« ,-fc ®lfp ixprfHs VOLUME U. NOBTH VA»JPOl7VB1», B.P, FBtDAY, Aff(»H»J 80, }B18. NUMBE& 26 Pacific Great Eastern and West Vancouver mr*** C0NBIUEBATI0N OF BOUTB HAP AW PBABIMO OP OOUNTBB- ** PBnWOK OH IBPf 6 a..ui,imi: to a special wire from Victoria tbu Minister of Hallways ha* ' M'l Thursday, Sept. fith, as,the date for tkl bearing of tbe applicatiuu uf lbs 1'aollii: Ureal ..astern i.auway Hum papy for approval of It* rente m»p through tho municipality of West Van couver. Tbe counter petition fl. tb* council of tbat district will be ward on tbe same dale. i V THE CIVIC PUBLICITY PROBLEM JOINT CIVIC ADVERTISING COU MITTBE WILL CONSULT BUSI NEB8 l'UBLIO FUBLIOITY OOMMI88IONBB BE SIGNS BFFOBT WILL BB MADE TO BAIBB 11,800 The Joint Olvic Advertising Commit In: Inlil a ineeling Tueaday afternoon tin llic purpose uf lieu ring aud dealing wilb the repurt uf the cummitlee uppuinlud lu . ..ui. i with the district cuuucil with reforence tu the difficulties existing lieti'.ei'ii ihu two bodies, President Alexander I'hilip occupied li.,Ti|ia"ir iiiiiI there were present Aid .riii.ii Iruin uml Korutnnii, rupresouling the city cuuucil, Councillor Bridgman representing the district council, Direclurs Lln,Imu ami Wright, represent tug the Huard uf Forry Directors, Messrs. A. ii I'erry snd Qeo. 11, Morden, wbu witb the chairman, repreient tlie Huurd uf Trade, Ur. James Chapman, secretary uf tbe committee and Publicity Commissioner Liwlor. Tbu special committee appointed for ne purpose reported thai they bad interviewed tire district couucil tnd liml exhaustively disowned all the matters at Issue with the result tbtt Couucillor Bridgman bad bsun appointed by lbc cuuucil to succeed Councillor I,unlet, resigned, and tu present the news uf tbe council to Ibe Advertising iTiiiniiillee. On iiiiiiiini llic name uf Councillor Ilridgman wus subsiitutcd for tbst of '.intn Wor I .uut ui iu lliu membership of ihe committee. Tbe osleniled discussion wbicb ful lowed turned mainly upuu tbe proper tiuu uf llic gruss income of tbe Adver liaing Committee, wbicb had been or pended for Used charges such at sal urns ami roots. When Ihc publicity cuinpaig ii fur the present yetr wts originally formulilod by tbe commit lee, il was adopted with Ihc under standing that a systematic canvass uf Hi,, liusiness linns uf the Nurth Hliure wuuld be msde in order to supplement the amount* contributed by thc respec Ine public liudies rupri'seulcd ou the Advertising I'uiniiiillee tud It wit es limited Ibll Hie Inlil furthcoming from this source would be tuflicical tu reimburse tbe treatury in Ihc mailer uf llie sums ripciideii in overhead ex pentM as above. This canvas* bow ever, hss not yet been made and cou lequeutly the wurk had been proceed ing mi Ihc basis uf Ibe Income provid ed by the puldic hudiea. II developed Ilul the members of Ibe committee were, unanimous iu tbe opinion .that the amount expended for salaries, rents, etc. wss too large in proportion to present assets ami that oue of two courses might lu be adopted, namely, eltber the grots income of tbe committee ought to lie increased hy at least eight' eeu hundred dollars for the year, or the policy at tbe committee ought to be revised. Councillor Bridgman submitted a resolution declaring tbe present system to be wroug inasmuch as Ihc amuunt eipeuded iu salaries and iu reuts Was ont of all proportion tu tbe gruss income. Alderman Irwiu submitted au amend ment to tbe effect that the chairman appoiut a coiumlttoe to canvass tbe business firms in tbe eudeavor tu pru cure thirty subscribers or Ave ileum per montb each to tbe funds of Ihc committee. Tbe latter motion was utter ruled not to be »n amendment iu tbe strict sense, and it was come quenlly withdrtwn. A resolutiou wts tbeu submitted ts sn intendment, inov ed by Oeo. It. Murden iud lecondcd liy Aid. Irwin it followt: "Tbtt Inasmuch as the amount of subscriptions from public sources bit not mettured up to espeelatiuns; and inasmuch it tbe overhead expenditures under pres ent procedure are very large, in pro portion to tbs present basis of Income; therefore resolved tbat an effort be made tu procure 11,800 fruia public sources aad failiug this tbat lbc com millee seriously cousider Ibe modifies liuu of tbe present policy of lhe com mittee." Tbis motion tought to combine the sense of Ihe two resolutions previous ly tubmitted tud upou being pul wis carried wilh only out vote recorded agaiust It. Tbe , hairuiaii tbeu ippoiuled Alder miu Irwiu ind Mr. Junes Cbtpiuin a commillee with power lo add tu Iheir number lo wait upuu the business firms wltb t view to procuring liuiuciil it sistuuee iii iccurdtucc wilb lbc terms of Ihe motion wilb lbc further under standing thai the subscriptions will uot Income ptyible unlet! tbe whule iniuunl required is guaranteed Mr. William Uwler, Publicity Com mi -i.mui handed in his rcsigualiuu of Ibe i'iiuii um, which, after citendcd dii cuttion, wtt, on motion, tccepled witb regrtt, to tike effect Beptember Klh. A copy of tbe retolutioo detling with Ibe policy of tbe cumpiittei wn ordered lo lie sent lo eifj iif Ihe public bodlei represented un tbe cum millee. Reclamation Fill Half , ■ Completed Vie recltuiition fill aloug the fore ►hofc <>' 0. I'. MJ.lt now iu » title ot semi iiiinpleiinn, tnd if the preient inle uf progress is intinliiuid the dredge will bive finished ill work Wtll wilbiii ths "iiilinT lime. The fill whlib is for Mr. J. P. Ml, i. being pumped in from the edge of Ibe built nl""!! Uk) feet from Ibt front uf lbc liulkhcidi. Hire tbe bank drop* iwiy suddenly from ibnul IU) leet to u.'iii -''i'i In liking Ihe mud from the edge then it oo dtuger of bum re suiting to tbe bulkbotd* In consequence nl the wtsb from Ibe front, .several jetties W leet In length will be required from Ibll reclaimed landing iu order tbit deep set vci teli uny load tod unload tbeir t»r «oes. Rev. James Barr Will Lecture Hert On W*dncid»y tveullig * tllrriag lee lure on "Scottish <!ovta»al«w" will ht delivered In the Bt, Andrew's Vn* byterim church by the B*v. J*at* Birr, DO) of OUsgew, who it tt fttt- 'ent o* ** extended trip through Can- ids Mr. Btrr it the miniiler uf HI. Miry's Hulled Fret cbpreb of Olti g*w, which li Incited In t working nun's diitrict, wbere be bat proved himself t» be * tower of strength tu •II who tre seeking tbe wtlfirc of the romniuilly. He it rocognlied ti oot of the mod ibll ind popidai clergymen io Obuguw, tud especially evreli it * lecturer dn Bcottltb tub Jectt. Mr, Birs lakes * prominent put In public life mil (or Iht put nine yeare lm- bun * member of the Bchool Board of Olttgow, three timet beiug returned tt Iht head of Ibt poll, having t majority o* one occulon of 88,988 •vtr lb* second mm. Tbe officers of tbe V. M. C A. bive irrtuged Ibe fol lowing prognin for Mr. liirr'i visit In Vtncouver, tud it it confidently ex pooled Ihtt Urge tudiciirei will greet bim o* ftfb ocriiiun: On Sunday if lernoon, Sept. 1, Bev. Mr. Btrr will ud dree* » Sf*i|sl muting for young men io tht y.M.UA. building at « o'clock. On Tuttdty evening be will deliver l Itclure nt Ibe Scottish Coventottrt, Which wili bt illuitrtted witb Itntero *H4*«, tt * rally of Ibe Young People's BoeletiM of tkt eity is tbt First Btp list church This tlirriog lecture will bt rtptitid I* North Vinco»tier on Wedoetdty evening. Ot Thuridty svenlug tbit Scottish orttor will (ftla be kttrd I* St, Andrtw's cbureb, wben hi will breiare oa "Bobert Bar**" Stotlaai'i aatiaul bud wmj . ut ' ll'l S! SBTT City Council Before Municipal CemntWon 8UBPLUB FROM MONEY BY LAYS CANNOT BB UBBD MAYOB EXPLAINS PBBDICAMBNT AND ASKS FOB BNAJH.INO LEGISLATION SITUATION AS TO ANNEXATION OF D. L. 878 MISCELLANEOUS MATTBBS OF LOOAL IUPOBTANOE DU mm Ou Tuesday murniug Mayur McNeish aud Alderman Irwin and Mcllue attended tbe sitting of the Municipal Commie sion in Vancouver, in urder tu present certain matters of mumcut tu the city for tbe consideration of tlte roiuiuis sinners. ■ The first matter wliieii Mayur Mc Noisb submitted wts Inul uf thc dis posal of surplus muneys which remain after the specific wurk authorized uu der muney bylaws has been rumple! ed. The mayor explained that where tucb a surplus existed thc Munieipal Clauses Aet did uot give the muui cipalily auy puwer whatever to dis- puse of sueb funds, in explaining tbe actual situatiuu iu which the city lin,Is itself at present, in this regard, Mayor McNeish slated tbtt "lu .Timing uul the works of lueal improvement under the provisions of Iht Muui. ipul Act the city ot North Vancouver during the past twu years has iu most instances found it advisable to issue ami sell the debenture bonds authorized by the various lueal Improvement by laws prior lo culling for tenders ur awarding contracts, tbo debentures thua iisued being for tbo total mm of mouey as set forth in each bylaw accunliug tu thc esli- mate of tbe city eugineer. in this manner an unused surplus amounting tu sume 8;iri,iiuii haa accumulated, and the couucil tfter mikiug diligent on i|uiry, has been unable tu discover any iu,Tin,,l aulhurized by thc Municipal Act whereby lbe afuresaid surplus cau be refunded lu tbe prupcrly owners or made use of fur uther re ijuisite improvements iu the pirtiru bir assessment districl iu etch by law. Our cily cuuucil finds it very desir able ami iu many instances absolutely mpertlive tbit tbe debeulure issues ...nh,,ii., T l,y tbe iiiiinii- loctl lin plovctnent by Itws lie suld unl the m,no i thus reilized be available fur expenditure ou the wurks therein set forth before cutitrtels ire awarded ur the wurks carried out lu completion tbe leasuTIs ire obvious. We think il will .ilu be ;i,huni,-,I lint no engineer euuld csliiuitc correctly ibe sum of tbe lowest tender likely to be rectiv ed, perhips sume uioolhs after Ilis estimates were made. "Therefore, we beg to petiliuu you lu ii, nuiiii,ml an amcudtucnt or ad ditiunal clause tu be iusertcd iu Iho local improvement icctiou uf the ,Muuu ipul Ait empowering councils lu ispose iu in eijuitihle and practical manner of iuch surplus sums of money ai mty remtin if ter thc completion uf tuy lumi improvement work. "We would respectfully suggest t cliusc in effect lutborising cuuu cilt lo |Hss a supplementary local improvement bylaw providing for Ibe expenditure of sueh surplus ou woiki of loctl improvement deemed neces suy or beoilri*! io Ihe ptrlieulir istrssiucnt ditlrict which wu in eluded in the origlnil loctl Improve ment byliw iu eonneelieu wilb wbicb lbe surplus wu left over. We sub mit tbtt Ibis melbud wuuld prove mure satisfactory tbau aty olher." Dtsuosii nf milking -fund, Mayor McNeish informed the com Htissioners tbtt Nortb Vaueouver bad a population of fi.iiuil, a tutai assess ment of 113,1)00.0110, a tax rule of DP nji|ls net and a buudurl dubt uf about *«,l)OII,000, including locaf improve ments. "Wu experience uo di81culty| In collecting ttxes," bu iufonned Cbilr min Kcary. Questioned as tu the dispusul of tlte sinking fund, the mayur suid Ibat Ihis year it bad licuu decided to purchase tbe city's owu five year debentures for iti miles of macadam road. "Wbat is yuur view uf the cum- mission iuuu of governmentt" asked Commissioner Miclein. "We hive unly discussed thc uut ter iu i vague way," replied the mayor, "Uut speaking fur myself, I think the aldermanic system is best, at least fur small cities." "Are yuu iu favur uf the wunl sys- tenil" "Nu, I am not." "Du yuu experieuce much il ----- ul ty in gutting t guud type uf miu tu ruu for oiiiui?" "No, we get very sutisftetory citi- zeus ami I am ecrlaiu uur present euuueil iiiiiiiiiii:, llie ablest meu in the community." . "Whit are yuur news uu Ibe cuu Tiiiiiniii uf the puliee bulrd tud licence liuirdl" "I think the arrangements arc sulia factory. We arc nuwulays tuu prune to gu tu extremes ami il is well thai appuintineuls such as puliee commit' ■ioucri should remain absululely in the hands uf tbe government." The mayor laid stress ou thc ueed for a revision uf the Municipal Acl, which, he declared, wia vague, badly arranged uul coufuslug. "There is uot tu ilderiutu on Ihe how lbc legal rei|uirementi of t loctl improvement shuuld be earned out," ho laid, "Tbe ucl should be indexed and I hupe yuur huuorablo body will remember tbis point." Auncijtiuii of D. L. 878 Mayor McNeish Ibeu directed tbe :• 11•-utumi uf lhe it.iiiiiiivioii to ei- isling legislation relative lo Ibe iuiicx- •tiuu uf hew torritory by cily muuici pililiea ooiliiiii.' special reference tu I). I. corning whieh bulb pirtics have arrived al uu ugreemeut, bul tbe city finds ilself without the puwer to give effect fti ils part uf tbe under ■lun,Imi: The la, I- is explained by the mayor art aa followt: I). 1.. li'l, Nurth Vincuuver, has a fruulage ou the lulet but was under lbe direct cuiittol of Ihe provincial government. ' "li is owned by Mr J. I'. Fell, who bus liuill streets ami lanes. Ije winls lo come inlu lbe city uml the rily wtuti 178, Mr. Fell bis expended IIU, issi to |lii,U0fl uu Iiis slreei wurk tud he wunl' Ihe eily tu recompense Imu but uuder the existing pruvisiun lie must Uke his chime. We might piss iu luuexitiuii by law and then I subsequent byliw lo reimburse him might be turned duwu. We think we should be able tu put both measures befure lbe people tt llie nine time." Mtyor McNeish tlsq uked fur power lo lax eburebes ind soeietirs for lunl improvement. "Wc dou't object lo giving them ex eiupiiun from genertl tuition but wt think tbey should pty for local im provemontt," he uid. A question from Commissioner Hull u lu continuity of office brought from lbc mayor tbe opinion Ibat aldtrmtn Continued on ptgt I, col. I Another Teacher Required by City School Board PARTICIPATION ROYAL VISIT IN Our* again Ibit city's steady giuwlti wis mtuifeited it t ichool botrd meet lug, wbef ytelerdty tbe trustees, with Mr. S. ■oliiiwell in Ibe chair, devoted Ibe greater part of au afternoon ies sion to the toiution of the bittersweet 'overcrowding" problem. Hitherto Ibe board hu beeu «blc to conduct the fintucltl end of lit tpecltl deptrtment lo tuch t mtuner it to keep tbt yetr'i tipeaeei nicety within tht llra|t of tbt ettimilt ipproved by thl tity f*iben ti tbt beginning of tb* ytar. Nineteen hundrtd tnd twelve, bowtver, It tpptrently to be tbe wctpllon proving tb* rule thertof. YiiiinUy, privtiling condition* wtrt found 10 render II essential lo appoint 'till mother tctcber for tht North V'.oeouver centre tnd Ibe opiniun wtt upreuid by tbe ebtirmiu tud tteitly eudortcd by lbc botrd, Ihtt u the yetr showed signs of being plienomcnil Ibe city would surely show no unwilling- neit tn dig for once t lillle deeper inlo it* treuury. u Kvidenct wu produced by Mr. J. B. Bennett tod otbert to conclusively ihow thtt if lbe children ire to be properly Uugbl tbe stiff must be reinforced by one more teacher tt my rat*. The cl***** it one scboo,, for iuslsnce, wtr* shown lu b* »versgiug at sbout 31 tcbolus ptr clttt, the limit uf scholars per clui btlng 10 -» nther tM gtnerout limit, ircording lo ichol utlc dictum. Thit wt* rtcogolud by —^~ —*• Sixty-Strong Delegation . Met hmitt To-day AB8UBAN0B OF BXPBDITIOUS CONSIDEBATION TO BELIEVE TBYINQ OIROUMBTANOEB PROVISION MAY BB MADE FOB EXCEPTIONAL OASES The delegation which left thia city and Vaucouvor yeiterday tu wait upou tlte premier iu relation tu the govern incut's reversionary rights to certain lauds in the district uf Nurth Vaitcuu ver, was received at li.llll tbis furotiuou by Premier Mcllride. Other ineiubUrs uf the government prusuut were tlte Hun. W. J. Huwser, Hou. H. IT Youug Yuung, Hon. A. E. Mcl'hillips, iluu. I'rice Ijlliaon. The delegation uumber- cd uver sixty, the speakers being Keevu Muy, Aid. Foreiiiiin, Keeve Nelson, Cuuu. Hrldglhan, Coun, l.uulct, Messrs. J. Wylio liuniilds'iii, II. T. Tiuu, Juhn Y. McNaught aiul .1. (I, Farmer. After listening to these geullumen tlm premier staled that the government was • io .imu uf iiuiu," everything that wu po„•ii,l- tn relieve the present trying situation but due I'oiisiiloiatioo must bu given tu the Interests uf ihu province at large. Pruvisiun must bo in:i,l,' in exceptional eases, i ue rcpurl uf Ihe special commissioner iu this regard, W. A. Miiedniiiibl, hud unly been received three weeks ago. Tito Premier ussured the delegation tbut the guvernment wuuld expedite cunsiiiuru- tiuu ot the matter in view of the circunt .'.tun, i'-. uml would announce its decision regurding Nurlh Vancouver on or before He pi, -Ilib. 1 Hit It. ROAD REQUIRED TO ZINC MINES LIKELY TO BBOOMB ONE OF BIOHEST MINES IN PROVINCE LOOAL REPRESENTATIVES MAEE JOURNEY OF INSPECTION "I regard Ihis mine us very likely lu become uue uf the richest mines in British Columbia." This wis the opiniun expressed hy Mi Charles Victor Utriug in l,vm on the mines uuw owned by the I.ynu Val ley /.im Miues l.ld, • subsidiiry cum liuu of tbe Western Dominiou I.uml■, •ml Investment Cu., of Vtncouver. Tbis mine, wbicb wis originally kuuwu as tbe Kemptville Mine Ex leiiiuoii, ii situated uear tbe bead uf l.yuu Creek, uu tbe uorth tide goiug up the .c, un.l i null,- at isud slide about I Ton yards from tho creek; tbe miaa runuiug east mil west, ur very nearly su, uml abuut ilill feet tbove the creek ur about Hiuu feel abuve tide water. Ou Tuesday last i party principally representative uf Ibe lueal Hoard of Trade, wis piluted by Mr. Newton W. Emm. ii.. HE, the company's ougin eer, to the scene of operations. Tbe purpose of Ibe journey was lo have more fully demonstrated the pramia ing eh arm id of tbe mine so Ibat sume further nilloeiice might lie -brought to bear upon the district authorities ami the provincitl government in respect lu Ibe construction uf s run! from abuut lbe city's waterworks tu lbe miues Ap pi..mould) six miles uf rutd is ueed ed, fuur miles in the district unl Iwu miles without tbe boundiry, adequate iiaiispnrlation uf iniebiuery iud sup plies being under growing conditions un impoulbilily. Tbe expeditiou ou Tuesday euniprited Mr. Aleunder .Smith, preiident of the Homl iof Trade, Mr. J. O'C Wood, wbo it per sutitlly interested lu the pruject, Mr. I. J. MeLeud ind Mr. Feilhcritune biuglt, luu mining experts, Mr, P. kl. Huy, representing the company, and Messrs. ,1. Wyllie Uuiinldsun, Oeurgu Bbepbonl, (I. Vance, W, c. preen uml It, C. milium. • The l.yuu Vulley Uine Miues Limit led bive Iwu crown grunted claim*, locttod lin yeurs ugu by Bering Bros., and seveu ulher claims surrounding the crown granted ones. The whole urea comprises abuut lllll acres uml lies on lbc west furk uf l.ynn creek, uboul u inile and a half from the main creek, | Considerable work has been dune uml the uuii ruppiiigs indicate lurge bodies of ure niniiini: ill seams frum HI lu ill) feet iu width. A tlianiuod drill uud gasoline engine have been llil.cn up re rcully ami pul iu operation fur the pur pose of determining the ottout of the scams aud Ibeu relation to euch other, if any, on' the mountain, Two holes, one 2U5 feet uml the olher IHU, huve beeu driven Three tunnels have beeu driven, each ibuul HI feet in length, wilh u drift uf ubuut I- feet frum llie principal une. Humpies luken frum the luuuels iu uny pari shuw lbe exleti ■iven*** uf the deposits, and il is the opinion uf Kngineer Emmons und bis u .,• i.iii Ibul if transportation was afforded une nf the musl ,T .,,1,1, de pusits uf tiuc in the cuunlry wuuld be unearthed ll is evident, Ibercfure, thul export opiuiou, as voiced us long ugu as l&IW, »lill stands guud. Mr. Daring's report uf lhat year his been in the iiiuiu prac tidily substantiated. A copy uf Ibal repurl is available Ihruugli the courtesy uf Mr Wood, and contain the follow'' iiig paiagl.iph "ll is o Irue fissure vein ami when upeued, ' about do feel belween wall rocki, ill the mailer lul ween which is mineral in charmlcr Ibe trustees m»ilhoul tuy ipiildding, tud I mtuililo went forth lu the effect tint inuther Icirher be nlvtrllted fur t primtry teacher, wbu will be in stilled it thc i mi ia I schuul, tbe cou gesi inn tbere per rliu being couiider tbie. It bis llio been found nccejury to igtin utilise Ibe subsidiiry building on Ibe Central school grounds, recently ilisctrilcil uo lbe upeuiug uf Ihe Holg Wiy school A few minutei werp devoted lo dii cussiun of t piupostl to retuorl lu •orne slight extent the pupils tltending tbt city scjiooli, the ditcovery hiving been mule tbtl certtln children were ittendiug irhoolt not limited iu Ihe neighborhood of Ibeir buracs. The Iruitecs were uuiulmouily wishful tbtt u fir is possible fbildren living netr the Central scbool ibould not tllcml lbc Blilgwty school, md vice vert*, tnd pondered whit iction il wu id usable lu Ink. to convert Ibeir mi tniuioui wish into Itw. The buard incidentally listened lu a few words from Mr, A. B. Bletcy, wbo, tpetklng U I parent, pointed out tbe idverie effect it might hive upon the cduci Hon of bii ton if bt were suddenly removed Irnm ths rue of Mr. Bonnet, uuder whose guidinet be wu. duiug well md wboie methods, Mr. Bteacy idded ljumoruuilyi, ipputolly "ni|Cl witb ihc boy's ipprobitlon, if aaa might put it that way." Tht iruitcei recognised thit point is lo important on* tnd did oot consider it wise, In view of other argument* that Vlt* put forward, betb by members of tbe board tad Mr. Benoet, to slier prcwol er rmgtmsnts. Tbty iuued instructions, bowtvtr, that in the cut of atw sebol Oouttuusd ou psgt 7, col. i ■ is Ihe principals should ilfukc it tlieir duty lu sec Ilul Iluy were attending si hools siluiled in the same district aa then home One or Iwo applications hud been re reived by Ihe chairman ami Mr lieu ion from pui. ul* uf diitrict children, asking Ihil the slid kiddies should be • lluwed lu annul rily lebuoli. The bund, however, remembering lbc re rent rci|Uott of llie ^lilriel board, whn b naturally desiies, after erecting si liinils, tlnl Ibey ibtll be ttleudcil by Ibe children of Ibe ilistricl, derided Oouttnutd on ptgt i, col. 0 Don'l forget Tag Day Bepl. 7lb To Building Contractors Healed Tenders endorsed "Tender for Building," ami iddrcned "Nortb Bhore Prcts Limited,'' Nortb Viucouver, will be received by tht undersigned up to sl* o'clock ou tbe evening of Wednesday, Sep tember tlb, 1818, for Ibe erection of * building on lol Ifi, block ltl, I). L. IH, being tbe norlb well corner of First street md lingers tvenue, thi* city. Pltns md ipecificiliiiiis mty bo procured It tbe ollccs of lliu lad der md MicKty, architects, A bir dun Block, Loonlilr tvenue, on (td a/tor Mondiy, Auguil 20th. Tbt loweit or my tender not nee eturily tccepled. Nortb Star* Pr.ss limAti 0»o. II, Morden, Mtntgir- wnmaman-n i i ,1)1 - -' - ttyrt, i r\mivr\jpj \ i\r \sia 7 1 ' Bank of Montreal UU" ' I II ll E.t.bll.h.d 1117 Capital (paid up) . $15,413,000 Reierve .... $15,000,000 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Savings Bank Department INTEREST PAID AT CURRENT RATES North Vancouver Branch i F. A, MACRAE, Mt, Crown Bldg., lit Street Manager -.,'• ^^t^^^m^mmjtamm We Have Some Good Buys ————^—»—————— in D. L 273, 274,550. See us if you have a house to rent, or if you want to get a a house, ■ We have some lovely homes for sale. Listings wanted. NORTH VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE CO. HO Esplanade. Phone 227 R. C. BISS J. A. WOODS We have an opening for a smart boy from 16 to 18 years of age to learn the cabinetmaking trade. Apply personally at our factory. Dickinson & Son. Ltd. ESPLANADE EAST P. O. Box 1719. Phone 222 HAY, FLOUR AND FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY Timothy Hsy (utw) Clover Hty, (new) Alfalfa Hay Crushed Ottt, Ottt, i.ni'.i'i'il Mini PBICEB BIOHT B. k K. Clili'kcu Chop, B. & K Hi i at'Ti rood Bll Cracked Corn Lee's Egg Maker Lee'a Insect Powdir Swift'a Beef Script DELIVERIES PROMPT THE Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. OFFICE: 116 ESPLANADE, EAST PHONE 4 COAL! COAL!! — Id Stock, 350 Tons of Choice WELLINGTON LUMP COAL Hotiwlioldem thouU lay In the winter supply lufore tht ruth seaton. \ ,, i North Shore Coal & Supply Co. L. S. EATON, Manager. Kickham'* Wharf Esplanade We»l Phone 468 NORTH VANCOUVER OITY KKKKIM LIMITED TOta TAW* TAKING BFFBOT MABCH Itt, 1818. iMVI •tM AM. •t.*J) •7.00 •IM I.U *IM IM •«.«0 0M 0M i.19 10M 10M WM 11.00 II.*" 11.40 18.00 IIM VM. m Vtncouv.r 2.40 mu VM. / itn IM tm 1.19 tM tM 6.40 4.00 4.20 1.19 IM IM 7.40 (.00 8.80 8.W Iif 1040 10.10 1140 11.M ll.U IM * ietetw "tM at Mkf," Tin. Ubl. a*tU«. Cawyaay art lltbtt tw Idtyi, IM IM ft m AM L**v* Nortli Vtncouv.r '«.00 AM. •«,20 •«.40 •IM IM •7.40 (.00 •IM 1.40 0.00 tM 0.40 10.00 10.20 10.40 ' 11.00 11.20 11.44 12.00 12.20 tM. 2.20 2.19 IM iM K.I9 IM IM 4.40 '.."" (.20 {.40 «.oo P.M. 8.40 7,00 7.20 7.40 IM IM tM OM 10.09 UM UM UM IIM AM. tubjwt U ehaai* without ' " or otatrtrtt*. 12.40 1.00 ISO 1.40 8.00 ■» SS THE DUEL By D. W. HIGGINS (Oontlniied from tut Tueaday) "No'iseiisB," i.uiil I; "when you've been nn the Oo*8l * little lunger .vuu will "ni make such * fim shout people you chance to meet when travelling. What is ahe to you, anywayf" t'ricknier tuul Johns took tlte aame View, tml wu eitriietcl I'iiuii Hlwuii! n miluiiin proinitte tlm! Itu wuuhl i|ut u|icalt to Miaa Ilni'lini'l if he met her ntul Hint he wouhl not notice Liverpool uinliir aiiy circumstances, ,' Ae we coticluileil our cniivuraition thu Hap of the tent waa raised ami a broad, .gtiinl natiireil face appearoil ul the upou iu(f'w"'"•*« •• "Boya," the faco auiil, "I've lietiti here a iitonth, I knuw all uhotil every l""l'. 1 live nnt lent on the nnrlh, ami anything 1 can tio lo help you, aak tne. I waut to wuru you. I aaw a Im.i Hun I'iiiu.'i:,. ii man puna heru u inoincnl ago. He i, :,|,|„ mu,i in one of the Inula. Keep a close walch touighl." Little iiiil wc think at tlte time lhat the Inul man une Hloaue'■ steam linut antagonist. We ate ouf meal iu silence, uml then Walked tu (lovcruuieiil street to enjoy thc nights ami sounds that ure Insepar ahie from u mining boom. Aliuiit iiuiiii lluur n., ale our luncheon ul lhe Bayley Hold, where the I'rilchard House uuw atauila. The lonclicun cost each man a T,illai, ami for a glaas of water with which In wush down the fuml euch paid nn,, ii centa, Wuter was scarce uml just as dear as Hudson's ilay runt; uml us for hatha—wall, there wus the hur, l,"i A I'iiiii of fresh water at thai time wouhl have been us costiy us the champagne hath ut Winnipeg in IHiit!, which a mun tuuk tu commemorate n Iiig real estate ileal, ul In u bottle! We returned tu the tent uliuut live u'cluck in the i'i cuing ami set uliuul pieparing uur dinner uf bacon uml heiiis uml ii.,| ,--■ i. Presently Liver piiul ami Mi-, • lim,Uui.i appeared. The girl seeiucil ushuiuol uiul hurrying into their tenl did nut appear again. .lulni', uml I lui'l arranged tu meet Wright at seven u'clock ami alletni a minstrel show al lhe .Star ami Hurler Hotel, which sluod ou (ioveriimcnt alreel upon the site now occupied bf- the uhl Maaouic Temple. Ho we saun tcrcil duwu the ruu'l tu keep the ap puintmeut. What huppene,| ufter wc lefl the tout was luhl ua liy t'riekiuer um iii leurs uikI Milis, fur his wus a very nervous ami cmilliunul temperament. He suiil thul us lie un.l Hloiine sul about the camp lire smoking tlieir pipes utter we hud gone Liverpool cuinc uut uf his li'iit. Ilis face luiii the murks of Btv ere punishment, Hliiunc's eyes were ulso lilack, Liverpool, who was un-oiii pauied hy three ur four evil luukiug men, his voice quivering wilh pussiun, said In Hloaue: I demand sulisfucliuu fur the injury yuu have doue me.'' , ton,, rose sluwly tu iiis feel uud, keeping his eyes full on the other's face, replied, "I have done yuu uu in jury," Vuu have," said Liverpool, pussiun ttely, " Vuu insulted my wife by offer iug her mouey, ami yuu I,cul me like a lug wheu I refused lu Id her tuke il." "I ilid uut knuw she wus yuur wife," .ui.l Hloaue. ".She wasn't then, l,ut she is uuw. I married her this luurnipg,'' relumed Liverpool. " What du you want me lo dul" ask cl ,'•!,,nn.- '' 1 waul yuu tu tight me now here this minute, del yuur pistol." "J have done yuu nu wrung, ami J wun 'I light yuu; U'sidcs J huve nu loll," suul Hloaue. P "Theu I'll I,imi'l yuu us a liti ami a , ,,-.'.ni,l, tud will kill yuu, luu," "Take rare, Liverpool, said Hloaue. " Don't go too far," "lio loo ftrl Why man, if anything I mu do ur say will jnukc yuu light I'll sty and du it. Take lhal," ami Ihc ruffian spat full in lhe other's fact, "(live we a revolver!" exclaimed Hlnuiie, enraged beyond control, "I'll liglil you; but il muat lie Wilh tbt .on ■ I. i-tun,hug Ihlt iiiln we hate fought I shall he trouliled no more." ",,--," aaid Liverpool, hia every word '-' uuii;' lo carry a hiss, "after you have fought me you will be truuhl ed uo more." The awful lignitlcafice of Ihia re mark waa realized later on. I'riikiiur laid he clung to Hloaue and implored bim uot lo light. Hut the ringlishini'ii's I,Imui waa up, and he struggled like a wounded tiger. Twu of Liverpool's companion* iliaggcl ' 'ri< kmcr, who wat little tud fruil, aside and threatened tu shoot bim if he interfered furtber. A crowd of miners had luun nl traded to tbe tpot by the loud talking, and one of Ihem unbuckled bia waist sirup and handed Hloane a six shooter, ll'l * food oue tnd never misses," th. miner Mid. ".llu you want a aecond;" "ye«; will "ty act;" atked Sloan*. chose ouu of tits uvilluoklng men aa Ilia sut'uihl, gini (im priiiiiipuls and seconds, fulluweil by u gang of several hundred tempera, repaired i|uickly |o ail ()|luii aptico where Hue Streu| now runs, anil beneath tho vofy .shallow of tlte Knglisli lliiloiiiul Church ten pucaa were atepped tilt' uml tlio men took their phirus. Liverpool, winning thu choice of position, i-l I with liis buck to tlte auil, a inunifuat advantage, Au for Hlotinu, tlte glory of tlio departing sun shiinu lull ou hia faee. Tlte muaic of birds wus in his eurs. Hwout wild lluwors Idiinnii'd about him. llu took all this in with n sweeping glance, und fur a mui it turned uud gur.ed ut lite nlT I'hutcit. £ll|jmj!« u visijm o| Jhjs. ilul.Ilinnd djiya, when u lnnd'mother ilirceled his footsteps lu thu Huuse uf Prayer, swept across hia mimi. The next itiatuitt hu fuccd hia inlveraury, iltiniltless und coul. Submarine Telephone Cable Across the Inlet QQM1.AKY 8XPBDI1WO MATTBBB TO THB UWIPBI "lloiilloiuon, are yuu ready I" usked uno of lhe secutuls. "Heady," hot h responded. "Then-llret" There wure two reports, hut uuly une bullet found its billet, With u loud iv of agony Hluutio fell furward. He hud heen shut Ihruugli Ihu heart. The suu sank behind the Metchosin Mountain*, and Ihu chill eveuiug breeae swepl acroaa Church Ilill uml sighed u ri-qui.iii thruugh the liruuchcs uf lhe lull pines. The midsummer iiiiiiiu ruse in all ils spieudiir over llu tops of the trees, uud its soft rays tell upon anmcthiiig lying there slill and cold—Something Ihut u shurl while before wus uu animated .human hcing, full of hope uml promise nnd chivalry; now, alas! deud lu ull things earthly. The scene wus deserted by every Iiv iug thing, and the dew uf heaven, like angels' tears, hud fallen uu the stricken youlh's form uml bathed his face uml huir ere Iho puliee appeared uml bore Ihe hody to town. As Johns, Wright und I euinc out of thu shuw place, two nuurs luler, we saw a slreuin uf excited men uml wunien pussing ulung. "A mau hus beeu shol dead/' said uue uf lhe pussers liy. We 'followed Ihu crowd lo the corner, Vii'l with some difficulty elbowed oor hiu into a descried liiiililing. Our feelings may well lui imagined when wc saw our lute slimmer iieipiuinlume uml Icnl inuii', whom we hud lefl u short lime hefore lying deud nn the lluur. An inipiest nus jhohl and u lenliil of wilful murder wus return cl. llm the surviving principal, the seconds uud Miss Brad ford were gone, ami uo mun could he fuuml whu wuuld acknowledge Hint he suw lite duel. All whu hud nol run off were struck sud di'iiiy liliiul, >lcuf uml diiinli. When we came lu prepare the poor youlh Inr the gruve, the man whu hud given us ttie warning us lo the pres uin i ul ;, |,ud ihiiruiler helped. We lind asked u Presbyterian miuister tu reud the service, hut wc fuuml a guid medallion ul the Huly Virgin and lhe iiulil suspended by ., ehuin uliuul the neck of the corpse, snjlrc Hishup of the Catholic mission reud the funeral sen iee ut Ins church over thu re muins. Nulliing hiu, fuuml ,,. the deud muu's travelling hug to imii cule who be nus. Wc only knew thul he T,,i u linm- yuung Kiiglishmun who had lurii 'lum ti, deulh hy a blood I hi rat y rulliuu Ihruiigh u mlitak en idea uf whut constitutes Honor, Ami Juhn Liverpool und Miss ilrud ford, did you ever hear of Ihem ugunil vuu usk. Yes; Julin Liverpool wus iu reality "Liverpool .luck," a noted California outlaw, who inline ilieloly ou Ins return lu bun l-Tun ns.'u murdered the male uf a Hril ish ship uml wus cue uted with neat uess ami despatch by the authorities there, t'rickincr, whose lerrible ex, perieuce while,here prompted him to lake the in'XI I i i,,i huini', wrote mc Mime yuurs luler that lie often saw llie girl Willi the wealth of huir uml glorious eves Hitting along the pave incuts ul night like uu evil spirit. And so ends, the atory of Hrilish Columbia'i lirsl uud onhjOocl. TIIH KNI) Tlie I'Uiiiniiiiue cable to be laid wider Burrard ln|et, between the cities of Vaneouver ami North Vancouver, Ib expeclnd to reach Vancouver ill about thirty duys. This cable has heeu mtiiiufiictiirud iu Hiigland by the Brit ialt insulated and Ilolaby Cable Com- imu' ami ia being shipped aerosa the Atiuutic to Montreal, whence it will be carried overland by rail. Thia ur rangemeitt for ahlpmeut waa mude in preference to\ forwarding by tbe Te htiutttupec route, because uf the sav iug of time nin, h could be effected. Ily way of the Isthmus of Tehauulo; pec, the furwardlug wuuhl havu taken uliuut three woeka longer than via Montreal, and i wi}a ijeajred that the ftthlt huiilii be luu,I,-,I in Vim,-,uu., ut tlte , ii'i11. t puasible dato in order that the link between the two cities might be completed without further delay. .Arrungcinuuts are now hciug made for tlte laying uf tlte cu|ile. On the Vau couver aide il will lie landed aome where In the vicinity of Bhed No. a nn Hie Canadian Pacifo Bailway wharf. At North Vancuuver the lauding- will be at the foot of Louadulu avenue. The cable will carry 87 circuit!. A* eoon aa it roachea Vancouver It Will be laid. While advance preparation* fpr. ibe work will take abont three weeks the •dual laying of it will be carried out within tba i'|iii''i' uf about ouo hour. M qulok daah will be made from ahore To abort at alack tide. . Although Vaueouver barbdr rocoivna more shipping tonnage tbat the port of Muiilreal no danger of fouliug of thu ship's *nch0U ia apprehended. fhe route of the cable will be published ou tho ehui'ii. of the harbor iu order that all marineriLj!ii)eriug the port maybe aware of ita location and tboy naturally will not auchur in ita vicinity, llurranl Inlet ia completely Inn,hi" l.ud and tlte datiger of vessels dragging anchor iu a gale and fouling the cable ia infinitesimal. llll Mill, llll l: u in lis I'llli'lKi . THIN AW NOTIOIS Is liereliy given, pursunnl lo Hie provision, uf I'liuplcr 116 of Ihe llevlmd Slulolea ul (,'urii/lu ihut llm Nurlh Vulieuuvei' i..,i,,i und Iiiiuiuvj- ii" nt Company, Limited it.-miu, „„ Incuriioiuicd UOmpaJlV huvlnir In heud ulliee- ut ttie t'lty ot Vancouver, lu Iho I'lovlncii uf Uiin h Columbia, hat llled witli tlie .in, i 1.1 ur Public Worki tor the liumliiluii ut I'unuda a plun of certulll hiillihimin ulld whurvcu liiupus- id lu he constructed 0v tiie i ■ ,,,,,,-, uiid a ,i, , in-1um ..I ii„ (||e tot Ihc ui"i imui,,-., i i... which altc la liui-nllu] tu the l.niTuiind.,. Norlli Vuncuuvei clly, llrlHah ''"liunhin, between Muhun und t'lu-stcrflcld AvotUea did parallel lu the Kspliiiiudc, Norlh Vuncouver, th mi..n it,inuii",i, belween ItuV- ei-.i uud Lunadulc Avcliuea, holli altea '"lm; on the North Hhore ot Burrard inlel. uiid (hul the auid Company hut ulau llled a copy of the Huld plan and ilea, rl|ill„i> wiih Ihc Kcglllrur of Meeds ni Vuncuuvor. British Columhli, and thul the auld '-uiniiuny will aj,,,ly to Ihc (loverniir-dencrul In Council for approval of Hie luld plun and the ran slrueiliiii of the suld bulkhead! and whtrvel i , LATKM Hill 88nd day of July, A.D., 1818. al Olttwa, Ont. PPIN<)I-K k OUTHRIB, Hwllellor* tor th. Hi* Ooniptny, BOT SCOUTS Mr. J. II. Kngliah wiahea ull the Boy Hi-mils of the North Hhore ami Lytu Vulley to bo iu attendance at his itore on Monday uext at t p.m. and also any boy wisfiiug to join the .'Tunis I'arenta please lake nolice. FOR BEST VALUE IN TBAB Our iipeeiiil bleed, ,'lfi cents per lb., 1 lbs. fur $1.1)0. Extra value at III cents, In cents ami iiu cents per lb. OOFFBBS Freshly masted ami gruuud us required, 35c, lllc, 16c and 50c per pound. SUQAB B, tl, Sugar ill IH puund sacks, $1.16 each. BUTTBB Kustcrn Township, 36c per pound, licll. Hrand Fittest New Zealand 40c per pooml, l.'uokiug Butler JOc per pound. EGOS Fresh selected i!5c per dozen, l iloiieu fur ♦l.ttu. Lucul eggs 15c per duien. BAOON s ii "1 Special ami Hwifl's Premium, sliced, II5c pel Hi. Our In in," machine is une uf tbe best uml nits lu uny desired thick nasi, LABD One puund puekels, tlh', 'i Hi. pails, 55 cents, 5 Hi. pails till unl,, 10 Ib. pails (l.tt) each. FLOUB Hood bread Flour, *l,76 and $1.60 per it Hi. sad.. ,i Hoses,.liuyal Stun.lunl, lloyal Household uml Kuhiu lluud ll.tt per III lb. sack. Milipim $1.76 uml I'aeilic Hem $1.60 per III lb. i'aslry in Hi lb. sucks .'15 and 10 cculs each. Urabani Floor 40 ceuts, Whole Wheat Flour (whole meal) Ut per 10 Ih. Olympic Pancake Flour 116 i ini. per packet, QBOOBBIEH Of every kind at prices aa low as possible consistent with good quality. All orders promptly and carefully attended to. DesBrisay Flume 297. QBOOBBIES AND UABDWABE OOBNBB LON8DALB AND FOURTH Order Your Fall Suit Now NEW SAMPLES AND FASHION PLATBS ABE NOW HBBB. .. OUB FALL STOCK OF OLOTW^ "tfAT XSjllVBD. IT O0MPBI8E8 ALL THE NBW STYLES AND CM, OHINUH SEE OUB SPECIAL UNE OF BLUE SEKOE AT $20.00. BENNETT BROS. 110 Second St., East. The Nortk Vtncouver home of "Campbell Clothing" House Painting, Kalsomining and Paperhanging FOB FIHST CLASS WOEK SBE ANDREW WALKER SUC0E880E TO THB GEO. W. HARDING CO. 128 BBOOND STBBBT, Nur LONSDAW *. 9 Vlt Utl. nama itjf nt Kxrwma nqkth Vancouver, b. c. Friday, august 3q, 1912 Birks' Diamonds mmmm V / / f I f There »re two prima Masons why as Diamond Morchatitu we bava been sitcceasriil. Tliey tre: Flnt—Bvery stone we submit to the consideration of the purchaser 1* perfect to evory rasped. Second—Boing tho largest Importer* of dia- moiidi in Oanada and cash buyers, we art able to sill at lowest iuIBI.llile |iiu i . It 1* known thi'oiiglioiit the whole Dominion—and we ar* to iiiiiio with every port)ou uf tbp country through tbu iuu ilium of nur Hvo groat stores—tbat we resort to no subterfuge In order to mako diamond sules. Bvery stouo la sold at itu Itonont valuo, and carries with It our gitnruutee of perfection, a gllaianlee wllll.ll plir unsullied eiiluninii.il reputation makes too valuable for doubi Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. .TEWBLBRS, SILVERSMITHS, WATCHMAKERS, George |''„ Trorey, Managing Director Hastings ami Granville Slreets - - Vancouver, B. C. If/ Money to Loan On Improved Property at Eight Per Cent. No good aecurity turned down- ALEX. SMITH & COY. NORTH VANCOUVER Phone 24. P.O. Box 1820 i Photography for AroAteurs By Reflex Job Printing at the Express , UtfPSOAPB Notbiiii! is moro p|e**jng or own restful to tbe eye tliaii a good photo graph of a landscape of some f*n»!'w mono, perhaps dear io memory nn account of its recollections. To tbe eu- iliiiidiiiit wltb a earners a new world It o|iunoi| put ami Ito is able to record fiiiuillnr scenes by IiiMiih nt bin bobby which iii tbo years to como will afford euilless pleasure. Mnnv ,'iiii»Ii'iiiti take out their cam- urns on oacli and every occasion with uu til her idea but that of snap-shutting anything that may eome their way. Hi. i iio tint iinni, for * moment of making u picture but arc satisfied if tbey gut all nu their negative Ihey saw. It um i be borne itt miiul, huwever, lhal ufteu whut loob very |ilcaniug lu tbu eyu may bu anything but u picliiro when photographed. There Imui,I Iiu a dolliiite aim in photography un in most iluu," and if une sets uut with a determination to sneeood success will us li matter of onurso follow. Ibi not bu 11:111 jit i'.i inlu taking the view thul everybody lakes uiiii which muy be purchased in any store as u picture post curd. There is un pleasure in slaush imi luiiun Strike out a Hue of £piir own und follow it. I,el your work be original uml every one bus different ideus on most tilings. tlct tlte stump of Individuality uu vour photographic work ami you will be surprised in time how eusily your friends will be able lu tell your wurk uguinst any uther, Nearly ull the well known uuiuteur photographers in tiuglund cau be ".spoiled" iu un exhibition simply by Iheir style uf wurk. Nu need to luuk iu the lutulogite for names. They ure "writ lurge" ou tlieir pictures, .'ust as one is able lu say ul uuce,of bond- writing. It is ao and so's, the sume .thing ean lie dune iu photography. Nu, two iiteii work alike. Follow Ihc line I of thought out uml possibilities will be seen. I Everybody takes landscapes, few I make pictures. Simplicity should be j the key nute. Do oot try tu crowd iluu in uiii ou yuur negative. It is uot in uiii use wilh an ordinary camera imu," to gel a good photograph uf I North Vancuuver with its background of mountains. It is tuo immense. Kur better is il lu Iry a simple subject with V f North Vancouver City EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD, MODERN SIX ROOM BUNGALOW ON EIGHTH ST. IN BOULEVARD BLOCK. PRICE $4750 ' SIZE OF LOT 50x157 FEET I'OR 1 URTIIER PARTICULARS, APPLY TO The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company fjl)njf*j/i liability Norll) Vanrouver Agent* for LONDON AND BRITISH NORTH AMERICA Cp. Limited 543 PANDER STREET- VANCOUVER,- Phone Seymour 6286 ' not, much |n it, Coiiipoiiit ion is ui oi' tiling in picture making aud many give no study to this very importuiit part tf the work. The picture should be nicely iiiihini'cii with nn obj»istipn»W* fnt>- turcs obtruding. There should uot be top iiiniiy points of intereat ivIiht. only conflict ono witb the other ami disintegrate tlte whole. Let there be ope central point on wljlelt everything shoulil play and to wliieii everything should bu subordinate. A study of well known landscapes by famous artists is a wonderful hulp iu this direction. Pictures by II. W. Leader, Alfrud East, I Is cid Murray, Vicat Colo or any of thu ubl, inu i.-i • ure eusily studied by means of the reproductions seen in the urt dealers wimluws, A thorough knowledge of I Ii.m will ullilUHt Ulicou- sciuusly Influence the tukitig of a pho- liigruph uml help in its cuiiipositlou ill u wuy in,lliin;- else will. Cure shuuld be exereisud iii thu in Irudui'ljuii of llgures, which should hur nionn.,- with the surroundings, A smartly dressed ligure in the latest fashion is entirely uut uf place iu a fiiriu yard scene; uml unly serves to gratify lhe person who is taken. If ligttres lire lo be Introduced they should be vory carefully chosen with an eye lu their suitability und harmony. Ceuerully speukiug, they are better left out of u subject wbicb is purely landscape, Suitable lighting should be looked I'or uud if liuuds aru introduced cure shuuhl he lakcu lhal the lighting is iu the sume direction as tliu rest of thc landscape, This, uf course, only upplies tu cluuds which arc printed in, and which do nnt form part ol lhe original,landscape. It is usuully ,1 iHi, illt to gel lhe clouds on the sume negative owing to tbe fact lliut more expusure is necessary for the landscape whieh results iu the clouds being over exposed and,priuting while. The introduction uf liuuds is very necessury to must landscapes, as it iliies away with Ihul bald headed appearance su commonly sccu, Space forbids dclails uf Ihis upcr*- tion which must be lefl tu a later article. Exposure will vary accunliug Id sub ject and lime uf day. Under trees for instance will require mure expusure than an opeu lumlscupe ami must be judged accordingly. Seascapes uud pictures luken ul the sea side require u shorter exposure thuu inland pictures ou account of the greater actinic light. iu tukiug u picture ul' a ruad ur an avenue of trees do not get Ihc subject riglit in the middle of the plate. The cotnposJture is much better if tdkeu ii lillle on one side. Uul rid of upright slrnight lines us fur us pussiblc and do uul expose until quite suro thc best ),ui,i of view hus been secured Muuy u good picture is spoiled by a wruug view point. A little lu the rigbl or left will i,ri.-i, muke ull the difference belween guod and bud euinposit'uii. A great dcul iuu ulso be accomplish cd by (riming duwu the print, It Is not absolutely neci'ssury Alttll those is ou a negative should be printed I'su the trimming knife judiciously uud inuny u pleusilig composition cuu lie obtained out of what on the wholt may be considered very disappointing. A fuiuous painter was once usked ivhal he ii i liis colurs wilh, by it very inquisitive person, itruius, sir, I wus the reply. Su it is with the puolu graphcr. A lillle thought in tukitig n photograph will repay lhe time spent. "I'lie difference belween the painter and llie pliulogrupher being lhat lhe former can leuve out uu objectionable i ■ibi I a pliulogrupher musl luke whu! is befure him; except thut he mny by mm iug it little us explained ubove secure his .picture, which siian be u i lung of beauty uud u joy forever, I'm niui' ami perseverance will ac cuniplish much. I.U II nul be suppuscd thul pbolo ; iu| In is only a pastime fur lite sum liter mouths. Many excellent pictures are done iu winter when Ihc snow lies thick ami lhe boor frosl is on the trees and grass. , ii Auguit, mt Dear 8lr,- Wlnii are the apecki wbicb are sometimes to be Beeu on negatives! Please answer in your columns and oblige. , Yours truly, L. K. Y, I, lu i 'lliin' may be severtl rea- suiih fur specks oo your negatives. Dust ii ufteu tbe cause and m*y arise through beiug present iu Ihe earner* it tilt, or from your dark room. A good plan lo adopt is, if plates are being used, lo knock Ibrui on the edge before placing them io Ihe developer, if Dims, run tbe roll through * dish of water rapidly previous to developing, llu nol use a brush, as often it will leave more dust oo than it brushes off. Anotber cauie may be (ir bubbles. They tre cauicd by not rocking ths dish for plates, or by net using enough ctr. to tin m oi'm- m. mt The Canadian Bank ol Commerce Capital $15,000,000 Rest $12,500,0(10 —' . ,~J~. ..: -J 'jr. ! North Vtncouver Branch Now Located at the Corner of LONSDALE AVE. nnd tbe ESPLANADE A General /dinting Business Transacted. Interest on ' Savings Bans) Deposits on'Onc Dollur and Upwards. J. A. FOE8TEB Manager. Silverware We are showing an excellent line of Sterling Silver and Flatod Ware, nothing but tbe highest grade of Oood*. Our low expenses enable us to mark our prices much bolow those who pay high rents. A comparison will provo thin to you. Seo uur wliidows. SOMERTON JEWELEE AND OPTICIAN Tbe Store of Quality and l.uw Prices. 106 SEGONI) STBEET. the developer lluws evenly uver in ei titer case, ami examine yuur cumcru also for dust, which, if fuuml, use a small damp rag tu get rid of. Next please. Lynn Valley Notes Mr. ami Mrs. V. J. Kuach, lluskins Hoad, speut Monday and Tuesday at Hluine. Mr. end Mrs. liud and family have, moved to their new; residence un ilen dersou aveuue. Muuy residente uf the Vulley left yesterday for Victoria with the depute . tiun lo interview Premier McBride re, Ihc i|ii.Trier reversionary rights. The leam chosen lu play against Mis slun I'ily al Mission on Labor liny leave by the t u.m. train from Vuncou ver and leave Missiuu at t.in p.m Tickets ♦lmh return can be purchased at thc depot Ihut morning The Mission City team are request ed lu be uu hand at I'm p.m. ou Sat unlay, Sept. Isl, in Ihc Norlh Vancuu ver nu luiiiiui! uno,n,i lor practice ugainst a North Vaueouver team He serves are ulsu requested to be present I'lam, have been completed fur t modern residence uu lieudersuu avenue for Mr. II. licwill of North Vancuu ver. The property is being graded uml cuiislruction wurk will commence iu o few days. A dunce will be the order of Monday evening neil in the Institute Hall from t lo 12 u'clock. Chance's unties Ira will be iu attendance. ' "In tree, gentlemeu, a uuuiiiial charge uf 16 cents in unl uf lhe Inslilule Hull The l.yuu Valley Athletic Club will hold u free and easy smoker in Ihc Inslilule llall uu Wednesday, Septcin ber oth at tl p.m. The principal items uf interest will be the discussiuii .uf lhe football oulluuk un the Nurlh Bhore, All Interested arc heartily invited. Nu charge fur admission, aud sinuking me Icriuls will be supplied All aie wel come. I'olne aud have a good time. WEDDINO UVUM , The beautiful bumc of Mrs. Malcolm McMillan uf ISth itreet eait was a scene uf gaiely and gladness un Wed nesday eveuiug, the uccaiiou being Ihe marriage of her couiiu, Miss Jjiuri M. Forbes, lo Mr licorgc U, Keuuedy uf tbis city. The ceremony was perform ed by Kcv. 3. I). Villain under t cau- upy uf flowers in the presence of • large number uf relatives and friends. The bride, who wai given twty by ber briiiiicr. wu bindioinely gowned iu a dress of white crepe de cbene with shadow lace tnd petrl triuimii f. The duties of bridesmaid were performed by Miss Herd Berk, »rr»yed in * costume uf old rose silk, while the bride groom wu supported by bia brother, Mr. Norman Kennedy. After tbe ly ing of thc knot, a dtinty tupper wis served, presided over by Ibe boiteii, who cul the Ices tnd by Mrs 3. A. McMilliu tnd Miss Inuei who poured tin tea and coffee. The. h*odtome prei- ents were worthy of the iduintion they received, while the flowers wtrt t fetturc long lo be remembered. The happy couple deputed for the Hound cities tmldtt * (horns of toad withes ...... mm. .... m ...... v. JVV- rrimn Another Teacher Required by City School Board Continued from page 1 thst tlte application! be refused un.l the youngsters cuiicerueil excluded from the schuuls uf lhe city. Mr. A. (1. IVrry then voiced the opinion that the Central school grounds were being used loo rcfltlcslyl, lhe source of the trouble being the pro vision of too muny eiitrunees. Instinct tracks were noticeable from each uf thc several gales uml Mr. I'etry did nut consider Ihut this in any way eu honied lhe beauty uf lhe grounds, lie though! that it was amply sufficient if the ilu,hu- were afforded entrance by Iwu gules unly, the main entrance ou Fourth slreet und oue on Third slreet. lie proposed Ilml the olher two entrances should be cluscd up uud wired. Mr, Mi.I.;, for the information of the bourd retailed an nnosiuu in lhe past when action lo Ihis elicit lunl been luken. llu Ihul occasion toe 'Till droll bud surmounted the incouwiiiencc by leaping the fence. "Then," suid Mr. I'erry, "we must luke recourse to barbed wire." A resolution wus then passed iu tccord with Mr. Perry's lirsl luggestiun, Ihe question of barbed wire being deferred for a lime, ul any riite. Mentiuti of the lloyal visit reminded the bourd of the purl to be played by lhe children in this notable event. Mr. I'erry apprised lhe board of the valiant effort he hud made lo convince the civic authorities thut the pluee fur.the ceremonies of reception wus lhe llnlg way school. The committee, however, had thought otherwise, und lind chosen Victoria i'urk for lhe royal rondo/.! ous Mr. i'erry had then obtained assurance frum Ihe committee lhal a portiuu of the park on Ihul duy wuuld be fenced oil for the use of the rising general inn to that Ihey might be certain of u guud view ot Ihe proceedings, Thc board then decided thul the children shuuld render three suug> in honor of the event- the songs to be necessarily "Uml 8*ve lhe King,'' "The Maple Uat," and "Canada." A rccumiiicmluliiiii was made that Ihc teachers should be Initrucled to coach Iheir respective classes in these tbree pieces, and considerable ilress was laid upuu the necessity of having the sung •ters rehearse en masse befure the greul day. Mr. Perry reported Ihul he bad been in coiifthulaliuu with the muyor, whu was willing lo suppurl the hoard in an cndcuvoi to have Ihe tlovcrnor Ueneral present the medal won by Bcttricc 11. N. Harris fur geuerul pro lioioiicy in Ihc entrance examination Mist Harris, it was also decided, in view of ber success, should be Ine young ltdy chosen io prescnl a bouquet to the Duchess, ur -in the event of Her lloyal Highness nol being prescnl -lo I'rincest 1'alriciii Tbr board in conclusion Instructed Mr. Ctinpliell, lhe secretary, lo notify tbe ichool boerdi of Wesl Vancouver aud Ibe dislriot uf Nurlh Vancouver of these arrangements Saturday, Sept. 7lb is l*g dty" (Id of the employment of • a -.. Of li* Victoria Order of Nurr' ' i J |-Hfc ^rwwa wiiviti VA™ffl^y„M*iAfaJMSlffLftffi^3*3U THK EXPRESS HOBTH VAHOOUVBB. •' f •• • ■ Kl BBITIBH QOMIWWA Publiaheil Tw*d*y* and Frldly* by North Shore press, Umlte 4, QUO. H. WOBKEN, EDITOR AND -MANAGES. ' Bait* of Subscription i-One year, 8)1,00. Bi* months, Wt. Three mouth*, 86e. United State* and Foreign, IIM per year. AdfertUliig Beta* WIB B» Quoted on Apportion. Th* Eipreaa it devoted to the interttt) of tba North Shore pf Burrard lulet eiuluaively. It constitutes an advertising medium of exceptional value for reaching in a thorough and effective manner the population of Nortb Vaueouver Oity and District. Bvery effort i* madt to give advertisers the moat satisfactory •erylco, channel in contract advertisements ahould be in the printers' hands not Monday and A p. m. Wednesday to ensure insertion in the langea lu later than 10 a. m fulluwlug Issue.— North V»ncou»*r, B. 0.. August an, una ADVBBTI6INO THB NOBTH BHOBB - Under the old methods which exist ed a generation ugo lite term "pub linii" waa lillle used, (ito - common lumi liuing "advertising." Under modem conditions, however, ao many now nu iinni.- have been intruilucoil sn many Itovu) departures havu been uduplcd Ihul Ihe uiiuii uf a liriiuder term Ihun "advertising" has been fell and lite term "publicity" bus come inlo uiiivur nul uso. The ohl term is now commuti ly used as applying lu printed announcements in newspapers and kiu dreil expedients while Ihc new term is applied lo ull those countless plans whicii have been evolved in which a personal agency is used, willi ur with out the assistance of printed mailer. In one form or unother publicity is ono of the greutesl forces iu lhe mod- cm siieiul order, ll speaks u thuusund tongues uml hus a million voice*. It is Ihe anibussailiir nf civilisation, the handmaiden nf science, Ihe fester father of invention, the promoter of every In teres! thul wishes to survive it. It bus peopled Uie continents. It has built great factories ami peopled them with innumerable iliuusauds of indus- triul workers. It has developed enisling markets ami created new unes. II hus built modern commerce and I rude uml inunul'ui luring ini.-i, -i ■ Whul populated the greul Western Htales of America nmi made Iho growth of thut country otic of the wonders of the world's history with reaped to the rapid movement of greut musses of pnpululiouf Publicity, People heard nl the opportunities of the uew lumi und came tu share therein. Wiiut is populating Ihc farms nf Western iTiuniln today with a rapidity hither tn unparalleled iu Ihe history of this iu,ii,,i' Publicity. Whul is bringing u greut influx nf imputation intu Hril ish Columbia to assist iu thc deud npinetil of the Intent nalurul resources of this muguifieeut proviltcef Publicity. Whul is bringing hundreds of millions uf dullurs of Hrilish uud uther Hillside capital into I'unu.lii In provide Hie sinews uf war fur milnuml prugress ulung industrial and l,u„liid lineal I'ul,In Hi Whut ia causing uur cities in gruw in population and in prosper il, nl ii pu" that nukes ull creation gaze in wonder! Publicity, Whut bus made il possible to boibl up im incuse manufacturing industries, splcu did wholesale or retail business cuter prises within u few years, when il fur inerlv required lung general 'ins In accomplish u fraction uf such results! I'ul,licit). Whut is it thul enables our iiniuii ipuliiii> iu attract the attention uf lie- great -inuncy markets of the wnrld ami to procure Ihruugli debenlure luuus, i ulussal sums of money with wlneh to curry furwurd their public ui.rksl Publicity. The man must lie bold mil I whu wuuld .undertake tu limit the puwer or lu l-.llHlIC the s. up,' ur tu belittle the usefulness uf thai tremendous furcc w Iiiih has lume inlu being by u pru 'i.s uf -I,,,', gruMlh bul which cuiers li du) the entire Held uf those methods l-i which Ine mental processes of men in the individual uml in Ihc muss arc s.'tip"il, Iheir conclusions controlled uml their art inns guided, namely, Pub li.ily. , If an) man, ur uny lirm or any city, nr any country, has umilling of anV nature that ts worth while, the useful inss of lhat possession is p/ui'lically oil until thc services uf publicity tre called in tn let others know uf ils liter ils uml ouce publicity is retorted lo Ihi results Iteming will be iu slrlcl ptoportion to the exlcnl lo whiili pub lieity is used and lhe wisdom of the methods employed. As for wtnt ia commonly knuwn us "Civic Publicity," it constitutes a force if) the growth of cities and com iiiiinilies which is today very widely uaed It represents au Iiitclligcut effort lo consolidate and to systematize Ilium' influences whieh make fur Ihc promo tion of civic growth and prosperity and to guide and routrol the operatiun of louse influences instead of leaving the whole matter lo proceed al hap hazard at wtt formerly tbe else, The city or the community Which sltmls idly aside today and wait* for v»lu able benefits to seek it out tnd to con let themselves upon it, it limply ptu cd by in favor ot those more vigorous iimiitics whlcb enter the listt witb ca tnd in a tturdy aud per * ittrH'""'' t'v' I'"1'1'' '•> '" •"'"'' tttltl. Of,** they posses*. Factories, lid ii iniiuii, are secured by those places which am cunstanlly dinning thoir merits in thu ours nf the world iu general ami uf Ihuso circles in which such, cou corns am cunlrulluil in particular There are few commuuitiea indeed Which havo better resources ur greater udvunlugea to declare than haa the Norlli Hhore, hut in order that *de- Out* benefits may accrue therefrom, it is iiInuiliiieh necessary lhal lhal po tent force, Publicity, be uinplnyeil. All ubuut its iu Hrilish I'ultimbia am communities which arc eagerly ami euer gelieully uml persistently giviug the bmuiiesl possible publicity lo Iheir ad ventages ami with excellent results This civic publicity is invariably guid ed ami cuulrollcd by a special orguui /.ulion which devotes all ils ability ami energy to this single purpose, This method is iutuple,I because experience has proven conclusively lhat it ia the best ami the most effective feielhoil. if Ihe North Hhore ia to hold ita own mining the surrutiuilitig cummuui tics and is lo procure its just share of Ihc uuiu-inul. commercial and other Institutions which go to build up a prosperous community, as well as ita jus! shure nf the Incoming population seeking somewhere to lonte, theu it will he ubsolulely tieecsatry that Civic Publicity be adopted as a tuml prln eiplo uml Ihul llie Nurlli Hliure sub lum in season und oul of season, i -,, ..nil., cumpuigii iif publicity, audi us will disseminate by every available means the fullest Information with reference lu every feature of the ro sources uml the advantages in every re lutiiiiiship with which the Nurtli Hhum is endowed. The results accruing will be luu ml closely I'omineiisurale with the energy, Ihc enterprise and the per severance which rharacteritcs sucli a pllblicil) campaign. All undertaking sueh lis thul outlined catiiiut survive hilwcver unless there csists a strong and steady sentiment in favor thereof upun llic purl of the public bodies, the busi uess linns uml the general public. I| is impossible for a few enthusiastic individuals uniided lu finance uml lu support a campaign uf this nature, n.i liter is il advisable thai Ihey should undertake In du su Such a scheme calls fur united sentiment and united effurt upuu Ihc purl uf Ihc whule coin iniiiiily in urder tu unain success. I'm fuur years |iu»t lhe Nortli ,slinr.' has had such a Publicity Bureau in Ihe Joint Civic Advertising Commit lee. The members of thtt committee have devoted their lime and energy freely and willingly for the prosecu liun of the wnrk. A great deal ul valuable publicity wulk has been dune uml tangible bctielils have aeemed lo lite Noilh Hhore therefrom. A much wider Held nf Usefulness lies before ihul committee in the future than it has enjoyed in the past, in urder to occupy which, however, a policy uf ej tension and of cipeiisiou is needed. The business Arms of the community mil be given opportunity Hillilu Ihc lusl week lo extend assistance of a tangible nature In the work, ami il is hoped thai the aggregate results will be uf u,l, a nature at lo place tbe "iininillee in position lo go ahead witn confidence iu lhe wurk of giving puh Inuy lo Ihc North Shore ami Ils ad milages. THE BB8T YBABB Ot A UAH'S un The years from forty lu seventy would appear lo rank as the best years iu a man's lifetime, iu polul of effect iveimtt, scciuding lo statistics compil ed by Dr, Karl flames, lutmtirly I'm lessor of Kiluciliiin al Stanford Unl vursity. Dr. Haines wit led to Inv.t tigale litis mailer because of Ibe view expressed some yetrt ago by Sir Wil Htm Osier lo lhe effect lint most of the important w„rk of the world wtt done by men who bid not y.t reached their fortieth yen tud tbtt a man's usefulness practically ended wjien h* ntluiiied his sixtieth year. Dr. Htriics drew up t list of Uk) ul lhe greatest Imu of history, including warriors, statesmen, philosophers, poets, artists, Limine., pji.-j■, authors and scientists, ind opposite the name of each waa placed ihc aame of ln» greul est achievement and tbe age al which it wat accomplished. The list wu sub milled lo • number of critics, tnd wu revised ia several particular*. Finally il was agreed by lb. lulborltlM cou suited Ihtl it was perhaps Iht besl list tbit could b. secured, and tb. stttis lie* «.r. published, Th./ taow that 85 per cent, pf the world'" greatest acbiovumeiits are to the credit of men betwuun ihe ages of tin and 71); a per cent, to men between the agea uf 711 and 80, and 6 per cent, to men past 8(1, Men between in uud till huvu HI per itpf. of the world'«greatest wnrk» to their credit and moq between ,10 ami tin have iin per cent. Duly 1 per cent, Of the great triumphs of history were iici'iiuipli.'.heil by men uot 10 vunu, t.i fu other words, the world owes more tp men past 80 than iu men of half this ago, while it owes 04 por pent, of ifs great achievements lo men wliu bail pasted the "Osier age." Dr. Itarnes' conclusions v.onld ap pear-fo go fur to establish tho theory that a man is "just us old aa he feels." Thc number of year* Hint have pass ed over a mini's hctnl do not appear to be of great significance if he hits managed tn kcup yuung and alert men inlh. There are, doulilleHa, iiiun whu, although physieully ubl, am itieiilully obi and conversely there, um men whu, although physieully old ure muntully young, lu point of fact it wuuld np pear that mun is su constitulml niltur illy thut the lirst furly yeurs ot life are designed lu give hint .that iiiutur ity, that fund nf ktinwlcilge uud of ox perience which will lii bim lo make Ihc second forty yeurs u period uf his greatest effectiveness uml his highest usefulness. Why Not ? Do It Now § BBFOBB VOW VAU, CLEANING HOUSE 1714, TBNDBBS WANTED Tenders will be received by the undersigned until :"i p.m, Thursday, Sepl ember Villi, 1018, fur clearing bluck 888, l'iatrict Lot iiili, Nortli Vuncou ver city in tcoordauce wilh spccilica- iion to be ascertained on application lo THK NOHTII VANCOUVER I.ANIi ,'- IMl'HOVKMI'iiNT COMPANY, MMITED I.IAHH.ITV, iii:i I'ender Slroet, 5-9 'Vaueouver, B. ti. SONS OF ENGLAND SOCIETY BENEFIT Lodge Weatern Rose, No. 206 Meetings o.' this lodge are held it: the Knights nf Pythias llabyciiruer ol Cltcalerliclil avcuue und 1'nnrtli street, ou Ihu Hrst ami third Fridays in each mouth, al t u'cluck p. in Cuinmunicutioiis uml application* foi membership tu be addressed lu Il.n,,IT I .cis, secretary, I'. 0. bus 8811. 10 7 19 C. D. GOODMAN Architect tnd BuUdor I'ruftsinun lliiuscs and lliingulows Homes uf Individuality. I Fairfield liiiililing, Vnnenuver and Nurtli J,uus dale I'. O. Hcymunr MM Vancouver Buiineu Directory BUBINEBS OOLLEOEB SPR0TT-SHAW Buiineu College 336 Hastings St. W. ('.•nidi's Gr.at.at Wt.l.rn School It -l Sprolt, HA, - -Mmiagtt BEAL ESTATE Yorkshire Guarantee & Securities Corporation, Limited 440 Seymuur Street RKAI, ESTATE UNI) ANI) MOBTGAGE INVESTMKNl ESTATES UANAGIDI) FIEE INSUBANCP, U. Kerr Iinulgule - - - Muuugci KESTAUBANTH All Norlb Vain.iuni |*uplc (tl ll LEONARDS' l''iihei flick Block or Hustings Bt., iippil.il. III. ill'W pint ulliee. Lenlllllll •till bi* Ut by tht pound NOTIOB In tht Matter of Th* Leonard Sale Company, Attlgued The credilors hiving giveu imperative in-tin. linn- to rolled all outstanding am uniil", parties indebted tu the tbove "Tbe Lciiiiaiil Sale Couipiii)," ire re ipii'slcl lo clll toil act Ile their indelilcil uess forthwith. Tbis ctu be dene by either . ailing it lb. .tore, 00 Lonadlle Aveuue, North Vaueouver, lo tho man in i barge, or at the office of Wil.on k Petry, Assignees, 'lilt litstings Streel West, Vincouvtr. W. I. WIJiSON, f ' JATENTS umxmmm In .11 Countries lor'. Ailil Vpltenliy Atk for pur limn- ur Marlon A M.rion, 881 11/ Sired, come/ 81. Otlh.rln. 'laiiada. tnd Wash Come in ami sec us. We will he uuly luu pluused lu shuw yuu uur samples. W.H.Stoney&Co. Ill Ksplauade West. I'lione ill) (uext lo Patterson, Qoldie k Clark) N. V. WOODYARD 111,000 cords of dry lir wood for quick sale. Price per odd corda, (4.76. Special limitations for larger tiiiantltles. Cut Wood, 16 Inches, 13.25. 13 Inches UM, C. 0. D. line and Yard I'lione 190. Milt and I onidali P. 0. Ho* 2432. W Vl'l'tll MI'lilT. Fur a l.lccuse lu Take Hid I sc Water NOTICE Is hereby iiiven thut Nuw unit Ui'lcli unil I'lie iT.iniiiiiiy Limited. Vancouver, will uiiply fur a license in luke nmi use 100 cubic feel tier uccoml uf wuler uul uf --i...nn, i Creek, which tluws lu u noiThweslci'l) direction ilu.,nun l,.,l 808. gruup I. New Wist niiualer lllslrlel. uml empties ln|u lluwe „i near the hem! ilu i.,,| The wuter will be diVclTml ul tlie heud •if the fulls nmi will be uaed fur puwer purposes uu the lumi deuerlbcil ua l.ut U08. liliiljp 1, Ncvv \\ , uin.iUul, I IT., libit. This Nutlce was inisteil nil Ihe , iu iiiiii ,,i, the 881b iluy uf July. 1812 The uniilli'iilluii will lie flleil In the ..nice nf lhe Water Recorder ul New Westminster, ilbjcclluna muy be tiled wllh lhe anld Wuler llcciirili r nr with Ihe Coin plr idler uf Wulet' Itlgliis. Parliament Ilulbl- Inn, Vlclnilii, B. <". NKW I'i HIT BRICK A TII.K t'n, LIMITED. .1. II. Iievey. Agent vv \ I III Mil II I. I.'ur . I.lcrusj- to Take an* tm- Waler NOTICE Is horoby given Ihul New- uuii Wui,.,, Company Uniitd uf Vun- ..uiivcr, will u|i|,l> fut' u llcenae tu tuke .nul un,- twu I,mulT,,I culile feel per tecum! uf wuter uul uf Slaamoa Creek. ■■i'i. i. tluws in a southwesterly' directum ii,i,,ui.ii hi.i,iiiuiu Vulley, uud empties tutu lluwe Suund near the heau In icnf The wuler will be diverted ul lhe in,lot uf Inleraectlon wil li lhe norlhcrl) lllllll "IT 1. Witli mill will be used ful ;,i mn .i ..I purpoaea un Ihe lund described us l.ul 186, Gruup I, New Wealmln- sler lilsiilcl. This police wua posled on Ihc ground nu the ..Hi duy uf Jul). 1918. The i I In u I i.-ii will be llled III I tie ulllce „f tlie Wuler Jlccurder ul New Westminster. "i. .. nun muy tic tiled with the auld Wuler llecurder or wllh Ihu I'uinn- llnll.l nf Water llll lit.-. I'm Ii.iiii. nl llulldlngs. Vlclorlu, II C. NIvWrilllT WATKII COMPANY. I.IMITKI) T. F Morrln, Agent WATKII Mini In I'ur a I.locate lu Take auil I sr Water NOTICK Is liereliy given Ibul Newport Wuler Co United of Vuncoover. will upply for u license tu luke ami use M cubic feel per aecond of waler mil of Muiniiuiini i'reek, which Nows In ii southwesterly direction Ihiuiiuh tin '.I.,nmi,. in Vulley uiiii empties Inlu eusl brunch ;i,in.,iiii.-i, Inni neur lluwe Bound The wuler will be diverted ul III. lumi of llie llrsl fulls below Unul Creek nmi will be used for power nurpuacs uu Ibe lund described us I.nl IH. aroup I, New Westminster District Thla notice waa pulled un the around nn Ibe 2filh day of July, 1882 The ulipllcullun will be filed III I Ilf- ollice of lhe Waler Recorder ul New Westminster. Objections inuy be llled wllh lhe suld Wuler Hecordcr or wllh lbc Cumiilrol ler of Walei Rlglils, Parliament Boil.! log.. Vlclorlu, B ti. NKWI'OHT WATKII COMPANY, LIMITED. 3. ti llevey, Agent. THIiANKOF 1P13 'K\ _7« Y..r* In SoaitiuM. aim mf *«Mry* Ow WWO.flOO. LABOR IN STORAGE A porceut»ge qf your w»gei n>posltei) in * Bavipgi Account i» in much nf yeur luliur |n storage (nr emergencies nr old »ge. Whul seems ail Inexhaustible supply nf strength may nut lust aa lung aa yen expect, flegln storing some of it now, this week, In the Savings Dep»rt- ment of WTO BANK OP BBITIS8 NOBTH AMBBWA. Two Offices in North Vancouver, Corner of Lomdale Aye and Eiplanade. Upper Lonidale Avenue, near 14th Street THE DUCK SEASON OPENS MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2nd. We have a lajrge range of SHOT GUNS and ACCESSORIES, also a complete stock of ELYS, DUPONT SOVEREIGN, REGAL and U. M. C. LOADED SHELLS. JOHNSTON & SALSBURY THE HARDWAREMEN 90 Lonsdale Avenue Next to P.O. 1 PALACE HOTEL Second Street Easl, Norlh Vancouver, B. C. Possesses lhe finest roof garden on lhe Pacific Coasl. Band concert every Friday evening from 6 lo 10. I lot and cold waler in every room. Rales:— European Plan only $1.00 a day up. Weekly Rales $3.00 up. Meal Tickets $5.00. L REDA, Proprietor I The Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. 1ST PAID $4,250,000 Cjuickly aud promptly on account of the Ban Frauciaco earthquake and Die. How mauy Oompuiuu could do this? Ita assets amount to 1116,000,000 A postal will bring um representative PERCY KING Basldent Ageut 18 Lontdtl* Avsuue and Oapllano 0*r Terminus Phon**: Lousdalt 167. 0*pU*Jio 161 '1 "1 f We solicit the trade of all builder* who appreciate High Grade Goods at a moderate price, and lhe prompt and careful filling of order*, which our large slock and long experience in buiineu make* pouible. Burrard Sash & Door Factory, Ltd. FOOT OF ST. GKOHGE ST. NOHTII VANCOUVEK A Double Ender 50x 175 ft. on two graded roads, 17th St. and Yorkshire Crescent, close to Fell Ave. carline, and all cleared and nearly level. A snap at $2,000, Qne-thirdctih,b>l.6>ndl2monihi ■ Office Plioue 173. -i BMldanc* Plume »M MARTINSON & CO. 62 LONSDALE AVENUE t. O. Box 1*31. NORTH VANCOUVER — l^l&UiJ^JimiliftZ^^ m \m 5 ams in Lots Bar tti ' ''VmiTn fft htm tho following oflhirlngs worth making inquiry about, yi*.l Lot 16, Block 86, D. Ii. 273, reduced to »1,900. Two lot* ln Block 30, D. I,. 8711,11,000 each. Small liouse and lot on loth itreet, only 12,100. Four. 1st* on 16th street, 13,600 ttf tin whole. Six fraction*} lot*, Block 87, J). Ja 804, onjy 93,000. ,. First class new rosldeuco, 7 room* «ud til modern convenience*. Lot . 60x167 foot-ra bargain at $1,800. Six room bungalow on Tempo Height*. Large basement, lot 60x110 feet A bargain at $1,000. Beautiful Hollyburn home and large lpt for $lo,oofl-ouofourtb cash. - Balance to arrange. t*ii ANP SBB The Burrard Development Company United. (Successors to Eldor Murrey Compauy Limited) Urolmrs 17 Lonsdale I'h.iii" 8? Boys and Girls Take Notice WU HAVE THK liARQEST ANI) BEST SELECTION OP SCHOOL SUPPLIES EVEli SHOWN IN NORTH VAN COUVKH ANIl OUU PRICES AHE RIGHT. J. E. Scouten's Book Store (N. 8. Book and Stationary Company). 38 Lonadalo Aveuue PHONB 101 tW^£ Electric Irons 10 Days' Free Trial Solves th* Summer Ironing Problem Pur 1818 we arc offering a "llolpoint" uf the 0 Hi sine, suitable for geueral household use, foi $1.60. This iron is similar to all "Hol|iuiots" except thut the upper surface is unpolished. WBST VANCOUVER PROPERTY OWHBBS MEET OOjitfOj* MATTBB8 DISCUSSED RELATIVE fO P.Q.B. AND TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES ^gmw* 6il LONSDALE AVENUE PHONE 60 f- A Good Present Send your friend* who are InUrssted In ths North Bhore * copy of "The Express" It will keap tbcm posted on dl Nortb Shore Nsws apd will only coat you $1 per year A largely attended meeting was held in th* Hollyburn scbnol house on Tuesday nigbt und the mutter pf tb* cn I rune e pt the 1 Tie ilic (I rent Eastern 0 nil their chosen route along the wuierfrnni discussed at lengtbi many of Hie pro perty owners voicing their opinions on the desirability or otherwise of the route running through P. L. 237.. After much discussion the location of the right-of-way of the P. 0. E. b*i'k from the foreshore as per tho survey ot tbe district eugineer, was approved, By Laws for $180,000 for Ferry Wharves tnd Boats Meets with Strong Opposition Tbo inali,'I of tbe by-law to be plac ed before tho people for tho raising uf $180,000 for wharves ami buals came up for discussion- Aid. Irwiu of North Vancouver rose ami mined than an explanation of tlie way iu which the mouey obtained if aucb by law passed is tu be spent, be givon the people of the district before proceeding any further. He did not iee why such information should l>0 withheld and tho council as ferry dire'e- tors use the money aa they though! St without first consulting tho rule payers. Mr. John Teare seconded tiic motion, whicii was received with up plause and passed. Reeve Nelson proceeded to cxpl'iin tho use to which the money derived from the by law would be put point: ing out that lhe council were ubuut lu buy stock in the Ferry Cumpnuy nnd called on Cuuncillur Mathers as chuir mail uf Ihe finance committee to rend Ibe tiniiii'iul statement of the dislricl. Mr. Mathers addressed the mooting, sayiug linn he had expected the Kovvc tu call uu him and he was glad tn lie able tu explain his position lo the people, as he had heard il said that ie, when seekiug election, had advo ated wharves for Duiiduravo, and has now iiuiu1 back ou his promise. He wished lo say he had not tbe slight,-I recollection of such platform declaru- tiou aud would like it understood thni he was opposed tu the buildiug ul ti new wbarf at Dundaravc iu Ihc present state of the finances of the district. The councillor staled tbat he had uo axe to griuil and was working sulely iu the interests ul lhe whole ilistricl uml uut fur uny particular section. He considered lhat iu the present stole ul' Ihe finances there was uut muney tn spare for wharves at llundurave. Mr. Mathers weut uu tu say Ihul frum a persutial point uf view he wuuld he glad tu see Dunduravc get wharves as he was tlge owuer uf suinc 700 feet of waterfrontage, hul he was mil there fur personal motives, hut tu represent thc whole district's interests and he iu tended to* do su ami therefore must during the present state uf the finances oppose a wharf al that puiut. Mr. Mu thers poiuted uut lhat when he as chairman of Ihc finance committee took over thc affairs uf thc district he fuuml that they were saddled wilh un old debt of $8,000 contracted liy thc j ilislriet of Nortli Vuncuuver and that I' iui,- he knew he was iu the box bul: he was now endeavoring tu gel Ihem! oul of the box, I consider, stated Mr. Mathers, Ihul Ihc people of West Vancouver should . b»v* very ipneh larger hpsts as they b»ye to contend with such dangerous waters us those of the nurruws and consider that $60,000 would havo to he provided fqr lauding. Ho thought iluu fwo bo»ts posting 'rom $76,000 to $100,000 each would be required and th«t they be built to carry :lml passengers each. The reovo asked if auytJno would like to ask any quest inc.; w|jicl| Uqupcillhl Mathers would gladly answer. ' Aid. Irwiu asked why $76,0011 had been used for roads which wore not necessary ami some of this mutiny npt' expended on ferries. Coun. Mathers: "Wo considered Ibo iiiiiiiiini niinltcd to ferries sufficient." Mr. Aleunder asked permission to speak and stated he was advocating tho uxpouilituro of $10,000 on Dundar ave wharf. I beg to say that I was uever in favor of the float now there ami ou which $11,000 was unpen,led l>y the N, V. council." Mr. Irwin asked why the membein of the cuuucil when seeking election at the begiuniug of thc year did nut nute they were opposed to wharves al Duu darave. . Coun. Mathers: "I repcut I never promised whurves at Duudurauv' Councillors Uintzburgcr, Hay anil Merrick were called tu the platform tu express their views un whirl nnd pjr chase of new steamers and were que* tioacd at length chiefly liy Aid. Irwiu. Mr. Irwin moved a resolution to the effect that tho cuuncll postpone their action in submitting the bylaw and ou a show of hands the motion was ln«l 20 to 24. Mr. Llddle spoke briefly on the quo- tion of a tuuuel across lhe narrows :.iiuiiii: that hu had been informed Ihul it would be u comparatively easy mill ter. Mi .lulni l.nwsou was also in favur of a tunnel. The question of the ferry compuii.' having control of street ends was mis cd am) Aid. Irwiu expressed thc opinion thut the Perry I'u. should lease the sonic fruni the municipality. The meeting adjuurucd ut 11,16, the ferry lmal Dunccllu having been held over to convey returning ratepayers tu Vancouver. DISTRICT OF NORTH VANOOUVER NOTIOE TO GONTRAOTOBS Sealed Tenders uu the prescribed forms and accompanied by certified cheque ur cash fur 6 per cent, ol Ihe ami,unl uf tender (whieh stun ihull be held until the satisfactory completiou of the works, according lo plans aud specifications) will he received by Mr. John (I. Puriner, Municipal Clerk, until i'i p.m. uu Thursday, the uth Scpteffi ber, Iill. 1. Huads iu 1). I, Dili 607. 2. Culvert and Bux Drain, I). L. 2026. .1. Eire Hall, D. L. 111(10. All in accordance with plans nnd specifications lu he hud ul this office after 10 a.m. un Eriduy, itOth August, IP IS, upon payment of $1.00 for each which sum will be returned upun re icipt of bona fide lenders. The lowest or any tender not neces sarily aceeptod, JOHN H. COSOKOVE, Districl Kngiuecr. Dislricl Municipal Hall, for. I.ynu Valley uud Fromme Roads, Norlli Vaneouver, H City Council Committee Reports The following rPWta of the various committees were rend Slid adopted at the council meeting on Monday even- lug: Lane* Committee— lie'coinnieuded that 10 foot lane running um iii anil south ill block 2fl •■ 18 from Ifltli and IJtli streets between Chesterfield and Million be cleared and graded. A« tlip Board of Works have notified tlieir willingness to contribute lu ..tho upiTiiui: up and grading uf lanes iu tlie central purtion of the dly which ore used for heavy traffic the limes committee recommend thut uny mldi- Iiniuii amount required tu cumplcle th' suid wurk be puid frum Ihe ninnies available by the lanes committee. Park* Committee . Recommended that the. engineer pre pare a plun fur u grand sluud lllll feci iu length with dressing ruums, etc., uuilcriicalli lu be pluecd jn llic recroit liun ground iu Muhun Purk. Recommended Ihut lhe engineer give uu estimate fur the placing uf u fence around the recreation ground. Recommended Ihut the parks super intention! muke an easier grade fruni the entrance of the purl: from Del brooke aveuue. Board of Worka— Re letter from 11. E, Kemp, secretory of N. V. City Ferries Ltd., sttg gosling thut the cily maiie applied? tion for 100 feel uf foreshore, from high Kilter mirk lo he used for ferry purpuses. Recommended lhat lettor be sent to Minister uf Murine uud Fish erics applyitig fur same. He letter fnim McDougall k Co., re gardiug claim fur 8> 100 fur damages caused iu llll 1 while constructing a storm sewer ou Million avenue. Iiu commended that Idler be filed. He letter frum J. Wardroper und I' Powell inul.in;: application fur u ruud ulung liBtli street fiutu Lurson ruad lu Vnf streel and also uf the remov al of several slumps. Reconiineuiled Ilml application be granted. He Idler frum 11. D. Hreen Aruiylag," with vouchers for work dope nu creek running thruugh his pruperty. Rci-uni mended thai Mr. Armytage be written lo spiling Ihul damage has been cutis ed by u fence which was erected across the water course whereby debris wuh collected uud llu: course of Ihc streum diverted uver his property; thut the cily dues uut hold il.elf liable lur Ihc damage; and that tin same Iriinlde i- likely lo occur uguin In the sumcpln-c unless the feme is removed. Re petitiou from ,1 A, Forbes and oth its fur a sidewalk uu the nurlh side of the Grand Boulevard belween Chester field and Mahoayavcnues. Recommended thul a I fool sidewalk be built Ile suggestion thut sidewalk be pirn cd on lower Keilh Houd Iruin eust side uf Chesterfield avenue lu the purk, Recommended thut Iiiii- be nut ilunc in the meoulinie. Recommended thul a crossing be plui cl tu Mr Millougall's properly unlhc O. Ill „ .'..'.. I".J.' ...IffBH northern comer of villi and Ht, Andrew 's avenue and also ou tho lane from St. Andrew's to the Iuue at the. roar of the propurty. Fir* aud Light Committee Recommended that as tbo regulur firemen'are nuw insured it is nul necessary to insure the volunteer firemen. Helm ended that right of city to charge luiiil improvement to lands otherwise exempt he taken up with the Attorney General'b department forthwith. Hepni'i thut under the Municipal Act section 2116 and amctidmpnts, Hurt inul tural grounds oro exempt from luxation tuul also olher lauds mentioned therein, • ■ liccominciiilcil that nil records in c- on neit i on with courts of revision lie attached to lucul improvement bylaws they were hold iu cunnectitiii therewith. Kecominciiilcil Ihut order In: nlitiliu- ed from lhe lute city clerk tu the reg itriir to hold to thu order of the muyor tiny und ull documents lying to his urder iu lhe Registry office belonging lu the city nf Nortn Vancouver, WOMAN'S AUXILIARY MEETINO There will he a meeting of Hie In dies of the parish of St, Agues church held ou Thursday, Hcptombor fit li, nl i pui. iu the parish hull, cpruer uf Uth und Boulevard, fur lhe purpose of forming un auxiliary in the parish. The meeting will he attended by Mrs. Dc I'ciiiiiT, wife of lhe llisltop of New Westminster, Mrs, C. C. Owen, pre sident of lite Diocesan W. A., and Mrs, Vnn. Nostruml, organizing secretary of the diocese., Afternoon tcu will lie served und ull Indies ill I ores! cd nn:- ini ilcl to intend. MSUfMS III'' Ullll. TIIMM. IIITI.I luVIIUNS llunl mining lights of the iJumlnluii in Manitoba, baskutchewun und Albel ii. the Vuli,in Territory. Iho Norlli-wcoi Territories unit In u i>uitluii uf the iuu vlnco nf linii I Columbia', muy be 1, us cd fur u term uf tWenty-one yeurs ot uu untiuul ii-ninl i 81 un itci'c. Nut more thun 2,fiCu acres wilt tu leased io one I'luTI'uiii Application for a lease most he mode by the iippllcaiit In person lu Ihc AKcnt or Sub-Agent of llu- dlslrlcl In which thc tights nl'l'll"! fur aro situated In surveyed territory Ihe lund musl he described by sections, or lenal subdivisions uf sections, mu) lu unaarvoy- ed territory the tract applied fur sliull he slaked uul hy the. ul'i'llciint lillu- aalf Kach ai'plliTillun musl be accumpan- led by u fee nf li. which will he refunded If the rlnhtu applied for aro nol available, hut m-l ulhcrwfso. * roy ally stiul) be i .,M nn flic merchantable ,,iu,,nl ut llie inllie at Ibe lute of llv, cunts per lun. The I'cisun opcriiilng llu mine sliull furnish the Audit wiih sworn returns nccuuiiilng fur llu full uiiuntlty uf iiieiehiiiiiahle eual mined ntul pay Iho royally Ihereon If thc eual milling ii,:Ms ate nut being ui'criiteil. sucli returns shuuld bo furnished ut least unco a j ear. The Iciso will Include the eual milling linlilM only, but the lessee muy be per- milled ti purchase whatever available surface lights may l,o eiinsldered necessary fur thc wurldiiK of the mlno at lbe inle if IIO un ik re I'ur (i.li Infiii iuuHun .,, ilu :iil,,ii should be maiie lu Ihc secretary of the I', i,.,i un. it of the Interior, Otlawu. or In any agent or Hub Agent uf Dominion Lands iv w. cony. Deputy Muii.i of thc li i, i lui N H—unauthorised publication of this ."li i i il ,:; ■; i will nut bo 1 'l'l for 18-8 The Scotch Tea Rooms HOME COOKING PROMPT SERVICE. OABBOW ft FINDLAY. Proprietors. Business ilcntli'iuen'i; l'cpi.l. t Lunch Place. Broakfaat B.00 to 10.00. Lunch 12.00 lo 2.00 High Tea GOO till 7.30. Aitcruiou Teas. Short Orders specially attended to. CLUB BLOCK, ESPLANADE WEBT. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE "EXPRESS" POB BENT TO PfUtT- Rooms. I - i.l. Plione 01. Eighth aod tf. ROOMS VUU lil.iVf Housekeeping and single. Ill tad street eaat. Pull HIM' -room shack, |I0 par month Apply Mrs. Knight, 7lb and Hidgeway uieuiio. v FOH HIM' -flroomed Hal uear ferry, l'2>> I"'' munlh. Apply Warburu lis Piuiiii lluusc. t.f. rOBSAXB MIR SALK - Apples, Astracban, Du. lu-i,',, Oraveustein. Kecue, Ifith St. Ml POB HALE-Or exchange for Norlb Vanrouver real estate, an equity of ii.u-ui ju 10 acres of first class farm laud in Surrey, Apply Box AI IS, Ex press 'UD. ■• . I'm FOR HKNT Colonial Apartmeuts, I roomed suite, unfurnished, luquire Dler- sscii, (th street and SI. Andrew's. Phone H4II. tf. POH HALK King's rotd eaat, ty, block from liousdale, facing south, i luls, 100 feci, 8)8,700. *600 club, bal ance 7 years, for 8 weeks only. Bo* 1810, North Vancouver. t.f, POH KENT Urge roomy, well lighted-slure wilh table and Groomed hul over store, comer Lynn Valley and I'cnlrc Bonds. Apply Merchants Trust k Trailing Co. Lid., 944 Pender HI. W., Vaucouvor, ti. ti. If, ' ~ **"" TO HKNT Furnished, 7 roomed bun galow overlooking Lyon Vu'lcy Park uu carline. lint waler healing, nni all modorn conveniences, electric light, open fiiupluce olc, etc. Furniture practically new. Kent U6 per month. Ap ply 3. Oould, (,'r»wford Road, Lynn Vslley. tf i FOR HALE—New tve roomed bun jgtlow; modem, Droplaco, piped for 'furnace, paneled dining room) dry lot; J'/i blocks from Lousdale car, on 20th Street Fast. Price ♦3,100. Terms. Owner, Box AI Ifi, Express Oflice. A SNAP—To be sold cheap owing to sickness, Ihc owuer is willing to uc- riflcc away below market value two valuable Iota adjoining Mtbon Park tt the bottom of Uth street west. For furtber particulars apply Armby liouse, on th* »P»»' r^", 99 WANTBD WANTED—Nice unfurnished room, Box A117, Kipress 0*c*. Mf WANTED — Experienced waitress. Oood wages. Kilburo Cafe, Ksplauade East. WANTED—Listings from owners of property io D. L. 837, West Vancouver. Box B8, Express Office. MISCELLANEOUS Ouud mum und huurd at llllo Second slreei cast. Terms *U per week. 30* Sliurl lime loSus un vacant ur im Ileal Estate Ilml a lul" nolice lliul proved pruperty. Star Loan Company, Lol lc, Lluih lu'i, D I, Kiu, is oil the till Hustings, Vancouver. t.f. market 10 WANTED- Young lady (English) wauls a'uothcr to share small house P. 0. Box 2361, North Vancouver. 3 0 WANTED--A; ouce, a respectable woman for bouse work. Apply Mrs. P. 1. S. Cole, 0th street, second house wesl of Mould -ir,. ii WANTED-Siluation. Young lady wants position ligbt housework and would be willing to do children's sewing. Addiess D., Box 1023. 89 WANTKD Udies to c*li tt Hair Dressing Parlors for tu up to date hair dressing, shampooing, massage and manicuring, Keith Block, department 1. If BOAHDKRS WANTKD-Four gen tlemen lo *btre two good bedrooms, breakfast and dinner. Apply "nd street, flrst house south aide, easl of St. Patrick's avenue. 30 8 LOST AMD FOUND liOST Gold locket, heart shape. Be w»rd. Be* AI18, Express OSes, 30 8 Oood young stock bull kept, comer I.' il'iasuii and Capilano roads. W. II Wilkius. <>■» For lino walcb aud jewelry work go to Geo. Somerlou, the new jewelry store ou 2nd street. Dressmaking and ladies' Tailor Mrs. P. Kiser, Room 1, Tliumsun id ck, N. Vancouver. 8-9 Ocnllcmau wishes eomforlable ••■•■••• ia North liousdale. Full particulars tu A116, Kxpress Oflice. 30 8 If you have any property to sell anil want quick results, list it with Sborl, Hiibcrlsnn and Seymour. ■ t.f. l-uiii will lake charge of children any lime, 28c per hour. Address N. E. ('... North l.uiiniiale, post oflice. 308 International Restaurant now open ed, Oood meals cheap. Meal tickets of 21 meals, |3.if>.. (live us a trial and become our customers. * 6 9 Udies to do plain and light *ew ing at home, whole or spare time, good pay; work aent uy distance; charges ptid. Send stamp for particulars. Na tional Manufacturing Compauy, Mon trail. W-g if you btvo any properly lo sell air' Orders fur cabinet and picture frame want quick results, list it wilh Short, making promptly executed. Furniture Robertson and Seymour. t.f uml ulliee hllingt lu any design. Job . lung wuik nnd repairs of oil kinds MONEY to LOAN— Money loaned specially Ittended to. Kstimates free. ou diamonds, jewelry, furs. Star Loau, J. V, lluyncs, 12.16 Lonsdale Avcuue, Co., AH Hastings, Vanrouver. t.f. North Vancouver, Phone Llii. Lonsdale Heally Co., G.'lii Lonsdale - Agreymenls discounted at current rales. Money wailitig. Listings solicited. IX When needing cosl or building sup plies, call up phono 488, Nortli Shore Coal k Supply Co., Kickliains wharf. L. H. Kalon, manager. Nolc name and pllUlie llllllll,er , t.f. PIANO-Miss Hilda Sees, laic of Leipsic Conservatory, Germany, between Ctb and fllb slrect, 1st block west of Lousdale. •• VIA" tXPIBIINCt Authorized agent for Singer few ing Mu, Iuuu Company in Norlh Vtncouver. J. JyMcAleccc, Dry Goods and Ousts' Furnishing*, corner First uml Lonsdale ^venuo. t.f. B. O. livery tnd Bo*rd eltblcs - Light rigs tnd Mies' saddle horses /or b|re. Stabling- lpt horse*. Oon oral delivery afid heavy learning II Dumas, Uh street Wost. Phone 947 t.f. An|nns Tbsds Mark* DrtiON* Copwiomt* Ae. 8 s jketeh and drjcrteilnn mi QntcSIr tiMulAln nur „|,ii,i„n tire w *"»nl].dF|lprf*iil,ln>»lci'fnt'il eiippttsitiit) Infsm fmaA Clearing and Grading Lots. I'cto .Andruss, Ocnersl Contractor. Sc mat connMos* .» *pecl»lty, Usement tod other excavating work undertaken Ettl-atit* froo. (87 St. Ocorgo's Ave.. North V»nMur*r, pott oflc* bo* UOI ulc! «88f| ., Jftroafcl- „. so<W, wlthniit aiutt. In lie nl Bflsst, inu liiim IAr"U|H 1 nmmnnlrH' BIB ittific Hmericai, Mir iiiimijim .",', It'i** 4' ft,,, jrt.sllSr |',«nt»l. Twnij lor li i ftu, fOmtt* sttrtiA Mt hy Express 0luilttt*tm9- Bring (Juick Tr| Uum. ■ ■HHNnud t TTTTT-W T f j.wrm-m^mmmmT ay- wftej^ f y ) mt ^————————————m^^^^— Dominion Match Company, Limited To tbe Public :- i As President of the Board of Trade of Now Westminister, I became Inter- estod in tho plans of the Dniniuinii Mulch Co., Ltd. After thoroughly investigating und famjlitriiiiig myself with the sound, economic basis of tho Parker process of mukiug mulches, I becume a considerable stockholder, lie- In" in; the new industry to be a solid business investment capable of cum ing utt'radivu dividends. Tlie l'u,Ton is being eredtid ut New Westminster, tin u site served directly by the C. P. 11. ami Great Northern ruilways uud the II. C. Electric Cu., therefore unequalled iu Irunspnrluliun facilities.' i Mayur .lulni A. Lee uf New Westminster is alsu a iIItciTu! of this rum puny, uml all stuck'liuhlcrs muy feel slim uf lhe honest uml capable liuu tiling of lite cunipuny's interests, us ull direclurs have heen sclceled for their integrity uml business capacity. I feel quite jusl ifie.I in recommend ing the .Dominion Match 'Co. stuck us u guild investment mul nne whieh I be Hove will in the future huie u vulue muny times ils prescnl price. A. E, WHITE, President New Wuslutinsler Huurd nl' Trade. Mi. ti. H. Milky, Dcitr tilfl-f j At the sitggi'siiiiu of the men inter ested iu tbe Domiuion Mutch Com pany, Ltd., I desire lo oxpress pursuit *lly the eiiniiib'iiee I have iu the suund, ''.'1111111111'' basis of Ihu industry ami tbe good faith and ability of the men whu aru now pioututiiig the com pany, and who will have charge of ils industry. As Mavor of the City of New West minster, 1 Mil glad tu uid iu Ihc uslali li Inn; uf this remarkable industry. I believe they will make big dividends, otherwise I would mil hu a stockholder, as I am. I am ulsu u director of the cuuipany, and feel sure that its affairs will be conducted cap ably and ecuuomically. The direclurs, as such, will uot receive salaries, as is usually the custom nf must large cumpanics. Trusting this infurinal uin may lie nf iiiltic In you, I i, muin. Very,truly yours, , .1011N A. LEE, Mayur, New Wcsliniustcr. Tb* above photograph of llic Dominion Match Company'! hul planl speaks (or ilself. The factory it served direct hy the C. P. R., Greal Northern and B. C. Electric, therefore is unequalled for Iraniporlalioo facilities. Tlie Brunclt Rivet, which can he seen, serves as a logging pond. Who can doubt bul what ihii company will be a greal success and make money year afler year for those who have the courage lo back their convictions wilh a lillle money? Ul lliese fads convince you lhal lhe Dominion Mali It Company, Limited, often an investment lhat is really worlh while: Canada consumes over S catload* of matches per day. Today Canuda is importing malches from Japan and Sweden, nolwillislanding a duly of 25 per cent., which is equal lo $1.00 pei acre. The oeaiesl match factory in Canada is Hull, in the Province of Quebec. Eddy ol Ilull has made a fortune for himself and associates from llic in uml,u iuu ul matches, and yet lhe system used by him calls foi while cork pine at.$90 per ihousund feel, and a great deal of hand labor. The system uied by llic Dominion Malch Company calls (or aider, liasswood, collonwood, oi any wood lhal will veneer or ahsoib paralfmc. The cosl is about $5 per thousand. This system of machinery alto saves 50 pet eenl. of lhe hand labor. In brief, ihc Dominion Mulch Company has about $600 a carload lhe advantage o( any other manufacture in Canada. Ihc Company can make over $1,400 net profit per carload. The factory has a capacity of one car per day, therefore, counting 300 work days, il cao earn about $420,000 per annum, which is equal lo 42 pei eenl. on $1,000,1)00, which is lhe capitalization of lhe company. Does this nol sound good? Would you nol like lo have some of your money invested in an industry ilmi is nol effected hy crop failure or panics? This is, youi oppoilunily. What are you going to do with it) Stand back aod doubt and say, as 90 per ceul. ol lhe people do, I don'l believe il will ever amouol In anything and then wake up lo lhe fad lhal you have lost oul? The company is officered by men you know and can It ml, men lhal stand high in their own community. There will lie no enormous salaries paid lo lhe officer*, nor no freezing oul of small stockholders. Remember, you arc buying inlo lhe parent company, and investori will share in 50 per cent, ol the three olher plants which will be established io ihc eastern provinces. Come to our hraoch office, where we have one of our wonderful mulch culling machines working. Come and lei our salesmen show you ihc icpoils of lhe enormous dividends being paid by olher malch concerns. No mailer what your neighbor (who is undoubtedly a knocker, anyway) may say, come and investigate for yourself. The factory will jic running and turning oul matches in aboul 90 days. Russell Sage ijuoled: lo make unities you must do so on your owo judgment. The man who hesitates either has lo pay * premium lo lhe man who does ad or he loses lhe opportunity (or ever. Don'l lei ihis'be yuur rase. If our salesmen call on you give (hem a lew momenls o( your lime. They might make you some money. You don'l h*ve lo invesl. Use pom oun judgment. 66 Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver Dominion Match Company Underwriters We have some good, inside buys; also good acreage listings Lynn Valley Sub-division. <J Let us quote you rates on Fire, Life and Accident INSURANCE McMillan & reid i'liune i'H. 10 LONHDALK AVKNI1K TBNNIS Owing In the uncertain slute uf the weather the liiurnainent orranged f,r thm week anil at lhe Nurth Vaucuuver , uiirls lis ■ heeu al,niiiluiii.I , NOTIOB Saturday licit is the la.I 'lay ou allien entries will he rceeiveil fur the rroquel ami tennis tournament lu he hehl iu cuiiiicctiuii with the liorlicil I ami Society's aiiiiiinl ulluw. Ainu ar the competing gardens of the city ami ilistricl have tu he i hlgi ,t prior tu the thow, Halurday in Ihc closing entry ilay in iin- claim alsu ItiTiienilicr Ihe Victorian tinier uf Nurses Tag Hay for lhe North Shore ou .■-., Mui, i ilh. CANYON VIEW HOTEL 0.M.Bu)AW,Man*,.r. CAPILANO, NORTH VANCOUVER '; uam- v"'VIitw' SCENIC DELIGHTS, FISHING, HUNTING, MOUNTAIN CLIMBING, Etc. l l Hu l O / || |'| | | . ^^ Unequalled Rewrt for Holiday, long or Jiort. ■ Family Roomi en tuite wilh •pedal ratet. Modern appointment* throughout* ipaciout groundi, high clau tervic* al moderate ratet. Eaiy trail to top ol Grouie Mountain, altitude 3,000 feet. SEASON 191 f SEASON 1912 City Council Before The Municipal Commission Continued from page J. should he elected for twu yearn, une Iniril of the cuuucil retiring each yeur. "Du you think the mayur shuuhl hold ollice fur two years!" "No, he should lie elected every year." Advertising Muney Bylaws Ahlcriuiin Irwiu, an chairman uf the Finance t'uinmitlee, submitted fur the consideration uf die I'oiumission tin' matter uf Ihc advertising of eily money liylawa, directing specific attention tu the lniril.ilii|i wrought ujiun city municipalities Ihrnugh hcing compelled lu advertise certain liylawa in daily |s'| ui- Al.ii iiiiiii, Irwiu explained lhal llio newspaper at Nurlli Vancuuver is published twice u week and iu order lu comply with Ihc advorliaitig rcgu|a lions il wus necessary for tin: paper to publish a daily issue for the required lime, and Ihc daily advertising rate made thc tost of sueh advertising ex cesaive. lie suggested that the law might he changed to permit uf air . • in, in:: less frequently than daily or that the1 same privilege might lie extended tu all city municipalities ui lliuse which are giveu Vancuuver, namely, of sending notice of minor iin pruvcmciits through Ihc mails. Municipal Tax Salts MT, in, in Irwiu raised an important piiinl when he spoke of lux sales. Ile expressed Ihc view lhal Ihc period of delinquency, aa al present constituted, waa lou luul and he declared lhal al l'" i fuur ot five yeurs shuulrl elapse [t before the final and ubsulule sale uf a lot fur taxes. This view rather surprised Commia sinner Maclean. "What i" your ideal" he asked. "Well, a man might be injured ur die, mul his estate might not lie ud minister.''! before Ilis luls would be liable (or taxes." "Uul lhal is nol likely lu happen," said Mr. Maclean. "It is generally rccngiii/cl Ibat II is bail practice to legislate for extreme cases." "Well, llie present arrangement simply means that tax sales are gamble*," sniii Alderman irwiu, "You can •ee that by watching the prices ptid at Iti ttie* lot vtluttile lots. Tbe mere fuel that tbese sales arc recognized as gambles keep prices duwu tu a ridicul uus |.uint I iluul, lhat wheu tbt filial sale lakes i'l-, • the purchaser should know lhat he is going to get tbe lot The period of redemption shuuld have elapsed before the sale takes place." Earlier Date for Elections Thul the fiscal year should eud Iwo iiii.iitlin earlier and lhat thc eleclious should tuke place one mouth earlier, were other puitils urged by Alderman Irwiu. He ulsu called attenliuu lu sec lions Slill and 870 uf the Muuicipal Acl, mukiug it necessary lo stale uu the assessment roll the reasons fur uuu paymenl. This entailed a lol uf wurk und, us the reason fur non puymcul was refusal In pay, he said, he Ihuughl the reasuii shuuld bu struck uut. Alderman Irwiu alsu advanced the view that Ihc I'ruviucial Guvcriimcnt shuuld create a municipal department, with a miuister at tbe head cuuversaul with municipal law, lu whom the muni cipalities could turn fur guiilauco anil assistance. "What do you llunl. of a unifurm system uf munlclptl book beeping!" asked the chairman. "I Uniil, Ihc idea is a guud uue, 'and a muuicipal department such as 11 have urged wuuld be almott a lie ecssily In bring about uniform luu,I. keeping." (In the iptesliun uf "iiiimisnion guv urnnicnt, Alderman Irwin Ihuughl lbe cities should have the upturn uf tilupl- iug il if they wanted tu. ile was iu ' favur uf lhe ward system in large cities hut Ihuughl the smaller communities i uiil'l gel on witbuut. j Aldermen Mcltae expressed * decided preference fur the roinniissiou form uf guvernment, to which, he said, he had devoted considerable attention. Too Late to Classify TO HKNT- ii "."in modern bouse, Uh street west, block /rum Lonsdale. Apply 18) 4th street west. .18 FOlt SAI,K Nurlli Lonsdale ty, acre in 1). L. 787 .or #600, or would sell hill. Snap. Hux AIIS, Kipress. I.f. LOST—On Suwl»y*iw* s»cks uf laundry frum the corner of Keith retd did Bewicke avenues. Beward. Canyon View Hulel or Hutel Nortb Vancou fit, AgAtpm.'t tnd toledonlw Society's picnic to Hollyburn on Monday, Fourth Street Grading Contract Awarded — % The city fathers, in briei session lust evening, awarded the eunlra<t fur 'be grading ui 4th streel Irum Malum avo It HI. Andrew'i avenue. The success (ul tenderers were Messrs. Hull uml Bowyer, whu ure tu undertake the work fur *S,0U!1.00. St. Agnes' Church Special Labor Bcruiou bunday ucxl being lhe day before I.Tu.i Ilay, Ihc service iu the even iug al bt. Agues' I'litireli will he ul u special nature. There will he special hymns and the address will he given un the subject "Christ ami Labor". Tbe subject of the morning address will be "Hack lo tlalileo.' The vicar, Bev. Dr. Pea, will be Ihc preacher ul bulh services. BIBLE CLASS A iii.iiin,.' lo organise au adult llil'lu 'hrs will be held in bi, Agues' I'.'in T, hull on bunday afternoon ut . in pm. Adults uver Ihe tge uf sixteen arc cordially invited lu at tend. FAMOUS LBOTUBE Under tbt Auspices of St. Andrew'i Y. P. S. O. B. Hev. .lam,". Barr, IM)., uf Glasgow, ,'i,"il,''iui. will give bis imu"" lecture "Tbe :'n,ilni, Covenanters," In 8t, Andrew's Presbyterian church, Keith road, on Wednesday evening, bcplcin iter 4th at 8 o'clock. Admission 120 uiid CO reuls. 80 8 UV OHABOBD WITH THEFT LUMBER The district police bave been on llic lookout for some individual for-tbe last few days who has been steaJiug lum ber from road allowances in I) L. 781, betweeu North Luusdale tnd Lynn Val ley. On Wednesday night District i'Inel' I.ifinii arretted t fureigner who will tppetr before Beevo liny. "How't your wife!" "Sbe's having constant trouble with ber beid," "Can't tbe doctor help ber!" "No-nobody but tbe milliner." >V ll THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, ft ft, FRIDAY. AUGUST 3D. Wl North Vancouver Business and Professional Cards ■- amiiiN'iitipri. i iimii n in'" lluniiinli'i' Ihiinlii FELIX GRAHAM Autlitnr ami Accniiiilunt llll l.oiimliil" Avenue. I'. U. Hox Xlil't North iVancpuvor. i'hniio I'll. AHOHITEOTS A. CAMPBELL HOPE 'a 0. A. Gill..) B.O.S.A. Anhilcct 1720 Oliestorllold Avuiint, North v.uii oiivi'i Phono HlliU / BAKERB CARSON'S Bakers, Ooilfoctioucrii sud Oatcicrs ll'l I.nii.'.iliilc Avenue BABBEBS Underwood's Barber Shop IS NOW OPEN at ti LONSDALE AVENUE 11.1.1: . '.Vli Mil' / lll.ll 1. -.111 1 llv J. BRIND, R.S.S. CERTIFIED SHOEING BMITH Bin , c. m.t' In Wallace A Scott, Third alreel, Uooenil n puir work. A, Wnlloi-c's servici's novo been re mined. uniil,'. IMI M't'l'lllMIIIV. THE LEONARD-SALE CO. llniiliHcllcrt ami Stuliiiucri I'ur. lonwiule unil 1st. i'bnr* Nil f~ NDItill VANCOUVEB I UM 11 11 I nits. 1 nil. i:m;im:i,iik mtmn-i ANGUS J, CAMERON A.ll.l.E. k 3. CIVII ENGJNE-SR Irrigation, tJraloiat, levels, pluns and specifiontiutis. Sepiic tank* and homo dnintut a ipecially. I'. 0. Pol, all, 16th ttrttt wait ul lltwicbu Avenue. liltmun* I H. ENGLISH O. E. OBO0EB Anil geuoral Coiuuiissiutt llercbsiit, Kl liuiisilalu Ave., Norlh Vancuuver. Pbon* Silt TBA and OOFFEB BUTTEB aud EtlUB We are specialists in il.ee lines. HUME & CAMPBELLi laiA Lonsdale Avenuo rililTUI.IHl'lllTl CARBUH .Studio ovor Dank B. N. k. I.omdalt aud Esnluaadt iuiuhv E. LAURIN lli.T, Class Indies' and Ueuta' Tniluriii" llcpairiiig ami Alleratiotis. Cleaning nnd Dyeing iu all ils branches. All Work guaranteed. Ill First Btreet West. I'lione 107 NOBTH VANOOUVEB TAILOBINQ (X l.niu 1 Ladiea' and tl cuts' Cleaning, Prosaiug and Repairing a Spoclalty iao Second Btrttt East NORTH VANCOUVBB, B. 0. - ,, TINSMITHS J. DUNCAN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDEB Plana Executed : : Estimates Given it nli" aud Mill Boad l.ynn Valley. B. 0. Plans und K-i mini us furnished froo. jJttpaitiiip, remodeling, els., promptly' lilli'lldcd lo J. W. BAKER BUILDING OONTBAOTOB Lynn Valley, B. C. Alls" Iiolnl near Weslovcr. I'. II, Uoi :'", Lynn Creek, It. (.'. N.V. Tinning & Sheet Metal Works Flnt Btreet Eut of Lousdale Lowest prices and best work guarau Iced on tinning and sheet metal work. SAW FILEB AND OBINDEB All kinds of saws tiled and sel uu the shortest notice. I urn tin>■.■■• 1 . knives, hedge shears and scissors sharpened All work guaranteed, moderate prices. D. DOWIE VUU Lonsdale Aveuue Pboue ho W. MELD LYNN VALLEY TEMPERANCE HO TEL, NOBTH VANOOUVEB On llic car line. Hourdiig, meals good ai'i'ominiiduliiiti for working men. Contractors' men hoarded. Ily. Eusl mil, Proprietor. :.. Jtlilnct Maker and Carpenter Will uiiilcrtiikc nil kinds of wood work, repairs, etc. Finn III Bli cd and Bnthcrlaiid Avenuo P. 0. Box aotlli MIHTll VANCOUVBB Is your Watch slopping ur keep 1: irregolar timet Jf so, see A. J. HOOD Pioneer Jeweller, 69 Lousdale Avenue It will pay you to put a card in this column 7 Road Required to Zinc Mines Continued from page 1 "Qllinc west side J tbli the1!lode" solid as alsu uu the eust I liud t|lO metal much purer. "1 am confident tlio annoxoil live assays nwde by we fully represent the crevice ilmttoi pf the hide ut its present ,l""T"|'iii"in uiul iiTi,uiu that the mini) Is a valuable ouo. "itulh sides at the ininu are exposed and mineral pockets of Ihis sume oro aru lo lie fouml several hundred fuel in Ihree directions from tlio tnujn mine, ami mineral uh,'nl,,. ciiii he found nil feel or more in width; the mineral "somu iif it the'richest found in lhe wurlil"; Is found here iu wide alreiihs and in lurge "chunks" which no doubt will lie concentrated into ore l.tiily wben considerable depth in reached. "I made three ussays from this strayed mutter, nol the best specimens, I could get, but thut properly repre BOnt* the crevice mutter of Ihc present developments trail found Ihem nil lu ruiiOrtn i'iiiu iu pitying iniaiitities, traces (of copper, liti| nut enuugh to inake l|ie)ore rebellious for smelting pur poses. "I regurd this 111 lue us very likely In become une of lhe richesl mines in liritish Columbia, "It is hard lo place a specific vulue on a properly wiih so little develop incut, uml yel if it were my, pruperty I should hardly be willing lu sell with nut further development, yel I inn safely say the properly is worth Fitly l'l,,.:■ -11,. 1 Pounds us it stands. "There is 11 line sile Inr 11 smeller, us also for a mining ciiinp, woud uud water iu uliuiiiltiticc. "A good ruti'l i-nulil be made within nine miles from Moodyville I'ur say * 15,11110. "I would advise Ihc rum I liuill al once, since without a mad il is very ilifiieult to roach the mine owing in the masses of fallen limber nnd luxur inni undergrowth. "I shuuhl further advise Biiilting a shaft neur the wesl etfil of the exIell sion and say almul nil feel iu depth, Ilieii tunnel ensl with side tunnels. "I wuuhl smell lhe ore, using borax, , lbs. Iii lhe Ion of ore for fluxing, which will keep the /.ine below the Iron and abovo the nickel ami lend, thereby enabling you to lup the aluiust pure line, "I will finally'Uny Ihul I hnve never written a reporl Ihul hus given tin' su much genuine salts/action on accuunl of lhe enormity ul' the property re ported on." Mr. Kniniens un Tuesday plainly showed lo his visitors lhe many wuys in whieh he and llie six men employ ed at the camp are handicapped by lack of n.'ii'|"'iratiii 11 facilities. Mr. Kinntens has personally been stuliuu ed at the mines I'ur eleven mouths, uud al certain periods during lhe winter the matter of gelling up loud supplies was a proposition iu itself. It wus ulsu a long liud difficult businujoi gelling Ihe diamond drill on In III" seen" of the workings. Mindful of lhe pitiful ig nnratice of certain of his guests Mr. Kiiimeiis explained briefly lbe procesj of .uiiierlinn Ihc ore inlo uiurkelulde tine The crude ore is lirst crushed and llic zinc blend separated frum the waste by water, The sulphur is then driven olf by healing the blend, lio remaining product being pul into 11 retort with charcoal uml uguin healed The metallic line Ibeu conies uwuy in the form uf vapour when 11 process ol condensation is gone through nnd llm line becomes material and of commit iiul value. Tuesday's cxpcdiliuiiMils each lefl Ihc J SPECIAL v>/\sjrl THIfl DDirrwEEK Are,tbo right kind of things whon tbey stll tbo goods. It Is tbt facta tbout tbo • i:ty of our good* in tbo way of FUBNIITUBE, CARPETB and CROCKERY, and tho facta about tbt low prices and tbe special prices ou those goods Mini win favor among our customers. Hero aro somo fact* for you to profit hy: CHILDREN 'B PUSH CARTS, ipeclal prlct UM A luge shipment Juat received. All the rtgt MEAT SAFES !*. ...ftM MEAT SAFES, large tlxe ..'.. UM ROYAL OAK DBE8SBBS, witb bevelled plate mirror,'. HM 1 IRON BEDSTEAD 1 WOVEN WISE SPBINO I COTTON TOP MATTBEB8 Complete fok$7.60 MATTINO MATS, 8*8...80c MATTINO MATS, 3x«...10c SEA 0BAS8 CHAIRS, a limited uumber only, I8.B0 In our Crockery Department TUMBLERS, per dos No CUPS and SAUCERS por ,60c THE HOME FURNISHERS 128 Lonsdale Ave. Phone ,M North Vancouver mines wjth specimens pf ore chipped off liy ilr. Emiueu'e export hammer. Like most milling i||U|i, whose iipinions are worth any *ccoont, neither Mr. McLecfd nor Mr- FejiHieretopchaugh could 00 coaxed into pronouncements uf opinion. Mr. McLcod however, committed lum: 'II tQ tlte "-T "III uf I'lTIKIlT. ing that the slue wus most assuredly there, un.l there were indications pf Very considerable depth, iiuuliil" tlm local Board of .Trade will feel perfectly justified in sup porting tlie reipiest thut tuts alromly been forwarded to the proper aotltori ties for a foad lo Ihcso mines, considering firstly Ihut expert opinion is lo lhe effect that thero ure few if uny engineering i,...,ciiltics to be ovcrcumo, and secondly lhal the mme. indisputably show signs uf justifying to the full lhe eiilliuslislie report of ('buries \ iclnr Iluring twenty two years agu ,im| becoming an asset Iif inestimable iiiluc lo Ihc nuiiii shore. Tenders May be Called Next Week For Fourth Ferry EXTENSION TO WEST VANCpU- VERS WHARF COMPLETED Al a regular meeliug of the ferry directorate yesterday, presided over by Mayor McNeish, Mr. VV. L. lloull, in purs, puce uf arrangements made last week, Mr. Heaven, locul iiiunuger of the Hunk of Hamilton, wus interviewed regard to Ihe temporary .financing ol the delayed construction Of Kerry No. 4. Mr. lloull believed Ihut suits factory arrangements would be made whereby the hunk will furnish the money lo meet the immediate expenses in connection wilh the work, and until mutters relating In the city's bonds have been satisfactorily adjusted, Mr, lleuum was now lo put thc mailer be lore Mr. Ilmlinn, munugcr of Mm Vuu cuuver branch, uud, if he uppruves, the bunk solicitors uml the ferry solic ilor will immediately draw up the ue ecssnry papers lu be.forwarded tn head ipjiirtcrs. Mr. Heiiicu believed thnt, this beiug doue, 11 favorable reply by wire might be received us curly us Wednesday next; in the event uf which lenders for the construction of the Imui may lm called for at lhe ferry hoard's meeting next Tliursduy. In response tu 11 rcijUest from the commit lee iu charge uf the events un Lynn Vulley Ihiy, the liunrd agreed lu lune lhe boats decorated in Itoitur uf that occasion. The munugcr, Mr, T M. Heard, re lmii ml thai on Bunday lusl Ihc Kerry No. -T struck sonic drift wood oud broke oh* purl uf tlie Idu,le of lllc furward propeller. The manager ulsu stulcd Ihul Ihe itistulloliuii ui llm new purl l.mler for Kerry No. 2 was ncuriug completion, and ulso the extensiou uf Ihc wharf'for the accuininodatiou ul lhe Weal Vancouver ferry was nuw completed nnd the erectiou ul' the ud dllluli lu lhe lmii.ling would now In' proceeded with. Western Dominion Land & In vest ment Co., Limited Wilh whillS ll iminjiniut. tl Bevao, Gore & Eliot, Limited Hiuii'li: 07 Lunsdule Avenue, opposite I'osl Ollice, North Vumouver. Agreements fur Hale discounted. ■ Fire Insurance Representing l.ynu I'reek Zinc Mines Limited 1 bared lot ou Keith road ttxlil be I ween Moody tveppe and Houie inii i'l.'lliil I ,T lush, buluiue II, 111 un.r i«. About mi acres with 1,199 feel waler front in West Vancouver, ripe for subdividing. I'rice liltm^DU, terms to arrange. Ijirge selection in I), L. 055, the best purl of Weil Vaneouver. Tent Tea Rooms Capilano SALE BY AUCTION - FRIDAY. SEPT (I (1 tm.) of ontire content* of above, comprising Tent (14x21) wltb hoard loor, 3 ft. wall* and verandah, large stock of fine Japanese China tea eats, Ic* Cream and cako dishes, two doien Japanese Bamboo Tablos, nearly new, aoveral dosen Chain, Ice Cream freeter, servers, show cases, counters, 3 burner gate1 Una tlove tpd boiler, cigars, syrups, ttc. Also household furniture of I roomed aback comprising btd* mi bedding, good linoleum, cooking uun- slls, ttove, scale*, otc. Rice Uh Tunnel May Be Finiihed in Five WatfTtar 19 Fe*t » D«y Present BaU of »> Vnt At the I'leueni rate of progress the nice Lake touuul will be *n accom- 'lislied fact iu about live week':, time, according to the city waterworks sup eriiiteudeiit, Mr. Ueurge (Irunt. T||eru HOW only remains 431 feet to lie driven, when a puiut will be reached near Mice Lake wbere lite drain pipe will he sunk. The gang, under Mr, Miller, hus been working at tho rute of 12 feel a day fur the last seven days, ami indications point to a coiitiiiuutiott of this rale. Under adverse cundiliuits pru, grcss is ulso beiug mude on the trench iinni lhe site uf the city iuliil," In llio: Lake. Already u considerable length' GEO. McCUAIG, Awtim* Of the IB-Inch water pipe has bpen laid. It is uxpcck'il Ihul the settling tank udjiii'iint to llie uew intake will be completed I min v. tin Mr. Miiinl's figuring, Iticu Lake, all being well, will lie drained uut by November Wl): St. Thomas' Boarding and Day School forjfiirh STAFF OF SIX TRAINED TEACHERS Uutil nuw buildings are completed —after tlie lilirislmus hulidaya—the cluss Ilooms will be in lhe first huuse uii bjueen's Huad Wesl, Nortli Lone- dule, llesiilence 1st liouse, HI. .lames' lioud wesl, North Lonsilule. Term bo- gins Tuesday, September Ilrd. Appli ciiliuus fur admission sunt to Tim Principal, Hox lllllll, North Vun,miner. Hll TO BE LET ON LEASE Rooming House or Offices On tbe Upper Floor of tbo KNIGHT BLOCK, Esplanade West NINE ROOMS Wide Entrance and woll lighted Hallway For particulars apply to London & British North America Company, Limited (Mahon, McFarland k Procter, Ltd.) 1113 Peudor Streot West (Phono Seymour 6ii6, Reutal Department) We Are Selling Lots in D.L. 613, immediately north of D.L. 204, at prices Irom $650 lo $775. Terms one-sixth cash, balance spread over Iwo and a hall yeart, wilh no interest. i] Now is the lime to buy, belore railway development. Safety Deposit Boxes lo Kent ' 1 North Shore Locators PHONE 123 32 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER COAL & SUPPLY CO., LTD. DEAI.EBS IN Coal, Brick, Lime, Gravel, Sand, Plaster, Cement, Lath, Sewer Pipes, and General Builders' Supplies Office: 56 Lonidale Avenue. Phone 198 Wharf: Foot of St. Georgei'i Avenue. Phone 178 Piano Sale To reduce (lock to make room lor new goodi. We are selling a number oi relumed from rent pianos at great reductions in pficc. All these instruments arc in perfect condition, and equal to new. YOU CAN SAVE 30 PER CENT. by buying during the tale, which terminates on September 7th. Terms of $20 cash, and $10 a month if desired. -= The Warburnitz Piano Howe, Ltd. 443 LONSPALE AVE.—y.'**.'** PHONE M " * '■ ■ . I ffft. f^rtximmK* ^W|> I n V Items ol lntereit Mr. W. B. Wbealer is moving to 949 tilth street east. Mr. V. S. Howard is taking up rest dence at 518 13tb street east. Mr W. Q. Dudgeon bas taken » suite ot rooms iu tbo Dun rave block, Mrs. j, y. Fugle* of 1st street east, ycslcrilay entertainer.' Mr. Jenkins ami Mrs. W. Turner of Oo»l Harbor. Oet tagged, Saturday, Sept. 7th uud help secure a nm,"' of tbe Victorian Order for tbe Nortb Shore, Mrs. Ronald Macleotl will receive Iter friends un Wednesday afternoon licit, Hept tth. '^ Mr. ami Mrs. A. Iv Waghorne of Lynn Valloy, accompanied by Miss In. ksnii aud Mr. Hall (Mrs. Wagliorne's fullier), are holidaying in Victoria this week.. ' Dr. Hteacy, elder brother of Mr. A. H. bteacy, ia lying seriously ill at the home of hia niece, Mrs. Dr. Martin, to whom he came recently on a visit from the Kast. The case agaiust Charlie Llmm, charg ed with uperating an opium joint in Ihis cily was agaiu adjourned on Wed ncsilay moruiug until Tuesday neat. Magistrate Huggles ruled to this effect niui lamli in view of the fact that the accused at the eleventh hour wish ud to muke other urraugemouts for his defence. ;' On Weduesdty morning tt tk* cl«jr bill tbe c»se of 9n. Agnes fitama and Mis* Ali«« 0"»»i mttpi fW» operating t dlsordtrly bom*, W*» ttAltA for bearing before Mtgistml. BuggUt Tbe sccused failed lo tppe*r (ltd bail approximating »15t'» wtt forfeittJ. Mrt, Browu was in tht Turkish bttk busiuett ou tbe Btpl*n»d*. A football practice of tk* Nortk Vancuuver senior amateur football club will be belli in recreation park oa Sal urdaj' at 1 o'clock. All interested please be on kaad at then it ally tw* more weeks before tb* ttaieij start* ami there art still * few players iceJeI to make tbe full learn. Inltailitg play ers who cannot attend pleasn addraae The HecorUry, P. 0. Bo* SOW. At the city kail on Wednesday morn ing A. Winching, t cimptr w Kaplan inle, was lined UM and costs for tp prupritting water fron a Up oi Et pluuade. The accused ttaUil tkat ke bad received permission from thiowi ers of the ttp, but Magistrate Buggies pointed out Ihtl the wtler btloaged to the city auil therefore the cily wtt entitled to receive ptyjneol from every oue wishing to use wtler. '^' Mr. mil Mrs. Mturice A. Phelps art taking up residence ou ilh street east. rs. Phelps intends giving vocal let sons at her residence. Aa Midline Alice Linde situ had the pleasure of tiagiag by command twice before Ibe Duk: ii I'uiiuuught in Dublin, wben ke wit commander uf Ibe furcet in Ireland Mrs. Phelps tlso loured tke .aim. stales with Madame Cottello't choir. NORTH LONSDALE You can buy a fin-foot lot on Osborne Botd, l'/t blocki tttt of Lonsdalo Avenot, for 1800.00, on ttrmi of ont quarUr cub, aad tha balance ever 18 months. STREET CAR INDICATOR CO., LTD. Enquire tbout tbis while Oue Dollar Biuret trt tilling for Fifty Ceut*. OALL or WSITB for Prospectui. HOOD & SOUTAR 213 LONBDALB AVENUE Phont 462 P 0. Boi iMn The Monarch Malleable Range Everybody knows (lie Monarch. II you intend purchasing a Rgnge this fall, it will pay you to investigate the Monarch, ll cosls less, lasts longer and burns less coal or wood lhan any olher malleable range sold in Norlh Vancouver. Patterson & Goldie HARDWARE Phone 66 105-7 Esplanade West If you want to succeed in business ob the North Shore, ADVERTISE in the "Express" Cardinall & MacGregor Art returning to ttulr old premUtt, 101 Etplmadt But, whirs Uuy will ctrry on Bul Ettati tud Plaucltl butlnett u hetetetete. CARDINALL & MacGREGOR 102 BSPLANADB an v o. in tn A999W tC* MMTUH BMPIBS BOMB WHTBAMOI of Branch Victorian Order of Nurses pmt Tlif WnX BB TA0 DAT A meeting uf Nortb Viucouver It- dies look plact tkit week for tbe purpoie of furthering natters cuuuectetl ■ilk lk« proposed eslililiibuient at I north tkor* branch of tbe Victoriiu Order of Nurses. It in* decided that tone decisive istp ikovlo) be ttken to Lriaar tk* propottl liefore tke public Md to lut end il was arranged tbat Stplemlier 7tk should lie a tag ilay to rait* fuuds for devotion to tkt initial oulltjr. II ii felt tbtt tb* people uf Ikt Nortk Bbort arc tlretdy sufficient- I, lequliltlil witk tke eieellenl work of tbt order to rttpoud generously tu lu tppnl of ihia kind. 1 1 mt 1 Picnic on Monday line you sorared your tickets yett if aot, do so il ouce. Ouly two dayB more btfort tk* Bt. Andrew't tnd Ctiedoaitii Society '■ Picnic ou Monday. A iplttdid program hit been arranged aid t most eujoytbte dty it assured tt tbt picnic grounU it Hollyburn. Delegates Left Yeiterday WILL SEEK CANCELLATION OF UOVEHNMENT'B BEVI8I0N ABY BIUHT8 TO CKOWN UBANTBD LANDS Yrtltrdty t big delegttiou ol Nnrlh Viucouver tad Vtncouver citizeot de I in. -I for Victorit for Ibe pur|iu>c of itttiviewitg Premier M, Itride iu tela tiou to tbe government't attitude rt spetliag ilt revtrsiantry rights lo rer Hit liud. iu Ihe diitrict of North Vm couvtr. It it eipected tint tbe inter vitw wilb Ibe Premier would tike pin i- tkii moruiag it tboul noon Tkt deltgtles, most of Ibeiu will prrsoully beueft by Ibe riucellitiou of tbt goverumeut's rights, claim uu auimously tbat Ibey bive suffered un just Irtltmtnl tl Ibe goveruuieul', buds through 1 uou settlement of tbe u.att. i in t prompt tud fiir wty. Iliny tens of Ittd trt being held up tud buildiug operations eubaraised is 1 rnnlt of the govt rumen!'. tpttby. Tbe oatttlioi it lo be made iu tbe most detcraiud ftttiea tbtt t goveruuieul bit uo feasible right to twtit Ibe do u'lupiurui tud improvement of t dis trict ltd ii.ui -i.|, iu tud .Iuuu re ■■•■ I.-,, nary iiul,i. to Ibe detrimeul uf .ciilir. wbo kite ill *loug been iu ignorance of tucb rights. Not only those inliuitlrli iffcclc.l but |iracticil ly all ou Iht North Shore trr twiiliug ilh lulrrral tbt result uf tbe dele gllioa Wedminiler Fair Specials lin lllll. Iiuiu tre one of lbe big fttt problem of tbe committee iu charge of lha Previuciil Kihibitiou at New W, -111,111.1. r oo Oct 16 wbicb tbey hut lo tact. Tbeir selection is Ibe luull of • grctt deal uf study tnd Ihr subaissiot by promoters of hun drtdt al iileiwt stylet af ids, tud til it til it metis one of Ibt biggest tasks of Ikr uiuigrmrnl of t successful fiir. Tkit yetr, iu addition to plan nig auay uew itlrai-lient in tbe liur ef txbibilt, iitrs, sport., sociil tmuw ■nil ltd mutir, tbt mtntgtueul kttt sfturcl wkirb is considered by- ill who koow Ihtm, the beit avail tblc Itlcnl. Amoug thoae who ire lo M^^^VWO^^^WMMJ^^V, appear there tbit yetr »rt: Fiyt Etst ludiiii elephant*, be Boy * P»ut- Isbikiwt Japs, Box Comedy Cireut, Iitaniat Troupe ami tbe Lavileo trnupe who »re niaA the world pvir tb* pro- utier attractions ib th* vaudeville aud tbettrictl world. No expenses have been spared to give the patrons tbt best there is, ami there is no doubt tbtt these sets wlfielh will be absolutely free to all who attend, Will create a great deal uf favorable comment aud redound to the credit of the committee in charge. $1350 Damages to John Cassidy Dtmtges |« the extent of $1,391) for iujuries received in uu autumoblle *c cidtnt were awarded to Mr. John Has ■iily of Bewicke avenue by Dr. Jus tice Murphy on Wednesday afternoon as the result of an action brought by Ur. Untidy against Mr. A. ti. Bit lings, btr. t'assidy's cart ami burse had beeu injured through being ruu iuto by the autoutubile, the result of which caused tbe breikitig of one of tbe pliiutilf's legs, thus uecessiltting large expeudilure tu the plaintiff in doctor's bills ami loss of time. lu the • origiual actlou tried iu th t*rly p»rt of tbo year, Mr. Justice Murphy dismissed Ihe action against Mr. Hillings, lln,ling tbat tbe accident waa due tu Mr. t'assidy's negligence Tbe aetien was tbeu taken to tbi court of appeal and the decision was re versed and sent back for damages to be assessed. Mr. 1,. U. MePbillips ap peared for lltaaiily and Mr. Douglai Armour for Mr. Billings tbe defendant Injured in Runaway A iinni uamcil ium met witb a paiu ful accident while 'lining a gravel ctrt uu Tuesiliy ifternuon. When com iug down Lousiltle aveuue uear 21th slreet he dropped oue ef his lines and wben he was steppiug outo tbe pole of the wagon tu secure it the team took fright aud bulled, thinning Uray beneath the cart, the wheels of which pasted over his abdomen. There were only a few people about al the time, in,hiding a cai driver aud conductor who immediately leudered assistance, placing (Jrey iu tbeir car and rushing him tu tbe city where medical tid wis obltiucil. The victim of tbe tccideol wis liken lo lhe Norlh Viucouver boipittl wbere it wu found thll he wis suffering from uo serious internal injuries but sonic bad bruises aboul tbe body as well as a scalp wound. Tbe boises came lo a slop a short dis lance further ou. S.P.C.A. For North Shore The Society for tbe Prevent ion ol Cruelty to Dumb Animal* is keeuly an xious Ibal Ibe dumb creatures of ibis city shuuld be ts well protected as Ibuse tcross the Inlel. Up to the pre s«ut the organisation iu Vancouver bas kept a watchful eye ou the Nortn Shure. This, however, is proving iu ■ utli. i, nt. i" rapidly has Ihis city ami district grown of late. The society is now wishful lo appoint au ollicer tn look after ils work exclusively iu N Vancouver. Por this purpose fumlsarc Kquired aud since tbe society s admil able work is well ami widely kuowu Ihc needful will doubtless be quickly forth comiug. Arrangements bave beeu made whereby subscriptions from vol uiiuii , "ntul,mui, will be glully re ceived ll Ibe Express office iud will be tiiuilcd ovtr by the caslner to the society's secretary treisurer. NEW STYLES IN FOOTWEAR Our lull slack is otiitinf daily, and me ad/ pou fo pup ui a kisif end leek tbem ottt. Wt con suit lhe moil follicular, in dpi*, price md quality. Wt Intt usual tables in eut slait filled nilh BEAL BAHC.AINS in Lem Cuti, Summer Shoes and broken lols ef hutiti sheet suilehlt fat Fall wtar. All this uason't good,) A mill pip ptu le leak Ihtm tttt. Wt hate 10 diluent maktt ef kttn's Walking Baal,, Item $1.95 le $10.00, le stltct Irom, in 6-inch taps to 20 incites,' ail (uui unlet J solid Throughout. i ii . i'i : T NOTE THE HAMl ■ WOOD & SON » '' Late Wooo-PAtce Shoe Co. P.O. tll» FIRST STREET EAST Td. 393 ■Tm SH£RWINWlLLIAMS PAIHTS FOR ALL KINDS OF GOOD PAINTING NOW THAT THE ROUGH WORK ON THE HOUSE IS FINISHED MAKE A OOOD SHOWING BY USING THE BEST PAINT AND WITH LITTLE EXPENSE YOU WILL GET- BETTER RESULTS WITH S. & W. THAN WITH OTHER MAKES. SOLD ONLY BY paine & McMillan Wholesale and Retail Hardware Phone 12. FIRST STREET AND LONSDALE 1 •V k 1 Job Printing at the "Expreu" ' Don't Take Chances! W r- Busmen mui iud business bouses ar* muaily Judged by tbt priutedfuat- Ur Uuy uud out. Ota you ilord to take chance* wltb -om piloting wheu good work 111 this Uut cottt llttlt, If my, more. We Do Good Work NORTH BHOHE PBB88 LIMITED Flnt Street Eut, North Vancouvor H Ejm* Salt 75c Zainbuk 35c Allenbury's Food 85c Allenbury's Food, Nb. 3 ;&5/c t PinkPaU 34c Peroxide, per Ib 65c ' ni ii in a Soap 25c Baby'* Own Soap 3 for 25c Anti-Colic Nipple* , 5c each Abaoibent Cotton 35c lb. We have constantly in stock a complete dock of Bed Paw, Douche Paw. Hot Water Bottle*, Irrigator*, Elastic Hotiery, Abdominal Belli, Batteries, Electric Belu, Tru»*e*, and, in fact, everything in the (ick room line not usually stocked by smaller drug stores. Phone 311 and your order wilW* rushed to any part of the city. '' . ^ ♦ K orth Shore Drug Co. P. S. THOMAS, Phm. 0. Druggist, 116 Esplanade W«t I < —
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Title | The Express |
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Date Issued | 1912-08-30 |
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