it% Ixjtwan '■HWwwf 99, Volmne Ji North Vakoovvm, B,0/i Fwbjh, Avwm U, WW a * mmwmmmwmm lission stood trembling on tne pop- orstewbsrf- Tba runaway ttmmpA to a ligjjt- wagon made their start some si* Minis up thB Avenue and grsdually g»lb*ring speed tt tbey descended the sharp Antiun name through tbi crowd oi wtgoat, attest ears and pedestriagn like a hear* of lightning- Tne terry hail j"«t at that nomant tud up pi the wharf tnd htd disgorged its losd of human freight wbicb wtt tcatltr ing up tbe Avenue. Shouts snd yeb> warned th* latter that dangsr was approaching and by a mirtcleno one wss caught. The gate of the what! was lowered tnd into it the whole eying mass crashed. A pisce ol tbe ornamental fork which .lands out almost like t flat spike, eat into the cheek of one of the animals gruxing the jawbone. Tbit boras also sustained a cut on the naar hind heel while the other wilh a broken knee wtt bruised ae well on tbe nose tad above the eye, The driver, Carpenter, bad (alien from tbt teat tt tbe commencement pf the mid rice and in bis Ull had suf- tained but slight bruises about the face. The team is a very valuable one, being worth according to Mr. Eli'l.'lii'i' in Iho neighborhood of tl',- 600. fj FT City Council The Ml report of the rneetinf ol the eity council held on Monday wss unavoidably crowded out of tba-laat is ana nf this paper. Tba most important at the report is now published. Tb* report of tbs finance committee included *. recommendation that th* tccount of Messrs. Kmmctt tad Hewitt bt paid and another to tba effect that Hit Worship Hi' Mayor, Aid. McBte snd Mr. Parry of the school board tee Mr. .Ismes \>. Pell •'(•hia- gard to the site submitted hy the latter for the proposed no* school. Ths lanes committee resimi'Uiiid that a sum of |o,0fl0 wbUh was in hand be expended on the luiies sast and west from Lonsdale Avenue commencing from the waterfront aa far as it would go. The report oi tbe parks omuiiiU'c was the next read. The city engineer was instructed to report on the l.il- looet road when it passed tb) cemetery and tlso to maks a survey of that plot of land sold to Ibo I'.'I.E. It was also recommended that tho district council he notified to see that Ihe I.illooet trail be kepi .open in view of the plans for a new subai- visinii there which had recently been passed snd after some argument, that the government be notified to the *ame effect, since the road had been gazetted by the latter. Tfas report of Ibe water committee wu also carried and ils recommendation tba' a two inch connection be mads tn Capl. Biokhsm'i new wharl fnr fire protection and lor service of boats was patted. There were several recommends! iaiia Irom the lire chiel with regard to telephones which were allowed. A special commillee wat recommended In mike the appointment of an assessor md tuisttnt for the city clerk tt t salary of tils) t month. New advertisements will be published as it was hit that tbe last one* hid not bean properly underlined. Than rime a lengthy report by th* Board oi Worka which was thorough ly thrashed out. Tb* report follow*: Wilb th* object ol eternising t closer supervision over the'costly public works now in progress in tbs city in connection wjtn sewering, storm wt ler draintgt tnd street grading th* Board of. Works make tha following recommendation*: I. That the City Engineer ba in alluded by Ih* Council to present lo III* Hoard oi Workt tt tub biweekly meeting t full report ol the progress ol all public works now in courts ol construction, specifically setting (orlh Ihe imlnie ol Ihe work* extculed, ex Iw or omissions, Ihe num'srnl mag employed tnd tny points ol difference Iteiwivn himself and tie contractors 1. That the cily en^inesr furoi.be. tbe Hoard oi Works Ibe following do cumenl*: (a) A complete sot ol the plans nl each work under const ruction to be pin,Iniv,I at (tch meeting when re i|UC*4ed. (b) A copy o| th* condition, tnd sprcifictlion. ol each work. (c) A copy of Ihe engineer's estimate and a opy ol tht contractor's tender of sacli work in pi ogress. I. lhal a competent inspector of work* b* placed in ibirg* on behalf ,,( Ih* cily over th* grading ol street, where necessary. i. That a bi weekly report of road clearing and planked sidewalk obstruction h* (uhrnilird wilh lb* cost ol msw tnd Iht iiunii ei ol win iui ploytd. t. A biweekly report oi niillini ti worht4||i*ining in «>y»nc*. t. I bi-weekly report ol ordinaly maintenance On Ih. streets nnd a dc scriplion oi Ihe labor tnd material. employed tnd Iht cos! ol tho ssi-io. 7. An estimate of the balance staid ing lo the credit of Ihe lloird ol Worka from Ihe cily trsssarer, Tbe Board ol Works nls> ricom mends that Iht engineer be inttruclad to lurni«b t report lo Ik* council st it* next meeting ti lo lbs lest mean, ol taking eagre ol Ihe newly grided street* to tt to carry Ihe ve hicular traffic pending Ihe laying down ol permanent paving. If the engineer deem* cru»h*d rock nttsssary the Board wtt ol <b* opinion Ibst im mtditte slips should be tikit) by tin engineer to »ecerl*in tip but Snd most economi**! tour*** -of supply tnd tin cott ol th* ttau aad to plant tht full**! informi lion ot tbi* important ijuastion Wor. tht council Ih* Board ol Work* i« of opjnioa that this mtlttr *houhi b* dealt with promptly bWor. tbt advent oiih*w»l Mtaon, eepatisjly lot tea b*«*fit of I/>n*<W* Av*. T^W ^WrWrrWPrr r*r frtvi WfmfjTW rtf tf Olfcl ktU Mmtrnm mtftmlwim mm In *k- running of Ito ropk crusher and pea bean informed by ths awnHfePtttrere' agent that his engineer with tWO |^ ters tested the machine on the 28|h' and 39th duly and after making a mi minor alterations demonstrated in the presonco pf tho cily road foreman the satisfactory working oi tbs rock orusher. The msnufePturers' agent however, agreed to supply a competent engineer on Wednesday last at IT o'clock in ths morning at the city's ofttcnae lo aisist lbs engine, r cngog- sd by the council to run the machine lor .a day- Ths agepl called the attention ol Aid. Ileiideisnil lo the fuel that the rock crusher wss delivered to the eity council in last Kerch and paid (or in June, tnd expressed bis regret that he was not asked to tend his engineer In assist jn sotting the machine to work when it was first Bet to work end further that Iho alleged defects should have been brought I., bi* notice within a i,'us,,n'ini,i lint* after its delivery. In the discussion which ensued Aid. Henderson contended that Iho recommendations were intended lo pine Iho Board of Workt in a position lo ixn- rise proper control over tlio cosily works in course of execution, nor wss it intended lo embarasa Iho engineer (or the staff given to him was ample to moot Ihe necessities oi Ihe case. Aid. Dick snd Kittson took caption to some of Ihe recommoruintions embodied in (hia report on Iho ground that additional wnrk would be thrown upon the engineer and that additional expense would b* incurred by tbt city. Aid. Biss supported tho roporl, which wilh some alight modifications, wbs eventually adoptd. Fire Chief Resigns On Wednesday Fire Chiel Turner handed in his resignation as Chiel nl Ihe North Vancouver lire department to City Clork Shepherd. The resignation 1'niiie at a surprise tnd it ii not definitely known wbtl causes bave lei the Chiel lo !tk* Ibi* step, though il ia surmised thai it it because aoveral ol Ihe reconuanidtlioM which h* has Irom time to,' lime made to Ihe fir* ind light commillee htvo nol been icttd upon. Principal among ihess recwiimcnda lions woro one for un addition tn Ih. force of men a! Ihe Chief's command and another to provide him wilh a horse and buggy with which he could make hurry calls lo tiros. The Chief be* only been in office lor a short lime Unl during his iueiiro'tn cy ha* vastly improved Ihe local Dr. department. Thai bo is populir wit'i his men is amply tc.lilicd In hy lb. lael that a unaniroou.ly signed peli lion haa lieen preienled by them In Ihs council praying lhat lhat I...E will nol accept the resignation. It is genii ally I hough I lo I* 111* Chiefs opinion that in view oi Ih. phenomcntl growth ol the cily h should be tllowed a much lar, er lorce and also Ihtl in oilier wuys teller ftcililitt should b* provided. Fire chief Turner has liceii tlkid lo attend the n.xl mealing ol Ihe fire end light commillee' which will Is held n.xl Thuradty tnd tn stale hi. rea ■ont tl tbtl llm* lor having Is d*r *d -hi. resignation. MIIIMI ItlNrJIiAI.E I'M'SIIY'iVh IAN cm iii ii A delightful lime was spent last Wtdn**d*y by lb* children ol the Sun dty school tnd ihe psrcnls whowtnl wilh tbtm on their annuul picnic. The weather wis ptrfect ami .'■cowl Btach, Stanley 1'ark, where the nut ing wu bid, *n ideal .pot. The party Itll on tht IU o'clock csr Inrtheptrk trriving tt th* batch well on toward 12 o'clock. flame* ol foolhall snd base ball stimulated a good appetite for lunch alter which many went bathing and wading in lb* tt*. Al 3 o'clock the. race* commenced creating a great deal of excitement, particularly the three legged raoe and Ihe Sack race. Ailer a hearty tupper and a final scramble along Ih* beach Iht whole party was rounded up and the r*turn journey started al 7 o'clock, •' A choir j* (wing organised in connection wilb Ihe church. Tho manfg- er., atrislad by Ihe I-aditt' Aid hsve exUndtvi the plitforp lo provide room lor Ihe fingers, Tbi. new deptr lure waa a glial help for Ih* service last Sundty nighl and no doubt will be of g/eat vtlut to iht worship of |lw eoBgregtlioe. in view ol his ipprwc'iiiif marriage Mr. fleorg* S- McCr i-ife is preparing a ntw beat* (or bis bride toot on 1Mb etrett u>t St. A drow's At Mr. MaCrW'* is w J, ihe |l. <: V. K ^wm^trtWr' School Trustees At tbt regular monthly meeting of the school' trustees which was bald Wednesday evening tbs report of tba deigat Inn composed of numbers ol tbe c|ty council and the school trustees which had Waited upon Mr. .Inmcs P. Fell with regard to bis offer ol p new school site waa read. Mr. Fsl| intimated to the delegttlon that he would keep the oiler of Ibe sito in I). L. 553 open until nest January at the time price at which ha now offered it, namely 119,100, when he was informed that the city could not submit a bylaw to the people until that lim*. The site offered by Mr. Fell i* considered both by ths city council apd by the trustees a most eligible and desirable one and it war with gratification Unit Ihey received the news of this free option. Another important matter which eiiine'liefme the Board was that of the laying of tbe foundation stone ol the Bidgeway school. It wss decided lo make nl Ihis ceremony as public an occasion as possible and with that end in view it whs arranged to con suit wilh Ihe architects, Messrs. .Innes and 'iillam as lo tho earliest dale possible lor Iho event. It is ex-, peeler) (hat Mis Worship Mayor McNeish will be invited lo perform the ccromony. Tho meeting commenced" with ths rending of the reports ol Ihs various committees, the first being (hit. ol Ibe Building Commillee. This included a recommendation for some minor work lo bo done on the lonadale school building and it was rslcrred lo Mr. Hay Ifie chairman ol Ihe building commillee. The nest report read waa that ol the finance committee which recommended the payment of accounts amounting In *'iril.i«|. Then came the report ol the clerk pf the works on tho llui e way school. This wss to Ihe effect Ibst wry satisfactory progress wis being innde and that good workmanship had been noticeable so for. Among the correspondence there »»re two letters, one (rom Mil* I'ol rick and another Irom Miss Hoss, both nl whicii notified Ihe Board thai Ibe writers would be pleased lo accept positions as teachers. A letter was read from Mr. S, »'■ Murray, aecretary lo Ihe Hon,I ol School Trustees of Vancouver in reply lo one from the North Vancouver Hoard intimating that t joint pro- grim would Iw drawn up by til Iho surrounding school botrds lor tht entertainment ol Ihe delegal.a lo the convention ol 11. C. school trustees In be held iu Vancouver on November tl, '.I and HI. Il is the iutenljnn lo make Ibis a banner convention. Principal Keller ol Ih* high stIidoI wrote lo osk that the hours ol the session nl school in lulurs lie Irom '■' a.m. lo 3 p.m. all Iho year round. This request wss secroded lo conditionally. A premature application for Ihe position ol janitor lo Ihe new Hidgewny school wat union.' Ibe com- municitious received. Payments were aulli-ow -I is follow! I To Mr. Hope, an lot, 11 of Ihe Unid.lc School, llmi. To Misirs. •Inne. tnd flillam. trcbilecti ol the new Bidgeway achool, 11,183,- I em; squal to ball Ibt lee on Ihe cott of the trkool. To Mr, Its', assessor ol the plant of the Hidgsw.y school, 1175. The purrbtse ol furniluit for lb. new room, lo be opened in high school was alio authorize.). Tbis concluded the businws ol •veiling mil tbe Botrd adjourned Ih, the fact that hi had been tlie one to a*"; {Fsss bis opinion that the ctiesbonld » dismissed pn tba first hearing. Tbis action of ths mayor was not in pontradiction of bis eaprcited' opinion but wss because of tbe fact that he wished to tee the police backed up in their wor*;, tbe rsspeot lor them .maintained by tbe' Indiana and be- csuse hs wished to see tbe esse tried mors in acoordtnee with due prosed- aie snd order". . It wu th* opinion of all tbe com- ?:iissioncrs lhat at nil costs tbo pree- igo ol Iho police (pre* should be maintained. Al the masting there were prsssnt /Commissioners .Iiokson, Henderson and ihe Mayor. The minutes of tbs previous nutting were read and adopted and the regular business wis proceeded with. The Chief reported thtt is yet there yes ho pound tnd that although two lues/- tions had been looked at the ono onj til. Daviil's Avp. and the other at Muhon Park, so lar nothing bad been, done. It was asked by the mayor il (he matter of taking out licenses was being enforced against tbe owners of dogs. The reply was lo the effect iimt there were sixty licenses iseucd but thai since there was no pound it had been difficult lo enforce the law. At tho same time several stray dogs hud been destroyed. Tbe press wtt naked lo issue a warning lo Ihe public that within 'a nn,ii ih irom Ihis date tbe law would be most alrictly enforced and Ibat all stray and untagged dogs would he impounded and their owners haled into courl. Tbe month's time wtt given in order that those people ivho might be away on their holidays might have nu opportunity to comply with 'bs notice. A motion to tbe above effect was duly paasad. Tho question oi Iho delivery of laundry by Ibe Chinese on Sundays and thai ol Sunday Irudin, was nbiodie cussed. It was thought that the Chinamen who mado a practice of delivering end collecting on Sunday should be urivsiiil snd the Sundty trailing should be more carefully looked titer, although it is doubtful if a prosecution would'lie or exactly under what act action should bo taken. Tho police roporl showed that during Ibe month ol duly Ihe following canes received attention : ,1 and i. 8, d. and d. 3, d. on Indian resorvo II, state ol intoxication, Indian Act 2, Inls.' pretence. I, and housebreaking uml iluli 7. All ol the cases ol house- brooking were committed by one old man who was caught, confessed, ond is a) present undergoing a two years' sentence al Now Westminster. The report ol. tbe Chiel of Police in' eluded a letter lo His'Worship tbe Mayor which inlnrmed His Worship us lo tbo proceduro in tho metier ol re opening Ihe cato against Ihs In diaus which was acled on as above noted. When this case is beard again Mr. Hit,hie will act lor the city and the onus ol appearing lor the prose cut ion will be takon off Iho should ts nl Chiel Daviea, Police Commissioners It was moved by Commissi,.n"i dackeon al the meeting nl Iht police commissioners which wu held in the cily hill yetlerdiy morning Ibst the action of Chief of Polio* Da vie* inr* opening Ibe case tgtin.l th* three In dims, iuliail senior, Dm Ptul and Louie Julian, which wst dismisied on Monday by reason of Iho di.tgree merit ot ths police magistrate and Ih' .lu.lice ol Ihe ptact on the bench, Iv endorsed. Sine* Ihe action, which wat lor alleged interference wilh lb* police whi|s in Ibe performance ol tbeir duty ant an attempt at Ibe rescue of Um\, lulian who wa* arrested lor I tint drunk and in th* po*s***ion olli-moi wtt heard on Mondty Ibt t'mtt bad consulted th* acting dty solicitor Mr. Hilcbir By hip) the chief'wt. advised lh*t Ih* Cat. could be n opened and re-baerd before two other -Ittilces jrhtah it contrary to aba' procedure tst down by Mr. -I, A. Butteil. Th* action of tba Obief wat strongly tndwMd by al) the oonariMionMS InAtrUnn tb* ssivor io -j^i* dt iba p^™*^^. f^" n*ttf*t n nn* w ?nt Th. II. v, A. .1. I'rossei it movi.'.g lo hi. new house ba I2lh street i.eur St, lleorgs's Avt. Mrt. J. 0. I unib of Toronto it visiting ber dtugbler, Mrs. C. I\ Foreman in Norlb Vancouvar. HO It N On Tuesday, August 81b, ul North Vincouver Hotpiltl lo Mr. tnd Mrs. Ptul A. deWolff, t daughter. Mlu E. Kennedy of New WsHmins- ler it it prewnl on t vi.il lo Mrs. A. (I. Psrry on 10th street in thit eity. Mr. Welter Owen tnd his family ol I'rince Buperl tre it preient in tbe city spending i vacation with Mr. and Mrs. I). J. Dick. ST. JOHN'S TF.NN|S TOI/BNAMENT Tht following gtmet will bs played off on Saturday a* lar M pos.iMe beginning at A p.m. tharp. Any matches not finished will be played off during lb. weak. .1. Moore and S. Humphreys play Simpkina and F. Dipiottt, ll. Curtis and .1. V. Meredith piny 'A, K. Evens' aad NV Humpbny*. II. MecPherson tnd 0, 0. Heaven play T. Hasten and B. Mathews. It. Maltby and Slaves* piey K. Bay- lit snd T. Bamsay. •I. W. I!i)u»Wjoo and K. Hodge piny E, -I. H. Cardinall and If. W Hunt. 11. Stockman and Maw play H. BlertwUir md %. IA. Bridgman. SUadan nod A. Hull play % f\ 0#ter ui f. Beyli*. Beptf ami Atom* pity Bert* ami 0. Jt. OrVemi. P.< h itmy m\ 0, Amayfcga, bye. District Coiraal llnpreoedented calm rejgnsd Sgprame at th* masting of tba district council when Reeve MoNaugbt took the chair lest night and it.ssesaed a* though the Dove of Peace so long absent from these meetings, bad once more taken its courage in both' last snd hsd entered the erstwhile warring P"r- litut of tbe municipal ball. Fossibl the storm which occurred tt tht meeting ol tbt I.ynn Volley rtttpay- trt earlier in the week bad cleared tbe ajr and the fighting energy dis- Ced by some oi the council mem- was played out for tbe time being. In ths ordinary routine ol business, correspondenns received by the clerk of the diitrict waa tbs first witter to receive ttlention. Of tbis tho most lm portent wis a latter from Mr. Thin tskiog to be beard with regard to tbe goytroment claim to a quarter portion of improved property. Permission wis granted Mr. Tinn to address the meeting and he read.the same report which had been previously read '° tbe city council on Monday night. Tbe matter waa considered of the gravest importance by Ihe district Council and alter tome discussion Heevc McNtught and Conn. Bridgman were appointed a* delegates to mast and confer with other delegates Irom (Continued on page 10) 9f, Charles Brapkepridge and bis family are new arrivals in tbe city and have taken up their residence st a house in the 800 block, oo St. Andrew's Avenue- Ferry Director! Meeting At the weekly masting ol Iba Ferry Directors which wit held on Thursday afternoon the most important item to be discussed was whether th* ferries should be converted from coal burners into oil burners. The meeting wst addressed by Mr. .1. tafia who represented Ibe Conaty Stuck Company and he placed belor.s it a strong argument in favor of oi| aa an economic fuel. At the end ol Ihe diacussion, which was lengthy, Mr. I.nllu waa asked to inspect Ihe ferries with a view to their conversion and also to make a tender for tbe job. At tho same time Ihe manager ol the ferry, Mr. Heard, was instructed to call for tenders Irom other firms for tho installation uf oil burning lurnacca. The manager was also instructed to make an estimate ol the work. Additional repairs to the boiler ol Ferry No. 2 were referred to in a letter Irom Messrs. Mcihiugal k Jenkins. II wns staled by tho contractors that thoro was n defective lube in Ibe boiler and to replace it would cott an additional tl,Mn.6o. Tbis additional expense would, said Capt. Kickbam, in discussing the matter, onlail al most the price ol on entirely new boil er. The mailer was given thorough consideration and the director, them selves were in accord wilh the cap- lain. This being Ihe case a commit tee wai choton consisting of Mayor McNsisb and Director Larson lo interview the firm of McDougall k Jenkins lo ice il Ihey could not drop the pre senl contract and tike up one to in stall i new boiler. A delegate Irom tbe Vancouver Trade* and Labor Council was received. Hii million wil lo nsk'tho diier tors if Ihey would grint t tpteitl nl. on Ubor Day to the members. On that dty tht annual tporti uml nihleiie contests will bt held in North Vincouvtr and it ii expected tbtl a very Urge number of people will nt lend. There wss another lengthy dis mission on this metier and !h* directors finally agreed to make a donation of $100 to the council on condition Ibat it bo held here.. Th* financial statement ol tbe Ferry Co. read at the meeting compie- hending the *ji months from January I.t lo June 301 h, showed a balance to Iho good of 16,800, Ths full statement which includes disbursement*, ia - appended herclo. BtnUWAY ' Tearing down I-oneialo kyp. at racing speed i pair ol milled black horast belonging to A. I. Ffetcber avoided til obstacles as though s skilled driver wer* handling th* Um* dstfaed finally into tb* dosed gate* tt tbt lerry wharl and were only brought to e sttndttill by being vio IcuMy throws by tbe lm4, The gat* oi tb* wharf was doublad Wm m IrffW ffr WfrVrrffl ff^V ™W hurki Irom kU iii -ii-*L-^—i- Ia ik* .(ttl Dost* whieb tarriadthi nUm Tha teaas altar ale sbotk dim mi- ^mm wmmfwrnf •T**|,*.w**r rlftf etwwtwym/e tjf ffgrnf tfmww- Eipreu QmM M| WAOTW WANTED-Young min lo learn tba, hardware business. Good chance lorj the right party. -Apply Hox 126, Ei-i press Office. il WANTED-Dretsmaking. All kindtol good clan work undertiko. Shirt waiit. and skirts i speciilty. Mrs. Bayment, 2nd home, 8th strstt, ad joining Boulevard, North Vinoouver. 7 WANTfiD-Bimgalo, about 6 room., ■mall citb payment, bilanco at rent Ito par month- Ibst fa* near ear "nd modem. Apply Box All, Express Of- ■1, .'* j'i.itl'u FOBBBMT BOOMS FOB BENT-Housekaepiag optional. 390 Sad alreet etst. Ml Furnished housekeeping roomt |8 week each. Apply Friday evening! or Saturday morning! I-sigh, 61b house eisl of St. ijcorgc's, 19th street. 3$-S FOB HENT-l-arge hall, Lonadala Ave. (near 1st street) formerly known a. K. P. Hall) luitablt for lodge room lociety purposes, or tuito ol otSoes. AHerationa to tuit responsible tenant, privilege ol sub letting. Apply Irwin It Hillings Co. Ltd., Ml Lonadala Avs. Telephone 16. tl FOB 8ALB FOB SALE Imperial Car Co. 1100 shsrea. A few Inr stlt it Tin Dollars per thtre in lots ol two or not less than live shores. Otorgt A. Kendall, 633 Pender St., Vaneouver. UK FOB SALE First growth dry wood lor I4.W per cord, t It.' 0. McD.de, Phone 83. 30-1 MISOILLANHOUB J. Unlet ind Norlh I-oaedeU lie! it at lonsdtltFbarstMy Pboas 38 FOB BENT - Hi 3)8 Second tttaal east roomt, Stndhim * Simpson, building stover., rcidenc* 460 tth Avsnut Wttt, Fairviaw. Tad. .Fairmont 1310. 8-36 We aloes Sundays. Phons 83d. J. H. English, p. K. Orootry^ 18 Una- dale Avanua. Portibl* Housm with Cinvtt Shingles or Mies Hoofing. II you are not ready .to build your permanent, home on that lot ol your, just drop a card to 8. C. MoQwarrie, N. Vancouver, who builds those cosy comfortable , all ready to move into, flood oy seatop ol the ye»r. Priotlrom , up according to tilt and faith. rffcr one now and say* rent. All in- tmwffr UIST-Betwecn I«th and l«b stfoet btart sbapsd locket, initial* f. 9. f. for tewuA apply Boa VH, Espress Piee.- U-8 FOONJMJn Untdtit Av«a* Lady's Broe*. frm m Mm mm m u-jii-..j^ ._s mornm km tm ad- em/^mumti vTJZ. mWf* W* wiwt mw fmKwm m, ih TBBBXFRKM, NORTH VaNC6UVRR, ti, The Success of the Culinary Department in the Home Depends Much on the Utensils Used in tin* Proportion of food THE CHAPINO DISH Is a utensil which brings satlatsstlon to every cook or housekeeper who is luoky enough lo possess ons, We ars giving the chnfiiig dish Sfsolu! mention today because ol lbs escellenoa ol our preient stock in this line, which we can romimmimd to all purchasers as best nickel plate, lillwl with alcohol burners and an estra hot wet.r pan. They tre simple to operate and I. r the preparation of certain dishes ars a' - solulely Inilispsnsabl*. Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. Jewellers and Silversmiths Hastings and Granville Streets -.- ■ Vancouver, B. C, You Are Building a New Home YOU MUST HAVE WINDOWS, DOORS, SASHES, MOULDING AND CASINGS. Save yourself trouble ami vorry. si Phom 222, or wrile P. 0, Box 1719 apd out ieprp- sentative will call and cheerfully give you an est male. Hash Poors Moulding Ceiings Bind Hawing Shaping W* giinranlta first class work and ill orders promptly Hllod. DICKINSON * SON Sash and Door Factory ESPLANADE BAST (llliee Fittings I'l'llllllS lleli.il Work Stair lluilding (llass Putty STORE TO LET nnnnnWnmmnn—nmmnnnmmn'^^nwm Centre Block Lynn Valley $15 monthly. Leste given to good parties. This it an excellent opportunity lo establish a good business in a growing district, Apply ml or. Centre and Lynn Valley Road —Of Hr Merchants' Trust k Trading Co. Ptndtr Md Burrard Streets, Vancouvtr, B, C. Vancouver Business Directory ACOOUNTANTS f> T, STEIN k CO. CHA&TBEBD ,,,.,,. ACCOUNTANTS |to Pander ttreet, Vancouver and North Vancouver ==- BATHb Kallethc's Bath Corn* Homer and Pender Bts, The only upinflate and reli •Mi bath houac lo British Co- Ittnbla. W« sure where others fail, getlefectlou guaranteed or ho any, Plain bathe, electric baths, skower hatha, massage for bo tf, aaalp and (ace; electro therapeutic hatha a specialty. iti, eXkntmtmm, f90V„ Oraduate ol Berlin, Germany •U»INM8 COLUtQBS SPROTT'SHAW Buiine§8 Institute tff Ha#t4»f» ft) f, ttemm'i mm* 4tmm mm %l,<n+m\\\Jn^4wVnntw' 1MM, PITMAN'S lu«lne*t College lit Seymour it., Vancouver Day school open all tbe year round. Night school commeiir- ea September '8th. OHOCtHS CHBAPSIDB GROCERY GEO. WAGG Groceries and Provisions Wholesale and Retail n6 Hastings St. (downs'tairs) Delivery Tuesdays and Fridays nUMM eTAMM THE GEO. H. HBWITT CO Manufacturers MimioK tuitti mm Sign and Price Marltsrs io Fairfield Bid. Fone H.3173 •UAL MTATR YtrknUreflurutMl kirftiM Cwafoo \U 440 Seymour Str««t EEAIBSTATB LAND' ANP M01TGAOB WVIWTMBNr ESTATES HANAOED PIKE INSURANCE R. Kfrr Hoaifjate «r> - Maaafar 9ttijli)P)*tiTi wf*W mrnitftm f fnwmwiwm Wmiwrw en*?** ™» LEONARDO nwfninwm ^p^4st*j> mmftf/evw >VP mmnnymmffmj pwfffi tttli kit tm by tM'pomd. ...wj,««... -.-/. "What does the town know of H. Btanlulgli Btormut It thinks It kimwa inuoh—It knows practically nothing. Ask anybody. "Ilu will tall row that Blorina Is .ens of tba beat known man In tb* town—perbaoa that ba baa bean hers for years. Ha forgats that tba town never knew H. Btaalelgh Blormo three yeara ago. Ha forgets that tba town doea not know where ll. Rtanlslgh Btorrae cams from- In fact, what tha town knowa la but little, Not ao much, perhapa, aa that whioh you know," "That la enough," returned Iho girl, confidently. > "Some day," be went on hurriedly, aa though be darrfd not atop, ''some dsy- but not now—I shall lull you of my birth and antecedents They are both good. "If It he any satisfaction lo you to know It, I may tell you that. I am your equal—or waa—In birth and ao- rial position and . the other things that seem to count so much. That Is not the point. There are some things I can tell you about-some that I must not. t cannot tall you why." "I haVo done a foolish thing—a ildlculoua thing — a moat peculiar thing. Sometimes I bava thought of It and stood aghast. Sometimes, especially at first, I laughed at It, apd approved of It. At others I have (enounced myselt for It" "What It la you may know aoma ('ay. There la but one thing that recondite me to tht situation. Had I sot taken the B|pp, I would never have met you. Had I never met you —still, Uiat only complicates what waa already too complicated." "I'm afraid," ssid tha girl, with a mischievous smile, "Uiat I do not understand Kieupt," she added, gravely, "that to you It seems most serious." '"Helen," -he exclaimed, "can you conceive that a man—a good man, If —Jf such a man were placed In a pe- •uliar position when be wsa literal'' ly forced lo do something utterly ridiculous snd absurd, perhaps Indiscreet, but not wrong or vicious—a tiling that might some day make Wm the butt and leet of the people whom he knows, nay, that might condemn him even In their eytt when tn»y— found bim out; can you conceive that such a man might, under the stress of circumstances, do ill tbis snd yet relate bla character, bit principle, hia mtnllnew? No matter whelbtr you understand. Can you answer thai 7" Tbe girl thought for a moment. "If bt were not wrong or vicious," she replied, "yrs, I can. Many men are laughed at for mistakes, for errors, for Imprudencs, who have done uo wrong If I ouly knew—" He stopped bcr. "Don't aak mc that," ba protested. "Tbe details I cannot tell you.' Ha laughed in an annoyed, hampered sort of way "I am prevented from telling *v*n you. II la a question In a nry gnat degree of honor, f—t wlab I niuhl **y Just whst I mean, but I »u»t leave It aa It la. Helen, listen closely to what I bava to say "(fori you knew me you bad heard others speak of me What did you hear?" "Nothing," replied tb* girl, 'Hc.pt thtt Mr. Slanleigh II. Storine waa a gentleman In every sense of Ibe word." Sba said li proudly and yet gently, too. "And belliv* Ibat still, I know. I think I may Ull you thai your belief is Justified. I want lo sak you town- llilng ale*. . "What would you do aire I strip- pod of every worldly thing that f possess—tf to-morrow I walked tba streeta a starved and bumbled 4<»s, booted, perhaps, aod Jeered at by nr awn class-; and all for no wrong of np owoT What would you do f "It that were to happen -" returned Ibe girl. "It may happen," Ipterpoaad tbi nan. "Then," replied the girl. "I aoeW eon* to you, I would go with you" - n* shook bis bead. "It la Um way of the world," ka "jrjearr," aba ssid, softly, 'It la nr way. It Is our wsy." He tarnsai and kissed Mt-for m •nt 'Jaa*. »M meet **f motif M UM* titer a moment. 'I. loo. have a M Atjj n Rift* owns h»W for ma to jar- form U, I must shield your nww from whatever ridicule may ajlsjph to mine. Tba world knowa nothing bt us, swept aa Individuals. Do people know that I have called bare with any She shook bar head, "It is bettor ao," ha .want on, "M' ler for yon, It la beat (bat there be no formal engagement, nothing settled between us, The time may come when yon mar prefer that it hart bean an, It la heat lhat people do not link your name with mine just yet, until wa sea how things turn out. "I-I am asking s good deal of yon, llttl girl, but I bava much mora to aak, I want you to understand that I am good-that | am trying to do juat tha right thing. Von may hear nf ma as people bear of a man about town—a man who haa money lo spend, and who spends It. "Can yon truat me? Can you believe me when I aay that of anything In tbe leaat degree unworthy reaches your ears that It la untrue?" He laughed a bitter laugh. "I suppose millions nf men have aaid all this before, and thought they meant It, too. Hut I do mean It. There are aome thinga I am forced to do. "I must he at tba club at certain tlmoB-l must be here, there, every? where. Often I cannot explain why, but ao It la. 'One more thing," be Interposed, as she waa about to apeak; "yon and I, Helen, are living our Uvea. Our Ills Is here—my Ufa Is only where you are. At other times I am not a different man, but I do different things. "Can yon believe always that what I Mil hare I am everywhere? Can yon believe that? After all, If yon can believe that, It Is mote than half It Is ell tbe battle." "I can," returned the girl. "I suptose," she added, "millions nl girls bsve said that, too, and found out later their mlstska.. I want you to understand ma. I don't want vou to think that I am lacking In prudence, or discrstlon, or common sense. I am dying with curiosity to know what all this means, but 1 am taking you on trust, J9Uu)lelgh->-yes, Stanley, Juat tbis once I take you oo trusl, end If," sbs concluded, glancing at bim with a smile of perfect confidence, 'you sre dwelling nu In wbat you aey or what yop are, wby- why, I am deceived, Indeed." ''gome day," he returned, "you will know, and then you can belter Judge for yourself. Aa for the real, I would count myself tbe bappteat of men were It not .for thia terrible Incubus Ibst bangs over ms. But ws-weyil hope for ihe best, end ea soon aa I can, and In the bst wsy 1 cm, consistent elweye wilb honor sod good faith, I shall be frde to tell you everything, t|4 to to , In In, you as—" Hs did not finish Ihe sentence. Instead, he stretched forth his arms. And having stretched them forth, be did not withdrew them Ten minutes later, wilh Helen Du- tiioitt at bis side, be stepped Into Ibe ball and donned bis long black coat and lurned up his trousers. Ho took from bis pocket a gold limiting cue walch, and, without opening lha esse, touched a small spring. It waa a repeatr, aad II struck .the hour "Helf peel nine." bs exclaimed. "I ara due now- et the club Goodbye." He opeued tbe door and placed upon hit head aa opera hat "Whet a beaatly night!" ho said. "Ooodby, Helen." 'Ooodby,' returned the girl. Sh* welched bim go tnd (ban closed the door. 'What an awful night It 1*1" *h* muaed. Then lbs wtnt Into tbe llttl* room, and, clipping from beneetb Ike poses of a book e photograph, tat down by tbe fire end geaed at It for e long while. And there she Sit aad thought an Ul ker meld csmt down. "Mlaa Dumonl," she etclslotd, ' haven't yea rttlrtdr "Deer no," returned tke girl, witk a blush ''I forgot about It. It meat be lit* Wbat le tke tlenf" Tb* meld consulted e clock epos the merit*!. "It li luti bilf put 11," tke aaid It wee number torty-sts on the over and teraslner ealsudar-lbs Paopl*, etc., versus ll. fttaslelgb Stoma The charge wee breaking and en irrlng aad Um robbery of sixty odd thousand dollars ttm tbe vaults ol tht private benk of (!. W. Mordaual A Co. H. Stwiele* Worn*, the dtftadint, was a aoetaiy mn, a club man, aad geaerslr a well-known aad popular mas afcoat towp-wbitf la eeyleg a good deal, for lb* town was S Isrge- sised <4ty. JM charge ssetaat kin. In tbe eyes of society, of bl* clabe, end ot IM (own, wsa pripoe^rpua-wlth a ttff 1 I Coatiaatd oa out I) e^^nwrfnnnmnn '*rw W^W f Seasonable Hosiery ■ --■ ".•..■■■■1 ...I, , .' . ■ ■„,.„■■ i.jf ,\\.L~.n . Unseasonably Priced Women's Cotton Hose 1" II ffmliioneq, high spliced heel, rjpiibirUPiB anil toes and {(ariar tops, in pinch, tan, grey snd all leading shades. Regular w valuM tor ,18j(i<i» pair, Woman's Utla Thrand Ho#a~Wiil> double \m, heel siul sole, Coinii in inn ami many colors- UsiibJ j«c values lor 17^c »pait- Plain lisle ami also fancy lecn ami silk embroidered hose, in hlaeh, tan, grey, Copenhagen, pink, shy, peacock, reseda, and many other good colors. Regular 4«c values lor J7#c a pair, Splendid chooaiRg in theae lines, Women's lace lisle thread hose, in colors snd blapk. Ubi-al 65c i|naliticts for 2Sc Chilian's Hosiery Lace lisle thread stockings for girls in summer shades. Come jn sizes 4 to H#, Regular to 50c values for 15c a pair. Hoys' and girls' cotton ribbed hose in black only, very substantial quality, in sizes 5 to 10. (tegular 115c value for J7#c, Gordon Drysdale, Ltd. 578 Granville Streeet Vancouver ESPLANADE 100 Feet - . . - ..'' $7000 SECOND STREET 25 Feet, BlkJSjS - THIRD STREET 25 Feet, Blk. 136 .'....»' . FOURTH STREET 50 Feel, Blk. 129 - - $2600 $3200 $2400 John Alexander & Co. lit I.OHS0ALE AVI., SOUTH VANCOUVER ■s^wast Hay, Flour &Fe$d ' Owing tp larger warehouse accon.o- dation, wa are now in a position to carry a larger am) more complete stock of these goods and to supply our customers st Vancouver prices. All Orders Delivered Promptly. The Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. 116 Eiplanade Eait > * Phone 4 M \ .. /v. Advertise in the Express . REMOVAL NOTICE Johnston & Salsbury THE HARDWARE MEN will occupy their hew , store In tbe KEITH BLOCK NEXT IIII ' TOf,(X On Augwt 14th « H95SB BOECKH'S ' BRUSHES sad BROOMS Are guaranteed against irrtparfecHons which in ppprly matte gpprls cause much W9rry and inconvenience to the house* hpl4er. »m%i cjrip" Paint and Varnish Brushes Will dp first class' work and will not shed Iho Ini:.tin.. ' ii i .ir in i ii' i !. hi =r fntterson, Goldie & Clark North Vancouvar Hardware Store 10(4 ESPLANADE NEXT TO POST OFFICE LOTS IN BAYVEW —■——■ ii" ' D. L. 621 & 2075 on Keith Road, s abort dislahce west of Ihe Imperial Car Shipbuilding and DrV Dock Cp.'s properly. $300 and $325 each-$20 cash, balance easy terms. These lots command an uninterrupted view of three miles of Hurrard Inlet. Good soil and level. Call oi write for descriptive pamphlet. S. F. MUNSON 3331 Pender St. W. Phone Seymour 5654 ERINDALE. D. L. 622 Between proposed SECOND NARROWS BRIDGE and NORTH ARM BRIDGE on Keith Road Flfto FOOT LOTS, $330 S££ GRADED ROAD TO EVERY LOT Wtler dad (elephono service is being |mt into district now mul route lis* MsR surveyed lor carline. D. MacLURG 340 ?mtm STREET VANCOUVER, B. C. your neighbor and ihey will re-' commend it to you-^THE electric iron with reputation. Mmk IW.' shall he pleased lo send one nl ihesc irons to you lor TESN DAYS FREE TRIAL. Phone 46 Light and Power Department. itish ColumbialElectric Railway Co., Ltd. 50 LONSDALE AVENUE TAKE NOTICE / THAT the Civic Information snd Labor Bureau ji MOW open for Ibe Convenience! ol Employers and Etnployeep, Employers are requested fu iske advantage nl Ilie OfTirc when requiring help, Phone 321 W. 9 \l|OOI), Secretary, 14 Lonsdale Avenue, Norlh Vancouver. 111 1 isjuiium 1 FRUIT PRODUCE CONFECTIONERY, £IGARS, Etc, WHOLESALE (MLY PETERS & DOYLE 120 Sawwd Street E*»t. VWtphone 200 V / Convenience to North Vancouver Mawchanii Bu. in you* Oars Town. ton\ Oritti SoHeUed Pb&aitf Fields of Holy Writ 'Till!'. INTERNATIONAL. SUNPAV HciHHH, lesson. Third Qwtar Lesson VH|. ilsmnielt iMVTl W- 8.J, August J8, lull. .iiiliiiikim Hums the 1'rouhst's Bpok .lehoikiui |s type ol Ihe sinful mini nshiling iliiiili ill terror and wruth against the rlglitpatis judgments ol find. His fate is a tunililo uxnmplo ol tho folly ol doing hu. A inisi-i3if.il imi vidonco Inul given bim every opportunity of repentance, tl.nl Inul allow- nl Inni io bo dethroned, pul in irons, laced Inward Babylon. Thon cam* a surprising roversul nl, fortune, lii i'im lion, I'l'inilii'iinriii.'iii. Qnd's band ought lo have lieen riiongnised but it was not' Nuither severity nnr goodness nll'i'i'ti'il his obdurate heart. In tho pmsont iiistuncn Iho threatening prophecies Intrly und puhlioully read could not long in tho nature uf things I.i krpi Irnm tho king. Rut his courtiers nppi.i.ii'hi'il him w|l(i consummate skill. They lolt the scroll bohind lest Iho very sijit.ilil nli,mill inllamo him tlio more. They hid th,' prophet und his iimupnsis lesl tho king should kill Ilium. 'Ihey attempted In break the "hurilon" of tbo prophet in Iho softest manner possible in hiijicH hjs sliililnii'ii will would yield uud disaster ho averted. 'Ibe king was sealed iii Iho winter residence portion nl his palace, n bouse which was ilsull a target lor ' Ibo shafts ol Ihe seor, ils spacious iipult- nu'iilii and nily balconies, ceiled wilh whir, painted with wi million, liul I111II1 accoiiling In the hontiion cuslom ol Ihe day with enforced and uii; rci|iiillc.l labor. Slriilogy nl the no hies nvnilcd nothing in this instnnco. The king was in a passion ut unco do iniiniling to see the scroll. When liul two or tin,,' columns had ho n road In him he could endure no more. Wilh implnculilu nmi. 1,v he prepared lo destroy Ihu pnrchniont. Taking a scribe's knife lie begsn culling tho uilioiis document in shreds dropping il piece by piece into the linui, r ol llvo Duals until Iho whole was consumed. No 1I011I1I the king fongriilululod him- scll on Iho destruction ol the writing. Uriel Iho respite I II proved a phoenix rising Irom ils own ushos. Nol a syllable wus wauling und there were terrible additions to the effect that tho land should bo entirely do- solute, that nn ileseendcnt nl Iho king should sit |n■iiiimi.-iilly ou bis throne anil Hint his own corpse should meet a late |)cculinrly revolting lo tbe iiii,'iii:il mind. Till'. TEACHER'S' LANTERN Thorc aro gleainitig jxnikni.os ul work on llio Iliblo loduy, perhaps moro ol Ihem nnd keener thun in uny age. There is Ihe cunlrsdietioii ol sin tiers who cannot endure the Bible's uncompromising nrriiii/nnicnl and awlul ihreuleiiiiigs. They wind,I gladly im pinch und destroy Iho I oil.. Thorn are rrilics nl.o who d.light to inn Iheir ,..l|,.l where Ihey please. Ilii-ie is every grade nnd kind ol oppoienl ironi vulgar infidel whoso wcepon is a joke, lo il,,' scholarly deslmotive ex I'gele. Kill so far every weapon his proved lulile as lihoikim's penknifo The Hibk' is and remains ns Hind stone culled il "The impregnable rock ol Ihe sacred scriptures I" Ylll'Nii I'KDi'T.K'H pEVOTIONAI, SERVICE. August IK, I'JII. I'ro verbs xxiii: IW 3D. Sun,II llcgiimings ol Inlimpcrunrn Tl'lll|B'l llllli' IJ Mull ■ The concensus ol Ihe Inle conference of 1'lunilie,. nnd Correction I,.Id in HdhIoii was Ilinl while Icinpcruwo lo gislnlioii and enforcement of existing iMnpcrunce Iuuh should Iw |wr*ist*il i* yel Ihey should In, oslivmod n. pallia live, nol I'uii.iiM'. A greater mea.ure of rebel, il wa. allinmd, will lomu through accural* scientific inslruolion iu what pby.icians should be accredit ed leaders. Parallel lo Ihis (liould lie the scientifically philanlbropio treat luiiil ol victims as individuals not en block. 1 North Vancouver City CLEARED LOTS 50 ft. x 147 ft. InBLOCKS 15,15a. I6and 16a. P. L, 530. PRICES: $750 to $1000according to location. TERMS t I-4 Cash, Bal, 6,12 and 18 months, ACREAGE in District Lota 546 and 550 In Blocks of from One to Four or more acres, PRICES; from $2000 to $3250 per acre TERMS: I -4 Cash, Bal. 6,12,18 & 24 months The Grand Boulevard extendi through thii property ■ * i .. »i .. . . ■■ - FOR PLANS, PRICE; UST AND PARTICULARS, APPLY TO The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company, m, tii 543 PENDER ST. "»«*» VANCOUVER, B. C. . New We.lmin.ler Lumi llmlnel His trial ol North Vancouver. 'JAKE VII HIT lhal we, 11. Illodwin nnd A ('. 'iladwin ol Noslh Vancouver, occu pation, retired, im,-...1 lo upply Inr permission lo (case Ihe following de scribed slrenm, known ns l.vnn I ink, ciiiiiiiiiiniiig nl a poet planted at the N. W. corner ol the old w.mdsn bridge crossing said slrenm, ftuncc norlh, lollowii.K I ,>l ol hIi.nm lo a JJ.nl ol.oi l... I I .ie st leet imiili ol Keith fried, (Ucl bridge, lor Iho purpose ol obtaining r,„k, gruvel enA sand lor building *nd othir purposes, BENSON lil.ADWIN. ARTHUR CLARENCE HI ADWIN Haled Aug. 71b, ltl I. 110 t. DOWIE tfNmCTOMNDBUILPKK Plane, Sp«ific»tioBs, Katlinatee P. 0- Bo» ih Nertfc Vm«Q«Hf North Vancouver Business Cards ARCHITECTS A. CAMPBELL HOPE 0, A. HAI,. ARCHITECT pnd E-NiilNKI-.lt I'lione .Vi.';'. Vancouver. I'lione Hll:' North Vancouver Percy S. Howard n. -I. 1'errin * "ity Auditor. HOWARD & PERRIN Auditors nnd Accountants h'lt, I'ender SI. W. I'. O. Ilos 333.1 I'lione 8837 I'hone 183. Vancouver North Vuncouver liUJ.IABDS ANI) POOL PLAY POOL AT HAMMOND'S FIRST WEST finest, table* aad cues ie the * isy BLACKSMITHS R. fiTARN Pioneer Horse»hoer - Carriage Works FIRST 8TREKT WEST k 1-ONSDAI.E CONFECTIONERY The Palm Confectionery Stationery, t'onlectioncry, Ice ('roam, Soil Drinks, Fount aio Drinks, Tobacco Ijigbt Lunches, Fruit R. P. DIICOMIUN ti SON Lnnsdale and 6th Phone lllll CONTRACTORS The Now Block on Lonsdale Avcnuo noar Iho Ferry Approach was built by SMITH BROTHERS llelielal (',inIradDis NORTH VANCOUVER WM. MORRIS I'UACTICAI, FIREPLACE AND CHIMNEY. BUILDER I'Cesscd llrick Mantles a Specialty. I'lione 1,112 CIVII, ENGINEERS HOOKS ANI) STATIONRBY THE LEONARD-SALE CO. Book**H*r* snd Stationers Cor, Lonsdale and 1st. I'bone It3 NORTH VANCOUVER , BLUEPRINTS F. U. Sharp, Stud. S. L, Stud. Inst. Hun. Eng. Elc, Arch? and Civil Engineer, Plan*, elevations sections, reports, specifications, estimates, etc. for all clsssos ol work, Tracing*, Blue Print*, Map Mounting. 197 Lower K«ilh Road. Estt, N. Vsncouver. 3-D r. •"" W" ' . '■' '-'» iwrucmm CEABKALVNCH ENOINEEBS Contractors (or re in/orood eonorste ennslruction. S*wering in all |t» br*nob»s, Mm wnnsotion* a sip*- ei.lty. Edimate* furnlsM. Olnm » UmdtU A v.. Phon* Ht. Angus J. Cameron A.H.fE. k S. CIVII, KNGJNEEB Irrigation, Orslnsv*, levels, plans and specifications. Bsptio tank* and bouss drainage a specially. P. 0. llux 2U, 16tn street west ol H.wicko Avsoue. PHOTOGRAPHERS -B!» CARBUTT Studio over Bank B. N. A, Bbnsdalo snd EsplaSads ••^ SAWL'II^RS DONALD DOWIE Saw I'll.'i and Qrindcr. All kinds j hand, cross cut and buck saws nnd filed al shortest notice. II I.on| dalo Avenue, North Vancouver. TAILORS E. LAURIN High-class Ladies' aad dent's Tailoring KEITH BI.OCK, FIRST STBBEr NOBTH VANCOUVEB Moilern Tailors and ReBoulory FISH DEALERS THE NOBTH VANCOUVER F|SH AND FBODUCE CO. Fresh ond Smoked Pish Live and Dressed Poultry VegcJallies Delivery twice doily Phone 310 Hll First Street ICE DEALERS JONES ICE CO. Wholesalers and Retailers of Purs lee Creep) Ice lor family use BAY VIEW TEA ROOMS Pbon. 886 i-ONSPALE AVENUB EXPRESS AUD BAjQOAjOE —————— A-WILD LWBf pPBEfljS AMp CHCNJHUL Mf»Wt Prompt Stfvist-UoAtttli Ob.rgse- Wwm«.. 307 I-oasdele Avcnus Clessing, Proving, Dyeieg, kllnn'.ng We u** ths French Dry iTeaail Proosss NOBTB VANCOUVER Clennng F l»one 2f I JOHN LINDEN jiiim Ladies' and fient's Suits to Order ; Iron) fW-QO and tSft.QO respeotlvelyi.:',- Phone 2H ' liOnadale 0*r, 16th st.'f' NORTH VANCOUVER I I ' ■ TEACHEBS (Mm#) set] ■ SAM. T. 8UHON TBAB&BB op vim awl TPPBOBY Specialty: flbildrcn's I-sm„d. atowjj; home. Tsnn*, ete., apply G<s»r»l \ ii. , amnriaa i w i'-r— ,, WATCH BJ?PAJRJN0 Is your weUfc stopping or goi*g Irr*. guMyl Ss* A. J. HWD The North Vrtcotnrer ftptrt aid sionser immllat "**l* pill '■!,,s*j| tymfwmwywwp II Loaeiels Atauss ~ I.' 'fW.WIW tmyewwywmf f' mmaMmtmmmmmmmmm tHR RXPRfeBB flown Vancwvm B, C, AU,....,.* ul. ■ li"".. . ' ." f Dblilhw) TllNdiyi and Fridays by North Shom P*W, Limitip G«o, H. MoRpgM, Editor and Manager. M1Y9 Of R9Mfl)UPf|0)f M ptstir. fl.00 - Bi» months, Mo. Three months, 9k United BUtas and Foreign, 11.50 per year Advertising Rates will ba qnotad on application. Is devoted to the Interests »f tba. It eonstitutes eu advertising me4liwn. o( MpispMo^l..»»lua (or Istrlct. eh end *BectivB msnnsr the population of North Vancouver gvery effort is made to give advertisers tlie most eetlatsetory tees In contract advertisements should ba In tha printers' bands not ,10 a.m. Monday and 6 p.m- Wednesday to ensure Insertion in (lie issue, IftfaTH Vancouvib, P. C, Auoust u 1911 =j= V BIBTBK'T ROAD IMPROVEMENTS 1 Tb* energelle manner in which th* dietriet council u addressing itself to the good roads problem is producing Its nf ths most benefioiel chsrao- Id addition to the uaual work pf eiiening up road* to give bona fide ients access to their property (or ling purposes, the council has in B ,i scheme Inr the permanent im- imenl ol the'great arteries ol Ira- throughout th* district end lor ning up additional roads in loce- ons where thoroughfares arc likely lo Ik required and where they vill Jiu m"M likely tn answer the purpose ol Iriink lines Iron) which ready access may be had by means ol divergent road* to large araes on either eid, along tbe route. In the east end ol the district Ihe Lynn Valley road has been widened Irom sisty-sii to eighty bet from '.ho city boundary to Hastings cieek bridge end this resd together with Centre 'ond, haa bean macadamised, llni-1 giving Lynn Valley roed the nee- II'Miuv width lor th* accommodation I l tlie large traffic which it is destined to be called upon to bundle upd making ol both these main roads lirst ela.s streets in every way. ' A clad through is likewise being -ajfeiwd to Deep Cove along wbicb an excellent grid* has bten secured by means ol lollowing a slightly circuitous rout*, Th* road follows 9tim rosd sset to the southern point of lioslyn Place, immediately north ol Imperial where il turns porth through P. L. 471, along the eutern boundary ol Hoslyn Place end thence runs through D. L- 634 and 80S lo Beep Cow- I* Is eipeoted that arrange- reenl* will soon lie completed to extent the road to tb* quarrie* on the iu>rlh shore ol Deep Cove apd only a ,t distance aouth ol Woodlands, grade on this new road in 'no ""■** e|oesds eight per cent. —*i Ihe norlbern portion of Hie dis- del I/msdele Avenue Irom the city SMiodary to Susses street bs* been uUnded lo eighty feed in width, ibus .nuking il unilorm with it* width 2 within Ihe cily at tb* boundary iin*. IV street will be macadamised as will also King, gueen and Ny* *lr»st. for a considerable distance wet nnd west of Loiisdule Avenue. : |n tb* WMtorn portion 'i the muni- ciialily tb* ch*ng* nl location ol fjnih road is Iwiug curriod into effect «s rapidly a* poerfbU. Certain portion* ol lb* new roadway hav* lallsn fo tin district through Ih* enbdiving pi tin pr„p*rli*e while oilier portion* ..fun through Mellon* that ar* a* yet . tin-subdiviiUd, thus rtndering expropriation n*os***ry. Tl* section run H.ng through D. L. tbt and D. L ttl i* now lining clearad and tenders will shortly be eelUd lor lor clearing the roadway through D. J,. 1340 and D. IX ietiv* op*r«tio»» ar* now in pro- >gr*ee in opetang up Dudley rood. Thu sroed run* wsetwerd Iron th* *ity boundary loir e short distance almost tp line with Iwanty-lourtb street, *f lee wbish it turn* due norlh and runs eireigfci Ibroegh to th* hill*. The grndt on Ihi* roed ie ideel averaging Mif about on* per imt. (or it* entire Ufl-jSii twill Ih* lower levais ol the moanl*in* begin Ia nsske tfcslr indulges Ma- 1Vi» aw now (onnmM con- Itnett in opmMtm <***■ W» resd and Jt Is eatMstad iM tm nnasber wW ft he internees, to twawty. Dudhty i wkO ionwtimt mom m tnmk I fee opmim ttftwP#m<* IMlmlmmmmmmkm-tni by means ol it s large number of property owners will find access to their holdings. The roed making machinery which was purchased by ths distriot about u year ago is proving ol the ulmosl benefit in enabling tbe council to im down permanent roadbeds at i minimum cost. Tlie macaduminlng nl Lynn Valley road provided an excellent roadway lor the transportation of 111 ■ road making machinery nnd Ihuoulirc plant, consisting ol rooi ernsh;r, steam wagon and rnnd roller has lieen removed to North Lonsdale wliore operations begau yesterday in union ■ damizing that and adjacent stre>t> bs mentioned above. It is evident llui,fun' that the distripl is n»w in excellent position lor prosecuting un energetic policy in the systematic im provement ol tbe leading thorough lares by the laying ol first cla*s inn cadumized roadbeds. Tho district of North Vancouver will lie able to point In an ever increasing mileage ol roads ol the best type and what wilb Ihe steel bridges the construction of which has been adopted as the settled policy nl the council it may lie ealely assert ed that no municipality nn the lower mainland will be better cared lor in the important matter nl good road and plenty of them than Norlh Vun couver. I BY-LAW NO. 180 A BY-LAW to acquire certain land lor use as lanes within Lot two hundred and seventy lour (374), group one (I), Vancouver District and to assess, Levy and collect the cost ili,i,i,l as a work ol Locul Iin provement and to raise upon debenture* tbe necessary moneys lo pay the cost thereof, WHEREAS Ihe Corporation ol the Cily ol Norlb Vancouver desires to acquire certain land' lor use es lanes within lot Two hundred aud seventy- four (374), Vancouver District, and to espropriate such land as mny be necessary for such purpose uud to en Ur upon, take and use the same lor lane purposes, NOW THEREFORE tbe Municipal Council ol the Corporation ol the City ol North Vancouver enacts as follows '■ I. Th* land* set out in tbe follow ing schedule, to wit: .7s) All of Lot i'i" in Block 115 (except that portion lying I * twei'ii Lots IU to 16 (Inclusive) and U,ia 17 to 35 (inclusive). (i>) Ail of Lot "A" in Block I Hi. io) All that portion ol I ot "A" in Blook 118 between Lots li to 13, (inclusive) and l-ols 31 t« 3e (inclusive), (d) All that portion of l/>l "A" in Block 11» between l-ots 7, 8, '■) end 3(1, 31, und 33, (o) All that portion ol Lot "A" in Block 136 lying between I ols I, 3, 3, 4 and Lois 29, W, 31 und 93. If) All that portion of Lot "A"'in Block 137 lying between Lots I lo t end 37 to 83, and Lots 9 to 13 and lots 31 (o 34 and tbe north boll in rear ol Lot* 13 to U. " (g) All tho** portion* of Lot "A in Block 138 lying between Lots 1 to t (inclusive) and Lot* 87 lo 43 (inclusive), also between I/jts It, )4, 16 end 16 and 37, 38, 39 and 3ft.. (fa) All lho*» portion* of Lot "A" in lllock 190 fying between I ol* t, ti I end 36, 36 end 37, 1-ois 13, 13, 14 end 19, %0 end 31. (i) All those portions ol I-ot "A" in Block 131 lying between I-ot* I In 4 (inclusive^ and Ivol* 29 to 33 (inclusive) end Lot* V) to . 16 (indu.iyc) end UU 17 lo 33 (inclu.iv*). (j) Ail thoee portion* oi Ul "A" in Block 142 lying betweu Lol* I to 10 and Ut* 23 to 33 and U(e 13, 14, 16, 14 and toil If, 18. IS end 3D. (k) A|l that portiop o« Ut "A" in Mock 148 lying between Ute 1 to 14 (indusiv*) end Ut* 19 (0 93 (jnctusivs) ere hereby expropriate (or lew per- WAmwrni HM** Corporation, lie servants, egente end workmen ar* hereby eSM- nrised to epinr uprip,, espriwriate, break or take, and use the.real property above mentioned in »py w»t* necessary tn convenient |qf Ima pur- poses without thu e-nunt nllhopwn,- srs therapl, 8, An/and all ospense Intwred by tbe Corporation by reason ol tha efc propriation nl tne pieces p| land above despribed wil as compensation and damages in respect thereof shall be chargeable to arm payahU by the property owners as part of the e»- penses ol kneel Improvement und* the provisions of Scptlon 966 of the Municipal clauses Ad and shall be charged ond assessed against the property bonolitlod by said Lncnl Improvements as shown, by the By-law to be enaoled in respect thereto, ti 4, This By-law may bs fitifl lor all purposes as the 'Lanes Exprnpristuw, lly-law, IBII," IS. This By-law shall come into e|- iset alter being published, registered and filed in ecooriianoe with sub-sscr tiou 142 ol Section 60 pi the Municipal Clauses Act, Passed by tho Council on llm seven- teenth day ol July, IHU, Reconsidered, adopted snd finally passed by the Council on the thirty first day nl duly, I'll I. (Sgd.) (.Sgd.) WM. McNEISfJ, Mayor, THOMAS SHEI'DERn, City Clerk. (L. 8.) A true copy cerliliid ly nie, THOMAS SHEI'llERP, City Clerk. I'bone 10 P. 0. Bo| 17-13; Alexander Philip Conveyancer and Notary Public Agent lor Fidelity-llioenix I'lro In- siiriince Company and also lor companies. undertaking Murine, Employers' Liability, flunrnntrB. Live Stock nnd Accident Insurances, Agreements and deids ol all kind) prepared, Excellent list of oity nnd district lots lor sule. CLUB BLOCK, E.sft.ANADE HENRY B. WATSON ARCHITECT Rooms 10 und 11, I'ender Chambers. 533 I'ender Street W. l'bono 3461 and Lonsdale Avo., Norlb Vuncouver Residence, cor. Lonsdala Ave. ami 32nd slreei, North Vancouver. ... FRED G. TURNER NOTARY 1'1'BLIC Loans, Investments end Insurance. Room 207, 633 tjeanvjllo S|., Vancou ver, II. C. l'bono tOOO, Und lleiis try work a socially. ,■ . " i' ■■"» House Connections Notice to Property Owners of North Vancouver As the main ibelnago system 1. approaching completion we bag lo notify pri,|H.'ily owners that wc are making arrungein.'iiis to underlako the wwer couuectious on the various privet* properties at * reasonable cost to all those who desire to avail themsolve* ol early drainage facilities. Having carried out Ibe main drainage syetsn lor the city council and having the necessary plant and skilled labor available we aro in an exceptionally favorable position to carry out tbt private house drainage at a moderate cost to properly owners and wo shall be pleased to furnish estimates and plant if necessary to carrying out Ihis most ewential Work in accordance with tbe city regulations ami on most up to-det* principle! of mod*rn unit*- Won- MacdonellGzowiki&Co. 5*c*>nd St. tnd Mthon Av«, tmmtl9 % Ad Ideal Homeiite on Keith Road LuLini'iiiMJBMeiil.LsVA'ii.'.. ti»..ul^^-.'J|HllJ^ULli(u■ll.'..V..!ll^.LUl^5gga= , Com o( Rldgewny M»\m, wstW swl fencntj, price only |3000i m\i $1000, balance to arrange. ELDER MURRAY CO., LIMITED 1 ' ' -. . '.. li... IJ.I I, j.' ' North Vancouver, B. C, wnanmmmm A SNAP NEAR MAHON PARK Lot 15, Block 40, D.L 547-S nm^mnnOnmmmnmnnnmtnminn-nmmnnni This lot is situated on 16th St. and is much below value, convenient lo the city and car line. The lot is 50 x 140, . The price is $1050, 1-3 cash, balance in sii ant) twelve month?. Compare this price wilh what is being asked (or adjoining property. Exclusive Agents Canadian Financiers, limited Ileal Estate, Insurance-Pirc, Lid--, Accident--Reri|B Collected Bank of Hamilton Building i)i Lonsdale Au:nno EKNKST KBBAGE, Local Manager Campbell Realty & Investment Co. FOIl SAI.R-fl-ronm i house on Chcs- li'ilirlil An-. Now, all iiioil.'iii. I'rjce H/Jihi. Easy terms. IWlkl ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE. TELEPHONE Bo. P. O. BOX 114 LYNN VALLEY 1 11 1 1 I 1 ' ' One acre lllock on macadamized road, will. make a splendid homesite. Price only $800 on easy terms. THE NORTH VANCOUVER TRUST CO., LTD. Real KhIhIo and Financial Agsnls \|,i,.'ln.|ils ol T-.ili' ili.s'uiliili.l 219 Lonsdale Avenue Telephone 44 PALACE HOTEL Rates : turn per and up. Special rates to Families snd to regular liosrders finest ftoof Garden on PadJi«. Coasl REDA & ANDRUSS rnopniiTORs ■ Sscohi) StaitaT. - • - - NORTH VANCOUVER. B. C. TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET Block and hall (rom Lonttiale Avenue and close to cu terminus. A lew good lots lacing south $500.00 each on terms ol J cash, bal. 6, 12 and IB months. D. L. 553 50 (l. lots close Ir, Kcilh Road at f 500.00 each on terms ol 1 cash, bal. 6, 12 and-1 & months. C. C. LAWSON & CO. 15 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER i'lione 70 P. O. Uox 1B16 New HarneM Shop A UKANCH Of TUB YAH'OUVK.ll IIAIINKHH 00, HAS HI'.KN OI'KNKI) IN THU l'lll'.HISI'.M OF TIIK C. U k N. (10AI, AND sri-i'l.V CO., COB. KHI'I.ANADK ANI) HT. UKH&UI'VS AVI',. I fVf,h SIOCK OF FIRST IT.AHH IIAUNF-HH ANI) IIOUSK WT- TINOS f 11,1, 99 CAPIEP- A tvrmw 911,1 tut mam; of HKI'Allt WOI1K I'ltlCI'.S Will, HK ihu 8aif ah iiiohf, in vanwir vi>:b. Vancouver Hirneii Co. fftOHB tbi saMMann FOR RENT 'nnmnmmmmmnnn* SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES Most modern filinj; tim\M on the m»rlf«Ht A«a(ureceptaf|e(orlhoi valuable papers and jewels NORTH SHO LOCATORS, WB. 32 Lomdale Avenue / Telephone 123 H, D, RuaaLgs k BABBJSTEB ' N0TABV PPBI-IO IM titli Street Best North Vniioo«»*r P|ion*S7? IBBWATION WOTIOW NJI'l'lt'l;. is lii'1-..'liy given thai nn ap- plication will be mnao under) I'»r| V. nl tlio Wnli'i Act. Ilinil, to oliliiin B li- conso in Norlh Vancouver d/vision ol Now Westminster District, onl the |Bth day nl Annum, HU), at 11« 11.111., by B Newton Drier, Suruoon, Waneonvor, II. tl., (or water fpr irrigation use on throe acres owned liy Inin ini 11.1,. Hill, . the sum,',' ol supply being at small un- • used st renin from '.rouse I Mount nin flowing Hoiilherly through ID. I.- Ml and 1). I., olill, Ihe point ol divsrsion being about 'i,IM0 leet in n/irihcusierly ■ direelion Irnm Dr. liner's IN.I-'.. Stsb, tho amount rei|uirsd being/1 rubw leet |iri second to he i-nrrieijl by liuriiil pipe line Irom small dum (in bed pf tho Ulroain. / • .. Dated at North VumVouvcr, July r.nii. mil. J NI!W WESTMINSTElt LAND PIS- TBlCT-District ol NrA,' Wostmipstcr. Tuk.' notice Ibat I'.liotl A. Iluswell ol Vancouver, occupation/ broker, intends lo niiply lor iierinissiton to purchase Ihe lollowing doscriljojd lands : About 'Jim acres commnicing\ at a post plant- oil on the nnrthonsti corner of Lot loil. thence east '-'/» chains, tlisnco north Ml iliiiini, 1 lini/ce west 5chains, moro or less to shorn ol Horse Sbos Lake, ilii'in'i' in a s.iutli aud westorly course around shore/ ol lake to North 7 p. corner ol l*t MW3, thence south chains, more op loss, to point ol , ' II11 un II1 VII ii'l 11. I (Sgd.) ' II 1<*y A. HASWF.1,1.. duns %b, I'JII. J fl-» WE COULD Papjbr the World froii our stock ol new Well Papers so fit seems. Every day soms new durlgu arrive* lo fill lb* vncunoy ol Abuse closed out. iWdiome Wall Papers ro horo in endless variety. Jget ill our 1.1I111111111 (or wbat ronm you want tb pefw .nd b. will •how you ju.l ths pattern you ar. looking for. To cbooe* from our slock is a idea furs, lo pay our prise I* e*»y.. North Vancouver Coal and Supply LIMITED Wli.rl: Cor. St. tisorg*1* e|M Ee- planndf. OhV* t 84 l»n*dele Uvenue. Wbari Dions 171, Oinoi P^'ft IW. GOAL MEW'HANT DeeUr* in ell kinds ol Uuilding He- Uriel, Band, Qrevel, ''iwui, IJme Brick (amnpm end p/seesd), fita Brleke, f)m C^ny, Pl**iir, fibre, Planter ot Pari., Ut*, !/hinglM, Drain line, TH*. Donuetio and BUd/s»dib Ceel. Prompt dsiivsry a WaaUHy. . H. ST0NEY t CO. 117 Unsdsl* Avsbii* Phone \f0 - ■■,- —g= N. A. KEARNS ARCHITECT »■ I ■ I' im m W7 WNIDAW AVK, tmiri vmmim »■ . m mmmm* mm% * e. mmmmmmmmmm oitotoA p«{ pamp \n *.p)*pe V-n-it ptil. m tp> tha* s>ftsMe<Ms*t*^! Mnrssowbt, phf p«ig|r»nl intention had beep jest tp stay -weight mA wye pi. saiV steges hpms, but the ttiw- tinns pi Mprecnmbe proved too sIImf ing (or spffle nf pur party ppA they voted, la stay several n>ys *pd wtlke e (wad. waFeh botes. There is « slflff tpld. as to bo-? n»TO was scoufjsfl jpr.this pfaee, but j dpn't; vpaohi'fpr the'trtlh »Ut They worn ivtonljV SS IP)!' SHitntl IW fi)F H» $1.(0 *kp sppnr f.»oro pjerM that qaja; torn fa* |i>"Pii> holidayed (here bill; by an(J hy "mitre pkiw-1' Wa»ry Piito asjreh for pnme they jumped sf ibis siliiijin Mi)i'i'i'iiin(li),-. fill, PMEVOOMH 9t- 8- Pw#Ft, % n)| knnfi^H >l«M|«ia)k -Tlftverw-**'^ «taa*<i, is 4m-"- to ewbart (n a pill- hmine.s, pipWIy »B«el awl hlllinFrt r^Wt Tha p nishlpgs are to to tlm)y first, das* aH Hfl-tp-data. Mf- rTarry ffftl.tartr] ^ ,ahmit to ra- tamfp hia VM, sw/SiMmwImf, | llw Friends nl Mrs, Frank Vpdersrfl " Will be pleased, tp M»W aha ia alj| tp hs troPoA pros (»p» jftef '§j " mis ppisoning in her Iflpt. Mr. Afohis Beaten and brother nl 1'Wglsy were visitors to the Vs,Hcy thi" faj>. The ratemyers' meeting M I»H Desdsy night wje held \M In" Vm U m vfry late m\tg >ho twti'M bFPke upiss mattert p|, greet weight were dismissed- (faun. J^ptet's t.tii- tuik: ip the paee pf th» dhwssipn pf the engineer's resignation ssked hy the Jksspcjatjon was the c|pej topjoof djs- Cussipn. WBW BPST4PBANT Another addition was inndii to Iba restaurants nf Vflrth VftDPouver yesterday when fpfj the first tjme the Kilburn ('ale opened ile'doors. The Cafe not orujy has its location in a new building on the Esplanade at Np. 116 oast but has everything new about it down to tbe knives end forks dishes and table clptbs, snd is beautifully clean and cool. The proprietor, Mr. Smith, i> an old restaurant man and will take csra that bis patrons are well fed. Bo conv.'s from Sidney. Australia, whorti be followed the same lino, He i» a' present assisted - io the business by Mrs. Smith and bis daughter. The dining roam scats about seventy-five people. The kitchen, is conveniently plated outside at the rear, thus nn objectionable smell ol cooking enters the cale proper. Mr. Smith should receive splendid natronege at his any Ipcattfini. Holh ol the concerts given by th" city band during the course ol th* woek, the first al Victoria 1'ark end the second in Larson's 1'ark were greatly appreciated. A goodly crowd assembled each evening Id listen, lo the music and at the latter ol the two concerts I lie park in Iron I of Mr. I.nr.'iiin'ii populiir hostelry was filled lo the limits, tbe boators and censp- crs al the edge ol Ibo water also manifesting their enjoyment. The Band, has proved its popularity by the large attendance which always gathers around it; VEWHOTE ■ J IJL- -■ J —I ■ CAPILANO CM. SLOAN MANAW* • niMMMi P. LARSON FWWIeTP" ■■ ' Scinic Delicti, Ftibty, Hfinliag, Mountain Climbing, Unequalled for Holiday, Long or Short, Fmnily Roomi jm mil*-with ipecial rate*. House gie»lly enl»r(jed, Extensive Qrounds. HigM*M Service al moderate rales. %my irnil to itimmil of Crmiie Moimiain ANtode 3000 f«|. SEASON 1911 »«*a»jss«*wwss>ps*e» mmmMmBmwmmmnWm vui ,„ie)Ms„)i,'i|.i(j,af.s- md CARAVAN BANK OF HAMILTON h Capital Paid Up Beesrve It Undivided Pro Tots) Assets -T- .....I 3780,000 It* 3280,000 .... 40,QOO,lWtf T||a Bank of -Hamilton' invjfc* devious Accounts^ and his clipjinnletl nl] undue, formalities, Imt li in the opening ol.such accounls and in the - making pf withdrawals., A churlernl bank is! tbs logical place ' for the sals-kesping of the (und you wish |P ncciiinululi! for old ■ age or to make provision for unforeseen need*. Interest psil) on deposits ol gl.00 end i»pw»rd«- C, fl,'.WkWN< Agent, \ North Vanannyar- Ha*4 0fea; H4MIW0N POLICE I'OUBT Peprge Morgan, .lose|ili Hor #n und Unlit. Mi'Niili were chsr^ed tbis morn ing in Ihs cjly police court with fusing an nflruy on First sired on Saturday night. Originally an inlorin.itii.n hud lee, Inul by HcNab cb.irtfin; the two Morgans with assault, but this was with drawn. I h. ti the ('hie! ol Police step pod in ond laid an information against all three charging Hum .as staled, Tin' young men npr.car,d to have been drinking and liny w.re well known, to Ihe niugislr.,lis although ihu Inul nol actually been in 'trouble bcloro. Hit pleading guilty (h.y wrr* ssdi fined SHI or thirty days in gaol uud were Ki^'ii "nine .ululury aduee us lo wImi lo do with Iheir wa, cs mil their clulurday nights, ulso u warning to Hie effect that if Ihey came li.-lore tin- courl again liny would not gel the option ol a hue. TJMfi rWNOPP WaJPASTP rnnceator, kl,wi) flf th».8oBiaps rnyAM bydoha«! jfappts ombatti- Wpils, wrsftrheil in |li»tprie inoidepf, and plpuiled with (to wprds of ito "hangini days." .IpIiii pj (ji|u|i|. still pxerpisBH some dnroioatipp pyfr Lancasler, his s|elii» still stewis'flaw ho pieced it pver ti\a gptofPi of Hie eqst|e,j>nd. |et,itl Hip pavepisnl «f me pf'th? towi streets is p bopm »h™ *hieb leinj fWieFed whepevpr p.c:iS4ry, ra r':s tbo p|ape s/hirp a«n'n;iei »t ft M* horse oast e shoe, Mnkinin r Ipw Ilu: foil, pf Lunciistir iq pro the rnetppry Ot HlO futllous I'lll.e. Til' I' till,' nl I1 serves the purprse'pf a pounty jail hut beppily jt in ftPt- flnw the sp<i»B p' judicial inuuli'i' as iu the days pest when e man wlm stole p ehecp wus as ope who slew a man and when ibe lew saw |p it that a wompp pr phild. stealing food lo satisfy their hungsi should die ii miserable death, I inin ( a crowd ol holiday makers «h« gather' ,.l from tar and npar lo witness ilu event. Tho place on the Scotforth rood where those who were doomed to the hospitality pi Lnncisler c .111 first saw its grim walls is called weeping Hill, on which Wordiworlli has written the following lines: the "Why lieui'i it then Weeping 11,11 Thousands, as towsrds you old lun easier lowers a A prispn'e crown plopg Ihis way they passed For lingering dprance or ijuic'-. de th wilb slmlne From this bare eminence ilur,on bnl'i eust Their first lent, blinded ss leirs leP in showers Sited on their chains', and hci.ee ibat il.ileflll IIIIIII,'." The church slmr, n wilh Ihe cistle Ilie eminence gpon wliich il is built, und ia also worthy of Ibe close attention of tbe louiist. The ancient port of I iine.i'.ii'i ban diminished wilb the siltipg up ol |he esliiur.i and so h.s i,la,.on dock lower down. 'Ibis was Ihe first unclosed dock in Fnglnnd. The Midland ra Iwny have e uistnn'l id a huge dork at tley.bam lor Ilu ir Irish , h.inni'l leivins 'Iho construction ul this dock look pluce during .the Klondike .ush nnd Ihs tiwn ol shanties which housed Ihe navvies ,mpl, y cl on the job was called hi ndikc. Wo passed through f.ancast«r and . _ , Lynn Vftlley N«tw (Express Special piirresppndapt) Mr. and Mrs, P. 9unltt, Centre |losd, spept b,si week \-isiti«g Iriends •» Vanwnvcr- l|r. Ra,rt|ett's house was badly disfigured lest Monday Ihrnugh Ilu blastjpg pf rock mi llui an Boad, All the glass ip the front door end parlor window was slashed, Ibe blast being siieli a heavy one lhat residents in that part of the Volley thought an earthquake bad struck the place, ' Mr. Millar, Kilmer Houd, is erecting a h>rge barn in North Vuncouver lor his teerns. Mf; II- Thompson's house, por. lib- rap end Ceptre js almost re^dy lor occupancy, Another pew street light has hem installed 1st cor. of ('Inneh nnd car line, making live lights in nil at the street ends. ' Mr. and Mrs. Aubel McMormn are on a visit io Vjetnijii ihis week. Wednesday' altcrnoop last a delightful birthday parly in honor ol Misi Katje Msgpnnis took place. A large number ol younger folk spent a very enjoyable nlleiiioon. Mrs. Adams, sister ol Mrs. Peter Wcstnvcr, errjved Irom Toronto lust wesk. They intend settling in tbe Valley ns soon as Mrs. Adams' lam ily arrive later. Mr. and Mrs. Pugslcy, Toronto, will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I'cte.' Weslovcr next week nn tbeir arrival |n the Valley. A pleasant lawp parly look place Thursday at the residence ol Mrs. ■John Ment, Weslovcr Hijad. Mrs. Hco. I at hum, Knss Hoad, who has been ill in the hospital is solar recovered to bo eblc to return homo. nMmmaiumWnmwmmmwm ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT Straw £ '•• . HaU^ fl.ta^ffn........'!^ 1 ' 1 Ja.oo§iravy...... fi-oo J j. oo Straw .,.,,. »|.«,o Wash Vests All to If" at "in.- price 95c Balbriggan Underwear laocy and plain ' nlms per suit 75c Ciihmere Underwear ' various weights tmt suit $1.25 THIS SALE offers you the very finest Ready-for-Service Clothing in the world, at the price of common plain, clothing. It's your own fault if you don't take advantage of the opportunity. We want to close out every Summer Suit, and we are willing to sacrifice on what we have left in order to do it AU $12.00 SuiU $7.85 AU $15.00 SuiU $9.95 AM $22.50 SuiU $14.85 Big Ducount on all BOYS' SUITS All $25.60 to $36.00 SuiU at 3 the Regular Price Big Ducount BOYS' SUITS The values are big enough to make them go fwt, no step lively if you want to save money. You will buy if you see the goods. Come, and >wm quick CUMMING'S mm »RBM, NOafh VANC0CT •■■I (ppritlnued from pw> 5: t»i P, . Rwr sides bin yrMt, In fwt, ft" newspapers had heaped olwma snd calumny upon ths police department mid Its officers, , The cotplo papers tool It up. .|v- erybody-H, Bt»Bl»l»li B|ofi»e "ifc jiNed-eoiiiWered the .(fair in *s ((Wih wiliwpe w„ ,ntmdMP|K,, Mm - ■ ' ■ At Home Cards Ball Programs Business Cards Blotters Bill Heads Catalogues Cotton Signs Delivery Receipts Envelopes Hand Bills Invitation Cards Letter Heads Magazines . Post Cards Price Lists Posters Shipping Tags Statements Visiting Cards Wedding Invitations i fi ■ . . • North Shore Press Limited j Phone 80 119 FIRST STREET EAST light of o huge Joke, fl. Bt#ole|gh. Btoripe wss pt a. strengor If' the place. True, .be bed lived there for only about three Mn, but he had oowo to town M' (d wltli the, best rMomqienlUtlonsiwd Utters of Introduction from Isrge, ens'ttrii cities, and, what Is more, "he Jiiid mode bis, advent with his pockets full of money. He w«e A man of leisure, Single as he was, and attractive ss lm mudo himself, be bod been In grout H* roand, ' Socially be was a Hon, snd he was ss popular with the men ss be was with the women. Par perhaps a year alter Ills arrival Htormo had held himself somewhat aloof—be made no attempt to force himself Into any circle, tbe consequence pelng that within a short period of time he wst sought by tbe moBt exclusive, He made no display pf bis wealth, but the hanks knew that be parried Isrge balances, which never dwindled. He even kept in tbe two swings bonks large sums which remained untouched. He paid bis Mils, and rarely naked credit—when he did eo It waa purely aa a mater of business, apd be always settled on the due dste, never earlier or later. Many a mother with marriageable daughters bad courted Stormo with assiduity and perseverance, but without succeee But Stoti»e uvnlded entangling jjllsnces pf apy kind—al least, he bad done so thus far. To all men he was the same courtly gentleman. Whatever' mystery bad attended his advent was dispelled as the years went on, and now II Stanlulgh Stormo was a much better known inun than many an old-time resident of tbe place. It was 'small wonder, therefore, ibat tbe town poohpoohtal tltechargu upon which be was being tried. The courtroom was overcrowded- overcrowded with tbe beauty and Ihe chivalry, tbe wealth and the aristocracy of the place. .. . It was a gay and Interesting sight, more like an afternon reception than aught else. Storm sst at one of tbe tables Inr side the railing, with bl' counsel nes^ lo him. He (acid tbe Jury, but aa bt did so, turned now and then, apparently |o seek some familiar face In the audience. Having found II, he dimply raised his eyebrows significantly. He did not nod bis bead. He felt lhat It was unfair to bis friends to 'do IL He preferred to await the Issue of tbe trial. If st these times be sought ths fsce of Miss Helen Dumont be was dlsapolnted. She was not there, nor In tact were very many of the very exclusive Inner let, Btll Storms kept bis eyes roving back end forth among the crowd until the trial began. Burke—a plain clothes man—was on the stand. He bad Just been sworn. The prosecutor leaned against the railing In an easy, tireless nisuuer. Burke looked first at ihe jury and then at tbe prosecutor "Shall I tell my story, sir?' I.u ssid. "Yes, tall your story, Burke," assented the other. Tbe witness turned to the jury "It was on the twenty-third ol last month," he began, "I was ordered uptown on special duty. It don't iiakt no difference where I wss—II wat the night o' that anarchist row In Ih* ball up there I-got through al ten minutes sfter I, "It was a bad night buckets full o' rain in' s hurricane to back It up. It was fierce. An' dark as pitch, too, - half ths lights were out. "I bad to Walk from Manning's Hall up tbere 'way across low». There wertn't any corn except about once an hour that time o' night, an' I hsd to get back to headquarters an' report' "Wei, now, Burks," Interrupted th* district .Attorney, '"1*11 us lust what happened, and talk a bit mors slowly," Burke nodded again. "Well," continued Burke, leaning over confidentially towards the Jury boi, "I'd reached about Munroo in' Ijfayette streets when I heard the sound of a night stick somewhere |r the vicinity. I know by tk* sound II wasn't i roundsman, in' I stopped to locate ft. "Then I set out on t dead run for ibe place. About two blocks away I run Into Oftoer typomwll. H* wisd'l rspylft' Um, 'ettim, I suppose, he'd heard m ooml»'. | know something was up, for ho wm long past due •' ibst plat* it that da* of night-" *m lm trPrirf fWMtwiWrr^fWm ImW Qww? tylct attorney. "!*> fa, sir/' mmm. m *»**#*; MigiitriteiDtogree On resumption Tuesday morning ul the ease against Julian senior, Ijouie Julian and Dan l'aul for alleged assault pnA intorfsrimj with tbe police while in the performance of their duty and lor being drunk I.ouie Julian's Julian, the wife of J-ouie, told her story q| th* matter pt did also' Pan Paul and Julian senior. ' There was considerable heat eshibit- ed by counsel /or lh/> defence. A. J. 'HitHsnii, |sf).,9«))0 Mi the Chiel ol Police that ho was plainly wc'rkiiw lor a conviction and thtt he wae taking an unfair aland in the matter- Dan Paul it appears is a rrs.irviiljnu policeman knd did nothing so the syi- aence went to show tp assist his brothers of th* eity whip allied upon lo help them. He was censuied for his action by Mr. Eosemsn, The whole atimale fit ii.nln.diei ory to thul given hy the police and Ut. Unwell harped Jiposh's leuitlv eiipcriaiici among the Indians and Slid that he had never known an Indian to lull a lie either when he w«t upon oath or otherwise. He always know, he said, when to believe an Indian, whioh statement SPpeered somewhat contradictory in view ol ths former on'o. He argue.) that it would le a travesty pf British justice to send Julian senior or Den l'aul lo tba jenitcq- liary for t term of yoirs upon tnu'li llimsy evidence. The Thief of Police Hindu a stale ment to the effect that tbe supposititious Kelly who had he.p said to h nn sold tbe liquor to. the Indiuns was ing .alfiir.led protection by thun in hope that they might get more liquor. The niagiatraled then consulting bs i«.ni Ihomselves came lo a deidlock upon (hiding that Ihey c ul.l not agree and Ihey wore instructed by counsel for the defence upon the proper procedure in such an event. Mr, Foreman put himself on record as being convinced that all of ' fhs .lclcndi.nl:. should ho committed lor trial, but liis Worship the Mayor dil- lered since he had learned from the evidence adduced that nu.ruing that the mun Louie Julian had leen in Ibe hands of the police lor ut least thirty minutes before the others interfered. He also stated that he believed the evidence ol Julian senior a* he bed been acquainted with him for a long lime and had always found him toio a man of integrity and one who up held law and order. Tbo mayor al < thought tho Chiel was somewhat prejudicial |n bis view, It was then lhat Ihe Magistrates Inund Ibat Ihey were in a quandary and Mr. Busseli.outlined the procedure lor them. The cats should lie dismissed .and tho prism era dischargtd without I ml ana that the ('hid ol Police might il he thought lit have a transcript made of the evi dence which should be sent to the Attorney-Ueneral who would Ihen recommend it to the Grand Jury or nth- erwise. The first case was tlien dismissed ami I.ouie Julian was charged with having whiskey in his possession. His counsel said thai subject to the former charge being dismissed against him without prejudice ho would plead guilty on Iwhall ol his client lo Ih second charge. I.ouia Julian was then sentenced to a line of got) and the costs or lo imprisonment lor tin. - months. TENDERS WANTKD "fen- HEAJ.ED TENDERS marked , der for Sewer" will be neeivod by tho Oity 0)erk of tb* (lity ofNortb Vftp copvoriup to 13 o'clock noon on linn, day iho Hist day ol August, (orstipi plying all iho materials end obstructing nnd completing' a tsnitary sewer with lot connections on Kwlanide snd Crescent street Irom tit. uonrgu's Avenue to H|, David's Avenue end on .Second ttreet from a point liiW fed mist ol Ht. Andrew's A'e.U'i to St. David's AvBinic. All Iho above iii.iiii m.i iti (i. Iiili! earrisd out accord ng lo i.lir, profiles, cross s olioni and spinlllc tl 'is prepared by the 0|ly Engineer. All teudiiB In* Ih* work must be mad* on lorm* of lender supplied by tho Pity Epginer. ' A cheque for A,per cent, of tlm niiiiiiiiii ul the tender must piny I'lli'h nnd OVOrL lender. A bond ol 35 per cent, of the amount nf tbe contract will le rehired. Seperal* le'ndoit must ke made fur each work above mentioned. 'ilie lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. I i I'.I I lit li. H. HANI'S, City Engineer City Engineer's Office, North Vancouver, mil August, mu, iii-com NEW WKHTKlNHTEB LAND DI8- THIOT-District ol Ntw Westminster. Take notice that Joseph C, Dockorill, ol Vancouver, occupation, government official, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described Itnds : 160 acres commencing nt a post planted on tbe south west corner ol Lot 3631, these* south 10 chains, Ihence east 10 chains, throes north 10 chain* to south boundary ol Lot 36123, ilicnre woet Hi chain* mors or lee*, along said boundary to point ol couuaencoiiienl. .JOapll C. DOOKEBII-L June Wth, ll)], > |j.o AN AUOBT1VE VISIT Promptly it 8.30 a.m. on Wtsluis day His Worship tbe Mayor, accompanied by the Hoard ol Works, visited Ihe silent rock crusher in order to inspect it while at work in lha hands ol an expert epginacr appointed by the vendors pi tlie machine, who was supposed to be detailed to iliiiiiiiiHlii.il' to the city's employ.* the correct method ol running it. When Ih* party arrived jt wat found thtt Ihere was no one in al tendance at all not oven lha cily man or lb* engin 1ST. The Hoard then made e visit )o the office ol the city engineer in order to discover il possible Ibo cause nl tbs non-attendance ol lha espsetsd work- workman. Engineer Hans* explained thtt the city's employee hsd suddenly quit bia jnli und that be had teen no thing ol the expert Irom the city. A subsequent telephone meestg* to th* city elucidated th* fist from |he vendors ol the crusher tbst their man had been oyer to Norlb Vancouver ts promised but lhat finding no on" in attendance on Ihe machine and no preparations made for running it he bed returned. The whole matin had therefor*, to lie left in abeyance. WATEfl NOTICE » NOTICE ie hereby given (hit an application will bt mado under. Pert V. ei the Water Act, HJO'J, to obtain a license in lot Nnrlh Vancouvtr division ol New Wesliniiuier District on the 1Mb dty ol August, llll, at 111. m., by 9- ■Newton Drier, Surgeon, Van ooavtr, B. 0., lor water tor dom ttlc uit op three acres ownsd by him in D. I.. t% tha source ol supply being a small unnamed stream Irom Orouse Mountain flowing southerly through D. 1.. 593 and D. I.. 60.1, tin, point ol di version being spout 3,1,00 bet j„ northeasterly direction from Dr. Drier'e N. E. stake, tho amount.It quired being } cubic leet per aecond to b* oarriad by buried puss lint Ironi small dam in lha bed ol Ihe stream. Doled at North Vancouver, July lOlh, III). £,8 TPOSOPHIPAI. SOCIETY Tho TheotopbictJ Society (toots in North Vsncouver tn Boom i, 11 Lonsdale Avsdu* (entrinflt next (o Wil- come Parlor) every Wednesday evening «t 8 o'clock. Attendsno* is entirely Ira* sad ctrri*t bo oUlgtOoisj what- ever. You art invito). Thcosopb'.ctl study aad question*. WATER NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that an application will |le niarlo under Part V. Of Ihe "Waler Act, I1MKJ," to o!,tain a li'vusc in'the North Vancouver divis ion nf N*w Westminster district. (a) The namo ol applicanl-Thu Corporation ol the District of North Vancouver, II. (!. (if (or mining purposes) pros Miners Certificate No. — (fo) The ntme ol the lake, etream or source (il unnamed the description ts)-An unnamed slronm running in a southerly direction through District Lots 783 nnd 566, Croup I, Now Weal/ minster District. (c) The point of diversion is in "lock 1, Dislrict |.ol 7K1 aloreeeid, alwut il' chaTiis norlh ol tho southern boundary of said District ),ot. (d) The qytntity of inter tpplicd for (in cubic loot per second) one quarter of t cubic fool per second. (e) The cbtrocler ol the proposed works-Sbellow weir dam wilb suitable inlaks, (f) Tho prcmisoe on which the waler is lo Iw used (deacribo Name)- Tho Dial rid „l Norlh Vancouver. (gi The purposes for whicii Iho water it to be used—Municipal pm poses. (li) 11 lor irrigation describe the land intended to n* irrigated, giving ocreogo (i) If Ibe water is to bs uud lor power or mining purpose* describe the place where the waler ia to foo return- ed lo some natural channel and Ihe difference in altitude between point ol divonlon and point ol return (j) Ares of Crown land intended tH be occupied by the proposed worke- Non*. • (k) Tbis notice was posted on the lilh day of August, 1911, and application will be made to Ihe commissioner on thu Kith day of Septomlior llll, (I) dive the names and addresses ol any riparian proprietors or licensees who or whose lands are likely to bo affected by the proposed workt, either •hove or below the outlet ire: Arthur E. Pioey, Wm. J, 1. Ptcoy, Thomat I*- Messuner and Waller Finch Page, all of Ihe City-of Vencouver. tnd A. Dillon Nye, W. J. Irwin, Unison (lind win and Mary I,. Archibald, nil of Ihe *Hly ii Norffo Vancouver. I'll The boundaries and urea olthe District of North Vancouver are as set fori li in the lelteis patent ol Incorporation dated KHIi August. INI, and published in Ihe I). C. fliSotU, but excepting the area of Ihe City of North Vancouvor specified in Schedule B of the Norlh Vancouver Cjty Incur porsliop A»t Amendment Act 190?. (r) Approximately the number id inhabitant* ol 'he District st present is 3^00. THE COItl'OltATJON OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH VAN- COIjyER. N.V.W0OifrARD 10,000 corde ol dry fir wood for quick sale- Price per odd cords 14,60. Special quotation* for forger quantifies. Cut WflmNM immed W,00, ia indies 98.30, fliOiD. Qffic.tndYsrdi SECOND »nd ST, PATRICK Phone IW '«P P. 0. Bor |tfi Al| HUW IimtSi'K ollilllIII he piped (or p« iii orilor lo wvf ifm iitovy Mpeniiittirfi /or llil» pod- venience at e Inter date. I N- V- UOHT, HEAT fc POWRBCO. I.IMJTRB,. .' tl. E. KRIJGEtt Expert on Fireplaces and all classes of Brickwork All Work tlunranteed Corner FifuMiith St. tnd Kahon Avs, . I.H.". ,>!g| P5 TAXES TAKE NOTICE that tbe dale for expiry of rebate on luxes bat been extended lo HEPTEllREIt 101b, 1(111. Ail persons who puy the annual taxes levied on lands on nt before September llllh next will lie-entitled In a discount ol onesixth ol Hit general rale. ', THOMAS SHEPHERD, City Clerii. — —- FOR sale: 300 Feel of Water- frontage with crown grant, known M Wallace Shipyards. Term* to suit purchaser. Apply H. H. DEVINE, Seymour St. Vincouver .1 *> K-luiUSo Jourai. tetmi S i ftu, |KiaUs* (nasi*, sou t) CfjMllme-,, i«.asret,wi ATEINTS "rnmn an umaUuSSt U'l UixIimI. m\* a a (Mel) JOHN O. FABMEK, PHBIjIC jglfijjWAYB Province of Hrilish CofumbU NOTICE is hereby irlvtn lhat all st*)). lie Highways jn unorgtniied djttrjots tnd ill Htin Trunk Bonds in otgtnfx- od Districts or* sixiy-six (tot wid», ' tnd hive * width of tbirty-Oirtt (est on etch tido of \bc man ttrilght tm- tre line of the (ravelled road. TfliOMAS TAVWB, UMeU* of PuHie Worb. Department of Public Words, ymth, 9 c, AiAjm, mMW ■#™ WASH GOODS QWfVW SCQTOII QWGBAP. pur pwtr importation ip p|o|p Nhamhrays pad Checks, apeejal per yard ......10p. SS-ipoh PB$TS. fooA baavy quality, light and Ap,k pp|prs, special pw yvtA ,,■■-■■ ■■■■■■■■. , lOo. DUESB MUSLINS, plain apd fancy Dimity stripes, else tints mid prpssbors, price Wo end lop. * UW assortment pf Victoria I.uwns, Indian Linens, Persian Lawns, ijaisoplfs, Qrgandiss, eto. Buttons covered from your own material—ail sises, W'".' '."''' ' r — i '.' » '.'■■«'ii. il. J« J* 1V1C/\LiI1iEjV^I_j Keith Blot* I.oini.Jiilii llloi'k LONSDALE AVENUE DOB- Wth apd LOffap^LB Phone mi I'bone M3 TWO 8JOHW ——■ GOOD BUYING 1 HJf Acres in East Half 787. The few remaining for sale at $500 and $550. Terms I -4 cash, 6,12 and 18 months. Apply to GEORGE A. KENDALL 522 Pender Street VANCOUVER, B.C. ' FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! FOR ABSOLUTE PROTECTION write a Policy in the Commercial Union Fire Assurance Co., Ltd. IUONDON, ENGLAND) ASSETS! $94,900,000 Solo Anont PERCY KING NOTARY PUBLIC. 18 LONSDALE AVENUE Agreement, end Contracts drawn .,. . , -. Central ot *v»ry dcicription ' "°"e ' -" Conv*jrancinf NOBTH VANCOUVER CITY tftSIHUKS. I.IMITKll TIME TABLE TAKING liFFECT MAY FIKST, kjii I/cnvc Vancoover 6.30 a.m. and thereafter ovary 20 minute* until 7-00 p.m.. Commencing 7.30 p.m. every 30 .minutes until 11.30 pin thereafter 13.16 and |.00 a.m. WEEK DAYS I I'm,' iNiiitii Vancouver 6.00 a.m. and thereafter I'vi'iy 20 minul.'s until 7.110 p.m. Commencing 7.30 p. in. ovory 30 minutes iinlil 11.IMI p m. llii'imfii'i 1115 nnd 13.15 a.m. SUNDAYS L*ave Vancouvor 7.10, 8.20 nnd 9.00 thsreaftor sem* a* weekdays. Leave Norlh Vancouver 7.211, 8.00 apd >. 10, I Innall n sumo n<»ivl, days. l'ASSENGEB BATES Single lare 6c, 6 lor 2tc, SO (or HI, 70 lor 13. VEUiaii BATES A-Lumber wagons, I rucks snd drays, 76o retprn. B-fl horse espress carriages end hacks, 60c return. O-l horse express buggies a»d aulas, '16c returp. Time-talda suliject to change without notice. Company not lialilo lor delays, accidental or otherwise. All the above rules include driver. Bates A apd 11 subject to 'Ml per cent, diuoupl in loll ol 60. FREIGHT TABIKF I'or 100 Ilu. role. 6c. Minimum rote, |0c. Lynn Valley Ratepayers Vpgue Charges Against Ppglpser Refilled. RayiRg, lwp ossigpsd Ip ihe duty pf answering ttl» "vtgVP PbpFgesj" fll incQinpotcnoy WJnst llm (district op- ginecr, .|. II. dosgroyp, aiS( Hip de- wind Iw his resimitiiion, cnriioiiiiid In an illiUirnle and (llspelt letter eddress: ed tp tlie municipal coiii.eil mid signed hy James 1'optstip »nd 11- Bfpolip, Cpunpillor Jock |,oiit*t rose Ip the opepsiop pt ths mrefipg p| the I inn Yellpy l|«topi|yer»' Ai-sociotlpp . Md pp Wednesday nighl nnd ip spite pf flip opijoiiilion p| Houncill.ir Allim and lleovo lIcNaiighl I'oinplelely litmiil tho tallies jn Ihe matter apd proved opp- elpeiyoly that therp woro po sPtpp!' charges. It was a rousing meeting from ell Kerfs pi yjow, ottoptfcd hy from fifty to sixty of the ratepayers and the Ije was passed more I Inin owe. From ite inception it was clear that Hie mealing was in ncc.ird with Ihe allegations mado ip Iho letter of Messrs. Pearson und Brooke, apd with Ihe "vague c||urges ol incompetency" which jt was sujd therein liud been "liuudicd lo and lio belwo.u tbs Act ing Bcovo and the Mayor." But by the time lhat Cppncil|or I.unlit hud concluded his refutation the largo majority which was adverse to the engineer had boon reduced to a meagre 11 in im in ol the resolution to 6 against while some lilty who hud come prepared lor the slaughter refrained from voting altogether. it,inmil..j l.outet look the questions piopouudid in iho letler wliieh stirred up nil the Iroiiblo, scriulim ami pulveriied them. In Inking up Ibe i|iieslinn ol . 11 ■••.-1 grail, an uectisulion ol vliich w.is Inni,-I indiscriuiiiiiitely, t'uun. I.oulcl said lliul il there were uny il Imi iui ed lo come "his" way. Iho utliltideol tin1 council in upholding Ihu onJie.:r wus considered Hy Iho writers lo bo by no iiii'iiiis conducive lo the lie.l in-, lerests oi I lie ratepayers, .'iiiieo no charge,, had I,.', n iiintl.' ngainst Ihe engineer the councillor slated thai il was the duly of the council to' slnnd by him. Willi regard lo the vague charges nl incompetency whicii are ul leged lo have Iweit bandied lo and Ito, Mi I,mi,-I .'Imi in ini;. I t1.. i-i ns so vague lhat Ihey were nonesistnnt, A i|iii'iiii,n wiib uskni, still iu Ihe redoubtable Idler, ol Ihe presiJont ns lo how much of the money volo.1 lo lie spent in geiieiul improv, in, nl hi d lieen ennui! and kepi at home '■■ thi |s.'ople, Ihe •luxpa'yers, the litiil,l,rs o Ihe .li imi 'fhe i. fit lo Ihis wire simple. Ur. I.oulcl showed by ligurcs which (here wns no cdi i .-.,. I in.f. lhal sixteen men residents ol l.jnn Vulley h. 1,11ns ii paid in 0 inuiitlis as wages lor work done lor Ihe come 1 a sum greater'thun Ihe uhnlo nmoiinl received in lain during n nlu.le yon. The wages paid amounted to tf/Xfl and the luxes to I'l.TiiH. Hore I un Valley property, said Iho cnuiicill.ir, wns held in Vancouver thun in ell parls ol Hrilish Polupbio. Tli,. wii.'.r ol the lili.i .ini he knew and could prove by actual work thul day Ini or is always Ihe best and Ihe - >.- ■■ i■■ ' in lb end. Ou Ihe other hand hisslrnug supporter Coun. Allun ndvooiled Ilinl Ihe work of Hid district be dono by emit racl. Interruptions, ol which lliero weic many, wero lo Ihe effect lhat tin: .A gineer was luring wlptowusho'!. The councillor urged tbut this was imp is- nib!.-, since no charge, except vague ones, had beou made ageinst hlin, The million actually bofore lit, inert ing wus lo Ihe .fleet Hint iho lec.c and Councillor Allan should I" supported in Ihe «li,ml ihey hud taken uguinsl the engineer. An amendment lo this wus proposed by Hr. Wag horus lo Ilie effect Uiat ihu explanation given by Councillor (.unletIsS* copied and that Iho lasl clause , I the letter asking Ihe resignation U tin engineer lie eliminnled. The mi., ml incut was lost by II lo 6 ,it.d with- out pulling il lo Ihe meeting Ihe chuirman considered Ibat Hi.' niotiuii was Iherofore carried. f pniijMUBT '' 4 boy by the name of Charles Ypst pbbul twp|ye pr ipiftm yenn oipft, was arrpstor) by tho North Vancpuyor pifljoo pp WorlpiMrrls^ night Pl> » *•!«• phono message (rom the police qf Vancouver op a cherge pf p|logo4' theft. Tb» boy is nl Iho present time pn petolo Irom the juvenile ppurt of Vancouver. Ifp was taken back yostorpVy mprning by Peteotivo Perry pi the Ve^icpuver fprop. Qld Pap, Pio|r Rissol, twflj)ld tipi- hits, and n man til the.pame of her guson, were arrested, on Wednesday nighl and charged with being drunk. Rail was luinislusl hy Ferguson. Nol one of Ihe Hiito appeared pt Iho police court yesterday lur a Inn rim and the bail was forfeited the lain Inul iMlmidelalii,' i Heel Oil Hip ll.'lllie over the loi'ill IMI lines of tho 11. C. |J. B. nri Sunday. It may be noticed' in this cppnccthip thel Iobj Sunday wps tbo lirst wot Sunday since the Vih ol Hay which, though fortunate for Hie company lion) a commercial point of view, has pro vidsd summons times tor the ollieinli as the traffic throughout that time has been ubnorinal. Hr. Ferry states that I here has only been one woe'i sin,-.' the year 1008 which bus nol shown an increase over tho cor responding week in ihe previous year or in nuy previous year. The Bank of British No s i, a,-,;. » ca Capital PaW Up $4,866,666. RWerve FunfJ $-2,652,333 ,-W. 1.. II.)..'.'". !!».'J. .11 i. 0 !. I.i .. s.'M .,ii .i-i .i i n.i.,1.. 2 Office* in North Vanwitw-H CORNPR LONSDA^ AVENUE AND ESPWNAPB yppfiR LONSDALE AVENUE (near Fourteenth (fori*) . ' ,i , i. . .'..' Saying Deposits pf $irop a#^ward$ fepejved. Interpst a|lovyed"jt current rates. Banker's Mpncy Orders issued.. Hoth nflicas transact a general banking business and are npin tm Saturday night. F. T. SALSBURY, Manager. •WW • ' it *M ASSESSOB Applications will lie received by Ihi lind, i i, n. .1 up Iill ,'. o'clock p.m, on Thursday, lilh August, lllll, lor the posit inn ol Assessor ol the I'ili aud ,i i i.o i in Iho Hily Clerk's deport men I, Salary tllsipcr month. To cop linuo in "ih"' during pleasure of council. Applicants lo slate experience inni ncpinintapcc with local Inul values.' TIIOHAS SlIKl'IIIiHI), City (Tork, mmammnnm^nnwnmm. i ii s WATER .'«. ". i, " is a most important ihing to rememlier when you arc b^ing , a homesite. •, ■ North Lonsdale is now connected .to the Mosquito—unlimited pure mountain water. 100x132 on Nye Street now being graded and macadamized. $900. Easy terms. JACK LOUTET & CO. 213 Lonsdale Ave. Tel. 47 Cor. Nye St. Tel. 87 SEE US FOR SASH DOORS MOULDINGS BRACKETS VERANDAH POSTS, ETC, ETC. ~' i HURRARD SASH & DOOR FACTORY, foot of St, Oeorge VV« solicit n trie! bit) nn vour Orders small or luri;s i nrivat °ur Babies billy ™* LW[V CHARLIE--^-— Why make two loads moving when One Van will lake it all. Ring up 295, CREAMER TRANSFER CO., b the Largest Padded Furniture and Piano Van in the City. We have a HALF ACR& of level land, adjoining City, 75 x 257 feet, on two streets near Capilano Car line whieh is An Attractive Residential Site i This property has a magnificent view that could never be obstructed (except by sky-scrapers), for $750, Cash $250 MARTINSON & CO. P.O. Box 1831 Phone 173 62 Lonsdale Avenue North Vancouver Mahon, McFarland & Proctor, Ltd. '■*! ■ i NEW CAPILANO CAR LINE 50 ft. lots at terminus in D.L. 601 & 607 52 foot lots in Block 27, D. L 599 Phone 6286 - - 543 Pender Street, Vancouver i 11 PIONEER BAKERY EIGHTH STREET EAST Phone 54 Try Our Irish, French and Homemade Bread, 20 ounces to the loaf, Four loaves for 25c* CHAS. M. KITTSON, Manager NORTH VANCOUVER iamk-: ■ mnmm. District Lot 552 The West End of the City The Finest Residential Lots at moderate prices on easy terms. All cleared. Twenty minute car service. Water laid on. Electric Light, etc. Within half a mile of the water front of D. L 265, the future industrial centre of the North Shore. Buy before the inevitable advance in values takes place. . Block 6, District Lot 607 ' Large Cleared LoU within one .block of the Terminm of the Capilano Carline. These lots are on the bench overlooking the Pipe Line Road and the Capilano River. Beautiful views. Very accessible. Terms one-fifth Cash. District Lot 553 ■ ■'.*'. A Limited number of Corner Lots reserved from the original sale are now on the market. Close to the Grand Boulevard. Good car service. Electric Light. Water laid on. The roads are being improved, and sidewalks constructed. For Plant and Price LUU Apply to Lonsdale Estate Office 525-6 Winch Building, Vancouver. B. C. Phone, Seymour 2835 DMrlot in* JfWfo Viwwwr, A B*.UW to *<pronr|sta land* to* highways |n ths District of North Vanoouvsr, |l« it enacted by tbs Heev* nnd Council or the Corporation »f, ths District ot Norlb Vanoouvsr in Council Assembled as billows; I. For tha purpose'ol ripening, improving nnd widening a street known ns th* Lynn Vnllay HpsiJ in ths District ol North Vancouver. Ih* Coy- Eoration liorotly under authority ol ths ■iniiojpal Clauses Act mul Ants amnndltig the saii|(i enters upon, eif- propriates snd takes sli snd singalsr an urea or arena, tract or Irncts ol land seven M in width along and adjoining each aids of ihe ptosant registered llnad from ths western boundary nl District Lot 3095, Qrnup One, Vancniiver District (Mng the boundary iin* gt the City ol North Vincouvtr) to the Hastings Creek Bridge situate between lots 1 and 10 in lllock 3, in District lot 31141, so fsi as the said registered Hnad it only (Ul fuel in width, it being lha intau lion nl- this By-Law that tin ssid Itoad he and the sums is hereby declared In he widened tn a uniform width nf Bl) (set. The lands affected by this iix|irii|n'iiitiiiii are more parti- oularly described SB follows l District Lot m, Blosk 7 ii tt ;'' ii ii 9 10 H 13 is 14 IS 16 17 18 19 30 31 33 33 'Jl 35 36 37 38 30 30 31 44 1 1 3 3 4 5 II ll B li 4 3 II .. A II u ,1 1 3 3M2 ii 53 53 13 13 ii " 14 " » 15 « » 16 it 51 17 4 ti ii H ii ii II II II M II . 6 6 7 8 0 10 M 61 50 16 tt tl 56 58 1 tl fl 3 II' II 3 ft II tl 4 9 3033 2 , 1 a .. H ,1 « 9 ti " 10 *. 3 4 .. 1. 6 » « 6 it .. 7 The said areas or true.a ol land in expropriated are shown c. lured ..I on the plan hi sketch filed in th* Land Registry Office in the City of Vancouver ami numbered 3514A, ' 3. I''»r the purpose ol establishing, opening, making and preserving Itoail or Street to lorm an extension ol the Deep Cove Itoad, the Corporation hereby under authority ol the Munici- pal Clauses Act und Acts amending the same enters upon, expropriates tnd lake* ail and singular that tract or area ol land in the District ol Norlh Vaueouver, sixty six luet in width, lha centre line of which muy be more particularly detcrilitd a* lol lowt: vi/., Commencing at a point on tht Mouth side ol the present tray-si- led'road known as tli* Keith itoad, distant 835 leet more or lee* east- wards from Ihe north west comer ol District l/it 471, tiiimp One, Vancou- ver District and immediately opposite Ihe centre lin* of Deep C>vs Boad at ils junction with aaid Keith Boad, Ihence south 31 degrees 13 mill, east t diittnoe »f six hundred aud tigbUtn *nd light tenths (618.8) fast, tbmo* smith 16 degree* ill min. will, a die l mm' of twelv* hundred and fifty seven end on* tenth (1357.1) lett mure or less lo (lie point of intersection of tb* ctntr* lin* of th* Jtoslyn Boad wilb tht w«st boundary of aaid D. L. 47), which said tract or ant of land hue by expropriated contains two tnd eighty lour one hundredth! (9.81) terse mors or bus sll in said dial riot 471, and it thown colored red on the pltn or *ketcb filed in th* land Bagis try Office in the Cily ol Vancouver tnd numbered 351111. 8. Por Ih* purpose of opening, im- E'lg tad widening that part ol ■trost running westward* Irom ale Avenue to lb west loun dary of District UA %f%, all in the District of North Vancouver, lo a Width of 156 lee) 4be Corporation here by under authority ol the 'Hunioip.il (Ituaet Act tnd Ad* amending th■• -same esUri upon, expropriates and ttkt* til tnd singul.r lhat drip or tract of land sixteen (16) feet in width immediately adjoining th* aouth side tthe said drad end being the nor- r|y sixteen tut ot Lot* One ill, Two (% Thi* <»), Four (1), Fjv. (6), His (4), Sevan (71 tnd Kigbt (8) in Block A, tnd lot* Two (3), Three (»), Pour (4), Five (6), Hix (t'„ Hev to tl). Bight (8), Mae (»), Ten ito) aad Mem (II) in Wook B, ,1! la the raauMivinnn ot Block* Pour (4) U, Wriest) (|3), in Welrid Lot 3036, Group On*, Vtacouvsr Did/id, In <•»- dsnorj*lerU>***id nxlasn fed no l*k- *b t* aJoraeeid, tin CorpooUon hue- by twtorint tit rmi end dork to' OT otharwjs* aa.ui. to ihe nWn owner* m wWtV Imn them and own»w o| ths.' ntowwrotowd pro. a strip ol Una Mi Imi in mmomftH>|y adjoining iltostm- nd ol ssltf lots at present forming psrt nl a M loot, rond. allowance on ths sotiinew botinforynlssld District tot W), except lhat in tht case q| Lot p, Block H" a strip IB fast in width adjoining ths southern boundary of Lot I. shall la given in exchange and under lbs sajd. author^ Hy lha Corporation horoliy stops up the said IW lout road ip respect ol thu said strip of 16 laat, so lo I n convey- o*l. For th* piiipnsrs aforesaid, thu said reave and oV* m»y nnsouta any oonveyanoss that msy ts naoesssry or- si™ any plan ol rssukdivision of said Blocks A and It or any part or parts thereof that may la agr.e.1 upon with the' 11*111* or owners of ths properties affiotcd hy lha aaid ex- change. The said a1 rip ox tract ol land hereby expropriated |s shown colored rati and the siid strip or tract ol land lo be given in exchange is shown colored blue nn tha plan or skstoh filed in ths Land Hajistry Office in the City ol Vsncouver and numbered :ir.l if. 4. Por tha purpose ol opening, im proving snd widening a strajt known as Lonadala Avenue iu the District oi North Vancouver the corporation under authority nf tits Municipal Claita es Act and Aots sounding the same enters upon, expropriates and lakes all and singular an area or areas, tract or tracts nf land seven feet in width along and adjoining each side of the present sixty-six loot road from tha. southern boundary nl District Lol 3036, flroup One, Vuncouvtr District, to the northern boundary of I looks 14 and 19 in said District Lot, it Is ing tha Intention of this By-Law lhat the said Boad be and the n une is hereby declared to I u widened to a width of 80 feet belwein tha points iiliovivnieiilioiiiil, The lands alfected .by this expropriation are mors par Ocularly described as follows : Hundred. snd.Ons (iiCjrW i itom Hundred end Jw#y%»r.".'mi \,t) bstj- mm 9, bo , p diatstwol Two (Magnetic) a distance ]• twspty-twp si ' feet i thsnee B, tenths (394, , grees 4<l min, of two humlri two tenths (!).._.. degrees )B mm. W. (MognsHs), a ills lanmi ol three hundred and ninoty-slx and "in" le-nth* (.196,9) fe-it; Ihence . fj, 58 degree* 46 min. W- (Magnetic) a '■' dialnncii of three hundrail and forly- six and one-tenth (1140.1) feet I Ibenoa S. 46 degrees 39 min. watt (Magnetic) a distance of two hundred and thirty- two (3i|3) leet to a point on tha wsBt boundary pI said InsMPt Lot Five Huntlrpd tpA FiftyBsvsn (Mi7) ppA distant Irom the south, wast Burner post of said lot Seven Hundred snd Sixty (760) (set mora or lest, whioh said tract of land contains four and four tenth* (4.4) acres more or less, but save und except as aforesaid to much ol tlm said tract of land at forms part of the land expropriated or described jn the first part ol thia clause. Tba said area nr tract ol land so authorised lo ba assured or oouveyed In the said J. Balfour Ker Es|uire, is shown colored green up tbs arid piau or sketch filed in th* land Begistry Office in tb* city of Vancouver and , - numbered 8544P. 7. For the purpose of establishing opening and making a road or alreet the Corporation hereby enters upon, expropriates and tnkia all and singular that certain parcel or tract of land Thirty-three (38) leet in width, situate lying and bdng in tho District ol Norlh Vsncouver, province of British Columbia, and being part ol Dis trict Lot 567, Group One, New Westminster (now Vancouver) District, which said parcel of land is bounded by a line commencing at ths south east corner post ol said Diatriot Lot, ihence running norlb 34 degrees 46 min. west (Magnetic) along the east •■ Diatriot lot Mocks Hub. Lois ' 90M 4 to 13 R 1 nhd 3 _ " tt It 31 and 33 ii ii 0 1 and 3 M ii M 35'and 36 ii ii ii P(S|) F(N|) 11 1 and 3 ti • ti O 1 and 3 " ii 0 35 and 36 M M •,r 1 and 3 tt * fi j 35 and 36 H II I « 3D » 31 1, », 3, 4. 6, and 6 n 33 10, IDA, il, 13, 13A and 13 ** 33 Suinl. A 1, 3, 3 and : tt II " 0 1, 3 and 3 a wi (Hi ol WU 34 Ili ol WU 1, 3 and 3 The aaid areas or tract* ol land hereby expatriated are shown colored red in the pUn or akelch hied ut the land Begidry Office in (he Oity ol Vancouver, and numbered TIM II). 6. For (be purpose ol opening, im proving and widening a slreei known as King sired in the District nl Norlh Vsncouver, Ihs Corporation hereby under authority ol the Municipal Clauses Act and Acts amending tbe same enters uiion, expropriates tnd takes til tnd singular thai strip or inni ol land tight (81 feel in width and ninety-five C.'h) jail nmi.' nr less in length and leing the northerly eight (B) feit of "ot 4, in lubdn. B. nf block 33, in Diatriot Ut 3036, Group One, Vaneouvir Diatriot. The said piec ol land hereby txpro- priated is shown colored r.d in th* plan or sketch filed in the land Beg- ishy Office in tbe Cily of Vancouver and numherrd 3544K. 6. For Ui* purpose of e Bering and diverting Ibe travelled Bsjad known at Ibe Keith Itoad in the District ol North Vancouver, lha Corporation hereby under authority of tbe Municipal Clauses Ad and Acts amending the same enters upon expropriates and lakes all and singular that certain parcel or tract ul laud ei ht, (HO) leet in width, Ivin/ and leingin the District ol North Vancouver, province ol British fnlum'ii, and l.-in . part nl District Lot 557, Group 0ns, New Westminster (now Vuuciniver) District, the centra line ol which tract of land may be more particularly do scribed at follows Commencing at a point . n the east boundary ol District Lot 567 and distant from Ihe south cast cornor post of said lot. seven hundred mui twen ty six and on* tenth (736.1) f.*t. Thence running south 81 dtgnx* 16 min. W- (Magnetic) a .Balance of Two Thousand Four Hundred tad SeVtnty Five tnd one Icnlh (34i6.ll bit, thence south 33 dtgrrts 01 min. west (Mtgnelicj t distance ol Two Hon died tnd Eighty Three (38.1) leet to a point in Ihe west boundary of Districl Lot 657, and dielance Irom thctouth weal corner pott ol said I ol, Htven Hundred ana Five and nine tenths (706.9) (eel, which laid Irad cooUias Five ind Six Hundredths (646) earns more or let* and it shown colored red on a fien or *kitch fibd in the Land Begistry Office in the City ol Vuncoi ver *no 'numbered 35I1F. And in axohtngt for ths said parcel or tract ol land to expropriated authority it hereby given lo lb* Bteve tnd Clerk to execute in h,vor ol .1. Balfour K*r, Ecndre. Hie owner of tlie pared or tract ol land expropriated at tloreaaid, such assurance or atsur meet ts mty bt nrnatiary to vest in him Ihe area at protest occupied by th* said Keith road to far as Ibe same does not (oral part ol Iht Und included in tht thove detoription of tht land to bt expropriated for the diversion ol said Boad, ana bring all and singular that certain parnl or tract ol land alxty-iix (66) leet in width situate lying *nd I dag in tk* District ol Norlh Vancouver, ('roviot* ol British Columbia, and lein; put ol Dial net lot Five Hundred and Fifty aevwi (567) group one (I), N«w Wedminster (now Vancouver) Diilriet Ibe centre line of which may hi more particularly detcrttwd as follows : Conmendog tt a point on th* rust boundary of laid ,'hstrid I-ot five Hundred and Pilty Stv*o (667) sad disltnl from Ihe toutb tttt corner poet ii stid lot Seven Hundred tnd Forty (740) fad; theoc* H. 89 degree* 88 min. watt (Magnetic), a distant* of On* Huadnsd end S*ve4y-S*v*s (If 7), (5t0.7)M; timm 8. 81 degree. 58 min. W CM*gnd><) » distant* ol ty* boundary nf said District Lot to s junction with Ihe pmcl ol land first described in Clause 6 ol Ibis By-Law. a distiiiire nf Six Hundred ana Highly Mix and one-tenth (686.1) fed more or less, thence south 81 degree* 16 min. west (Magnetic), a distance of Unity lour and eoven tenths (34.7) feet thence south 34 degrees 46 min. east (Magnetic) a didanca ol Seven Hundred (70(1) leet mora or lea* to high wtler mark ; thence ab.n; Hub water mark to the point of commencement, which aaid tract ol land contains lillyfour on* hundredths (.54) ol an inn' more or lees and ii shown colored blue on the plan liked tt tht Und Begistry Office in Iht City of Vincouver and iniinlrinl '.Villi. 8. For Ihe purpose ol establishing, opening, altering tnd diverting Bind or street known es the Dudley Bond, tnd connecling Bonds til in Ibt Ditlrict ol North Vtncouver, theCorpor- ttion hereby under minority ol Ihe Municipal Clauses Act aud Act* amending Ilu same enters upon,, expropriates and Itkea KlIIST-AII and singular an urea or Iracl ol land in the Districl ol North Vancouver, province of British Columbia, and being Ihe wnlerly thirty-, three (33) leet ol blocks 16, 16, 17, 18 and 19 in Ihe suhdiviaion ol District Lot 59H, group one, Vancouver Ditlrict, which said area or Iracl of land is shown coloml red on Ibt plan or sketch Ml."I tt Ihs I mul Begistry Office in tbt Cily of Vancouver tnd irnm- laired 36440. KKC0ND-A1I Ihtt tret or pircel of land sixty six lacl in width situate lying and being in tbe Diatriot of North .Vincouver, province of British Coliiiul.il., and being Ihe easterly Ihi, ty-lhree (33) led oi blocks 34, 36 tad 36 and ihe westerly thirty-three (38| (eel ol blocks 67, 68 and 69, til in the subdivision of Districl I oi 598. group one, Vancouver Dislriot, which said tret or pircel ol lind is shown colored red in Ihe plan or tketch filtd it the Und Begislrv Office in Ihe City ol Vtncouver mul numbered 351in. This Hy I nv. may be died lor til purposes aa Iht "lligiway's I'.xpiO prietjon By-law, 1911." I'assed by Ihe Coundl on Hie 13th day ol duly, 1911. Bcconiiderad tnd finally tdoptad and signed by the Batvt and Clerk and sealed wilh Ihe Corporal* Seal on Ibe 37th day ol duly, 1911. (Sgd.) JOHN y. McNAl'OHT, hmvp. (Sgd.) .I0HN Q. P. (Seal) NOTICE TABF. NOTICpTtUt we .intend to a wily lo Ihe Board ol Licendng Commissioners oi tha City of Norlh Vm- roiiver, Hiiti.h Columbia, lor a Mail li'iuor or bottle lioerwe lor tin press- list known a* lol* ll tnd 13, Block 156, District |M 374, North Vancou ver, tt the sitting* ol audi commie doners to be held on the I3lh dtyo! September, A.D. 1911. DAI I'D Ibis 3rd dty of August A. IL. I»lf. THOMAS * couvim, 11-9 IV K. .1. Grout, Agent. A HOLD llpflH NOBTH VANCOUVKB Wdgh your bread. Brawtr't X »/ Broad it 16 ounces <Upion Mad.) Fiv* seat* per leal. Ho mrnaUt ot better bread mad*. Don't pay a «gVrpric for Inferior nni, or tynopttm etotid- taat prist* In North Vantouver. f). Bitdus, lb* UptoDaU OroaK, «6 to 868 Firit ttrtd, Inst. if* mwmmmm THE Home Furnishers 129 LONSDALE AVENUE- «-»*—•■—■*■■— We have just received the largest shipment of metal Bedsteads we have assembled in seasons, this ought to be intensely, interesting news to hosts of people in view of the fact that iron and brass beds are replacing wooden ones so fast, As a still further emphasis on the advisability of an early inspection we name these prices: CASH I'ltH'IM Very Neat Iron Bedstead, ^%,M Good Strong Bedstead, all sizes -' $3.9$ Special, a leader „ - $4.95 And prices range from these up to $40 to $50 nanmwnnmnn—«———. WE SELL THE ALL WOOL Restmore Mattress IN ALL SIZES Don't forget we can supply you with CROCKERY ■ in SEE THESE 1 Bedroom Dressers In Golden Fiw»h wilh beveled PUte Mirror 14x74 onS»|e, Caih Price »■ » Another Dresser In Surfaced Quartered Oak with I PluJeMirror |4i24, Cull Price $7.50 $7.75 i . ■ Mahogany Finished Dresser v Large and beautiful, line large Mirror AOQ AA FOB QUICK SALE - - - «P*O.UU Ladies Dressing Tables Don't hesitate if you want a genuine bargain. In Royal Oak and Mahogany Finiih. Caih Prices arc $10.00, $14.50 and $15.00 Large Dresser With three large Drawen. Extra fine British bey. Mirror, Caih Price Dinner Sets Tea Sets Toilet Sets Glassware '» ■' We can specially cater to your wants in Linoleum and Window Shades We have an expert man at this work and can guarantee ALL OUR WORK Special Shoeing of DINING SETS in leather or wood Golden or Early English Finish. Carpet Squares & Rugs We are enlarging our CARPET DEPARTMENT and will offer Special Values during August, as we must have more room. We are expecting the biggest Shipment of Squires and Rugs direct from England that ever reached this North Shore, the latest in bungalow nets and maddrass 'musuns , PORTtEKS AND LACE CURTAINS Did you hear \i) "Necessity invented stools, convenience next suggested elbow chairs" but if you want to see,the very latest things in the way of convenience you ought to come in and let us show you what we have in the W of Davenport Beds, Leather Couches, Large Easy Chairs and several other pieces that a progressive age has invented for use and ornament. COUCHES You would wonder how we could sell them for so small a price. Cash price - - - - $4.50 BUFFETS AND SIDEBOARDS in early English Golden Fumed Oak the latest Mission and Colonial Designs. .i ' » i . i .ii I is what you always get at this Furniture store. ll.'iiiilily your home. Plauuro, com- loft and satislscljon cm.- Irom an attractive iiil.'iinr. Beauty in lurniluro docs nol necessarily imply Ibe most costly materials, but rather irpod judgment in *o lection. Thorc is a veiftablo harvest ol house furnishings here and you are as welcome to visit us as we can possibly make you, We have a large line of ROCKERS and chairs of all kinds: Pillows and Blankets Veranda Chair* Hammock Chairs Camp Chairs Canvas Cots Woven Wire Cots and Camper's Outfits '"■I ' " Mail Orders receive prompt attention mnnnnmnm ii, ) nn i ii I ' 'll 'ilium! wnmtnnn, .111 1 mi 1 nm^^mni 11 ' 1 ll THE HOME FURNISHERS, 128 Lomdale Ave. m, m Istikenjwlentity 0„ tin m %,;WH, tm kip, BWmrd Tilrwu'wd flmeet Turn*, WW charged Mora Messrs, foreman and Keens, J, >», wiib holding up soma J»p* in West Pttpllwn »t tb* folnt, nf «. kiw, The two Isds warn wv Watingly identified by the Japs, nnd Ernest vm dieolnrged, wbilo Blobord Turner was bound over lu bs Ol good behavlnur, Hecmtly two oilier Ind* have confessed tn having perpet- r»t«d tin "hold-up" whioh was carried nut a* t joke. These lads attend- wl before tha .luslices on the llth Inst »nd nude a clean breast nl the matter. It appears that mis ol Ihem b»s been In sea and Ihe oilier in view ol tli* laat that the Turner lads bad not been dealt with harshly, would nnt inform against his onnipniiion until ths latler's return. In view ol ths lacl* now helnre Ihe .lustjces Ihey released Itii'lmi.l Turner Irom IiIb recognisance and administered a warning tn the nilier lads. The .laps, althnugh notili.il did not show up to take action against Ihe perpetrators of the nul rage. They were probably soared by the fact thai Ihey had so unhesitatingly identified tho wrong parlies on Ibe previous nccasion. m Ths SS. lialsipii arrived at the HI. Uenrge'H wharl on Wednesday from Te*ad* Island, (Hlie brought down a 'uH cargo of lime consignrd to tho North Vancouver Coal 4- Supply (•„, n. v. uw mm om The first nnnunl tournament will commence on Bnturdey ne*t. The lollowing are tlio draw* for the flr»t round «nd • players are r«fl»eiit»4 to play off ns'Bpon pt possible- Pull particulars nl tlso bnndjoaps 'mt to nliiiiinwl nn the i'lub grounds, tMen'i Binglee Handicap Mol'hsrsnn v. Criokmny, I^ontjjFt' v. Evans. B. ,S, llnylis v dardinuil. Hunt v. Il.mvon. Miiltby jr. v. Q. Armytnge, Hull v. Bridgnmn. It. p, MoNaughlon v. S, Humphrey* HiihIiiiii v, Hnswoll. N. Humphreys v. Slotwia, K. N. Mnllliy v. 9- Wood*, . 1'. Hu,lis y. Veiiii'i. H. Wood y, Bodger*. Open Singles llmlgers v. II. V. lleNaughlrii. I'ui.liinill v. fl. Armytage. Mnllliy v. I', llnylis. N. Humphreys v, E. S. Boylis. Ml rllel'DDII V, HllHWcll. Heaven y. Crickmay, Men'B Handicap lluuhles Mult liy k Mnllliy v. Woods,«( Stc vens. Mcl'herson & 8, Humphreys v. Don ulllflnll k Uridgnnill. N. Iliimphreys k Armytage v. ili.d- gere k llaslem. Bull k Virner v. Mny|is k 11 i.vlis. Crickmnn k H. V.. McNiiughtnn v. Ilnsv.i'ii it Hunt. Cucdiiinll & II. P. Mi'Niill'.'liliiil V. winners uf nbnvo. PRESENT TO BAN» When the bapA had completed haft Hi program in tho I.awou Vtt\ lw» night there WW » O^seent from tlie forth Vnn»ouvw Bfttfll »nd p depute- tion arrived bearing gilt* front M*. Unm who is the honorable president n| the nrgnniMtion, TI«J |W» w*» a mini of |»i nnd a bo* nl Pi|[ars, These were highly appreciated. m\ »n Bsohango of compliment* ensued, Mr, Chance, nn bohail nl 111* band, made a felicitous little speech and presented Mr. I.ui'snii with photographs op nni mount ol the Band, the b»nd director (himself) and Mr. I.ersnn, end »h:s were nooepted with anotltpr epeeeh, The phntos frpm Mm bend itt Intended) is a souvenir end are suitably in- scribed. POLICE OQW The three men, nid Dan, Bisect unl a stranger nl the name nf Ferguson, were arrested on Wednesday en»ninj and charged with being drunk and dia- ordorly on tho ferry. Ferguson put up tin bail whioh he forfeited by his failure to appear in the police eniirt on Thursday morning, Pan duly appeared and, was lined $| and cost*. Missel, allowed his liberty nu his nwn recognisances In appear next day, failed tn appear either yesterday or this morning. In tho ordinary course nf pruccedinv a bench warrant would be issued (or his apprehension, be would Iw arrested and haled intn cnurt tn lake hie medicine Bo far nn steps have lieen taken in this di- reclinn. North Vancouver Horticultural Society and Farmers' Institute '- EIGHTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION FRIDAY and SATURDAY ■ September 8 and 9, 1911 DISttatKOUHClL (Continued Itom peg* 1) VM I I JIM ^M'H ■"' v ■**<*.'*' 377 Classes in Prize List, including following divisions: Fruit Garden Produce Potted Plants Indian Exhibits Dairy and Poultry * Stock Domestic Science Produce Horses Poultry Ladies'Work Photography Children's Work 7^— •-' - • . _ ... Entries open to all. upon payment of small fee Prize Urti may be had from C. F, Foreman, near Ferry Undine; The Leward-Sale Co,, Lonidale and Fint- or bmm\t mi Fifteenth, i the eity »n4 the snmmndlNi pmH- pnlltM A ditto was to be nrrnmei jpr whereon nil th* delegntee wight meet and confer. Lnter they' will meet Mf, f, l, cRr|er-Pntton with » view "tp making an appointment, to ml the Preml»F. , The West Shore and Northern Uml Company will meet the m»mb*r» nl the district council nn August IBth ut 9 a.m. on the Bvem, Coleman wharl as they hnve nooepted the council's invitation to make th* trip to White Cliff, • A letter WM received and read Irom Mr. jf..jp, p»rt»r-C»tton with regard io tin Moodyvllle ro»d. Th» m*»ber said that he had beeh in continuous ('oiiiiiiiiiiicutinn with th* government with regard to tbli mtbr. Th« ttit>< st met ion work optlw ^osdhad been stopped at the request ol the Premier and now lhat be had relurnml it Wa* imped that it would be immediately resumed. Many other letters relerns) tn the metier of roads, trails and water and were relulm! to the various committees. There we* nn offer to dear the park site #(• I'Onsdale and Essex (or J4IH) per acre which wa», rented- Kninuel Alliert ol Centre and l.ynn Valley Boad pnt in a claim lor VU*) damngeB done tn his |iroperly by lbs district's nperntions. Tho reeve nnd Cni|n. Allan were appuintcd a committee In report on Ihe matter. Mr. Hen. Wngg wrote to eay that with regard to the widening ol Lonsdale Ave. Ihrnugh I). I- Mil he Was willing to give 17 feet conditionally Irnm his property. The conditions included a provision lhat the road should lie IHU feet wide, that the Condemnation should lie done nut ol Ihe general funds and that Ibe council should remove Mr- Wagg's fence back 17 feet and leave it in es good condition aa that iu which it was found, The oiler wils accepted and the clerk was-instructed to meet with Mr, Wagg and adjust any slight differences which might need attention. A paction wai read which prayed thai the Dovercourt road be graded and a strip 1)4 feet wide in the middle bo macadamised. This was eignsd by ths property owners along the road and Ihey asked that tho work be done under tbe local improve ment plan. II was moved that the clerk look intn Ihe matter nnd ascertain i' Ihe iieei'ssary number had signed the petition. Many claims were mado fnr damages done to property by blasting operations. These were looked inlo by Ihe engineer whu made a report on Ihem. Mrs. Harllett said that her house on the Homo Hnad had lie.-n pracljniiily ruined by I'nntroctnr Vnregnn. The engineer was instructed In Innk intn Ihis and il was suggeil od that tbo council purchuse a differ enl grade nl powder, snmelhing with about 2\ per cent. Ilu present power was suggested by Coun. Allan. Harry lee claimed K'J.llfi as Ihe ex lent ol the damages done In his shack. The engineer rccnminciidcd the payment ol t!2. N. Y. Crosse claimed t'l.'i ■ H was I'.'eiiinni.'ii.l.'.i that he lie offered 71 cents.Mr*. Htcveiison claimed t2t and the engineer ricomiiu'iidci tlial she be paid 17. Coun. I.awsnn was appointed In Innk into Ihe latter claim and reporl. With regaid tn Mr. Drier's applica- lion lur'a water record advertised in the Kspress, nnd Mr. liladwin's appli calion fnr a lease nl l.ynn ('reek the clerk wa* instructed In Ink* quick actum lo '"ni" 1 these application*. Th* payment ol ll.oOII w.,s author!* ul on account ol Ihe new municipal hell ami il wus a.rrtinged In take up Ilia mailer ti the Hastings creek bridge with the It.C.K.II. Co, Tbii the iloai'd ol Works will look afler Two roads Were aulhoriwd, on* Ihrongl, II. I.. '/HI Irom lb* K.,41, Kd. to the lionse ol lolo, Taylor ..ml Uu oiliei Ihrnugh I). I.. 7(7, Ih* contract lor Ilu coiulruction ol wbicb it to be offered to Mr. Miller. On the million jiI Coun. I unlet il wt* recommmdtd thtt th* sum ot DID In paid annually to the bn*pitil It was lb* general opinion oi lb* council that the money would be well spent tnd there was no opposition to th* proposition. Th* reeve *t*t*d that a tentative movement was cm loot to put Ih* hospital on t satisfactory financial looting. Th* ide* wt* ibat 1 lumber ot Ihe cily council, t member of Uu district oouucil and t member ill the Hutrd of Trad* should meet tnd consult wilh the ho»piUI authorities. Tht rswilt might Iw that the institution would bp planed under tn advisory board ti I brae trustee* tnd end tn teeountant or taereUry. The reeve tnd Coun. Ijmtet were tppolotn) a* dettgtUt tn mast wilh ntWe and lo rsport Innk to tin mimi. The following aoaonnt* were ordbred paid: Iron wprk, fSHA ,, B^/.g. «..», IW V.|)»y lomMt Co., WnM, IM turn MM. IW* wududad th* busin*** >i tin meting trhnb tint tdhmrnaA. BUILDERS' 'mmmmmw' -amnwrnr mmmnmwwnVwnWnm wmmnwmnwm ^»»w^s(e^ Is what we with to call your atten^ don to, our line is complete through* out. .tf . We have \w%\ opened up a line of Locks direct from New York. Thete Locks are in dull brans finish of the latest design. Hingei, Window Catcbei, Ciiement Adjusters, and all fittings to match. Come in; we will be pleased to show them to you, Paine & McMillan The Hardware Specialists Fint St. and Lonidale Ave., North Vancouver Html-, FldlH ARilOAII Mi. T. C Hull, Ihe well known North Vancouver real estate brnker, returned from hie trip tbrnad and in cidentally the t'nrnnelinn nn Sundty He it thoroughly satisfied wilh his holiday and epeaks wilh rntliiisiusm ol til thtt ha eaw while in Europe and England. Ths coronation has leen written about without and ao Ibat it is juiit ts well lo close |hat incident wilh Mr. Unit's iviiiaik about it that it was a magnificent end unsipinlled avont from every point nf view. Chiefly interested iu the crops, -ihi.-h a* lie says spell proiptrity or ndvei- sity for Ihe coming year, Nr. Holt made enquiries about them lir.m.lcj.i throughout Europe and ho Hnjs 'hut in almost every part a „nnd harvest i* especial. In Itetgium ami llollin 1 lhe>' have huIT.i.-.! Io some client Irom rain and wind, while in th* south .eastern portion ol Hungary theie ha* been snm* .Inum e done I y the heal but lor tn* r»»t in liermany, Austria and th* greater pari ol Hungary good crop* art .-pokeii nl all round. In the Eti|<rn liules nl tbe V. B. Ibe crnpt tre alio fint cliii, nor is tbtr* tny complsin'. Mr. Holt left North Vunoouvcr on dune lei and ssilut on the Virgin'mi Irom Montreal. Ili* return trip was made nn Iho Eniserin Augusts Victoria The ..111 uunl vnyage wat miiii terestiug und not vrry pl.aH.nt. Moreover the vcmcI was twenty I. in Iioiiih late while nn Ih* clurn the I.i/ Kaiserin fell in wit)) a west Indian typhoon (500 miles Irom Hew Vork which though it only Issted a lew hours kept the vessel'a decks nwanh. The great**t surprise to Mr. Holt was Ihe knowledge which wa* everywhere displayed concerning Vaneouver. Even tho Hollanders know al) al oil it, but it we* in Ihis very country Ibst though many knew ol Vancouver and Hrilish Columbia, there were also many who asked where wst Canada. A disappointment was experienced among the Dutch. Mr. Holt state* lhat whilo at achool in th* 1'. S.*V. lie had always lieen taught tnd MA found th* lact corroborated Ip ths geographic* that Holland was on* nl tb* remarkably clean countries ol th* world. Thit idea must be exploded et one. Mr. Holt end bit dlends found any ipunlity of evidence of dirt end ».|iiallnr in til Iht towns which they visited tnd they no longer put Iheir faith in travellers" tales nr I'. 8, gto- grephi**. Al ths SI. I.nmn Hotel, v.I, re Mr. Il.'li sltytd while in London there wen- many Uajahs and Hindus ol unions innk*, likewise their women folks Snm* n< lb* Islt-r were loaded down wilh jewellery, there I sing ts much ss ten thousand dollars on npe llhaiie... Htnerally Ibe Hindu* wore Kuropetn clolhes even to bete. The returned voyager is more than pisirtd tu lie back nn lbs const. Mr. A. .lackson bt* d.rstkan Vincouver ti 1 place ol reeiilenc* Inr North Voncouver tnd bit cone tu live in his new bouse on Weetern Axe, ■—■WW CUT PRICES on Y9yn DRUG NEEDS I 'ui1,1111.11,"?.!, —[ Mum 1'iI'i Yn uve BH*y by tniisf il (kit store llaby'i Own Soap 2ta Iwx x (-•ttoria «c Allanbury's food tie ' Nestle*- Vond toe Syrup ot llypupiiosphtlss Me Health Halle lb 2 forMc Kno.' Stll »e Symd Suep Me » Warm Weather Mid Bathing SuppliJS ■ 1 !■ nn^nnltinw Sponges I60 to W swh Water Wings Mc pair Sosps Irom Hie to *i* tpt.e Chamois from 10a to ft *W) Wish Cloth* 19* **rl. Abenrbsnt (lottoa (hi* wetk ..MM |b. 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