I I f V(|l||8 U cmw OF THE < ite y, hussey; Siipjn-iifliindont of4'ri>vii|Pinl./o!>«o H, twenty years - Notjplo injiUpoe* of Courfge snd Cil.pih\\\iyK , Frfrksrjck Stephen Hussey, Buporin- ten&it of Provincial Policvwho djtd at,flolpria on Friday kit, w>* hpfp ,in Bcnpiinsler, Dorsetshire, I'lijjlaiul, September 17th, 1883, son o' Stephen- ns sp'l Ellen Hussey. fume to B. 0. in ljjp5, wbb a member ol tb* provincial'bajice lor 311 yours; married Elo.i nnrijVtnables Good in I o* Angelet. Cnl.i Arid tens a member nl Ihe A. F. Tki above was Ihe man's ducription ol gjmsell, as published in "Who's Whof; Within lhat brief sentence. "Ca|>» to llrjfish Columbia jn 1875, and, was a member of the provincial li.ilir • for 33 yoari" lies a wealth nl i v|iurii'iii\.', a history of adventure, a recnpl ol personal daring and un- iliiis-.i'; discharge o| dangerous and onerous duties, seldom opiatled in this world. Il is a wide page and long one on whicii that history is written, and.across it dance many strange characiiTH. li would make a remork- able story, a story of pluck and tad uml iiiisrliislinisis, a itnry in which Ilie golden thread ol human kindnasi and humanity wai always inlerwoven in Ilu1 wool ol stern response to the highest sense and realization ol duly. Acrqii |hal page would flit Ihe shad iiws ol desperate criminals brought to justice; ol hopeless souls in whom a new hope had been inspired; nl friend less ones who (omul a friend; of I lack sheep .brought back into tbe fold ol honi'sl endeavor. Thereon would lie inscribed the keen regard ol men in ilie most eminent offices alongside Ibe humble, but sincere Iributcd ol men like fjlil Hill Miner, who, despite their il.v.ls, were manly men, and loved lliis»ey lor his very nerve, his uncom- proMling. justice and his' strong; man- h.iiid) The Iui,• superintendent wlun he lii si ran)* io Ibis province Irom Englind, took up mining and prospecting for a few .inni. bill in I8i8 )|e hccime pi. einnuil agent uml mining record.r at Specie's Hridge, l.ylton and Ashcroll, and ■limv then unlii liis deilh Eriduy lasl pe has been n meinlier of the provincial police. He sin-re.ded superintendent Km en,|l aS supel llll I'M lent of provincial poliee and governor nl pro- viiicial jails, in IK9I. Fnr several yi'iifCf past be lias nsided nl Ibe Koca- lu'lla, at illani'bard strict and Viclnriu n.-si-hi i A souvenir cherished by one ol Ih.- late Ur. Ilusaey's old (run.Is, Ur. Pnhn Dean of Victoria, is a Ire. miil'-i' .. I lliu.111- issued lo Ur. lie.in by li Hussey nt Spence's Hridge, ou FcbS»ry IS, I888. , Ihe hull in ailed I nion Jack drooping disconsolately at the parlium nt Iniiliji'gs, belokeued but ini|icrfectly ilu- geneiiil and.genuine sorrow ol his associates ol Ihe eivil Service -al ill* ili-iilh of Superintendent HuMcy, lor il it) no exaggeration lo lay lhat h' commanded the uii.|imlilied i-sle.-in and rcs|pcl ol all who were peiniiili-d to inni him intimately, ai lew men did. Superintendent Hussey — keen slud eiil r ol humankind, h-.i11, ii and re- inni'. Ini, of inliniie tact and patience the1! model administrator — ail who have been brought in touch wilh the lidnjfnillratinn ol law iiinl juilice in ll p. lor years have admired ni Ihey i.'i(gniT..I hii strength and filncis ns nn bthcer. "fii the death ol Supl. Hussey," uiiid Acting Atlorneylienernl Hon. W. it. hois, "Hrilish Columbia hai loal a public officer whow record wo* an un I blemished and exceptional one. Fear i\ ai nnd capublt in the discharge of ' s duly, an able adminjilrntor,! afi'l jilj » man ol determination und ill ce, be I* thoroughly en litijd lo a yary l*rg* pnnutc ol trait for IhojgQod Cepui* epjoyed M Ilia western province a| law-r. spirt ins&end law eu/ofoipg, Hi* Aejffh fail scefccly be mid to hav* com* »l * surprise, lor he ba* been leaking up ihirjiig some months pail. We have cnjfcavored lo lighten his official bur deft- indeed lo relieve him ol depart- mekjlai responsibilities during his re- cuajrcnl illnesses Imi even while nl Ihe-lioipital he has inii*led upon do ing' hit work. And Itiut he died ai lie jvould have wi»hed--jip the liarnen. Hi* ndminiilratioij' ol |hcpoli»r de pnflnii.nl ol thii province will lit re nu pbered ai thai ol a courageous, all l, honest man, who recognized hi* dufy »nd served bis Country well." f}ie simple tribulo ol Ih* PMD wbo wojied with th* leto superintendent, testifies to the lacl Ibat he wa* * splendid man, a true bitni, a put chill. He wm a blunt, modetl, fl served map )h> waa a pofice official elwayt, tarrying out tht lit t« tfc* Wt&', irrespective ol circumstinces or lii.'i-Hiinii. Keif never entered bin IbflMgllr"! iU> record is e|pnn nnd stra|ght niuj. iinnsinilable. A* a iu- perfpr olHier lio was ajwavs kind; and considerate, lint he alwuyii demiimled loyalty ip <)|tly-|roni those under him. Ife wai liberal; - ilu wat IgarltM to a degro* And etpeolally lond ol animals, mtf muting *p opportHnity to |-p friend or ilefeiul Ihem. As an illustration of Chief Hiissoy's liiiiiiaiiily to mail, there is no better story ilinn iimt ol his dealings wilb a giant sinker attached to one ol the Hrilish warships stationed at Es'i|Ui- malt, somo years ago. Tbis etoker,u hairy llrobdignagian kind ol a man could Jin mil.- three ordinary men at a time, and when infuriated nr dnink be could take caro ol a hall do/en. Ho was constantly in trouble wilh bis superiors, and on Ibo occasion in <|ii»- tion, ho was thrown into the provincial jail for insubordination. Ho was not I here long before ho win aid red to Iho dark cell in Bhackhs hecaftiso of nasty little custom he bad pi Hinging liis jailors about and bringing his manacled fists down upon Iheir headi. The dark cell only made mailers very much worse. In a I en ilde fury Ilu giant was so unmanageable that it was dangerous to go even near him, mul h'nally word wai sent to Ohio- Hussey ihni be had bolter como in person and try nnd quiet tlio man. The I'lin-f went at once and met Ibe big stoker who was heavily nianacl d and lm in leu if ei I, and guarded hy two jailors, in a small room. "Now jusl lake those irons off the hum and let mc talk to him alone." Tho chiefs voice was pilchcd low and sharp. His eyes raked tho stoker Irom head to toe. "Bu| chiol" Ihe word.r pr.itcie ed, "he wilt kill you il we do. We'd have f*> shoot him. The man is jusl crazy." In spite oi repeated protests and warnings, tbe i hi. i insisted on having his wishes carried out. "I have no gun," he said, raising his cout la Is und showing his hip pnckcli, "and Ihere won't lie uny fight." When Ih.- warden and jailers bid reluctantly wilbdrawp the chief luin (A on Iht hulking, niystiliiil stoker. and said.: "Now Mine over her* and sit down. I want lo talk to you. You've lie ii kickiqg up all kinds ol a row here and you've got lo hlop il I haven't got lime In monkey ar,.un! trying to sellle things between you nnd the jailers here. You ought 11 have more seme. What's the mat ler wilb you anyway f Why d. n'l yo i lake your medicine when you've iarn ed il V The prisoner broke out into a leni Ilie attack upon the jail officials mil his superior officers in the navy. They hud bullied und maltreated him, he said, and he wouldn't stand il. "Well," eoiilinued.lhe Cool voice of the chief "you jusl lebavo yourieil and everything will bo all right. Now you iniisl finish your term in thedurk ■ ■ II. bnl if you will give me your word iimt yVtafltsiELJIiKid n,n"' >'"" won't In- manacled or cuffed." The stoker relused tn give hi* word. "All right," laid Ihe chi«*> rising and, making lor Iho door, "in Ihil case we'll have to deal with you »• cordingly." Chio! Hussey had hardly reached Ihe nil when Ilie giant culled altir bim l "I'll give you my word, Ur. Husi y." "I'll lake your word," the chief clill ed back willioul turning around. Two weeks later the iloker was made a "trusty" at Ihe jail. When his term was finished he /walked into t'hiel Hussey's office. "Do you know me chief'/" he inked. Tho chielcould nol definitely place him uulil the ex iloker recalled Ibo ineid.nl The rliie com|Him*nled bim on In■ c.vem In MinViour. "Will, Ur.- Hussey," suid tbe big man, "II ih.-j'd ur.ii.d ma in • I*- nuvy like you trualcd m* I'd hav, lieen one of Ihe bo*l men ttyey bad. You won't ever hev anylbuji,*gainsl mi again." v The rhiei dj*eov«ttd Ibat Hi" mini »•» oul of lh« imperial service und hud no money and no job. Thereupon he sent him to a hotel where lie was I old he could board until some thin/ lurned up, at ths chiefs cup n«' I alei- Ur. Hussey sent the mini to Captain -—, who gav* bim a ;o on a iletmer. Tbi ex iloker lecam ope ol Ihe chiel officers on I hii vi/iiol and ii pow * rcapcclod officer on board an American tr,ms I'arific liuer. line ol Chief Hustey's many aw dotes, not connected wilb hiin"H|"ir ticularly,' rdaUd to old Bill U n>r, an unfortunate who pollened many good qualili** and a man whom Ur. Hussey liked although be puriucd him relent|i**Jy tnd Uarlata\y in the dj* oh»rge ol bi* duly, tine day iome lime ago a party of ranoheri and Iheir ttivtt wer* gathered logeUw lift Nortb VAWiiwvw, 8,Q„ frnm, jvw 88, mi Number 41 BRIDGE DEVELOPMENTS Inpreftud Subsidy to Be Sought** Defegaiion r-to Ottawa To-day—Bridge Designs to Be GalW For/ The joint meet ing ol tbo onmpaniei tnd the municipalities inler.stod ip Hei.'onil Narrows bridge, which Was held Wednesday afternoon Iriiniinelnl impiii inni business in a manner that shows conclusively lhat all tfforltare now to bo aimed diieclly at bridge tpnstructinn. In pursuance ol Ihu I nm of the iigreemeiit as adopted il wsi detided to take immediate steps to induce tbe goieiuincni to inne.is,- tbo Dominion subsidy nf $300,000 already voted, lo |3A0,0II0, and to finally dispose of th inuller before tb* approaching dltsolu- lion. Ur. William McNeill will leave for Qlluw'o tonight In furlh r tbis application wbilo Heovo UcNaugbt and Mayor UcNcish are in readinen tn pniiveil lo Ibo capital, I ui their ac inul departure is cnnlingml on devel- opmenls Ihere, nl which Ihey oxpect tR Is; ml vised today. No effort will I* spared to have Ibis inntlir finally nettled without delay. Engineer Donald Camenn wat instructed to prepuro all nic,..-sary data wjtb reference to depth ol water, width of channel, etc., which will lie I reipiind lor Ibe pprpnc nl making designs of a bridge, such as il ii intended to build. Tbis information will bo (■ 1 warded lo different engineers and constiuclion companies in order that all who wish may submit plant for Ilu- cmsidera- linn of Hurrard ini. t Tunnel k Hridge Conipaiiy. The provision* which would lie nee ossuiy iii order lhat Iho Irid.o may carry water pipei, gas pipes, tele phone and electric power wins were discussed by the directors wilb Cily Engineer Fellowcs of Vancouvor. lie ier- Ihe Iriend's house about lilleen unlet Irom Ibe lown ol Knuiloops. It wu* a Sunday morning and a bright sunt-biny day. I'i. iinli tlio party wai jiilied In a stranger, u mun ol wiiuiinjpri- sonnlity and evidently a gtntlman. Soon after his arrival one' ol In* lu dies remarked I hai it wag too bad llui hud no pi.achii in.ihu! I|iey might hold a church nrvicc. 'Ilie -iir.in, ri rose lo tbe orcsiion. '■nni.' uud prayed and preuched iiitin that was really e|oi|Uenl. p»rly wire all sorry when lie i it. Two days passid and theu the b ild- up ol a C.I'.K. train mar New We*l- minitcr by a group ol during I audits electrified the province. Eve.ilu.illy ibe eiime wai hand tn Hill Uinir and some ol Ilia assooi.ii.'. and lb y were op trial at Kuinh'ops wlun a woman approached Chief Ilu -.y and asked if ihi' might see "Ur. Uiner." The chiel loot the woman lo the courl room and pointed the bandit out. "Yet," iho laid regretfully, "that's Ihe mun all right, dull lo ih.nl. of his being here. And he made inch I beautiful prayer I" .A lew years ago Ur. Hussey mm in charge of a posse which went in pur- tbil ol a dciperatc murderer nam .1 h,nm di who escaped to Kiad Island after killing his victim. Tbi island is rpeky and when the late police officer Was seeking the hiding place of lot ipiorry he suddenly descried Kennedy leaning over a ledge ol rock near Ibe bighoHl point ol the island wilh a Winchester pointed at bio. What (,,l loued illustrates Ihe Courage ol tbe dead man. He slood for a moment bulking to either side lo con'.'.v .he Impression to Ilie murderer tint he bad not noticed him, and llemsw i.g around and stood with hit Inul lo mini Ihe iilie ol Ibe ih.piiiil ■ mun. There be stood looking about ibo is land wilh his glomes wbilo Ihe i's poind., bud a bead drawn on bim, nn I then calmly walked nl until h; was safe under cover. Al once he i/athend iu his cordon nnd gradually ohi.il in on the murderer. Ai Ihi cordon drew close Supl. Hussey called upon Kennedy lo surrender. Kennedy poked Ihe rile over the ledge and said hcwiuid kill anyone w|io came lorward. Supl. Hussey said: "ll'i no use, K.inn li. jnu can't grl away," and walked I.u ward. Thr recklm daring ol Ibe po lire officer unnerved Ihe murderer and he threw down hii rifle and wailed for the nn est On another occasion, some years prior to Ihil, Supl. Husiey wns work jug in connection with a Cot) mining llrike concerning which Ibcrs wns much feeling and mmy Ihreiti were made. The ringteaderi bad a shack In the woods and ono ol Hum wai reported lo havt made * threat Ibal be would kill lhat policeman Hussey Ai soon as Ibi* wai report*! lo the liiesd officer be went io Ibt shark, ulono and uiiaimid. throw up the latch nnd walked in. He Calmly shut Ihe door and lurned on tbi auemliled men. Then he pointed toward the man {who was reporled lo have made the threat and »*ked him il il wu Iru- Ihll he had threatened to Iill bim Tbe striker swore and repealed Ihe .threat, whereupon Hupt. Husaey wslk ed oy*r, took htfn. by, lite co»t collar and walkiyf of wilh him and Don* ,of I ho*e preatnt raited t finger. The perv* ot the tuperiatradenl overcame any iboughl they mlgft bay* hid ol prevenl ing Ihe arrett I of their torn- mm. I In Ih* earlier day* of Uu pro viae*, whwi I* tad profwrlw win in,l considered secure in Ihe upper eoiinliy many instances were noled ol lha work ol Ihe late Supl. Hut soy. Among these stories is one of how be acted wilh regard lo an nl leged bad man. Ho wai sitting in lii, little office al 1,1 lion ono day whon a residenl rau in and said the bartender al Ibe lintel wanted him to como i|iinl us I here was a bad man there with two revolvers who win shooting up Ihe place and making lino.its. Tbe superintendent went at once lo Ibe bar room and wolked in. "I'm Irom Texas, and I'm a bad man," shouted tbt itranger, aa Ihe policeman came in. "Hare," bo shout ed lo Ur. Hussey, "we don't want any policemen here ; you get out." Hussey walked over lo the rowmuk er and Iiii fill ihol .out and met Ihe point ol Ibe jaw ol tbe suppoaad bad man who weut down tad oul. Hi* r.vi.Ivors w.-re taken away (mm bim and when he came to he was marched off lo ibe lockup. In Ike early dnya ol C. I', it. con si ruction Ibo late Supl. Huu.y was al l.yllun and while Ibrro some Chinese siai ti .1 i Hush ho us.. The railroad worker! were avene to the pr.aencenl Ibe Chinese and a numlier ul them ul (Continued on pag* 8) Avenues, wai received nnd inferred to tilt engineer for a report. Tlia secretary ol the T,ynn V,i|l»y Kuttpsyers' Association wrote expressing the sontittwnts ol tbe Asso eiat ion as endorsing the 'recent action ol tho council with regard to the lm poiini Car and Shipbuilding t'o. The cliuirnmn ol tha Hoard pf Works had a number ol recommendations to make, tbo most important of these being as follows; The finishing ol Centre road, mgin- ecr for report. That noxious weeds throughout the municipality bo cut down in npcord- iinee with Iho provincial law to this effect. Hoard of Worka. That Ilie mail [rom Aid. Campbell's rusiojence lo t'eptro lload be widened to -'I feat. Hoard ol Works wilh power lo act. That tenders lie culled lor grading Ihe Koilh road from the western boundary of ;T,vj through 811 und also lor Ihe clearing ami grading ol Kvilh Houd east (rom tbc/frcsent tormina lion In Deep Cove. Engineer instruct, ed to cull lor lenders lor tbo above work. II wus decidod i lm I Ur. i'roherl, Ibo engineer who wus injured on the l.ynn Valley s|cnm roller, bo paid full wages during Ihe duration of his in juries. Coun. I.oiitel's recommendation that the secretary lake up with Ur. Wagg, property owner, tbe i|iieslion. ol wi.l eniiig l.onsdnlo through 801 was endorsed by tbo council. The clerk wus instructed to keep up bis correspondence with iho I ,di;m ue pari monl re u tborougblace ll.iougb Ibo t'apiluno reserve. Don't miss Ilie All Notion Social and Concert at the .fupanese Tea 'on dens next Tuesday. Ur- Mclloiigall'n linal complaint was (hat in making repairs to Ferry No. 3 in 'tba hit ler part of April tome of his men bad been called by Uaungor Hoard to make the repair* and that after tho second day's work on tbe job a crew from Iho Wallace Ship yards had lieen put to work on tbo same job, wheruiipon ho bad immediately removed hit crew. (Continued in Tuesday's issue) He with tbe crowd next Tuu-idny at the All Nation Social und Cono-irt nl the dupnnoBO Tea Cordens. P. C. I'hi ke of tbo local police lor ie is enjoying his annual holidays. Ur. Hhil.e visited Squamisb op Tuesday und Wednesday ol Ibis week. Ur. T. C. Holt, ol Ibo local firm ol T. C. Holt k' Co. Ltd., who bus In-n iu England lor some monl lis past on business matters, it expected to return mi Eriduy, August 1th. Mm. li .1. Barton, 3rd street cast, accompanied by her little daughter, I na. I.ft Ihis week ou u three months' visit with Ur. and Urs. Burton's relatives in Toronto. Express Classified Ads. WASTJH) HAM 111 Hoy talcum ibe printing trade. Apply in person lo Gxpnss 'll- fice. EUHNISHED HOUSE WANTKIM- i.iiiins and kitchen, lialliroom. '.tiil.in Id minutes from lerry. Stale lent per mouth to Express No. 100. I-S District Council At the spi'iul matting ol the Dis trict Council held Ibursduy evening the ilool item ol business i\,,i Ibat of dealing with n petition Irom lie I ynn Vulley Ratepayers' Asiociiliou wilb reference lo Iho im linn. Iijlowrd liy the District Engineer. The reiolnliiiu wai iccompimed by a lei ler advanced oi a reain) lor Iho action inkon,"lliul in the ..piicon of ihu llalcpayori' Aatuciati.in a luck ol prudence upon thl part ol Ihe epi/in rer with i. -p.. i lo tbo mlhodsolexpenditure id monies poled for pu uir works. The communication gave rise lo an el i mil ,1 il|.ii|.s|,.|i jn ...huh Council lors Allan and l.oulot were the chiel porlicjpanti. Councillor l.ouioi said lhat ipKific i-haigrs must lie laid. The Council had asked lor these every time a com plaint of Ibii online had cropped up and nothing but vague slander* had resulted. Coun. Allan said lhat inecinccharg ei were not ncccuary but that any nan wilb common tense would jml have to look fl lorocV lb* various wotks in Ihi diitricl to be convinced A/I.er consiuWiWc ditcuision Guiin. I^iulet made a motion that too mat (iu should be referred lo the chairman ol Ihe Board ol Worka lo lake tlie mailer up wilh thi Ratepayers' Aaaociation. Coun. Allan, however, amended Ibis motion tnd siked tin.I Coun. foulel meet th* Ass.iolaliop. On Hie reeve putiing Ihe amcndmenl lo \oft it tarried unanimously. Ur. P. fl, SI«v*o*on mad* oppiica- lion for fit damages to his boutein llundarave by littting. Tbi eltii wai I lo writ* and t*k lot an in yastory. A petition from fivi prop»rty own tri In D. Ij. MO aiking that 2Uh ttrett bt tnttai ami grided for two W*** at^WWa^W aad grided lor Wl*"*ff mm^f tbi* tm. Oil to Replace Coal Ilie project ol using oil in place of coal as fuel is a problem now dn<lor'| coiuiderulion by Ibe lerry direclorute, Al a recent meeting Himager Heard wai iiistiuiii.l to mako ini|uirics nnd report to Ibe directwuts 4 >-,»tei- day'* meeting. The pi.a.nt ci.*l ol coal lor the fleet is 111 .mil per year and the ex|H'iisui connected wilb coal ing make an additional Jl,'4i. 'Ibe cost ol fuel oil lor Ihe npor ition of iiiiii- bout* lor 11 year would bo $Hi. ii'iil.WI. and thu inslollulion ol .ippir ulus und burners would lo i'i.116, making a laving for the first year ol tl.IT8.oll and Ibis would Im nugmenl nl the second year by I be price ol in •lallalion. The lerry directorate seem to lo in I.n,.1 ol the scheme apd will.mil doubt it will lie carries! out wilb; 1 n lew nu ml lis. Ur. UcDougall, ol UcDougull-lcnk ins, Engineers, Ltd., was before tin Board ou behall'ol hit joint micros.s in Ibis local industry. Ur. UcDougall in a recent letter to Ibo Hoard III charges againsl the Ferry I'o, tbut pirlerencc bud lieen given lo Vuloou- ver firms iu competing for firry work. Hi' bad also pludil these ciiipluin! ■ belore the local Board of Trudo und 1 delegation Irom lhat body consisting ol Ihe president aad Mr. A. 0. Perry were preient at Ibo molding. Ur. Alex. Philip, on bafaall of the Board ol Trade, introduced the i|Uo< lion aud explained hi* position u* being in Ibe iutereiti ol Ibo city only Ur. UcDougall'i first spvr.ifio charge wai lhat work had been given on Ibe Ferry No. 2 to a Vancouver firm without tenders having lieen called. In replying lo this Uunogor Heard •aid that Ihis was not Ibe cise. When a breakdown occurred in the boiler ol No. 2 he had called in Ur. Hay Vancouver lo make repair*, having pi.i mush lieen lie.roughly l/.tilfii il wilb hi* work. When, however, It was discovered Ibat Ibo work wniofgrosl er magniludc and would involve ci.n ■idrralilo ox|iemc, lender! bad been called aud were now open to bid* Irom connecting firm*. In Ihi* connection Director Kid ham laid that the manager bad authority to have repair* made when ho doom ed ncceiiary without consulting the directorate. Ur. UcDougall'i next grievance was that in the tendering lor pontoon* be understood the advertisement a* calling ipecifically for sixleen pontoon* delivered in *! days. In making bis bid ht figured il impoatible to make Iht lit Ip M dtyi and had added I, hii bid * demurrage of nearly WOO. AI tbis (lege Ihe speokor'i atfen lion was calico to 140 (tat that the advertisement called fo>,W powVipnt pr any part thereof, and thai the ten data ti Un fapmunt fcyrinesriog Workt apd the f a%c* SbipyntAi fid. win put in ita&jjjng Itm om to tit, WANTED Dressmuking. Ail kinds ol good dais work undertaken. Shirt waists and skirls a specialty. Mrs. fiayincnt, Und house, 8th street, adjoining Boulevard, Norlh Vaueouver. 38-8 FOB SALE . BUB SALE first growth dry wood lor KI.HI por cord, 4 ll. Phono 83. 8-8 In 1II SAI.E-l.argo :i loomed tent, bourd walls and Hour. Apply Phillips, -'.'ilh street aud St. lieorge's. 38-7 E0K SALE-iioO lb. lawn roller, alio vcral do/en gem seniors. Wm- Morden, Lonsdale and Upper Keith Road. 28-7 PIIK SALE-Doublc Corner ou Peter Hoad, Lynn Volley, lor *7M, third cash, hnlaucc 6 and 13 montbi. This lot is well sil natal and il a good buy. Apply owner, 1667 Broadway West, Vaueouver, B. 0. FOB SAI.E-f'hoico lot in D. L. 374 M leet frontage, lane, five minutes Irom fcrryi hall block Irom Lonadale Ave.; splendid locality, cheap lorijuick sale. Cowl terms. Apply Box A133, Express Oflice. 28-7 FOB BENT FOB KENT — Housekeeping rooms, 318 Second street eait. 8-11 Km un and board (or one or two gentlemen. Applv '.'TU.'lid street west. 88-7 lull BENT -Nice bright bedroom on car line. New house, quiet family, young lidy prelerred. Apply B., P. 0. 301. 98-7 fill HIM la,go btll, Lonsdale Ave. (near 1st street) formerly known as K. 1'. Hall) suitable (or lodge room society purposes, or suite ol offioet. AHcrolious lo suit reipomiblc lenaat, privilege ol subletting. Apply Irwin k Billings Co. Ltd., fifll I.onsd»le Ave. 'telephone It. ti U»X LOST A brown Pointer p.up, three months old, has white spot under neck and two white' spott on body. Anyone found harboring iemo will bt pro scented. Mr. William I'arker, 16tb st cost. 7-8 JSSSL FOUND • Envelope wilb small sum ol money. Owner may havt tame by poy ing Ibii advt. at thii office. 38-7 MIUOII/IiAMBOUl •I. Loutcl and North Ixmtdale Cot il at lonadale PharnuwyPhmjeiW ft oloet Snnday*. Phone 88f. J. H. EnglHh, 0. at. flromajr, » Une- m TWO THE RXPRIMT^PWH VANCOUVER, 8, C, Eighty Dozen White Lingerie Waists will be plaootl ou Sale, Monday, July Slat 50c* Each for models that originally sold at from $1,25 to $2.00 Further particulars will appear in Saturday's"Province" and the "News Advertiser" Sunday Gordon Drysdale, Ltd. 575 Granville Streeet - . Vancouver * SEE US FOR SASH DOORS MOULDINGS BRACKETS VERANDAH POSTS, ETC, ETC. BURRARD SASH & DOOR FACTORY, foot of St. George We loliclt a trial bid on vour Orders small or Urge S • » LYNN VALLEY is somewhat out of our district so we must leave those who know it well to judge of tin' value of the'following. Tliey are good lots and seen, cheap. EACH IS A QUARTER ACRE Lots 3 and 4, Block 27, D.L. 2022 Lets than 100 yards from Muniicpal Hall and ratline. $500 each i i.", cash, balance 6, 13, iH and 34 months. ~ > jaciTloutet & CO. 213 Lonidale Ave. Tel. 47. Cor. Nye Tel. 87 Vancouver Busine*« Directory ACCOUNTANTS W. T. BTEIN & CO. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS |I9 Pender street, Vancouver and Norlb Vancouver HATHb kallethe's Bath Corner Homer and Pender SU. Tht only up-to-date and reliable bath lioiiae in British Columbia. Wt aura where others fail. Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. Plain baths, electric baths, ■bower baths, massage (or body, acalp and face ; electro therapeutic baths a specialty, JOi. KAUvETHB, PROP., Oraduete of Berlin. Germany PITMAN'S Business College 63a Seymour St., Vancouver Day school open all tbe year round. Night school commences September 8th. QHOCEHS CHEAPSIDE GROCERY GEO. WAGG Groceries and Provisions Wholesale and Retail 116 Hastings St. (downstairs) Delivery Tuesdays and Fridays BUUBEH STAMPS I ■ U9INBSH COLLIGIS SPR0TT-SHAW Business Institute JJ6 Hastinga St. W, CenaSa'a Ore**** Waatta Seheel 9 i, Sprott, B.A., • -Manager R*wd tha ExpruM Wm^mmmmw •■■ ■ w *" mfw — — WANT ADJ. THE GEO. H. HEWITT CO. Manufacturers KiPKRioK wm mm Sign and Price Markers 10 Fairfield Bid. Font 9%V}2 REAL ESTATE YorkHbire durautee A kurities €orporatiou li-J 440 Seymour Street REAI/ ESTATE UND AND MORTGAGR IWVWSTMBim ESTATES MANAGED EIRE INSURANCE R. K«rr HoulgaU - - -Manager jn 1 RI8TA0RANT* Ail HorA V*o»»v»r ytoffn ee\ et LEONARDS' Either Vie*. Meek er Batting* fit., XHt* th* sew peat own. Leonard tie tee by th* pound. Pleasant Fields ofHoIvWrit INTBBNATIONAT. 8UNPAV SOBOOF, UiSSON-Thlrd Qmsler. lesson V: » Obrontpleei tilvt ityl I » 88, July wth, mu. The Finding oi tb* Book »' tb* Taw The temple was a junk shop. Itt floors sagged hopelessly, There wen wide breaches jn the walls. All it* fine gold bad been stripped to buy worthless trueet with th* beathw invadnra. All the goodly tnd (Ignitlotnt lur nilure had lieen crowded into tin nil occupied rooms surrounding Um Marls •nd their plates flllsd with tht ull urn Snd emblems ol alien religions. Th* rltutl ol the Hebrews h*4 ceased nnd tbe dust ol civilisation, the deposit incident to a great oity aceuatuUttd in the unkempt building. Among other thing* that had disappeared ia the two hundred years ol neglect wat the yellow scroll of the law. If they had only known it that old neglected parchment wai really the nation's NOTICE TO CONTBACTOBS 'SEALED TENDEB8 lupsraoribed "Tender for School, Ijron VtH*y," will be received by the Honorable the Minister of Public Worka up to noon ol Thursday, ths 37th day ol July 1911, for the erection.and completion ol a four-room timber-framed school- house, with concrete basement, al Lynn Valley in ths Hichmnnd Electoral District. Plans, *peciftcatlona, contract and forms of tender may be ssen ou and after the tilh day ol July, 1011, at the offices ol Mrs. E. J. Campbell, Secretary to lliu School Dun nl, North Vancouver ; the Government Agent, New Westminster; and the Department of I'ublie Works, Victoria. Each proposal must be accompanied by an accepted bank chaqu* or 0 rlili- cate of deposit on a chartered bank u1 Canada, made payable to tha Honor able the Minister ol i'ublie Work|, lor ths sum ol IC0II, which shall be for leiteil if the party tendering decline to enter into contract when called upon to do so, or if ho fail to complete the work contracted for. The cher|uei or oartiAcatea pi deposit of uniuceesilul tenderer! will lie returned lo Ihem upon the execution of lliu contract. Tenders will not be considered unless made out on the (onus supplied, signed with lha actual lignatur* of the tenderer, and encloeed in the envelopei furnished. Tbe lowest or any lender nol necessarily accepted. Department ol I'ublie Works, Victoria, B. C, July Ith, I'JII. J. E. GRIFFITH, Public Works Engineer. 27-7 FOR SALE 300 Feet of Water- frontage with crown grant, known at Wallace Shipyards. Terms to suit purchaser. Apply H. H. DEVINE, Seymour St Vancouver H. I.HBIJOIR Expert on Fireplaces and til classes oi Brickwork All Work Guaranteed Cory Fifteenth St. and Vahos Av., ' A(l new bouaet tbonld be piped for gat i» order to *»v« the heavy tiptnditurt lor tbit convenience »t a later datt. «i *J, UGHt, HEATJk POWER CO, LIMITED. ma in iiiiinSWilmg^Wsi ■""» t BOWIE ^HTRACTOR A9P 9VlWi%9 tlm, Spacifi*atUww. Eatlmataa P. 0. Bon 37, »ortb Vaaaeavw palladium. If it bad but p»*irvii4 Ito nation would have been prcs.'i veJ, l) wt* the written will ol JVlinvth, 0bsyed-|he seeptor would npt hnve departed. Aside *|to frnm (ti M*|fc oribably precious content*-it wai K ipuvenjr ol highest value. Wtuit hand* had penned it. What lyes had scanned it. What lips bid read it aloud to what wondering mgtf gttions. But it* very existent* had been long forgotten," ll not entirely, at least by the great mass 1.1I tit people. Quick tnd great won lha gains al honoring God in th* rrltiHt- tion of his tempi*. In that prude eg* there were no safety botes or vaults. The sustom ol hiding triasura main: tained the high priest probably secreted the money raised lor Ihe repair, He put it under some old plunder in one of the onoocupiod rooms perhap*. It was while ransacking the place for the hidden treasure lhat he mads the most remarkable1 "And" ol that agt. He unearthed the only, the Ion} lost nopy ol the Bible. The result of thi* discovery was nl first importance. A rule of life for both individual and nation was Inund, a standard to which either king nr peasant might resort. No yonder that at first reading the king rent his clothm in regiet and (etr, the will ol God as hen expressed having been so long tnd grossly neglected. Became of Iho low standard of education tt that tims an interpreter was imperative, sotti one with Ihe inner light, Ihe seme ol the Divine, mud needs be found. Il was in this way that Huldah entered the trinity of women prophets, joining Miriam and Deborah. THE TEACHEH'S I.ANTEBN It is sn ancient slory with modern applications. There are many today to whom the Bible is as perlaclly a* lost a book aa it waa lo .iosiuh. The public display of the Bible on tlie cr.-il desk ii to be commended. In sight it is in mind. Yet the Bible U never lo lie a fetich. It' is only God's vehicle. To worihip tho initiument ii idolatrous. H the liook could speak il would cry as the angel did lo John "See (hou do it not I" Lite is more than Ihe "hook". In ths nliiiu ate analysis it is not so much what a mun knows as what he is. Interpr* tiiiiiin ol the scripture is Ihe diitinct function nf the ministry ai it waaol thu prophets iu olden lime. Not, however, lhat the minietry haa ths monopoly ol the lunclion. Many un- ordained persons interpret skilfully. But as general education inertness need of specific interpreters decrease*. Here ia an old time illustration of tbs principle that .loans enunciated "He who does ahall know." .loiiah waa "doing". It waa when ha began to repair the temple he found "th* book." The' bible ia a potent 100k. The reading nl it bringa things to pass, It provokes either revolt 01 obedience, losiah sought an interpre- lor to make iti content! plain. .Iihoi akin reached lor a knile lo cut il in shreds. The bible receive* tho sime opposite treatment today. It should not be thought a thing incredible lhat the bible waa loat in that di* lant and crude day. Thoae who could read il could lie counted on one's lingers. The bible wa* practically Imi again in the middle agei even in those seats ol learning, tho monasteries. Luther waa twenty years old belore ha even saw a Bible. YOUNG PEOPLE'S DEVOTIONAL .SEHVK'E-August 6, 1911, Job VI 111 1 sliit l-ti Lexou Prom Great Lives (VIII.) JOB Possibly the poetry of Hi- wo.Id never atrurk higher note than in th* book ol Job. t'eilninly Hebrew poetry never did. But in Ihe final analysis the glory ol it ii that it u fun damcnla) lo life. Carlial* call* it "All men'* book I" So it it ol universal and perpetual application. Wrong the- orie* of God'* dealing* wilh nun are here exploded. 'Ilie correct ids 1 o| providence is substituted. Tha aha i* not theoretical but' practical. Tb* puipose ii to put iiiiiii in tuna with God. FOR RENT SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES Mo»t modern filing device on the market. A ta|( receptacle lor thote valuable papers and jewels NORTH SHORE LOCATORS, LTD. • 1 32 Lonadale - Avenue nam n,m■■ rwn^amnnn m wam^aawww 123 ■ 1 ■ , hj-i 1.1 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 ■ 1 North Shore im . .atam.linti • m S"Mf mWmaf lip FIRST STREET EAST : if I. 1 ;l kJ t Is I MEET ME AT THR •ALL NATION^— TQBBHBW TUESDAY, AUGUST Ut, 1911 WTHR JAPANESE TEA GARDENS under THP AUSWM.9F TUB St. Andrew'» Church Christian Endeavor Society »»*a*»«PI"*»l«*l*««"""""""'"»""«l*»"^ A Gt>od Programme Characteristic Coitumei ,w»»*iw»«"*si»*pp*^i»j**>ii<«*^wp«»«!j*^ Wholescme Enjoyment; Refreshment, Admission to Grounds, 25c litftllliw lis nm lin il.naui i T ll I i—ammm ■ ■' . Come One! Come All! I ■ ■auiMi % % fe Qbwm AgftiMt Engimfr A .spial nwntinn"^-»»> flrtft* mm bnd torn mvtMA ik Twadw evening lur tb* purpnW of invttiigtt- ing nhtfgn* made against Bislwt $»• gineer Opsgrnyt by M«- Mffw, ups p| f> fftrepwn on wwWpal wpi* in Um Vt'ley, who had torn ditobergti Will* Ml gang pi tin orders o| tbt tn- gitnat. At tb' opening «' tbt putting Mr. Pptgrove read tbt fnllofing report wbiA bt bud preptFisd tt ito r»>iwsi ol tht council: "Since fnr torn* time patt it has been tbt pnbpy ol tbt mod] tp a»b- •titute :opntrt«t wprb to* day vprt, and through, lliu nuinernui complaints in council that tbt man employed in tbt day gangs did not have tba «n>- petrance of doing sufficient work, it is therefore because so much work is pow Ijlt by contract will) more to lollow, that naturally tbt day work it bt coming displuceil. "Accordingly titer going into ito mailer carefully wilh the road super intcndont, it was deeidtd thtt we liquid disjiemo with the services o' Foreman McAffeo, and bis gtng, send ing tbe sidewalk men to Foreman Whipps, who, whilst atlendry Ip tb* wnier connections can easily nvertako tho remaining work in I yun Valley. This same displacement will bavo nl course to take place all .over Ibe district. The west end gang has also been reduced by mime eighteen men, ihe camp help being paid off. "It will therefore bo evident that Ihe trouble haa arisen through carrying out the orders of Iho council, and tho very same objection may lie raiaed by, any other loreman when Ihere ia not enough work lo justify them Is-inu tepl on. ' "As far as Mr. McAffco's charge re discriminating against local men on my part as engineer goes is concerned it is utter nonsenae, and I am at a lots lo und'island why such state inenl should be made sinoo the roatl superintendent and tbe loreman under bim employ their own help. "Preference bus been giv.nlooil men as a general rule, which is illuil rated ' ', Mahon, McFarland & Proctor, Ltd* NEW CAPILANO CAR LINE 50 ft. loU at taymmui in D.L 601 & 007 52 foot lots in Block 27, D. L. 599 ■ Pbont 6286 ».; .> 543 Pender Street, Vancouver w We have a HALF ACRE of level land, adjoining City, 75 x 257 feet, on two streets near Capilano Car line which is An Attractive Residential Site ■ ■W».f^M««W^ mnwm in ■■*——aan-nsawnmammnnnmm—^s—■^■g—^^^— ss This property has a magnificent view that could never be obstructed (except by sky-scrapers), for $750, Cash $250 MARTINSON & CO. P. O. Boi 72 Phone 173 62 Lonsdale Avenue • • North Vancouver I i br Htt lm that hmm 9*m, M «tHf M .aaa,-f fit-fen', 9mm, ftfflfc iltpa tni Wbippti. trt aU m\Am^ pi tbt ifartb Sbwa, »nA all bl wbnn-t have lieen employed as loremou *in<M tbt ooinuienceinoiit of my term pf ol- (ice." % ItWtF Bl P«-|flfo»W 9*\m .was first taken up by tba council apd discussed clause by clan**, Mr. tiM- fee flatly charging the cngiuoor with personal spite in firing hinn-ll and gtng, which however, he vat untitle }p prove. Another point wbiflb tbt litter demanded explanation was, why be, |be oldest foreman on the division htd been discharged and men hating been at work only a few moot hi 1-ept on. In answer tp tbit, Mr; Pptgmye stated that bt fas unaware oi tbt time Mr. HcAffcc bad been employed by the district, tnd that bit discharge htd limply meant a saving pf money He also explained the difficulty nl firing a foreman whose work was not completed and putting tn old.r man unfamiliar with the work in hi* plant. Henve XeNaught thought that tbe engineer should not discbarge men without fint consulting lb* Board ol Works, and that in every case the reason ol precedent tn others should be taken into consideration. Councillor I.oulet thought that this would not be feasible as il this rule woro followed put, necessity would occasionally arise lo shilt foremen from ono corner of Ihe municipality lo the other. All or a long discussion featured by healed arguments Ibat pass d lie twocn Councillors l.outct and Allan, the billowing resolution, moved by Councillor llridginun was paaicd . "Thai on account nf reducing the day wnrk in tho district, the engineer issue instructions that all things lie ing cipini, tho ratepayers ol the district shall havo the preference, and thai niiliidc men lie laid 00 first." Councillor Allan then mado it a mo- lion that Mr. HcAffee be reinstated. Ilr. HcAffee, however, rvfueod to again serve under District Engineer Gus- grove. Councillors motion which closrd Ihe Hireling wai passed. The motion was ai follows: "Thtt in diioharging lure men seniority shall as (ar as possible be taken into consideration." WATKUWOIlhH NOTICE ii hereby given Ibat Ibe re bate on waterworks lor tbs nuurtor ending Sept. 30tb positively clone on July 31, 1(11. S. HliMPHIlEYS, Collector. 38-7 NEW WESTMINSTER LAND DIB- TKICT-Ilietrict ol Niw Westminster. Tab* notice that Eliot A. Has well ol Vancouver, occupation, broker, iutondi to apply for permiuion to purchase tb* following described land*: About 900 acres commencing at a post planted on lb* norlbsBil cornir of lot 1671. Umbo* east 116 chain*, thence north 60 chain*, thence welt 6 rhauil, more or It** to *hor* ol Bori* 8hoi lake, thine* in a south aud westerly court* around *hort ol lake to North wit corner ol I*t 1673, thence aouth 64 chain*, mora or leu, to point ol commnicenrtnt. (Sgd.) BOOT A. UASWEI.I, .lun* 17lh, Ull. II 'J NEW WESTMINSTER LAND DIS TBICT District of New Weslmiiistor. Take nolle* that .lottmb C. Dockorill, of Vancouvtr, occupation, government official, intends to apply for paroi*- liou to purchale tha foliowjbk dsturib- ed land* : 160 acrsa commencing al a post planted on tbt loulh wait corner ol Ul '1621, tinuoe mutb iO ohaias, Ihnce tail 10 chain*, thtae* norlb 40 chain* to south boundary ol Ut 2tH2, thuof w**t 40 chain* mort or Imi, along aaid boundary to poiat TJoSw'h c. poowaiw,. June 17th, ltl). II 9 frnm An mtomtiot line wMtb aamand* the jtttpqtion ol every one jshfi dwells Mri4 tbt ttfrtotivt tpA Iwpwtlyo i beanty ol the "sunset prnvuyie." Our showing ol Prism PinooiiItFt and bifb grade Field fllataet r|yt4a anytbiug in tbis line that bat yet been displayed in tbe Dominion. Knowing WtU that tbji groat pic- turcsriuo country, with ill difficult distance*, it* mountain tnd forest beauty tnd its set girt short requires a glass that would bring the distance netr. Wa at once sought tht markets lamed for field glasses of penetrative power and large field ol vision with the result thtt we now offer tbe buyer a selection Irom wbicb be may chooss a glass Which possesses all.lhe qualities necessary to complete satisfaction. . Ltd. Jewellers and Silversmiths and Granville Streets - ■ - Vancouver, B.C. STORE TO LET Centre Block Lynn Valley $15 monthly. I -case given to good parlies. This is an excellent opportunity to establish a good business in a growing district. Apply Cor. Centre and Lynn Valley Road .or. , Merchants' Trust & Trading Co. Pender and Burrard Streets, Vancouver, B. C. Western Ave Lot 50 x 154 ft, facing westwards Price $1300 - r |-3 cash John Alexander & Co. 121 LONSDALE AVE, NORTH VANCOUVER Keith Road, Hollyburn, West Vancoover Brcadi Bread! Union Made. Home Industry. Bigger Loaf* Better Bread. Don't forget our latest Home Made Loaf. PIONEER BAKERY »U,reii7llo»«l.leAve. Cor. LoMdale * lift SI. •IW1— 1 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, MiMjftr NORTH VANCOUVER mfr BEfRMsV WORTH VANGgyvBM, 1, v, THR BXFRBS8 mwm VAUcomrwi B.C. Mqii Up r vWirT" '_ .:"., Pl|lb94 Tuesdays ind Fri4»yi by N°i«h Suqaa i'kms, Miitran OlO. H, MOWM, Editor and Manager. suas or simscsirriou '' nt yaar, 11,00 Bii months, 50c. Three months, lit, United Stat*, and Foreign, (I.U per yaar Advertising Rata* will ba quoted on application. —— —r1-—^ ~ Till Bspr*** is devoted 14 lb* interest* ol Iba north Shoro ol Hurrard Inlet t awlasWelr, It eonstltnta* an advertising medium o( esoaptionnl value (or i raaahlng In a thorough and effective miniiar the papulation ol Norlh Vancouver Oity and District. Every effort is nude to giva advertiser* the most satisfactory jMnuft All eiiangea in contrict advertisements should be in the printers' bands not rcMaf thM I0n.ro. Monday and 6 p.m. Wednesday to ensure insertion in the leilowing issna, North Vancouver, II. C, |i/i.v aH 1911 MININO INTEHE8TS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA The annual report ol the Minister ol Mine* lor the province (or lha yen ending Deoemher 31st, 1910, recently to band, ia replete wilh interfiling and encouraging information wilh re •peel tn the progreee and development ol the mining induatry thrnighoui th* province. The grms value nl the mineral pro . iliir.il up to the end of 1910 was . UMlIU7,ftNI in tbe lull..wing order, coal tl|4,0l?,r»o, placet gold $i),5M3,- j IDS, lode gold KD,81l,OH7, copper tfil, 748,1011, ailver slll.iliW.i'lU and lead fHMn,m. The value ol Ihe mln*ral product (or llm year 19111 aggregated I3II,377,- (Kit, the total tonnage ol all minerals being 3.3IM3H. The total numlier ol ■hipping mine* wa* K.1, in whicii were employed in all 11,107 men. In addition to the above there were IMI 11011 shipping niinee of which 97 were idle and M were working, th* latter employ- . ing a total ol Wl men. The grout output ol thi coal mines lor Ihe year wai 3,139,235 tom, ol which 3,1111,0.111 Ion* were *old, tb* balance being either used lur the uiiiiiiila. line ol coke, added lo .in' or iii-r'l in colliery (urnace*. The proiluction ol placer gohl during tha y.ar wa* valued al SVS4(I,IKH», *n iiin.iii.j- ol 13 per cent, over thai nl Ih* previoua year. 'Ibe inmate wm due altogether lo ihe Atlin dii- nm, other diitrict* including Cariboo having shown a lUcraiie. The wiliis ol the gold produced Irom lode mining lor 1910 wa* KfinMD, •n iii'i.ii*' as eonpared with 1909 of MO9,»J0 nr over 13 par nnt. Th. tin..- mo.1 iiii|,.,iliiDt producing cmip.< wen KotiUnd tl,m,t6\ iloundiry 13,170,437 and Nslson »76l,3rVJ. The I.,l,il production ol ailver lor Ilie y**r wai 3,4W,34I ntlnae*, valued at tl,'it1,iriK, » de<TH*e in amount a* compared wilh th* previous year, Ihi • ilighl increaae in aggregate ,value bacauie ol higher average jirli-e. Th* provinoe produced 34/ftM,746 pound, ol lead during Ike year, of which two third, cam. Irom Port Btade Mining Divuion. Th* mirkel v*lu* of thii product wa* |l,3i«i,3'si Th. wiigbl ahowi a imetaaeo nl over 33 pat rent, «■ eompsnd wilh 1909 •nd Ih. value a daerta** ol aboul 19 |» 1 cent, Copptr ocoupi** a lortuott place among the mineral product, of llrilii.li (,'olumlda and Ik* record (or 1,1 •bow. a couideralil. (brinkag* ia coapariaos witk tb* |wec«ding ysar aaavly 7,303,311 pounds or IUMi.010, Th. total for Ik* y**r wa* neverIhe l*M large aggregating 3X,3I3,934 pounds, lb. valu* ti which wu 14, 071,413. Tk* dtaaam wa* eooaVd to Ills RouiuUry dblrlrl, all other dil Iriel* having akown an insraaM. Pora*l Ara* wkieh destroyed bridge, aad Irsstks, thus •topping . skipfant aad alao concentrators aad I otker plant., Ihu. .topping Ike opera , Hon ol minae, I* aeaounteld* (or a Urg* daarnM ia tk* production ol . m, tin haUl output having bMn - 4,184,1*3 pound., valued at ||«3,473. Tha report, under Ike k*ad ol I "Oth*r Mineral*" de*U hrJeOy witk iron or*, platinum, building (tone, sasrUe, tad brisk, tn brick aad tu, . «Uy, pottery aad drain pipe, lime, ! Portland eeaaeal (360/109 berr*) eat 1 rstswai, srasW ro*k sad gr»v*l. VOW Or TBE (-OMMI88ION OP ■.HEMVATVm TW eases*) aaassal tapoti tl tin CnnAnm Comnnnn li CtmnfyalUm immk m w* tint tin Cmeu'tim fit ikmtdy emsmysIsM * gr**t4*i ti t Itmtmnl aetaw U> tk* blatant* with which it deals, while the work which is outlined and upon which (be several committees are now engaged prnmiaea to greatly enhance the value nf the labors ol the Cnmmisaion, The Commiasion is organised under several different department* namely the Committee nn Public Health, Com: millee on IiiiiiIh, Committee mi Por- ,sin, Committee on Minerals, Commit- tee nn Walen and Water I'owen^poliP' millee on Fisheries, (iame and Fur Bearing Animate. The Committee on Pubic Health is engaged in investigating the prevul- ence of infantile paralysis uud inle- matinn is Iwiug sought with respect thereto, from every physicitn in Cim nda. The hnuiing conditions in Canadian centres ol population ure alio being invealigaled and municipal by'aws governing the same are being exuinin ed and compared with those in opnn- lion in the best regulated citiia ol foreign fount lies', wilh a view to mill. ing such recommendations as Will remove uneanitary living conditions in Canadian cities. Th* Commillee on I amis has in charge an eipert agriculturist and data ii being gatherer! Irom all source! as lo the amount ol land under Held orops, unbrolren pasture, woods and summer fallow while Ihe following topics are likewias Includid : llol nl ion ol crop*, seed select ion, w, el prevalency, insect |>eiti, water supply, illumiuanta, and typhoid. 'Ihis is really an agricultural census und the result* when tabulated will give a lair idea nl the actual conditions ol agri; culture in the reepeetive province!. The Committee nn For.its have concentrated Iheir utlenlinn on two subject!, namely, the prevention nl loreil fires and the creation nl foreal reaervee. Al tlieii recommendation ihe Dominion government Iihi let aside Ihe eastern slope ol the Itocky mountains ai a loi.st reserve. Amend nieni s lo the Ilailway Act have been 1.<0m1nc111l.il whereby railway com,- IMiiics will be held 1, sponsible fnr fires spreading Irom Iheir righti of way or due lo aparlii from their locomotives. The Forealer In tlie Commie aion if now engaged in invesllgatin/ and in pre|iaring lor publication n treatise nn lores! protection work, nu. mud condition! and causei nl lirss in Hrilish Columbia. This reporl will alao treat ol Ihe billowing inpici: l.awa relating tn the diepoial nl pro vincial timber lands, Inventory i.l Standing Timber, Fire law* and Their Administration, ln*ecta and other For eat hi, mi, s, It,(onsiriiiion, Natural (irnwlh and Tree Planting, Foreit lie serves and Parks, Forestry Schools in Canada, Forestry in Foreign Coun trie*. The Commit tee ion Minerals I lir High Iheir mining engineer have ban in veatigating general mining conditions in Ihe Cobalt and I'nrcupine diitrict* A reporl is likewiac in course ol pie paralion which will contain a great ileal ol valuable information on inin erals. It will likewise give a synop si* ol all th* mining law* ol Canada, •tatiilici relative lo the known mineral reaourcce ol Canada, annual production ol minerals in each province, data concerning mine accident a wilb meaaurea adopted in other cnuntri** to prevMt Ik* iame, Th* Commillee on Water and Water- Powers ha* mad* important retom- mendalion* wilb reierence to th* control and silmiiiiilration of Ihe water powen of the Dominion which are now in Ih* band* nl Ih* government. Tk* work ol obtaining *li po*»l I • in formation raspacling lb* waterways and watarpowers ol tb* Dominion ' is bow wall uudar way. Thl* information will b* gatiarad Irons tyaty aoncelv- abte authentic source and wt»a ob- laiaed will be puMislud in a r-jpott m C.eadiaa ffalsrway* and Watarpower* to wbicb will be added a «bsc4*r Off Irrigation. Th* Cwnsitlas on fttMrne, titm, til, Mt prepared a maatoraodum on tin pirninim ot tin Dominion ttA *^*W mmm^9tammm>n jprvwrpmn^wwm. 9em mwmt mwm. trie* matters, a summary oltlta Dominion »nd pVovlnslal laws wlfb rsl«r- onoe thereto, statistlss ibowlng 1 I, Produotlnn ol Phial Oommfinrtnl Pith In Canada j 9, Production Purinf tbe Past year 1 a Report on tba Canadian Oyster Industry, a General Boviaw o| tho character and Estont ol lb* Fisheries ol eaah provinae, Tbe \9U report ol tb* Commission is a bound boob ol 980 pages and nun- tains verbatim reports ol valuable papers on topics along tbe lines dc- lignated above, by specially i|iialillel writers, TflE0S0PJntJA& B00IRTV The Tbantopbioal Society neat* in North Vaneouver In Room i, 67 Lonsdale Avenue (swtrane* nnt to Wil- come Parlor) every Wednesday oviaiag at 8 o'clock. Attendanee is entirely Ire* and carries no obligations *bnt- ever. Vou are invited. Thiinsoph'.cal study end questions. HENRY B. WATSON ABCrlJTECT Dooms HI and ll, Pend.r Chamfers. 5*1 .Pender Street W. I'bone 8451 and Lonsdale Ave., Norlh Vunc nivcr Itesidenoe, cor. Lonsdal* Ave, snd 33nd street, North Vancouver, ... FRED G. TURNER NOTARY Pl'BLJO Loans, Invest menls and Insurance Room 307, 533 (iranville St., Vancou ver, II. C. Phone fctfJB, Und i:t;is try work a B|iecialiy. PLAZA ROOMS dust Opened Now and modern throughout, Bpecjal rates by week, 118 Esplanade West. Mn. II. W. Jackson, proprietress. H. D. RUGGLES BARRISTER NOTARY PDBLI0 133 6th Streit East North Vancouver Phons 978 System House Connections Notice to Property Owners of North Vancouver As Ihe main drainage system is approaching completion we beg to notify property owners lhat we are making arrangements to undertake the sewsr connect ions on the various private properties at a reasonable ooit to all Iboie wbo deeire to avail IhemwIvM ol early drainage lacilrtle*. Having carried out the main drainag* ayatmp for the city council and having tb* neceeaary plant and skilled labor available, we are in an eiceplioaally lavorahls position to carry out th* private house drainage at a moderate cost to properly owners and w. ihall he pleased to furnish estimate* and plans il necaasary to carrying out ibis most essential work in accordant* with th* city regulation* and on mod up lodate principle* ol mod.rn tanita- tion. Macdonell Gzo w«ki & Co. j Office: Second St. imi Mahon Art, Phone 279 -is N.V.W00DYARD I0/W0 cord* ol dry It wood lot ipdn ul.. Pria. per odd cords M,50. Rpaci*l 'taotstioot for l.rg*r tmnff titim. (Ini fooaVK inched fVX), 13 WM. 0,0. p. OHneami VaaraJs* SECONDS ST, PATRICK HwSisi IIP frfwi ptf m sAj ldal HofflitiU op Kd A Ro*d Com«r oi Rjdttw»y Avewie, imki uA ImM priw only $3000; cash $1000, ELDER HURRAY CO., UHTTED North Vwcouv«r, B, C, A SNAP NEAR MAHON PARK Utlg.Bkxik4ftP.LMT.lt Thii lot it siluated on 16th Si. and ia much below value, convenient to lite cily and car Km, The lot is 501 140. The price it $1050, 1-3 cash, balance in six and twelve monthi, Compare this price with What U being asked (or adjoining property, . Eiclusive Agents Canadian Financiers, Real Estate, Insurance-fire, l.ilr, An uliiit H« nis Collected Bank of Hamilton Building i)i Lonsdale Aventia I'UNKST KBBAGE, Local M,ni»i;n On THIRTEENTH STREET Good 50 (t, Lot. Fint block (rom car line, all cleared. A map at $650 caih or $750, 1-3 caih, balance 6 and 12 months. NORTH LONSDALE 1001132 (ed. East ol Lonsdale Avenue. $950. 1-4 cash, balance 6, 12 and 18 months. Thu is a fine homesite.' C. E. LAWSON & CO. 15 LONSDALE AVE. NOBTH VANCOUVEB Phone 70—P. O. Hoi 97 Campbell Realty & Investment Co. J ' I'l III BAI.E-6-rooas kous* on IV. Urfirid Av*. New, all atodffa. Prlc (1,301). Rasy t*ras*. REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE. TELEPHONE Kq. P. 0. BOX 114 e2*2at}aajam}mammmmnjnmam FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! FOR ABSOLUTE PROTECTION write a Policy in ihe Commercial Union Fire Awurance Co.. Ltd. lUmOOH. OtOLAMD) ASSETS! $94,900,000 HoUAfut PERCY KING NOTARY PUBUC. 18 LONSDALE AVENUE at arety iaaointkm Phone 157 ntmrn LYNN VALLEY anaamnmnmmmmnnmmnmmmmmmnnmnnmmm Om acr* block on macadamised road, will make a aplendid homesite. Prica only $100 on "»y "'»»• THE NORTH VANCOUVER TRUST CO., LTD. Heel fetal* and Vininriel tpal. Agraenaat* ol H.le discounted. 219 Uudelc Avenue TeleptW 44 PALACE HOTEL r > Bans: fi oo pel and Up,. Spttill fllM n\,Mmft and lo regular boarders. . , f Inert urnfwmrifJt on Pttifl* CftMt RCD-A si ANDRU68 rnopmiTotaa im*s *m*h NORTH VANCOU VM, 0. C. Double Cornin Ntar Boultvi Choi** S*bum o| PsmMv/Con iaiarilrand Ponidyard m Twi m In l),;T«i!Wi at pnasa (mai 13,000 upward. I.7« acres west ol 0ap||aKp river add well Iwatad Mr s»Mfvi?ip»TA Rargaia, 3| sores in l.yp'n ValUy, IiaproViNl. Small bout*, only 14,004, I'-tty ALEXANDER PHILIP [nsuraaca and Flnanrlal A|*nt !. Ptllll Block, Ksnlaiieda,I'lione 10 , JAY & CO. BUILDERS I'lans prsparad and Kstimatea givso. Office: U07 Dominion Trust Bld|, V.ni'ouvw. ■ Itoni a-107 Evidence, IM Higbtli Av*. E. Nortb Vancouvtr. IBBI0ATI0N NOTICE NOTIOti ii hereby givm that an plication will b* mad* under Part pi the Water Act. I WW, lo obtain a li cense in North Vancouver division of New Westminster District, on th* IWIi day ol Auauit, 1811, at ll a.m., by r. Newton Drier, Burgeon, Vancouver, II. C, for water for irrigation um on three acre* owntd by bim in D.I.- 'Jj;|, Ihe louroe ol supply being a sniall Mil- used slroyn Irom liniuse Unuiilain (lowing loullierly through p. I,. Iw) and D. I.. oU3, in* point of diveision Iwing aboul .I.WIil fed in luirlliiniliily direction from Dr. Drier's N.K. it, iin- amount rso,uirsd b*iag I cubic per second lo b* carried by bu pip* line from email dam in bad ol ilream. D»l*d at Norlb Vaneouver, duly I'.III,, Ifil I. H-IH WATKB NQTJCK NOTK'R is beriby given I hit snap- plication will Isi mini,' under I'.il V. ol th* Waler Act, I WW, to obtala a lieen** in lb* Norlh Vuncounr division of New Weilmiiiiler llistriol „n Ilie IHIt, day ol August, 1011, at 11 a. tn., by K. Newlon Drier, >Surg*„n, Vancouver, ll ('., lor mil. i lor d, in iii-' um on llirae acre* owued by him in D. I.. 803, the *ource ol supply being a sinsH unnamed stream li.,m tJrouia Mountain flowing loulberlv lliruugb I). I.. Ntt and I). I,. Mi, Ihe i.uiut ,i Hi vi'i'siun liring about 3,100 fed in norlheailerly direction Irom Hi. Driar's N. I'.. sinks, the smount i* i|uira,| Iwlng | cubic leet per second to ll* nu i i, .1 liy Inn nil pipe lin* Ir.un •mall dam in Ih* bed ol Ih* strtam. Dated at Norlb Vancouvtr, .lull' null, nn. tf-it WE COULD Paper the World (rom our stock ol n.w Wall 1'ap.n ao it mmis. V.very Any wm* new d**ign arrivM to til tb* vacancy ol tboM oloH oul. Handsome W,ll Pi 2222 eta hare ia tndlM* vartdy. Ju.1 tall om yslsswsa for wh«t ream you sraat tba paptr and b* will •bow you hut tk* p»ll«rn you »rs looking lor. To cbooM Irom pur stock is a gl*s- *»r*, lo pay oar prta* la aaay. W. H. ST0NEY i CO. |I7 1-mad.U ivimea Vkma Ut I' if.. Ill W- N. A. KEARNS ARCHITECT 127 LONSDALE AV| HOUTH VAUCOUVW VAN^Vf*, 8, e, I I. i Our New Serial "The Standing Alibi of Hi Strome" iyHrW' ^Www^f^mf L «*%%*♦»*>%»' A strikingly original and intuiwly interesting detective »tory,J)¥ thii popular.writer, will begin In the "Enpresfl" in About two week*. <J Everybody wbo like* 4 good, clean, »tirring "yarn" should re»4 this story. Advise us at once if any irregularity in delivery Subscribe NOW ond g«l Ihe whole story == (*yaseye!+++*+**ttsn*>+%eyn%,+*> TheEipreuKJ.rlS.So **V»*ari>»-»4s*M>*****ls*%*»- North Shore Press, Ltd. 119-121 FIRST STREET, EAST m CHURCH NOTICES NOBTH VANCOUVEB Baptist Cliiirtli - Fifth and St. Gsorg*. Service! al 11 a.m. tnd 7.80 p.m. .Sunday School and Bibll CUss at 13. IS p.m. Prayir and praise *er- vici Wednesday at 8 p.m. Paitor, Bev. A. J. i'roner, 2nd itreet taet, Hethodiit Church, corner ol Sixth strest and St. George's Avsnue- Sundiy prenning lervicsi at 11,00 ». m. tnd 7.80 p.m., Sunday Scfcool aa Bibl* Cits* at 2.30 p.m., Senior Ua- gu« on Mondiy evening at 8-00 pint., pr»yir and prai** lervii-i on Wedne. day (veninu at 8.00, Junior Uaguc lervice on Thurtdiy alteram* at 1.30. A cordial welrom* i* ei tended to all to attend theie servicu. I'utor, W. O. Schlichter, reiidctva, Bond sad St. Andrew'i. B «01V|LO. 1-HUJf, W. iraidi-a,*, corner Keith St. John th* Evangeli.1, 8th tnd 131b itreoli: Holy communion, 8 a.m. morning prayer, II am. ; eveningprayer, 7.w p.m. On th* fint Sunday in th* month (here will be a mcom ce lebrtlion ol lb* holy roaunuaioa at 11 a.m. Hector, Bev. Hugh Huoftr. St. Andrew'* PnsbyteriM Chursb, 6th itreet. Service : Morning wi Imi Ansa*: Haadaya-Mas* 0.00 f. W»nmti* elttarnVn0 fSpJa^ India, Catholic Chan* ol Ht. ^^Ar^.^JW,, n aatsliag: Taeaday, 8 p», ■Mtthw; Wadasa4*y, 4 pm., . 'a maaUng; IWsslar, 8 pM., 'alias SMitiag. Ctpttw DougU vidt any who an *kk or in Sis- WSMwrnW0*'* 1st .Sunday ja m i Ulnar aad •anaon, iy; II a.m., Sol* atassa, 1st tad Ini Baadti , NOBTH MNSDAi.E North Loaatal* Pmbytaritn Char* -Wonkip, Saadayt, 7JU pm., day School, 3.30 p.. B. Vaa Mitt, m.h.r ptWOl. Bt. Tboaua, North Ixmsdtk-Victr, ~ *~ a. 8 a.m., (very Bun- May ia month; 8.3(1 e-m., 1st Suaday ia month; 11 a.m. Matia I-iUny aad .enaon, Sad and tth Communion Sundayi. I.YNN VAI.I.KV ..j— VaUey Praliylesiaa Chords- Worahip, Sundayi, 11 a.m., Ilaiuu Sunday School, IM p.m. B. Vaa Maaster, M.A., pastor. Bev. A. .1. Prawrr will preach al 3 p.m. in I yun Valley al Inali'ut - Hull. Everybody wekoa*. l.ynn Valley Hithodlit Chnrcb-Str vice avuy Sunday eveniag in th* n*> church tl 7 o'clock. St. Haacat's, l.yan Valley-Victr, Be*. T. E. Bow*. A*d*Uat IW, Bev. ||. B. Hastam, B.A. 7.30 p.m., •vnioag, *v*ry Sunday; II n.m- holy eommunioa, Id Sunday ol *vir> NOTICE ' lll.SSOl I IIIIN OF l'Altl M.IISIIII' GABBOff k (-AMPHEIX The ptulaerskip eiitliag bi-r.tolor, belwetn Ibe undersigned is tbis day dinolved by mutual eunamt, Mr Campbell retiring Irom Ihe firm. Tbe buaiaeas will in tutor* b* eon ducted by Tboau* Garrow, lo whom all parlic* indebled lo Ibe late firm are reirueated to make payment. THOMAS GABBOff, OBOBOBCA1PBBIL. North Vaacoarar, B. 0., _ Ittk luly, Ml). 38-7 I ■ The Last $10 Day i Season SCOTCH CLOTHING HOUSE, Ltd. Comer Hastings and Abbott Streets, Vancouver, B.C. We now desire to tender our apology to the many customers who came to buy on Saturday last, and were not able to get •served, some by not bringing their coupons, and the overwhelming numbers that our staff were not able to cope with. During the last few days we have had so many enquires as to when our neit new Advertising Sale would take place, giving an opportunity, that we have decided on ► > Last Day OP THE Seaion SATURDAY JULY 29th UilD Lilt Day Of THE Season Cboownny Suit in the Windowi Sttei marked W 1Mb NOTE.-Wa would specially impreee lha fart lhat avcry ciutomer mat fig ia thasr name and addreas and preeant coupon, r- - "»"™ -.■ r • . ■ ■ ■■—-»-• . w>m ' m nnmr *ifmp nrwr* SCOTCH CLOTHING HOUSE, Limited Cor. Haitingi and Abbott Sti. K, GRANT, Mgr. Wr, Ud Nftwi ItftJM Tk* Bra dnpartmsat wsra sa|!ad. oi)f on Wodrmday »(leriiQon to oxliriguiih a bu*h fir. ia tbs vietnity pi 10th. •tn>*| and Sutherland Avsniie. Mr. and Mrs. W, J, Irwin tod a |i|c»- •ant surprise on Wednesday evening •Inn nearly lorty fit th*|r Mantis called, tlames, card* and rofrisbmo»ts helped to make a very pleasant evening. Th* oity autliorjtisi bavu muds soma change* in lbs arrangoniniit o| the offipi room in ths new nily lull addition and th* palls* station will now be in tho rear instead ol firing on Unulilt! Avenue 4S originally intended. Mrs. TliomaB anil peine til Hlralli- roy, Ontario, and Mime* Mary an! Kihel Heeds are the guest* ol Mrs. Cbea. Una, 1st street oast, Tho Mil** Seeds, niece* ol Mrs. Mc*, hav* juat returned Irom Halt Francisco where Ihey hav* been attending the nnnuul IcacheiV convention. Ilia North Vanoouver City I...11.I gavt Ihoir usual eitie|!ent concerts^ Victoria Park on Wedpcsday ovon- ing. At an early stage tho police bad lo be Hiiuinioniil lo quell a noiiy disturbance which a number ol young hooligan! were railing near tlio hand ■land. „/ Mr. E. .1. H. I'luiliiiall, Ibo proroin- ,ui Norlh Vancouver tci.iis liar, ii rapidly working hii way to Ibo front in Ihe lennii tournument Inin; held iu Vancouver. Not only n Ilie iin- glue baa Mr. Cardinall cicollul lull with bin partner, Ur. Ilhodis, ho is •till unbeaten in the loubU'S. Lynn Valley Notes Hr. Wetr ol Norlh Vanoouvor, has gone on t fishing eipcditinn. Hrs. 1'. Wsstover shterlained a number ol friends laat Monday at bar In,uu- on Frederick Komi. Congratulation* tn Mr. and Un. rliMiH-au, hto** Boad, on tho arrival ol a young son. Ur. Mitchell nl Vancouver, wilh bis family have aitlled on li*lpb Itoad in the V«ll«y. Ur. and Mrs. Wilkimon gave a imall iiiiiii, ul Tuesday evening at tbeir home, Centre lloml. Hr. Duval ol Frederick lioud -is able 10 b* around alter a aevcri! illnesi. Mr. H. linn,-, Vanoouver, wus a guest ol Mrs. M. Ilouglas last Hun da>. Mr. Cum* is otto nl the uldid prntpcclor* through the Seymour and l.ynn range*. Tin- Ha»li,-« from Ibe acsreb light on board lb* U, S w*r*bip lying in Ihe harbor could b* pUinly lean tlirou/li Uw Valley Tueaday night. Friend* ul Mr. McKay will I.o plans ed lo hear lhat he ia ilowly im-uding • li. 1 saver* illneta. - Mr. Clair .Isrvi*, rep. ol Ibr- Wood m*a ol Toronto, is 00 * viiil to the Vnlliv Ibi* week. Mr. I'billips, engineer at Frommr mill, baa compldcd hii mw Imxihi- 11 Ih,vi' tb* mill. Mr. Aliimii Brown, S„mli Vancouver i* on • viiil to liyndi in tin- VaHi.y. Mri. Aubd'i brother Irom Calgsry in on a sojourn in Ilu Valley. Mr. and Mri. Adanu and family ol Toronto, eiiler ol Hia. I'. Wellover, are lo arrive Ihi* week lo take up tbeir residence in Ihe Valley. Mr*. I'cnnil i* now nil lor! in In-r iw home, cor. Dovi-rcourl end Camp- 1*11 Avt. Mr. Purdy, Bow Boad, ii having Ihe ground •urrounding hii rnirlenoo terraced. Mias Mildred l)ougia» wai the gurat oi Mn. Dr. Telford, K1i.il1.no lo*l teak. Mr, II. Douglai wai a gmil ol Mri. Wm. 'Itrrelt, Vancouver lait Friday evening. Now Ibal I hire ia a proi|iect ol the bridg* price* in real niat ■ nn to lie (oaring. 4 number ol lot* I mi nek changed baud, at an idvanood price. ('AMI) OF THANKS Mr. tnd Mri. A. Mill dasiro lo oon aay their eimxn tbtnk* lo all friends (or Hie many *cl* ol kindness and sympathy e«tended to tbem at Ibi. lias*. WflfiOM'TION OF FABTNKH.SHII' NOTK'B U h*r*nfiy*a Uiat Die partntrship heretofore existing betworn Arthur .Itltnr, Chas. J. ialarf, llir old .lafery'anAl'haa. fj. Adair, ui.dor tin firm nam** pf "JtsVy 'iros. k Co." CanUaotote, and "Charpas W. Adair k Co." Besl F»Ut, Ag*nli, hav* ham dimolved. I h )A I I Nl ,/i. 1 > WASH^ GOODS SPECIALS Q99W9 PPOTPU murnm, mt m mfmm-w P{jf» Sbsmbray* snd Chooks, special por yard ,. ......W».' 83indi FBfUTS, food, haavy <jua|ity, light and dark oplafs, spaebjl psr yard ......... ,.,,,..,. .,..„., ...,.,... ,.,,.,j^| IIBKSH MUHI.INa, plain nmi fancy Wmity stripes, tlsa dpts H crossbars, prim JDp wd. Wf. A large assortment of Victoria I.awm, Indian Lincni, Puriiaa Lawns, Nniiooki, Orgsndios, etc. Buttons oqvtrsd Irom ypur own mat*rial-al| siiss. ' vi 1 '■ - . r. . ii J. J. McALEECE Keith Block I,onid*li Block LONSDALE AVENUE COB. W tPA LONSDALE I'hnni, 1)3 Phone 188 TWO BTOHKH ^ Double Comer, 100 feel on Boulevard and 114 feel on St* Andrew's Ave., cleared. Price $2400.1-4 cub, balance over 18 months. \ 50 ft. Ut, 2nd blk. from Lonsdale carline, andclose to Boulevard. Price $800; cash $200, balance over 16 months. Splendid Inside Lot, would make fine business location, on First St., one blk. from Lonsdale Ave. Price $5400; Cash $1800, balance over 18 months. Splendid View Lot, 2 blks, from Lonsdale carline. Price $575; 1-4 cash, balance over 18 months. II you want a good buy ia North Vancouver, call .nd ice our Liilinji. VV* Sp.ci.lize in Ibi. Diitrict. PALMER & McILWAINE Phone Seymour S7S2 438 RICHARDS ST, VANCOUVER, B. C. I nCnV at 0Ur Bftbie8 BILLY "*• lni\J\Jl\ CHARLIE Why make two loads moving when One Van will lake it all. Ring up 295, CREAMER TRANSFER CO., for the Largest Padded Furniture and Piano Van in the City, TAXES TAKE NOTICE lhat the d*U for expiry ol rebate on lesei bin bein ex- tended lo SEI'TEHBEB I'Hb, IHU. All perioni who pay tbi annual tatei levied on land* on or boforo September lOlli next will bo entitled to t din oounl ol oneiixlb off tbe geurd rat*. THOMAS SHEl'HEBD, Cily Clerk. U Tlie permit* lor the new Working- mini's IluI.l being erected oo Second ■(reel wart, by Antonio Oillit was is- mii'il on W.iliuwiny by Mr. Fugler,tb* building inspector. Tha structure wil1 mui 160,11011 and will b* a valuable asset lo Ihe North Sbor* a* t nutnt ol ccouomic living to many ol th* oity'* workmen who in dclaull ol accommodation havo heretofore bten forced to icek the oilier lid* ol lb* Inlot. ' , A8SESS0B WANTED Application! will lie feooived by Ihe iindcriigucd up till five o'clock p. in. on lliiiii.ilny, the 3rd day ol August, IVII, lor Ibe position ol uisvss&r ol the f'ily ol North Vancouver ht thu yoar 1912. Applicant* lo itele (alary nvpeoted, previous experience tnd »ci|U*intan«' wilh local land values. The position may be of t permanent character, THOMAS SHEPHEBD, Hity Clork. 4-8 PUBLK; »vmAVS I'rovino* of Britiib I'iduwbl* NOW i* l*rsl,y"aivaB lhat .U public Highway* in unorganiitd diatnet* and all Main Trunk Boad* in organic id Diitrict* an tiny-tit Itot widi, tnd b»v* a width ot l|t|rty-%|S* (est on atop side of lb* pnin straight ran- Its Um of Ok* (ravelled road. TBWMAS ?AVWB, lllslalae ol PsWlo fork*. f*^*tm*^*tm*Tm Wr vffffffff WfW^Wf fomi*,9.Q.l].iwntWUW TENDERS WANTED .-I A) I ll TKNDBBS marked "Ten- ger for grading," will lie rcoeived by Ihe i ii;. •I.ii. ol Ibe City ol North Vancouver, up lo 11 o'clock soon lo Uonday, Ibe 31st day ot .Inly, l!H I. lor grading lb* billowing : l.oiimbili- Avcnuo Iron I pprr Kellh Hoad lo ITiib alrtet. l.oii»diili.- Avenue, Irom 13lb «lr*el lo 184b *lre«t. Lonsdale Avrnue Iron 18th street lo oily limit*. Pint itrttt, from l.oudal* Av*. to SI. David'* Av*. Second itreet Irom t point 300 lest ctit ol St. Andrew'i Av*. to Forbo* A vi - n in-. Stid grading to b* dote aacording to plans, profiksm cross stations and specification! preparad by t%clly cs ginier. All lender* lor th* abov* mentioned work mu»t b» made on forms suppUtd by tbe City Enginear. A chw|u» for 6 pi'' c*nt. ol the amount of the T»nder must iccom- ptny each tnd every tender. A bond ol M per sent, ol tin amount ot tin c6ntrtol will |i* nquired. Separate Tenders must b* mmh lor each work abovo ineolioacd. Tba lowest or any tender not noces OCTBOE 6. HANE8, Cflf EngiMK City Kngwaw's 09m, Nort* Vtaaotivsr, in, m, mi, m ! BOECKH'S BRUSHES sad BROOMS Are guaranlead against imparfpctiona which in poorly made goods pause much tjiorry and Inconvenience to the honse^ holtier. — Am w ■■m.i I,—I. ,i,■■.■.■■ ■ i wi in i. ■ ■»■■ "STEEL GRIP" Paint and Varniih Bruahea Will do first class work and will not shed the bristles, Patterson, Goldie & Clark North Vancouver Hardware Store 104 ESPLANADE NEXT TO POST OFFICE LOTS IN BAYVffiW D. L. 621 & 2075 on Keith Road, a short distance west of the Imperial Car Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.'s property. $300 and $325 aach-f 20 cash, balance eaay terms. These lots command an uninterrupted view of three miles of Burrard Inlet. Good soil and level. Call or write for descriptive pamphlet. S. F. MUNSON 333 Pender St W. Phone Seymour 5654 Kara Reed Organ (Coitfieo) - • $80 Decker & Son Piano (Co.t $750) - $100 Valuable Old Violincello - - - $100 These instruments can be purchased on easy payments. They are in perfect condition and are genuine bargains. Warburnitz Piano House, Limited 443 Lonsdsle Avenue Phone 114 ERINDALE. D.L622 Bel wee. proposed SECOND NARROWS BRIDGE snd NORTH ARM BRIDGE on Keith Road FIFTY FOOT LOTS, $330 5J*£ CBADED ROAD TO EVERY LOT Water nod tdrphonu servir* is being put into district now und rout* Ins born lUrveycd lor carlins. D. MacLURG 340 PENDER STREET VANCOUVER, B. C. NORTH VANOOUVKR CITY FBRRIKB, LIMITED time! table TAKING .EFFECT MAY FIRST, rgn laav* Vincouvtr (.ilu nm. and thereafter *vwy 20 minutas until 7.00 p.m. i'„i,ii,i,4i,.jay 7.3Q p.m. every 30 nmulm unt if 11.30 p.m. thtrwfUr I2.lt end 1.00 a.m. WEEK DAYS I<*ava North Vancouvsr 6.00 am and thereafter svery 20 minute* un til 7.00 p.m. CoinmcacinK 7.30 p ui. every 30 minute* until 11.00 p m. theroslter 11.15 sad HIS i.m U»v* Vancouvar 7.40, 8.10 and 8.00 tliireajter ua as weekday*. SUNDAYS I-*av« North Vancouvsr 7.90, 8.00 and 8.10, thereafter iame a* weekday! PA88ENOEB BATES Singl*. Ian lie, ( lor 26c, 80 lor tl, 70 (or I'i. VEHICLE BATES k-Umlm wagon*, Iruak* aad dray*, 76* return. B-fl hor** esprws oarriage* and aaeks, 60e rstum. O-l kort* uprass boggia* and auto*, 2Rc return. All tb* alwva rata* include driver, liates A and A lubjtct to 90 par cent, discount in lot* ol 60. PBEIGHT TAHIFF Vm 100 lb*, rate,. 6c. Minimum rat*, IDs. Tinutebi* subjtot to chug* without nolic*. Company not liabU lor (Ways, aocidwtal or oth*rwi**. —■*- TAKE NOTICE =====3= , THAT tlie Civic information and Labor Bureau l» uow open lor the Convenience ol Employers and Employee*. Employers are requested to lake advantage ol Ibe Office wben requiring help. PfcmfMl W. 9, HOQp, Secretary, H Lonsdale Avenue, Norlh Vaacouver. Montreal Hopes to n Hoy Eliminate ArtiMsl Cnnling Ma; Sweltering Hani, *i treal World's Plrtt Pity to fl**" Into Climate - Novel Cooking School for ¥»n, (Prom Own Correspondent) That Muiitroal will Iw Iho lirst oity i» tha world to ba oopM artiNaUy during tb mimnwr months, ns soon as an efficient system lor aspontpllsh- ing this r*sMlt i* oorapl*Hi is lb* ptost striking result ol tha repent hot wave which in nvS days caused more than 1<W deaths and nearly 1000 prostrations, and kept tb* ambulances going through th* streets to such an at. tent that the oity thoroughfare* resembled an enormous racetrack. Tha possibility of providing a muni cipni cooling system ha* bain dismissed before, but never has anything lam dope because ot ths lad that it h*S been thought that th* aspens* ol its installation would be too<gr*at. Now however, the realisation has pom* Ibat it would work tremendous rconomies. tfxperls who have looked into the matter, figure Hint every sliding day onuses n loss ol at least lilly tliousind dollars to the city's business interests through the decreased efficiency pi labor of all kinds under tb* enisling conditions. Every day what the thermometer shows ninety degree* or over means a decrease in working, efficiency of about forty per cent, it is figured. Moreover, practically every kind ol business feels the cffict through the slaokcned publio interest. Cool air would be supplied the r% during Ihe summer, along exactly the same lines as though on a larger scale as those by which heat is supplied to the great office buildings In winter. The solution ol Ihe problem has el course not yet been worked out, but il* actual value in dollars and cents, makes ils ultimate arrival seem inevitable. MALE CULINARY EXPERTS An invasion ol women's right* on the part ol the male aex is now imminent here as a result of tbs establishment ol a novel cooking ichool ex cluiively lor men, the first ol it* kind in the city. In it tbey will ba initiated into all sorts of culinary mysUrles which heretofore have been taught to women only, and within six weeks it is expected that the sixteen pupils who have entered up to the pnaunt, will be able to make biscuit* which will far excel the best that lather ever mude and rival the fuinnue mother product, incidentally ihey will Itstm to cook meals, maka pastry, maiu- laeturc a pie, or prepare uny other dish which may be desired. The establishment ol this school is not, however, an effort lo educate the husbands for suffrugettes who can oare lor the household while the wife s <n- gaged in i„,liiie.. or businefs. The idee is merely lo undermine Ihe sovereign independence ol Ihe cook who at pre sent comes close to being Ihe ruler pi many households. The founders o Ihe school lielieve that us soon as a leali/uiioii is achieved of Ihis lhat a threat lo leave on the part of the cook does nol mean thai Ihe '.only will lie left in dire straits, a fairer le- lalion will be established all around. Incidentally, a course in the new sell.,,,I will lie vuluahle lo the husband left ilesolale in (lie city during tbe time his family is al the seashore or in the mountains. mmwm A HOLD III' IN NORTH VANCOUVEB Weigh your bread. Brewer's X I, Dread is 16 ounces (Union Mado) Five cents per loaf. No sweeter or better bread made. Don't pay a high-spue lor inferior stuff, or-encourage exorbitant prices in North Vancouver. 9. Bitchie, th* I p i» l)nt„ Grocer, itt tn 368 Fint itroel, East. 26-8 MJ|,J,|NEBY NOTICE OF HEMOVAJ, Miss Collie ha* now removed her millinery business Irom 161 h to ths more central premises of 93 Lonsdsle Avenue where in connection with III large new addition to the dry good* ■tore now occupied by Mr. .1. .1. Mc Alascc,- slio will open later for Ih* fell season with all Ilie latest styles in high class millinery. Makers and apprentices required (or millinery, Apply Mis* Colli* 38-7 ALV0 von ALVENSLEBEN, LTD. REAL EftUTE AOENTI FINANCIAL BROKERS We have n large list, of properties for ssle Ip tho Oity and Municipality of NOBTH VANCOUVER open for inspection of intindinf pnwhusers = J&» Branch Offleti 4 Lonadale Ave. «#»• •• ****&%,'[ THE HOME FURNISHERS FURNITURE for everybody. Carpet Squares and Rugs. We have just received a complete line ol Imported Linoleums and Oilcloths Prices right Special Attention given to Window Shades, Curtain Rods, etc, 128 Lonsdale Avenue 'your curtain* raperlwbyujintf Carpet Jvftcpef DINING CHAIRS AND TABLES Buffets, Sideboards Pillows and Blankets II you inland Biking your horn* in North Vancouvtr *•* us. We also carry a full line of Crockery. 128 Lonsdale Avenue — mm ■ • ■ ' North Vancouver Business Card s ARCHITECTS A. CAMPBELL HOPE C. A. CAI,. ABCHIT.ECT and ENGINE!,!! I'lione td/lt Vancouvsr. I'lione UIV1 Nurlli Vancouver BILLIARDS AND POOL PLAY POOL AT HAMMOND'S FIBST WEST finest tables aad euss ia tb* Cily BLACKSMITHS R.H.TARN I'ionasr Horsesboer - Carriagt Wort* FIBST STBEET WEST 4 Ji)NSDAI,E BOOKS AND STATIONERY THE LEONARD-SALE CO. Bookstlltrs and Station*!* Cor. i.on«dale aad 1st. 1'boa* IM NOBTH VANCOUVEB BLUE I'BIN'i'B BLUEPRINTS F. 9. Sharp, Stud. S. I., Stud. Inst. Man. Eng. Etc., Arebi and Civil Engineer. Flaw, elevations nttiont, report*, specifieatioM, c*t«m***s, etc. |or all claim of work, Tracing*, Blue FrjnU, Unp Uoupting. W l»*or Kntb Boad. Ea*t, N. Vancouver. 1-8 CONTBAflTOBS CLARK* LYNCH WQMW Contractors lot r*-iniora*d aonaraU noastntoUop. Sewering in all it* brandies, hop* connection* a *p* mWrwf' rWetyJifwm* f$9ffmjmm* t/WKm *m r^Wnr^mw nm*f WrfWWn mm/' CONFECTION EH y The Palm Confectionery Stationery, Confectionery, Ie* Craam, Soil Drink*, Fountain Drinks, Tobacco I.igbt l.unclii-i, Frujt B. C DUCQHHUN k SON Ijonsdale and 6th i'bone 313 CONTHACTOHS Tbs New Block on I.on*dal* Avenue nor th* Firry Approach wa* built by SMITH BROTHERS Gsneral Contractors NOBTH VANCOUVEB WM. MORRIS PRACTICAL FIREPLACE AND CHIMNEY BUILDER Pressed Brick Mantles a Spe • lull y I'll,,IU- 1,112 CIVIL ENGINEERS Angus IC A.MXB. * Cameron CIVIL ENGINEER Irrigation, trelnan, Isvsis, plana and spadfioation*. Saptte tank* and noun drainags a *peo*lly. P. 0. Boa 241, Ittb tttni w**t ol Btwioki Avsdu*. a FISH DEALERS THE NOBTH VANCOUVEB FISH AND I'BODUCK, CO. Frssfc aad Snoksd Fi4 . Uvs and Drwaad Foul.Ujr VsgiUW** IMivsry twic* daily Pbctss M0 ll) FirM tiireoi' ICE DEALERS -—JONES ICE COr— Wbole*alrr* nni B*Uil*ri ol Pur* la* Cttm ■ Is* lor lemily as* BAY VIEW TEA BOOMS Pfcoa. m IDNSDAMt AVENUE EXPBESS AND BAOQAM A, WILD MOHT EXPRESS AND QVHitUl DW-IVEBV Prompt 8«ioW-Modsr*U Obargs*. WtWmW W*1 PHOTOGRAPHERS CARBurr • Studio ovsr Honk B. N. A. |jonid*li ind Eiplaaads SAWFII,ERS DONALD DOWIE Saw Filsr and Grinder. All kind* ol hand, Croat cut and buck saws set and filed at shortest nolic*. II l/me dale Avenu*, North Vancouvtr. TAIWRS 1 - E. LAURIN High dan I*di».' and Otnt's Tailoring KEITH BliXiK, FIBST STBEET NORTH VANCOUVEB Madam Tailors saa RtBoraUry 201 I^udal* Avenu* ('laaaiag, Pr**Msg, Dysiag, Altaiag Wi u» fu Fratvcb Dry t;i«*j>ia«i ProoM* Pboa* ai» NOBTH VANCOUVEB JOHN LINDEN TAIWB I40W and Owl's SuiU to Ord«* Iron, fltM md fXJX) rttpactiraly Pkon* 2t3 Itonaitm Car, 1Mb it NOBTH VANCOUVEB ■ TEACHERS (Music) SAM. T. SUTTON TEACHEB OF FIANO and THJWBV Spadaltyi OtUrm/t Iminni at own boas., Ttraw, sta., apply Qenmel WATCH REPAIRINO pm fwm WWmmUf nfWfrTffmW, Um Vfm\W ifmfaT tnnrlyl lm A,/. HOOD 'm* wijfft^ JwWmm'm m+pw* m*m wrW^mmW mmWrnWrnf tt y^-^^- a tW •Wrii»isWJ(sF mryUWrnw tiWfe**tt*J«yM««m THE WmWi N9HTH VANeouygR, b, q. BRITAIN^ FLECT Statistics Showing Oyerw||Blf»ing 8p- psriority o| Brjtjsl) Mavy Ths overwhelming superiority ol tlio British navy, both in ships built anil shins building is illustrated in a rapsnt iame ol tb* "British/ News ol the World" showing the fleets pi Ibe eight great powers. Only th.0 modern type ol fighting mocbine* ore registered, battleship* and armored cruiser* over 30 years old [wing omitted Irom the return*, which may be summarised as follows: BATTMSSBJP8 Built Building Great Britain 53 10 Prance |7 8 Bussia 7 7 Germany 3? 8 Italy 0 4 Austria-Hungary 11 fi United States S9 8 ■liipiui IS 2 ABUOitKI) CHUISEBS Built Building limit Britain 88 li Franco 30 I Bussia 4 li Germany 10 3 Italy 10 Austria-Hungary ... 3 United States If Japan 18 I PROTECTED CRUISERS E c 3 i I i Great Britain IB 30 Ili France '.. ... fi 6 7 Buiaia 7 3 3 Germany 3! II Italy ... r. :. 3 11 AuHlriii-llungnry 3 3 United Stales 3 hi ii Japan 3 11 li Ol (bird clou protected cruiiori Great Britain lini nine building, Germany 6, Austria 3 and Japan 3. SCOUTS Built Building Ureal Britain 8 Italy 3 United Stales .«3 1WO TEACHERS APPOINTED Two additional teachers bevo bun appointed lo fill vacuncic* in the •chooli ol North Vancouver. These or,- Uiis Grace Patrick lor the Bidge way ichool and Mia* A. Jonei lor North l.i.iHilnle ichool. ™4JY Ww i ., I, CLEARED LOTS 50 ft. x 147 ft. Ib'BIhOCKS 15, Ik 16and 16a. D.L. 530. . PRICES: $750 to $1000 according to location. TERMS: 1-4 Cash, Bui, 6,12 and 18 months. ACREAGE in Dirtrict Lota 546 and 5B0 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 this property FOR PUNS, PRICE LIST AND PARTICULARS, APPLY TO The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company, !2l 843 PENDER ST, "-8?M VANCOUVER, B. C. ' ■ '■ ■ i.n i mmmm m\ mYmmJ I • s%fMmI ^wp w %P^P%p' Owing to larger warehouse accomodation, we are now m a position to MM » mm and more complete stock of these goods and fa? supply Mir customers at Vancouver prices. All Ordain Delivered Promptijr. The Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. 116 Esplanade Eait - • Phone J FRUIT PRODUCE CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS, Etc, WHOLESALE ONLY PETERS & DOYLE 120 Second Street East. Telephone 206 Convenience to North Vancouver Merchants Bur in Your Owa Town. Your Orden Solicited ASK your neighbours and they will recommend it to you—THE electric iron with a reputation. HO IPUIN1 We shall be pleated to send one of these irons to you for TEN DAYS FREE TRIAL. Phone 46 Light and Power Department. British Columbia Electric Railway Co., Ltd. 50 LONSDALE AVENUE ODDS AND ENDS SALE NOW! To clean out all the odds and ends and seasonable goods before the opening of the fall business, we have gone through our stock and sorted out all broken lots and priced them ridiculously low for final clearance. Everything is marked away below actual worth. Now is the time of all seasons to get a lot of goods for little money. Don't wait! Assortments grow smaller every day 50c. to 75c. Balbriggan and sili Light Weight Cotton Underwear cut to iCm each $1.00 to $1.25 Cashmere andall Ught Weight Wool Unshrinkable Underwear cut to 65c, each 75c. to 85c. Boys'Blouses and Shirt Waists Just the thing fojr the Boys tbi* hot weather cutto 40c. each / 25c. to 35c. Stockings in the celebrated Black Rock Brand These arc laat, Mack cotton stockings with double knee cutto 20c per pair THERE ARE MANY GOOD BARGAINS HERE NOW, COME AND SAVE MONEY ■ Square Deal CLOTHIER ™»t»<>»»t»*»1>*t»M*t4 113"115 ' Quality ^mf CLOTHIER LONSDALE '^»>»»»»t'»»»'»»>t»>t»»»>t flgg li^^^-jvfOltH VANCbwVfel»;, fl, c, mmmw Try our Home-made French i and Irish Bread. Every Loaf .weighs 20 ounces I Four Loaves for 25c. t ' i l,1 'I! ■ Is a Loaf of Bread weighing 16 ounces and sold for five cents, any cheaper than a loaf weighing 20 ounces sold at the rate of four loaves for 25 cents ? fl The correct answer is NO, the selling price by weight being identical in both cases. Therefore, a man that tries to make you believe that one 16 ounce loaf for five cents is a cheaper, buy than one 20 ounce loaf at the rate of four loaves for 25 cents is deliberately misrepresenting facts, and the law of the land brands such a man as being either a knave or a fool or both. . > Try our Home-made French and Irish Bread. Every Loaf weighs 20 ounces Four Loaves for 25c CAREER OP THE LATE F^&fHUSSEY (OonHpHeiUroB) psg* J) 5= Pioneer Bakery CHAS. M. KCTTSON, Mgr, NORTH VANCOUVER tiiokml iht f)0i^jijitt snd ,r«B|i|Mltt ml llm inmftlet Ptlpt, Hussey hurried ed In tlm scene mill iht. b I ml I lie ringl*»d*rs, T^pillar, opinion was Ugainst him 'and tWitls were mado, but lie imiil in, heed. When h* Irimllo bring tbo (isaiiilantii pf (lm Chinese Ip justice, lm had " tuns! ilillinult tusk. Wiinassiis wrre apirM away, "nd evury ppsaihhi frlpp was taken lo ilu- feat ||ie work pf. the pnlioa nffioer, A ■Inputnl ion wmit. to him and naked him why he wanted "to mako a diss over a 4iiiupln nl Ohinis*," Tbe officer ivplimltliul lm illil not oar* asmiioli iilniiit. llm Chinese as he did a', out carrying put the law, and hu pripusis) lo do. it. He finally, after several months, ol work got a ooi|viclion iigniiisl llm nii'ii. I'l-olmlily iIn- last pf lha 'ii.uiv nx- citing man hunts in which Iho Into Supl. Hussey ligured wus Ihu chase and I'uptuiv nl Hill Miner, .vlifi, n ilh "Hhorty" Dunn und "Slinirer" Woods held up llm I'.l'.ll, eiprefB nciir Vis- sion |n the lal| ol \WlTinA tKC.ireri*. considerable amount nf mnipy nu 1 securities, The daring of the robbers and |h» sulise pient clusa puriiripilml in by the provincial police, V.irtii WeBt Mounted police and il,t>cliv:s is still ii.' li in Ilie minds ol ili.-pil, lie but Supt. Ilusacy's part »yas nnt IiIii/oiuhI Io the world at large to the same aslant ns were thos* who) .i-iiur- ed ths lion's slinre nl Ihe honor ol Ihu capture. Supt. Hussey was in charge if lbs manhunt which was successfully terminated when Ihe three roblers wcrs senlenceil In lile imprisonment in New Westminster penitentiary. The sul sequent escape nl the robbers gave Bu IKiintenilent Hussey another oppor lunity of getting uller the notorious Miner, Imi the latter got safely away only lo lie arrested later in ths southern slates, whole he had once more resorted lo bis holdups. »»i> During the trial ul Miner and tbs ot iters ut Kmnloops an incident oc 1'iinvil which showed that lbs wily old Inm.lii had met his niuleh for cunning. Following the train rohliery, a bolt wns found lying by the Bide ol th* railway I link near the spot wher* the sipreas car had beep rifled. It wss thought the licit belonged to one ol Ihe robbers, but lo which was un known. It u.nil.I prnye n strong pjsSa ol evidence il the individual to whom ths belt belonged could ba usivriiiiin"' ns it would show beyond doubt thul he was in the immediate vicinity when (he prim* wns perpetrated. Supt. Hu. Hey devised the scheme lo lake all the prisoners' etfucls und pile them I "lie I her mul then lo tbave tlmfprijwi t: seleel Il|eir own iiTlirln on the plea Ilinl the iiutborilies tt.U da, r,us I bit. eueli prisoner should io*o uolhing. In n.ii'enlly reposing upon ihe pila ol re volyers, Mis und oilier property luk en Irom the prisoners when nrr.sled, was the belt found by I lie railway track. Miner wns lirsl I rougbt into Ibe room mid in un ofFhiind way Sup- eiinieiideiil Hussey i \|,luii,,d Iii him III* desire ol Ilie authorities lhat ouch prisoner should choose hi* ilfxHs. Hi ner evidently be|ii>vud the sii|leriiit.iiil .■ul had some iili.ii.n motive but lie was nimble to lalliom il mid witlijiut hesitation procwded lo select his pro petty, Ihe very first nrticlo he pickel Up Uillg Hu' Ml. When hi) I" i llirough he wus alkod if be wi* lure everything hu bud pickid out woihii mid lit averred Uint such waa lbs. com. It was not until MindL wus in Ihe dock, and NuporiiitendsntJ-'lluss y wa* givfpg ei idiniTv ol M un is ikIiui - sion that the Mt wus bis lk*t the lulter law through (lis sahrnu). All.r wards while en route to the |ieiillcn ii.ny ht admitted lo Supl. Huisey I list that wai one Decision wh« he, ns he ti-iniisl il, "gnyt himwll Ihe double cross." ' . . . The last thing Miner said to Supl. Hussey is the Iiii i.i led the peii'ip Ipiry to return lo Victoria was ihnl if he wo* itill in juil al Ihe end nf u year's time be would bavs unn-tlnni lo tell tin superintendent. Miner e«- eaped, hpwever, and Supt. Bussivne ver lurtcd what lie Um had iu mind whether it referred to Ihe „p.>i wlnie wai bid His seeuriluw rifled (r.un the •xprela 'car or some other inform. linn. numwmwm m* Gem Theatre TONIGHT AND TOMORROW M I'HWRAM I. A 1'bil,/* f»ith llliogrsph Dratt*) #, N^l^frt** feting ■■ f. iy M-Ring* of Ki,fgmr ' l,l!4p»Mvwl) pt^ntrnWh-iCimMiy) « fi ltf.» Raidttt (fiilig Dram) 'tkmtt T0H0M0W, 2.M m % t. Is w^at we wish to call your attention to, our line ia complete through? out We Have just opened up a line of Locks direct from New York, These Locks are in dull brass finish of the latest design. Hinges, Window Catches, Casement Adjusters, and all fittings to match, Ope in; we will be pleased: to . show them to you. n •■, .. Paine & McMillan Th? Hardware Specialists Fint St. and Lonidale Ave., Norlh Vancouver — _ I * ■ POST OFFICE KlKoCK ■ ~\ The New Post O^ice will be opened on MONDAY, the 31 st inst. 5 Parties having boa*ju wil) please csll on MontHy motning lo exchange keys and procure new numbers, y,' -' •'■ • Parties r<-i|uiring boxes nay obtain them afler the above date J. A, McMILLAN Postmaster mnnmpammnmmmmmn , Siiiidliiiin & .Simpaoli, building nn,' ■rs, i. -i.t. !,..■ lii'.i Klh A \ en nn Weil, I'Wview.Tel. Vairmonl Hln. H-26 New Harness Shop A BRANCH OK THU VANCOUVER HARNKHS f'O, HAS BEEN IH'liNljl) IN TIIK I'llKMISRH 51 illlrl! H A H. «)AI, AND SIU'W.Y 1)0., (KlH. {ESPI,ANA|IE AM)' BT. tfWHflE'i «B,. A FI'M, StOlK luY.PIRiif- AHrl HAIlNI'SiJAM) HOlfei; 1'IT IIMiS Will. IHO I'UtHll'H. A si'iiciAi/iy wii.i, If huh op lll'.l'Allt WORK. I'ltHT'S Will BK TtlF, RANK AH TIIOSF, IN VANrOU- VF.B. Vancouver Harness Co. I'HONF, l»0 ■SfHii" North Vancouver Coal and Supply Co. LIMITED HIm.iI: dor, Ht. lieorge/i and Ke liluiiade. Ilfli.ii: M l.oiiidnle Avaiiuc. sTbarl I'bone 178. (iiii. e I'h n■ I'.is cn A I. MKRCBANTS jlealer. 'in nil kind, ijl BilildiDg Ma Ifdsl, tinpA, rirave^TCenii'iit, l.ime Hi i.i (loinuinii and premwl), Fire Rrirki, Fire Cjny, l'la»Ur, Fibrs, I'lai- l*r ol I'm iu, l.nlh, Slnnjiles, Drain l'ip», Til*. Iliiiiie»lie md Hliiiimnilli foal. I'ronpl delivery * nwciilty. ' •imemnmmmnmnt " CUT PRICES —■■ ■ ■■ ' - ■'■'■- " ' ■'--■ ON YOUR DRUG NEEDS S ! 1 ' J —■ t j Yau mt m*tf by Ininf at g stof< llaby'i Own fitnp ,'Jio bos I'llKlOlill ,*|C Allenlwry's V,hA Mc N«*l|«- Food 16c S>iii|, ol Hy|ii,|ili,a|ialM 1 8V ll.nlll, Hslls lf«- 2 lor86c 1 Tho* Ball fa ,;fn Hynoj Soap I tM Warm Weather and Bathing Supplies -~i I .1 rt|H,ny«. Usi lo. M *fi li W»l«r Wings U ,Mci«fir Boajp Irom 10*. lo itc ea)j fhiinioi. Irom ,4 10c lo W ten1' W..H Cloths ..., fk isrl. Al,s.„l,,.ni i'„ii„B 0,1a tm*. „;i6o |b. North Shore Drag Co. ESPLANADE WOT P. 5 (iTHOMAS, Phm.B. *%% ."w«sl Of the I'ost Office. _joodi dclivetbad Ip toy psil Ol tlly, natil Hoil'i.' Plionr m SAN, 1,1 VERY" MotW mm^ ll <».., -
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