"Brffcf ^f* 991 mmmmmmw*mw**m9m^mmmmmummmmsmmmmmBsmmmm 99999 TAMtTjmm, % 9i F»B>af, Mttim999 », W- NUMBBB 24 A public Billing wUl M Wd m tb* "r™ Tfffrr 9*99 mrtWmflmm ifF*'"fpi Mr™ "Pff Pacanfm, at b a'plpp* ft? tb. purpose or dUcussing tbt proppud arrangemout bttwttn tbt 0. T. P. Btllwar Bo- mi tin mi Ot Nwttl )lto*m9 '9 F»" w*jr dotting in Vimjcwstw. ft ♦ '< I I WHJAI. AW PSBSOlfAI, Wis. J. 0. Morrison .will not receive OH tbt second Wednesday of December Mf. W. J. Irwin, wbo is at present in Victoria, It oipoctcil homo tomor rpw A granil bazaar anil dinner is to take place in connection with St. Au ijriw'i Pfoabytoriau church ou Hocom ber 10th. A most enjoyable (unction Is anticlpatoil. A trio of Italians, named Dominion • fan, Mick Forgin and Nicholas Scall, were on Wednesday morniug found guilty of having boon drunk and ilia orderly and were fined 16 ami costs or Hi days iu default. Mr. A. /. Drury, for tevors) years associated with the St. Eugeno Milling OMAgny, ami well known to til former residents of Hoselanil, was a visitor at the Kxprcss ollico this morning. Mr. Drury is at prosout coouecteii with tho Matou k Bitch I'lano tlompauy, at Vancouvtr. Witb tbe Bev. T. IT itowe as principal, tbt St. Thomaa' Qlrls School, N. Lontdali, now opencil, thouiil bo riiiiio a flourishing institution. Par outs wbo desire thtir daughters fo lie will educated at reasonable espouse havo here a seminary thtt should moot their wishes. Arrangements are now afoot to bave a building envied in the spring which will accommodate thirty or forty boanlors lo nldition to day pupils. Ur. Wm. Allan, of Strathavon, Scotland, recently visited North Van couver for tbo purposo of looking up bis ffiends, Mr. and Mrs. Bobt. Oil. mu, wlin reside in Nortb Lonsdale. Ur. Allan, wbo is a well-known contractor it enjoying bis second ploasuro trip around Iho world. He left on Wed BNday by tbe SS. Martina for tbe Hawaiian Islands, New /calami and Australia; tbence to Japan and home liy way of tbe Siberian and continent al railwiys. Mr. aad Mrt. W. D. McFarland of Fifth ttrttt were very pleasantly sur prised by V number of thair /rien.li laat Ivtelng, ditg annivi Tbty received •uls. Those pi Mrs. II. M Hum! Askew, Mr. aad MlUaa, Mr. and Or. aad Mrt. J. being tb ry tud Itrge n. eut toutb wed » eildillg. miser of prat- '.•te Mr. tnd and Mrt. II. A. Malcolm Mc- W. (!. (.'rocker, Morrison, Mist h*t v" Marl* and Miss/C»lbcrino Kennedy, Mr N. Kiaatdi, Mr. and Mrt. H. I'routt, Mr. T. t Holt and Mr. t. W. Btntoa. Tkl Aviniag was very cn joyably sptnt/ pitying whist Utile Jot Mlgt thought bt would im a bit more pf Hie world tban wu visibl* from bit horns on tbi comer of IBtb and Mahon, to po Tumlty ho tilled a favoribl* opportunity and wandered away witb ptithtr compass nor cpmaluerial. Hii distracted parent* iaitmtd tb* polirc witb tbo result tkat pat pf tat force located the small waadcrer aad restored bim to kit relative*. Hit travel* occupied all afternoon until about li o'clock and doubtful lie taw many fearful and wonderful things. II* ba* promised, however, to notify hll parents tnd tkl pr«* bifore undertaking kit neit crow-country tour. Tkt growing popularity of tki city a* a rasldaatiel district ii indicated by tk* building rtcordi tot tho pre* •nt moofh wkich show tbtt permit* to tkt total value of 161,260 btv* beta issued during tko list in days. At corop»red will) tki previous month tke figure* art highly satisfactory, showing ap Incroete of pvei 60 por cast. Erectly Ifty permit* fcave been issued ill of tbtn Wing ttf will dwelling house* averaging HMO apiece. Since Ik* Irtt of January permit* to tho vein* of nearly tbiee quartern of a million doJItrs have beta issued, Iho citct flgure being 0717,006. Tk* relurtt for tbe eleven months art as follows: January aod February, IH,- Ht; March, 111)4,360; April, ltl,Wt; May, 68,086; Juns, $66,416; July, 4108,416; Augutt, 076,860; September, ♦78.344; OcUrter, ♦84,700; November, 061,880. BBMOVAl NOTWB Mr, June* Mllltm tt HI lopAtlp Averte, has removed to the Hartaey Cbamben, 147 Ptnder Strati Wait, Vaaappytf, "FAITHFUL TO HER'OLD LOVE," J^«»Vi£j:\*.,ttio,iii "Tkat thit misting arts tbi city and diitrict councflt, tki Board of Trade and tbi Btttpsyen' Auoclatlon to seriously consider tb* idviitbllity pf actually opposing tbi Incorporation of tbe North Arm Bridgt tnd Bail way Company at Ottawa." Hesolutipn of miss meeting Saturday evening laat. NOBTH VANCOUVEB OITY FEB BIBS Prolt sod Lot* Statement for Octobtr, Wil Btctlptt— • Caih fires I 7.86 Passenger ticket sales .... 0400.60 Vehiclt ticket -sale* 1801.76 Prtlgbt rociipli ..- 830.46 Bent riceiptt 66.00 Wharfage account 36.00 Advertising revenue 03.60 11103.06 Dtibuntmeut*- - 88. No. 8- Bip equip 6.80 Btp. P.. tnd M. ' 601.80 Btp. Hull 49.14 Fuel tccouat ..1 861.49 Eng. iup 1.45 fleet. SBp 151 88. No. 1- Btp. eng. and mack 114.70 Fuel account .......... 04.00 I.ogll expense 46.00 Salaries 1848.70 Bint payment* -... ItM Advertising eipeuse 181.44 Waler account 31.00 Oil, wuti aad suodrii* .... 24.88 PrioUag and stationery .... IUM Llgkting account 133.30 Telephone account 13.86 Oeueral eipette IM Auditor*' fees UM Van. wbarf r*p*lra 801.18 frjuipaeut repair* 10.30 Uu aad dtmtgt 11.71 Wages 8887.40 N. V. Wharf rep 34.46 88. No. J- Bep. eng. and macb 400.40 Hep hull 8043)7 Fuel tccount 1101.80 Eng. sup 10.71 N. V. Floats rep 887.17 Proportlop in"- 41.06 Proportion insurance 468.88 Prppprtion debenture intern! 688.36 Donations IOOjOO 10(8044 Imi dislioricmtnl* 818.80 Ua* monthly depreciUion 863.00 Net low 80.61 — NOBTH ABM BBIDOB AND BAIL WAT WOFOflTION ^TTwrfrkfrffJ n.9W "WrWitT WWHWfll1 Ip support Mi eiplanation pf Um telegram which tbe city council, ditlrict council, Beard pf Trade and Katepayin' Association dispatched tp Mr., H. H. Steven*, M.p. in condemnation pf Iki Nortk Aim Bridge proposition, the same representee bodies mailed a lelltr to tk* Dominion government pa Widaoiday, enumtrat lag the vtriom rettons wkick prompt- ed Nortk Vincouver to to emphatically reject tkt icbeme. Tkose war* at follpwi: "That po pipyiimp ws* madi tay ipiotedlttt cpnstrpctlpp; tkat ao provliion wis midc for paatpgtr pr vehicular tnftc; tkat information rt- girding ffnapeiil »rr»ogem**t» wa* rifpaeA tit # tpmmittt* of IM mayay. acting reive tpd present of tki Bprt.4 ot Trado, tkit M»g looked upon a* lack ef eqntdence wben uking for mm, mwWrel ^W* tw wvmmim m t^ma tie inteutions was tubmittcd at to tbt building of Ihu railroad, tho apparent object boing to obtain a most valuable bridge site; that the railroad at projected on the plan submitted for our Inspection paralleled tbo location of Ibo V. W. k Y. tnd tht B. I. T. and B. Company; tnd tbat tht general information wat extremely indellnile and unsatisfactory to your petitioners. FBBBY DIBEOTOBB' MEETING Sftjual t| luutwty Accident ■- Mayor McNtiib OomaitoU pn Mr. Alei. Philip's Litter. Tkt firry dlrectoralt, at their rogu lar melting yesterday afternoon refer red to tbeir solicitor a letter from Mr. Jotopb Le Duke, of Vtiivouicr, claim iug |008 damages for lost sustained pa November 161 b wben bit team, attached to a heavy furniture wtgon, belted oa Lonidale Avenue tnd dish ed headlong into the waten of tbe Inlet. Through tbt medium of Messrs. Ogil vit k Brown, solicitors, Mr. UDujcc but* bis claim agalmt tht company on tht flat that tht gates at the entrance tp the wbarf were left open. He tlso stitee tkat during tke nlgkt servants or agtntt of tke company attached t rope to Ikt rig tall dragged it into deeper water, aad that neit morning pp tree* of titktr bones, wtgon hir nnt or any part of th* outfit could be found, and bive aot been seen linco. Tkt itemised kill it: Horses, 0666; wagon tad cover, $34; birncu 06; pair Pf blankets, 07. Tbe letter closed witk Ihe statement that'all claims against tbe company would be relcteod at once if tbe sccount wtrt paid immediately, otherwise damages would lie claimed for«loss of lime, etc. Mr. William Brown of Vancouvor wrote |p regard to Ike small ferry, No. 1, suggesting tbat u tbo boat wu used occasionally al least half of tkt lifebelts skould lie pltccd on tkt upper deck. Ht pointed put tkat la cat* pf aceidiat it would bt impossible for patMogws to got to tke lower deck for MU.' Tht directors instructed the lecre tary to reply suitably to tbit cprret- pondtnt. Mayor McNeish, who occupied the chair, tkea madt referent! to Mr- Alexander Pkilip'i letter on tkt "firry frosting" published jn lbc |ut issue pf tki Mom* 99 wpnkij? quoted Ik* extract '.'From tkt time of lodging these pltns tlH tbit reversion tp tk* O. T. P. scheme, we bear nothing more of tke crossing, tnd wbta ihis ickeme is discussed by lbc council, tkt mayor declares it hu Ike approval Of tki representative* of ti,' OouA of Tijsdp and tk* Bflapayeti' AttJrKla- Map. tnd tkpy all say ''No." The mayor emphatically Contended tkat m-iiliiT one of Ihem suid "No." Fur ther, Mr. Philip ukti "Do any of my fellow citizens wonder wbon I ask "What does if ull incanl There must lie something behind it all that wo know uot of. We ire still more mm siJi.-.i when Die mayor says, it will tsko a year to get this subway built." lu antwer to this His Worsliip de ilun-l tbat never in bis life did bo utter these fords. Such a thought nevi-r ontcrcd his miml. Finally Muyor McNeiih observed that considering tbe soudrco from which the letter emanated and tho au ibur's inclination towards writing to the press, and bit wilb to drag other people into answering iu lbc press, Ibe licit Using to do wu to leave tbo mailer ilone nmi ignore tucb letters entirely. Ilis Worship then announced that a public mooting will bo hold iu Iho cily hill ou Tuesday night, wbicb meeting the directors will attend. McDADE KERB The wedding tool place on Wediies dty of Mr. Owen McDadc and Miss Agnes Kerr, tbe ceremony being sol • ium. ni tt St. Kdinund's church. Tho Bev. J. A. Hcilanl officiated. THOMPSON FBASEB The wedding look place recently tt St. John's church of Mr. Frederick Thompson of Vancouver, tn "old timer" in tbo lumber business, aud Miss Caroline McKcnzic Fruer, daughter of Mr. I). 8. Frascr, Nortb Vancouver. Tbo ceremony was performed by the Biv. J. II Hooper. McOUBK mab: The wedding wis ioj6u>uixcd yet lerilny evening of Mr./f.iirlii-ld Mc Ourk of Vancouver,/nd Milt Mtbcl f.ollie, diughter of#fr. K. II. Mtrklc, of 443 Lontdiie k/eiue. The ceremony wes performed ti Hits tddrcss by the Bev. W. p. Kcliliclcr. Tbe brido wu given away by bor falkOr tnd wu attended by Mlu Nell Mtrklc. Mr. W, Mtrklc tctei) u beat map, and Miu Vi Marble u Oowtr girl. ST. THOMAS' UHUBOH The extensive additions and alteration* which havt been in progress fpr lonip weekt put on St. Thomaa' ehureb Nortb Lonidale, aro now completed and services will ke keld in tkat edifice os Sundty. Tk' additional space adds fully Ofty per cent, to tk* sett ing rapacity of Ike church tpd tlordi greatly improved accommodation in every garticulir. fa futuro services ■iill b* held'both morVuig tnd evening op each Sunday, iuiujead of ia tke morning only u heretofore. HOfJaeaaawjps CALENDAR OF EVWiTS — ■aaa—.s mm .—«■.. MonAty, (Mc. 414. -Meeting pf Oity Council, 0 o'dpek. TrT^fflry/ P'tr'.' m9T*'~'m*mm m}9-*m?w Mttflf't- mw*W* fihitiMmn%9 risVj >u^im*^< f**d»y Dm. 6«>.-Fapc Hitting to Ofly W 1 * •'**■ *mf9mf^9kmmWwf Ojw^O"** rTt^m^mTwawmmmmtm ffffaata. f^lmmimWi Tbsrrtap, Ow. 7rt-a»rttl»g of Bfftriot Otmcil, IM. tmmwmmwm mmmmmwmmia .lin ■ [ DBBIOAWOM ft? MASONIO ?B¥ m Among the numerous structurtt tkat have boon erected in lfp$) Vancou,- vor during t|io past threo years, tbtr» ii none more imposing tban the nnt on Lonidalo avenue bearing tke inscription "Masonic T»»p|»." iympt In tbe carrying put of ap important event in connection with this e/liflco tkat there was held thoroin sn especial ceininuuicitiou of tkt M/ W. Grand l/odgo of Anciout Free pnd fectptod Mtsont of tkl Province of Britlab jjolmnhia on Tuesday it tbii week, 3lis being itt solemn ,' dedicttipn to usonic pur|ioict, tgreeibly to tncieut form and utago by F.U. Burd, Qrand Master, assisted by thp following officers hf the Qrand htigg: ti. 9. tiato- wood y D.O.M., 'III Miller u B.a.W.\ Win, Htmiltrt u J.Q.f, W. A. Do Wolf Smith, /(). See., and Wra. Aitloy, lip. of Ceremonies. At (ht \pncluiion of tbe dedicatory ceremonies \tbo /Irani! Matter wis plciiod to proceed with the institution of u lodge iliulyr dispensation, to bt i.iinivii u taej Duke of Connaugbt lodge. The new lo^ge it officered u fol lows: W.B. h. Wtltsl Doncy, P.M. ..WM W.B. A. til! Ciinpbell, P.M. ..l.l'.M Bro. W. J./lrwk 8.W. ltro. J. WvL I) ualdson "...J.W- W.B. K. Al. Motion, P.M. ..Chaplain Hro. W. J. Will in Treuurer Hro. Iv Ij. Brid man Secretary Hro. ti. ti. Palm r 8.D. Bro. T. a Nye . Bro. C. il. Henu Hro. A.IO. Porr] Bro. c, ii\ 11,.is Bro. A.lw. Bull \ J.S. Bro. 8.1 Jarvli . .1 Tjflir At tie close of\ the new lodgi • hearty /invitation Omi extended to all present to Ond thpil way to tbe ban ijuet loom whore relretbmcnts were nv.iiiiilig them. Aftes the inner man had liken satisfied several toaals were proposed tnd ably rospooded to by pn.nm..-nl members of tbe fraternity. A ijiuirii'iic from tbt ibuir of Mt. ll.'iniiin i.ss.lge No. 7, aided materi ally io Ibo success of the ovening'i s'xerclses u wu evidenced by tkl hoarly spplauie tondired tbeir collet live and individual selections. J.D .D. or C I.O, 8.8 DIBD Willi) Di, Friday, Die. 111. at tki family resilience. lOtk street, afttr tn illness of but a few hours' duration, Until Mary, elder daughtir of Mr. aad Mn. J. ti. Wood, agod two yean and -even months. , Express Classified Ads. WANTBO WANTKD To cicavalorsi Berth. Apply Willtce Shipytrds Ud. t.f. WANTKD flood gasoliuo tint, 11 cents each, 836—Ctb itreet eut. 8818 WANTKD- A geniral servint im mediately. Apply Mn. Dr. Newcombe, Victoria park Stat. f 18 Wc bave money for tke purchase of Agreement* of Salt. Canadian Finaa- eien Ud., Bank of Hamilton Building. WANTKD Boarders. Mrs. Simp son, wko has Mr. Bailey'a house, eor. Keith road and Cbt*t*r#tld avinut, tea accommodate boarden afttr Monday, November 87tk. Oall or pbone 70. ' 6 1! FOE SAM FOB BALE—Freak muthroomi dally at Ikt OrotU. « 18 FOB BALK- Healing Stove ia goad condition, cheap. Apply 440 Loaldalt Ave. i.f- FOB SALB-Baia coat tnd Ovireoat (stout man) Wakl, Boom 10, Victoria Booms, Unidtli Avinut, Nprtk Van couver. 8 18 FOB NALK A hooded buggy io good condition, cheap. Apply leter son, Otk ttrttt, between Quicnibury apd Moody Avinut. FOB BALK Fir food, 04.60 ptr eord. Apply John Campbell, 827-614 street fttt or pkoap HI. IB 18 FOB BALK Fint growth dry wood for 0476 ptr cord, I tt. O UtOadt, Hon* 08. »af. FOB SAI* -Tkree M ftot lot* „ (Juten Street, Iv* minutei' wilt from Lonidale. Toiao. Apply |v Ksprtas OfRct. 1. f Ottmm * Wrlatt tl 0 new otlci la laym Va«rt »W >»OJ0MOf T" "t"» 999 mWMJf appSW/ 99fwm*mm wT P|prjrrW tffffff? i*t0»^ tWrr**Wf »rW I,onidalt Avtae*. FOB f^lfjp-I.igllt delivery liurso, weight )Mt Iks- Good all round vauner. John Aleiumler i tip., HI Lpnidaie Avppue, N. Vancotiver. t.f. FOB SAI.E—Kojth road close to Boulevard, 8 room bouse, strictly 'mod- trn, aortr beon occupied, well built far owpen owu use, fumueo, or will rent subject \p |tlo. for priea snd terms apply f'oftrell liivi'slment Co., 813 Hpmtr street or phono Seymour' 800, pr B. N. Maltby, phouo 834, Nortli Vancouver. .88)8 FOB BENT IIOOMS fOM BENT-Ifousokopplng. 818 Snd Street eut. "TO BENT-Nice Broomed flaCApply Lppidtle Supply Stores, llll Lonsdale Avonue. t.f. FOB BENT-flno spite, flplonial Apartments. Telophono ami best in eluded. t.f. TQ BBNT—Boomt-Sujt one or two gentlemen, neir Lousdtlc. Hoard ar ranged, 108 Keith road oast. 11-13 FOB BKNT House on 10th street facing toutb. dust off Lonsdale. Hunt 088.60 per month. Apply Nortb Vincouver Goal and Supply Co. I.f. Furniihed rooms, single and two double with stove, good und warm, suitable for three or four friend's. 168 But 3rd streot. 1018 TO BKNT Choice modern suites ou 3rd stroet. Apply Alex. Smith k Co., North Vancouver. t.f. LOST AND FOUND. FOIIND-Ouo lishiug dory. W. C. Thompion, Hollyburn P. O. 1-18 L08T—A .-mull bunch of beys between post office tud Chesterfield. Return to Express Office. LOST—AT Forry .wliurf sinull fox Terrier. Namo (Calmer) mi collar. Wtt icon on Lynn Valley ear. Please roturu to Hank of Hamilton. 113 L08T—Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 28, ladies' baud bag, iiglil brown. Left titbtr in ladies' room, Vamoiiver wharf or upper cabin in ferry Norlb Vancouver No. 2. Contains papers and prescriptions of value lo the own er only, ono pocket boob with 01, oue key, tic. Finder please return to No. 800, 10th St. K, Nortb Vancouver, or write boi 1780, Norlh Vancouver. Bo ward. 6-12 MISCELLANEOUS A. Loutet and Nortb lunsdule Git it at Ijontdolo Pharmacy Phone 20 Agreements for Sile discounted. Monty waiting. Lousdalo Bealty Op., 636 Lonsdale Avenue. Phono 317. t.f. It. O, Livery and Hoard sltbles - Light rigs tnd li.lics'rtddjo1.j|)WW-... _ . for biro. Stabling for horses. "Gci. 'i-G£3^ trtl delivery tnd heavy teaming. IL Duma*, 4th street west. Phone 847 t.f. Wt close Sundays.' Phono 324. J. H. Knglisli, O. K. Grocery, 13 Lons dale Avenue. For plumbing, pipe Oiling and con netting see F. B. Ilcrniuii, Frederick Boad, Lynn Valley, or Phone 181. t.f. M. n. Bayment for first diss dress miking. Second, bouse, 81b itreot K.. adjoining west of Boulovard and ctr Bat. tf Tkt Trutk students diss will meet •vtry Tuesday evening at 0 p'clpck at tkl residence of Mrs. Oallagker, Kaitk road, near Bidgeway. Students dtiir ing kkber spiritual uufoldmeul pro epid"y invited to ttlend. If Imported tailoring. Gent'i spill to measure from 012, frcigkt and duty paid, kundredi pf sample*. A poet card will bring them to your door. Bobert Smith, 2310 '.'lark Drive, Van couvir. Phoni Fairmont I0f82/t. 14-12 Tk* City Dyi Works, on' cornet Ki planed! Beat and Umdale aro enaWtd by virtut pf tkeir la/go plant in fbe tlty tf pot oply glean Ifie cloth but tk* lipiag, potketi, cm of evtty suit tkty dry die* tt tkt earao moderate prices tkoy k»vt ilwayt cktrgid. f.f. Bewef conpactiom toae by ejptrl pipeltycn. Work guaranteed tp pus eity engineer's office inspocllpp. Otly frit du» Scotch pipe and prime Port und cement uied. Ktllmtlc* furnltb ti. Apply K. B. Ptykull at pflce pf Nprtk Vancouver Opal and. Supply Go,, Md. MS ■ *wfmmfyw*W ^i 'iff mti*i WMMIw^mmS'^Ji" el/»ll'9 aad grading lot 0, Wort W„ mm. m m ft. wwmw) v- ft *» m. ' THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B, C, fffglfgmnmnn^^ SHOP EARLY OH I' » iiid also showyour nnmmmmmmwiwmimmnmmmmnnnwnnnnri . i n"i i ..»■■.■»» faith in the AM" , a... .I. i. in . CITY by mmmmmmmmmmwmmanmtmwmamlmfm^. Patronising the NORTH SHORE We are the Pioneer Booksellers and Stationers, and have received direct from the leading publishing houses of England, United States and Europe a Magnificent Selection Xmas and New Year Cards Xmas Post Cards and Novelties ■ • in many styles and every conceivable design 1 i .I. ■.. ■ 1 ■ t SEE OUR NEW VIEW BOOK GLIMPSES OF NORTH VANCOUVER This locality is well depicted in the thirty-two pictures contained in this booklet, and is very appropriate to mail to your friends in the east, . south and abroad PRESENTATION BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS AND ANNUALS and other standard works suitable for everyone, old and young, including ' YOUNG CANADA, CHUMS, BOYS' OWN, GIRLS' OWN and other yearly publications Last year our stock was large, this year it is greater than ever, in fact we have TONS OF TOYS ■ • FOR LITTLE TODDLERS AND DRESSED DOLLS FOR EVERY CHILD We are now showing a varied assortment of BRASSWARE, SILVERWARE, LEATHERWARE AND FANCY GLASSWARE POR GIFTS AND PRESENTS <.'■;.„ « SEE OUR WINDOWS! COMPARE OUR PRICES! and you will be convinced that it will pay you Jo shop on the NORTH SHORE THE LEONARD SALE CO. K C- ' Pioneer Booksellers, Stationers, Glassware Cor. Lonsdale and First Street, and at cor. Lonsdale and Fifteenth Street 9m \ to The Bank of British North America C»pit»| Psid Up, $4,866,666, Reserve Fun«j, $2,652,333 "-I ■■*■'» ■'» ■"■ aiaiiif niimta^ssjaims—ssppjii n t. j tnmmmm t 2 Offices in North V«ripMiv«r—2 CORNER LONSDALE AVE, AND ESPUNADE UPPER LONSDALE AVE, (mv Fourteenth Street) t Saving Deposits of $ 1.00 and upwards received. Interest allowed at current rates. Banker'* Money Orders issued. J.STEPHEN Manager Kerriodale Branch—J. N. Cran, Manager. ~~WH-WlAVE OAHH IN HANI) FOB ' AGREEMENTS OF SALE (Large and Small) Ai,Ho fob MORTGAGES ON 0001) UN|MPB0VKI) PKOPKBTY The Merchants Trust Und Trading Co., Ltd* LVNN VALLEY AND OEN TEE BO ADS THE EXPRESS, NORTH Western Decorating & PlumbingCo. PLUMBING, GRATES. MANTELS AND TILES, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Etc. PLUMBING SUPPLIES BUILDING PAPBB BBUBHES EOOPINQ BEAVEB BOABD METAL LATH A8BBST08 BOOFINO SHINOLE STAINS OOBNBB BEAD TAB PAPBB "CAL 0 TINT" WHITE LEAD Mautels Midi to BpsclflcaUon. AU Eitlinitu Furniihed Frss. Ws Oau and Will Savi You from 10 to 20 ptr ctnt. on All Paints, Otis, Vanillins, tic. +■ OFFIOE-8. W. OOBNBB ESPLANADE AND ST. QBOBOB'S AVE. P. 0. Box 19S7. Telethons 366 i <fc1fl Pack and $5.00 monthly «|J1V V/Ooll WITHOUT INTEREST buys a cleared level lot at Red Deer, Alta. Price $ 100 each Double Comet. $225 i hi i NINE BAILBOADS aro now umlor construction from Bod Dm. Tin 'town Iiii wator, aowori, electric light, lolophonoi, tre dopartment, cburehoa, schools, mills, ftctorics insgnificiut.llnil, uuliinilod supply of coil mul timber. Your money will grow rapidly. Oot full particulars from D. MacLURG 340 PBNDEB STBEET W. VANOOUVBB, B. 0. Pleasant Pfeldi onfoly Writ W» WwwWsw! Stw>4»r ttmi if- itii). Fptirth (Jnarttr. Urnum X. Ntbamlab 4:8-18, Dtp, 8, 1911. NEHEMIAH 8U)I,RS THE i»Alh PP JEBysA^EM King! do not liho tilt sigbt of uiiliup- )i,v I'ni'iiii. It is a discount upon t|ioir ability to confer happiness. Nopti- oon III. would not spe Abd-el-Kador until it ihould bs in bit power tp grant hii request, and thus change bii cpun tnimuri!. Louie XIV, flnoat us'tur pf royalty, wanted every face to shine ant) ho wreathed In wilts wben bp appeared. It Is a wnn'iur tbit Nebu iiiiuli did not go to tbe dungeon or scaffold for marring tbt royal banquet with hit lachrymose visage. But in answer to prayer, the king's heart wns that moment in tho lard's hand like a brook of wator, Ha turned it whither he would. It is probable too tbat in answor to prayer, Esthor wu tbe queen who sat bisiilo tho king and aided her fellow-countrymen with bor periuauivo inlluonoo, lu tbo cri- aii, Nehemiah hid recourse onco moro tq prayer, thit trusty weapon ho had uied daily for four months, lie breath- od in iniudiblo, momentary priyer. The acquel it well known—tbo king'i I'm mul.i<; diipoaition; tho letters to tho pubis lieyonii tho river insuring life conduct; tbe bodyguard of cup- t:iins mil liiiini'iiii'ii; tho order to tbo king's forcntur to hpuor Nehemiah'« requiaitions for timlior; the successful journey tnd arrival; the moonlight ride of silsss'i vmii'is alum! tho city; tnd, Jii.nl ly, the uililn'mt which incite! the. Jewa to rebuild tho will. Never wis a grcit. nntiuiiiil enterprise umlertakon under more uufavoralilo circumstance*. The liliorert were few and inexperienced; .i.iiii:. . main and crafty; in shall of 1 clean aite, i boip of rub lnidi; conspiracy within tho city, ami threiteniug nlvuncus of tho cuomy Uut tho .'i'nl of Ni'lii'iiiinli wu more thin a iniili'li for evon mu Ii a com liiiialiiiu of adverse affairs. Su, li or ginliing ability ii ho displayed bu nover been enlisted. They worked at familicH imi I'liilil-. Thero was i good-natured rivalry. Armed, thoy afooil reidy to repel im-uraiona. Who- liter tbey worked or mounted guard, their falnilics ."iiiinl in groups behind them, and iu the moro diitanc back- ground itood their homes and tho tern plo, io tbit they hid i comtint ob joct lesson to remind thorn tint the work in which they wero cngigcd wu for Odd imi homo and native land. In tho incredibly abort spice of fifty two dayi tho work wu done. Hippy Noho miuli u on the night of tbe lut diy be cloiod ind burred the city gito. Whit joy to know that the temple built witb twent/ouc ycin of toil, wit now, with ill its pricclcu toil' tents, after loveuty yean of exposure VANCOUVER, B. C. North Vancouver Business & Professional Cards AH III'VI t.YI'.N. ivivy S. lliiiviinl 11. 3. r.i.ii. City Auditor. HOWARD k PERRIN AuJIIsjk ga* ,1,1,suul.nl. (Alt Pender St. W. V. 0. Uox 8SI5 Pbone 1197 l'hono IIS Vtncouver North Vancouver IIWIIIINTKH H. D. RUGGLES BABBISTEB NOTABY PUBLIC 133 (tb Street Eut North Jfaacourtr Pbom 378 iii.AiiiMirni.f. R. H. TARN [Pioneer Horsesbotr - Carriagi Wi.rki FIBST STBEET WEST * I/WSDAIE Ml WIIIK/I AMI M'A'IIHMIH. THE LEONARD-SALE CO. Booksellers and Stationers li,,. Lunedili aad lit. Pbono 113 NOBTH VANCpUVEB DKNTlaTt I Dr. J.C, MORRISON DENTIST I'usl Undunte Chicago University Booms 6 tnd 10, ntw Pott Oflc* block OJIIBOPBAITIi: THE NEW ROADTO HEALTH ^*t^^^mm^^^^mmmmmmm ol coll*. tissue* and or- motor notfer .. ...... t.sssii. Till* normally fin if destroys sickness ' ou nothing. twit, ViXDret Chiropractic) )0tb Slfcet, costs yo tit iotn Inetav Investigation Wrtb"WEi»i"»*f. I DNTIUI.TOHS. ibo New Block on l.unidulo Avenue noar tht Ferry Approach Wat built by SMITH BROTHERS Oentril Coatrioton NOBTH VANCOUVEB B. E. CLARK ENOINEEKB I'oniriii'iiirs far rtin/orcid concrete construction. Heworing. in all iti branches; home counoctioni a Ipe ,milv Eitimatei furniihed. Ollice: fill Lonsdale Ave. l'houo 880 H. E. KRUGER F.xpcri on Firepiaces and All Classes of Brickwork. All Work Guaranteed. Corner Fifteenth St. and Mahon Ave. WM. MORRIS I'KACTH'AIj FlllEI'I.ACE AND t.'HIMNKy BUII/OEU Pressed Brick Mantloi i flpocislty. Pbont 1.113 A. Craib W. Craib A. CRAIB & SON CONTBAOTOBS AND HIIII.DEKH In Concrete, Brick and Wood. Offlce: 117 FIBST BTK.KKT EAST I IHI, KIKIIINKKHS. ANGUS J. CAMERON A.JU.JJ. k 8. CIVH, ENGINEER Irrigation, draiaagt, livtlt, plans tnd spcoificttiom. Septic laake and houie drainage a specialty. V. 0. Sox Hi, ittb ttrttt wtft of Bewiokt Avenui. tmvtinoiu North Vancouver BuiineM College and Copying Office Special reduction of 11 ptr cent, on I monthi1 courie In ghorlhand and Typewrlllna If nam* It flven before Oecembtr lllh, 111) >'iai Q. $, tt, Hauodcn, Bank of U*n ''<i, ■"■•"-- North Viacoavir. IIII.I.IMT1IV. MISS COLLIE Up to ililo Millinery Moderlao Hatei Kiitb Block 93 Lonidalt Av*. I'llllTIII.IIAI-lllll CARBUTT Studio ovtr Bask B. N. A. Lonsdale and Etpltsadt safe from bedouin incursion and tbe touch pf sacrllpglous lundsl Thus terminated * .task which, ip its magnitude, difficulty, and importance, stands next. to the liuililing pf the tpmple itself, Tbt Teachir's Lantern TI||) utility of prayer hus in exemplification in Neheiniuli. Tlm uu.ler taking uf rebuilding tho wall wu bo- gun, continued, and consummated in prayer. Tbo ' aggressive Christian must'he ready tp endure ridicule. San- bulbil, lud Tuliiiili played u game of hattlniliiiir and shuttlecock ivilliin earshot pf tho inexperienced buildora. They liindlpd jibos it tboir expense. "Hal Imi bow builders! Will thoy fin fah tho work in a day I" "The weight of a fax is enough to break down puch a wall us that." Mockery Is no now weapon. Tho Christian must just he Impervious to it. The idvuntagu of thorough nrguuixutlon hu a Due illiiiilriiliiiii in this hook. Tho caption of tho third chapter ii very aig- nlflcint. "The names md order of thorn tint liiiililml Iho wall. Each family, ordur and guild, from tho high priest to the men-hunt, was given a ..pe, iii,' portion to du. The laborers were uruled and instruct oil. Nehemiah 's ilii.s'i'eiiiin was masterful. On arrival be did not handicap himself hy a promiturc admission of his oii joct. ' Unobserved, ho made a person al inspection of the walls. No douhf he jotted dowu a meinorandu of tho work mon and materials required. At tin proper moment ho set forth thu ills grace ind dinger involved in tho ruin ed slate of the walls. So feusiblo did ho make their re erection appear, thai when in his Is nor ho criosl,-"(,'ome, ind let ui I,ml.I up the wills nf Jen Htlcml" the peoplo i.- -1■• ■ u■ I■ -■ 1. "I.c! us rise up mil I)iil.il" Tho loneliness nl' Nehemiah is pnlhelle. Tlm Import- mi"' of his proposition wis uot ip prociited. Again there wu a tingi of i'.-i in I prejudice against him. He bad been au affluent court favorite in Babylon while the peuplo to whom be .iiiiii' were in the dust ami danger of a I.'..'in cl, clly. The people reienlcd bia putting burdens upun them. The pigo fiirly bristles with suggestions to the social reformer of Hie io.' . ni day. lie must confront a unity of un boliovers ami a disunion of believers. Critical words will pierce him deeper than enemies' spears. Traitors in .inni' uro worse Ihun foes afield. In veterafe apathy in face of unrighteous conditions is dispiriting to Ihe last de grcc, Tbe civic worker hears tin plaintive old time refrain of "strenglh decoyed" and "we are nol able." Yet never were motives for aggressive so clal emleivor moro manifold ami in spiring. Now is a time lo "remember tbo Lord ind fight fur your brethren ind your homes," Young Fsopls's DiTotiontl Service- December 3. 1911. 8 Timothy 4:18 LetOHS From Oreat Lives. (XII) Fiul, (Consecration Hitting) Neil to Jems, 1'aul tills the largest spice in tho New Testament. He |i student of law, persecutor, convert, mil simian, prelchor, letter writer, apustle, prisoner, martyr. He has affected the destiny of tho world more profoundly thin any other human being. lu • seme, ho crciled Ihe current eivlllzt tion of Europe and, by conscijucucc, of America. Ilia statements of doctrine aro the core of accepted theology l'."ul is an inspirituul hero; oue, por haps chief, of the ever living men of Ood. F. B. HERMON Plnaber I'll"- Filling: and Connecting rromnlly nnd tfurrcclly Done Prices right North Vancouver, Bt!. and l.ynn Valley l'hono 181 SAW KII.K.HS. DONALD DOWIE Haw Filer and Orinder. All kinds of hind, cross cut and buck .saws sot and Died at shortest notice, lit 3rd slroet etat, North Vancouvtr. T A 11,1111.1. E.LAURIN High class Ladies' and Gtnt'i Tailoring Fbont 307 KEITH WjOCK, FIBST STBEET NOBTH VANCOUVEB TKtlllKlia IMIINIj'). SAM. T, SUTTON TEACHEB OF PIANO and TIIEOUY Specially i Children's f.***oaa at own bo**. Terms, etc., apply Otswal Delivery. wati.'h ■Mrawiau. b your watcb ftopnlag or goiag irrf gularly? Sat A. I HOOD Tbt Norlb V*ato«v*r Kaptrt aad pioneer Jewell* tS Lonaaeli Artoo. BAPTIST OHUBOH The l.aslii's' Aid society of the Bap lilt church of this city will hold n sal uf work in tbe old church building, corner of St. Oeorge avenuo ind 5lh street on Tbursdty, Doc. 7th, Ihe pro coeds lo be dovotcd towirds furnish ing the now church building now in • nun r of orcction on Iho corner of 12th and Ul. Ooorge's. 6-12 —_—_ tmmmmmma niTAl.iTii TKNDKK8 addreued Is Ihe iiiids'islniii'd. and endorsed "Teh der for Extent/on lo Wbarf at hi.w art, p. (,'.," will he received at thit "iii,, nniii i i)i) pin, ,,ii -j'tiiiiMiuy. December II, Iill, for the construction of un Kxicnsl.in to wiinri nl Stewart, Head ul Portland Canal, ComOS-AHln, B. C. I'l.'ins, H|,i,i'iiieiiiii,ii and form of contact can he teen and form! of fen <lcr obtained ul thla Itcmnliuciii nnd at ilu' ofneet of 0. A. Keefer, Kiq., District Engineer, New Wcstlnliiutcr B, a, f.yt. AVJmcr, Hia.. Iilslrlct Kn- islne, i, I'Iiiiiii., |1 £.. and On ll|>|>ll.'lllll.l. fo Ihcjioilinnlter at Stewart, Complt- Allln. B.C.. Persons lenderlnK ore nollfled thai tendon will not be considered unlet* made on the printed forms supplied, uud llgned with their kctual siiiiiu- i ui .,m, slating their occupallom and placet of residence In the etie of linns, the actual signature, the nature of the occupation, arid place of rell- denco of etch member of Ihe firm mull be irlvon. J-Tn.li tender rouit be accompanied by mi accepted cheque on a chartered bank, payable tp tbe order of the Honourable the Minister of Public WPilii, opual to leii net eepl. (10 p,c.) uf the aiiiouiii of tne tender, which will bo forfeited If the perion tender- Ink: decline to enter Into a contract when celled upon fo do to. or fist) lb complete the work contracted (or. tt the lender be Pot accoptco iho. chtqpe win bo fifurPed. The liepar'lmerii doei not bind lltelf to accent (at lotveit Or thy tender. - THIS IS THE REAL XMAS STORE OF THE GREAT WEST Our storo contains the best pf pvorything for inuu, woman or child Tho whole Hoiuininn knows of the business integrity nf this great firm and thu extensive range of its iinportutiuiiH inul maim factum In tbo past wo bavo given you substantial prouf of our ability to render tho moit efficient sorvlco at all times I'tirli- culm ly at tha iuiiis.nl deuiaiisl of tho ChrislmuH season sloes this storo —tho reil I'liil.'diniis nliire of the wost—glvs proof of ils worth .-: • a gift house, did tho worth of the groat orgtiiitatiou, thu buying fucilities of which enables it to pltco the best of tho world prod ucts within reach of tho Vtncouvor citlzon Ketncmber when considering thp purchase of your Christmas gifts, that wu givu yuu tha advantage of the prlcos of Iho importor and manufacturer, direct from our Vancuuvor store, thu third largest uf ils kind in Canada Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. JBWBLBBB, SII.VBB8Mn.H8, WATCHMAKERS. George E. Trorey, Managing Director Hastings and Granville Streets - - - Vancouver, B. C. IF YOU like good music and want an evening's genuine enjoyment, come and see The North Vancouver Follies at the Horticultural Hall, on Tuesday, December 12th, 1911, at 8 o'clock, p.m. They will bo assisted by MADAM NOBMINUTON. MB. E. BEDFEBN TUBNEB, Mil. JULIAN HAYWOOD, MH. F. MUNBO PLANQUE. MI88 H. OBAOE MAI.AHEB, A.B.O.M., J,It A M Admission: Adults, 50c & 25c; Children 15c Campbell Realty & Investment Co. Will tsko deed of good building lot is cash payment ou s 10 room house; uew; sll modern. Easy tonus on balance. REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCli. TELEPHONE Bg. ,lJ. 0. HOX 144 f We solicit ihe trade of all builders who appreciate High Grade Goods at a moderate price, and the prompt and careful filling of orders, which our large slock and long experience in business makes possible. Burrard Sash & Door Factory, Ltd. FOOT OF ST. GEORGE ST. NORTH VANCOUVER Hay, Flour & Feed Owing fo larger warehouse accommodation, we are now in a position to cairy a larger and more complete stock of these goods and to supply our customers al Vancouver prices. All Orders Delivered Promptly. The Brackmau-KerMilling Co.,Ltd. 116 ESPLANADE EAST Phone 4 "\ ■MHMMMWMM North Lonsdale 50 f(. lot on QUEEN STREET, facing soulh . .$350.00 $67.50 cash $15 monthly. 100x132 on NYE STREET $925,00 $300 Cash, 6, 12 and 16 months. 66x 162 CORNER opposite Mr. Nye's new homesite. A splendid location overlooking 5 acres of improved grounds near the Park on Lonsdale —$650.00 One-rfiird cash, 6, 12 and 16 monthi. JACK LOUTET k CO. 102-103 3ANK OF HAMILTON CHAMBERS COR, NYfc STREET THM Te| >7. , THE EXFRim NOR' H VANCOUVER, B, C, mtBammmammamm3mmmtmmmnmmmm m*m THE EXPRESS •tOBTH VAlfOOiTVTO i/urt ijim i ..JPfWB PQWWBIA Publishes Tuesdays iwd Fridays by North Bhore Press, Limited. po, 9, mwm, EDWOB AND MAN*QP. Bates of Bubseriptioai^OBe year, |1J)0. Six months, rrOc, Three mouths, 86c. United States and foreign, $8.00 per year. Advertising Bates Will Be Quoted on Application. The Express is devoted to the interests of tbe Nortb Shore of Burrard I uid exclusively. It constitutes an advertising medium of exceptions! value for reaching in a thorough and effective manner tho population of North Vuiicuuver Oity ana District. Every effort is made to givo advertisers tho most satisfactory service. All changes in contract advertisements should he in the printers' bauds not liter than 10 a. nt, Monday and 6 p. in. Wednesday to ensure insertion in the following Issue. Worth Vancouver, B. 0 December 1, 1011. DEEDQINO OFEBATIONB AT PIBST NABBOW8 The Nortb Shore of Burrard Inlet is vitally interested in the improvement of tbe entrance to tbe Inlet by the dredging of the First Narrows, sud it is, therefore, only to be expected tint the proposition which has recent ly been made by i committeo of tin city council of • Vincouver tbit the dredge Mistodon be loaned to the Qreat Northorn railway for a time be fore commencing operations at tbe Nirrows, should he viewed askance upou this side of the Inlet. Tbo representations which have repeatedly been made to tho effect tbat the dredging of First Narrows is a matter uf great urgency in tha iutercsts of tbo harbor sre thoroughly sound ind they exist iu, full force uul effect today. The fact that the dredge immediately upou being finally overhauled at Ksi|uitnalt, was Bent to Alhorni for a few months' work, iiislesd of being placed iu commission it once on the First Narrows, called forth a storm uf protest from all those quarters in which the latter work is i matter uf interest and tbo grouud uf thnse pru tests is as sulid as ever. Notwithstanding the fact, however, lhat several valuable months have already been lost, and notwithstanding the tint that tho work is thereby'rendered oven more urgent than was previously, tbs case ami notwithstanding the fact thst further delay is oven more iuulvisible than was that which haa already occurred, it is proposed that the Mai-til.lun shall be handed over to tbe Great Northern Itiilwiy t'onipiny for such length of time as may he ro quired to dredge a channel In front of their property near the sugar refinery. Tho length uf lime stitcd by those interested iu the success of tbis pro position is five weeks, but once ou the ground the dredge would ho expects1 to remain until Ihe wurk was finished and it is by no means certain lhat the actual timo consumed would fill short of twico thai length of time. As somo weeks must yet elapso before Iho repairs it present being innio on Ihe drdge will he eoniplcled, in addition to which another overhauling requiring several weeks would duiil.t less be necessary it the close of tho prupused operations for the Orctt Nor ilii-rii Ilailway Company, It is evident (hit if this proposition is carried in to effect, four to five months will elipse before tbe Mustodun will actually he it work it First Nirrows. This delay, added lo thai which has already been eipericnced since tbe dredge arrived ou tbe coast, is t very isrious mitter ind should not be con. sidered by Ibe government unless il cm bo shown thit tho work to he done is of more importance ind of greater urgency thsu tbit for which Ihe Mistodon wis constructed and un less It is further shown Ibat the pre I'l.M'd wurk cannot he icromplishcd tlinaigli any other medium. In point of fict, it is very 'difficult lu underslind how it can bo ihown Ihtt tbe project of twisting a great railway corporation to get I channel dredged lo its proposed wharf silt witb somewbtt greater expedition thin would otherwise be the cue, is a matter of greater importance from tbe viewpoint of tbe federal autbori lies, tbtn tbe improvement of the entrtnre to the great national pacific poit of i 'aiiada. Tbe dredging In ques tion is work wbicb tbe Oreat Northern Btiiwty Company will find it pete*, sary lo do whether the services of Ibe Mutodon are secured or not. It is mil contended tbat Ihere sre uo other dredgee which are capable of doing thl work. Tbe position taken by Ibe Company's solicitor as reported in tba daily preei wu ta tbi effect thai "the ground tbere being sandstone and boulders tbe Mutodon Is about tka inly dredge around bate aaCelast- ly powerful to make good Ume on tbe Job."..That is to say, private enter prist bu provided dredges wbicb are capable at doing the work, bat tbey will require a somewhat longer period of tea for its completion tban tbe government dredge. It therefore, re aulas to be dotnonstrated ia tbia con- lie, nun that it is uiivisabo far the Dominion government to stihjoct to yet further unnecessary aud vexatious delay, tho performance of tho important end urgent public work for which the Mastodon wus constructed iu order tu enter into competition wilh private enterprise in tho dredging business for tho purpose of saving the 'Oreat Northorn Itailwtiy a few weeks time upun wurk which they purpose doing in any case. There is another phaso of tha mai ter which may lie mentioned here. According lo the report of Ihe proceedings uf the conference at which this proposition wus discussed, the solicitor for tho Oreat Northern Ilailway wus good enough tu intimate that in consid- eratiuti of Ihu Mastudon being loaned as fequested, the railway company wuuld consent tu certain puiuts raised by uldcrmou with reference to tho carrying out of the agreement between Vancouver uml the Oreat Nor them Huilway Company re False'f'reek tun. inin h as the civic elections are near al lum.I, and inasmuch as there is a pi.ilml.iliis lhat certain phases of Ihe False Creek agreement will run- stitufe one uf the issues in these elections iu Vancouver ami inasmuch as Ihis proposed use of the Mustudnii would manifestly have u certain hearing on this mailer, the question is al once raised whether it is advisable that tho Dominion Government ahould he drawn intu this situation just at tho present juncture. The Oreat' Northern Ilailway Company entered into an agreement with tho clly of Vancouver, iu which the railway euinpany assumed certain oh ligations in consideration uf certain rights ou False Creek. Tho question as lu whotbor Ihe railway eoinpuny hu or has not complied with the terms uf that agreement is i business matter which lies strictly between the cily of Vancouver ami the Ilailway Company. The agreement made no provision thai Ihe carrying oul of tho Hailway Company's pari Ihereuf was lu he contingent upon assistance frum the Dominion government and it is assuredly inadvisable that auy sucb arrangement should bo made it the pre sent juncture fur reasuns cited above. Ilccciil advices received on the North Shore direct from Oltawi con vey the assuroure that the Mastodon will commence wurk un the 1'irthii Hi,ml, as soon as Ihe minor repairs ire rouiplotc and thai Iho dredge will he kept constantly at wurk un the Nar rows until Ihe wurk is completed. Frum the standpoint of tho North Hhore and from Ihe standpoint uf the bruuiler Interests of the harbor as i whole, there ire no sufficient rcisons why this programme should lie changed while on the other hand there is every good reason why it should he idhered lo in all respects. Oity Hall between the hours of 0 a. ni. ami 10 ii.in. nnd 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. The following regulations govern the construction of bouse or building connections with sewers: No bouse sewer pipe shall hnve a less fall thun 1 to 40, unless special permission is granted in writing by ihe Council. Haiti pipes between the iron nine, to the connection of tne public sewer to be of the best quality standard salt-glazed vitrified clay sower pipe, nnd shall have a diameter of pot less thun ' inches. All pipes snail lie sound and well burned throughout their fliicl.nei.il, impervious to mois lurii, with a clear ring, smooth sin) well glased on interior and exterior surfaces, free from flaws, craelia, blisters, firo checks or other Imperfections. Tlie pipcB must be so luid in the trench that after the sewer is completed, the interior surface thereof, shall he to a true and evon gride. In making tbo Joints, a gasket of oakum or hemp, froshly dipped iu content grout, musl first lie used snd packod into placo. The joints shall afterwards bo tightly picked full md hevelled off with mortar, composed of ono part by volume of approved Portland s -ui tu one part by volume of approval sand. All joints shall tie made water tight, so that thoy will stand a Itead of 10 feet of water, when tested by tbe I'lum l,i ui- Inspoctor at tho owner's, plumber's or contractor's expense. Hv uid.i of the Council: THOMAS BHEPIJERD, City Clerk, tf Extract from Provlnclsl Health Bylaws. Oity "Whenever any householder knows lhat any person within his family or household hus smallpox, diphtheria, scarlet fever, cholera, typhoid,'whoop ing cough, measles, mumps, glanders, or any uther conlagiuus ur infectious iliscaso, ho shall (subject in ease of re in.-iil or neglect to tho penalties pru Tided), wil hiu eighteen hours, give iuin, ,■ iu writing lu the Mch, ,H Health i uu, 11 ami nu member uf any In,si-, Imi,i hull utti'ii,! school until a certificate hu been uliluiucil from the Medical Health Officer that no infection any lu|iger exists in the house, clothing ml other uffcrlc have been disinfected in his satisfaction, ami until such certificate shall have been uhlaincd it shall lie tho duty uf every member uf the household, ami uf the Teacher, to use ull reasonable efforts tu prevent the essuciation uf members uf the said hou--, hold with uther children. 2. Tho matron of a public or private Hospital, the keeper uf every' Heard- ing nr Ijodging House, every lun keep, er ur Hotel Keeper, shall, within six huurs, repurl iu writing lu Ihe Medical Health Officer, ur any person being st one of Iho aforesaid bouses or Imi>-l- and attacked with ur suspected of having any eoulagiuus or infectious disease mentioned iu the Bylaw;" under the penalties provided fur by sucb bylaw. THOMAS BHEPHEBD, I.f. Secretary Board uf Health. ( BEVI6ION OF VOTEBfl' LIST TAKK NOTICK that the committee appointed by tbe council to correct sud rcviso tbe Hit of voleri for tbe neit current year will sit in Ihe cily bill, on Mondiy Ihe lllh dty of Decern ber, Hill, it the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon. AND TAKK NOTICK thnt the list u prepired, conliining tbe names of tbe registered owners only, will bo post ed on the notice board in tbe vestibule of the main entrain' to the City Hill on (illi December next, tnd mty be teen by ovoryono intercsld. THOMAS SHKI'IIKIIIi, * City Clerk. NOKOB TO PBOPBRTY OWNERS ■ewer Connections PUBLIC NOTICK is hereby given Ihtt ell owners of real property fronting or abutting upon a street or lane in wbicb or under which a main or common sewer ja laid are hereby ro, quired to connoct any building or pre mlies upon sucb property wltb such main or common sewer. i'er/nit* may he onlalnid from the Plumbing Intpector at bli office at tka BHAI.KII TUN 11 Kill) addressed to the umleralgncil and eniluricil "Tender for i.ii.. at Mouth uf Fraier Itlver. It tt," will he received until 4 i m on Tuesday. December Isin. Isl I, for tlie ,,,iisiiii, Hon of a Jelly al Ihe Moutli of the i'i.is, i River al Bteveilun. B. O. Plana, specification and form of ..uiii.,, i can he Men and forms uf tender obtained ul the ultl.s- nf O A. Keefer, Klip, District Ivnglncer. New Westminster. II C.| f. W. Aylmer. Ksii, District Engineer, I'lmsc. B. ('. und on application t., Ihe I'" -1........r. i Btcveiton, It C. Persons tendering are nolllli-il Ihul lenders will nut be considered unless made on the printed rormi supplied, and llgned with their actual signs- turci. itatlng their occupation! and placca of reaidence. In ihe case of llrmi, the actual signature, the nature ,,f the oecupullon, und piece of residence of etch member ol the flrni inline lie Klveli Kncli lender mint be uccom|ianlcd by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank, parable tu the order of the Honourable, the Minister of Public Worke. equal lo ten per cent. (10 p.c ) of the ,1111,0111 of lha i,ii,i, i which will he forfeited If tbr person tendering decline lo enter Intu a contract when called upon lo du it. or fall lo cum- nlele the work contracted for. If the tender be nol accepted ine cheque will be returned. The Department dues not bind Itself io accept Ihe lowest or any tender. lis order, a It C DEDHUCIIKIIH. Decretory. Iiepsiiiineiii of Public Worki. Oliiwa. November IS. llll ATEINITS l\K\n\\*\:i'MM ,t soua. uie Dojiaeiejor Mtouieciurrrs, Knit lite,sand ollici. wbu rtsllir Ilie arivluMI- II; of Imvliif llirlr I'alrnl liu.in.-i l.anurlrd IsyKiperLa, Prcliuihiaiysdvkt- fur (limcc. moderate OurJavwlor'i AdvlstrKnl ni.ui re. -iiitsl, MiitonaTWirlon, V.g'if., New Vurk IJIe «Ve Mo«iifef.eMWs»M..BicM hit Vai H VIA" trtniiHCt mmm $500 Caih handles a modern 8 room |ip-'tfldst# bouse on Uth street, half block from nun. Oeu arrange balance u rent. Price »3700.0O. ELDER MURRAY CO, LTD. Phone 37, North VpFower, B, C. ' The I _ CD WE ARE SOLE AGENTS JOHNSTON k SALSBURY THE HARDWARE MEN 90 Lonidale Avenue Next to P.O. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR KITCHEN UTENSILS KING STREET CLOSE TO LONSDALE AVENUE 53 feet facing South, graded road, sidewalk, water and light. Small shack on property. Price $650 on terms of Vi cash, balance, 6, 12 and 16 months. For Further Particulars of Above and for Business and Residential Properties see: C. E. LAWSON & CO. 15 LONSDALE AVENUE Phone 70. P.O. Box 1816 TAKE NOTICE That ihe CIVIC INFORMATION AND LABOR BUREAU it now open for the convenience of employers and employees. Employers are requested to take advantage of the office when requiring help. Phone 321. W. B. HOOD, Secretary. 14 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver. Palace Hotel Second Street, North Vancouver, B. C. ■ FINESJ ROOF GARDEN ON PACIFIC COAST Rates :-42.00 per day up, Special ratet to families and to regular hoarders. ' REDA tt ANDRUSS .... Proprietors Lynn Valley Loti on Vffijy SAW ipm I bays still severe) Ipts In block 1, of ll. 11. 8003 near Froniino mail fpr sale at #300 tq ♦Mil). Tortus fit tub,, balance by ten balf yearly Instalments, 'Alsn one lot in P. h. 8082 near Centre rosd for (Q80. Terms |o0 cash, balance in six half yearly instalments, ant) several One lets on Hoakins roul at very low prices aud nn terms tint will suit. Keith Bosd (But) liuitlili! (,'ornor in D. I., 8076, block 13, 100 feot of frontage. Prico only (180, on eisy terms, Tbis is a groat bargain. Alexander Philip Insurance Broker, Club Block, Esplanade. Phono A N. A. KEARNS ARCHITECT Telephone 276 127 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER Hi; —■* N. V. WOODYARD 10,000 cords of dry fir wood for quick sale. Price per odd cordi, $4.50. Special quotations for larger quantities. -Cut Wood, 16 inches, $3.25. 12 inches, $3.50. C.O.D. Office and Yard— 14lli and Lonidale Phone 190. P. 0. Box 2432. North Vancouver Coal & Supply Co., Ltd. Wharf: (lor. Si. Ocorgo's au>l Esplanade. Offlce, f>0 Lonsdale Avenuo. Wharf Phono 188. Office Phone 108. COAL Wc can deliver at once iu largo or small quantities. (Jot your winter supply. Prompt delivery a specialty. WE COULD Paper the World Irom our stock of new Wall Papers eo il iii'iiis. Every day como new deeign arrivci to fill Ibe vacanoy ol those closed out. Handsome Wall Paper* are here in endlose variety. Jusl tell our salesman for^waat room you want Ibe paper ud be will sbow you just tbe pitUrn you we looking for. To cfaooae Iron our stock is s pls»>- sure, to pay our price Is emy. 4W W. H. STONEY & CO, 117 Ijonedile Avenue phi,no U'J A GOOD HOMESITE ON EASY TERMS 50 x 132 ft. facing south on City Boundary, east of Lonsdale Ave., within easy walking distance of car line, Only $600, terms are I -4 cash, 6, 12,18 and 24 months. MARTINSON & CO. / 62 LONSDALE AVENUE v.QMtim matin NORTH VANCOUVER ' .. M TH^yS^ORTHyA^CQUVE R, M. C —- THE SENSATION OF THE YEAR / ' Great Removal SALE of BOOTS and SHOES AT LOW CUT PRICES —^——^^———————— gTf THE WOOD-PAIGE SHOE CO. (successors lo Wood k Son), finding it absolutely neces- ^1 sary to increase the size of their store, to accommodate the large stock of Boots and Shoes, and lor 11 the convenience of their many patrons, have taken a long lease on the West Store of the Mount Royal Block, on first street next to the Bank of Hamilton, fl Before removal, a Gigantic Sale of Boots and Shoeswill be held; a sale that will make every resident of North Vancouver sit up and take notice; a sale that will put new Boots and Shoes on the feet of every resident in the ambitious city at unprecedented prices; a sale that will show the residents of North Vancouver that at their own door their footwear can be supplied. — READ THE FOLLOWING PRICES. CAN YOU BEAT THEM ? MEN'S HIGH CUTS In Black or Tan. Regular $6.00. Reduced to $4.35 THE CELEBRATED K. BOOT For Men in Box Calf. Regular $5.50. Reduced lo $4.35 MEN'S WORKING BLUCHERS At $1.50 MEN'S FINE SHOES IN VELOUR A Box Calf in newest shapes. Regular $4.75, reduced io .$3.45 MEN'S WORKING BOOTS In Cordovan. A splendid boo) for hard wear, wilh plain toes or caps. Regular $4.25, reduced to $3.35 MEN'S PATENT COLT BLUCHER On new last, with Goodyear Welts. Regular $5.50, reduced to ....$4.15 MEN'S LEATHER LINED BOX CALF BLUCHER BALS Made by Marlow of Northampton, England. Reduced to $4.15 LADIES* VELOUR CALF BLUCIIERS Smart shapes. Regular $4.00. Reduced to $2.95 LADIES' HIGH CUT BOOTS t For winter wear. Reduced to $3.35 LADIES' FINE SHOES In Velour, Box Calf or Vici Kid, the celebrated Doris. Regular $5.00 value. Reduced to $3.65 LADIES' DONGOLA BLUCHERS With Calf linings. A splendid shoe for wet weather. Value $4.50, Reduced to $3.25 LADIES'EVENING SHOES In Glace Kid, with hand trimmed jel fronts. Regular $3.50. Reduced lo $2.35 TT 1 LADIES' DONGOLA BLUCHER BALS Value $3.75. Reduced to $2.25 LADIES' NINE BAR PATENT DANCING PUMPS Regular $3.75. Reduced'to $2.95 1000 Pairs of English Felt Bedroom Slippers to Sell at 35 Cents BOYS' WINTER BOOTS With high" legs, regular $3.75. Reduced lo $2.85 YOUTH'S GRAIN BLUCHER Leather lined. A solid leather shoe from toe to heel, to sell at $2.10 per pair BOYS' KIP BLUCHERS School wear, to sell at $1.65, guaranteed solid leather. BOYS' GRAIN LEATHER BLUCHER BALS To be sold for $1.55 BOYS' RUBBER AND LEATHER BOOTS A few pairs left to be sold at $1.95 MISSES' PEBBLE GRAINED BAL- r MORALS A splendid winter boot. Value $2.75 Reduced to $2.15 MISSES' BOX CALF BLUCHERS For school wear. Value $2.50. Reduced to $1.55 MISSES' CORDOVAN BLUCHER BALS For hard wear. Reduced to $1.75 Child's Cordovan Bluchers $1,35 During the sale a special discount of 10 per cent, off all Leckie goods, all K Boots and Shoes and all Rubber goods Hundreds of pairs of warm Woollen Slippers, leather soles, to be sold cheap WE MOVE VERY SHORTLY SALE WILL NOT LAST LONG THE WOOD-PAIGE SHOE Co. Succewn to WOOD & SON EverybodA Shoe Store 139 Lomdale Avenue EXf iJisfwiiss 11 ■q||^S| sTVV mX J IM^T-dCsT WHY DELAY BUYINGANEW RANGE ? Por only fl Anm* IDA l\ weekly you <»n buy tho CANADA'S PEIDB MALLEABLE .EANOB, reser voir ot imfiirfriint complete liiiml up. Soa the MONAEOH MALLEABLB BANOE. Tliisy last a lifetime. HABDWABE, KJTHBM PtJBinBHINOS, PAINTS, OILS, Btc, - Prompt Delivery. Patterson, Goldie & Clark Phone 88. ESPLANADE WEST. —■———«— nmmmmnmmma^mm Free! Free! Free! TO BE GIVEN AWAY Commencing now and continuing till the 23rd of December I will give to all purchasers a ticket which will entitle them to a draw on the following articles, which are to be given away free on that night FOR GENTLEMEN-I Hollywood Handle Silk Covered Umbrella. FOR LADIES-1 Gold and Pearl Handle Umbrella. FOR BOYS-1 500-shot Repeating Air Gun. FOR GIRLS-1 Large Doll, all ol which are displayed in window. Buy Christmas goods early while assortments are good and GET TICKETS for the draw. WM. CUMMING QUALITY CLOTHIER 113 LONSDALE AVE. Pioneer Confectionery Highest Quality Handmade Bread HOMEMADE, LOAVES, PAN LOAVES, WtENCH LOAVES, Eto Delivery to all psrts of the city. PIES, CAKES, FASTKY OP ALL KINJIS MADE PBKSH DAILY. Spocial atli-iili.iii given all orders Irom patrous. Pioneer Confectionery f&J S.F. MUSSELWHITE Prop. A LIMITED NUMBER OF SAFETY DEPOSIT boxes for rent. you must act quickly by-the-way- Is Your Furniture Insured? •mmnmm PERCY KING 18 Lonsdale Ave. NOTARY PUBLIC Phone 157 Sole Agent: Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., of London, Eng. • AueU $111,000,000 NURTH VANCOUVER CITY FERRIES, LIMITED TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT MAY FIRST, 1911 Leave Vancouver (.80 a.m. and thereafter every 30 minutee until IM p.m. CowDesuisg 7.30 p.m. •very 90 minutes until 11.30 p.m. Iherealter l2.lt and 1.00 a.m. WEEK DAYS leave North Vancouver 6.00 a.m. end fhorea'ter every !W minutee until 7.00 p.m. (''iinmendnir 7.30 p. m. every 30 minutee until 11.00 p. m. Iherealter ll.lt and Jii.46 a.m. SUNDAYS Leave Vaneouver 7.40, 8.30 and 9.00 thereafter aame as weekdays. Leave North Vanoouver 7.90, 6.00 and t.VI, thereafter same as weekdays. PASSENGER KATES Single fare 6c, 6 for 26c, 80 for II, 70 for 13. VESICLE BATES A-Lumlitr wagons, trucks and drays, 76e retdrn. IM) boras mprau mtiogm aod burnt, toe return. C-l horse exfrwe buggies and sates, 26c retnne. JimaMbU suMest to Aang* without notice, Company not Mm toy Am*, «ai4«nt,sJ or otiwwiae, mmwmmmmmmmmm ' i i n All the above rates include driver. Bates A and B subject to 30 per cent, discount ia lots of 60. FBEIOitT TARIFF Per 104 Ibe. ttto.te. ■ iuin>um rate, 10*. Our Eastern totter VMHLANP8 OOWsfWITBB FPU HOB8B towuto Oomer Orocerymeii sud Other Small Dealers Bay Horse Thieves, ati Busier Here Than in Old Frontier Days and Flan to Units Agalust Than) — Commercialising Marriage —A MoyiM Factory-Hlnety-Flys Ftr Cent, of Women Ume Dirty Psoas. Muni mil, NOV, :H». Wliili- linnii- thieves now aro gimorally .snpposinl to livo ill lli-fiiiii inul tbo early history of the weat, tlio fact has just beon brought to light here thst Montreal Is thu greatest eontre of bono stealing I hat the country has known, go ar- tivo aro tho liorui fhieves here anil so common the thofts that there is aogty talk {if a return to the punishment which wus nicli'il out in tbe western states fur Ibis offence half a century ago. Not only are horses taken in broad daylight, hut also the vehicles to whicii ili.-v are attachei). Thero are apparently organized bands of li.ir.-c and wagon stealers aud there teems to bo littlo risk ouce this property comes into Iheir possession. One Ini grocer man has had horses aud wagons stolen eight times within the last few months, involving in each case a loss of from $400 to (COO. lieceiitly horse fastened in front of a store iu a crowded street was ful.ru by a thief who simply led him for a lew lilm lis before making off in sight of is.sn iis .1. or persons. Thero is little ■imii nlr. of disposing of the luu . ■ ami wuguns. Thu wnguns are repaint and sold while tho horses are disguised preparatory to their disposal. Su cleverly is lliu work dniio that 'one slcalcr actually purchases! a learn uiul wagon Hint liud been stolen from him. Tlio horses liud been cleverly dyed, but i i-iiniii peculiarities led to a clus ur iuvesligaliiin which proved that the purchaser liud ridiuiight his own pro porly. Tlio irulu owner uml punlius er is now attempting In nrgauino vig iluni'u committees. .. Marriage Commercialised .. That even marriage hus been com mercialiiusl here and made the liusis uf u priililnlde if novel business won brought tu light this wuek ns u result of a queer1 suit arising frum tho desire of uu uuiious couple lo be mm esi without delay. There ure, il ms, a number of pcrsuns who muke •i business of making marriage assy, All of them ure ready to load couples who wish to bu married to thu nearest iiuiiiu or oilier official empowered lo perform the marriage ceremony. For such service thuy aro accustomed tu receive one half nf lliu fee which the bridogrunni chouses to give which proves a very profitable source of income, Kecently, however, an unrious couple weru unforlunalu enough ' tu become sepnralcil in the city I,.ill. the groom lo be falling iuto Hie hands of one "marriage mado easy" broker and Ihe bride into the hands uf a rival. As u result each broker refused to allow his client to be married by the official of hia rival reuniting iu complications whicii led to all sorts uf charges and counter charges and resulted iu a suit for damages. 8o far as can be discovered thu only charge against either agent iu Iho lar cony of a wedding as a charge of kid napping ia out of the question. But tho unique bifsiuess of murriage brokerage is likely to suffer something of a collapse. A Migratory Factory Monlreuiers thie week havo bceii staring curiously at the first migratory factory which has ever been seen here, or for that matter anywhere else in ilu' country which it at present anchored in ll|o harbor having just ar rived from catlcrn waters. This unique plant is a floating fith oil factory flic only ono of Itt kiud in the world, and representing an investment of nearly ♦I,ih«,«I0. Its . listen, c ji doe to ilie belief of ono man that it it more economical to niovo Ihe plant to Ihe raw product than to bring the raw product to Ihe plant, at loast iu this particular field. Accordingly iustead of creeling a factory on land for the reduction of fish to oil and fish scrap, a seagoing factory on land wat built which followt tho fish up and down the coast. The novel factory which steams under its own power it equipped with immense screw prcaact, great steam cooking vatt and ou each tide a huge electrical conveyer to scoop the fish out of the holds of Ihe fishing si earners 'fo Ihe travelling belt thai takes them on until the process is completed. All of the machinery it operated liy electricity, furnished by three generators. Tbore are tasks aboard that will hold IhD/ion gallons of fish oil. The holds will accomion date 4,000 barrels of fith awaiting troatmcul, and the plant will care for IQyOOO barrels of fish iu a day. Ho {far tbis strange littery, which pays no real, has proved, a great auccets Dirty Faced Females Pour hundred and ninety-live out of Ave bondred women wbo attended a lecture here tbo other day on tbe art of keoping beautiful were rudely shock ed when tbey were literally told to go borne and wash Ibeir facet. Tbo other Ave presumably were supposed to bave (Continued an Vm HUtht.) ymwwn*mmwmmrn -»—. n "^* 'W' f m B,C, ■ 9mmWmmmm9m9999WwmmWmmwm ail ::t\>,sv.K"V',''•' mmm JT .(• ta ym tm I interest tp purchase go^tifiyouipwriftty q We undersell Vancouver merchants (rom 5 to |0 per <*!>•• These »re Fiscts No. Fake Pricn IRON BEDS (rom $3.50 to $25.00. SPECIAL .VALUES THIS WEEK When going down hill STOP and pwdwe your Furnjfiire, Linoleum, Orpefi, Etc., at a Reliable House, THE BEST is none too good. One-third of your life is ipent in bed, and • comfortable MATTRESS you should have. Then buy our No. 1 RESTMORE at $15.00—no more, no less. Money back if not satisfactory. THE HOME FURNISHERS 128 Lonsdale Ave. North Vancouver Mahon, McFarland & Procter, Ltd. _________ GRAND BOULEVARD CLEARED SO ft. LoU in Blocks 226 and 227; $900 and $1000 14 caah, 6,12,18 monthi. SO ft. LoU in Block* 230 and 232a; $650, $700 and $800 14 caih, 0, 12 and 18 monthi Phone 6286 - • 543 Pender Street, Vancouver North Vancouver City CLEARED LOTS 50 ft. x 147 ft. In BLOCKS 15, 15a, 16 and 16a. D.L. 550. , . ' ii Ml i I1 1 ii i I i ' i ' I''1 PRICES: $750 to $ 1000 according to location. TERMS: 1-4 Cash, Bal. 6, 12 and 18 months. ACREAGE in Diatrict Lots 546 and 550 In Blocks of from One to Four or more .acres. PRICES: from $2000 to $3250 per acre TERMS: 1 -4 Cash, Bal. 6,1 % IS k 24 months ' The Grand Boulevard extendi through this property FOB PUNS, PRICE UST ANP PARTICULARS, APPLY TO The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company, i_£ 643 PENDER ST. teJSaSfAN<»UVER,B.C, .^ 1 . r> B.C. t—a BBB-B__BBB BP¥fl pwjpy hqtbb Lay in tbe winter's supply of retd dust'pr sifted cot] ashes, as it tf||l Its noedcd for ilUBt hatha. • A lien nlll est at least a bushel of corn » year \t she can got it. I'ut usido that amount fpr each one, ami see tbat each ono gets ber share. Lot dressed paltry of all kiuda bo cool clear through before entering it for wile. Limp poultry does not sell so well as that wbleh is good and stiff. (father in the poultry that havo boen allowed to roost outdoors. Tbs soouer they become accustomed to the bouse tbe better it will be for their health and, improvement. » Secure t lot of leaves or other light litter for use, during tbo cold weather in making tbe hoes oiercise. Idle bens become mischievous and unhealthy stock. When I hen is determined to sit, and "Tying, ducking a screaming 'shoo.' Fail with Speckle and alio site it through." .lust put thirteen fretb, fertile eggs undor her, feed and water occasionally, aud let ber go at tbat. It saves woar and tear on tbe nerves, aud she gets over it better and more quickly; snd if she hatches anything you aro that much ahead.—Farm Journal. 9iimm9mm Vwwnnrl Xmas Sale of Work A mpst successful Sj»le pt (fprlf. PpAtf (be auspices of St- inht't alpiwIMlN* placo pn Tuesdsy in tbo parisp, h»|lj for a pumper ot »eeks pr»V|RBs|y busy fingers bad boon exceeding tin speed limit turning nut galore articles of tt-JHity and beauty, with the result tbat, ih« Stalls almost creaked beneath tbeir respective burdens and were ilpubtless thankful to'bo relievo.) so f briskly. Fpr custom wss good throughout tho day—so good indeed that bofore ovoning pnp lifJr's.sMJ w»s dis- msnt|«il of everything save a lemon- shaped pincushion. l'C The proceedings were formally open- Kj\ ed by Mrs. Sjlljtoo, widow of the late Jf J^lllebop Hillitoo, wbo was Iho first bishop pf tbo diocese of New Westminster Mrs. Hillitoo gave an interesting little speech, recalling tho days whou sho and r her husband, thirty-one yoars ago, used 1. fo hold au afternoon sorvice in Moody- sirte. Tn do this thoy crossed tbo Inlet in l small bout, having previously rid- , den from Westminster on horseback. The followiug woro tbe stalls apd stallholders: Doll stall-Mrs. Hewitt and Miss mm, nxtmny, ' I lllll .11 I lllll Fsncy flppds-Mrs. Alio** M<H¥w. Sykos. ' ' OppAy SfffisT-Ulitr-WVlhy and Miss m>»'' . Plain WpfMCrs. Qraham snd )fot. Utols Homo Oopkery—Mrs. Keene put) Mrs. Hprris. Afiornnon Tea-Mrs. HwpB'Mf! Mrs: Cockered, , Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Lawson ind Mrs. Iloodbndy. !| Pish Ppnd-Mrs. ktoitoy, and Wfs. WhltUker. * In the afternoon a progrum of mu- sic was ably rendered by tbe following artistes: Mrs. Hewitt,'Miss Kills pf Vaneouver, Mr. Hoult pf Vuncouvor, Mr. Htovoll, Mr. and Miss Adsmsou, Mr. Ilmiley, pnd the Hev. J. II. llnop- er. M|ss firlckmay presided-at the plsno. The event iu its entirety was a pronounced success, both socially and financially, shout flit being realized on tbe day's sales. Two lectures pf an interesting type woro ilatod for delivery in tbe llorli- cultural Hull on Weduesday evening, Mr. Bobiuson apd Mr. Itiddlo having arranged to discourse ou bee-keeping ami poultry raising respectively. Mr. Robinsou treated his attractive topis- in | most entertaining fashion, ac- m fiMWWiitg his talk wltrb flpmpnstr*- tioas ant) giving bis audience innumerable fresb fscts about tbe lives. »nd habits pf tbese wfip<|«rfu| imie fm- tores. Mf- "'''die did pet ppt ip pn sppearauco tq the great disappointment pf the poultry raisers present. kff. Hoiiinsoii cam.e te the mo», hpw*vpr, pnd by estondipg bi» Mt^f1 Vtyt iVt mpm pit* »• trapcod wjth tb« pflMfWMMlW it Mf* *.i*9,oit: 9or no* ¥r; 9M\*'» vw- appcarauce the pn|y unforeseen off- eiimatuiici!. The uunoueements which hmi beep ppre'fully mtilwl tp ol] »p»s« likely tp be interested did not resell Ihem until this morning, Uouse.pioiitly the attendance at Mr. Hobinson's lee- turo was/through uo fault of the or- ganizers smaller 1 IfSin it would other wise bave beep. WBAT IS YGftlR FAMILY WOBTH1 If your family is worth the best you cau afford in house mA food and doilies, is it not worth the best reading as well! And tbo best reading—best for boys and girls, beet fpr men and women--is to be found iu Tbe Youth's Companion. Of stories alone The Companion will print nearly 300 in 1918. With all tbe rest of tbe paper thrown in ,aml count ing ibe glorious Ippg serial stories, they coif tbe subscriber less tinp ,» cent ppiece. Moreover, ypu will look long heifer* ypp wi|l And stpr|es sp vprled upd interesting; stories pf coolness, ip the fjtjsp'gf ppr'li »tr»»»e Pdyontures wjth creatures pf the forest and tho sea; moving stories pf life's obscure heroisms; stories breezy tfi|b good- biwer, flH»int »p4 PWrlpus character ■If-et-pbes. Now is the time tp subscribe, fpr tho new subscriber ih Canada will receive free from tbe time bis |8,0|) js received pj| the issues fpr tbe remaining weeks of iiii i, containing the ppeping chapter's of Hulph If. l'uine's great serial story pf tbo Pwer Sebo|!|on, "The Dross and tho Dragon." And tberp Is tbe gift of The Companion Calendar for 1918, "On tbe New England Const," lithographed in ten colors and gold. Only (8 now to Canadian subscribers, but op Jsiiupry 1, 1818, tbo subscription prico will be advanced to 12.16. THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, ' 114 Heikeley St., Ilosion, Muss. New subscrlpUous received at this oJlcs. MUSHBOOMS fresh daily at tbe Orotto. 818 March 15,1912, Half-Hour Car Service Will be Established Between Hastings Grove, D. L 208, and Present Car Ter- minus on Hastings Street Eaat : : : ^HHMM^MHHaHaMBBMaHH^MHHHHHiaHiaHaiaBaaRBaHMHHBii^aaMMBHHM 1 " iii . ■,,.!!■ We Urge You to SeeHastings Grove OVER 500 LOTS SOLD IN SIX WEEKS Ons of ths best features about lu vesting tn Hastings drove Is thtt it Is rfght at horns. You cu go out with us sad pick out your lot, sud SNOW exactly what you ars buying. Ypu know what the Oity of Vancouver Is- what It bu done In ths put Svs years—sod It does not require much faith to sss tne future of this progressive city. Ypu owe It to yourself and your family to buy one or more ef these lots, if only u an Investment. There are many things we should Uke to Ull you shout this tract. Drop In today or this eveuing;. LOTS Ths clearing and grading on Has tings street and lit, 2nd, 3rd and ith avenues is now complete, snd work on othor streets Is progressing rapidly. The sidewalk Is about completed on Hastings slrect. Contract* for six 7-roonied heusee btv* been let and the first one is In th* course ef construction. Dome and sn this rapidly developing district, Every lot in Hutlngs Drove is t good ouo. Let us show you. Fare between 8 tnd 8 am., aod li tnd 7 pm., two cent*, th* remainder tt 3 cent*. • ■ $90 Cash, Balance One and Two Years, or $40 Cash, Balance 6, 12, 18 and 24 months, or $10 Cash and $5 a month, Balance jn 2 Years ■ ■ Interest 7 per c*nt. ptyaW* sonuslly. r Corns tt i.u la th* tfUrnoon, rsln or shin*, tad gp out with us. . , mr*r*r S. F. MUNSON Broker 333 Pender St, W. Phone Seymour 5654 Office open evenings till 9,15 NOTICK is horoby given that tho first sitting of tin' Annual Court of Beviaiou of tbo Municipality of tbe Oily of North Vancouvor will be hold in the Oity Hall, North Vancouvor, M. (.'., ou Thursday, tbe Kb dty of January, 1912, at 8 o'clock in tho aftornoon for tbo purpose, of henriug ocmplaints ncninsi tbo Assessments as msdo by tbo Assessor mitf for rovisiug and correcting tbo Assessment liisll. Any person tanking complaint against tbe assessment must givo notice in writing to tho Auessor of the ground of his or ber complaint at least ton daya bofore tbe dtte of the first minimi sitting of tbe Court of Revision. listed tt North Vtncouver, 11 O., November 23rd, 1911. THOMAS HII Kl'11 Kit l>, City Clerk. UUSINISSI (.OIjIjICUIM. SPR0TT-SHAW Business College 336 Haitings Bt, W. 0***0*'* G"»to*t W.starn School R. J. Sprott, B.A., - -Manager PITMAN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE (>3» Seyf?iqi|r ft., VW9»ver Day sdiopl open all tlie yeur round. Night school amiiiiem eg Sepfeniter 8tlt. NOTARY Hill le; FRED O. TURNER NOTABV puBjjq Loans, Investments nmi Insttraucc. Boom 307, 632 Gronvillo St., Voncouver, 11. C. Phono 63110. Land Ile^is try work a specialty. lliTM ..ITMHi:. Yorkshire Guarantee & Securities Corporation, Limited 440 Seymour Street REAL ESTATE UND AND MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS ESTATES MANAGED ' FIRE INSURANCE R. Kerr Houlgatc - - - Manager lll-TSTII iii.vrv All Nortb Vancouvsr people tat tt LEONARDS* Either Flack Hln. I. or HasLiugs St., opposilo tho now pust office. Leonard sella bis too by tbo pound. BILLIARD CHALLENGE 1 horoby challenge fo meet uny i'l.". er in Nortli Vaneouver at Isilliarils for tbe championship of North Vuncou ver. Should Ihis challenge not ho accepled by lice. 31st, lflll, I will plain said title. Ileply to (1. S. Jen kin, Norlh Vancouver. I'. 0. llux 9813. 5-11 Don't be a Washboard Slave Let tins Blectrlc Current do tb* Drudgery Work of Wash Day for You At t Cost of Last Thtn Three dents Per Hour THE 'THOaV WASHES will do tho washing aud riuging of your weekly wash uud save you a world of hard work, Ovof 28,000 of tbese machines ire in use, giving perfect sttisfac- tion. SIMPLE TO OPERA All you have lo to attach onliii The current iIo.ch Igc rest. Call at uur olliee, CO Lun 'Inle Avenue, ami have Ihe muiliiuc demonstrated. N.B.—While tt our salesroom look over the handy elsslri.nl appliances wh'icb would mike useful Christmas prevents. ——tr B. C. ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO., LTD. P none W) A Little Friendly Talk on Doors ^—m———————— —— We have one ol the largest and best deiigncd stock of i'"i>i Doors thai can be secured anywhere iii il. C. Wc have about 10 different designs to dioijso from which rgllgo in price from ft.75 to lis un. Wc make a specialty of the " 1'asausna flint," a liaudsome, massive piece of work, one which is especially suited lo bungalows, and the modem style of architecture. If you arc interested call and let us show you our display. We cab also supply vou with Interior 1'ours in fir or cedar in 1,1, j, 4, 5or6 panel or iu ihe craftsman designs. Call and aak to see them for yoursr!f. DICKINSON & SON ESPUNADE EAST % 0. Box 1719 I'l..nn- aaa FOR SALE Wt bav* Uu lattt collsctlon of Shrubs, pulks, Roses, WsUAower, Hollyhocks, Holly, Privet, OtratUons, BhftgrrliTi'JfflM oto tn lha nrovlnce. I 11 'lin ,|1" ■ . ■■ • ^. .^m mr.-'" ' • BEADY TO PLAMT NOW. OOMS EA«LY AND OKI THE «1UJT WWW. SSHilSSBSt-e--«_f___M_______aMH Simpson a Wight Nurteryswu ft}A POfiHl COB. im Ww ST- AHPBPW6 f«*««Wft 130 . ' li ii . I ' mm 'torWfmmx ■9rWWI Wt, t, QMqgaj'j Utw nam Bunt to /An outbreak pf firs wlth'verj *erlouei pousei|uei)ces poenrred at the residence of Mr. f, Cummer on the comer of mh stroat wd at. Oeorg*'* at about 8 o'clock this morning. M*. Qwunier has been busy for sop* cpn|ifj*ntbl* time with the erection of a -Wit Pf8- tentlous bouse to eupplant th* smeller tipuse be had occupind previously, That house was practically roiuplutud aud was yfaterday a domicile of which ils owaer could feel reasonably proud: Today It ia a burnt out wreck, for the fir* which comnienesd quite inei plieably got far beyond control before the local outfit reached the spot. Hear- cely any of Mr- Cummer's effects wetti saved, and his home which was com pletely gutted, was not inaurad. Kvery poesible effort- wae made by the lire brigade aad others to lessen tbp effect of the outbroak, but the flames had got p hold on the building before anything eoiil.l be done witb tbe aforementioned grave consequences. opinion nf those ju a position tn If nuw thnt tho waterfront property wil) In- crease In value considerably, pending future dpyplqpnipnte, th* detail* of which tit at. present withheld. PROJECTED NOBTH ARM PBBBY BEBVIOB 0. Pi B. Burvsyors HM* In a P*w Days The 0. P. R. surveyors are completing a survey pf the North Arm between Bolcarra and the point opposite, being approximately tbe eastern terminus of the C.l'.B. to operate a lino of ferry service between the pointe mentioned connecting the railway on either side of the North Arm. The surveyors will probably be in the district of North Vaueouver within a very few days and will immediately turvey along thi foreshore between Roche Point tnd Heymour Creek and on eompletiou of thtt work will at once commence construction. North Vincouver it in line for a big development along the foreshore between theae points and it is tbe BT. AHDBBW'B AMP OALBDONIAH (WPfflfT'BPsAJIPB , Ust sight's function »t the Horticultural Hall was a.must enjoyable one. It wss ppdar the auspices of tha Bt. Andrew's and Caledonian Hocloty, and over » hundred couples assembled, among Iboni u contingent from across the water. A feature of the evening was the ceremonial grand marnb (Hi.' Andrew's) which was nobly led by Mayor McNeish and Mrs. W. (Irahaine (president pf the society), followed by Mr. .lohn Kuuler and the mayoress. Ahead were tha society's piper*. The march was Inspiringly carried out, as indeed were the entire evening's ar ruiiecnients. The ladies are deserving of the highest praise and certainly many piicpniums were uttered iu thoir honor during indulgence III tbo Heptch d.ilinicie* which were provided. Tbp usual good wishes were received from the sister societies lu Vaueouver and Victoria and were retd in Uaellc by Mr- Alexander 1'hilip, who, although years removed from his na live ■•.-In. Imu" cau still revive the dialect thereof. Dancing was sustained until tho wee smt'.hours buyout the I wai1 when lilt spoeial cars copvoyed everyone hopie ward, probably tired, hut thoroughly satisfied, The proceeds of the iiiis- ing happily ensblo tho Indie: to luce confidently Ihe many calls upou- tbeir cjiarity. THE EK PJWI 9W,»tfaflf!8 Mr. T. A. Bnolgrove does net mind how long the queue is waiting for ud- elision to the Kun.ly Uitsbeu. Ho is now established there for no other purpose but business, and lies an exhaustive store, neatly Brranged, and ul ways opeu for inspection. He is the successor of Mr. A. S. i'rentic*. BLANKETS Scotch and English pure wool blankets, in all weights and sizes, our own direct importation, also Canadian blankets (rom the cheap union up to the fine all wool. Canadian fine wool double blankets, large size, per pair $3.85 Canadian blankets, extra large, per pair .... $4.75 Scotch fine all wool blankets, small, medium and large, per pair $«.00. $7.09, $8.00 English soft pure wool blankets,small, medium and large, perpair... $5.00, $6,80, $7.50 ind ap Flannelette blankets, soft, heavy quality, (or short lime only, per pair $1.25 I I i J. J. McALEECE 1145 LONSDALE AVENUE PHONE 93 WEST VANCOUVER "DUNDARAVE" On the Marine Drive (Keith Road), 60 (ed wide, dote to the tea. l./>ta 67xlJQ (eet; magnificent view. PRICE $900 ■ Term*, one-fifth cash, balance over two years. These loti will be selling (or $.2000 each when the Marine Drive is opened (or traffic nett summer, JOHN ALEXANDER & CO. 121 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER FORBES ROOMS Second Street Weat Single Rooms, $7.00 ptr month, including tlectric light, or $6.00 per month, including bedstead, stove and light. Will Furniihed House oq 9th Stroet with Piano. Vacant Firs» of December. Rent $35,00. CARDINALL & MacGREGOR m uuthmkm (om tout ottvm vmm m . to. not. mw •mmm W*tf< malting a specially of Houses, We to lie toy ym have for ale of rent. ple*ied mmm Messrs. Allierston ami slopes, whose confectionery ei(il ico cream store at the fprry landing is 0110 of tlio old established businesses of the city, hive u>|iosei| pf their stuck uml good will fp Uts'Bloan.". Mr, and Mi- Jones uml tliBir daughter left on Wednesday for a three months' visit at Pavonpoft, lowo, and will return to this *|ty |n tho spring. It is thu intention of Messrs. Allierston A Jones to .develop Hie wholesale of tile liusi- ne.-'.i in which' they have |a|ely been engaged, ami for that purpose tbey VIII Install an extensive' modum p|sut fur tb* iiinnill'Bclure of tee, ico cream and kindred products. -s - i - i ■i Jtt)R HAIjB-. t'rssh mushrooms daily at tb* Qrotto. ■ 812 W, wbicb in spile of tf*Dap its originators fill s#y wm aot b* a wwopoty' lo luauy ways |t Is on* of tb* most curlons and iutores|ing mergers on record. umiom pbbmjtb -t4fi-t:slwio Iloa'l, lot 8.8, block Wiy 28lh street east, to build a dwelling. 44H Mrs. McDonald, lot 0. block 114, subdivision 87.4, 142 Keith rood east, to build a 'dwelling. 447—Qiovunni Brescia, lot 111, block 00, eubdlvHIon 550, lOlli streot east, 10 build a dwelling. 44S-J. ttoyle, lot 12, block 2II5A, s&b.livltiou 548, 32nd street, to build \ dwelling, • 440—Henry Brewer, lot 2(1, block 228, subdivision 274, :ir.l street, to build a 'welling. •150 W. 11. Smith, let j|l), block 182, subdivision 2/1, H"l street, to build a dwelling. Ifsl i'Iii.iIi'i, II. ini"', lot 1, block 0, subdivision 255, to build five cottages. 462 K. H. Brown, lot 18, block 05, subdivision 550, 'I'cnili street and Mody Ave, to build a dweUiug. 458—Vancouver Free Homes I,td., lot 11, bleck 51, sub. 540, Uth street, lo build a residence. 454-T. W. Currle, lot 7, block 21, sub. 647-548, lOlh street wesl, to Isinl'l a dwelling. LYNN VAU.BY NO^BS Mr. Hugh Neil has recently mude liig improvements to his house on Kl Ian road. A mosleru chicken |ieu»o eau.be seen on Mr. 1'. Wcstov*r's property, Fred- orick road, recently constructed by Hie owner. Good progress is being made on the clearing of tbe Merchant Trust aud Trailing do's, property on Huskies road where Ihey will erect a number of modern collages and bungalows. Au .'.'ilm,! incident occurred osrly yesterday morning ou the 7.60 mr from Iho l.ynn Valloy terminus. When nearlng Centre road the car slopped suddenly and passengers thinking tho ear had jumped ihe rails were alarmed. The molorinan had previously rung his bell, seeing a team approaching the trark. However, the loams ter took no hted of tbe ear signul in- lending to pass over tbe track iu spite of the car, and had It not been for Ihe pi. ' ii',- of mind of the mo lormsn a serious accident would have occurred, as tho fender of Ibe car was within a few inches of the horses' bcels when it came to a slop. Our Eastern Letter (Continued From Pag* Wz.) perfectly clean faces for the lecturer minium, i 'I that only one woinan iu one hundred has a really clean face, and proceedo'l to add insult to injury by informing lier audience lhat women do not kuow how to keep thoir faces clean anyhow and proceeded to give tliein instruction* in this art. Men's aces are generally cleaner, Ihe lectur er uid, beratro of tbo lather used io abating. In fart tbe eijicclod information on ill lorfi of secret lotion* end treatments did not materialize, tbo lo tre- taking lbc form chiefly if « o.legy of »oap *nd water. Tb* ctr,.'. put ure of Montreal women wss cot ill complimentary .either. "Tbey got Ibemulvee op u if Tar roving picture sbows" *b« told her audience. "Tbey powder Iheir noses until ihey tre perfectly while u if tbey bad been daubed with flour and then tbey pile on rouge «nd s*t forth for tbe matinee looking like fright*." A small elud riot occurred at tbe end pt the lecture In tbe form of an indignation meeting at which ttl* lecturer wa* denounced a* "perfectly horrid." A Flv* Coot Merger Tbat tbe business of tbe Ave sad ton rent storo* throughout tbe country amounts to enough to warrant gnfg- log « large numbefityf than info i*je at the country's largest iiamttlbm, lontruy tp fbe general topttney to eonsi.1*/ tbtw-i-M •two** Oegflgibje quantify in tbe business world wa* sjbown last wee* when tbe consolida- Ion of arort (ban 500 of the** stores •u announced. Tbe coital stock of (St* m*> organisation is UtfiMMO at mbitk illflOQflW will be 7 per cent. btaferrei aod fMMOflOQ common Stock. Jfu merger will take in mor* Hist ii too store* de;»g business in tin fait*) tUntot, (MnM mA mm*. meetmti le tike plats now under wlf. ftobmy mvet Ip tin littery pt iiu*i- pen bay* *o amy stull eontitu b«M mm 9900m wwMwt North Vancouver is always pleased to'learn tbat men wbo bavo b«*ji prominent eitltens of other burgs bav* ills- eovored ibat the Worth pbore affords them exceptional opportunity for tho profitable employment of Iheir energy and ability. Tba I'ti't sjster eity to part witb one of its leading citisen* in favor ot this eity is New Woitmln ator, from which, city Mr. p. A- Paige lies recently removed to join Iptm with Mr. /. O. Wood In the business which will bo known as the Wood Paige Shoe Company. Mf. Pail* was for s'« years «d'itor and manager of the Daily News at tbo royal eity, having been one of the original promoters of that venture. In a loading article In the editorial column* of Ibat paper on Nov. 8th appears a glowing tribute to tbe conspicuous manner in which Mr. Paige bad carried tho paper tu a high degree of success in tbe face of strenuous opposition and many obstacles. With ref ernnce to tbe influence exerted ou civic ulTuirs by Mr. l'aige In liis capacity ot editor, the editorial states "tp Mr. Pslge belongs the credit of persistent ly urging that slope be taken to throw off our village appearance by the construction of permanent roadway* and .sidewalks. One of his slogans was "Ijct us wake up and bo a city" aad every citisen, no mailer what was bis creed or politics, rejoices at tbe mar vellous change that has eome about." To Mr. Paige'a qualities aa a writer the article I est i lies "Mr. Paige wu » Irenchunt writer and to those wbo came within thu sweep of his pen tt times, it may have seemed thtt ho was more forceful tbtn pleasant, but believing that bo wtt right, bo gave uo quarter ami asked none." The removal of Mr. Paige to North Vaucojivcr copslitntes p very welcome addition to the ranks of tb* business meii of this city and tbe same executive ability which accomplished pro nouiiced success with respect to tb* Daily Nows will doubtles* prov* t potent ftctor iu t«* fsjrther progress ami sleve|opmeut of Ibe buaineu with which he is uow aueeiated. Tk* cbaugee which have already btta decided upon by Iho ue wowiwa point to * policy of progress snd *Z|*)a*ion which should meet fill hearty support a* tlie hands of I be cliiarai of Norll) Vtncouver. MiiaiiKOOMB.frtssb dally at the Grotto. 811 BAPTIST OHVBOH Tho I .u.lies' Aid society of tbe Bap list .1.ur. 1. of this eity will hold a stlo of work iu tbs old church building, earner of Bt. Oeorge avenue tnd 61b strtat on Thursday, Dec. 7tb, tb* pro seeds to be dev*4ed toward* faruieb ing tb* new cksreh bulging now iu. course of erection On tbe corner of Itfth and Bt. fleorge's. 612 •T. mouki1 ow school Nortk 1*0*4*1* B*v. T. B. Bew*, Princlfel TBBM8 (lirl* under 8 years eld, 45 par month Qirls over 8 yr*. eld, it per mouth special leruis when two or more ar* sent from tbe Itine /tally. Arraiigemeiits are being luade to •reel t building by tbt spring to tc .on.mo,tut,- 80 or 44 boarders besides dsy scholars. t.f. THB THBOBOPHIOAX IOOIBTY Tbe Theoeopbical Becbety meet* in Norlh Vtncouver ia Boom It, Aberdeen Block (over tbe post elce) *v*ry W*d- ucsilay evening at I o'clock Attend •net i* entirely frt* tad ctrrie* no obligations wbtUver. You are invited. Theoeopbical study ant quNtiou*. . tf b-2 _— WANTKD-~Comp*t*nt male tteao grtpber to tct t* Pellc* Court clerk tnd stenographer, aad cl*rk of Small Debt* Court. Salary 476 per mouth. Apply in wiling slating expeiisncj snd qualiflcttiens to City Clerk, Cilf Clerk'* office, City Htll. H* —m. -—- '■ V)#i« Hi* Acu»l> r»»h »nd Pawltry M-rfc#| fbr tli kinds of Iftifl, tpMnA and salt Mf), aealtbipa and ahall oysters; always Ircsli,' alao polity,tpltyti *pA v«g«- Ulitis. tt<*:vo mr*mtfW lmww\sW^enawsammww mynw nwwmmwom HEATERS -—s You can keep warm and enjoy life if we iupply the heater. ' •' \ . ■ We carry a full line of McClary.s famous BELL OAK FAIRY QUEEN jf HOT BLAST SUNBEAM OAMJ.. and Airtight Heaters of various sbs, Give us a call, we will be pleased < i fk to show you their good qualities, & Wholesale and Retail Hardware Phone ji . FIRST STREET AND LONSDALE tmmmmmwmm mmmm IDEAL HOMESITE 220 Feet Cleared, Near Lonidale Avenue Magnificent View $1400, Quarter'Cash WE OFFER THE BEST, Palmer, Burmeiter ft von Graevenitz Head Office 411 Pender Street, Vancouvtr, B.C. Brsucli-161 Lousdtls Aieuue. Pkon* 71. Brtoch-8636 Lorisdals Aveuu*. VMtn SSS. ' ■ Three and (our roomed suites, $30 and $40. Partly -furnished; heated; hot and cold water, etc. Alio ttoret in Mt. Crown Block—First Street, North Vancouver. Apply lo C. A. Lett <H W6.0I* RM»rd. ttr..t j 1 Wt-"""--*" H m . SPECIALS THIS WEEK at the Cut Rate Drug Store Fellow's Syrup : $1.00 battle AlleniWn Fowd Wc. tin < „.., ;..., ,..„ fim do/.. Hot Water Bottk's, gusraiiUed tot one year fL"' Hot Wator Bottled, guaranteed for two years 12.50 Wincarrii* $125 and $2.00 bottle Antipon, large tm $1 76 We have now on tale a new itock of Stfly Raaort timilar to Gillette. ftom $1,50 to $8.00 each Nprth Sl»w« Drug G. PJ. THOMAS, Pbm.B., Druggist Uf ESPLANADE WEST. Phone 311 A 4 mmm mM • nm
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Date Issued | 1911-12-01 |
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