large', for imbed bedrooms. Apply Ml l^twu bury Avenue. II 'I FOB BKNT i room kouM, modera, 121 Sixth it ltd cut. Will nnt rkeap lo luitabel tenant Apply il2 Peplm I til Best. PUU BKNT-Twu furnished bed ruvura and iilling room, tuitable fol 2 ur 1 g.nibii,. ii. wilb ur wilbuut board. Auto order- Mulct fur children's sew mg Apply Mri. t'oruisb, I'lln I'lics i. in. id. I'bone Bill 2'J lu FOB SAI,K Pure bred While l.cg horn ruosters. Apply 0:':' Keith itoad West. So ID FOB BKNT «roomed 1st sssr ferry, g20 p. r monlb. Apply Wsriiwa A l'iano House. IX TO BKNT Four room borne os -Is hou avcuue between .'Ird and Ilk Ap FOB BKNT Colonial Apartments, modern four roomed suit.., beat, dtsap prariog bf<le, tic, elio one furuiihcl apartment wilb piano and pboue. Al leweaee made lo suitable lenanl lu afler furnace. Apply J. Dieriicn, Ul 81 Andrew i. i'bone Bill If FOBIALE ply lllli Mihon Avenue. .'-'I'i I FOB BKNT A bouie oa loth. Hittt end Boulevard; also aback, tuUalft f*> couple Apply V. BooU, plumber. If. FOB KKNT I roomed metiers hou sei, 6 minutei fron ferry. Best Ilf per montb. Feci, k Boult. Pkoae IW. ' TO BKNT Two part ftuiukW rooms, grsle, disappearing bed, beautiful view, tuite 7, Mr. Crows Apart merit, 111 itreet near l*onidaie il 10 FOB BKNT FJvc md tit tamed houses, ill conveiieacss, iftk strwt snd Jones, fill and lit ptr Boats. As ply Karland, 81b ilrccl asd Head/7 An., N. Vancouvsr. fil FOK BKNT I ulonisl Apirtmcnle, modern twi-foemd mtitm, hwl, diiap fearing beds, etc. Allowance made lo suitable tenant lo look after tetawt. kpply i Ditmtn, W Bt. Aadrsw's ,S>as Bill. U. FOB SAI.K Honey Pure, delirious, cassp. i.ard.n Apisry, Ili) litb west. ' . Ifi II VOU SAI.K -Borne furniture, cheap. Smell healer, etc not used, (2. 121) 3rd alreel'west. I II FOB SAI.K Firsl gruwth Ilr Wood, 1116 curd. cod. Kjtcavaliug and I'd.,,, v hauling a|iply John t'amplicll, 227 ulli street west. Phone 3111. ill ID FOB SAI.K Snap on Western Ate uue I SOU I fil feel, 300 feet from thc preient terminus of liousdale csr. I'ash ts'in. Apply Ifrii b'lili street west. Ill FOB SAI.K Thoroughbred H. ti. W. Leghorn f'ocksrels, 12 each. Apjdy T. I'. Bae, ijiiecn's itreet weit, Third Building frum north corner Lomdalo. 27 ID WANTED WANTKD Furnished ruum, with open lire plate. Apply Bos 100, Kx I'U- 21 ID WANTKD-By business ludy, Iwo unfurnished ruums (in mudern huuse). Must be central Apply Bus Alltl, Kxpress Office. . 22 It) WANTKD -Yuuiig girl as secund li. Ij. fur general buusewurk, mornings or permancnlly. Apply Mrs. Kitcbln, Ilul Mahon Avenue, North Vancuu ter. " It-lO WANTKD -Tendera fur eleariug N(_ uf lul 2, bluck 228, D. I.. 616. Apply Bus 22Uri, Norlh Vuucuuver. Wanted, a iee uml hand basincllc. Apply abuve ad dress. 251(1 WANTKD- Picco of property, lixc ahouj illlxlM, located un I8lb street be- I ween St. (leorge's and Douidale Ave, lu creel s fsclory on Apply Box IDifi, Foil Office, Nurtb Vancuuver. LOST AND FOUND FOB SAI.K I'nliwilol amount of cord wood or ilovc wood. Thompion and Hluart. I'bouc M|. If. FOB SAI.K- Furnirc wood, dr slabs 3 1 Dorao. phone A. Imit orders H. V. Isoadwr Oo. otirc. 8 II POB SAI.K Applci, Orncnslc.il, sis* apple* for winter itock. Keene, llth rtrtm m* Bt. Otorp. ill VOU. HALK Three ponies, weight aboul SOD lb. each, dell broken Io sad die aad korases. /. A. HrUdliu. 4II tOli HALK Pint cloie cordwood, 1AM atr cord, Hpcciil prices en Isrge tosolitise. Pkoae Ul. 2D 10 WANTKD Homework by reliable Japanese, guod plain cook. Write Jap anesc harden, 2lil street. 81 10 WANTKD-A eapablc lady'i help. Oue lu assist with child. (28 Kigtith •lreel eait. L08T—Ou liual or alreet rar, baby | signet ring, initials K. L. W. Finder '■ return to iil2 10th K„ Mri. L. L. Webster. 21-10 , WANTKD-Meat cutler for Satur dayi. Apply Avenue Meat Market, 1311 Lonsdale Avenue. 26,-iO WANTKD Woman, Iwo half-days weekly, fof huusewoSk Apply Uiid First alreel easl, Norlh Vancouver. SIC 10 ItW -Kilher at Kaslem Btar ball or beiueen l\ P. Hall anil Fifth itreet old ivory nugget brooch. Will Under re turn lo Mn. 1. I'rout, 130 Fifth itreet wcs|. 20-10 MISOELLANBOUg Prlvato leiious in French, Herman ami Kngliih. Apply HI Keilb Boad Weil, Ull WANTKD Millinery aod dreiamak- ing sl hiiuiii, or out, by Ihe day, S2. Alterations, also plain icwing. Box AHI, Kxprcai. 21 10 WANTKD -A bright young girl for s retail itore. Sltke age, experience and wages rcuuirtul, Bui 21987 Nortb -Van etygmi, B. C lilill Short time loans on vacant or Improved property. Btar Loan Company, 412 Haitingi, Vancouver. t.f. Domciticatcd woman wlsbei position —few hours several days feckiy, Box 101, Kxprcii Oflce. 20 10 Chimney Sweep urden taken at North Vsncouver Transfer (Vi. oflice fi Lonsdsls. Phone .7. fil For lino watch-snd jewelry work go to Ueo. Bomentou, Ihc new jewelry itore ou 2nd street. MONKV TO LOAN Money loaned ou diuinunds, jewelry, furs. Slur Loan Co., 812 Hustings, Vancouver. i f. lmmi, and huard iu modern huuse at mudern rales, Kngliih cuokrug. Ill) ith streot oud Bidgeway Ave. IOU New thereout and Suit patterns jusl arrived. Ucorge il. Sale, 338* JOth streel cast, North Vaucuuver. Impurt er of Kngliin made lo measure Suits, etc. imu.bim or Knglisli cut. -ll In Authorised agent for Siugcr Sow ing ilschiuc Curopsuy in Nortb Van couver. J. 1. McAlcccc, Dry Ooods uml '.'mils' Furnishing', corner First uml Lonidsle Avenue. I.f. When needing coal ur building sup plies, call up phone 188, North Bhore Cosl k Supply Ol., Kickhnnii wharf. li. S. Katun, msnsger Nolo usme and phouo number, t.f. H C. Livery ssd Bosrd stsblss- Light rigs snd Ladiea' ssddle hones (or hire. Stabling for horses. Oen eral delivery aud heavy teaming, ii Dumas, Itb itreet weet. I'bone ill if lnnd Clearing and Grading Loti, Pete Andruss, General Contractor. Se wer connections a ipecislty, bsicment snd other excavating work undertaken Eitimatei fttt. 120 18th street west, North Vancouver, post ofce bos 2303 Orders fur cabinet snd picture frame making promptly executed. Furniture and ofcee fJtlinije-lo sny design. Job bing work and repairs of sll kinds ipccisllx sttended to. Ksiimatci ttee. I. P.. Hsyytn, Hit Lonidsle Avenue, North Vsncouvsry Pbons LH7. ai.'.'iiatnniiitv nso is uut.p nu-nuso- oni round up to Ibo luwer coruors of lbs i lm p the.'i work i'iiiii bulf eepsrulcly up tu the tup uf Ibo clasp Tbe tillet i iuu lu-i ia i ewed io tbe clasp ibrougb Ibe iniln bfie-i fur tbat purpoae: tbeo lbc bug li. lined wilb suy color of silk liked, und u crochet cord of onc-bslf yard In Iciiglb 11 worked for the bau die. For this curd Join 4 cb. lu a ring uud wurk round und rouud ou these four oiltclicu, pul Uug s d. c. lulu each silltli for ibe required length. Fasten tbo ends securely wilb a few single niii. in . wurked Iuto tbo beginning of tbo cord aud cuucesl tbe eud of lbe thread lu (bu cculcr of tbo cord. For working Ibis gold Ibrcsd Into luce purcbaae strong brusscls net of tbs bust ijU)lUrr~~-"so s crochet book tbut wtttfti, easily llirough tbe mesh of Ibo net, yet tske tbe ibread without splitting IL Tbe slltcbcs must be even oud lie Uot on tbe oot; Uicu mucb less flWIng will bo necessary, eud so tbe work csn he douo vety quickly. He fore inuii.inn on tne piece of ises practice on s small portloo of Hie net until you ess work tbs stltcbss fairly even. Novel Cerd rVtlei. A woman whose parties srs sure to bo s success makes up for bsr Isck of money by originality. Her prisea for a csrd parly can never bs costly, so sbs makes Ibeiu unusual. At one nffulr Iho wlnuer st sscb of Ibe six tables was presented wltb a wicker basket of openwork design. This was Hoed wilb waits tissue paper. Hod wilb gay ribbon, wblck, open1 ed, revealed live glasses of bomsasdt orsnge msrualads. Another time, st s spring psrly, escb wlnnsr received s inuii Jopsoncd rimmed tray on wbicb wars set bslf t inten Uni pott of well grown cuttings from s .rare old roasbusib. AfSls. tbors wsrs sets of homemade place cards, painted on wsler color paper snd folded orsr to stand Tli* edges were gilt snd sscb csr| hit ll- luminsled.opon It st spprophsfs verse Boas of tbess sets wars tanmoroas. --' I «v ,' \s I \\r< drth Vancouver Business and Professional lards 0ONTBA0TOB8 —■> ■ Repairing, Remodelling, Bto, I'roiniit- ly attended to. Estimates Furnished Friu I W. BAKER HUH,HIM. ( tlN'I'HAt Tilll Offioe: Iilukliisun A Bon's Factory, Ha- lilunutte. I'liune BBS. Residence: Allan Road, l.ynn Vullry. P. 0, Boi IS, l.ynn Creek. Phune Xtft, OIVIIi ENQINEBBB ANGUS J. CAMERON AMU, A S. ClVlla ENGINEER Irrigation, tlrelnaue, IsVds, plsss snd i|i*oi(ioatiom. Ssptts tnnki sua bouse draioags a specially. P. 0. Bos 344, I6tli itreet west ol llswieke Avon us. E. LAURIN _:_ High disss l.uiliei1 utui Hunts' Tuilurinp llu|iuii-iiiK Slid Alterations, Cleaning siid llyoing in all ill lirsnclies. All Work iiiiiiiiiiiii'iul. Ill Firit Btreet Wast. I'lione SO! OBO0BB8 J. H. ENGLISH 0. K. OBOOBB Anil f.'ii.'ml Conimlisioii Murckaut, III lum,'uiul,, Ave., North Vaucuuver. Pbons S3A TEA sud OOFFBE BUTTER and EQQS We uru .-1 .■ - in 11.--1 -- in tltuse lines. HUME &• CAMPBELL 121A Loundalo Avenue ■ ■■-a. tail ■ ii ■-.■■f—in — iw oabinbtmAkbbs W. NIELD Oaklust Maker aod Carpenter Will undertake ail kindi uf wuuil work, repairi, etc. ' Fourth Btreet and Sutherland Avenue F, 0. Box 2008 *« NOBTH VANCOUVEB PHOTOQBAFHBBB CARBUTT Studio oyer Bank B, N. A, Lonsdale and Bslilalada TAOQM NOBTH VANOOUVBB TAILORING (J. Uut) Ladies' and Gents' Cleaning, Pressing snd Bspslring a Spsclsltjr 130 tJerond Btrsst Bsst NOBTH VANOOUVBB, B.O. TINSMITHS N.V. Tinning & Sheet Metal World First Btrsst But Of .Lonsdsls Loweit prisss ami licit work guarsn lueil uu tinning ami sheet metal work. SAW I'lLEHS SAW 1'II.EU AND OBINDBB All kiiuls uf lawi Iiiu,I iin,l lit un the .■.Inuii'. i notice. Lattu mutters, kuivoi. ■ hedge iltean mnl it-ision sharpened. All wurk gusrsutssd, niuilerate pricei. D. DOWIE ISSI Lousdale Avenue Phone tn WATCHMAKERS Is yuur Watch, stopping ur ley ,p irregular timet If so, ies A. J. HOOD I'liini'rr Jeweller, till Luusilule Avcuue Adam's Apple Couldn't have been any more It'inpling lhan llie apples we have on display at this store, nul only in t|ualily ami flavor but also in price. Come and see for yourself. We hold special sales each Saturday which are proving to be a great success. Come with llie crowd and gel in on these bargains we arc offering. NORTH SHORE GROCERY 15th iud Lunidalo B. W. BKHKY Phous 217 Houses to Sell or Rent *** We have some splendid buys at Reasonable Prices Houses of all si/es to rent Excellent four-room suites, (lose in, $17.50 and $22.50 ALEX. SMITH & COY. NORTH VANCOUVER Pkoae 24. P.O. Box 1820 OLAF OSER BAKER AND CONFECTIONER Fresh Fancy Cakes Daily Yule Cakes, Coffee Cakes, Etc. Whole Wheat and Dutch Brown Bread Home-made Candy ■ 1 14340N3DALE AVENUE-143 \ aixin neio wmpany Canadian Engineers ■ *W*W9m^*^rWn%Jflrw tW"B"IW*f ■* Orders hy Osptsln 3, flsdes Ward, Ouimnsndiug October 16th, 18111 Up, 63. PiittNh- To he orderly officer iwk swlftis" October Utllh, nil:', l i.i.i.i |, Jj, Cosgrove. Next lot illlty, l.ii'iH P. Wunl. Tp lis tiriliirly SBrgespt tveult en,ling Qetotw 86t|i, IBID, No. I, Hernosul W. }, BMer. Nest fur duly, No. I, Bcrgesnl W. |l Fleming. Ns. «. Bsrsdes— Ths i'iiiii|iuny yill jmni.lt' ul tlie drill hull, North Vuu,',i,nur, entry Tuesday evening, el t |i.ln. until fur ther ,n,i,-i,',l preen, ilrill unler with rilles smi sidesrins. Ns. 86. Notice. Nun I'liliiiilli'uiiiniul officers mi,I IIICII eru jierinllluil to s|>|iesr iu uuil'iirni st the iinini' In he held in Ihu ilrill Hsll, l'u,In) uvuiting, ti,t„l,u, -'(Silt, IHU. N. B. HOUKHTHON, Lieut., A, tin;: Ail inlliui Canada's Finances Spell Prosperity Bevenues Continue to Boar Half Yoaily Statement Shows Buh stsntisl Dscresse iu Oanada 'u Nat Debt—Beptember's Figures The half yearly rinuucial, statement fur the Iiiiiiiini,in which lius heen is sued shows tiisl I'anuilu's Ituuui'cs were never su prosperous es iimler lire guid iug hsiul of Hon. W. T. While. A .in,'tUI ami progressive policy Is being followed. A striking festure uf the st.lenient is the derresse iu t'liuuilu's iri't hy (en million dollars as nun pared with a year ago. Tire revenues fur the six uiuiitlis from March .'11 tu Beplember 30, amounted tu ♦61,878,660 This is an increase uf SI 7,300,189 uver lhe seine period in It'll. The increase is al the rate uf '.'7 per ceul. It is expected that Ibe revenue fur Ibeyesi wili resell the record breaking tulal ul 1170,000,000 if the present rate of in crease is maintained. Bsvsuus for Hsif Vssr The revenues fur the hull' year uid the half year uf IOU were uunl up as fullows: IUU lllll (histoms »58,46.),l4d Sli,L'8l,.V'lfi Kxcise 10,168,011 8,?Bfl,6SG I'osl ODtre .. 1,060,000 1,150,0011 I'ublie Wurks, Railways . 6,780,6711 S,873,63i Miscelluneuus :i,8O0,BII 2,081,816 The expenditure upuu cousolidste.1 lini'l fur the six iiiuntlis uus fill, li.ll,.™ as agaiusl |M6J)88,«66 in IOI I 'III.' expenditure ou capital account shows a reduction of some nine liun drt'd tliuusaud. The expenditure na,- Iintlffii aa against fUfltflll in lull The must noteworthy decrease is in lire Transcontinental. Although Ihr Wurk is being rushed by the got eru menl, the expenditure was neurit three million less than 1011. The net debt es compared with it ytar ego was reduced nearly ten mil liun un.l a half dollars end uow stands et «:il.'l,.Wu,:ti6 aa against 8.183,838,708 the inni'' time s year ego, September'. Iucresse Iluring Beptember the revenue wss nearly fuurteen ami a half millions, the exact llgures being 814,478,483. Iu Beptsrshsr, 1011, il wttlll/il'l.ltiit The ir,i reuse thus was nearly i'l per cent Customs sluud at $0,00:1,65"; excise sl 81,778,111; |.,.inline, at 81^60,000; public wurki ami railways at 11/104, 683; aud miscellaneous ut 8738,188, The corresponding figures last yeur were - Customs, IIMOlMIt; excise, (1,681, 216; p,H ulli*'*, 8000,000; public works, 81,116,603; ssd mincellancaus, 8681, 1103. There thus is s drop of shout (llll/XIO In receipts from public works end rsilwsye. Progress of Eaual Suffrage Movement New Vurt advocate* of cipial mil rage feci very in mli elate1 over tlie unusual tit-luric« scored in sll lhc Hlelc politii'Sl conventions tbi. fall. Thc latett to incorporate a women suffrage plank we. Ihe Htate lleinocraty in convention pi Byrscuec, October II. Plvety political psrty in New Vork iiaie hss now pirn, l ii * li on record ss favoring tbe submission of tbs iiucsiion to the voters, end a vigorous eaiiipeign 1. being plsnneil hy .uffrage leeders ef the Kmpire Slate, Thc Bepublican convention of New Jersey, st It. session. October 1, offered e te, niui nm that s pisuk fevor log women suffrage be inserted in its platform and tbe motion was tarried by acclaim. Tbe Democratic eonven tion bit take ii similar action. Arizona rawpaigu report*'.how that shout eighty .er cent .of lbc voters of tbe stele sre in favor of tbe wo men suffrage amendment. Tbe Michigan "Vote, lot Women,' esjnpsign though s quiet one sud lack isf is Us specteeuier, is being pushed I Si kilug iys»ei»ell.»l|f'[niSssdi insul lugs sre held in every eity, townMlA village, sud ths newspapers supplied with sl| l.iiuiii uf miileriiil tu pruve the Justice uf tho cause. T||0 Dm ermir of KstlBSS hus iluiiuted the use uf ii building in Kausss Oity, Kiiiih., for the wuinun suffrage head- t|uurtttrs, The governor's wife is vjca- pli'sidi'lll Of tllU Hillli* liHKll.'illliilll uml one nf tlm must aetlyo workers in Um present cumpuign. Mrs. Unhurt M. l.tiKnllelte, wife of tllU Win,', niui II i.l'Illi lur, bus jusl com pld uil u tour of her Iinme atsstts ill the interest of iviiniun .uffrage, Mrs. UPollotlO ,le, linen bor belief llllll Wis cousin t ulers will curry tliu propused umuntlitiellt granting tni us for women by a lurge majority in lbs Novumber elections. < Thu I Inu Nluu,lunl publishes ths news tbut tliu pust siiiiiinei he. been It nl li lib' fiir. tllU \v llllillll sllll iuue linn, e iiieni in Mouth Africa, as it lias seen tbu Dr.! national conference ever held iu the miinii, which hss been ropresiin tslivo of ull the suffrage societies iu Hon I It Allien ll wss culled Ihe First Annual Congress uf Ihe Women'. Ku- fruiichisement Aasueiatioii uf Mouth Africa, and was held in illumfoiiluiii, eupital of the Orange Free Htate I'ru vines. a The New Vurk Keening I'osl says: "Nu mure surprising evidence of the growlli of the suffrage movement lies ciime under uur observation than a re eenl editorial in Ihe Frankfurter 'iei lung, the must iullueiiliul pa/per iu South Gormeuy, in which it advocate, the exleusiun of the liullul tu (Jermaii Women, (tnmplelu equality and the full development uf the Individual are the foundation principles uf uvery do mucratie cumin unit j| writes the Frankfurter Zcituug. It is uf uu significance thst the puiut uf view lias uever here lufore been upplied tu women. There conies times wheu such pruhlems ac quire a different aspect and dctnuiid a new application uf old principles. The male tiiueii, too, was al uue time push ed hack with u thuusund reasons for refusing lum when Ire ilciuumlcd equal tlv. to resell the individual voters coittin- ue to lie tlie *' uii" Of the active workers, thu distribution of literuliire Stonehenge By "Hume" About IL' miles north uf the old ea Ihedrel city nf Salisbury uud jusl al the I'ummciiiTinfiil uf lliut great rulling stretch of cuunlry knuwn as Salisbury i'liiiu, stands one of the most remark able efforts uf prehistoric man', cn gtiicernig skill. This is uuue ulher tbau the greul stune temple nf Saturn, now celled Stutii'hcugc, reared by the llrunls ages ugu. The ubl liritish nume for this Ifiu pic was "I'huir Usui," mcaiiing "tbe dance uf lbe giants," but when, cell turn's ufterwurds, the Saxon, came along Ihet culled il stone heuge, which sigriiHcs "bunging bn ur sujipurted -lune..." wbicb nno.e slill ublaiu.. Iff the extreme anlnpiily uf this niernorisl Ihere cau be no possible doubl. The dale of erection is un known, but when the invasion uf Brit Bin by the Humans louk jdace in 06 HI', the temple wus then very ubl. Hundreds uf yeurs, possibly thousands before the slini.Inni bearer of lue I'Jih legion leapt iulu lire seu ut ileal und wilding ashore called lo his comrades lo follow this temple wus being used by the Druids fur Ibeir mystical rites and sacrifices. Muny centuries befure lluiiuibiil's mini.", swept Ihruugli halt the l.i.i i, tribes wuite assembling aruuml tunebeiige for Ibeir battles and feasts, Tbe temple is funned uf Ihree cuu centric circles of great stone.; the two outer which are much Iuc larger, are joined al the tops of each .tuue by lintels which continue or which did cou tin Uf the whole way rouud tbe circle Holh the lintels end upright .tones arc morticed lugelher wltb gigantic mortice sud tenons. Within the circle, stand the Ingolitbs, Ihree set. of two upright stone, with tremendous lintels across, the alter stone stands m the centre of sll, snd is s huge fist stone..Ish, Mr. Tuke, the well known anliqusr- Isu of Arnesbury, made very cubitus live surti'ir of Hlolielicngc sud vicin ily, sud conceived thc ides tbat this temple wss the soullicriuust point of au immense open sir I'lauclariiiiu which extend, over Ilic plums for twenty miles. At Sabury arc two temples which he considers represent thc sun snd moon snd st relative distances down to Htoucbeiige sre other temples which each correspond iu their place to tbe planets of tbe solsr system. Thc ides is bold, but il is st lout s vety re murkulilc coincidence Ibal these lim pies set in S straight Hue should oc cupy the same relative position that the planets Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury, Mars, Venus snd Ibe csrth would if se' iu.» line snd Sgsin the plauclsrium makes the mistake which sll the au ricut. msde; thst of Ihe un revolving round the earth. Thr neighborhood of Btouehesge teems wits object, of euliquarlsn interest, the writer counted twssty it mIHR w w*MW99w RAW Wl'VWf Industries ItJOHtM {tm gate {\ initteil by ths 11. 0. Teleplio'uu Oo„ Ud., bs sdoptud. Hecnniiueudod that p sidewalk bs laid on ths oust s{i|s pf St. George's avenue frum loth street to Uth street, tpd tint the necessary erusslngs bs lisp put ilowu. Heeoiniiieinleil thst the city engineer, bis clerk ami the city treasurer prepare a statement of the financial position of the liiiunl of mirks comiuillee. Finance Oonunltte. Ileeuiiiinnmbul that the treasurer wylie to British) Foreign * Uolonlsl Corporiilioii, Limited, staling that tbe Local Iinprovsweuts— brskers for stiei|t|lnj te coupon pay- incuts has hetu ousfpurtb pf piis par p»pf. sod to ask them whether, Ms tminft%im\9 tu'tii8iiii Recommended that sn addiug ma- chine bs" purebssed fer tbs trsssursr's offlce. • '• .' i Bscoinmeudeti that form of tender, and silvertlseinent for dty bull site ss submitted by ths oity olsfji snd sp- pruved by the eity sulicitur be sdoptud ami tbit ths advertisement be published Ip the daily pspers twice s week until the 7th pf December. The cpuncil slso sduptmi the fulluwiug statement, shewing the pur ticitlars pf the different wurks carried ppt in tbe c||y during July, August ami Beptember with regunl to the eust bf labor, lo whlcb uo account has linen taken of tbs cp.t pf material:— ', Beptember I 3,700.116 Blreet grading emit reel Grafting Maboti Park cuutract Cement sidewalk, curl) and gutter contrast,. 8,608.46 Grudiiig ami spreading reck on variou. .trusts, day labor 1I.41I.0U Hewers , ,. Board of Works-Osusrsl- Kiiinl sud sidewulk repsir 673.66 Nuw siilowslk. ' UU.76 Clearing end grading new streel. L',044.36 Une clenriug , ),L>38.60 lloek crusher 1,286.85 Wstsrworks— Installing hydrants and main cuiislruction.. Ifil'lllD Service cuiislrueliun 1,887.76 Kite Inl.e tunnel 8,812.35 llice ijikc road '. Sinking shaft ,.,., 320.00 IV Has :.,-. , 8,836.18 August I tfiii.it 1,863.10 678.10 8,000.1111 781.10 212.25 2,2I».H6 1,564.30 1,2116.20 5,270.20 2,481.60 3,328.50 July IH,m.lA 1,003.50 6,406.110 13.76 407.00 40I.3U 3,607.115 1,601.45 820.40 4,2311.011 .,188.60 2,5,46.50 1,010.20 3,181.70 1.863.85 Tot ii I eipeiuliture fur June, (37,826.60. (.'14,471,1^ (40,061.06 (37,:i6U,45 tumuli and hurruws all iu sight uf the old temple. The real meaiiing of Btouehengu will uever be known; that the Unit,Is bad considerable astronomical knowledge must be admitted ami Ibat Ihey had fearsome riles and exercised control thruugh their religion of the British people—bul still tbe real meaning of lhe ubl stones will ever remain a greal mystery, due can ouly gate at It snd wonder, as did the Roman legions two thousand years agu, oue louk. on tho greal alter stone and shudders; low many lliuussuds of innocent ereilurcs, l..uiiuii ami brute, have been offered up on that silent stone) How mauy limes have children's shrieks rang through that dreadful circle, who knows! "lu l.iiietigio" George Brown spcuks of Ihe "spell of Sion.-henge", a strange eerie feeling seems to take possession uf the onlooker ami his tiisl impulse is lo throw himself on lln stuues uml weep the writer felt in Ihe presence uf some somber influence whicii was impussible t o describe. I'lose at band iu a dark woud probably the iumum uf the old Druids' sacred grote, from whence Ibey emerged each inuiiii tu perform their d readful human sacrifices. If these stones could only speak they could tell a far more wonderful story that euuld the stones uf Huie mon's temple, or perhaps tbau the walls uf "ohl Carlbay." Tales of battles, bloodshed ami great gather ings, the last of wbicb marked Ihc annihilation uf British power in the soulb of Kugland It will be rem cm bered that thc Hatun conquest of Kug laud was accomplished hy two brothers ll.-ngisi and llorsa. liengist, lo mske sure of his victory, determined to S. sussiuate the remaining British chiefs uud lo tbet end uniled the old British king Vorliugcn, together with tbree hundred chiefs lo a great banquet near Stoiiebeiige whicii was to be a peaceable end tu the wars which bsd lung racked lbc island. liengist craftily placed each of the British chiefs between two of his owu followers, who wero wheu a preconcert ed signal was given, lo jump up and piling.- Iheir knivci iu Hie throat uf their British neighbor. Wheu the I'm, ran high and the chiefs had drank deeply liengist shouted "Ijake your saxes" (knivss)i this was thu signal, and Ihc fell work was dune only too thoroughly, for out uf the three hundred chiefs assembled unly a hand ful escaped, and su passed uwuy lhe flower of a brave nation. The British chiefs,pSSSSd away; Ihe Hatons went to their uwn, and inuny dynasties since theu; but still Stone bango stsiuls, noble, proud, mute, mys terious as ever, ami will endure a inure wonderful ml,He tbau the Hphinx uutil —"the star, art old aud the suu grows euld, and tbo leaves of the Judgment Book unfold." Notice of Sale I'NIiKK aud liy virtue of tbe powers contained iu a certain mortgage which will be produced at the time uf sale, tbere will be offered for sale by Public A u. t nm ou Thursday, 31st day of October, 1012, at tbe hour of II u'cluck in the foreuoon at, ruum 37, Davis chambers, 616 Hastings Hi reel we-i, eily of Vaueouver, British Col umbia, by Thuma. Hhirlcy, Auctioneer, the folluwiug property, namely: "All and lingular that certain parcel ur trad of land situate, lying and being in the Municipality of North Vancouver, I'm mice of British Columbia, ami knuwn and described as I.ol 1, block 16, in subdivision of District Lot 2088, group I, Vancouver district, according tu the registered map ur plau uf suid sulnlivi siun deposited iu Ihe lunid Kegistry Ollice sl Ihe City uf Vancouver iu said pruviuce. Terms, 30 per cent cash, balance on prod,i.iinn of deed For furtber psrliculars sud condi lions of sale apply to F. M. Mcl.cud, Ksq,, room 2, Hsrtney Chambers, 347 Peudtr atreet West, Vsncouver, B. C, Dsted st tbe Cily of Vancouver, B. ti., Oct. 18th, UU. Western Dominion Land & Investment Co. LIMITED With Which U Incorporated Bevan, Gore 4 EUot, Limited North Vancouver Branch: 67 Lenedsls Avenue, opposite Post Offlcs. BsprsssBUaf iJynn Creek Une Wnss United. Ws bars money fsr Agreement, for Bsls. Nothing tea large or too We have some good, inside buys; also good acreage listings Lynn Valley Sub-division. • <J 1*1 us quote you rata on Fire, Uc uid Accident INSURANCE 1MB McMillan & rod Pheso lit M WUIDAIX AVKHUK in BANK QF HAMILTON Capital Psid Dp ...... 13,000,000 Reserve snd Uudlvided Profits $3,6(10,000 Total Asset* oyer 146,000,000 THP incentive to thrift thst S snv- ings sccount gives yeu is even more valuable then ths sctusY interest thst sccunmlstes upon tliu du posit. T.s hsblt »f saving-assuring comfort in ol<| sge—|s gs ossily so- quired ss tho hsbjt of spomliug. Hanking sorvico in the Havings lie pertinent of ihe Bank of Hamilton Is as sincerely offered to tho man who . deposits a few dollurs a mouth aa tu Iinme wlm deposit thousands. Buful)' deposit buses provided al mud. erate rente), i.'. a. iiKsvniti, at-cni, Hurl* Vaueuiiirr Hid OffU. 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FIRST STREET, EAST \. i - School Attendance Last Month Makes Record Tliu monthly (limiting nl (he city school trustees was iiulil uu Wednesday evening it) tits Hidgeway school lioanl ratlin, Mr. tl. H. McDowell, clisirmaii, presiding. Ill tl)e school, reporl it was shuwu Ilml tlm enrollment of scholars st the several si'houls totalled 751, (thm ex spoiling spy previous record by W, ills IrillOtUll |M mil.iv;,: High school, lit (iniifrtl -ii. i.un..ini.- m i.'iii,.,.,,.,, 'lit. Tho average ilnily iitli'iiilmiiT was aliout Ul) psr cent. Mr. Wnolrhlgo, innnitiil schpoi ip uli'tictor, reported thai that brunch 0f Ihu education hail now 170 pupils tsit iug tlio .-"iin.!'. Ho n fiiviiini ssvorsl minor alterations ami improvements to tlm |iri'ii:iit promises soil the chairman uuii liiiililing committee were s)>|ioiotei! to iv|iiii'i on llm wurlt. Tim uso of tho lisssipent a. the lioiisilulo school he grsiitml to the North vancuuvor Iluy Scout, one ovouiiig s uri'li iluring llm wiutor mouths fur the |iur|iiinc uf ilrllliiig ami instructing tbo Imys was n-J...1 I'ur by Acting Scout Miistur II. N. Ford suil grsutoil by tho iu lnml liiiiinl, who .'\|'ii';i:ii-il g ilosiro Iu ii. lc the iiiuvomoiit. I'm llm i >u j (.mi- of tbo high schoul . Imliii . Ii>>lilni|.' a .,",ml, I'i iiii i|ml Hollar requi'slcil Iho uso of tho l.uusilale ■uliuul un Friday evening, Nov. 1, ami was occetleil to. Principal iti'iini'ii reported tbst I here wore nincleeii children from the lii'lrict altcmliug Ihc Hiilguway school. Tliui llic class allouiliiiice iu somo ■user huil reached their masimum. The report wa. received ami une or twu mall ith requiring attention were tu lie remedied. A i "iiiiiiiini, uiiuii rceeiveil from Hsll i iluwyer, contractors for widening Fiiirlli street, requested llie jirivilege In gtsile the tVnlrul school gruumls tu lhe level uf lilt street with excavation. Irnm slrect. The secretary was iu • I ru. I i'.i lu write that the truste unulil nut consent lu such wurk being tarrioil uul. Ill mt) |i". uipouis slid pleurisy, am| for weeds his Hfo wss ilospairci| nl T||is seriously hindered Iiih studies It) iht t!>ep, .g)t's! college, lml despite fills selliack be graduated tills year faMii Westminster Hsll, making, high Sliough1 percentage of marks tu enable him tu Iako a special course sud qualify noxt year for the B. D: dogroo if Im sp desires. It ii s mii'i' ''imji'i'imi' to ssy thst one whn i» so naturally s student ss is Mr. Van Muuster will avail himself uf llm uppurl unity uml Ip mini her year's lime tbe ilQVoleil Id I cm of II. 11. win bs eoupleil with the tl. A. which lie |s nuw |ii;ilin. i to usu. A map of groat ideals, of strong cliiii-acier,, nnd kindly liesrt, with sn St.rsctivo personality, sn especially magnetic force for young people, snd, above all, a man of sterling worth, Mr. Van Monster hss before bim a prospect bright with possibility iiml a ■ureer ill one of the highest callings of life, Ip which bo will not fsll to achieve 'ilmi lie Ilmi pluiiimil for himself, snd of which his iilina mntor will In (bo future refer lo with prido. This, theu, is the young ami prosperous church, Slid Una llie equally promising minister which sre to bo united luuiglil liy the Presbytery. The llnul,'mini llev. Or. Wright, will pre side, ordain and induct; Hev. Mr iinini will preach; Kcv. II Maclcud will .Mn llio congregation,'uiul the Kcv. Dr. Mackay will address lhe minister. Canada's Best Customer Market For Unlimited Quantities ws,MM-tl''*1."'HH"i'»>l"MiH.m Luck of (he CM Oi, the Omen of Bad ' U4 By CLARISSA MACKIE |i 111111 hi 1111111111111 li United Kingdom Wsnts Our Whist snd Is Beady to Tsks Our Flour- United Statss s Keen Competitor. St. Andrew's Boys' Club The unniiiil banquet of Ihe bl. Air ilrow's Hoys' I'lub luuk place lasl nigbl nt lhe basemont uf the church. The first part nf the evening wus spent iu giimcs. Al eight fifteen twenty happy buys sal duwu lu u dainty supper. Kev. liiiiiiiiil tluelcud presided. After supper mu uDieerH were sppoiuted ss follows: Hun. pros., Kev. Kuiinld Maclcad; pre ..nli'iil. Master Hubert Gibson; se.re lary, Willium l'ow; treasurer, Victor MiUau, social leader. Freeman Thuiiiui; athletic leader, .lulni Baton.. A very happy eveuing was brought tu s cluse bj Ihc singing ui Ihc Nutiuual Anthcin ami three lusty cheers fur Mr. Hou. Inii, the retiring ulliccrs und the min. islet The club meets every Thursday evening al seven u'clock iu lhe base mini of Ihe church. All the youug buys uf the church ur slruugers arc inuile welcome. Record of Progress North Lonsdale Church Continued from psgs 1 lias nu hesitation iu snyiug Ihul il is very largely due lu the magnetic personality of Mr. Van Muuster aud ln> estimable partner in life lhat sueh progress lias been achieved, ami if tbe reader eoold bow bul beard Ihe eulog Isms uttered by the congregation through their representatives at a ie iunl silling of lhe I'resbytery, he would have uo heiitation in joining iu gluw Ing I'rogeorlicstious ruucerulng the future. That the eougregstiou made no mistake in calliug Mr. Vau Muuster ami Ihc Presbytery sMcd wisely snd well in sanctioning the "call" .can uuly be proves by foture events, but thul il ni pruuf will be furtbeuming is a certainty. Keiu vun Muuster was bom ip Octo bor, 1879, in liccuwardcu, Netherlands, and after a public school education inalrieulateij fruni Gymnasium corns |.muling lu high schoul- - at l<cruwar deu iu June, lilt. For Ibo nest four years he studied science and mul lie nialli'S iu the I'uiversity of Amsterdam, following ibis wilh one year of niciu- iu Ihe university st Oroningou. He sailed for i'una.lu lu September, 1 'id.'.. and acted a. astiilsnt professor in i'bysioiogy sud zoology is the I'm versily of Msnilobs st Winnipeg, from October, imu. till September, mi. Iluring Ibis period—Msy, 1W00—bs ob tinned the degree of Uschelor of Arts st tho university. I.esviug Winnipeg, lie . mii.' oul iu Victoria, II. (.'., sud started leaching in the public schools there in .Immnry, 11111,1. continuing in I liis wort for Iwo years, lo Msy, 1909, 'he.esrnsd Ihe M. A., degree from Hie Iniversjly of Mssitoba. From •January to October, 1910, Mr. Vsn Munstor wss tutor io mathematics in Wcsiininsier Hall, .tartlng In Nortb i.niisdiiii' snd l.ynn Vslley sl that lime a> missionary in charge of these two siatioui. About April snd May, MUI, tbs studsnt wss laksn seriously / uiin'al llgurei uf the Britiall grain and lluur etpurls for the past yesr which have boen rceeiveil by the Tradi tnd Cuminerce Department furm tin Iruugest possible obstacle tu the sd locates uf reciprocity. They contend that the farmers need the American market for the western wheal un Iwo grounds. One is that the Hrilish mar kcl is lou small, and is insufficient, and hccuiiiI thul the United States is no longer un exporting country in wheat and wheat products but au importing cuunlry. These llgures sliow on the contrary that at present uuly uue fifth uf Greut Britain's wheal is supplied by fossils and second that the United Slate, is one of the Dominion's must important competitors for thc wheal Irade of Britain ami Camilla's uuly ■i im..-. rival in the Hrilish Hour market. The conclusion is that there is plenty of room for thc expansion uf t'auuilian wheat Irade iu the I'nitsd Kingdom ami that il is ridiculous for us to ex pod the rulied Slates lo form a mar kcl for our grain wiieu it is our great est rival in the old country. Tbis Bbows It iu 1010-11 the United States sent 9,479,000 -hundredweight ur HMtflOt bushels tu the United Kingdom, whereas inuii.i.i sent 13,835,000 hundred weight ur W,OO»,OO0 bushels, iu 191 111 Ihe United Slates increased their sales uf wheal in Greal Britain tu ili, i,ini,iji,i, bushels, Canadian sales ninuiin! cil lu 37,000,0011 bushels, lu lluur sales the United Mlutcs leads Cauada, al ihuugh the Dominion promises iu a few years to be in the lead, iu 191011 Uniled stai*" expurts tu Greul Hrilain were ■>.-.'-',IMG cwt. and t'auada's I, UiO/lfl ewl., aud iu 1011-18 lbc United States llgures dropped lu 4,IJM98 ewl. and Canada's mu I tu ifllMt ewl. There is an almost unlimited market fur Canadian oats iu Greut Britain. Kussiu und Argent ma dumiii ale the market, with Canada a bad third. Canada's export of osls iu lllll VI amounted to about three million bushels. Want Canada's Wheat W. 1. F.gsu, 1 imii,Imu trade coiumis sinner at Manchester, commenting uu those figures iu t report to Ibe Trade and Commerce Department, remark,: "Thc milling trade uf Lancsibirc, wboie facilities sre growing couliuu a|ly, both in Liverpool sud Manchester, sre very much iu favur of Canadian wheat, ami slate thst lbc Ijurssbirc uisrkel, which i. tbo mosl direct and belt situated fur distribution, is pre pared It handle all Ibst may be .hipped here, claiming tbst there is no limit lo possible ej pa ns 1 on. "Tbo trsde continue tbeir prune of our whest, syslem of grsding, aud si port condition, from Canadian ports, Sll expressing tuu wi.il thai in Ihs near future sll our grain would br shipped from our owu port, ami "''.der Caua din 11 regulations." THI POPULATION OF ICELAND The Irish consul shows tbst tbe present population 1. 4,681,901) 1 decrease in ten yean of 76,8111, or l.J pet cent. Tbo decrease of mslei ii 0.9 per ccpl., snd females 9.8 per font. According4to.tbe enumerators' sum inarics, 8,989,06* ol tbe population sre returned as Human Catholics, s tie crease of i.l per cent, os the number so returned top yoars ago, while I'ro Icstsnt Kplscopsllau. number 611,1 49, SS Incrssss of l psr (sat. "Wbere did It cuius from 7" demand- sd Bob ssbln. boss of IDs logging camp. Tb* csmp cook waved s Honry hand lo uildslr. "Search ns.'' Uo ssid frankly. "Here I sst asking tbsss bsr* biscuits wben sll of s spddlDt t»1 tim fslt queer sud 1 looked up to l«* tbst critter staring st mo big ss lib. 1 swan it givo ns s turu to look at It" "1 nsvsr saw a cross eyed cut bs tors," rsmsrked Ssbln. surveying tbo Isrgo blsck, lean looking feline wbicb bsd sppesrsd lo csmp tbnc uiornlng Tbs est bsd beeu wssblng lis face Industriously, but under Ssblu's steady scrutiny It suddenly ceased Ils labors and stared back st bim uncannily. Tbs rlgbt eye wss large snd yellow, Kith dilating blsck pupil In Its proper lilm'''. but tbe loft orb wss marred by a decided cast lu fsct tbo pupil of tbe eys mnnlfested s desire to tlissp- pear entirely behind tbe animal's nose. "I wonder If It means bad luck)" inin uul Sablu. laiter In tbe day Siihln remembered tbe cross syed cut. and wltb a thought to tbs Ingrained superstitions of some of bis men snd the titincccsssr; talk tbat would be escbenged among tbem. to tbs detriment or tbeir work, be or dered Smith, n oewcomsr, to carry the est to wbere the blgbney crossed s llttls section of woods wbcreln tbey were working snd there lesve tbe est. Olsd of soy relief from tbs tedium of hauling logs lo tbe river book, young Sinlth picked up tbe black est sod csrrlsd It. unresisting. Into tbs sbsdow of tbs woods. Ao bour later bs returned to ssy tbst bs bsd'left tbs black est sitting lo tbs middle of tbs highway. "Osvs me s creepy feeling down tbe spins ss I wslked .way," bs rsmsrked at suppsr, "snd I turned snd looked bsck, aod I know you won't believe wbst I'm going to tall you," bs concluded hastily. "Ob, yss, ws will." chorused but com panlmis. "Hro aliead, Smithy T "1 turned aud looked bsck, sod by tricky, boys, tbst est bsd shifted ber position so tbst sbs wu looking sfter me wltb tbem crossed eyss of hers, asd 1 nsvsr wsnt to sss s mors ovb sails uu snybody's fscs than tbsru was ou bora" "Hub." "A est .mils" "Ain't you going It nitber strong, BmlUiyr "Hemeuiber tbi. sln't no 'Alice In Wonderland' party," protested unother Aald tb* dn.1 un of gibes Hub Se- bin's deur voice startled tneio Into sl Use*. "If you don't heller* Stnllb. Juat look there, boys," bs said qulclly Ther* wss slicing ss tbe elglil men turned snd looked st tbe .pul wbicb bt bsd Indicated Tbere, on Ibe edge of tbs limber gruwtb, sot tbe bluck. cross syed est, an evil smile curving bsr wide mouth "Hood bssvens! I'a not going to bsvo tbst thing around bere!" ejaculal ed I'etcrsoo, springing from bis cbalr "Wbst srs you going to do'/" lit wa. ssked. "till bsr full of lead," he announced ominously. Hut tbere wss s murmur of protest from bis coapsnlons. Subiu wntclied tbem curiously, noting tbe element of superstition Ibst tluged tboir bundling of this tuutier. Ills men were com posed uf Ainerlcnns.Swcdc.uiid Kreucb Canadians, and of tbem all tbe Kreucb men were tbs most excitable "Ab, m'slsu," appealed Jeun Kabroli to Ills boss, "prsy let u. uot bsrm te •vli eyed call None of us bare too ui'i'icb of se good fortune lo lake ie reeik I myself will lake ber gently swsy snd lose ber." "That, tbe best plsn, Peterson.'' tald la bin, wilb s nod toward lbe man wbo wss seeking bis gun. 1'eteiKoo wss dlssppointed and came bsck lo tbe table "Tbsnt's only ons wsy you csn lo>e tbst est," be grumbled. young Smith nodded bis bead "She certainly cam* bsck!" bs ejaculated. "Wbst will you do, Jean'/' "Ab, tsko ber in is dsrkness snd lose ber forever ts ts ungle of woods on i« otber tid° of s* .*.?•?." rstllsd tbe Krsocbmas gayiy. "Tbst's a good Ides, Jssn," commend ed Hsbin, rising from tbs table. "Take tbe small host ssd be bsck ss soou st posslbts. Ws CSS'I 1st S est Interfere with oor work In lbs morning. It's ss Important msiter ibst ws get tbis lot down wltiout delay." "Oul. m'slsu," rsspoodsd imt ti- borls as bs suddenly swooped down upon lb* cross sysd est snd csugbt It deitsroosly Is bis Isrgs bauds. As bt dlmppeared Is tbs direction 04Ul* rip pllng river bis comrades exebenged •mils* of tmuMneut and coscsrn. "Bar rill com* back." ssid Unto, lb* Uf 8w*de, ss tt* pushed besrlly awsy from tbs labia. "I'll give luv ibr** time, to etas tack. Tb* but Umt will b* my Urs," turned PsUrtoo ominously. Neil dsy tbs trig driv* occurred, sal •a bin asd a uumbsr of plcksd msn Wsnt down to Doubl* forks hoping tt avart A tttmMliW at Itt hoabla of tbe ~-n. m mmmmm^mm m. mm. -.-rmmmi m. a^v previous ysgr. 'fps rwsr wu running hll. fpr it)* spr|ug freshets bsd sddud tbeir slmre lo tbs brimming .tresm. The logs cams down a roaring, mm. bllng chaos of blackness, now snd (bail tossing put n dark srm ss tbs pressor* frnm behind becstns bssitsr. Sabln. lull snd musculsr nnd btndsoms, stood 011 the east bank pt tilt river st tbs forks snd wutcbet) tbs logs crowding iirmmfl tbs beud. Oq either bank Ids men were strung along wltb poles, sinuilliig ready to risk llfs and limb tbs liisliiiii necessity called for It All wure rough corduroy clothing and long b|p boots. ''If tbis lot gets through all rlgbt we'll be ssfe this time." muttered Sabln fo young Smith, wlu> stood closs beside hlm. Tbey looked upstresm wbtrs tbs whlls foam bubbled around a mass ot tumbling logs, tt iw* a great sight. especially when n log wss tossed Iwcnly feet In tbs sir to corns crssblng down upun Its fellows In tbs water. Ths two tnei| were so Interested Is tbt sight of tbe approaching lop tbst tbey did not realise sl lirst wbst bsd bsp- pencil when Peterson's soles srs* meg- niiiniin ii across tbe river. "Jam ihorc!" be yelled. "Jsml" 8sbln looked, It was true, Across ths rivor directly In front Ot tbem snd ot Its narrowest point tbs logs bod Jammed Into s wsll tbsl .momentarily grew wider ss mor* logs were added ss Ihey limited down. Somewhere lu tbst innie ot tree trunks was one log tbst formed tb* key to tb* siiiiutiuii. Locsts ibat log ond pry II looso snd tbs wsll would lie broken. Then tb* rest of tbs driv* would follow Ilk* s flock ot sheep. Sabln frowned snd swore a llttls. Tbere wss s chorus ot Indlgnsnt yells ss suddenly there broke from tbe woods on tbe west bank of ths rlvsr s leau. black streak tbat shot out In ons flying leap, and lauded on ons of Ibe logs tbst formed tbs lowsr snd ot Us bsrrlcr. ' "The cross eyed catl" yelled Pstsrson through ths -megaphone. Tben b* il.-nu-eii angrily up tnd dowo tt Us I'liniliiiicil: "I knew It would bring us bad luck, Ur. Sabln. If 1 csn borrow 0 gun I'd like to knock It Into dlndersl fin. 17" "Don't be s fool, I'elersonl" sboutsd bsck bis employer. "Ons of yoo fei-' low! get out tbere tnd start tbst Jsm. sud I guess tbe cat will gsl sll tbst's coming to hlm." Ibere was a moment's conference nuiiing tbe men on tbo west bank, snd Iben Peterson lesped to tbe nearest ot tbe closely packed logs snd msde bis way cautiously toward Ibe outer edge of Ihe jam. Be carried s gun. All st once Ihe lumbermen met wltb snolbcr surprise, from tbe ssms point In Ibe woods from wbence bsd come Ibe cross eyed est tbere darted a girl's slender form. Sbs wore s red cloak, and a red knitted cap wss toss- ed on lbc back of bor wind blown dark Imlr She looked neither tn (be left or right. Her gstc seemed transited upon Ibe smsll black fora of lbs cruss eyed cat anil tbe gun In Peter- siui's band A Iiniiiii on Ibe beels of Peterson sbs leaped fearlessly to tbe floating logs and then darted from ons to another until she pouted close behind Peterson's big form. Tbe boss Inmberinso on the shore watched her wllh panic stricken eyes. If Ihe Jsm should break, os It might ony lustanl, wbat cbntice would tbut frail girl bare among lbs grinding logs! Peterson, big and strong as be was. realised tbst be was Inking a chance lu trying to break tne Jsm. "Cowurd!" cried ibe girl, bsr volet ringing clearly above the boiling of tbt wuter among tbe logs. As sbe spots she uiiuii imi I'clcrsun't guo from Uls oertelets hand and dung It Into tbs streum Then sbe leaixtd to tbe eiior mou. pine log 011 which tbe cross eyed cat sst ond clusped tbs uncanny creature In ber arms. Then sbe arose and for lbc hrst lime seemed to realtis tbs situation Her lift waa nol worth an Inatnul's purcbaae if tbe Jam broke She turned terror atrlckcu eyes toward Psterson, wbo Indulged In ous of bis derc* Uls of anger, laughed contemptuously sl ber snd leisurely picked bis wsy orsr ths logs, pretending to acrutluli* escb one searching for tbs key log Ibsl would brcsk tbe Jam. Sabln watched ths two for 00s long minute. Then, with sn Indrawn breath of mingled rage snd fesr, bt sst nut foot on the nesrest log ssd went to tbe rssc'ut of tbo girl, it bs lifted oer fainting form Is 'bit arms, togetuei wltb tb* black cat, wbicb tb* sllll csrrlsd wrapped Is lbe folds of bsr red cloak, bs left Uis grsst piss log oo wbicb Ui* cross sysd est bad dslgued to sit Sablu's foot bsd bsrely left in* log wbto It shivered silfbUy. 'Tbs ksy log-ahe'* breaking now)'' shouted Sabln snd raced for tb* oesr sstshort Aa Iw stumbled op Uu rivtr btnk wltb bis doubts load of lovsly girl sod Cross eyed blsck est tber* curat a crashing boom from tb* river ss tut Jsm broke ssd (be logs went thundering down to thoir destination Afttr beautiful U.lale Wood* hkd departed for home wltb btr lost pet - yss, ID* cross tytd black cat big Peterson approached tbs lumber boas sbsaefscedly enough. "I tuppost yoo'll wsnt ae to band In my tims, sir/' bt muttered "It's sll Uw luck of Uiat cross sytd cat" "Nooatastt" rsturusd Bsblo brightly, 1 happy light lo bit dark syes "Slay os. PsUrtoo, tod try to remember tbsl tbs eroat sysd est broks Uw Ism, sfter sil. If ssybody csn show ma a bttttr mascot thin a cross sysd black cat I'd like to b* shows." AfUr sabln bsd aurrltd MtlaU Woods ssd bsd become part owner of Uw black sal tbay uadarstood wbat bt ■ Items of Interest »r Ji tti fi'pgHs. bin reiurned from a Visit tfl Beattle, Spokane am) other coast cities. Wr SUd Urs. P. I .arson announce the engagement of their daughter, Olgs, to Mr. James J). Wjtton of Vancouver Mrs. 8. Keuiioi|yrof lilth street sud her dsugbtsr, Christine, loft lsst Thursday for Ssntiugo, where thoy iplepd spending ths winter. On Saturday afternoon Mr. V, V. iinni", in his ii'i" n iin■,.miin,mt Kmi esr "Psthfinder" visited North Vpn cuuver. Mr, lliiuey wtt tho driver of tho car on whieb Mr, Wilby mude the Halifax to Vancouver (rip. At tho iusiun..* of Aid. Irwiu during tha regular sessiun nf the city council last eveuing, the clerk was instructed tn prepsro s if law providing for tlte naming of those slreels iu the city which are at present uunuipei). Mr. ami Mrs. Calvert, uf l.imlsuy. Ontario, sre the guests of Mr. ami sirs, w. r». Parkins, or aim street, tu, Calvert, who is Mr- Parkins' uncle, is inimetiSBly impressed with Mis growth 0lM.itmf,,iMi. it YMfiUmir, ISg years Sgu, The ilesth of Mr*-I'hilip toward Gregory, aged 04 years .occurred at his resid c, HIS 14th avonue west. Th* funtirui will be held ou Thursday from the residence to oddfellows' cemetery, Vuniouvcr. Norlli Vencouver Lodge fit), nn will ennducl the services. Mr. Kuss, proprietor of the Ciipilann Laundry, lias made extensive Improve menl. to his plant, liaviiii! added uu olher slory to his laundry buililingi ■■nni is now pruparcd to do sll kinds of laundry work including sin it n gun ii whiili were heretofore sunt O'Jt- ,' LONSDALE CARLINE EXTENSION The Cheapest Buy on the *> Ave-pue is the S^2 of Lot 34, Block 228, D. L. 545. Price: $3,000 on very easy terms. THIS LOT HAS 35 FEET FRONTAGE See our list of North Lonsdale Properties HOODtSOUTAR 213 Lonsdale Avenue A puldic meeting will lie held ill the ,i() liull iiu Tliursduy aflernuuii under Ihe susplr*! nf the lueal branch uf the Viiluriau Order uf Nurses. The meetiug. which will cummepee st three i'iiiu k, will be ii.I,In-.-e.l liy Miss Mac ieiii.ie, geneial superintendent of the Order in the Dominion. The wedding luuk place ou .Monday at HI. .lolni's chimb, North Vancou ver, of Mr. I''releriek Shirley, of Kd .ii"i.i"ii. youngest sun nf Mr. Arthur Shirley, Monlpelier, Hrislul, Kuglainl, tuul Miss l.'lhcl I'ickard, uuly daughtei if Mr. Joseph I'ickard, of Keith Mad west, North Vancouver. The Hev. J Hugh Hooper officiated. Thc edilor is iu receipt of a lotter frtiin a rorfetpoildept signiug himself "An Inlerested Visitor," sdvocating Ibe use of a portion of Victoria l'srk for city hull purposes. Utters sre published iu llic Express only over tbe name uf the writer. We may say, how ever, that tbe siiggestiun is uot prac licaldc for the reason thai the deed of gift conveys the park to the city, for park purposes uuly, and Ihu ilunors ure uut willing lo umeiid tu permit of the erection of buildings thereun. KID RAYMOND vs. JOHNNY LEONARD It is sunuuiiccd that a bout has been urrunged bet ween Kid Kuymund, bus iug instructor Hustings Athletic Club, nf Vutnuuver, und Johnny Leonard instructor to the North Vancouver Alh letic Club, which will be pulled off at I'nnell Huir iu Ihe near future. Ernest Day vs. Frank Miller BXQIWNO WRBBTMNO MATCH . WO* TAW VLAOV, PRIDAY A Wi-HtHAe". IllSiBll of unusual jnlcr sst Is billed to take place iu the North Vaneouver Athletic Club ruums uu thu egrner nf Kaplsuade west and I,ons dsie avenue oil Friday ovening, Tli contestants are to be Krursl ilay, the ipspsger Of Hm local • 1..li, ami t'ruuk Miller. The latter lips proposing in throw the former twice in uue ho i aud the former hss dosed with the tatter's proposition. The point' is, will the bitter iio itt It is i -u ..•.. i '■ op- lii'ipuled that a very large audience will weud its way lu the club ruums uu Friday night lu watch this riil.il- sulvu Ilself. Dsy is a Ht pounder b.il Miller him l"i'iin in .uvuii'ilupoia by lifleen pm.ml:. Huth ure hrst tiou |i ieuli- lie wrestlers, and il roninirs lu be soon iu which man svo'ril. puis uml science is the belter bulunecd. Duy uu hi. llrsl appearance in Nurlh Vuncuuver, made a creditable shewing ill s twenty.minute hour with Kciishuw. lie alsu won a du.idcd victory in un en ouulcr with Tom Knlly, former li In weight elinttiplnii of lhc I'a ili, const There ure also uther rcduttlilnble Ir implis which nne cut.Id siring alter Day's lis nn if space permitted, Suffice it to say that lie is contiilenl hinisell thnt he will add one mure tn tiicslriig uu Friday evening. Miller, who is inure or less knnwn uu this euutit, lius made u considerable name for himself iu Ihe Slates--iu l'ortlaiul particularly. He is keen uu iicmuii.trstipg his science here, apd his encounter with Dsy pruniises to be ono of the must esciting anil Interesting iHtnffltoBMiiigy Itii garth Sl-tit, Too Late to Classify WANTKD titrl for gcncr.l house work. No washing, .157 HHh street casl. 2t ID Warm, newly up. llli'i Sixth Irum i.onsilule furnished rooms, 11.50 street west, hrst block 86-10 The Monarch Malleable Range Everybody knows the Monarch. If you intend purchasing a Range this fall, it will pay you to investigate the Monarch. It costs less, lasts longer and burns less coal or wood than any other malleable range sold in North Vancouver. ~V Patterson & Goldie HARDWARE Phone 66 105-7 Esplanade West LOANS .'. . Four Roomed Modern House on Moody, $250 cash and $30 a month. Apply 104 Esplanade, West CARDINALL & MacGREGOR* IM BSPLAHADB Loctl AgeWa tor Iritis* Bttpirs Hone lasurssce Oo, London Astsrsjics Company Wt will U ptsassd ts bavs listings; also horns, for sale or rsat. Pbobs Ml P. «. Iff IM BBNBST DAY N.V. League Auociation Football CALEDONIANS Tt. BOYAL ENUIN EBEfl The t'aleilonian and Hoyul F.up u"ci teams met un Saturday aflernuuii al the i.-.i.ui i.m park lo pluy a league match fur thc Allan cup. ■in the first half of thegutnc the t'ale duniaiis hud lhc play ull their uuu. scoring 10 guuls without much trouble as the engineers appeared ilefeurciess and shuwed little or nu continuation. The captain uf the engineers' team luuk advantage uf half lime lo rcorgau its Iiii men and the second half of the game proved this a wise step for the game was more even and although the engineers were unable to score liiey pul up a belter defence au.l prevented the ' uli .Illinium iiuiu pin. ii lunrc then :' (.-mil- lu Iheir credli iu thc lasl half. At the cluse uf the guiim the score stood Caledonians VI pual.. F.n giueers o. Herewith is tbe Caledonian I cum. (Josl, ilauiilloii; backs, I'm.ilu. and Wilson; half backs, I), liutchiusuii, Mc Mill.u, I'ul.nu.; fofwards, Smith, Km lie, HuU'blnsou, (I. Dsridaui, ti. lla videos. The t'aleduuiaiis head Ibe league up lu dtle with 1 poiuts. Sammy Oood, Lstt North Veuconvsi Atalstlc Olub Oeta Euy Win lu His First Frofssslonal Bout. tin Saturday eveuiug Stuiuin liuml, Ihe ei Norlb Vancouver Athletic Hub light weight hard biting bolter, msde his hrst appearance in the professional ring when be was matched against Jack lladiluck uf i'owell lliver, a boner who had Ibe besl of tbe weighl by Ilf iuuu or twenty pounds. The buut »».- scheduled us a ten roomi one, bul owing to the hard puuehing ami science uf (lood, il became ijuito evident tu Ihc spectuturs that lln.I,In, I, could mil stand up against such a fusiladc of hard blows for more thuu half of the nuiii In-r of rounds scheduled. 'I'll - surmise proved ijuitc correct for tin man who started favorite was sent crashing to the Hour wilh a splendidly measured right tu the cbis followed up with a forceful left on the stomach, Itclcrcc Jimmy Hewitt'counted "leu" bul poor Haddock continued to count Ihc stars he saw fur at least twice "ten" and of course Jimmy was fait ed lo declare him knocked oul. Sammy Hood showed much cluss and nun admiration for his clean am1 cle ver boxing, and his general deportment in the ring showed him to be quile nl Iniiin- and had thc effect of making the spectators wonder if it .vis uot Hsd dock who was makiug his lirsl profes lional appearance. Sammy has devel lipid a very effective lefl and punched straight from the shoulder instead of wilh the wild swinging style uf his amateur days. The i.inii was pn,in.ilmI by Jimmy lletweiler and was held in Cosgrove's new picture theatre. Kohl. Scsnlou, su pcriiilemlenl of the I'nlp mills und I. Kinney, manager uf the I'owell Biver Hotel were the timekeepers. I'al ItulfiTly of Vancouver cbslleug ed the winner and Good suuounced Himself ready to meet him. Sammy also hurled u challenge lu Kruie Bar rieau of Vancouver, Al. Jeffs and Jne Bayley of Victoria, un.l Fat Scott of Vancouver, in fact il is a case of let them all conic, but of course, uue ol u lime. Johnny Leonard, manager, ami train er of tuul.I sparred with Young Hack .ns.Iiniuii in uue preliminary, while ti ... beal Yuung' Smith in thc wreilliug .null -t Be prepared for the cold and miserable weather by purchasing one of our heaters We have thirty different styles for both wood and 1 coal and every one is guaranteed Give us a trial paine & McMillan NOBTH VANOOUVBB'8 LEADING HABDWABB MERCHANTS Phone 12. FIRST STREET AND LONSDALE V WARNING To psrsuts wbo bsve the health of thair children to look after: See, Ihlt tbsir feet srs kept dry. Ws bavs t full line of Children i BooU ani Muss tbat ars rslnproof; shots that srs built to .tend Uie rough road, and wst wutlur of British Columbia. Our BUBBBB snd LEATHEB COMBINATION Boots ars tils thing for boyi. Aak to tss Uism. Tbsy srs waUrproof. Ws bavs sitrs High Leg Boots for tbs (iris, in ali the now shapes. Aak u> see tba Slater BooU for Us Udiss. Tbay bars waterproof soles sad sis up to date in ttyle. We have them la all Ustbsrs. Tbay srs made to wear WITHOUT rubber.. Our lists of Man's BooU sad Bhoes, both for disss mau ani tot wot.-, ue net squalled is British Columbia. A look in our windows will convince you. Ws cannot show sll our linst Is tlw windows, but BTEF INSIDE snd eur psbssassn will bs pUaaed to try os sny pair Is tbe .tors. OUB NEW BUBBBB OOODB ABB IN BEFAIB WOEK A SPECIALTY Everybody's Shoe Store WOOD * SON P.O. 1815 FIRST STREET EAST TH. 393 Don't Take Chances! vh Phone 80 B'usiuess men sud business bouses ars uaually Judged by the printed mat Ur they send out. Cau you afford to take chances witb your priuting when good work in this Hue cosU llttls, If suy, mors. We Do Good Work NOBTH 8HOBE PBESS LIMITED First Street East, Nortb Vsncouver To Succeed in Business YOU MUST Advertise REMOVAL NOTICE ■ i ■ fTHE - NORTH SHORE DRUG CO. have moved to ' 59 .Lonsdale Avenue, two doors from Esplanade. ' I nm 1
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1912-10-22 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Express_1912_10_22 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
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Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0309819 |
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Longitude | -123.073889 |
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