It X f Volume 10 NpwVmjouvbb, B.O., Fjijpay, Fpbpahv 10, 19U Police Commissioners Tlm regular tin-ill iiiit of the police cimmiasioiiurs win hold yoiterday mornll'il wilh Mayor MoNeiih in (he chair and Oomminionori Hendownn and .Iiickiiin present. Th* police report for the monlh ol .lunuury wuti lubmitted aa lollowi I i'iiiii|ilniniH 2), reporti from ronila- blcs 83, impiosti I, plaoei ol hiuiu.il lound open after boura VI, tirliclua re- portad hut 9, articles found 1, warrant! executed 9, Arei attended l.i 3, tick periom attonded to i, mt|uir'.t's Inr perioni A, lummomioi 'J. lar cony reporti 9. The Ohio! reported that ho had engaged two now mon, making the lores leven men, (1. Prime wai raised lo lhi rank ol patrolman and a imw man, Shannon, wai appointed rrnuler and poundkeepor. The olher m-w man wai Percy Oravea. Tbe polico roport while showing an inoreaied number ol lurcony repa .1 l.i, waa really iniignificant in tho vului ol gpodi itolen, Out ol the Ifi |iwllp' court caaei 13 were nil'iriril by liquor. The Chiol reported that there were 4 interdiction! in tho city at proniint. Tbe poundkeoper'i roport Inr the lame poriod wai road. Both tipotli wen adopted. k lettor wai read Irom Cuiistnblc Prima explaining why lhe wutorworki loreman or engineer were not upprnis- wl ol an imminont danger to tho wuler main in Lynn Valloy loivnlly through a itroam ol wulor flowing ovar Iho pipe. Thi. daiigor wiih repotted hy II. ('. Klactric Carotuker 11. Urorolon. J Prime waa notified ubout 11 o clock at night but Ihough lie mude lovoral attnnpli he wai tumble lo get into phone communication with eilher of lh| oRiciali. Tlie danger, however, puiicd ovor harmlwily. Tbe chief wan iinlriicti.il to impreii upon hii force the imporlunce of al leading lo those nporta immediately npon their receipt. A reiolutiott win moved by Com miuionar Ilmidi'mon uud icconilnl by Com. .1 ui-kiioii railing Cuniluble Slew art lo Iho rnnk ul sergeant. The Chiel reported Ihul bo had bean iippiiinia-il lomporary building inapcel or by the council but on account ol hii own dutici could nol Inllil tbe now appointment in a proper manner. Th. muyor iaid it win tho intention ol the council lo appoint u building nnd plumbing inipeclor at onco. Tho citiniatci lor lull wero considered and pulled ol lollowi : Salariei 87680, unilormi $430, con- •tables' bod. I'in, typewriter 8126, On- ineiii till, patrol boxen H-'tnn, prlion- •'i»' clolhoi tin, priionern' tranlporlu lion t'lti, bourd H'ifin, stationery uin printing IAD, (deplume* iih. norrel •orvice iln. gymnuiiuni tm. The nultilien IlllV,' Ini'll i 11* I i-nna'il in Ilia lollowing manner: Chief, ll'iTipei month, and clolhing allowunco ol Slim month; Sergt. Slowarl, IIIUI. Ciiniiibl.' lllako, IUD; Prime, l--'i . Weii, |W; Graves, 876, and (iuolor and Pniindkei'piT Shannon, 171. \J N.V. CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION ANNI'AL MKKTINU TKANSACTS IMPOKTANT BUSINESS Th. annual mealing ol lhc North Vancouver Coniervolivc Amodulion wu hold Tuoiduy evening in Lanun'i paviiion with a larg. altondunce. Many new punies were oitrotlr.i »ii ;■ whom are leveral who have boon ■trong and prominent workvri in the parly ranki eliowhore. Th. oHicari lor the eniuing year wwe ejected ai lollowi: Honorary pneidenli, Hon. U. L. Hordon and Hon. Hii-loiitl Mi Hnili'; honorury vice- presidents, Hon. ti'. L. Carter-Collon and Gao, H. Cowan, H.P. . president, Han. }{• Morden; vice-preeident, 8. I). SofculU ; aacrelary, Percy King ; lieu- •urer, A. T. Kennedy, mombcri ol In- Call weculiv., the above wilh Mcuri. William McNoi.li, A. 0. Slracey, Vi. 0. Gladwin, al. 11. Paine and 1'). Peon. JUprwenlativea on Kicltinond Conner- vaiive Aaiodation, William McNriib, Um. H. Morden, 0. P. Foreman, Ben Mm Gladwin and Wm. Knowl... A tdagram conveying greeting, wan read from Ilm. H. Cowan, M.P., and lh. aeeretary waa Inatrucled to fond a luitaH. nply. k reaolution witb referenoe to the propoaad raciprooity agreement wni paaaed ah ordered forwarded lo Geo. H. Cowan, M.P, Mr. 0, M. Woodworth waa In attend- acne npreaenling Ihe executive of lhe provincial aaiodation, and ddivorud a ettnng oreelieel eiitta* dealing with tho neconity for and the mel limln ol Ihoroiigh organization. Following Mr. W<wdwor|b'i nddron Mr. William MoNoiib outlincil a i'liiii ol active vyor)t which ||ad beon adopted by the executive and oikod for vol- iintoori lo ttiiiit in currying the plnn. to completion. Thfl nccesne.ry number ol hol pen wai innn auurod. Several muttori of datail were 10- lerred to the executive alter which the mooting adjourned. TO INSTAL CLUSTER LIGHTS The lorry directon have decided lo ropluri! Ihe two gai arc lighti at llie norlh end ol thu lorry wburl with . In ii'i I irli i.■. limilar to those in operation on other parti ol tlie wharl. Thia change will cunlorm wilh the whiilo and complete tho effect ol a moil superior lighted thoroughfare to- ■idci adding to tho attractivcnoiii ol lho wharl. Board of Trade * A goncrul mooting ol the North Vancouver lloiinl of Trade on Tuesday evening lust decided to lend cx-Alder- iii"n Irwin lo Ottawa to reprcaont the intorciti ol tho Hoard in connection with tho upplicution lor a Dominion lubnidy towurdi the conatruction ol the Second Nttrrowi liridgo. Al tho expenses ol tliii delegate will be provided eipiully by (ho cily nntl diitrict councili, the city incorporated in iti reiolution a strong recommendation to the liniiiii ol Trade that it icnd Mr. Irwin. When llio time lor making the appoint mi'iit i'a nn' around at fuel- day'i meeting A. K. Keuly inov.id, necondod by L. ltcda, that Mr. Irwin In- nppoinii'd the deloguto, Alderman Smith moved, leconded by Vi. •). Irwin, thai Mr. Philip be lent. A ballot wai found nocciiury und when lhe count wan mudo up by the presi IB- preieututivei tho remit .bowed 10 votei for Mr. Irwin uml I lur Mi. Philip. Mr. Irwin wui then lormully appointed. In conned ion with thu "burning" queation ol coul on thin aide ol Iliu Inlet, Mr. Kenly niuile uu important un- tiouiiccmenl to the effect thut lie uniler nl noil lliul un u remit ol atrong ia la-t.-i.-uu-i received in Vancouver Inun Premier Mcllridc, Ihore wun u likelihood thai many ol tho Vuneouver coul dealers would'open up brunch l's- i.il'li 1,nn iii a on thii lido of tho Inlet. Further nnd more definite information wan thul Evans, Colcmnn und Evani woro going to open u brunch busi'ies.t ut tho top ol llio hill, ll wui purpoa- oil to bring thoir mpply oi coul over by C.J'.K. on acowi nnd huve lliem lukeu up tho hill on the II. C. Klectric Iracki. There wun u rumor Iimt lurge coul bunkori would noon be cn- labliihcil. Tliii wun in lhc lorm ol un nno iin i, il itatem.nl by Mr. Keuly who could nol make uny definite or officiul •lalemcnli ni to iti corroctneni. At the next rogulur meeting of the Hoard udttrennea will ba given by P.\- Prciidenl Dick and Mr. Barker of the Trunnpoi I ation Bureau, Vancouver. The chairman auid Ihul lhe conljr- once ul lite Joint nitiiticipulilien hud lo be poitponcd on uccount ol lho nmallpo.v through tho Fruier Valloy. Aid. ilenderion and Mr. Irwin, up poinl e<i recently to reprelent tho Hoard of Trade ut Victoria in connection with protecting Iho North Shore niiiii-hIm in lite gruuling ol churtcrn lor iconic ruilwuyi up (irouno Mo<iu- lain, reporlod on Iheir Irip und the ■ l.-i ii iln ol the meeting ol the railway committee when tho bill lor Ihe Cupil po lino wai punned up to lite limine. The Maple Lenl Dancing Club will hold n grand ntuii|Uorode bull in the lli.iiinuliiiinl hall on Tueiday .veiling next. Wiinii-i'n full oitiieiiia from Vancouver will proyid/e tho mpiic. llcfroelimenla will bo scrvod and lule can have been engaged for the occu- lion. Dancing from 9 till X FCNKKAL OF TI|E LATE K0BEBT MollOWKLL The luneral ol the lulo Kobt. McDowell look place from Ilnn on Broi. undertaking purloin, 'imi etroot, yesterday nl I p.m.' to Mountain View cemetery,. Vancouver, whore jnlormout waa made. A tribute to one who wai held in high oiloem by hii (dlow i-iti/enn wai given to dccoaiod by the many Iriondi preaent and Ihe floral of (eringi presented,. All the children were preaent when Iho laat iad rltee were porformod by Rev. ,|. H. Hooper, vicar of St. .John'i church. Tho pall- bearon wero; A. H. Steacey, A at. W. Hay, I). G. Dick and Cepl. I, Kickham, Court of Revision Tb» cjty council, Mayor MoNoiih, Air ili'iiiii'ii lli'iiili'i'iion, Smith, Mi'llne apd lliil sitting mi a court af revjijpn on tlie aaieiament rull yeitlei'dny heard many objection, ngaimt alleged ezoci- livo aiioiimonli for 1011. The principal objoolionl woro raited by tho waterfront owneri, but with the exception of the Lomdulo oitnto and the Nortii Vuneouver Land Co. and ;.iti'ii' minor instancci tho aieena- or'a assessment was anitninnd, Notable amongit tho hitter wai the ap- peiilu of A, Wallaco and II. A. Jones, waterfront owneri. About I wenl y ol tho uppoali out ol a poniiblo total of 'IH or 27 wore diiallowcd. 1). Campbell, owner of lot 33, block Ififi, D. L. 274, complained against tin valuation placed on hii improvement a. It wai reduced by 1200. H. A. I oin ■ appourcd in support til hia appeal against the assessment, of tt-filtil on 100 feet gj watcrlroni ago. The complaint was mado as tlio ns- soasmont wai termed inconiiilcut witli surrounding values and population. It Vnncouvor llio ruto on wotcrfronlngti was ouo-third of North Vancouver's ruto. Waterfront property while being inercnseil by ubout 10 por cent, hus uo improvements compared wilh other property in the city such oa at recta, etc., ho suid. He mentioned lho low ruto in Now Westminster, i'he mayor suid thut river frontnuc could not be compnrcd with tho wolerfronlugo her. Aid. Smith nuiil thnl Norlli Vancou- ver waterfront assessments could nol bo compared willi C.P.R. properties on the waterfront in Vancouver where there seemed to bc some urrnngcmouls aa to a low ruto which could nol lu aucrrttiiued. Portlier lho nnseaamcnls hud to bu mude according lo the idling values. Mr. .Ionian dcclarod Ihul ouo could not allot al to put on improvements at such a ruto of Inxatioji. Il would havo u tendency lo discourage indiia- trioa coming in. Aaaeanor .Loutet auid Ilia duty was lo uaecsa lhe properly on un ei|uilublo basis wilh general cnah idling values tiiia.ii. lioat the cities, Ai regards thc Vancouver waterfront unneinntt'iil Mr. Loutet said lliut for some reason which lie wus unable to Iind out the wutcrfiont properly nlong llic Inlet wus nsnonnctl very low while Pulse Creek 'properly belonging lo individual owners wai unnenncti nl the rule ol fi'iio a lool. He said the Municipal Onuses Aet gave liim power lo usnenn up to lite •■.■!. li value ol lite properly. Altl. Henderson t|uestioned if the ea:.It knockdown value wun much more lliun hull ol lite selling price on lime, lie tiid not know where Ihe bnnis on v.imli to work lho values out wai to begin. It 1 l.l not be itarled Iront the watcrlroni und lhc unnenniuunln in tlic city were, ai compared lo olher dlici, iuch ui to ilm.nii.i indui- Iriea, Could the city in u period of Imnl titni-.'i bring these uaaeaamenls down nnd ut llic sumo time meel nil "I'I I I'.'i I "I l ■' 7 Alil. Mcliuc poinled out ihnt tho council ni'ini! ui a court oi revision could do nothing in lho mnller. il in.i11 ..I nl not v. Iiiii Vancouver's us- scssmonl was Norlh Vuneouver wai governed by lho Municipal Citruses Act which directed Ihnt the msessnicnt lio'ilal be cipinlized ull over the cily. Aid. Dick could not ice witul battel protection the cily would wanl for lhc v.ni.-1 li<.ni uaneasmonls now were a- boul a third of the selling value Tho wal ii Ironl, ho suid, wus helil by men win) could afford it. Mr. .Linen laid llinl lite annesimcnli at the rato thoy woro being raised' would ii|ueozc thom out. Aid. Hctiderion iiiggciled Ihul tliey ji[y tlio latter ovor for Iho purpoio ol making ini|Hin<* ai to valuoi olio- where but it wRf,i,,twi "ul "lul lhe court could not deal' Vth t]'m' h°; cauie thoy wero bound by 'v!0 "U",C1- pol Clauioa Act lo cqualizf'(fc "'' soisnioiiti gonerully in thii diyi'" 'V' Aid. Smith iaid that if c«/,,idM' ation wai to bo given tho wot/""1 owneri tho ownen on Pint ' rc0 ihould bo troatod likowiio. f" ,or Now Wcslminslor having low ifMM*- mcnls hc had bought lomo lund \ °'e lot 11600. Ho wai auoiied Ihe vll0W year al Him. In thet'iame year |^ lold the land (or 13,600. 1 I Aid, Dick ntijnilli.il that the wuleit front ownen had a kick coming ou aa count of not having any improvementi but property there could be len nnl on a basil of 6 por coul. on lho idling value. No better' could be done on 2nd or 3rd sjreol and for thii reason the aaioiimenli wero otjuulizcd from an Intoreit paying bami. Tbo asionmonl wai luitajnod ou motion ol Aid. Smith aud (lick. The sent eoynl waa from, lha Lonn dub! estate ropmentoii by K. H. Hridgemini. 1). _, 'Itih wai Bnt taken up. 'I'lm niiiii'ii.'iiiii'iil hnd boon raised this yeur lroni'200 to HOd per cent. and this "'iilt an account, so he nlli',' ed, tq an irronootii report that the proporty had boon sold to tho G. T. P. Properly will sold that time could not be realized oii now at anything liko the price paid then. There wore I1Q improvement;: and that ni'ii inn ol the city wus out off from the main cily by tho Indiuu roiorvo. In vipw ol this it was decided to roduco the assessment by 16 por cenl. covering the wholo block. Tho wnterfront wnn taken up thon. It wns nsstssod ul 81:1ft n loot while inside lots ubultint; up against tlip wuterlront loll were 8 nim'. lose. Hliu hud heen na im pi'ovomcnti since lust year nutl none wero in.I.ml It WUS being held en block to guard aguinst speculative yp: lm'.. being pm ou it to the ottcotirago- ini'iii of induslrici. Last year's nn Hcssmcnt was 8100 uud it wun argued thut that wus high enough without raising il further thia your, ll wnn resolved to reduce tlio uascsameiit lo Ihu iiuik- ua lust year. An .appeal waa mnde ugiiinnl llic tin-' sessinont in pnrt ol block 561 Mr. Hridgoinun claimed thnt so much ol Ihin block wus taken tip wilh ravines that lho ussossment, rniseil from 80011 lual year lo Hint) per acre this yeur was excessive. Anttessor Loutet suid thnt he hud lukeu in consideration the whole block when in.il.mi' lhe uaaeasiucut untl he ili.'Ui hi his in. a ■ menl wun u luii nverago. It wus resolved lo reduce lhc assessment by 16 per cent. also. W. I Keene objected to the nnnen.i mont on lota 1 to 3, block 78, I). I.. 618 a'l,uiniii! Hint they wore not ut aonned according to nrca untl out ol proportion vvjlh udjoining property, iiie ussessor snitl thut some ol the property hud more street Ironlatio lllain other pieces, i'he property in iptcalion belonged to Sl. .lotni'l church und Mr. Unite nuid Iliey woultl bc willing to dottnlc lot "A" iiliicli hvus u ti i.a 11 goro, to the cily il lhc cottneil woultl open il out into Iiic slieel. The assessment wus insl lined on the iindcrnlfinding lliut Mr. keene put his offer in writing to the council when it ia probable thnl lhe luxca on tlio Iwo oilier loin vvill lie rebuted in conniderutiou of the gill. Mr. A. Wullncc coutplniiied iigaitist the uanenmiionl ol 8^76 per loot on bin wnlerlronlngc. In Vuneouver, Weal- ininnter nutl Vicloriu lhc rules we're much lower und il Ihu cily wished lo encourage indimlricn it should make their usncnanieiils< cipiilnblc witli these plucen where tliey ti .A riiilwny an.l ul! olher accommodations fur commercial purposes. In New Westminster, he suit! thul llic ltoyni Cily mills were usscsscd 880 u fool untl llie Irunull Mills 0i u luiii. lie contended there wns little aililid expense to gtiling bouts up lhc river to thut of entiling ttie harbor here. In Vtincuit.ei Iho N. V. Perry Company paid 8110 for -illl) feel ntnl Evani, Coleman .'tnd Evom Shin lm- llf feet. He wished to be put on un ei|unl fouling witli oilier cities. A coul concern, he nuid, 'wns considering coming to Nortii Vninjim lor. They figured out Ihul Ihey woultl have lo aell 11.'en Ions of coul ut o prolit, not, of 611 cents a ton lieloi Iheir profit! would begin. Thc uaaennmenl wus, however, ms- tniitcd, Mr. Wullucc being lold Ihnt il wai comidored un cipiilnblc asicin- iiu-nl with other values, i'he council, would no doubt move towurds allowing hii conipuny lomo rdiule bul the people hud ulrcudy turned llic pn,- position down. Mr. Wullnco gave nolice thai he would uppcul lo a jutlga, i'he Norlli Vuneouver Lund uml Improvement Company's ushcsmuciiI wun reduced on teveral blocks which wore in tho ravine. (ioo. Vance appoalcd aguinsl lite as soasment on ravine lot. which wei placed at 8260 each, iliey were reduced lo 8200. Fire broke out at the reaidence oi C. W. Pelcri, cor. 16fh ond .lonci Ave Insl livening about 7 o'clock through a dofoclivo eliiiniiey. 'Iiie brigado made a ijuick run lo Iho scene ol trouble and wore succoietul in oxllnguish- ing tbe Heme, before much damage waa done, Tbe loaa will nol exceed 1100. --— Service! at St. Agnei church will again bc held commencing on Sunday, .February I'ilh with holy communion jn thc morning and tho regular even- • ag icrv'ice al 7.30 o'dock. Three pur- ■ 'lies havo been formed including Sl. ,, homai, St, Agnei and St. (lonienti I'hich will be in tiyetti oi Bev. T. I off with Bov. Mr. Hftilam ai ui- tanl priail. DistricMCoimdl A i.peeial inivilne ol tllO ili.'lriel council wus hehl Tuesday evening Tho roove presided und all tho councillors wore (ii-i-.--.-ni. Tho application for boiiuiing Iho Hod Fir Lumber Co. to opernton cur lorvico botweon the North Slmro and Vancouver wus laid bolore thc uieeting. Spcnking in favor ol Ibe proposition in answer to Coup. Loutet's ipieslluit, Ctuui. Wurd suid it. would benefit llu. North Shore to the extent ol encouraging industries to this sitlo of the Inlet if thoy wero sure thnl uccomiiioda- inm. in the wuy ol a cur servicewurr pi ■ av iila.l. Thin woultl Iie tint ctinc until the Second Nurriivvs bridge wns built when these imluntrics would una at prohuhly cstnhlish porminiently I lieu linving riiilwny coiuniuuicutinns. i'ho reeve snitl Ihul llic C, P. K. should agree lo pruviile binding Itictl- ilien at any ol Iheir slips on Ijio Vuneouver side. The cur forfy company should also ugrcu to cull ut any point nlong tho North Sliuro, in tho hurbor Coun. Wnnl usnurctl thnt lhc com puny would undertake to cull ut uny point between Ihu Firit Narrow! nmi Deep Cove. Coun. Lawson hehl oul in his con teiilion lliut HiilKliuin sliould bc in eluded in the points of cull on the Nurth side. Coun. Wnrd tliuttgltl thin could be cosily arranged ior a consideration. lt wus suggested thnl lho dty cuuncil liaaailal bc nppi.'in hid in respect to acquiring u .ei.mt towurds this project. This wus pul in .he I«"i in ul a motion und llic reeve und Coun. Wurd were tippoinlcd a commii- too to interview litem respecting l.'on- tisiug u freight cur ferry comti'iiiy. Correspondence wui read: Prom Messrs. Taylor und Hull unking 'wlnlt the prospects were lor getting na.oh. io lute 111 uud 14, block 7, II. I.. 017. In u Inin cnmiiitiiiicn- lion thoy advised Ihul il wus thoir intention lu luiiiii us anon un fnciliticn lo get in malorial were provided, ll wua referred to the engineer to report. Prom the lla.-il Fir Lumber Company a l.m wlmt the council wns proposing lo do regarding iiirnisliing litem with wuler for thoir mill ul Hoche'n Puint. ihey expected lu huve Iheir main mill completed |,y llie lilth ol February und they were under penally to have thu mill In operation by llie Inl of Hay. Coun. Ward urged llml Immediate nlepn bc Inken to comply with the re aptenl front itn important uu indiinlrv us litis une. Ile snid Ihere wui one it ream flowing inlo Deep Cove and twu I In i nigh Woodbinds Irom which wuler could hc obtained. The engineer wun instructed lo reporl without delay on the matter ol wnler supply in this section of tbo 'diatrict. From the necrctury ol the Anli-iu lii-n iilo.-u: Society acknowledging tc ceipl aai council's annual mbaciiption ul afAO to the aocicly. Prom .1. Moore aluling that he hnd power ul attorney to negotiate n deal wilh lhc district for the diaponul of n slrip of lund for school purpoaei in lot C, block 3, D. L. 784, King sl root, The council being in direct com- municulioii .will) tho owner, W. S. Hugo, the clerk was directed lo advise Mr. Moure accordingly. Prom Di. Pugun, enclosing regulation in connection with enforcing tbo compulsory vucciltatioii. t'opiei of the Acl were cndoicd. , Dr. Thompson, Tnedicnl Itcnllh officer suggested thnl all the duclori in the dislriel bc appointed to acl al a eer lain i-linige per head lu th. dislriel iiie diargc nuggoslod wus hn renin Time and place will In- left wilh lho Homd of llenllh commillee to arrange. From tieo Morgan, upplying lor position ol timekeeper for tho diitricl Ihii yeur. Keforrcd lo lhe Board ol Worka. Tho engineei' reported Ihal the coil ol ■"ii inn ime a road lo Mr. DuCanc in block i, D L. mi. would bo 81,S00. Thc mailer wai rolcrrcd lo Coundllor llridgeman lo lake up Iho inatlor uf .•nnii i from somo uf the larg. land owners. From) T, W. Walker oiking whnl encouragement th. Coundl would give to a nmnH industry to ealabluh on tbe Nortb Shore. The proposition wai aaid lo bo genuine and wus th. only one of iti*kind Ihii lido of "Winnipeg. The dark wai instructed to .write to Mr. Wulkor inking when he wou|d bo prepared lo meet a committee from lhc council lo detail hii plam. From A. Ei <Vlcr, urging t;oundl lo oppoie any proposition lo construct a ilcam operated iconic raijfway itft \jsyjsAmwg mv is niu. From A. Philip, f\itiM »»«*WF, niliirniiig dicipio ol 81)6 which win it) final nellli'iiieiil ol tb. onieiiornhlp ec- count lor lllll. lie deprecated tht deduction mode on account of ndvertining matt-jr on the onvolopoi. He ulso objected to a doduction ol 116 for office worh 0D "*• rolls which ho ai alienor bad nol mil ll'll i/fil. It wai referred to Coun. Bridgemen lo tako the matter up with Mr. Philip. Ou motion of Coun. Bridgeman and l.nw nun, the Heeve was appointed the district's delegate to Ottawa in connection with the Second Narrowi bridge subsidy application. On Coun. Tbompion'l report it waa roaolved to approve ol H. H. Howall'a application lor a loroihore looie in Weit Capilano on the condition that o ll.'l (anal road allowance be mad.. Tho engineer wai direclod to get into communication witb Slav. Mad- inon, superintendent of the Vnncouvor w nt ei works dcpurlmunt with a view to urruuging to tap tbo Vancouver main on. the Capilano road to aupply Ihe oast Capilano roiidonti ol till districi. NumbeM* BURNABY IN LINERE BRIDGE Bylaw (or Purchase of Sharei Ul be Submittal it Early Date. Burnaby Board ol Trade bold a moat successlul smoking concert laat (Thursdny) evening in celebration "I the first nnniversury of the orgnutia- tion of llio bourd. Tbo lunction way held in tho municipal hall ol llurnuoy district uud wai very largely n- Iciidcd. Amongit tho gueiti wore re- prcseutntives Irom othor Board, ol trade. Mr. Alexander Philip, proei- dent ol Nurlh Vaucouvor Board ol Inide. in a felicitoua speech referred lo lhe goodfclluwihlp existing Iietween the sister municipalities and conveyed ihu llnlnks of Nortli Vancouver lor lho hourly co-operation accorded by Hiiinabv with respect to Second N«r- rows bridge. Mr. Philip lurtlier U- pie aal lite hope that Burnaby would .ninn, a tu irnd a member on Ihe delegation now lieing formed to go to Ollnwa wilh reference to a Dominion subsidy for th. bridge. Beev. Weart und President Wulkcr each cxpiciied himsell us willing to givo lavorabif cuiisidcruliou lo lliis proposal and tha . 11111. > 111 a i - < mem wus dofmilely made lliut u byluw wuuld be submitted ia- itiasliulcly lu the ratepayer! to authorise tho diitricl council to purchaw Il.ui in common witb the other mu- uicipnlitics lor lho purpoio ol bridga construction. :" ' WEDDING BELLS SNOW-THOMPSON, iiic wedding ol Mr. Harold Snow und Miss S. II. Thompson wal quietly celebrated ou Wednesday alternoon of Ibis week, 'fho contracting partie* ure both resident! ol the city. Be*. Mr. Hooper oSiciated and in lhe ab- enee ol ii'lniiva-i Mr. H. C. Wright gavo the bride away. Altar tha cere- intiny a reception wai given at thf lioini' ol Mr. and Mn. Wright, on Lonsdale Ave. IIIHlWiN-MLKHLBAHKB The iiiniiinge was cdebraled in St. I- iliiiuinrti iiuncb on Wcdnoeday morn- iug ol Mr. .1. N. J. Brown, North Vancouver's champion oarsman, and Min Susis MudilbauM, formerly ol i luiliwnek. Hcv. Father Poylavlnol tu mii ■! aiid Iho intiiiy Iriendi present wui evidence of Ih. popularity of Uie young couple. Alter lh. cerwony wu. over the wedding party wait over lo Vancouver where the waddug breakfait wai bdd. PHILIP-FKBflUSON At Tacoma on th. illh init. Aiea- uuder D. Philip, cldeal ion of Alotan- dor Philip, preildont ol the Board Oaf Trade here, to <!aue Ferguson, etdse^ daughter ol William Ftrgueon of Tacoma. I'he happy couple will ipand their honeymoon in Seattle aad Vie HULBEBT-TWAV 4 ipiiel wedding took place in 8». •lohn'. cburoh, Bar. Hooper oftoial- ing, laat Tuesday evening, the principal! bring Mr. Thomas Hulbart of Vancouver and Miss E. May TfM ot Victoria. The l,t\le wei lU.ttdW by her niter, Miu NJna Tway, aad tim bridegroom wai supported by Mr. if, k. ICoponfld. 'fh. brid. was |iv,ap away by Bobt. I. Jowl*. nn tnci. antttAwwwi t-emma___ NEW ARRIVALS IN SPRING WASH GOODS GINGHAMS f Stripes anil Chucks in a large variety of eolora, also plain Sliambrays, all shades, very fine qunlity Wi4 fwt dye, per yard , , ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,••. 16c. PRINTS 32 in Prints, good quality, per ysrd 10c Hest quality English Print, "CmmV ..\i'A »nd 15c. Buttena covered from your own material. All aizea. Singer Sewing machinea and acceaaoriea. Buttericli Patterns «!• J« IVlCrVLiIliiLV^Ei V Keith Work LONSDALE AVENUE Phono 113 Lonidale Hlock COR. lfith and LONriDAI.l! . Phone 163 WHY SUFFER? GET CORED! WE CUHEBY THE LATEST EUROPEAN METHODS^PLYWG THE NEWEST SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES OF MODERN TIMES noiouni MBIMTT YAMOOM rauii X BAY TBEAT- MJaHT FOE OAHCBB and oilier mtilltf- nnnt growth! ailetraui l la 01 ile Mill Ovau Trtatwiut aallll la a Ilia 1. UlO lla..lU aitililiorn caiaa nf till. UUI alll.III. all ttow, nn- ■BY and BLAD- DB» DIHOBBBBS and their eoill|it|eullulta BLOOD DMOBxlBBS (No lllllllal, wliat cuuaud same) Our m'dicines are tliepurest rAUCTFITATIAll EDR Tr liad nunti uM trtei indViLfrtiiifauitdtrei-lk/UnoULlAIIUninUtieatauU nt tlvtn U mummim. Only tn- „„_*?_-.,_, ,,.««»■li<lM- *HeamaalciUeu •libit; usli,g;r.lm3ltlieiapy. — ff YOU CAN'T COME—WUTII ar* it r Icily cmIUmUH. OOME Aim SBB VI, OB IV U»AHLB TO BO SO, WBITB TO» OU» DUO- noils BLABK.. WB ABB OOHSOIBBTIOUS. ABD I» VU U01TV TBIBB WB CAB OUBB YOU, Wfl WILL SAY IO, ABO BO* TAK8 YOOB HOBBY PACIFIC COAST MEDICAL INSTITUTE Ctntf Second Avenue ind WishlnKten Strut PtlviU UttttK I. QUEIT SKATfl.E, WASHINGTON 1 Ul SictmOreiue, Seattle, Wifhla|tea Specials for This Week at Welcome Parlor Store Taa, Bruid'o Ceylon ide II). Cofleo, ronBtcd or ground lo order !fllc II). aCheuae, Canada Cream lij' II). Com, I'-.ni autl Cream pn can Hie Tomatoes und I'eua, largo lira i'*W (-. IH' Oloaa orCoin Starch, I Hi, pii. ...Ac lla-ini/ Porl and Henna, j •. mn „.l3|c Phien|i|ilo in largo tin ..., Ilk Imported nnd local .lumi, . ■la-Ilia B, |,i'l jar I'l a I), k C. ilollud dati, a aad Vie ltoyal .Standard Klour, 49 lh. Sack , 11.75 Eggo (every egg gitarattUad) par down Mc Butter, Star Creamery, I Mb. Box U.m Maple Syrup in ft lh. Tina Mc Wily Whllo Byrup, 10-11), tla sty Ballini, l'lloioi-!lWi<l, 3 pallia Wc Sugar, B. C. but, par aark 11.00 Apph*, cooling, por boi II 3D llananiia par dm 3k Orange*, iwoat Navili 10 for 10c Hgi, Sal New dried 4 lbi 'Ite fltoney in comb 30c Craam Soda Iliacuita par Ib lOo tfold Cent Urd'lO-lb. pail I1.H0 Freah avary day- Kill, Cream, Buttermilk, Braad, Cakes, Pica. Vegetable aa lattuoe, cauliflower, cabbage, carrot, turnip at lowoit [ • standard prion, Local nm laid aggi, ite pat iot. King mp Tel, 1% and we will quota prism pp. Hwillli Heme ah Bacon ate, tTpapew* given Irn ot every ISA) ohm fo got a diance on rsaidmtial loi In Port Asgiiw. WHEN you want Bread, Scones, Oatcakes and general Confectionery equal to HOME-MADE TRY THE— SCOTCH BAKERY 135 Lonsdale Ave (Neil door to Everybody'! Shoe Store) PIPE BAND FOB NOBfH VANCOUVKR Arrangenwnti are about oomplete lor tha organliatlon ol a pip* bind tot thia oity. Whlla boing a dtetlnot body (mm the prtwant, bnwi H will he an uddm! ntt motion in tha parka. Th» «"» hh Will ba named tha St, Andrew'* and Palatini!- Inn Pijwra Band and will In under tha direction o| Piper Malar, lata of "E" company II.I.I., Olaagow and thi Bth ll.B,B,H. A number ot nwulta bm already boon enliated and there ia room lor more, Their firat public porlonnanca will ba on Thuraday ovnniug, April 1th, whan the ruaiditnla ol North Vanonu- var will ba able to judge ol their ability. • Mi SPECIALTIES Scotch Shortbread 1 1 un iiali 1111 and Pic GIVE US A TRIAL Bruce & Co. m-m-eemjaaLmm TENTS '.'ail VI /l ' '". .luJOra i«al !»"»«• Ueaae—4 utmtUeltia, cnargts THE CANABIAN NATIONAL AHSl). CIATION OF BUILOEUS EX- CBANflES CONVENTION, 01VJD BECEPTION, LUNCHEON AND BANQUET, • The following ia addreaaed in tha Building ••.uiiiiiiilma and Supply Hnu ol the Dominion of Canada from Ihe Secretary of the Winnipeg lluilden' Eichanga; On February I fit It and Hii h tha Canadian National Aaaociatiou ol Builder! Eiohangea' Convention will be held iu tho uaueiubly roomi ol the Build- era' Exchange building, comer Portage Avenue and llargrave atreet, Win- mpi'i:, aiid wo hope to have a very, large nuiubor of delegate! Irom every cily of importance iu the Dominion, alio a laVgo number Irom tha border alii-' to the eoulh, vii. ; St. Paul, Mllllli aipaillaa, llllllll ll untl I illillll Forkl. Thia convention ii of the greatest 11np.nl..im' In every conlructor and aupply mini in (ho Dominion, ai the bonclila ure unbounded Ihal can be derived by having a mutual Under- atmuling between lho employer! of labor in lho building trade throughout tho Dominion regarding tho trade in genorul, uniform contruoti, a bettor mi'i. 1 - imn luu' with thu urohitecta, mattora ol vital import unco regarding ■ ait.on Uigialutivo conditions and othar lopi. ■ 111 llilrn ■I laao lilllUi'inilH to mention. WO ■ la la.l |ll llaa a 1,1 ll, a , , 111 I , I • | ora and aupply uiuu ol lho Dominion of Cuiiada a cordial invitation to attend thia convention and participate iu lina. good work. If yuu repreaonl yiiurielf oiily-WELCOME. II you re- preeent olhcra-IMH lll.V WELCOME. But we want you hero In do Vlll H BIT lowurdi iii'i'oinpliahing what il mual needed in Ihii gronl country und that ia a heller undoraliiiiding tn the building Irudoa. II you havo tin important topic along lho lino ol a paper lobe nail, bring it along uml road it. We ari open Ii) hear auggoaliona Irom our brolhor contractors and aupplymen, and don'l Iw afraid lo got up and any something Wn nro all equally interested in the welfare of tho cauae, and any suggest ions Inwards the bet- let menl of conditions aro moat desirable. Ou Woduesdny, Iftth ol February, at l.llll o'clock thu delegate! to the convention will In given a civic reception nml luncheon, On account ol lho Inrge numlier ol il.l.villi's r.vpa'i'iiil, lho . passenger agouti have granlud a single lare, round Irip, mid all lhat ia nacoeiary for you lo do ii lo buy a one way, liral iliiaa ticket, lo Winnipeg aud se euro Irom your Im-ul liekol agonla a i-irliliiulo Ihul will Iw duly aigned by lite proper partial hare that will entitle you lo Iree return ticket. Sea your railroad ticket agent and he will give you all Ihii information. ■-- The A. Farro Grocery 126 2nd Sl Wart When you dul it tix A. Farro Grocery you get ewtly what you uk.for il right priu. : : Special Attention! We urry • complete line of Gfoceriei, Haa<tor * teem tteai 12 far IIM wtmmm—emnnmmmnwnnwmnwwm V !>*<! vvv T a*fll fl, vt ———P— ^ There's a time to laugh and a time to weep, But there's only one time to adverse, ■■-■f'fi^y'-. - '■;<.'■■'■i>.-viv;- ■ And that is all the time. Persistency tells. Apply for rates in THE EXPRESS a '/ • . ft'tpa -- North Shore Press Limited, II9 First Street East North Vancouvei, B» C. Phone 80 Phone 80 . • u stall* mt mmm mm vancouvi, % & mm {+ ./ LABOR TROUBLES meeting of the cjty eonnel! wap held on Wedneeday morning in connection With »»plltiflt| Watered by work mai, againet the treatment they allag- ed tbey had received at'the handi pl fe|ireeentativae tit R^nnell, flW" aai k Oo-i tba oonoem which U inital- liW the aeweri in thii tf ty und whoau camp la at tbe oorner ol Mahon Avo. am) jlpd atreet. To (ba phm e|u- dent tba nan'a griovanoei a* voiced before the city counoil would tend to give riie lo a leoling of pity lor theae men whoia itatomonti ol harsh- neea whidi (Aay claimed they were iub- jeoted to at tha hande ol tbe conlraet- on ware thought to. be out ol plana i» » *e|l miniated and thriving mm- muaity nofc aa Norlh Viewer. Tha lorca ol tbeee ooi^ditione will ba appro- elated whan it ii'lffiflwn that mwyfll \h man preient were bnnkfaitleii and Wtp »#yflF wd««4 ihls tliey Iw lh, tht lacti ai laid Wnra the pbiwpII by Jamoi Roonoy, A. Baimfon) uml fltkm. r»preaa»ting tbi mep wh pm hmi »M Ihtrty aw htltfiy these j Mmt of tb» mn wen inhn nn h alter tbi flrat nf tba month, Mr Hoonoy waa ongaged on Monday at If o'clock. Me intended to take hii nieaii at tho cook homo and when noon came appliod to tll* flfflM (tit a meal button. Theie war* given out fn pwwit Mi* mn tn mitt ih dining room. Pa wai told at the offlce lhi he ouid not* Jit wi* Ut worW all alternoon witKpllt anything to «t Uiu) when supper time ounio onco mora applied tR fll* "dice, aguin in vajn. Mliying* thst hii ehsnp«i wp«!d be po 'batter In tbe morning end knowing that ba could not work without Innd) h mM tot W» Ilmi hm-- Thii wm ptemtii si flw oS» »nd ihowed lf.S» hhtljf to biffl. He m* aitnniihed to h mmi 88 centi, the dollar baying hm (Wwoted for ih- tor'e fee*. AnnthiF min bid if.lf) oapiing in hltP: B* w« pflwd a w tiokot and * rwdpt 'nr II for ib>«- tor'e (aea ond a poll fa* receipt fw N. fie did nh nonept iittleminV' Another uian WpS ty>t f »lting lor Wl p»y since Ifonday and P»«b time h applied to the offipp WM put og, Aa tha man had fo live and had p on«y coming to them tbey could not hunt for another job: Hunger aooume » primary factor with then) apd in a bhy ihey applW 'or permil»i»n •« p||Ce fheir oaiB belore the council. At Ihia time the meeting w»i adjourned to give tbe contreolori nn opportunity nl being preeenl and an- iworing the chorgei laid againit llmni. NORTH VANCOUVER SPECIALS Lot 18, Block 39* D. U 550, $1125. Cub $425, balance 6 and 12 monthi Loti 54 and 55, Block 166, D. L. 274, $13,000, Termi to arrange. Near Lonidale * tba above lota are among tbo beet buyi ip North Vancouvar, and intondisg invcaton wil) terve their own interests by investigating. Wo bave the exclusive ia|e and also a large list ol other loll in tbe City. It is bt your own inleroet lo call and impact our list before deciding. i ALVO von ALVENSLEBEN, LTD. Real ElUte Agenti. Financial Broken Head Office: 405 Hastings St. W., Vancouver, B. C. British Columbia Branch Offices: 4 Lonsdale Ave.,"Nnrth Vancouver llll Government Bt,, Viofcoria Branch Offices in Europe: Berlin, Germany London, England Paris, France Canadian Financiers. Ltd. , : f I ; REAL ESTATE -H 11J JI H~H I ml, i..1—1, J.J, ll J. i-i. J..l.,l..l,.l ll tl llllll iTTTTVri TrTrnrirnr AUTHORIZEP CAPlTALi 12,000,000 INSURANCE >NEY TO LOAN j LARGE LOTS 50x193 Gentle slope, light clearing, sidewalk in front of each lot. Three bloob from Lynn Valley car line. mm fe* 14 Lonsdale Avenue: Telephone 215 ; Breach Offkai Main Office: » End of Lynn Vail* Cariine \ 632 Granville St. Vancouver Foreign Office: Gla.gow, Scotland. IM M1111 U 11 M II1111H I-l "l-l-l "l"l"f-l-l-l i'l"W"l-l"l-f"l"l"l"W-f"l-t-W»H'H"l"M'Ml 111 <.HI M H IN 1111II11111 l"l-l M-I "I IH llf 11111II1 Ml 11 HI'1"1"H 11 H"H ill 11 H HARD TO BEAT I 50 FEET ,N F,^NBU)CK FOURTH STREET I WITH COTTAGE for only 13200; Cm)* 1200, balance readable. ! Martinson & Co. *A ea ion>wale AViqim NOIITH VAM(WVM,m I'/mat I7J. AP.O.fiexji MM IH M H »■*"*'<■* MMM HUt HH HIHH HH I HI H111H IM | MIH 11 !■ > FOR QUICK SALE Prices Reduced for Lots in Capilano Gardens SuWivimn af Portion of District Uu 601 and 607, Nortfa Vancouver Municipality. At Twminua of B. C, Electric OstMnt. fm tmw_t, 9rh* tin m MAHON, McFARLAND & PROCTER, LTD. P ppfpp* ""'' ^sm>ft m^f I* a^WSf ^PFBr ^•^■ffWfWF mvf _\—^9f V WffWrlPT(W# %t meeting apt called again at 11 .SO whii) Mr. GmwiW and Hfi riiiver- tfln were preient on behall of till) company, k mmhr fll "io n$ win »poha wMpb tended to eiiow that they liad itarted to work with the belief tbst thw wou\i h BFPVld- od wjO) board and lodging. Initotiil tlioy woro re|n«od accoramodatinn a|»o tbelr pay whi"* they nppM tor tN tbey could not ba fed wa. deducted by tbe doctor'a lee and the poll tan Witb tbe reeult that aoroa had worked two dayi apd M only a low centi coming to thom. Thoy were In i itranded condition. Soma ovon wero unable to get a aettlomcnt, according to thoir own itatemonte, and were ap- parontly in a clou fii. Ono pl the man had already paid Ml poll tax but op presenting hi. Snt receipt to tbe office thoy rofuned to refund the amount Ibey bad deduutod tor the aecond taa. Mr. GiQw'eki wai ignorant of theit cimditiom and aaid tbey would have been looked into had tbey been brought to hin attention. He laid they wore compelled tq deduct the poll tax. The mayor aiked him if bi Wai convaraant with tbe lot, He thought be waa. He wai then atked il he waa aware that the tux tould not ba takan mil pl the i'.t va- gee lil) aller they had worked a tor- tain number of dayi. Mr. liiu«vki anewered in the negatlvp. Tho alu- tutea were turned up and lho mayor read that an employer could nut I ako the poll tax until altar lhe employee had been ou hie pay roll 'or u week. In thia caie Mr. Giowiki *"id be would have tho money deducted refunded and 0,'"-'r claim, covered by lhi. clauae adopted. A. to tbo deduction for tbe medical (oo thie wai com- puliory by law. Or. Carr waa tlieir medical officer and hii ropreepntalivo ovor here wal Dr. Nowcombo. lho company did not receive a cent of tho money io collected. It woa hi. opinion that the dollar foe could bo taken at any time. It wai payablo overy month. Aid. Smilh took exception to thii and comidored il inconei.tent. It wa. unfair, ho thought, lo collect tl from a man who had worked only a few hour, und who hud received but u suiiili proportion of lhe protection which waa given a man who had workotj a month. Mr. Giowiki llioughl tho protection identical in caae the men who wa. on but a low houra got hurt. Ho would have to receive tho tame protection a. the othor one. Aid. Smith lurther uiiortcd thul il the company wai going to collect a hoipilal (oo Ihey .hould ba required to a-. i til ili.-It a Im.a. ;| ii I ail in connection wilh thoir worki. Mr. Gioweki replied thai lho doctor woultl tako chorgo ol all ca.ee neodiug medical attention. ' A. a temporary arrangement ha agreed, howevor to lorcgo (ho tl medical lee until a man had boon. in Ihoir employ (or two tluy.. Ai to the poll lax receipt col- Icclod twice be aiaurod that thli would be adjuited. lie would al.o tee that arrangement, woro mado (or the payment ol wage, due in a ly.lematic manner. Aa lo tbo boarding, ate, be ■aid it waa tbe intention olhie company to give tbo proforonco to North Vancouver Workmen but lor mail wli would como in from outiide point! a bunk and cook houio wu. cilabllihcd. Thii wai only inl ended to accommodate a limited number and it wai optional with tho mon whothor Ihoy boarded wiih the company. Tbo company, hi illd, did oot make any profile in thief way, and thoir camp wa. limited. I tne men were not lold ie it wn| sot lhe limit ol the com m wero employed from ilil feral loiccee. Thft.ro/eliiia; concluded with Mr. OiowaWbaking an apuKntmonl witb the mnL to moot Innjfiit tbo camp that allMiioon at il of lock when bc would odjyt all clai, Seen thai, evening ilie men declared lhat tbey yd r^fvod aatiafaolory lelllcmeati, W(jTr*W__§ KIKI.I) knoin- IS Mr. Alexander Philip ii in recoipl ol a eommunieation Irom Captain Ben nod, U.S.A. at Victoria, aaking that an offer ol .uitable premiwa Ior armory purpoaaa in the oily be forwarded him, to be submitted to tba department witb a view to (the limitation of a local corpi ol Md ni:(in- our.. Mr. I'hilip bad obtained theto- lu.al ol tuitaMe promi.ee and haa loi- warded lhe information aa requeued. It ii confidently expqetod tbat ihe organisation ol Uu oorp., toward which etortl hve bean made for two yeai. past, will aoon ba aooompliahad. The petit ion forwarded to Ottawa aomc montha ago carried tin signature! ol Wty you/Ig men wbo ware dciroun of joining the corps, practically all of whom *re elill available. It is expected thai yet other rocruiti will ut* lit unite witb tha organization and that a .Irong corpi will be secured Irom its inoeption. Mr. Donkld Cameron, I'.t.., who ba. had ttlenilfU*- mime la field corps work, will pro' bpUy h comm^ng toftopr .^f 'he norpt- iYNNVAtUY Wby-RI>y MWPQ tot mugh ime|e#red Uis whm we ian sell pot th v»ry boat, eluiiicd dots without a itope pn them, level as a table and into graii. Heen cultivated lor ton y«»n, pHueted on Dentrs Bond, boing tho best Boad ou tlio North Sbpra §nd ope Woek from the Car tine, School, Church and Store j have city water, electrii light apd telephone. price M to MOO ouch. TorniH IIIM caih, halance », 11 and It montha. Theae low will bring at leait in opr eitimatton IM pir pent- prpflt pn the amount invoeted within lix month., puy quick, tbey are going fait. MAY ond BURNS M,Bq<|73 North VflflCMvef mmmmhwmm Hie Commonwealth VANCOUVER'S NEWEST CLOTHING STORE First Complete Showing of New Spring Good.. WE SELL EVERYTHING FOR MEN BUT SHOES THE COMMONWEALTH STORE W. DICK, Prop. 47 & 49 HASTINGS STREET, EAST- 47 &. 49 NEXT DOOR TO THE PKINCESS THEATRE 1- -- PALACE HOTEL Halts: tioo per and ii|>. Special ratei to families ami to regular luurilcrs. . . • FINEST ROOF GARDEN ON PACIFIC COAST REDA&ANDRUSS PROPRIITOM bM.iiNi. SiKtm. .• • • - NURTH VANCOUVER, B. C. West Vancouver Motor Launch Service Launch "Wesl Vancouver," Captain Findlay „ l.icen-' rl lor 35 paiscngeri ' __Z. TIME TABLB ~ I '' a ' ■ Ij.Ifl VlUCOUT.I tia.ii,i.iiiuwiaiatt city r.niN' wntii (vary >*y tactpt hnniiy 7.30 a.m. 8.00 a.m. ay nu .1.111. I 10.00 i.in. 1 i.nn .i.m. 1 a.00i.m. 13.15 p.m. u 00 p.m. 15.00 p.m. 16.00 p.m 17.00 p.m. la III] || HI 19.00 Jill) B.luid.). My 33.00 p.m. i). 30 a.ll) taniiy Schedule 10.00 l.m. ij.l5 |i.ni ." 14.00 p.m. 17.00 p.m It 33.00 p.m. glatUFwiXfl. twi1W*n1U.' Quickest route Irom Nortli Vancouvei to llie diitricl beyond Capilano River. Launch "Wuit Vancouver" uiikit connection;, Without laii, with the lerry itetmen (rom North Vincouver, as per above icliedulc. N9RIH VANCOUVI II I f RRY IIMI UBII STKAME* sr (;eoi»gk l.eivf Vm. Lenvi N. Vm '6.30 a.m. 7.jo " ijo ". J»5 " 10.15 " 11.15 " ll.ill pw 1.19 ■ 2.15 iii M V,] STR, NORTH VANCOUVER » 11 11 7-« 8.15 915 "15 •||..3» " t On tomby* t fh m Bepityt ni La J.——. aUnl m——. rt — W^HIB. l^WTaT. ^^^^r. N -. -,. i___m\_U,tt\i]\\ toot ':■ ■"■■' THR'KXPRESS North Vamcouvih, B c Rum or (Spbbchiptioh ! ' Owmr H.OO Hi* month* ,M Three months » • .36 United Btitw and Fowl(in,»l,Wperyeir um, the preoooloui qualitim whiah originally mnh tbe n»me itlll abide ind in more clawly ividint In l-wnl idaali ind program thin mf tatum*, a. . . ADVERTISING BATEB fMIIIIKT DISPLAY AllVKBTIBIIMKNTI— aSQ centa por hiuh tuudi in.erliun. UrnNorieis, |Sio.-|1.00 per in.l. per pmth, 1»»d mo Timbbh Noticii—80 days, (5; Wd.yi, 17.60. (.wai. AnwrrisiNs—First Ineertioii, 10 aantaner linei eaeh siihaequent inner- tion, fo. per line. Usaiiiso Nwoas in Looiia Nawa Coi cull—10 centi |iitrlinii,n»idi Insertion Qoimuor Aiivkntisiukkts—Rates ar- ranged aeoordlng to spice taken, All clisiigualn conlraet advertisenieitli ■nat be in ths lunula ol the printer by WedneidiyeveningU) ensure publication In tb* neit inue. Hohth Vawouveij, Fm. Ml 10, IIJII A HKCOIIU IN (UTY llljll.llINO Tha coraparutive rapidity with which Nm in Vancouver is obtaining all lhe hall mark, ol a thoroughly modern city is well tixunpliliinl by the iii.tallitiimt nl Iliu new system just put in iipi-ititiuii by tliu 11. 0, Telephone Company which does uway with atll the inconveniences ultachud to the old bell titii'iiii method. The uew eyatem ie the very lalu.t in ell reipects and ie pruulicaily the sumo ae that recently installed in llie eily oi Vancouver, although there ure-m- tain feature, in which the locul system is un improvement upon that in vogue across tbe Inlet. North Vanoouver i. thu second city in llriti.h Columbia tai posses, tliis latest system ol telephony. The signilicuiicu ul Ihis fan i lua 'una s mora uppureul when It ia considered thai while Vancouver had been incorporated lor twenty-live years before the cily was givun lhi. improved telephone system, Norlh Viiiiciiiuit has tit'coinplished Ihu ..mo and within threu untl one-hull yean niter iucorporution, thus uot only mak- . ing a slrikbig record as to lime, aa compared willi Vuneouver, bul likewise taking ii'VimIiiiii ol piecuduncu in res|iect to un up-to-tltile leluplioiio ey.tun over ull other lilies In the province. Not uloue in the mutter ol Id.'Ilium.- system but likewise wilh reaped to ull those work, ol u public nuture which go to thoroughly in.nl . ini,.- u cily, Norlli Vuneouver hu. nl- wuy. exhibited Ihu .ume Inrwurdne... It i. only in uxceptioitul cuses (hut u cily within four yeurs aflcr iucorporution liii'l.- ilself ill po.sUs.ioii of a Btreet railway sy.lein, uluellie lighting lysliiui, waterworks system, telephone .y.lem, .ewugu sy.tem, eli'., all Ol which Nortli Vancouver enjoys. This unusually rapid autl udvuncod progress upon (lie purl ol Nnilli Vim ciivii must In' i.itiilmir.l mainly lo the fuel ilmi ile siluution is such that from u very curly dute in ile history the future ol the Norlh ijliore wus rccogiiuod us involving prartlral- ly no iihiatiiiiiiin is, bul lo lie full; assured. The i|Uuslion nl time was .lean tm Ik the only luuturu willi relerence io whieh uny iinei'iluinly existed, bul fi mn the first it wus evident lliul nan.hit or Inter Norlh Vuncuuver must coma to its own. This certainly as lo future development sullied lhe inuiiicipiiliiy of llie district and lulir thai ol lhe cily ui wall together with ininpanii'S owning public utilities, lo.iiniku thrir rifkuii- lag U|X)it un ussurul basis und lo pro eaad wilh confidence In rmrv on el- tentiva operatlona. In addition to the above coit.ideration Ihu prm imi I y ol a lurge modern uin I re iuch us Van- •waver, doubtless has hud considerable inllunii'i' u. well in Setting the puce ol 4evelopiiu'iii locally. In order lo attract popiiluliiii, to this aide of tho Inlet uud likewise in order lo render HUl'll ■population permoceut alter il bad been procured it waa noccary tbat local condilions Iw such that North Vancouvar would compare luvorebly iii the public oetimolioh with the sections ol tkl city ol Vaneouver wbicb ere ailu»ted is a similar position relative to the busineea centre ot thai tUf. It wil not; without rseeon that Uie apiUtioa . tin "amWtioue dty" br eme atteekai to North Vancouver at tka tlmi ol incorporetiou end el- though list term sea felloe into tie- UNUSfiP RAILWAV CHARTERS Penilor lluvis bus a b||| before ^tba Senate at OttlWI which proposee tu nbolisb the practice whlob hli ItlUioi- to obtained, of incorporating railways by private bllli md to introduce a nsw order by which iuch charters will be issuinl by the .siaiu liepuit.- ment upon, the recommendation qi the Railway. Commiuion. In .ba course of a speech in lavor ol hli ttill, Bun- nltir lluvis marshalled soma tilling lucte against lhe <praotice now in »n- gua. ■ Ile ilinliiiml that during the laat twenty yeara the Canadian parliament had issued no leaa than *13 chariots, wholly apart Irom the billi for our lour great muds, and only 33 ol Intsu chartered eorporatlone bid done any building, aiul most ol these bud done very little, some ai little aa lour miles ol roud. Une hundred and louritou charters had lapsed and 931 extensions ol time had been grented. The 111 rosds referred to had been uuth.ttved to build 78,138 milei ol railway, und only 1,340 miles of thii had mm actually constructed, most ul this being by one or two compsnies. It all pointed out thst the existence il these charters often tunded to prevent tbu building of a railroud, ue the old charter had to be reckoned with in tbe event ul a new roud being built. Commenting uu the new bill u contemporary remarks: "The bill is not intended to pre- "vent the-huilding ol new roads, bul "simply the granting ol charter! to "linuuciul udvunlurere who intend "lllal. I\ tll paal,III' |||eSU I'llll I I i'l H . 'llie "abuse is one wbicb is uiunilest "enough and one which should lie "iinin' uwuy, but Ihere does not seem "to be eiiine agruemeiit us to wbuther "the nuw bill will accomplish tite pur- "pose ol ils author or not. II il docs "not, il will perhaps at least pave the "wuy for ""ine oilier method ol mov- "ing the ubuse." ( A striking cuinciduncu, showing that the extent lo which the grunling of railway charlen bos lieen misused, bus .ittiii.'i.al widu ulleiition in legislative circles, is found in the feot that At- im ne) ilin.-itd Dowser iiiti.nlii.e.l e hill in llie provincial bouse lust week providing lor lhe iucorporution ol railway dimpauiss by moans ol a certificate Irom the registrar ol Joint stock companies and st the same linn udding severnl clauses designed to safeguurd Ihe publii- interests in poiuts with respect to which ths lor liter procedure bud bwn louiul didccl- jve. The provincial act greatly simplifies the mulhod ol incorporation and at the snme time providee ths melius of dealing rigidly with uny luil- uru lo comply strictly wilh lhe sis'- tilory condilions. These Dills constitute a slruighltor- ward eflort lo deal ijfloclively wilh i long .landing ahuM ol the privilege, allowed in the mailer ol railway in- corporation. «W VANCQUVgE, k, ft. vers were .most tronblpaomii live bun- dred par yw might bfl Mllfld without reducing the number below the inHy limit. About two hundred were trapped lut nmm ift«: thfl <"% went into affect, ind the skins were mid by public tindira Piiver iMiii ir« re- .ported worth from" W to II? fl»ph. nf cording to quality, About a yen ago Mr. Tbiw. South- worth,' during bis term i» president ol thi Cinidlin ' Forestry Assnpintion, publicly advocated making Algonquin l'ark i 'fur farm/ m,d b» eatim&tad that Without injury to the pirk II I game refuge furs to the value of 110,- JKX) per year might bo taken, which would go to defray the upkeep nf the pirk. A good many people (who,,unlike Hr, aSotilliworlli, had mil had ten years' expuriunce in forestry) thought his ideas were impracticable, but the order of Rr. Cochrane aiul aula of furs shows that they have put tha mutter to the test. Th. Royal Bank of Canada Capital «fl,*Kl,iKI0. Reserves, 17,300,000. Total Assets •Oft/KW.O k genersl banking business transacted. Savings accounts a specialty. Accounts ol firms und individuals solicited. W. DICKINSON, Manager. North Vancouver Drench. Dank Office in N. V. Club Dlock B.C. MARKET CO.'S SPECIALS Friday and Saturday, Feb. 10 & 11 Ixp ol Million 18c per Ib. .Shoulders Million 16c pei lb Sirloin Sleuk IS lo ■-'".■ per Ib. Sirloin Roust ..., .'Die per lh I'ork Luiii Roust !Mo per Ib. I'ork .Shoulder 16c per lb, I'tirS I lllll. |'a, lill, III a |,| inspected 3 Ib. pails 60c I'un- I.ami. government ma-pia inl 6 Ib. puils 80c Finnan lladdie, Ibe hc>t ...Hie per Ib. Small Winchester Hum. tic per Ib. B.C. MARKET CO. ■m UIN.SDAI.K AVKNl'K Phone 16 Free ihlivery to all parts of Ibe city. NORTH VANCOUVER 2nd Street, near St. Georges, 50 (t. $5000 6th Street, near St, Andrews, 2 lots, each. ..$1700 llth Street, near Moody, map $1050 14th Street, Block 17, Une Corner $1350 Keith Road, near St. Andrewi...:.. $1600 \ . an . j. ..... > ,, ' i. Pierce & N«t to Palace Hotel Phone 110 —■■— ■■■■—■.— FIRE! FIRE!! FIREIi! FOR ABSOLUTE PROTECTION write a Policy in the Commercial Union Fire Assurance Co., Ltd. II.ONDON, ENGLAND) ASSETS: $94,900,000 Sole Agent PERCY KING NOTARY PUBLIC, 18 LONSDALE AVENUE Agreeinenli and Contracts drawn of every description Phone 157 General Conveyeiicing __B_\ :_____ Dwelling Homes for Sale ONTAHIO'S IIKAVKB FAItSI I tie (Jul ni in govornmsnt Ibis sprug leaill/.al llie »i|||> a,| |'J,7II.M Innn lilt sale ol heuver and oilier lur. Iron) Al i'iiie|iiin l'ark. There were :n 'lio lot Wl heaver skins, t oiler and H musk- rnt |wlls. Six hundred inm. Ii..--.ei .kins nmy Iw plua.1 on sale soon. Umler lhe |mliey ol itlrictly prolooting llie Iiesvers, Ibe animal., Iron being ulinoel sslinct, have become so r.umvr- ous as lo hs 11.miiil mme The annual increase is estimated at five lo tin thousand. Tlie first sals ol Ittaver atkins by Ibe lbitmio government has taken place in conseijusnca ol au order ol Hon. Frank (,'ochran., Mliii.ler ol Land., Forests aai Mines ol Ontario, Ibat tbs forest rangers in Algonijidn frovlaoial l'ark and Oasu Baasrvs trap five hun- drod beaver par year, Seventeen yaara ago, whan tha park wu aet asida aa a gams preaarva,. il was feared the beaver wu eilisst; but these auinala have increased all rapidly in the interval thai lhay now have become a nuiaaaas lo ihoas in chugs ol certain pule ol the park and also lo ssitlsrs ia lha dislriel ad joining. They cut down trees Ibat It is imni should live and A—ir dame cauee tkl ovsrfow ii Isrmieg lands. Evan railway tracks hsvs bass) flooded by reason ol ths bsavsrs aWppjng up the drainage oulvarta in order llo pake a pood. khm consultation with those in *uga ol tha Park Ou Mintatar «Wd- ad thai, in Uw .section where tkl boa- Ifimi i'mii Iiiiiiiiiii. iiii terms lor iwn storey house, good Iwsemenl—fur, usee and all mod.rn oonvciiiencep- Uil MM in M, situated on 0Hh street. Price 134110. Siiiii t'ash—Balance on lorms for four ll'iiiin I iillii|;i' near bumibile A'f lent HlW lent. I'ii"' tlltm. Vi'lfi Cub — Halance imi lorm. lor Tlirn-Koom Collage, Queensbury II.iiihii hit SUsl47. II""" van be enlurgisl ul lillle exponota. l'i he nm. Choice building Iota on Jioulevurd ul iliKi-n-iii poinla. Also (heap lols 'tear Second Narrows Bridge. Philip, Cameron & Co. Viaafttial and Insuraace Agents, (17 VIB8T STBKKT K.AST NORTII VANCOUVI R I 6th Street Block and half Irom cariine, 40 ll. all cleared. Price $850. $350 cash, balance 6 and 12 monthi. Eleventh Street Block and hall from Looadale, 50 fl. facing south. Price $1400. $400 cash, balance 6, 12 and 18 monthi. THESE ARE SNAPS. C. C. LAW50N & CO, 15 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER I'hone 70—P. O. Uox 97 A North Shore Locators REAL ESTATE * FIRE INSURANCE ait I1/e are now offering 40-fl. lots in Bk. 205, ' * on 2lit itreet, one block weat of Lonidale Avenue Car Une. Price $500 to $700. •;' Cash to suit purchaser, balance quarterly for two yean. Malie your selection early. No. S Lonsdale Ave. Phone 123 For Sale Salmon River Valley Land, close to Fort George 40 acre tracki, 111 per tat $50 caih and $10 per month Enquire or write W, B, DEAN 2(0 Second Street Eaat . LYNN VALLEY We have appointed MR. SIDNEY ALLMAN ai ipecial repretentative for Lynn Valley and have lome eacephonal bargains lo offer. CALL IN ANP SEE US, North Vancouver Trust Co., Ud. (Ut. Ink..,, * Word) 210 Unadale Avenue, Staple and Fancy Groceries Freah and Smoked Meats MEAT SPECIALS for Saturday Only Rotipd8tMk • ,-• M Sirloin Steak ■ IBo, A 20q. Mutton Chops- 16c, & 20p. Our Maat is Specially Ssl.ct.d mammmmm—nntm 'I 'f Chivers Marraaludu in 1 lb. glass jars, each ■ |5c,. Ayrshire Rose Creonit •a ! ':' Butter, - • 3 lbs, $100^' Gold Huckle Oranges, l|io finest in the market, OA perdoz..- • AflV»* Lemons, per doz,. ise.;, Oatmeal Soup. 10 burs 25c — ■ ' J Our litHISillllr Uiniii iif Tea, ■ - Hllis. fiu$JD0 Nothing linei I Pure Castile Soup, . per bur • - 25c Phone 40 llll Lonsdale Ave NEW YORK CAFE ESPLANADE WEST LOW SEAJProprietor 1IKAM) AT Ai.l. HOUKi— li S III. Iaa.1 |. Itl. First-class Meals 35c. 'Commutation Tickets, n meali U',S Rooms lor Kent at moderate rataf •'——s—'Wmmmawmmmmmm—mm N. V. Artistic Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer and Dm orator Maiiiilaaa tuii-i 111 sll kinds el Hlulim sod iuilqus tuinitun llsre,Oltlcs. Butk slid Il.i riifuni. Hit.lt Inti In sll III I'f.111 lal'l Picture Framing. Furniture Ptorap. 173 THIRD STREET, W. HAII, OKIlKKK ||TCD 1.111111H illiulliin J Campbell Realty k Investment Co. DAD C AI V 5 vDomti rUK JAIX CotUge.on eer line. $300 Ceab, belence on ee«f tttmr ■' 't'"\r mmmmimnwwikhaeammmmmmammmmmm RJBA^ ESTATE WANy.HSUPANCE. TELEPHONE 89. P. O. BOX 114 We Could 1 I Paper th^ World; from our stork ol new will papari, 10 it kcciiu, Every diy tome new designs arrive!, u hli the vacancy ol .those cloifd ont. Handsome Wall Papen III belt in endless yariety. jifit tell our salesman for what roW) you want the paper, and |* ' will ihow you just the pattern you pre looking for. To choose from our etock'11 a pleasure, to pay our prWii tuy. w.H.5r6iiETicaf 117 I-onadale Phone 149 fm mmm, north Vancouver, «. c. rm. SUI IS. GQATS _*B______?-______t~ ___• AND FURS sm A^mnn snd Winter SniMor women ip a groat rung? Of styles in botli pliai,n und novelty fabrics, iiipluding sines from 83 to 60, Bppoiftlly attruptive showing for wpmen of nvemge figures at $20.00, $25.00, $28.00 »nd $33.00. Important offering of mitB for wumen; stylos particularly suitable to const eljiniitu. 'ffie oaring represents ft remarkable oomplete range in wanted fabrics and shades. Heciiledly smart models aru shown at $12.60, $15.00, $18.50 and $22.50. Choice ool|ept}on of Fur* of every de- sirable kind; A rwticnlarly noteworthy offering in small Mi»k Moles pt $17.60, $21.50, $36.50 to $47.50. Higher priced pieces in sph'iulid assortments. Gordon Drysdale, Limited bf> Granville Street. Phone 3541 Vancouver Business Directory I _ 1 ACCOUNTANTS W. T. STEIN 4 CO. CHARTERED -. . . • 'ACCOUNTANTS )I9 Pander atreet, Vancouver and North Vancouver ■ATHb Kallethe's Bath Corner Homer and Pender SU. The only up-to-date and reliable bath houae ia Hritish Columbia. Ws cure where others fail. Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. Plain bath*, electric bathi shower batha, massage for body, scalp and face ; electro therapeutic baths a specially. JOB. KALLETHE. PROP., Graduate of Berlin, Germany ■ USINM8C0LU016 SPROTT-SHAW Business Institute 336 Hastings St. W. Cenetee Gmliit Wiilitn School Jt. J. Sprott, B.A., - -Manager PITMAN'S Business College 633 Seymour,at., Vancouver Day aehool opcu ull tbe year round. Night aehool commeiic es September Ulh. OITICTIVI AOENCISS Canadian DetectlVa Bureau ;— Office* every when Vancouvtr Office: itl Kntpiie Blink SOI l|uliii|t« el. *tei. Plium WU W.W.WELSH , General Superintendent LAOIIS' HAIR0RES8ING I'l-.HMAtM.M' IIAIII WAVl'! Every lady longe to bava wavy hair. It ia Bow within thi reach ol every- one. For loma yeara out bair baa baaa permanently waved, but the proceea it bad to undergo wae ton eevere lor it (0 lie applied to hair on the bead, but now ecience hai dticoverad a au- ihod by which the bair con be waved without injury to bair or ecalp. The wavi will not waah out and damp wcolhcr will not affect it. Tba pro- ecu leaves the bair soft and wavy. Il hai become the rage in 1'arii, London and all tho large citiei ol the Stolci. Special ratei lor ona monlh. Anv information regarding thi work will lie gladly (liven lo any ladiei who will eail or write 10 MADAME HIIMl'HBEYS, 733 Tender Street. QROCERS CHEAPSIDE GROCERY GEO. WAGG Groperies and Provisions Wholesale and Retail 116 Hastings St. (downstairs) Delivery Tuesdays and Fridays RUBBER STAMPS THE GEO. H. HEWITT CO. Manufacturers MINIMI KIIIIO STilll'K Sign and Price Markers 10 Fairfield Bid. Fone R327] RIAL ESTATE Yorkshire Guarautee k ainnin forporiition l.!<l 440 Seymour Street REAL ESTATE I,AND AND MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS- ESTATES MANAGED FIRE INSURANCE R. Kerr Houlgate - - - Manager RI6TAURANT8 All North Vancouvtr people .at-at LEONARDS' Either Flack Block or Hastings street, oppoaite the new Post Office. Leonard sells his tea by tbe pound. SEE US FOR SASH DOORS MOULDINGS BRACKETS ' VBRAHPAH POSTS, ETC, ETC. wme—immttmem DURHAM) Um It DOOR FACTORY, foot of St. tktrqt We solicit a trial bid on your Ordw mull or lirge ■ 1 ■■" ' en . ■' ' 1 11 1.1 W* operate die oj)Jy p»4- ded furniture and piano moving vu in lite cily. . . Hi.h €#rtage Co. - - Ifl ■ NEW MANAGER Canadian Fiwuiwerp flrHF»PPl*» Iff pa) Qffipe, . Tl)» gWM!H importance pf IhfniV pl Ifprfb Vgpop|»v|9r faro an intlnc- if\n\ ppi iiivciilmcnt point pl v|ow ip Well excinpliricd bf tho (not tlmt ih QtmeHen finnnnim Uhied, the well known 'ppd highly prpgfesajvp Tfmf. Oimipiiiiy with a liriincli in thii city, ia ro-orgnnizing mid {enlarging tholr of- lia'. The pew ultilF will bfl headed by ."li-. I'li'iifiii l''.liliii|:n nml liim 11 ii nn ilotilit but tlmt under hin ublo guid- mice tho North Vancouvor oBico ol the Canadian Fiuanciere Limited will tako a leading poiition among abe initltu- lioiiB pl thii mii'iiilioiit! oily. Mr. Kb bago ii lonior luloinian of tho Cap- iniiiili Finanoiera Limited and won'lhi: liml priie, 11 miliii gold wnich, Ituit y?ur fpr luleunnnahip. Hii general ability, urbanity and knowledge of city and'iuburbap roal estate- values hue built up a lurge and latiiiled clientolo which doubtleu will ba largely augmontod in bil new field. Tho Canudian Finuncieri, Limited in to bo commented lor thoir entorpriio and it in another initaiico pl thoir determination lo keep in tbe front rank and to give the public in goneral the vory hint ol icrvico along the liiifu ol thoir biuinou. IMPROVEMENTS AT VICTORIA • Work haa commenced on what will provo an important addition tp tho whurfing accommodation ol the city, the Victoria Chemical Company etart- ing work on u itructuro at tho foot ol !•'ii: street adjoining thoir worke at Ibe outer wharl. Thc coat ol thc uhlili will lm in lhe neighborhood ol 11,1101). it will In live to tbo uao ol tho public on ull occaeioiiB, the city securing thia comwion by co-oporo- tion in the eiiterprhte lo thc extent ol grading the approach lo thc wharl. The new »!ructurc ia expected to provo of un ui advantage to many 0' the amall croft ecckiug Ihe harbor. The only public wharf now available to them ia in lhc inner harbor at tho loot of Vnii": atreet and to amall craft from Sooko and other nearby pointa on the weat coaat it will frequently prove moro udvantngcoua to atop at a landing stogc near the monlh ol the harbor. VACCINATION Tlio Weekly •Scotituiuu (Edinburgh) ol January llth contain! 1 ,:'1"1' "r" lido niiii reference lo the vnlie nf vucciuiilioii together with lho vvo.k- ing ol lho act ol parliament in the I'mi li I la., iii thia regard ivhich ia ol intereal in view ol Iho preaent lit- iiulitm in lliiliah Columbiu villi regard to vacciuutiou, The ir.t relerred to conluine a cluuec to Ibe elfccl Ihul tii.aia' who doclaro thul tivyhuvc C. DOWIE :ONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Plana, Specifications, Estimates P. O. Boi 27, Nortb Vancouver cnniwfiritipHi ohjeotlpoi |p v|(pei)iif|.jnn way thorphy wnn expnn/itm It oro m FM»'rw9M.»:. Jh mim »i!t(,a: Jp y»rio»» quartan attention Ilia boon drawi to flm dangur tinning in this counlry liom the rapidly inct'uiia- ing iiuroliora of unvucoiniUod parsons. Tin: 11 iiorl imt Inui Ilium mi nei I nl thn iiiHliinei: pf Mngiitrntoi and JiWliwi pf tha I'liura in pdinbitfgh, who Imve become iilmiiieil at the large number leaking tq avail tboin»olve» of thp prpviijpni ol thp 1007 Vpopipptipn Aol. In dialing wilh mmi, applicanti tho .luaticci have no diieretton. Par: aoni who 'wjih to evndo vncoinatipn have lip|p|y tq maku a doclurution that Ihey, Inue oonaciontioua oh')tk' tioni, und they are thereuppn' iul" ffom illli'1'ferenee. Thp dangera arising iu thii way Imve been iinore definitely indicatod by ni at ini im wiiii'h have boon prepared by Edinburgh and Leith Mudicul l'rnc- titionen' ^iiooiution. Theae ahow un eliirmipg rata pf increase within lln: years for which figuroi are available, k ldiii|uieling feature is that those who' have sought the benefit ol Ihe Aet, pn the testimony of many .1 nutieen pf the Peace, huve un leal conicionliouo or other objection! to the vaccination proccsa. All tlint tboy. want it relief from tlic tfliublo of having their children vaccin.itod. In moit casci thoy are ignorant entirely of l)>e ellccli ol viicciuulion nnd of llie piii'ptnii'ii which it ia intended to servo. Tliey are indilfcrcut usually to ^ny i|iioilioni of public anlo- ty or well being mid merely v. i L to avoid poraonul iiiconvenieitcc. ' FACTS AND EKiURES Tbo Btutialica- which huve been jne- pured. by Ibo 'Practitioners' Aaao- elation for the informal ion of the Public Health Committee, who tire .'I'liiinl.-iiiii' the mailer, huve now been printed and circulated tinioiigel thl utcmbcra. The most at art ling item is thut which Inn provioualv been given —Tho figurca of exempt iona in Scot- I.unl in recent yenra, theae being us follow! t IDOli, %'A ■ IUII", TlttH ; I'm, 1-: ti, A lurue niinilier ol del nils ure given wiih rclerenco lo lho operation ol vaccination in Germany und muny othor cotintrica. Tho iniirliilily Irom amullpox in ono eoiniiiiinii), lliut of Wuldbeini, in tins- ony, during the epidemic in 1873-lSiiJ, ■ liiiv.'..: lhe inlliieiicc ol vaccination. The mortality amongit vaccinated persona ■ win 1 in 'iia'.i.\'a ; lho mortality m tinvaccinnted persons wiib 1 in 'iJ.II. | In tliia counlry thoro wiib mi epitloinic in Shelliolil iu mi-m, wilh 30117 cua- j es. Two Iniiiili■ al vaccinated persona alnal. und 1174 uiivncciniiled ulao died. Thoae ligurea, it is observed, hnvo boon ipioi nl by untivucciiiiilionista lo ahow the aintill vuluo ol vaCclnflToll. Hut, a iiiiiii .-ii i idea ia obtained when ihey ure c.inaiileivd in rela I ion to l)io nunibera of vaccinated and iinviicciu- uled poraiins ill the ciiminuuily. Tho ma-irlalily in-lho ^icllleld opitlemic u- mpng vucciiiutetl pi'imiii... was 1 in lfil>.0: lhc iiiorlnlily mining un- \iiieiiniieil peraona wua 1 in Hl.ii. In the case of tlio Wuldheim epidemic, amongit vuccinuted peraona 1 in 3y.O took the dlioaae, ami amongst tho iiiivueciunteti I in i'l look lho diieoae. A. FAKHO General Contractor I aan.I I lleai ing, Slump and Hock lllail ing. Ex Ira csre near pauses. All damages nisde good, i BMI'l.nVMXNi AUICN at., Wast uf i.uii«i«it P 'I.Box ii X The North Vancouver Lumber Company Have qow 9 good stock of HUILDING LUMBER FIiOORINO SIDING CEILING (V Joint) STUDDING JOISTS MOULDING FINISHING LUMHER CEDAR DOORS AND WINDOWS at Bottom I'riee*. Prompt Delivery. ~ ■ Esplanade, East wmnmWmmmmmmmmmmmmmim Special Price* on ,mFwil^rmSjteinW. mtn m T ^tmnt'WStwmmt Check Glflss OjQth, perynr'l •.— fc Unbleached Tabling, K1101' va'lU!i per yard 35c 8-4 Fu|l JJleapliud Sheeting, pap y^rd ,. 25c 30p Turkish'Towels, per p»ir" ,..,..$fe Buttons covered from your own material. All sizes. J» J. IVICALEjCiL/Li Keith Block LONSDALE AVENliB Phone lia Lonidale Block COB. 16tb and LQN.SDALI3 Hone 163 . North Lonsdale JACK LOUTET & CO. 213 Lonsdale*'Avenue ■ Tel. 47 • Corner Nye r - - Tel, 87 Bread! Bread! Union Made. Home Industry. Bigger Loaf* Better Bread, Don't forgel our latest Home Made Loaf. 6c loaf. PIONEER BAKERY Stores: 71 Lonsdale Ave. Cor. Lonsdale & fllli St. All ii a "id . lor output ut No. I "bull ol the Western Fuel Cumpany at Nu- naimo were broken recently, 1,981 can boing hoisted, u lolal ol 1,570 inn. in nine houn. This record was mude under norma1 condition*, no preliminary arrangements having been mu ic lo try lor a record. for tho past two weeks tho ''ally 'utj.ul ol litis'colliery has hovered Iietween' tho 1,41)0 and 1,600 ion mm It aplendid average, which maintaini-d throughout the monlh in tuo his- toiy of coal mining in thii district. mm Wallace Shipyards, Ltd. SHIP BUILDER, ENGINEF.RS & Boilermaker!. . . _____________ Marine antl Stationary Engine and Iiuiiii Work promptly executed. Telephone 103 North Vancouver —— II. I'.KRIltilR Exptrt on Fireplaces and all classes of Brickwork. All Work liuoroiilecd Corner Fifteenth St. and Mahon ivi. All new bouses should be piped for gas in order to save thl heavy expenditure for thia con- venience at a later date. N. V. LIGHT, HEAT k POWER CO.. LIMITED. NortH VaNuoiWeh HOSPITAL cosDuoran ar TIIE Ml UN Hli DAWSON CirtiAcated Surgical, Mediae! sad Maternity Nuriei mnn Snt let n mtuta tot ternii apply at Iba Hoipilal Ulh Btrevt Kail. PHOMK *9 ■— • DUNDARAVE D. L. 555, West Vancouver. There uic still a few specially fine lots for sale iu this suli-diviiion, most of tlietn 65x133 lett. some larger. The most wcsuily pai t-of the property recently put on the market includes 16 waterfront lots with a waterf ron tagc of 59 feet and an average depth of iw feet. The lots have a pleasant slope to a gravelly beach, and there are many line old trees which «dd greatly to their beauty. We have the verdict of many who have bought |herc that nowhere on the whole Pacific Coaat is there a more beautiful spot than''Dl/NDAKAVE''and most peoiile who lo1>k pver the property buy some of it. There arc several summer houses already built on the beach lota, and others wilt be built in the spring. Call in and get a price list and make an appointment with "» '« take you put tti show you the property. You will enjoy a vinit to "IHJNDAHAVK''. , The prices ax* from WM tp WM per lot, and the terms axe eaay, one-fijth caah, aad the balance over two years. The waterfront lots axe $4,iiti JOHN ALEXANDER & Co. 121 Lonsdale Avenue NORTH VANCPUVBR WX S THU ttXPIWW, NORTH VANCOUVRR, ft. C, fHUMMMMIIIIIIirtuMIMMIMMIIIIIHHIIIMmjIIMMIMIII- 11 —— Worth Vanconver City ^mmnW—WWW————m^mmmm———^mmmm———mmmm I "■'l ■—"*™J I I '-■'■»! IM'I *■ I Lots in Blocks 9, 9a, 15, 15a, 16 and 16a; District Lot 550; now on sale; also Acreage in District Lots 544, 545, 546 and 550; subdivided into blocks of Irom 1 to 22 acres. Tbe Grand Boulevard Extends Through This Property, ■ ■'• For Plaei, Pace Lilt end Particular!, apply to The Nortii Vancouver Land and Improvement Co. w.uy. i MAHON, McFARLAND & PROCTER, LIMITED, Coma Pt—ia tti Seymour Streeti, Vaacoawr, B.C. OFFICIAL AGENTS. Phone 6286 . :: tMH tt t > M vm HIWW H4<444»H4«M44W-W-W-H-t-H IIIIUHI ►HW THE HOME FURNISHERS 128 Lonsdale Ave. Special Cash Discounts January We hm-pm fttt-lj mkU twem\—t d mmnmemmSmmmmttmi Scriaae nOnimmtitxit Sum pretty cwtim Mutes i*mmt*0-l- W«*W Drape* & fit mm Bedding of AU Kinds TAPESTRY CARPET SQUARES Youi find it herd to beet our pficei, we carry a good assorted stork, in all tooei and patterni. a l A, Big Discount Off Dinner Sets This Month FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY SHOP EARLY Japaneie Ruga and Squares They look well and wear well and nuke a good ter- viceable carpet (or office, library or den. LINOLEUMS Now ii the time to choose the pattern (or kitchen, dining room or bedroom. We ley Linoleum Free. Th* tin bowed, bar (Tea *t*ady upon Ma own.' "Mr. Klrkwood la ran kind," sto said gravely. That'e righti" Calendar exclaimed blandly "Ue'a promised to aaa yoa bom*. Mow, boili or you will pardon my running away, I know." Taa," assented Klrkwood agreeably. TU tldar man turned and hurried toward tba main antral**. Klrkwood took lha cbalr be bad rat rated. To bia disgust, ba round bin- •aif temporarily dumb. No dicker ot thought Illuminated tb* darkneaa of bl* looafualon. How waa lie to open a diverting conversation witb a young "Bow low, Hub, bava you known each other?" i "MuBt I answer!" "Pleaae." "Iietween tbm and (our Muni.'' "I thought aa much." Bite stared pant him. troubled. Abruptly aha aald, > "I'leaae amok*." "Slmll I? I j you wUh It, ef course"- She repeated, "I'laaaa," "W* war* to wait tan minutea vt ao," «lie continued. He produced hia clgarett* case "If you car* to amoke It wlll aeem an eicuse." lie lighted bl* clgarett*. "And then yoir may talk to ma," aba concluded calmly. "I would gladly If I coald gneaa what would Intereit yon." "Youreelf. Tall ma about yooraaU," sh* commanded. Louis Joseph Vance ttttm, \m tt »h« Bobb**J.rrlll fi* HI point Mm "It would bor. rou," be responded . of tb, raDg, of ,be a,^,-, |nt*rsst •PtntU wu te luirodiux an eld incut." woman whom be bad nut under a us- pic** ao eilrsordltisryl Any ellcinot to glow Ilia situation, ba felt, would b* funis And somehow be did not ran to render blmwlf rldlculoua In ber *yea, IIUI* ai lie knew ber. Inanely dumb, be aat watching ber, nulling faiunualy. unlll It was born* In oa blm Ibat br wu staring Ilka a boor and grinning Ilka au Idiot Cou- rlaced, he bloated for himself, some- iblng wbicb eerved to mike blm mora longM ltd than evn. Aa for bia involuntary protegee, aba ribibllrd aacb sweet compoeura tbat be caught blmwlf wondering If aba really appreciated lb* wrionancaa of bar perenfe predicament—If, for that mailer, II* Ime natal* were known to ber (I ill. Calendar, bc believed, waa capable of prevarication, polite and Impolite Had bt lied to bl* daughter or t* Klrkwood? To both poaslbly, to Ib* former aloo* not Improbably. Thai lb* adventurer Iud told blm tbe desperate iniih Klrkwood wn quite convinced, bnl be now began to lie- Here Ibai lb* girt bad been pot off wltb some ncllflous eiplanatlon. ller iraoiinlllily and self control were remarkable olherwise. 8b* teemed very young lo possess Ibo** qualities in sucb eniliiejf degree Bte wadfkmklng wearily paal blm, ber taAt proMng aom* ongueeaed abyss of thought. Klrkwood felt lilin- aalf privileged lo stare lo wonder. Her naive aloofness of poiw gripped his Imagination |ioweifuUy-tb* more ao perhaps slice II seemed eloquent of ber Intention to remain enigmatic - bal by oo mean* more powerfully tbao Ibe unaided appeal of ber loveliness. •Presently Ib* girl herself relieved Ibe tension of tbr situation, fairly slur (ling Ibe young man by going straight to Ibe be*rt of Ihlnp. Without preface or warning, lifting ber gai* lo Md "My name la really Dorothy Col eadar." sbe observed. And tiun, not-' Ing bb sttlon Ish ment, "Ton would ba privileged to doubt nnder tb* clrcum manner abe added. "I'le*s* let us he freak." "Since II la to be cooddence*" (IhU •b* questioned wiib as ail but Imperceptible lining of Ibe eyebrowi), "I alou'i mind iclllng you aay own nam* I* mily I'hilip Klrkwood." "And yen *re «a old friend of my WJMref II* opened bl* llpe, bat oaly to dot* Hum without speaking. Tb* girl moved ber (boulder* with a eblver of diadils. "I knew ll waio't ao." "Too know it would b* bard (or a young man Ilk* myself to be a very old -frleDd.'' be countered lamely. wonls: "N*y*r tm, "But tba woman*" *rguad tk* de in-live, unconvinced, ilaring Mto tb* cab 'Am I net at Warty to ban | Mr dine wltd na la * puMlo reaWnrantr Interposed Klrkwood without raUIng bit voice Tli* bard eye* looked blm np and down without favor. Tlmi "Bag par don. iir. I see my mletak*," aald the detective brusquely. "I am glad you do," returned Klrkwood grimly. "I faner « will tmt Inveatlgation." He mounted the atap. "ImparUl tto- ater," be told tba drirw, (Wag tb* Unit address tbat occurred to blm. It could he changed. For tb* moment tbe main Issue was to get tb* girl out led ib Eiprrii Claiiified Ctitm ot the Back Page I O. O P. North Vancouver l/oiffe, No. 88, laaal* every Thuraday (vcoing, oornar Lonsdale Avion* and Firit street, at t o'clock. Visiting brethren cortjjally invited to etlmi, A, T. Kennedy, N.«.; Thos. 8. Nyi, ree.-seo.; .». II. Pilling, P.O., (a.aec.; Ckaa. fys, |\ 0., Utm. tritely, ronfused, "No. Vou Iqtwaat me very much." She mad* tb* statement quietly, con- lemptuoua of coquetry. "Very well, then. I am Philip Klrkwood, an American." "Nothing moraT' "Little worth retailing." "I'm aorry." ' "Why?" lie demanded, piqued "Because you have merely Indicated thut you em a wealthy American." "Wby wealthy 1" "If uot you would bave aom* aim bl life, a calling or profession." "And you think I bave none?" "Unless you conalder it your vocation to be a wealthy American." "I don't. Besides, I'm opt wealthy. In point of fact, I"- He pulled np short on tbe verge of declaring himself a pimpcr "I am a painter." Her eyee lightened wltb Interest "An artist?" "I bope so I don't painl signs—or houses." be remarked. Amused, she laughed softly. "I aua- pecied It," she declared. "Not really?" "II waa your way of looking at- ihlngs that made ma guess It—tbe painter's way. I bave often noticed , It" "Aa If mentally blending eolora all I the time?" "Yea; tbat and-seeing flaws." "I bave discovered none," he told bar braieoly. | But again ber secret cit-s war* claiming her though is, and ibe gay, I Inconsequential hauler died upon her . scarlet llpe aa a second time ber glancs ranged away, sounding mysterious depths of anility, | Provoked, he would have continued tbe ehuiter. "1 have confessed," he persisted. "Ton know everything of , malt-rial Intereal about me. And your- , self?" . "i am merely Dorothy Calendar," abe anawered. "Nothing more?" He laughed. "That la all, If yoa plea**, for tb* preaent." "I am to content myself wltb the promise of tbe future?" . "Tbe future," sh* told blm seriously, "ia tomorrow, and tomorrow"- Bb* moved reetlesely In ber cbalr, eyea and llpe pathetic lu tbelr distress. "Please, we wlll go now, If you ara reedy," "I am quit* ready, Ml** Calendar." lie rose. A waller brought tho girl'* cloak and put it bl Klrkwood's bauds. | He bald It until, smoothing tbe wriata : of ber long white glove*, ah* stood up. ! then pieced tbe garment npon ber I while young shoulders, troubled by th* indefinable senso ol Intimacy Imparted by tba privilege. 8b* permitted blm thia personal service. He felt tbat ab* trusted blm; tbat out of bar gratitude bad grown a aimple and almoat cbildiih faith la bia generosity and conelderatenea*. As aa* turned to go tor eyea tbanked Um witb an unfathomable glance. He waa again conscious of tbat esoteric dlsturbsnc* la bia temples. Puuled, badly analysing tb* sensation, be followed bar to tto lobby. A page brought bia bil topcoat, bat and stick. Tipping tk* child from sheer force of habit, to deelred a gigantic porUr, Impressively anal* la hotel livery, to ca.ll a hanaom. To- tether th»y passed out luto the eight to and tto girl. Beneath a pemttatt awning of steel aad glee* ah* waited patiently, slender, (tact, heedless of th* attention aha attracted from wayfarers. I A cab drew In at tbe Mock. Tto porter clapp*'an arc of wickerwork over Ita wheal to protect tto girl's skirls. She ascended to the seat Klrkwood, dropping sixpence In tb* porter* palm, prepared to follow. But a toad fell upon bis arm, peremptory, Inexorable He faced about, frowning, to confront a alight, batchet faced man, somewhat under medium height dressed In a sack suit and wearing a d»rby well forward owr his eyas, ^mamtf weie ""i" mp^J WtiQtmm "Mr. Calendar?" aaid tto man teoee- ly. 1 presume I needn't nam* ay bualue**. I'm from tto Tardily nam* I* not Calender," Th* detective amUed wearily. "Doa't to a fool, Calendar/- to began. But tto porter"* band fall upon bi* eboul- der, aud tb* giant tost low to bring bl* mouth do** to tto other** ear Klrkwood beard indlttlnctly bia own HUM. followed bi Galtndix'A. -*-^ __t a^m——mm me—e—f — my mf-m rm»m—f—^emr m— ff^ef pf^f He allpped into his piece u the hansom wheeled Into tto turgid tM* of' westbound traffic. So Calendar bad eacaped, after alll Moreover, be bad told'the truth ts Klrkwood. . By bia aide tbe girl moved uneatOy. "Wbo waa tbat man?" lb* Inquired. Klrkwood sought bar eyes and found tbem wholly Ingenuous, lt seemed 'that Calendar bad not taken ber Into bli confidence after all. Sbe waa therefore In no way implicated la tor father'a affaire. Inexplicably tha yonng man's heart felt lighter. "A mistake. Tbe fellow took na far some one be knew," to told tor carelessly , Tbe assurance satisfied bar. Bbe reated quietly, wrapped np lo personal concern*. Suddenly Klrkwood wu recalled to a sense of duty by a gllmpae of Hyde Park Comer. Ha turned to Ibe girl. "1 didn't know where you Wished to go." She seemed to realise bb meaning wltb surprise, as on* whose thoughts tore struyed afar recalled to sn Imperative world. "Ob, did I forget? Tell blm, plnn, to drive to No. » Frogsall street, Bloomshury." Constraint bung lito a curtain between tbe two, a alienee which tto young man forbore to moderate, tad- log more delight than to bad cared (or dared) confess to in contemplation of tbe pure girlish profile ao close to bin. She seemed quite unaware of blm, loat In thought, large eye* sober, lips serious that wan fuhloned for laughter, round lillle chin firm wltb soma occult resolution. It waa not bard lo fancy ner uervee keyed to a high pitch of courage and determination nor eaay to gueaa for what reason. Wstcblng always keenly sensitive to tto besuly of each salient line betrayed by tba dying lights, Klrkwood's own con- Baioiisiicss lost Itself In a profitless, even n perilous, labyrinth of conjecture. (To be continued) Why Pay Excessive Prices when ss TURNER .. Can Supply you with Furniture Crockery Heaters Stovei Carpets Linoleums end ell Houiehold Requisites el,« Lower Price thu elsewhere. ttmT PEMVWY A38UIIEP MY MOTTO, " "Small Profits and Quick Returns" TURNER'S 70 LONSDALE AVET^ Phone IM as4 Corner Granville ud Smythe \ Horieihaeing and BUckiattfaf Kerr & Wallace A. Al.,. G1W, QU ttaai THIRD 9TRHET ktfD LOWPAlX H D. RUGGLES BARRISTEB ASP SOLICITOR 143 (th Street %mi Sor* faeeg^ig thmm a a* ^wywywwwwww^ *■» Tho February bfrthstone symbolizes siiieeriiy and deep, puis love, ..'IV amethyst is one of tho mist popular j and Insliiiiimlilii stones nl the day, It can i^e ivorn ^jth oqual propriety by young or uld, and harmonises readily with many othor popular gems. , When preparing our slock o| amethyst jewellery for this month wo were careful to sco that all settings and mountings were of lasliionahlo design uiul neatly made. In litis line our iiivklnfi'ii, brooches and collar pins are partiaiiMy Sw and V» her a- splendid choice. ' i . I ! I I I j .' 'M.l HENRY BJRK8 4 SONS, LTD. ' Jeweller* and Silversmiths G80E'Vny.iingn.rec.or Hairing. & Crsimlle SU. ( THE LONSDALE PHARMACY '" '. . ' ■M1W ■'■ ' ' —M^W— WII I I —— I 11 _ When you deal at the Lonsdale Pharmacy you get exactly what you ask for at the right price. _ Special attention paid to prescriptions and family recipe*. - - _ ■ We carry a complete line of Stationery and Drug Sundries. ....... Telephone L 29 A l TYS0N, Prap. Cor. Lonidlle 4 Sth Parkdale Finest Alberta Butter 30c. lb. —^iii.—————i|—hi—— May Flower, Spring Brook or Ayrshire Rose 3 lbs. $1.00 5 Ib*. of good Tea - - * - - - 1.50 5 lb*, of better Tea - - - - - ' - 1.75 5 lb*, of the best Tef 2.00 AT CLAVERIE & ARCAND Corner Firit Street and St. George emwgee—mmtmnnn*>■' iiij-.iii. i. , ■. i -• FRUIT PRODUCE CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS, Etc. WHOLESALE ONLY PETERS & DOYLE 420 Second Street East Telephone 206 Convenience to North Vancouver Merchants tuy ia Your Own Town. Your O ars Solicited The PUce Where Everybody Goes. a- Gem Theatre FIRST ST. WEST, NORTH VANCOUVER u^Good Pictures Good Singing KlB ::: Good Muiic :;: ::: Programme changed Monday, Wednesday sad Friday. Adults 10c ^itoZ'^ Children 5c A. Campbell Hope ARCHltECT Hi 358 lit Sirs* Eaat thm IHI . General Contracting Umvetat,ta__t^_Grea—t, ale ^■■tiffl^'' •Mat. «r Phone 196 MiMinMw North Vancouver (odl and Supply Co. Dealers j* Coal, Brid, Sand, Gravel, Ume Cement and Genera) Builders' Supplies. All Orders Promptly "* Filled and Satisfaction Guaranted. Priaa on Application. » Qrnut Lonidale, near City Whirl Warehouse: Forman's WW ■■■ of_HoIy Writ Savj for my dally rang* Among tho plaaaant Aolda of Holy Writ, I hsbi 4»ep»*F- -Vwnym, TP ' WEBNATIONAJi SUND4Y SUHDOl, LESSON First ti Hurt or. Lesion, VII i February 13, 1911: 1 Kinga xviijil, a, 17-40. EMJAfl'S VICTOBY OVEB TBE FBOPBETB OF BAAL Tho doacent ol Iirael into idolatry was atartiing in its rapidity, kt firit thoro wai no notion of iupp|anting tba w,itii|ii|i ul aii'iiiivuii. Thf itiili'titt were let aa lubititutea lor tha awe-in- ipirjng furniture pl the templt, to which, lor political reasons, the people woro no longer to reaort. '''flump reproiont thy Ood," wai tho language in which they were dedicated. Tbey broke tbe second commandment to keep the firat, making a gravon iniuge to remind tbem that thoy nitut have no other God but Jehovah. Tbua idolatry began in the mildcat form poiiible. But it waa a Blurt on a down grade. Velocity augmonted. A low tlecadei, and tho wholo kingdom landed in total apostaiy. I'ricata ol God were in oxilo, nnd Bil propbeti ■hut in cavea. Under patronage ol Jezebel her anceBtral worship wai mado tho Stutc religion. The cruel and lascivious worship ol Baal and A:.iiLi-l!■ were substituted lor tho pure and elevating theism of thc Old Covenant. On the Very spot where Abraham had worshipped tho invisible and Holy Ono, wero now altars lor humun sacrifice and groves lor tho guiltless of love. Such disoasc ai thii' needed heroic treatment. The case brooked no delay. Elijah wui a physiciun aller llic Lord's own hourt. He was not lacking in nerve or skill. Be consulted with tho Lord only. Some de- precute lho abruptness with which he bursts into lho narrative. Bo needed no introduction however. Bil vory iiuiiii-, Elijah, •'■li'li.mill ii my God," is a rcbuko to tho current idolutry. To havo given the pedigree ol Elijuh, would bc merely to satisfy curiosity. It could not add lo his worth. Be could imile at tbe cluimi ol long dc- wenl. Well dooi Tennyson sing : "llowe'or it be, it icenu to me "lis only noblo to bo good . bind hearts are mora than coron t And simplo luith than Norinuti blood," And Elijah had a kind hem l ipiti oi apparent severity. llo burst through bounds ol personal interest, stood alone in peril, nil lor the rescue I his Iellow -round yitieii. Bo was severe to Ihe low thut be might ko merciful to the ninny. Bistody does nol afford a sublimer oxumplo of faith lhan in lho man wbo, single-handed, repaired the dwocrulcd ultur on Car- I't'i. and in prcaonco ol an apostate king and peoplo competed with lour hundred and filly priests, deliberately giving Ihem every udvantuge. Well muy Ucndelssohn'i immortal oratorio reach ils most realistic and thrilling strain when it points tho frenzy ol thc prinuls and the culm assurance ol llie prophet I TIIE TEACHER'S LANTEBN "Be repaired lho altar nt lbi Lord Ihul wai broken down." The kji was Elijah's whole work in epitome.V No ■cripturc moro graphically shows lho completeness wilh which a divine religion is put undor control ol human will. II.'; altar, in spile ol lhc luct lhat it was tho Lord's, was yet broken down, and that by human hands. A consccratod human band was also privileged to restore it. Tho same is true. to thia day in tho Christian Church, tit Indecision in religion is, pi'ilnipi', a characteristic ol our day. Tba people halt bei wren two opiiiiimi; uml Ihal, (oo, spile ol the cumulative evidence ol Iho Chriitian cenl mies ol tha divinity ol tbo doctrine ol Jesus. ' ' ' The indecision ia a practical ona, rather than theoretical. Speculatively, the man in nil probably beliavea in Christianity. The failure il to evidence the subjective faith in objective worka. ' ' ' Religion being an afair'ol Infinite importance, tba unreasonableness and mislortune oi indecision il superlative. yOUNO PEOPLE'S DEYOTUyNAIa SEBV1CE February IS, 1911 I Goaeele xlilMl. LES80N8 FROM GREAT LWES - II. JOSEPH. . (OonaaoraUoil Meeting) Trualwortbineii is tbe key lo Jos- eplfe character, Ha could be liuatod bi slavery, is priaon, ia priaoa-miuia- Urdbtip. Ha oould be trusted lo be dulilul to bia lather, lorgivlng to bil brotieri, faithful to Pbaroob, (rawr- nal lo hii oountrymtep. jfo a oheoker- ad earaar bia dbaract^r wai luwbaokar- ad. It waa brjgU and apol^aai. kr ' '■ COMMUNICATION Editor fiipraaa i Bear Sip,—Pleeee ipml in ymwfi- day'aa iisua tbe fplfowjpg pprrpotfonn apd explanation in regard to aovornl fireball items relerred it) in ypiHueoun- p|| iiuniiaiii|: report in this evening's issue, 1 um not u contractor, neil lier have I any brothers who are. Hy father is a practising architect today and '»» ions, Including myself, wero all trained in tM profession, The contractor's name ii "Jay"' At my request this contract was •igned by Hr. Jay and sent in without a Iiuiul tO show good fui th- until he returned frorn Seattle whore be intended going fpr the'necessary certified cheque. On Friday, Feb. 3rd, he deposited hii cheque at the cily hall. On Saturday, Feb. 4th! I received a letter from tbe eity clerk authorising me lo Imve the wtb proceeded wi|l'- Surely tbo (act ol the aatiifactory completion ol tbla mutter must have been mentioned in council aasembled on Holiday evening (yestorday). , As Mr. Jay is a stranger to this city a notice ol "intention to liijn" is not an uncommon occurrence. Yours truly, k. CAMPBELL HOPE, Architect. Tnesdey evening, Feb- 7th, 1811. CHURCH NOTICES Methodiit church, corner lith itreet and St. George'i Avenui: Servicei at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday school and Bible Clan 3.30 p.m. Class meeting 10 a.m. Sunday. Prayer uieeting 8 p.m. Wedneiday. Moodyville Sunday school 11 a.m. St. Andrew'i Presbyterian church, 6th itreet! Servicei at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday miuiol 3.30 p.m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Lynn Valley Presbyterian Church— —Worship, Sundays, 11 u.m., Union Sunday School, 3.30 p.m. II. Van Minister, H.A., pastor. Lynn Valley Methodist Church—Ser- vico every Sunday evening in Institute Ball at 7 o'clock. I'lm-. Fake- ley, pustor in charge Baptist Church—Cor. lith and St. George. Services, 11:00 a.m. und 7:30 p.m. Bible school at 13 noon. Bev. C. B. Blundon. Norlh Lonsdale Presbyterian Church -Worship, Sundays, 7.30 p.m., Sunday School, iM p.m. B. Vou Mutator, H.A., pastor.' St. aloliu the Evangelist, 8tb and 13th slreets: Holy communion, 8 a.m. morning prayer, 11 a.m.; evening prayer, 7.30 p.m. On the first Sunday in thi month there will be a second celebration ol tba holy communion at 11 a.m. Hector, Bev, Hugh Hooper. St. Agnes Church, Norlh Vancouver, 13th street near Boulevard,' Bev. II. H. Gillies, vicar. Sunday services: II a.m., maiming prayer and winou i 7.30 p.m. eveniug prayer and sermon; 3.30 p.m. Sundoy School; Holy communion, 1st and 3rd Sundays at 11 a.m. St. Edmund's Catholic Church, Muhon Avenue. Suuduys: Mats ID.Ui a. m., Sunduy School, 3.15 p.m. ; Bos- ary und benediction, l.ln p.m. IN THE HATTEB ol the Water Act and Amending Act and IN THE HATTEB ol License No. 43 granted to the Corporation al tbe District ol North Vancouver Ior 300 inches ol water to bc taken Irom Lynn Creek, dated the 30th August, 1804. NOTICE is hereby given that the City ol Nortb Vancouver being ths owner and licensee under tin said license by virlue of the Nortb Vancouvar Cily Incorporation Act, 1806, will apply lo S. A. Fletcher, Esq., Wotcr Commissioner Ior New Weilininslcr, B. C, on Wednesday lho first day ol March, 1811, at tl* hour ol eleven o'clock in the loreuoon or io loon thereafter ai counsel can be heard lor an order amending tlie said license by lubilituling therein ai licensee tbe name ol tbe ('ity ol North Vancouver in place of tha Corporation ol tbe Diatrict ol Nortb Vancouvor, and lor adding lo tbi wordi defining tbe point ol diversion tbe wordi "and at a point on Lynn Creak either on Lot 888, Group 1, New Weatminiter Diatrict or Lot ]>N, Group 1, New Westminster Diatrict at or near Ihe boundary between tha said Lola" or, in Iba alternative, (or an ordi* amend iny tbe license originally gtested apportioning tbe water to ba taken Irom Lynn Oraek under iaid liocnie No. 13 between Iba point of diveriion ai sel out ia tha original license and a poia ol diversion of Lynn Creek either on Lot 888, Group 1, New Westminster Diitrict or IM 1363, Group 1, Niw Weatminiter DiitriS, at or near Ibe boundary between aaid IMe or toil sue two or mora licanaee lor iba wo ho make aucb other order is the rr mises aa may ba just and equitable. DATED thia Mth day ol December, 1810. b. i. mn, Solicitor lor aaid Oity ol Hor* VaAHQfT*., W RSES Tbe Monarch At Vancouver Prices. Sole Agenti for North Vancouver. LATIMER & ELLIOTT HARDWARE, ESPLANADE, next to P. O. M CURRY CO. DRY GOODS AND GENT'S FURNISHINGS Corner Lonsdale and Second. Phone 239 ■ —"— SPECIAL NOTICE We are overstocked in Cashmcretles, Wrappereltes, etc., in a variety of designs, regular values up lo 15c Ql Our price * O2C Special line ol 36-in. White Cotton, sold every- 1 A whereat 15c. Our price ....'.....,. 1UC N.B.—We are direct importers of Staple Gooda from the English Manufacturer!. See our values before buying elsewhere. . 1 IL It Hot Points For the Man Lla re's a chance to please Iba wile. Qi 'I' 1 at once a lyio " HOT ,,, , POINT" . Ta it tlays trial, free (or asking. * ' \ Dl. .t'ai.i. aiul comfort on iion- ing day. Qui. irun on market guaranteed (or iwo years. |nvcst now, il will please bar. |\|fiit. clean and economical. "py one now and be convinced. B. C. Electric Railway Company, Ltd. 50 Lonsdale Avenue. ' r?T_,—iy tr imn e,It—. tirh*r„i V .tr -.-.'. . The Gurney-Oxford Steel Top Range means a marked saving in |uel and belter baking results. Tlic "CHANCELLOR" nol only docB its work BETTER lml AT LESS COST than oilier Ranges.. We can demonstrate lo you lhe whole Superior Chan- celloj principal ol economy and efficiency in ten minutes. Is it not worth Ihal much ol your lime righl now ? The J. D. Fraser Hardware Co. Hhonc 56, 133 Lonsdale Avenue The ORGAN with a REPUTATION The Kimball LARGEST SALE IN THI WORLD THE WXRBURNITZ gg SOLD ONLY »Y TH* Warburnitz Piar jyHouw, Limited 443 Unadale Avenue MMMMMMPM mm? Korth Vancouver, t e. THE KXPRESS OWSSIPJED AP, COLUMNS (mui tha www »»4 \h offering* p. wrrent loo*} advertjaing. BATJJS Single Insert, 10o per lina *l»# Week, 7*p per Hub per Inmrtiow Monthi So par lino per insertion "WAKTJBP WiVNTI!D-H"ii.*iiii'|ier Inr ball lor honsehohl of sin members. Apply MB, Impress (Hiiro. h WANTKII—fli.l to num two children daily. Apply. Ker, llllh street and Mo.nly Avenue. 10-2 WANTKIl-Work for team, heavy hordes. Apply, John Campbell, Wnd atreet. 1'hniio 333. 14-9 Plan^^oHft^ at Roche Point, the Linei '■'? of Which Were Laid Down Thuwday, February 0th, 1911 y*s*j< 11 —t>t~ I La. ,. •mr-———• a—-«»'* TK "llll.aV.I JnU.il.1 t« U llRll _~-—-^-.^atmT- ■ "tim ^.filr—- l — Ma.....,.,.,. ....,^.^aM I" ' '■'—' ' IL,' '■ ~—*tHhr; IBS' a ."mt ;■■'■" «"*f Uf ^l^'layi "* | a. ja. i.a... .aia'»iii t"i i i' i*. -■——r-~ ■ ' " "" ta' TITW.1 lia"1 ■!■. "■^*-« .......... ^*... »».■■■.. ... ......I..,..y. ||l , I^Mjl I lla p. .,.— .,,.-.. .-.... — . Ciiniforliibli! room (or business gentleman. Apply Daily Province, Fourth street wesl. 111-2 WANTlCIMlnnd smart lad lor office work untl lo mnke himsell useful. Apply to II. C. !•',. Ity. Office, Rl) lonidale Ave. H-2 WANTKIl-Kggs for batching, W. vVvmiiiaiiii' or w. Prpingtoi), Apply, with egg laying reenril, Wiiglitirne, Ex- press Ollice. WANTED—lo leuse or buy hi on waterfront, suitable for Ash citing purpnses. Apply, ,1. 0. ill Al MI'I.'S. 72 Cordova Bt. W. WANTED—I.ielinga Irom owners ol North Vancouver properties. If you have a liurgain und want to sell, list wilh us. We huve thu buyers. I'lKlttF, fc HAM,. 7-3 Ne\t In I'ulare Hotel. WAN'I'I'.T) TO IlKNT-Coltiige or • nit' nl rooms hiiaiiil or luinidieil). Ituply wiih full particulars lo Box 2IKI, North Vancouver, TOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms, 218 2nd street East. 6-2 HAM. FOK EBNT-For private dunces1 in .lupaiiesc Tea (lindens, Norlb Vaiieniiver. Sleam heated. Apply, (len. l'hillips, I'Mli sl. east. FOB HALE . I'OU .SAI.K-llny's llicy.le. Hood as new. Belt make. Dunlop lires. ('oas)- er brake, ('heap. Apply Kxpress Of- FOB MAI.K-Four loot wood, first growtfa, I'.'tli itreet, lirst house west of l.ntiiilnl. 0. '.L I),i.l,. care hoi 120. 2-I-2 FOH .SAI.lv Double corner Inli l'J IW, block II, D. I,. Mil, corner llllh and Olnilslone, facing south, IIWK). Caah tSUII, balance, 8, 12 nud IK monthi. Apply I., ".ilk.■, Holel Norlh Vuneouver, between 0 uml In p.m. 111-3 MISCELLANEOUS J. Um.'t and North l.oasdule Elder Hurray Co. fire inmrance. An event ol very great significance in the industrial development ol the North Shore took place yestorday (Thursday) alternoon when the initial stake was driven for the locution ol tho second clan dry dock which ii to be built at ltoche l'oint, Tho "a ni win formally ohicrved by the presence ol the officers of the Imperial Cur, .Shipbuilding and Drytlock Cnrpnrutinn, the promoters ol lhe dry thick project, nnd over twenty Invited guests. The party lelt Vuneouver at twelve o'clock noon, incident ally enjoying lhe firit trip nl the iplendid new ferry luunch "ltoche Polnl" ine cinlly .li'.i..'n.al uml built by the Imperial Corporation to ply between Vancouver ami Ihe new centre which hnsbeen tunned "Imperial". Thu luunch is a model of comfort aud convenience. It ii fitted with engine! ol 150 limm power and is eaiily capable nl curry ing 100 pauengeri. On arriving at the Point lhe puny pi Hia aallll 111 llll' llllllllj' ■ . llllll all Hli nuw mw mill where nn np|wtiiing lunch um enjoyed alter .which the) wiindeil thoir wuy dnwn to the point where lhe prelitninuriei were epeedily dispnsed nl and lhc location ol lhc slnko waa finally decided. The loullt line ol the iirydnck will lie nhout Int) feel from llic end of the l'oint nnd will cover a distance nf 1,11ml leel alonu Ihe waterfront running Mill loel inland. The i aai n.'i ,.i nl,.' was duly driv on, several nl I lie members ol lho pur ly taking a turn nt the hammer, nf ler which short speecbei were In or der. Hr. Nichol Thompson mu ruled Ihu history of the dry dock movement showing that it win a project which he hail had in mind for twenty youri- past nutl which wns now brought to successful issue through lhe co-operation of Mr. Iltillock as well ns Ihu Imperial Car, ;'lii|iiiiiildii,. atul Drydock Corporation. Conitruclinn wnrk upon lhe ili vda,il, v..iiiid lie »l nrl iil nl unci and it waa expected Ihul lho dock v..miai be in •ipi'iiiiinu within eighteen months. Hr. Hull.n'i.. through whom the Iin- uncial arrungomoiits hail been broughl In a successful conclusion, roviewod his connection with the project and made the irriitiiying nnnniiiicomeiil llinl ample funds ure now available lor the completion nl lho ilrydock in everv respect. No elemont was now laakiiig |o carry the whole scheme to complete inii'i'i' .a. 0. A. Barrett, manager ol Imperial Cur, Shipbuilding und Drytlock Corpornlion, recounted tho rise and pro grese ol the corporation and ita severnl n ie lut ul. in i .-I uud declared Willi p.uti.nl it relerence tn the drydock that it wus generally acknowledged that all arrangements wore practically id en I lor Ihu ] nu | ti me. Alcxnuder Philip, proeident ol North Vnncouver Hoard ol Trado as lhe only representative from the North .Shore expressed the universal graliliculion experienced throughout Nortb Vancouver liecauso of tbe successful progrm nl iniuiiiTiii.'ntn for this und nther im portant iniliiiiiiii'ii in connection with tlie Imperial Car, Shipbuilding un>l Drydock Corporation and the willing- non ol the North Shore to co-oper.ito in any way in which aniilance could ho rendered. Ho conveyed the reurct ol Muyur MeNeish Ihnt he wai iinahhi lo be present and alio accounted fnr tho absence of Heeve McNaught who could not be reached in time on account ol the shortness ol the noiico which had been givon. Judge Arthur, president ol the Imperial Cur, Shipbuilding and Drydotk Corporation* '" " '™ "I'1 femnrkinl u congratulatory 'charaeler, hniurhi the proceeding! lo a close uftcr which the parly ro-emharked und returned lo Vancouvor. '• DKPAHTMKNT OF WOBKS NOTICE TO CONTBACTOBS Wing, Court House, Vancouver NOTICE ii hereby given that Ibe time for receiving tenders for "Wing, Court-bouse, Vancouver," is extended up to and including Tueiday, tli. -1 i day of February, 1011, tf. C. OAHIII.K, I'ulili. Works 'Engineer Deparlmenl ol Public Works, Victoria, 11. 0., .llit .laniiary, I'.'H 21-2 FUBN1TUBE We will buy or exchange your ituvci, rangei and household goods for spot caih. Turner's, 70 Lonsdale Avenue Phone 181. P.O. Ilox 213. DAVID SI ■'ITIE I plinl-i. in und Decorator Furniture upholstered, cutritige trimming. Ship work a specially, Stale rooms und tabini iipltolsien<d, Plume Palace llui.l TV . a j— ■" i ' HiiNHV B, WATSON Architect Booms 10 aud 11, Pender Chamlieri, till Pender Street W. Phone 3161 Batsidence, cor. Lonidala Ave aad 12nd street, $oitli Vancouver. G.M.N. COAL I SUPPLY CO. ut new ready to tll all ordan for cosl 1hej wlll carry a full line of building iu» pliee. Oet tlie beat. Thoy have it. A trial order Will convince yon of tut. Oet your coal before the rainy >eaeon seta in. Head quarter) on corner of EapUnade Md St. George, North Vancouver. Phono 'iM Terma Oaah NOTICE TO CONTBACTOBS TENDERS will ba received by the llftdersigaud until t p.m. 00 Thursday, loth February! 181), lor tin .Olearisg end grubbing ol portion ol ■1**)tii Boad Weat, improvement Jlltown ae tba Marine Driveway, Dii- ' Inei !>ot, 6K, is accordance with the epecifiealio* ani plan to he wen at this office. The loweet or aay tender not naeee- tatily accepted. J. tf, ('AMWVIi, Diatrict Engi ''.Wetriol Municipal Office, Worth VawioDver, B. C, • fed January, IWI. J1-2 APPLICATION FOH BnTTI.E LICENSE NOTICE is hereby given that thirty duys alter the dale hereol we the un' .I.'i signed intend In apply as io partners to tho Hoard ol License Commissioners for the cily ol Norlh Vancoiiver for a relail liottle lircitse for pre mines situate on a fractional part ol iot ilm1.1n (13) block one huadrcd and fifty-seven tl.',;, li L. 1171 271, in the 'iiy ol Norlb Vancouver on Ihe principle of lhe Norweigiun system (of no prolit to the ... Il.i u (Signed) It. E. HACNAI liHTIiN. tSigneil) P. mn III ssi,\ DISSOLUTION OF PABTNEBSBIP MI'I ICE ii hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing IwtwcM ui, the undersigned, as Hickman It Hood, in Ihe City ol North Vancouver has beea thie day dissolved by mutual diluent. All dtbte owing to taj'l partnership nro to be paid to W. B. Hood at Ibe City ol North Vancouvar aloresaid, and all claims againit the said partnership are to be presented to the uid W. B. Hood by whom thi uw will be nettled. Deted at the City ol Norlb Vancouver thia DM day ol January, IOI I. (Signed) 0, B. HICKMAN, (Signed) W, B. HOOD. APPLICATION FOB i.IQCOB II- CBN8B NOTICE ii lii'iib) given that at the next lilting of lhe Hoard of l.ictnsing Commissioners for the City of Norlb Vancouver, I intend to apply lor a b tlel licenie lor premises situate on lols 21, 22, 23 and 21, block HO, II. L. 271, Second street west, in thc snid eity nl Norlh Vancouver. 4 ANTONIO (IAI.1.1A. Dnti'd el Norlh Vanvouver, Fehrnory till. 1011. 8-3 FINED FOH ASSAl'LT lleorge Parker, a lluwuiinn, pleaded guilty to ans.,uliiuii u Hindu mimed llttiiilu ip lhc lerry slip Insl Munduy nud wus Inuil 1211 untl costs nr twu niiiiiili"' imprisonment by Mnfiistrnte Kealy nn Wednesday morning. The chiel sltiled un hcliul! nl the prosecution Ihul he euulil produce witnesses who wmihl swear lliut lunula wus slruck down by the licensed without uny provocitlion. (apt. Fatki suw the blow and lhe mun lull bul did nut hear any dispute thai mighl hove led up tn the uel. lunula win represented hy an interpreter and had a very bad Inuking eye encircled iu mourning which could not be mistaken Inr exhibit No. I. Bt * K* CEREAL room Rolled Oats WholeWheat Flour Nice Flour Oatmeal Buckwheat I'loni l'earl Barky Cracked Wheat Graham Flour Split i'eas Hull, al Wheat Rye Flour Canadian Wheal Flakes i* Aali your Grocer for %, fa ((, Brand. Il"' StMdwd „( gua|j,v Wholesale limn ., The Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. LONSDALE AVKNUE. Al Ferry Landing. •*■ DISTB10T OF NOBTH VANCOUVIB NOTICE OF COIJBT OF BEVISION NOTICE ia hereby givw that tka Court q( Baviiioa of Diitrict iueee meet Boll will neet )n the Diitrict Hunicipal Office, North Vanoouver, On Tuaaday, tka Ulh im et February, 1011 at I efdoek p.m. wkw aU eon- plainU and appeale again.1 eaataa mania will be coaaidared. Notice o! cpnplaiota ah appeali muit b. given to the Aweaaor. at leaet tm dayi beiori Um aaid data, and iuch notice mual aet forth tlu ground ol conapUiol. Qivn undUr my haad thia (th day vl Jaauary, l»ll. lout a. tktmn, C.M.C. CUMMINGS The largest auuortment of Men'* Working .Shirts, in- uluding all the bent wearing materials in all / C Hi/.iiH, price* up to $1.26, now: U JC Scotch Knit All-wool Underwear. Thie ie a fine line for th« outdoor worker as it is heavy and n C warm, regul*r$lW value for 75c per suit / JC Men's Fall and Winter .Suits, only a few left of those splendid bargain suits, tliey were as high d> 1 Q as $30, now «P I 7 A ypry fine assortn.entof Men's Four-in-hand O C Ties, reversible, regular 60c valuea, now A>J«V D ' C 'i. in great variety, from size 22 up to DOV 8 OUltt 34 in short panU * O Cf) and 32 up in long pants, prices from »Pa»» JU lip 0. To clear out tlie few that are left VCTCOatS they are going at two-thirds ibejr original cost. SUITS madf; to order. READY-MADE SUITS 113-116 lomitlt Av«, WB'fifW TBflSwWfW llit. SPKNCKB Wll.li Sl'EAK Nexl Bunday nl lhc Hem lliculrc ul I ii.iii. llr. S|ii>nccr, siipurint uiirli'iit nl lint Iniul option iciiguc, will |n'iil. tin "The (inlhenbiirg Syitem nr I'nlil' ll'iiti-r Tnmt." Everybody inwinl. •Sovcrnl .in. i. .'I i .-I.. iniii'i will lie rcn- tlurinl. ■BBggHBgH. —. i- J-J-.il ST. ANIIBKW'.S CHl'liCH-Sirvicii un a...Ma,aili lirvt will hc conducted by Hov. Mr. Tliiimitin, .Su|i|Hirlnn. The iCHiinn I'i'iiir ila >•■■ ian ■ i n large ut- luiiduiicc ut Imiii dicla nl worih'ap. NOTICE CHEAP BUNOAI.OW LOTS- Ymi will Iind lour nl thm in block 31, nihil, I). L, 'UM. For mie only by latb r.outi't li Co. and Ferric It Co., Nnrlh I mi ilnl.■ Ave, Owner, li J ml EXPLOSIVES We are in a position to look after your requirements in this line. We sell Stumping Powder, Dynamite, Fuse and Caps. We can quote you at a minutes notice prices by the pound, box or car; f.o.b. this city, paine & McMillan The Hardware Spiculim. Pbon. 12 FIRST STREET & LONSDALE I I \ i McMillanVTea fo Good S lbs. for $1.00 j. a. t> n. McMillan
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