vwwwmww W •tm "trrtwrnwem BIPBBDH JHWTTPJVB BDWMD fTflwwJff t wvTflwi ■WwWPfr WWwn? _aji_-____f___-it 'm vim®*... a* jbl ppm« ftwfli rffS* ImSSSS voi,_MB M> HOWS fMWWlik 9A, PBHOT, PW«W» 19, W9 PWHW .# Navigationlnterests and Second Narrow. Bridge OAPfAW PYBDB OIVBB OPIWftlffl AND WTBBVIBW KB-NOW' ADVIBBB PBBDOIMO TO IMFBOVB OHANNBL PBTAIW 0? BBIDOB DISOUSBBD I- BXPBBT OPINION OP AN AU THOBITV ON MATTBBS OF NAVIGATION l^t The following letter from tbe pen of ''upline I'j-biin, iiiun wlioni there ii no more emineiit sutbority nn ths Uosst on mslters of usvlgstlob, wss published in the columns of tbs News-Advertiser of Wsiluesdsy laat, Slid ss tbo sentiments expressed will he of inicr ■■ni to favor lbs Nurtli Shore attitude in Ihia matter we take the liberty of ii t'lii'ln. ing it iii full. Tlie Isiier readi a» follows;— Bscsud Nsrrows Brldgs. Tu Iho Kdilor uf tbe "Newt Advertiser. " Sir,—Tbe Miiiniis discussions re the Second Narrows bridgo makes ons ssk, whoso Interests bsve ths various par I lei in view, their own ur tbs cities of Vancouver smi North Vaocouvarl Tbe mi ubjeeiiuii lu s bridge Is tbat it will he an impediment tu navigation, therefore Ihey propose lo 'lam the channel fur sll lime. If s lock Is con- atrucled it will bsve lo be st less! I,lli!il feel loug, IUU feet wide, wilb a depth of li foet to accommodate mud em ibipping. What will 11 coit snd where will lbe power come from lo ubcrato iti How loug will it laks to hll, snd bow muny vessels csn be lock ed llirough in s dsy) A smsller lock would bsve to be constructed to sc- commodate small craft. How would liuoins uf lugs get through I As it is ■liuie cerlsln lhal witb tbs increue of shipping snd consequent rise in vslus of wslcrfronlsge tbs mills could not .■■iinni lu remain In Ibeir present Iocs liens. Tbe objection tbst biumis would have to wslt for slack walsr iu order tu gel Ihruugli the bridgi ii nol ma I. nui, as Ihey have lo wail uuw lo gel thruugh lbe First Narrows aad could pro. ..ul up tbe lulet at ones. The u,uci- tiuu of damagei to industries stopped frum working above Ihe dam would ulsu riie. II wuuld only be necessary lo have Ihe awing uf Ibe bridge high enuugh lo allow ordinary I rattle lo pau, say 70 feel, ss il would only be required ouoi eeplionsl uecsiloui by a big vessel. 1 re,- ihe Shipmasters' Asioclgliou ask for s iwlhg :'i'.n feet wide at..l SUU feel bigb. There is no ship sflost wilh mails UUU feel high. Tbs nisiu masts uf Ihc Hmprewes sre IUU feet from Ibe water line lo-truck. The beam of the largest ship afloat doei uul eirced PU feet, w Ibst s psassge uf IDU feet is aaiplc. Two boudred Snd fifty feet ia Ibe widlb of ten city Iota, s'nd it's s poor sudor wbo could uot like s iblp ibruugb s nsrrower ipsce, All the up river IraAic of tbe I'ort of London I-H"""- under icversl bridges, thl ipsns of which do not escesd 19 feet (nol swings) end the besd room 19 leet; with s stroug Ilde oue has only lo watch Ibe endlesi alream of Urges, lugs, lighten Sud mull steamers lo realise Ibat tbere ii nu reasonable ob jeetion lo tboae dimensions. The coutcstiou tbst drsdging Ibe Firsl Nsrrows will decrease ths strength uf Ibe current is slso spplirsble lo tbe Secund Nerrewi. A mostb's work by Ihe dredger would lessen t'ss tfreuglb of current by b_.ll*; bul s civil /ggweer could furslsb lbs easel dsls. ', I1KNBV FY I'oiiiuisniler B. Following lbe peruwl sf tbsftbovo lei ler, Ihe Kxpress sought and qjfieiued ao interview wilb Captain Pybie upon Ibe subject of tbe bridge, flsptsin I'yliUH explained tbat ss s ssvigstor wbu bsd eitsnded experience running <S ssd out of Vaneouver hs naturally look a kien intereat la ostlers per tsining to ths development of the bar bor of Burrard lulel while the further fad tbst h> held cooildersbli Intereiti on both sides of tbs Inlet caused bin lo feel a particular intereil Ig tbs pru position to units the two sides of tbe lulel al Second Narrows. Hs hsd sot rushed lo conclusions wilb regard to tbe rustler, but bad msde careful iuvesjlgstiom. lie hsd msde ipecisl Visits to ths Second Narrows is his yscht, hss* eisnslned lbs contour of ths ground snd hsd Svsn msde soundings for bis own sstisfse liuu. He wss csrlsin that it wss Just ss powlbls fo drsdfs *t tmpoi N*.- raws is, ll Firs, Nsrrows- If 11 is ils- sired lu lesson Ihu current SI thai puinl bu W||S decidedly uf opinion that the government should undertake dredging npsrstiuus in tbs! locality. TIlS WS terlsl on the north sbqw uf lltu channel |a all till carried duwu by ths neighboring creeks •nrl rssdily remov able. |t |a quite possible lliul Ihe Ilia terlsl removed would lie vsl||sh|s u>. buildiug mslerisi, as bad been found in "Uiei huiburu, lo uin persunul know ledgu. This wuulil give the mstsrlsl s commerclsl value. - Further ihun thu above, the dreilg- iug of the .-iiu I, would lend In Improve tho current by giving il a direct flow through llie passages ip lhe bridge. Hs understood thai sums oh jeetion hSS been UlSllo to the locution of the central pier, in the lalcsl plaus siiliiniiieil, it being beld thst this pier il ulnm n lucnled ip ihe deepest portion of the uliiiiiiiul. In reply tq this, tbere wss prububly a resson for the pier lielng plsced In tbst particular position by ths engineers, il might be because of the nature of the foundation or ■omo other reason. The dredging of tbe channel would provide a means oi overcoming the objections made, while leaving the pier iu the location seteet ail. ■ 'upturn I'vim" here drew s rough sketch of Ihe shore line ou both sides of |be lulet In illustrate ln« meaning. Iliicuislug the question of tbe height of Ihu Auor of Ihe bridge above bigb wgter, Captain i'ylius explained lhal he bad mentioned 71) feet in bit letter as beiug the extreme ouliido limit, which should be named. Instances iu Which this height would actually be demand Sd wuuld lie rare. Waterfront property lo tbe outer harbor was ileniued to become so valuable tbat sll tbe sawmills would doubtless be situated shove Secoud Nsrrows. Ths hssvier porliou uf the Iridic passing through tha bridge would therefore consist of tugi wilb lows of logi and of pleasure craft. Ships would alio bave to psss through fur loading purpuses anil if I large dryduik were built sbuvc the narrows, oueen linen might slso re quire lo puss through lite bridge, liul these laltes wore inilam-ei iu whicn Ibe iwiug might lo be uied, while ss for lbs other elssnei a height qf Afty feel ubove bigb wsler would be ample, for sll prsclicsi purposes. Ai for Ibe width of Ipe span which •bould be built Captain I'ybus roil .'rule,I lbe position luken in Ids letter, le tbe effect Ibst s span of V.in f. et would bs quite sufficient, but if thst were increased 10 iM feel, sucb s width would lie ample fur all purpuses. The proposition lo build a permanent obstruction in thc way of a dam acroai lhe harbor at thai puinl, Captain Py- but charucleri.eil aa ridiculous. Ile ■lid uot think Ihsl II was worthy terious eomideraliun. In concluding tbe interview Captain Pybus reverted again Iq tbe greal bcuc fiti whieb migbt lie secured from a lie Vigatlou standpoint by menus uf dredging and expreued Ihe opinion Ibal Ibe ui t em iuu of the I iniiuii mn goveruuieul ought lu be directed tu Ibii feature Snd Ibst s strung effort ought lo be msde lo iuduce Ibe government to un ilcrtal'c dredging operations in Ibsl locality. Eastern Star Ball a Brilliant Function An assembly harmonising ss one iu dividual, • Door wilb s surface like glass sod orebssirs inferior lo none, were three of Ine outstanding fesures wMcb characterised lbe auaual Kail el Star Ball held iu lis ti. tt P. bit but sight SS S brillisnl succsss, The occasion wss f uruisl snd amongst ths prominent ladies of tbe city wbo wars is attendance some most bind soms gowns were tq bs noticeable. To psrliculariM wuuld scarcely te prudent except for ths most experienc ed, suite it to ssy Ibst collectively ths loor scene wss wost charming snd gsy io its intermingling effect of color snd grace While no! overcrowded, lie auditor |un was sdoplyd to the assembly to S nicety and tbii wss psrlially sccount- sble lo ths fact qf numbers preferring to plsy csrda lo tripping Iq ths mel odles. Thy music w»s provided by Hs;• tni1* orchestra. Decorations were ll viihiy spread Around the hs|l, tbsse consisting of msple leavei aud dahliai wbicb were bsnked in front of tbe or "•hsst's. The supply room wss gsily N. V. Board of Trade WOBK OF VBAB SUMMABIBBD IN BB.OBTS BPBMIWBD NEW Qtvvm m PWWWTO BLBOTBD BOABD OF ABBITBATION OON •TWBTflD MB. AI.BXANDEB PHILIP MADE HONOBABV LIFE MBMBEB The msil bsg wss ligbt st lbs an liual meeting qf ths Busril qf Trsdr held nu Wudiienlsy evening, thus per milling the Huard to procsed wilbuut much delay with 'be lurge volume uf business ascribed by the euiiatiiuiiun lo Ibe unnuul meeting, Dr, Klliott S. Bowo wrote with re! cranes to s convention to be held iu Vernon on the SHrd snd -lib inst. in discuss s scheme of ru operation fur the Boards of Trade ami olber public bodlei of Ibo province. II was decided Ibat a delegate by nul sent to tbe eon vontlon, but thai a letter be furward ed intimating approval of Ibo, scheme, willingness tn eo operate and requeitlng lo bo prov i,ini with a report of tbe proceedings. Mr. Alexander Pbilip submitted his resigustion si s member of lbe bourd, which culled forth mini} expressions of rsgrel from the members Mr. Philip's long and able ierv|ce as a nii'inlier uf ihe Ijuunl, iluring one year uf which he occupied Ihe preiident'• chair, was the subject of several sp preclstive ipeecbos, desirs beiug uuivor sally expressed lml Mr. Philip's con necliuu wilb the llosrd should not bs fitisily severed. The motion wss, there fore msde sud csrrled unsnimouily Ibsl Mr. Philip be msde su honorary life 'member qf the Board. Thc seerelary, J. Wylie Donaldiuu, nl,mui.ui « comprehensive ropurt uf Ihe work uf bii depigment during the yesr. On motion, tbe report wai re celveil snd adopted snd s besrly vole of tbaujki was psssed lo Ihe -ecrclury, for bii faithful snd efficient servicer. Tbe president, Mr. Alexander Smith, resd hit sunusl repurl (pilomixiug the work of Ibe board iluring the year. This report will he found published verbatim iu anoiher column. The roporl was received and adupled and on motion the president wai heartily Ibaukeil for |be psiuitaklug manner in which hs bsd discharged llie duliei uf the presidency. Tho treasurer, 11. A. Shaw, submit led his unnuul reporl showing receipt! unioUnliiig te Si I llil. Slid dlrhuisc menls tulslling gH«..6ll, lesviitg e lnl Snce OS band of IHIM. Inieresl.ng reports were then submitted by tbe respective cbsirincn of committers as followi: Mr. C. fl. Heaven Commerce uud Industries. Mr. I.. Watts Duuey- Transpurla tion, Mr- A. U. I'erry Tourist and Sol Hers. Mr. (leo. H. Mordeu- Publicity and lnl.iiiiiiihiin Mr. B. MaiKcnxle- Public Improve menls. Mr. W. Dickinson Finance. arranged wltb astors, gladiolus and ivy. At |l o'clock supper was provided iu Ibe supper room downstairs. Tbe buf fet tupper was decidedly unique aud all Ibe edibles were tbe boms cooking of tbe lady members of tbe society. Darning waa afterwards resumed till 11.30 when Isle cars were provided. Tbe gowns worn by ihe tadioi present represented tbs lsst word lu fssb lou ssd bssuty. Tbs following ii ss complete S list Ss Is svsilsble: Mrs McNeish, embroidered chiffon; Mlse fl. Colbourne, while Brussels net Isce trimmings; Mrs- Walker, pink isiiu, eblffuu tunic; Mrs Holt, blsck crepe de chins; Mrs. Norminlon, pruce silk, dewdrop Isce overdress; Mrs. (Capl.) Turnbull, while ssUs, uver trimmings; Mrs. Hendry, crimson ss- tin, Jilue Isce; Mrs. OIII, pink silk, cbiffou; Mrs. H. Burns, pink sstin, wplts trimming; Mrs. 0. K. Hickman, pais blue silk; Miss Brooks, pale blue satin, iuuu roiei; Mrs. Wilsun, blsck •ilk snd tac»; Mrs. J. HprAy, pi»k silk wilb white Isce; Miss 0. Unun, psls blue duchess satin, silk fringe trim miug; Mrs. p. Unon, .Alice blue wilb gold trimming; M». I McMillan, black silk, net trimming; Miu Dwyer;; Mri:] Amskold, grey ratio, silver trimming; Mrs. Billlugs, psls blue satis; Mrs. Simpson; Mrs. McCoil, itrtb tim, m» trimalpii) Un Buggies, blsck voile, Ur. 8. P, Hfbultx--Uglslatiou aud Admiiiislrsilou. Mr. 0. B. 8bepsord-Me.nber.hip snd Grievances. Mr. f, V- 9'0- Wuoi|-Bi»s|iH»n -oi Knlertainmuut. Ill each esse lbs report WSS received und ulupled ami a cordial vole of Hunks securded tbs cbslrmeu snd tbe inonihors qf the comuiiltee. Tbs repurt qf ths sudilur, Mr. C. II llesven, wss received snd sdupled. The inembersblp rcpurl showed Ibe lotsl enrollment st the present lime to bo IU7, Is which srs lo lit sddod |<l new members elected uuder Ihe uexl order nf business, making llii mem ben In sll in good slimliug sl date Tbe lotsl paid iu membership dues for the yesr wss $547,511, lbs largest iu tbe history of lbe Board. Tbe following nsw members were propused, duly accepted and declared member! of the Hoard: Bobert Wilsuu, I'.. B. Hickman, J. B. Pattenon, i'auey I'rqdor, W. Austin Brswo, W. B. Uul die, Jsmui !„ Doddi, V. P. Csrbutl, Stanley Tyller, Owsn W. Tlioinus, Km est Kbliage, Alex. Y. Tulili, W. fl. Stein, J. C. Browu, I,. T. Sogers, sud Thuinus 11. Ureen. The election of officers was thru ptu ceeded wilb, tbe following being Ibe re lulls: Hon- preildeul-H. II. Sleveui, M.I'. President—Mr. K .11 Bridgmsu. Vice I'residi'ul Mr. I,. Walla Doney. Hun. Se.-relury Mr. J. Wylie Don sldiou. Hou. Treuurer Mr. A. B. Chipmsn Tbe following were elected members of Ihe executive commillee for Ibe ensiling yesr: Messrs. Alexander Smith, A. (1. Perry, W. Dickinson, tl. fl. Heaveu, F. fl. Meliie, U, S. Bbspberd, B. MscKcnxie, S. D. Schulli, K. A. Mordeu, J. F. O'C. Wood snd Ueo. H. Morden. On million, tbe officers together wilh lite member- of the executive, were eon •tiluled s bosrd of srbitrslion, under lbc Hoards of Trado Sd, under which the Hoard il incorporated The retiring preiident called bis sue eessor, Mr. I-:. H. Bridgman, lo tbe chair, and iu a few well cboseu remarks, welcomed him to tbe petition and baud ed uver lu bim Ibe duties and tbe hou on of the offlce. Mr. Ilridgniau in iui, ing Ibe i-nuir briefly expreued bis ap prcnaiion ol the honor conferred upon him and bespoke lbe hearty coopers lion of all members iu making the coming year one of great activity and usefulness. Ou motion of Mr. A. u. Perry, s vols of tbsnka wss pssied lo tbe press for tbe excellent reports published dur ing tbe yesr. MrS Ii. Schulli gave uolire tbst be will introduce s motion lu amend the constitution to provide fur Ihe ap puinlmeol nf honorary life members of lbc Bosrd. (In motion, the mailer of slloeat iug Ibe aeveral committcei to Ihe re spectjve membera of tbs executive si i-biiruieu, wsa referred lo ibe executive committee. Tbe meeting tbeu adjourned. black lace trimmings; Mrs. Hutcbisun, Alice blue allk; Mrs. Bennett, black silk, Isce triuiruiugi; Mlu BsrlrOn, wkile satin, dewdrop isce overdrew; Mrs. M. McMillsa; Miu Inuii; Mrs. T. Kennedy, pink silk; Mrs.. Ilay, Ismon silk; Mrs. Bradley, blsck lilk; Mrs. Mi'Crulrbeou; Miss Lewis, pink crepe de cblne; Mrs. Tbumis, pink sstin, cresm Isce ssd blsck vslvelpMrs. Ulrd of Nsw Weilminsler; Mrs. Crocker; Miu P. Hsrriiuu; Miu M. Harrison; Mrs. Bradley; Mrs. SUplclun, black Silk) Mrs. Chance, black . alio, rose I ri* mingi; Mrs. W. fl. Ureen, pink silk, wbils Isce overdrew; Mrs. Balebelur, blsck isliu, ucl ssd gimp; Miu V. Uur roughs; Miss M. Burroughs; Miu A. Heard, pink silk; Mri Deio, Brussels net sail Isce; Mrs. Usllsgher; Mrs. Bsdger, white sstlu; Mrs. loses, fqw- ercd chiffon; Mrs. Ssblu, Utl duchess sstin, Isce trimmings; Mrs. Wheeler, meuve crepe de chins; Mlu Smith, Kg urcd silk, gold trimmings; Miss Pier son, pink silk, pearl trimmings; Miu Kdgeoumbej Miss Sinclair) Ifn. *% Frost, Bruges silk, black chiffon; Mrs. Fowler, Alics Wue witb blsck trim mingi; Miss P.. M. Browse; Miss H. Browie; Mrs. Irwin, whits SSlls, dew drop Isrs overdrew, silver trimming; Mrs. »lspe«s»», of Stains, Wssb., Mrs. 1. % Bsrrii; Mrs. „ fl. pHU, <*A FW W9TrtTf "Wf**ffd*p mww fW"Qfw*}*w Federal Cheque For City Hall Site Received FIBST PAYMENT 178,000-BALANOB WHBN HOURS MBBTS (In Wednesday evening Mayor Me- Neissh received a clieipie from lhe Ho iiiiiiiini governiiicni fur the sum of I7U, IKK), lining the first payment ou account of Ihu ptireltuae uf thu present eily hsll site, fur pual office purpoaus. Tbis Is not lhe lotSl uuiuuul of tlm purchsse price, bul is lhe lull amount of ibe iipprupriuliun which WSS pass ed liy the Huuse, for the purpose, dur lllg lusl session. The department evidently I'olllid it liuiim eilienl lu upilie tbo ii.i'iiiiuiiiii i.u,ooil frnm gonqrsl aceounl and decided to make provision fur the samo In tbo .stlmatos for tbs .pining session. There is nu iluiibl, however, abuitl Ihu instalment to bund being uniii, i.ui to ensure tho reinitiating nf tho balance ul Ihu curliest convenience of the government. Qualifications (or Ferry Directorship MHETINll OF BHABBH0LDBB8 MAKBS PB0VI8I0N FOB THB I'UTUBE A ipei-inllv cun veiled meeling uf i-liiiieli,il,lei... fu lbe Nurlh Vancuuver Cily Ferries l.ld luuk pluee ycsterduy aflernuuii lu discuss and puss upou lhe future .pi.iiiii,mi,oi I'or ferry director ship- Cupt I'utc voit'pd lhe view of the dn.-,i,im when he stuled thai men wbu ure eluded Iq bundle the muney uf the ratepayers shuuld bu resputiaible penults wilh sutnelbing ul aluke iiilhe clly. It wus, tlicu'l'nre, resolved, Ihul cuu 'luiui, , fur directorship next yeur un>l ih.-iiiiii' i must be linii li subjects und musl uwn, six months pruviuus lu Ihe • I.-. i i'.u--. j.i'iii wun li uf uneucumbereil Isud in the eily ul' Nortb Vaucuuver. Twenty-Minute Session DISTBICT OOUNOIL UlVli MIHCJEI, LANBOUS MATTBBS BBI8K ATTBNTION Brevity wua the suul uf lust night', meeting uf the dislricl council. Tbe session wai prububly tbe shyrlesl on record, ill .limition being ouly twenty minutei. lu Ihis shurl ipace of lime, Ihe municipul fathers, minus i'oun l.ou let, wbu is uuw uu his way to Colin and Jamaica, sllcudeil to several com iiioini ultoii", passed one or lwfo resolu liuim, und udupled certain repurls uf iniiuii interesl. Tbe council decided inu.'i,i- ulher lumi lu eu uperale wilh lhe Soeiely lur Ibe Prevention ui flrsel ly lu Animals in un attempt lo bid a lul ler palrul syslem lm lbe dig uiul dis trict. An "ii'i inoi, Mi J. P. Craw ford, uu be...... ul certain properly uwn en lo sell a Iruel uf properly adjoin iug the present l.ynn Valley 1'ark was laid uver uutil the queitiou of inline diale finances is gune into At Ibe iu stance of Couu. Hridgniuu il wai re solved Ibsl Hie treasurer be uulhori/'ul to adjust Ihe schuul buard urcuuul be twecn tbe dislricl und West vuncuuver and lu pay over to' West Vuucuuver Ibe ainuuul of ll.!..Oil. Coun. Bridgman ami Mr. Farmer, the ri'un.. ipul iderk, Wi.. represent the dis trict al the U.B.U.M. convention uexl week, H.vvc May being unable lo al lend, lule-.eu application! have beeu received for Hie pusitiuu uf euusluble in Ihe dislricl. These were referred lo ibe police committee. Applirstlous were received from Mr. Albert Slsbler fur an arc light uu lbc corner of Windsor roud and St. All drew'i avcuue, and frum Ibe I.ynu Valley Lumber Company uml Mr. Bubl Miller calling attention to lbc need of gravelling Ihe resd to iletnpiey rosd from iloikins westward, and lo Ihc bad condition of lhe road between Lynn f.'rcek bridge aud 11. I, Mo. The mat ters were referred lo Iheir respective committees. Coun, Bridgmsu was sulhori/eil lo sign bospilsl cheques uu behalf of Couu. IiOUlet iluring bll absence. jl waa decided lhat Ihe reeve aud (.'oun. Westover aliuuld cooperate witb otner committees of puldic bodiei in arraugeuuwli fur lbe forthcoming eu teriaiiiiiicni „t tke Arctic Brother houd. Mr, ''usgruve, district engineer, re pqrled Ibal a slide bad occurred ou the rosd leading lo the Lynn Creek iulake. In response tu an urgent message be hsd sent men immediately to the scene of il" slide sud wiihed to bsve the continusnee of Ihe work aulborixed by ths council. Tm- in lion of Ifae engineer bs tljls Sutter wsi duly endorsed snd power to set wss formsily given. A After sdjournnieol lhe council received in committee represents!)vee from tbe rstepsyers' association! of 'be dii trict fur tbe purpuie of diiiuning aev ersl ioenciel mstlen relating to Iho munlclpsllty. Items of Interest Mrs. II. F. Iiyke received al her hume un Weston uvi-niio aiul l!ilh alreel yesterday umi will receive the sennnd and I mi i ili Thursdays uf every inuiilli during the seusuii. Make a note uf Nuvember ill. tin the evening uf tbut day them is lu be u greal wrestling match in thc N. V. Alhlelic club ruums between Krnesl Iluy und Frunk Miller. I'srticulars later. Mr. and Mra. Archibald McAllister left lhe cily un Tuesday fur Victoria Mrs. McAllister will remain uu the island fur u few weeks priur lu join ing her suit, Arehy iu nuulhcru t'ali forniu. Mrs. .1. Iliersaeii, jr., uf Sl. inilruir's avenue, I'lilerluined ul u farewell ills- tier lust evening fur Miss I Slinr'key, whu leaves uexl week fur her home in i'iiiu,uuin Her iuuu:- friends will regrel her depurlure. Covers «"rr laid fur fuurleeu. 'Hie I'ytbiun Sisters uf Ihis city nre holding u box social in Ihe K I'. Hall on Tliursduy evening, flet. -'lib, wheu the prugram will comprise whiit follow ed by a dunce Kvcrylhiitg points lot, a jolly evening, su Ihul I'ytniau sialur|, kniglils and friends will du well lu avatr themselves uf tbii cqnliSl iuvitstiuu. Lurry Beid, lbe yuung sun uf Mr. and Mrs. II. Beid uf Moody vllle, fell on u l-ii'111. iuiulalur while playiug in Ihe ni'ighburhuuil uf the ear barns un Tn,- -uiv evening nnd sustained a severe cul ubuut Ihe wrist. The buy wai lak eu lu Hie huspilal when.' eight illtcbei were inserted Sume of Ihe cordi aud au artery were found lu lie severed. The cily iiiuiu iniln became Liu poranly ralnpuiit on Tueadsy evening sud lure up uliuul ID feet of curb and gutter uu Lunailale avenue near loih alreel. It completed ils evolution! by cullisioniug wilb a lelephoue pule, which was splintered as u result uf thc Imparl, A uiumeultiry refusal to ro- spurn! on lhe part uf Ihe culilruls wsi lhe cause of Ihe innovation. An informal lillle gathering louk place al ihe hume of Mr. and Mn. I- II. Murkle lust evening, when a uuiu ber uf yuung peuple of Ibii city held a "novelty shower" in hunur uf Mlu Syrclluh Markle, uue uf next week's brides. The novel!ies coniiilcd of lin eu, cut glass end silver. Afler spcudiug - a jolly eveuing lhe young people lefl tendering H*tt Byrellsb their iluiereil wishes fur her future hsppiueu. BBV. B. VAN MUN8TEB TO BB OBOAINBD AHD INDUOTEI) ON TUESDAY NEXT Thc urdiustiun snd induetiun uf Bev. B. Van Munaler lo tbe charge uf Nurlh Lonsdale Presbyterian church will take place un Tuesday ucy.1 iu Nurl), Lonsdale church al 8 o'clock p.m. Kev. Peler Wrigbl, III), moder alor uf presbytery, will preside and induct Ihr psslur, Kcv. Kuusld Maclcud of Sl. Andrew's cbureb, Ibis city, will address Ihe congregation and Bev. Hr. Mackay, principal of Weslmlusler Hall, will addrcu tbe miniiler. »»TH» To Mr, snd Mrs. Stephen fcxccll, Oct, llth, s son. Tu Mr. snd Mrs C. K. M. Arthur, JM street,'Oct. llth, s ion. TuMr.sndMrs.W, W. cisrk, King's Bosd, Oct. I«lh, s daugliler To Mr. snd Mn. Dsvls, Windior lioul, Oct. I lib, a daughter To Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Haskell it IlirbOr View BsnHeriutu, Oil. lllh, a daughter. Te Mr. and Mri. W. B. Fullertos, At Harbor Vic* Sanitarium, Oct. loth, a dsugbtar. *i _■ i !• Bank of Montreal ===_=__ Eit.bli.hcd 1817 = ' Capital (paid up) - $16,000,000 Regerve .... $16,000,000 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Savings Bank Department INTEREST PAip AT CURRENT RATES Norlb Vancouver Branch I F. A, MACRAE, Mt, Crown Bldg,, lit Streot Manager i We Have Some Good Buys in D. L. 273,274,550. See us if you have a house lo rent, or if you want lo get a house. We have some lovely homes for sale. Listings -wanted. , NORTH VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE CO. 110 Eiplanade. Phone 227 It. C. BISS J. A. WOODS ECONOMY If you uae Stuck Sizes in Doors and Wlndowi Vou WUI Save Money Ask for our uew Foldsr which shows Sisss carried iu stock Dickinson & Son, Ltd. ESPUNADE EAST P. 0. Box 1719. Phone 222 HAY, FLOUR AND FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY Timothy Hay (new) (.'lover Hay, (new) Alfalfa Hay Cruihid Oats, Oats, Unused Heal PBIOES HIUHT B. ii E. Cblckeu Chop, B. * K Scratch Food B k K Cracked Com Lse's Egg Maker Lee'i Insect Powder Swift's Beef Scrips DELIVERIES PBOMPT THE Brackman-Ker Milling Co.. Ltd. OFFICE: 116 ESPLANADE, EAST PHONE 4 Building Supplies Sole Agents for North Vancouver: Samson Fibre Diabolo Cement North Shore Coal & Supply Co. L. S. EATON, Manager. Kick-ham's Wharf Esplanade Wesl Phone AM DEVILED SAUSAGES By Ds Ws HIGGINS ■SMMiaTCSpMlltSlMpsMSSJMNI (Continued from Last Tuesday) At Ihu hulel I aaid good flight Ln lliu Indies uml \yp|it lu Hi.' ||ewupu|iOF uiii'". Having performed eurls.iii dn lies thero 1 returned fp Uin. hotul iiml snugl(t my couch. I cull tu mind Ihutj hero," I hoard u mini spy. us Ihu stilling emuku wuulil uermit! I'ri'ui'ully I heunl luiurnii voices un jf ill response lu my cries. Then there was horns to my pars the noise nf many I'uut hurrying uliiul! tlio eiii-ridur. Tlie i'uulslu|w >.iu|i|iiul luddeiily, "It's \t TIlPU there fsw'dsys before j Iiiiii bought Alu- .uino a crash as if something bad givou lunluy'i Hislpry pf Kugland, u,ui as I didn't feel i|i»'iipiedtpiilii!i|lipr I read 11--.eru I chapters nf I liul iii.r.l Ullgaglng pp.fi, Finally | fo|l into tho arms of lhe ilnne.)- flf, I might llSYP hDOil nilenp an liuur, perhapi luu., when 1 uue uwakenod by a lieree knocking ul tliu duur uf my 'lm in be r. "Who's thorot" I cried. "(Jot up; the hotel't all on lire," mm Hie alurming reply. - I leaped nnt of bell. Through, thu transom I nuiiii iee 1 .-il.-.-s .--l a red ■■li mu uud there wua much smoke iu ibu i.uuu. I reined my 'Iniln:- and rushed IlltU the l-.i r i.u;:.-. it WUH lilli'l with tunujie, thrnugh whieh over ami anuu u iiursl uf llauiu im. ed its way, illumiiiod Ihe . .11 ii.iiii fur a niumeul, sud tho|i died. I Iried tu liud Iho itulri. I groped ulong Ihu liile uf iin- passage feeling the nulla as 1 prueeeded. The walls were already hut. Tho air wat siilTueiiliug, and i euuld source!)' brcutbe. I cried "Fire! Firel" wilh difficulty. I'ruM-nti)- I came tu a duur uud pushed. II yielded and I fell iulu :i ruum. I Ituped tu my/ftel uml press ed liiwurtl u wiuduw. Tin 1 did so I taw a while liguru lyiug un the lluur I iluoped und felt wilh my hands in tho seini-durkuess and thun—ohl hur rurl—I i'uii I.---1 a human face. "My llodl" I c-ried iu ngouy, "It Ihis you, Eliiet" I hud nut dared to call Mine lleyiiul.lt liy her Christian uuiue befure, aiul how i knew iu lhe imperfect' light thut il wus she whu lay al my feet I was uever aide tu suy. A vpice in aguuiliug, ililling accents responded: "yes, Oh, isve me, save me!" Kvideull) Ihe pul had risen to fly. ami, overpowered by the smoke, had fallen where I fuuml her. I raised hei iu my arms. She was hy nu means u lightweight, lun I was yuung' and strung, ami llie escilenient sdiled tu my Strength. A fitful flash of liglil illumined the ruum fur s moment uu I saw ilml she was clad iu her night robes, Her fsce was pale as death am: her lung huir streamed over my chest I staggered luwardi thc duur. NORTH VANCOUVER CITY KKUMKS, I.IMITKI) ran iablb taiino bffbot mabch ut, uu. Lists Vancou ir Lssrs Nortb VancouTer •tM AM. IU VM. •(.00 AJI. IM tM.. •tM IM •AM 1.40 •7.00 I.M • .40 140 •IM 1.40 9 40 iM , IM IM .M 140 tVtM IM ^8.»0 4.40 . * 140 4.M ■1.40 iM • .SO 4.40 9M tM tM IM 9M (.40 om t.ia t.40 (.00 IM (.40 . 1040 (.10 0.40 IM ' 10S0 (.40 10.00 680 10.40 IM 10.20 (.40 UM IM 10.40 . 740 11.SO 7.40 UM IM 11.40 tM UM IM UM I.M UM 8.00 UM VM. DM 1140 I.M UM ».M 1I.M VM. .IM IM UM Sp il 30 IM UM . IM UM tM UM I.M li.lt AM )M 1040 ■<:•■■ JS iM 11.44 1S.46 AM. * iweim "Mti sa trndtf." Tisss tebls w.Jeet to cbsas. wiUiout •Sties, Cmpmy mi liable to deleys, suldsstsl or othirwiie. Thi lip-lil lulled ine agaiu, hut I reached the duur at lait. The siuuke wut denser than befure, hut as it lifted occasionally I euuld see weird ((jure .lad in white tolleringly slung Ihi corridor, apparently learchiug fui sumelhiiig. All tried to articulate llu uue wurd, "Fire!" I pencil iulu tin lurrldor with my load and wailed fui anotber flush tu illumine the hall be lure resuming my icun-h fur Ihe stairs At this iiiiiiiicnl a lai|ie ligure luuiued uut of Ihe "I num. ll spoke to mc I'lie voice was Ilul of s women, hul il wis deep ami sepulchral. "llrup ber!" il said; "she's deud i'erry me out." 'I'lie Halm . now II .in mul lhe whuli puiwu|ic, und I i uuld aee disl iiully al ium- I pin ed my hand ou lhe girl't heart, unl no heat responded. Her i.u> vers fined uud glsisy. I kiised ber -yea. I kiiucd those lovely lips They were .old ami lifeless. Hhe wat Indeed dead! With a cry uf grief and despair, I easl the puur unl- budy tu the flour, u|iuu whieh il fell wilh I crass, and seissd the uther wuuiau Mie wai uf Imi"- weighl, loo big and heavy /or me lo lift 1 did my belt I tried till my ii,i... irucked wilh Ihe exertion, but sbe wss like s mountain uf lead. I could uoi budge ber. "I eau-'l lift you," I told ber al hut; you're loo uid sod fst '' iiow dsre yuu insult we!' ihe screamed. "If Mr. I'uiey were ben you would uut nil me old aud fat Take thai! eud tbit!--sud lhal!" Hhe sinus me Ihree limes across Ihe faee wilh the hark of her jewelled baud I fell Ihe slum's as Ihey cut deeply in to my (iih and then tbe hul bluwl ft-oui/cd down my face from Ihe wounds sue had mule. 'Iflal bal" ihe laughed insanely "You thiuk you're good looking. You pride yourself ou your manly beauty Old aud fal, am if Well, I 've marked you fur life. I 've branded you, set my aeal ou you, aud forever after you'll be referred lo ai Ibe 'Scar faced Han!'" "Wretched woman," I cried wilb 'iiiii. nily, "don't ll'ii'l' you rau Ireat me aa you do your little I'uiey. (live me ihat band!" I seized ber hind iu spite of ber resistance, buried my teelh in it uutli Ibey met aud .book it as a dog would bave shaken a lioue, for I was beside myielf wilb rage. "I'll ■ ii .uui1" I irir.l "I'll begin sl your hsud, damn youl" The womau Wai su frightened ihe fainted dead away. I dropped ber alld w-*s rending of fowl snd iro». ifo*t n brig!'' light flss .pr) jn my eyes. I u|ipn»il tbem wlilp, uud wiilor still, for What I SUW iivi'rwlielineil me wilh sur- prlso. I was tylilgon my bed, and In the room wero the uightwatchuian, the llutcl prupriulors and severs) male guests. .Sume liuro lighted eai|i|lea and ui hen. coal nil lamps. Two or tbree lunl sticks and otberi carried revolvers, while the purler bad a pail, of water. Near tlie door 1 ssw the two young ladies ami airs, i'uiey in night ull ire, very pule snd trembling, tiptoeing to look over the bosdi of the gentlemen, with alarm ou their faces. . "Where am It" 1 asked. "You're iu the Hotel Bt. Nicholas," a voice replied. "Who saved met" I asked. "Naved youl" said tho watchman. "Yuu ii,;i: hi to ItO llU'duinn 'll uf )'Cr self fur nu:i.iu all this yore bobbery about mil Idu'. young feller. You dou't waut no savin'. Yuu waut a poumlin'j that's what yuu waut," "lias nut thc hutel been un lin:. Ami is nut I.l-i, dead and Mrs. I'usey is she—r-t" I fell my face. Ther, were uo wounds there. '' What duet il ull meant" I usked. - "ll means," said lhc watchman, "Ihul there hain't been uo lire, ami Ibat you'll have tu treat the 'ole 'ouse I'ur 'aving 'ad the nightmare." Tlie intruders turned swsy with ox im nm,ui, of disgust, and Dr. Howell, wliu hud an ulliee iu the hotel, aud wliu luid lieen hastily summoned, came forward and felt my pulse. Next he raised une uf my lids ami luukcd long ami suxiuusiy intu my eyes. "Open yuur moulh," he said. "Wide, wiiler. Put uut yuur Inugue. Fur Iberl There, that'll du. What did you have fur supper!'' "Deviled sausages," I replied. "Humph! " suid Ihe Doctor, "(lood- night," and he left me to my rcrloe lions. THK KND Installation oi Boilers and Oil Burners Completed MANAGES OF FBBBY COM.ANY COMPLIMENTED ON BXPBDI TIOUB AND ECONOMICAL WOBB prepared to save myself by flight. I passed along tbe bsil, as I went skool lag "Fire! help! murder!" m loudly In reiponie lu s letter frum tbe I'uui.l uf ferry djrcclorstc inquiring si 10 lhe present position of affairs lu iiiun'. nun with the projected subway underneath thc C V. U. tiffs, Ut. V. I., Fellowes, supervising engiueer for the city of Vancouver, yeitcrdajl iu 'lilcd a reply tu tbe buard staling Ibat the detail drawings bad beeu prepared uud submitted tu tbe engineer for the Ilailway t'umiuiioiiou for bii approval, uml ulso eopics had beeu forwarded to lhc engineer for Ihe C, 1'. II. (lompauy. I'pou Ihe receipt of Ihc approval of these officials Ihc wurk will be carried thruugh with all thc expedition pos Kittle. The l.uurd expressed satisfaction witb these tidings. The maiiagcr, Mr. Heard, was iu strictsd lu tiring iu a report ou the ii.iulluiion of oil burners iu the Nuui ier Oue Kerry Should tbis be fessible, 11 will enable one of thc larger ItoaU o be laid olf lur « few hours each week for neceuary rejiain. Tbe man agcr also mentioned the possibility of iusugursting au all nigbl service, .ilu.h, he predicted, wuuld vety won become necessary. The board as a whole commented wilh gi.iiiiii.iiu.n on the fact,that Mr. Heard had completed Ihe iniUllslion of uew boilers snd oil humeri io Num in-r Two Ferry st s cost 60,per cent, beluw Ihe price tendered when tbe wurk wai advertiied. Kslra (tlingi wore else iiisiaii.-d by the manegcr wbicb would not have been covered by au ordinary contract. The board coinpll iinni.ul Mr. Il.-i.nl on Ibis work, wbicb was done at a cost considerably under hii owu estimate of (0.0OU. Thc formal repurt submitted by Mr. Heard in Ibii connection was Ss fol lows:— To lbe t'bsirmsn aud Board of Direclorn lieiilb'llii'il- In compliance wilb your instructions fur a „ i"iri on Ihe coit of installing Ihe new boilers In Steamer Ne. 2, I beg to report ai followi: It weuld be a very difficult matter to give Ibe coit of Ibis work ss wss covered by Ihe iperiflcstioni ou which leaden were invited, m t considersWe smount of work would bsve bsd to beve been dose by us outeids of bbi contrsct, aucb ss removing snd re- Installing sll the oil burning equipment the funis, ss for sll 'tOtti I bsve also Ailed the entire spaces below tts bpi.ers wish concrete, which will jtVotoet tho frames of the ship for yosrs. Concrete floors havo also been built in »r«Hu4 H» sides ot »•)» ml*** ooA in fbn stoMiP'S' Steel-piste floor* bsvp been fitted ,t the front ond of the boilers, ami gratings fltted ovor the top of the bpi|e,s. This Md consider sble other wprk not included In the speeilii'utiou T bsve charged tp this sccount. I buve slso p»t ||) sll feud water, holler blow-of, min »t°*m, ''"1 P»rt of Iho uuxiliury steam pipes of ''upper aud brass, whereas in Hm specifications iron pips wis ssked for F>th tbs exception of the msiu sfssm pipe, fhis |iss increased the eust sf ths installation liy about (800, hut of courso lias made u more superior and permsnent Job. ._______—»______-___-_—_-___- i nave s UHinoer os mwm on nanu piiro||»sed for the job sud ilpt uspd up, which w'Iipii returned will probably decrease tlie ttlt Ol shout (liil.Otl. I would a|so like to mention tliat this mpti has bpen executed »»d completed without the slights^, injury to sny of the workmen engaged. (Signed) T, ¥, -MMM). ( I - >-i Miiimger. , , .. ■ .\ . St. AgnesMBoyi' Club Tke poys' Plhh of St- Agues' C!|iurch met last Tllesilny ut Ike luiui.: of Mr. Bayment, M3 Eiglilli slroul oust, whew iiti, Hsymeilt ilollvoroil Mm first of a series of a First Aid" lucMws )p tho boys, After the address rufrphhinunts were ssrypd and s prufitable snd jolly evening brought to s eloso by the pronouncing of Die llencdielion by lhc vicsr. mma—aam I n _ I I ' i.n For Beat Values in Apples, good for cooking or table, Fsr bos Apples, extra fancy, par bos Orspss, very ckolco, 8 lbs. for Oranges, psr dossn Spaniib Onions, 4 lbs. fsr Buttsr, Ant grids Nsw Z.ilsud, psr lb. . 11116 ..11.60 ...26c ...26c ...96c ... 40c Buttir, fiueet BuUru Townships, psr lb. 36c, 9 lb. for 11.00 Bacuu, Bwift'i Premium, sliced, psr lb 36c Ham, bunslsss, illcsd, psr lb 30c Ban, cooked, sliced, per pound 40c Teas, bulk, sur bsst, psr lb.: 60c Tsas, bulk, ipecisl, 36c psr Ib. 3 for. 11.00 Tsss iu pscksts aud tins, al) I iuds, from .....,, 10c to 60c lb. Coffees, frssb rosstsd snd ground ss rou.uirod, 36c per lb., 3 for (1.00 Better qualities at 40c, 46c and 60c per pound. Frsncb Coffee, delictum for breskfait snd after dinner, per lb 30c Marmalade, Bouortsou'i "Golden Blircd" per box 26c Marmalade, Bobertson'a "Scotch" psr i lb. tius 26c Oatcakes, McVltls snd Prics's, per pkt. 20c Bbortbrssd, McVltls snd Prics's, psr tin 60c Biscuits, McFirluie Laud It Oo'i, psr Ib , 30c Tomstoss, a/, Ib. tins, 2 tins for , 26c Flour, good bread lour, per sack 11.76 aud (1.60 Fluur, Boyal Household, Boyal Standard, psr sack $1.86 Flour, Whole Wheat snd Orabsni Flour, psr 10 lbs 40c Osusssl, Uus, medium snd coarse, psr 10 lb. sack SOc Potatosa, Am quality, '/, wok 60c, nek B6c TBIAL SOLICITED DesBrisay OOBNBB FOURTH AND LONSDALE HARDWARE Phone 297 GROCERIES BENNETT BROS. The North Vancouvtr home of " Campbell Clothing " HARDWARE i\Tht uiideisigned desires to announce to the residents of Worth ^oncouvtr that ht hai purchased the Hard- watt busineu formerly conducted by Meurs. Sutton tr Prince, and will carry a largely incrtaied itock of Buildtri Hardmt, Pointt, Oilt, Glass, Stovti, liangei and Household Articles. 9\AU claim of Furnace and Tinwotk given prompt alttfttion. All pork M-V guaranteed. i\By clou ftfictt, liricl alttnlion lo buiineu and courttoui tttatminl ttt trust to merit and tnjoy a thare ol the Public patronage. WATCH OOK AM. Sincerely youn, D. McNAIRNIE Tht Satitfactofji Hardware 15th mi Ufftiiim: Phong 352 , North Vancomtf mm^mWmWmmmnnmnn n md Birks Store News iii. Entree and Pudding D!ihe» are au every dsy ueod. Not ouly do thsr sdd tfl ths appearauce of s well-arrangsd table, hut tbsy facilitate the serving of vegetables aud puddings, which, owing to this method of serving, sis much mow palatable. Our stock of this clsss of tshls goods is well assorted snd offers a great range ol choice. i The Chafing DUh continues to hs s fsvorlts in the homes of Osnsds—its vsry convenience hss msde It this, ft owu s Obauiig Dish Is to appreciate It and uss tt cotistautly. Alwsys ws supply tbs vsry flueet values In this lius, us we show ths newest types snd ths bsst quslitles on ths msrket, aud whether you desire to uss ths Spirit Limp or Electric Heater ws can accommodate you. Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. .TEWELEB8, SILVERSMITHS, WATCHMAKERS. George E. Trorey, Managing Director Hastings and Granville Streets - - Vancouver, B. C. Job Printing at the "Express" The Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. ST PAID $4,250,000 Quickly and promptly on account of ths Bsn Francisco earthquake aud hrs. How many Companies could do this? IU assets amount to 1116,000,000 A postal will bring our reprsieuutlvo i - PERCY KING Besldsst Agent IB Lonsdsls Avsnus snd Oipllauo Cir Tsnulnus Phones: Lonsdsls 167. Capilauo 161. * nwwijjrujroy jur arum® uri By Reflex TBIMMINO COMPETITION Competitors in this competition' sp- pesr to have misunderstuod the true meaning and idea uf trimming. Por- impu ii word or t}«n iu father expluuii- Hon may |ip of ubo. Lef us imagine wp buve a phiilii|;rii|ili taken willi a half iiinii' earners. On oxamlnat>n if max iw fuuml tbst by s hit ot judicious putting Attn bore .sod thero sud per hsps reducing the sue frum n1-, Ity l'k lu say llxi wu cut swsyslltlift is un- necessury to the making of the perfect picture and have what is best, it may be an ugly tree trunk which .occupies about I iuch of tho side. Ily culling tbia away, and taking ulsu a little off the foreground aud sky wo may lie able to produce a dainty picture frum what wuuld ntherwise he a com- munplsce subjeel. Pr tuke a figure sub jiu i sucb as oue 1 bavo bofore mo as 1 wfite. An old woman sitting at her cottage door knitting. Tho size is half plate. I hud uu Ihu loft huml side al least IV, inches which are not unly uu necessary lu the composition, but pat] lively .liul imi mu I trim it off and alsu a little frum. Ihe sky uml furc gruuud making a panel 6U, by il. The result Is a pleasing cumpusitioii .uud uue which was the means of receiving u in.ulnl When exhibited l.i-ll jug it uriginally wus nu judge wuuld Iiuv. giveu it a moment'• consideration II uuw iinni. une uf thc writer's Ircitsiir ed pictures. I u s word il is not necessary iu pic lure making tiial all thut ii uu the uegulive shuuld appear iu thu print. Provide yourself with twu pieces uf paper or curd cut lu thc shape of Hi letter I. nud cover over those purliuus uf the print which muy eppcur tu be of no value tu cumpusitioii. Try th twu pupers in every way uud uutu the different results each lime according to what you cuusider will give you best picture. t.'uuipetiturs whu have sent prints in appear tu huve simply trimmed uff the white edge only of Ibe priut eicept in une case where the competitor scut iu three priuls uf a child, Iwu uf whieh even- eut duwu, guc upright uud th other oblong. In this cuse us thu child is rcully thc point of interest it could be trimmed duwn from ', plate fu I'-.'.vl iuch, making au upright picture whieb wuuld |uok much better co larged tu pust card size. 1 9%'i !■' North Vancouver City \ Price Lit! is now ready for Subdivision of BLOCK 11 A, - D. L. 550 on Queensbury Avenue car line Size of IpU 50 fl. by 121 fl. all cleared MAGNIFICENT VIEW FOB FUBTHBB P ABTIOULABB, AF PLY IO The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company Limited I Jabilily North Vancouver Agenle for LONDON AND BRITISH NORTH AMERICA CO. Limited 543 PENDER STREET. VANCOUVER, B. C. Phont Seymour 6266 .■ fine competitor ie evidently s bit of a humorist, lio sends in s print eu- filled "Man at composing'nwidrie.'•' Not » bsd tit|e for s competition OB flpOmpoeltiou." Tbe print, howew Is WWlWdi ("Hi toil Olio is aeut in und thit in nnt of .Rem. ii in u uiiuii tpAriht snd worth try- ing again. Hslf pn inpd from I'm left and % froi|| tliO top would improve the composition grimily. Try the ssme sub- ject again and enlarge in post card size. i Thp prjae wiuuer |s Mr. Janics W. Vcitch of -llth stroet west, Norlh Vancuuver, who sends in a vary nice print su fur as exposure and printing are concerned. Thu subject is a canyon with a rustic bridge and is vory wulj cboseu. The unly mistake beiug the inclusion uf threo figures in the oeu Ire of the bridge. They are entirely uut uf liiiiiuiiny with the surroundings frum a picturesque poiut of view and are lou nbviuusly posing for the pbu tugrnphcr which wuuld be much bet ter without them. The composition "''bl ulsu be further improved by cut ling lmii' uu inch frum the left side uud % ol uu iuch from tiie bottom. Try it. It is by far the beat print sent iu and therefore gains Ihc prize. 'i in is our first competition and it lius been Interesting. Huppose we try an- uther. This lime fur the best trimmed und mounted print. The prize will be uue uf Ihe writer's own priuls, bulf plulc size, and from u negative, which is a prize winner, suitably mounted and I'ruined. Conditions—Two prints tu be sent in. One straight frum the negative, Ihc uther trimmed and mounted. Any subject, i'l...in;: dale, Monday, Nov 1th. Address to "Keflex" cu). lln Kxprers. If return of photographs is desired stumps tu euver postage musl be enclosed. • IS ON 1'HAMINU PH0T0UHAI'IIU .lust us in the mounting uf uur phulu graph it muy be either made ur uiarrei so in iiniinii;: the same can lie said. Huw often, uue hcurs Ihe remark "Any thing will du su lung as it is a frume. ' One is templed to ask why. If the best is lo be gut oul of oue's wurk miiuutiug and framing must harmonise with thc print and the three com bim I I"iin une Complete whule. The frame .shuuld nut be obtrusive. II shuuld uul foree itself un thc eye but huld ilself iu Ihc background su lu ♦ pouk. If the frume culls fur purlieu lur ulleuliun before flic photograph, it cun usuully lie lakeu fur granted that the fruming is wrung. Nut every pic lure frunicr umlcrslauils his busiucss und if artistic effect is desired framing should unly be entrusted tu thusc whu huve taste cuuugh combined wilh Iheir business ability lu frume suitubly. A combination uut so often met with as uue wuubl imagine. Under uu circumstances shuuld a heavy frame be used uu mall. The result is disastrous und swamps ihe picture especially n tbe mall shuuld be tinted ur dark. Hull uu inch tu uu inch is ample wilh ii nnnum uu Ihe mall of i'i to il inches. Do uul.use a frame lignt in culor with a dark muuul under the mis luken idea that there must be a con trust iu urder tu "shuw up" the pliolugrupb. i;uile a huge mn.inl.i- The l.ul 11 lhc subject the darker the frume ■bould be. Whut wc art arriving al is harmony uul cuulrast. The inter may cornel imes be dune iu hsrniuuy but very rarely. Huppose we bsve u brown mount on uur picture. II will be fuuml us u rule that a darker ur poaslbly a lighter shade in the frame will give an excellent result. Mlud. ii nearly ul wiys safe. Kuuiuen or luo much ur nunicnl un the frsme ii uot to be deiired. A plain frame will give lhe best results and there' is nothing lu distract Ihe eye. There sre many ex celleul nsrruw moulding* now ou the 111111I..1 which are just Ihe thing fur photographs ami Ihey are nul loo expensive. The passe psrt tout is nut s very satisfactory method of framing photo graphs aud if il ii not very well doue is anything bul pleasing to t..e eye. Tho whule object of framing • to help the picture snd everything shuuld be brought lo besr upon this mount snd frame should ss well be chosen logc ther. Any pefson wbo ii st in desirous of pleasing hii cuilomer will nut grudge a little lime spent in chooiing iui! able mounts snd psueli if be doei leave bim snd liml snotber. I'asse part tout bai the great dii advantage of having uo protection for Ihe gloss wbicb is easily broken, also if tbe work is done whilst lbe pbo ii.ui"io. or mount 1| dump It |s apt to warp and crack-tbe glass. Another style of framing i« the cloie ug method, which if suitably doue cau be made to luuk very pelsiiug. A great ties' depends upou the subject and alsu tbs size of the print, ft is obvioui Ibst it"would be so uie frsm iug s 8% IV, close up -it I heavy moulding. Knisrgsmenti srs generslly The Canadian Bank of Commerce Capital $15,0011,111X1 flat SUMM Norlh Vancouver Branch Now Located at the Corner of LONSDALE AVg. 1*4 lU PUNAPE A General Banking Business Transacted. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Interest 'is alloweS on all depoiiti af $1 and upwards. I. A, FOB8TEE besl framed iu Ihis manner, ami tho frume should be ehuscn uf a color tu nm i.li the picture. As u rule uuks aru tbe best suited tu this wurk especially ai they can eusily be stained tu any shade or eulur. tlreens uml browns uru must suitable, 2U, inches up tu 4 iuches, uccurding lo the delieucy ur oth- crwise uf the print ure ubuut the right widths but nut tuu heavy u muuldiiig. The pattern knuwn us "spuuu" is si- ways useful ur a deep bevel perfectly plain. The iiitruductiuu of a black lining ur slip is ufteu a delightful cl' feet but uu rujes can be luid dowe in litis us in ulher tilings. ludividi.ul lusie is tlie must i.ii| "Mniii t'netur in the sit uul iuu, uud u pliutugrupher's taste is seen iu the style of muuiils aud puucls he uses just us u mun is known liy the cunipuny hu keeps. "Show un- yuur pictures and I will tell yuu whul yuu ure" is perfectly true. i HpUCe Imbi.I inii' I," in; IiiiIIi. i uu ihis impurlunl purl uf the phulugrupli ers' wurk but enough bus been suid tu imliculc the lines, lu follow, Whul un a'dvuntuge u pliolugraphic club wuubl be when subjects sueh ns these would be In Ik ml uver. There •" scores of amateur photogrspbers-ln this city wbo could be formed iuto s use/ill club. Demniisirations could be arranged and subjects of all kinds interesting to the umaleur cnuld be discussed. i'i.mu fur criticism could be brought along and much holp from the exenangs uf experiences euuld bo obtained. Wbo will tay ayo to tbisl Send a post card to "Keflex" co.o the Kxpress. What makes tbis photo io blotchy. The spots wero not ou tbe negative. The "blotches" are caused by uot prupcrly washing Ihe print wbicb bu nul been properly fixed. It has evidently not been thoroughly immersed iu the fixing bath aud baa gone on'developing in patches. Keep tbe prints moving iu the hypo aud do not let them stick tu each uther. ■'A TENTS' In all Countries. Ask for our loviu- 1 tor's Advlicr Marlon A Marlon. Ill University Strut, cornir St. Cathirtse 'Street. Montreal, Canada, and Waih- Ington. ii C. I), s. A. Conservative Rally A General Meeting of the North Vancouver Conservative Association will be held in the Club Room, Aberdeen Block, on Friday, October 18th, 1912, at 8 p.m. The business being important a large turn-out of members is requested. G. S. SHEPHERD, Secretary. We srs showing sn excellent Uss of Sterling silver mi Plated Wars, nothing but ths highest grsde of floods. • Our low expensss enable us to mark bur prices much below those who pay Ugh rente A compirlsou will prove this ts you. See our windows. "m" SOMERTON JBWW.EB AHD OPTICIAN Ths Store of quality snd Uw - rlcos. IDS tmOQmD WimMmJ. 1 fl ■ 'a I i n-w*n>.a> avu-rrRgrvn koiitS vANdovrm •• i • i •>•*■■••■■ • BRITISH COLUMBIA I i ! I j PuMUfrU fcssdsys ssd »?Mms hy Msilh Hhsis Pises,. Wnllutt jmm A, til Om. V, M-BU8N, EP1T08 ANP MANAUfciH. Mies'of Subscription i-Ons yssr, $1J10, Bli months, We, Three months, 860 United Btates snd Foreign, (8.01) per year. AdTsrtlelng Bstss WIU 0* Quotsd SU Appll'.stlou. Tbs Kipress is devoted to the interests of the North Hliure of Burrird Inlet exclusively. It constitute! an sdvsrtlslug inodium of eiceptiunal value for reoeliing in S tliorougb Slid effaotlve luauiiur the uupulstlou of North Vancuuvor Olty and Distrliit. livery effort is msdo to give silvertisers tha most istiifictury . sorvico, Ail ebsngss is contract sdvsrtlsemsnts should bs in ths printers' bauds nut lulor than His. ni. Momlsy snd li p. ID. Wsdussdsy to ensure Insertion in Ihs fallowing Issus. Nurth Vancouver, B. 0., .October 18, Ull AM BXmt AMD BAMS VIBW OP THB BBIDQB PBOJBOT The letter from tbe pen of llie Hon. P. I,. 1 'inlel i'.u inn, written to the secretary of the Huard of Trade, which we published in last Friday's issue, must lie graded as a classic amoug ali 1 In,.-■■ utterances which have been evoked lliruughuut Iho entire courie uf tbo long 1 Iiiuiu uui negutiatlons and .lim 11..,inim relative to tbe several aspects of Ihu Beeoml Narrows bridge project. II marshalled in a masterful manner a series of poiuti the force nf which cannot he evaded, in favor of a sane iiiiun.le and reasonable demands upun tlie part of ali parties relative to lhls momentous undertaking. We are pleased tu lie privileged lo . reproduce tuduy, frum the columns of a eoiilumpurary, a letter frum Hie pen uf Henry Pybus, Cummauder H. N. II., nf Vaucuuver. This letter is of eipial luuiiieiil with lhat uf Mr. Cuttun, aud considered with reference to the technical requirements to whieh the sir inin re shuuld .niii.um, frum ilu- vinw puiut uf navigation interest., must bo recognised as embudying an opinion '■.ine, weight iiiiiiini be equalled frum uny imal suuree. Captain Pybus has bud praetieai experience in navigating ship of the deepest draught in prac t icnlly ali waters, lie is personally iieipiuiiileil with conditions ss they itlitain iu all Ihu important heritors of the wurld. As master of one of tbs 1'. P. II. Kiiipmees he has had exteu sive 1 il experience ill lorsl waters, is acipiaintcd thiirnughly with lueal conditions ss tu preient requirement! und future needs.. ilis loiter ii there fure au expert opiniun frum the highest unib.uu-, ami ai such il of the weightiest import. The ul un,iinni- and questions by means nf which Captain I'ylioi deals with the prupused dam al Hereiul Nar rims show clearly that as u navigator he is altogether uppiited tu a dam ami considers a bridge the proper structure fur tiie location. In tbe secund paragraph of his letter Ciplaiu Pybus slinws the extravagant i.m of the demand! which Ihe Vuu euuver Hliipniailers1 Association hsi sought lu impose wilh reference tu Ihe bridge. Ilis pusitiuu with reference tu ilic length uf the spau which will be required wili be tinted with interesl The execl 1.-..I.I- uf Ihe letter iu deel mg with tins feature are ai fallow! "The beam uf Ihc largest ship afloat dues uul exceed ninety feet, so thai u passage uf 160 feet is ample. Two hundred end fifty feel is the width uf ten cily luls, ami it's a puur sailur whu could uut take a ship thruugh a narrower spuce than that." The position luken in those wurili is fortified liy referenee lu couditioni ai Ihey exist 1,11 lhe 't lm ni. . and thc etiormuus no,.miii nf imiii. which is aceomino ■ 1.ii"i there under circumstances which ure much less favnraiile. '.'plain Pybus' .losing observation with reference to the lessening uf the current by means uf dredgiug Is slong exactly Ihe same line as Hie quesliun usked uue uf the speakers at the public meeting on Tliuriduy leal by Mr. Duu aid Cameron, CK, and which met with au evasive answer. Mere evaiiuit, huwever ,niiii.it dispose of the feet lhal by retorting lo ilus easy expedient the bugbear 111 ilrenuuuily employed by Hie carping critics who bave beeu assailing Ihe project because of the current erouud Ihe piers end similar imi nus is eutirely beuiibod. Kipresaiuui of opinion iuch 11 Ibsl I'Uibo'licil lu the letter of Captain I'ybui I'lieoiinige Die eouclu^iou thai uue counsels are destined to prevail relative to Ihe features of the bridge and that the ilructure which results will be entirely adequate fur all preient or future requirements, and likewise de void of eisggerated or whitniical features which have been luggeeted from wMin-es inclined lo be hyper critical. STBBETS THBOUOH NBW DIVISIONS SUB 'Tbo council of the diitrict of West Vancouver hai under consideration an advaueed piece of municipal legislation in tbe propoaed proviiion compelling (lie clearing of a road way twenty four feet jn width upou the pari of ownen of aureage tracts who wiih to sub divide Ibe some iuto loll . - That there ihould prove to bs a dii position, upun Ihe part tl owuere of seresge Irirti to look sskeDro st sucb legislstlon. Is sot £t ill remsrksble.' posed by lew, would bs wsrcely sppre Viewed mure closely, however, it is u question whether those very uwiien might not wisely lie fuuml mining th. warm advocates of the doparturu. Whuu an actual cumputation is made, it will hu found thst the cost to tbs owner, when distributed mining the lutS tU lie lien. 111 I e,I It, in point uf fuel, very small. The by law as it stands al present reads lu the effect thai a ruad way 1 Imll be cleared to a width of twenty fuur feel where a full road at liiumine is inil'l.-, A strip af laud iiienii four feel iii width would require lo lie eighteen hundred ami Ilf leen foet in length lo contain oue acre: This would Include thirty six fifty fool lots 011 each side of thu roadway or seveiiivnv,i lots in all. The average cost of such clearing is twu hundred ami in 1 v duller! pur acre, frum which it is evident thai lhe cost pur lot of the required ruui|wuy wuuld lie appro- imalely four dullars. it -Is safe lo say lhal a lot to which accent is actually pruvided liy means of au exist Ing roadway would sell readily at an Uilvuiire of from twenty live to llfty did lars.uver the same lut wero nu such access pruviiluil. II may safely lie euiieln.lcl, then-foil-, iiiiii the eust lu Iho owner uf acreage will nut he at ail eiuliarassiug in lhc firsl instance and even such as it is, it will ultimately lie paid liy the purchaser of lols iu the subdivision iu a slightly iucressed pri for the propurly which lie purchases, thus mora than reimbursing Ihe acre age owner lur his outlay There can scarcely be room fur twu opinions as tu the advantages that woui.l accrue lo the municipality frum the fact that lliruughuut the entire 'liniii.1, wherever pruperty il divided inlu lull, a nm,lua.i would invariably be fuuml, giving ready acceu tucicli Int. This fact, uf ilself would go far lo favorably impress intending pur chasers (and particularly humeseekors) Willi respect tu West Vancuuver ami would greatly facilitate properly sales. I'nder existing conditions the growth uf population ii adversely uffei-lcil from ilu- fact lhal when a hiimeseckcr pur 'liases a Jul, lu which Ihere is uo road he llfffls it impossible to g|ill access III Iiis properly for buildiug purpuses. He is, therefore, compelled to apply to llic cuuucil lu „pen up a roadway ami cir cuiustaucei are frequently such that it is unl wilhin the altilily uf lite council to grant prompt compliance however deiiroui Ihey may he uf do ing io. The rciull is that delay 'level ups which is probably vexaliuui lu Ihc intending builder ami which retards Ihe incoming uf actual settlers, if in deed, il dues nut result iu the inline seeker building elsewhere. I'nder the propused by-law uu situation iuch us this ciiiild possibly develop. The pur chaser wuubl liud access lo bii lul awaiting him, immediately upuu Iiu ium ing iulu possession and would In in 1 •»-111.111 in litis regard to proceed to build, at any lime The by law wuubl further relieve thc department uf the diitriel engiueer (it any rale until il became neeciiary lu widen the roudwayt) of the iieeeuily uf carrying uut au immense umount uf work (iuch ai clearing) which is really a preliminary lo actual road con .-im.imu and would enable Ihe do Iiniiiii. nt lu addreis ill energies to grading ami lo the other fealurea of Hie , oustril. Hon ill |>elliilllielll load-, the advantage* of which, frum au ad ininistraliie etaudpoiul, are apparent. The chief objection thui far urged agaiusl lhe passing of lhe by law li tu Ihe effect thai ai ratepayers, preient owners of acreage tracts have helped lo pay for Ibe roadi ihu. far romlrucl ed by Ibe diitrict, to tbe beiiefil of property ownen fronting on tboie roadi, and Ibst su injuitice will be wrought upou acreage ownen if tbey ere uow compelled to build roadi through Iheir properly at their own elpenw, thui lliu riminuling in favor ol those owuen who have lerured roads previous lo lbe passing of tbe by law. Tbe theoretical rurreelaees of this con tention il indisputable. Ae affecting this situation, however, it is urged Ibat tbe roads thus far constructed through Out the district represent but an extremely small f nel ion of the mileage that remaine (0 be conitrueted and fur ther Ibat (0 a very great'degree the existing ruedi sre trunk roads which ire of value to ell properties in common, to s greater or'lesier degree. For theae rcsiom the actual amount of the injuitice ss outlined above which would result from tbe enactment of lbe pro s whole, it should, be brought into effect at onus, thus holding sny such hp J|i.t.lrj to tha. ■,il..lrur tH). f.,.1 ,|. ulso cited tbat if a oertslw smouni o, jujuitico would lie ei|lni|od |o individual holders of uuimpruvod property liy tlm enforcing of sueh a by law, thun it is true on the othor liaiul that th» perpetuation of Ihe existing practice will wurk au iiijiiaticu uu the muiiiripuliiy as a whole by rotarding the Incoming of actual settlers ss referreil to shove smi will wurk sn injustice upon the pur cesser insofar SS he might bu delayed in ■urryiug out Ihoso Intentions by lhe comparatively slow process of the clear |ng of sll rosd allowances by action of lhe ilislriet CUIincil. It is, Iheri'l'iite, be|i| Hist tbe lesser injustice would lie wrought by the enactment of lln- by- Isw. This is prububly the first instance ill .ihiili legisluiiiin uf this nature has been seriously considered by a muni ■ipulii v as new as West Vuncuuver and its cuurse wili iluuhlli'ss be fallowed wilb close iiiieiiiiiui by lbe interested public. FBBBY DIBBCT0B8 QUALIFIOA TI The ileeisuiii arrived at at the share lml.lm a' meeting uf North Vsncouver Ferries Limited, bold yesterday, with reference to the qualilicatiuus uf up puiuleei to the Hoard uf Director! uf ihe Company is one that ii greatly in the public interests and perfectly fair lu all piitiie.-i whu may be affucled by I. The principle]involved was discuss ■d ill these ,ulmnn- sunn weeki ugu unl repetition Is unnecessary, As fnr the specific ,|, allocation', laid down by thu shareholders, Ibey are eminently fair ami reasonable. In point of faet bey are identically thu same as thusc laid duwn in Iho case uf candidates for the city council and are such as diinild pruve acceptable tu the rute payers whu, thruugh the investment uf public fundi, own the euittrulliug inter. til itt Ihe ferry ruui|iany. ssls. pws psr o4Tcor4Mi.7B. I clal quotations for larger quantities. Out Wood, 10 inchss, 13.85. 19 Inches WHO. C. 0. p, Offics snd Ysrd—Mth end Lonsdsls Pbgns |90, P, 0. tfw 2432. TO FINANCIAL AOBNTB North IJlioro Press I invited 'is prepsred to entertain proposition! fur a loan to lie ulilim.l 11 Ihu cuu si met 11,11 of s buildiug fur nov-i paper and priuting purpuses, ti lie en-, i.-d 011 lul 16, block 167, 11. L. 371, being Ihe northwest corner 01 First street and lingers aveuue, Ihis city. Full particulars may be ul, Imui ,1 by applying Ju the under signed Ullil. II. SlOllllli.V, Manager. SONS OP HNQLAND BRHBFIT SOOfflTY Lodge Western Boss, Ms. DM Meetings of this lodge 're held in tbe Knights uf Pythias Hall, corner of cheslerlinlil avenue and Fourth streot, un the first and third Fridays in each moulh, at 8 o'clock p. m. Ciiiiiiiiiinicniiiins and application fur membership tu lie addressed tu Harold Lees, senrotsry, P. 0. boi 81111. Id 7-1.1 Diitrict of North Vancouver Applications will bo received Ity Ihe lllnlel .iplnd |||l Hi HlU Hllll Mill, ful Hie position uf polil'O . on.-.luble tu the diitrict of Nurlh Vancuiiver. Applicants to writo with particulars uf experience and qualification!. Mingle man prefer rod. Hillary offered 116 per month with iiIIiihiiiiit fur uniform. 1 Sip nel, JOHN tl. FA liil Iill, C. If, C. P. 0, Bux lilin, Nurth Vancuuvor. 15-10 Vancouver Business Directory BUB1NEB8 OOLLBOEB SPROTT-SIIAW Business College )}6 Hastings Sl. W. CanaSa's Grestsst Weatern School R. J. Sprott, H.A., - -V-nagsi BBAL B8TATE Lynn Vslley Temperance Hotel Nortk Vsncouver (In the ear line. Iluum ami lumi,I Iiuiiii n, ,,,11,111,1,la 111,11 for um Ping men Contractor's men taken. Hiugle tubals 16 III II. RABTCWr, Proprietor NOTIOB III tha Matter of The Leunurd Bale Compauy, Assigns. The , ie.hints bsviug giveu imperative in.-iiui irons lo collect all outstanding accounts, |«rtiei indebted lo the above "The I,enlist,I Sale Cumpauy," are re quelled lu call aud settle (heir indebted uch forthwith Thii cau be done by either celling at the ilore, UP Lounlaie Avenue, Nurth Vancuuver, tn thu man in charge, or at the ollice uf Wilauu k Patty, Auigueea, 336 Hustings HI reel Weit, Vancouver. W. J. WILSON, Auignee. Yorkshire Guarantee & Securities Corporation, Limited 440 Seymouf Strtel REAL ESTATE UND AND MORTGAGE INVESTMENT ESTATES MANAGED FIRE INSURANCE R. Kerr Houlgate - - - Mansgci Martin-: u L mmmsmnwetwmmimm BBSTAUEANTH All North Vsncouver people esl el LEONARDS' Either Plact Block or Hulling! HI., oppoiile tho uew puit ulliee. l-muml ■1 Hi hii tea by the puund Tenders Wanted 'renders wanted for construction uf assembly hull, llumiurave, Wcsl Van euuver. Plans and ipeclflcetiom may hu seen at ollice af Irwin k Hillings Cu., Lid.., North Vuiuuuver; ur un ap plication tu .1. White Maclean, archi leet, Hollyburn, West Vuncuuver. The luweil ur any lender uot necel sarily accepted. 19 HI I.f. IN THB MATTBB OP W. H. 8T0NBY It 00., NOBTH VANOOUVBB lu pursuance of ao assignment dated Auguit Utli, HI 12, to the undersigned, p.iiiu- indebted to the W. II. Money k Company are hereby not ihul lo pay Ihe euiouuli due at the ollice of the as sigoec, W1I-011 k Potty, suite V, DeBeck Building, 334 Hastings alreet well, Vaacouver, Ii. C., at tbe earliest possible moment, who will Issue receipti for same. W. J, WJIiHON. Assignee. Phone Heymour jl'lt. VANCOUVKiyn L1VP Wild-; The Panama Theatre Por tbe Whole Pamily HUrliog Matinee Monday, Bept. l«th ttiP, PKANK KICK (JOMPANY Presenting "THB OIBL FBOM PANAMA" S Hbowi 'Nigbtly-7:3» and «:|6 IJe, tie, Me, ', Msiisss Dalljr st »-Wc sad Ms ■ ii in CANADIAN PACI/FIC The Scenic Highway Arrow Ibr loallaeal Tliiougli ticket! to ull purl! of llle wurlil ul lowest rules,' The popular route In the »H cnualn, llmill, Australia, llttlt, I klm, aat lama, Thc most up-lii-dute Iruin service between Vuncuuver and the Kast. ' For nii'i 1 iki vul Ions uml ull furlher inr,,un.iiiun apply lo 3. Molv city r.,,. mi,,, 1 i|.,iii III IleilliiK! ro or 11 VV, Hliniiil-:, O.P.A.. Vancouver. 100 Per Cent mimmmwwwmmtimmimmieMwwtt^wttmn 1 ■ Pure Paint IB SOU) BHBJ3QT TO TOB FOWtOWfflf* (JUAJWBP; Wfi 8UA1MTBB ths Msrtlii-flsnoiir UIO Per (lent. Pure Paint (except a few dsrk shadse that eunnot be preparer) from lead and sine), to hs msde from purs csrbousts of lead, purs osids of sine, witli coloring matter lu proportionate quantities uoccssaiy to mako their rospoctlvs Bhsdes sud tints, with pttro linsssd Oil and turpentine dryer, and to bs entirely free from wstsr, bonsius, whiting Sud adulterations, snd sold subjsct to chemical analysis. Tbs Martin-Bsiiottr Co. Ltd. Thui is tbe only. Paint so gtisrsutesd bocsttse it is ths only PUB- PAINT oil the niai'.et. (IKT THB BEST. IT OOBB PUBTHBH AND LASTS LQNQBB, ' ' ' ' ' I.U..-'!=T- SOLD BY JOHNSTON & SALSBURY THE HARDWAREMEN 90 Lonidale Avenue Next to P.O. First Class Dwelling House for Sale TENDERS INVITED Ws Invite tenders for the purchase of now eight room and base ment dwelling bouse ou Sovuiiteeulh Btreet, near Boulovsrd on Lut tl, Block 16s, District Lot Mill, 50 ft. by 167 ft. Tho building is s very substantial one and tins all moderu conveniences. TBNDBBS nt.it un price and terms of payment, accompanied by .1 marked cheque for 1 por cent, of offored price m.,,i bo doliverod tu in; here uot later than Saturday, the mth un.l Tbe highest or auy teudor uot necessarily accepted, The Burrard Development Company Limited. 17 Lonsdale Avenue INSUBANOB BBOKBB8 North Vancouvor Phone 37 SIX BEST SELLERS 1 ' "Between Two Thieves" (Author ol Dope Doctor) "Mirabel's Island" Louis Tracy "Ths Lady Neit Door" Harold Bogbic "The Loug Portage" Hsrold Bondlow "Tlie Wind Before the Dawu" .Mun.,. "A Man in the Open'' Bogor Pocock We have now room (or sll comers st our flow store. J. E. Scouten'. Book Store (N. 8. Book and Blatlonery Company). 69 It I.iiii'.ilule Avenuo. PHONF. IUI House Painthfg, Kalsomining and Paperhanging FOB FIRST (JLAS8 WOBK SEE Harding & Walker IM BBOOND BTBBBT, Near LONBDALB P 0. Boi .'ill Oso. W. Herding A)1(lrow ■;*„, A Double Ender 50x 175 ft. on two graded roads, 17th St. and Yorkshire Crescent, close to Fell Ave? carline, and all cleared and nearly level. A snap at (2,000, Qoe-thirdc«sh,bal. 6 »ffd (2 months OffWt Pbone 173. Ull^l ll|ll Sllill Beeldeuce Pbons Ht MARTINSON & CO. 62 LONSDALE AVENUE V. 0. Vet UA)L NORTH VANCOUVER 713 y»#FS In Business. OsplHl snd Surplus Oysr If mm. LETTERS of CREDIT \ j?o, put customers' convenience wo issue. Iietters of credit puysido in Pounds Sterling for use In Ureal BrUsiu and all parts of jhe'FPfH »"'' nsyablo in Poilsrs for uss iu I'sneda, United Mates, Mexico, Bermuda, Bs- liumas, Oubs snd tho West Ipiiies. We buy snd sail Drafts on France, (lermuny, Suuth Africa, Australia, Now Zealand, India, (Ihiuu, .lupun uud the West Indies. Two Officei in North Vancouver, Corner of Lonidale Ave Mf) Enplanade. Upper Lonidale Avenue, near 14th Street I U—WWIf-- I. ui mmmmmmmmmwtmmmwtammm * mmm\m%W-mm*W^^^ Electric Irons 10 Days' Frse Trial Solves tbs Bummer Iroulng Problem For Iillil wu sre offering a "Ilotpoint" of llie iiili sue, suitable for geuerul houscliubi use, fur »4.60. This irun is similar to sll "Hotpoints" uxcupt I list tbo upper surface Is unpolished. HOTEL Second Street East, Norlh Vancouver, B. C. Possesses the finest roof garden on the Pacific Coail. Band concert every Friday evening from 8 lo 10. I lol and cold waler in every room. Rales:— European Plan only $1.00 a day up. Weekly Rales $3.00 up. - Meal Tickets $5.00. L. REDA, Proprietor \Mxm3l Vftnu/UfJGII BfiVMUN DUM .CM ■** SffBWVWQW BVI4W OWNEES TQ PWAB BQAPB 81 PBBT WHW wabd» vtw9 m\m W •mot WTO PODB WABP8 Nmlli Vancouver, lllh October, lUlif. I cure wilh my naked hands, I euro paralysis, iudlgeitlon, neuralgia, bed fever, heurl I rouble, especially pulpi Iiiiinii, lung uud kidney troubles, alsu any bladder defect. Mini, lc eases ami eye def odious of any kind, sluuiach Iriiubles uiul ull kinds uf stricture I ipcciulizc in. I cau alsu heal broken bonus. Alsu ull kinds uf female truu hies nud irregularities, catarrh, elc. (live me u trial in any of Ibe abuve cases uud I will prove lu yuu Ihe gen mm in ■!■ iif my assertions. I am will ing to uinlerluke uny ease however ibroil ■■ where ulher nicdicul men have failed Address, Kev. Hen llouucr, c.o. Mf. Juckson, con."..- Koilh'and Sutherland lids., Nurlli Vaucuuver, ll. fi. 12 11 NEW STEEL BBIDQE OVBB OAF TLAcJQ ON MABINE DBIVB The pew bylaw to goyern the subdivision of properly into loss llmu one Hern lols, wb|ch is now beforo tye council, is receiving considerable at tcutiuu at tho hands of property own ers whose interests will be ufTcclcil by ils provisions. At tho council session beld nu Tuesday, two lottcrs wero ro- cL'iveil uppusiug tile propused terms of Ihc In Inu ami one ownur wns present iu persou tu pruscnl his views. Messrs. Harvey and Iluuie wrote to the cITcct that I hoy had sold *2llll,ilUl) worth of West Vancouver property lo desirable purchasers during Ihis yuur and Hn')' protested against owners being' compelled tu provide a sixteen fuut ruud wheu subdividing their pruperty. Tlie real estate men were all opposed to such uu enactment, and tho subscribing lirm requested u reconsideration upou the part nf the couucil. Andrew George unite in similar strain, characterising the prupused by-law as unjust uiul pre mature nud slrungly remonstrating uguinst its u.I..piiui Mr. Clarke was present in pursuit tu pfotcst. ile slutod lhal present holders uf ucreugc tracts had paid their purtiun of the tuxes uud hud euittributeil their share nf thc eusl uf roads thus fur built, tu the ud Mintage uf ulher pruperty owners, and a grave nijUHlice wuubl Ihcrcfurc be doue, if they were now compelled lo provide n.u.l thruugh tlieir uwn .properly at their persunul expense. He considered thut the pussing nf such n by luw wuubl lie a rctrugndo slop. lieeve Nclsun pointed uut Ihut the byluw wus yet in thc very early sluges nut haying yel received its lirst reud ing uud the whule question wus, there fore, opcu for consideration. The couu cil wuuld be pleased to receive ox 11.■--nni. uf opiuion frum ratepayers ami all such wuuld receive due consul .iiiiinii Thu cuuucil wus elected, huwever, fur tho purpuse uf duiug what, in Iheir judgment was in lhc interests nf Ihe entire diitrict and il wus in thai light that they were uppruachiug lhc matter uf the prupused by law.. i t'ouuciltur Mjillien recognized the ! fact thai if wuuld be difficult lu nnscl ; legislaliuu uf this uulure without appal enl injustice tu a certain degree uml yet if such legislaliuu wus suund, il might tu be pursed ul uuce iu urder to avoid greater injustice thruugh delay. The prupused by luw was in line with the besl municipal practice ul the pre sent lime, lu some cases it wus luul. cd upuu by uwncrs us guOd pulley lu clear, uul uuly Ilie ruad ullowunce but the culire property before subdividing i'lu uninii nsghi is ds \)9,i' nyi best fur tlm in| crests of the whole ilislriet und lio did pot iiiiiii' Uml ine miner who increases tlm value of iluu properly from a few hundred .0 S few iliiiiiiiinil dollars, hi subilivii|i||g'fbou)t) object to this bylaw, 'At thu seme time, Hi'e mailer should jie tnlly discuss oil from sll p'liiiin pt view hefore lhe by -luw wns Ilnully punned. riiuneilliir tlinl/ltiirger puiitled mil that hitherto tlie injustice if *ny, hud boon iiiiiiiniiieii by the persou wlto bought lots iu a -iiiuiu iniiin for buns llilc building purposes. This purchaser found himself without mpuns nl »«ess to his property and the cpupcD frequently found it Impossible |o construct the neei'i.-iuy rtinilivuy to tbo property at mne, uiiii the result lbat tho owner "could not get to his property to build mul thu progress of the district wus re larded, ile cuusidured thst it wouli| bu better pulicy and wuuld involve less injustice if uwncrs uf subdivisiuns were compelled tu build ruuds lo givo access to ull purls of lhc subdivision before lots were sold. Tim byluw wus read n lirst time. Among ils provisions sre the follow lug: A sketch plan muy lirst be sub milted by Iiiu owner, Iho sketch plun tu be followed liy ■■■ potnpleteil plan whieh must shuw ull ruads elcurcd tu ii width of twelve 'Oct where u half ruud alluwuiicu is giveu snd tu twenty four feet where a full ruad nil own iht is given. I'luli lut must have au area uf ut leust it,IIIKI square feet with u irunliigc uf not lets Ihun SO feel ex ccpl walcrl'ruul lots which shull uul liuve ii fruulnge uf less than thirty three feel. A twenty foot lane must lie pruvided in every case. A sketch plun mny ulsu be required showing Hi pliysieul features uf the lumi and wilh ruads uul exceeding a grade uf twelve per ceut. I'luus 'will become void If uul registered wilhiu thirty duys after llnul uppruvul by 'the cuuucil. Wards By-Law Finally Passed The wards bylaw was read a second uud iiui'i limes and fiuully passed ritis by luw divides the district iutn I'oi.r wards, fnr election purpuses' us follows: Wurd number uno ur lluwe Sound Wunl; number Iwu ur Dunduruu' wurd; wurd uumber three ur llnllyhurii uunl; and ward uumber fuur ur "up iinini ward. A suggestiun to increase Uie number of wards lu six was re ji.'.teil us being ton many inr the pre sent population uf the dislricl. ' Now Oapiiano Bridge Ilislriet Kngineer Carter submitted a rcpurl uu the new bridge tu span llle I'upilnuii uu Marine Drive. The bridge will consist nf twu steel spans uf lllll feel each uu concrete piers. The Hour uf lhe bridge kwiH'be sixteen feet nliuve Jhc bed uf the river. The approaches will include u trestle uboul 8,000 feci ui length. The cost uf the slruclure is I'sliinnted ul S.M,llilll. Tne pnn Uliiul government bus made a grunt iif llfly thousand dullurs toward the bridge and it i. anticipated Hull the uppruaches iim be built fur the remaining (211, uuu. II wus resolved that the report plsns as per the we, me^t obtaining with tlio engineer of North Vsucon.ver The engiueer .sported thst ibere were no objections to Ihu granting uf tlfo water lot applied for hy W: I Irwiu and 'hs' sppHei! fpr by A, s. Hillings ii| front pf lots ii, 8 and 11, Mock' fi, p. j,, DM, Beferreii m tin: PIUIIS eiinunillee. A cummunicutioii fron* the North Vaiicuuver cuuucil with refcreuce |o lleee,,;.;,, V ivpnin. 1,1 lllc prescnl Unpil uno bridge nnd stuling test the share of fim cost to West Vsiiceever would 1)0 .180, was referred tn the engiueer I'or iurll»>r details, Accounts gs inline., were ordered paid: Honors! account $1114.1)11; survey, i-'n.'ii; engineering department, $li'l.il; puy rull, til'ilt; architect's fees, $1)7.011. Uu motion Of I 'onneilbir Ilinl .■burger, 11 wus resulted thut thu assessor begin lhe cuiupilutiun uf the roll ou October Hilh uud complete lhc sumo by December Hist. I'luus were approved as followi: Block Iti, D. I.. Ouu, oast -III acres of II. I., Ifi ami north cost one quarter uf D. 1,. 1007. ^S Newsy Notei II. Ten rue hus estublislied a teaming business al lluliyburu greatly to 1'ie nmi ilience of the local puldic, Hurruiv brotbprs ure making exlcti- -iie Improvements In Iheir premises fur inppplying the lucul murl et with sqiiubs, .1. H. I:, ui:,.uj is creeling i residence ul the comer of liurdoii and (luvcrn menl ruuds and will occupy the same with his family. Hubert I'iiic, engineer un the ferry buul Duucullu, uml Miss llui.-.. were quiclly iiiurricd lust week. The happy ."iiipb will reside in Wcsl. V'uncoui-.'i Mr. A. W. I.cur, furinerly bookkeeper willi the West Vaucuuver Trading Cunipuny, has resigned his pusitiuu ami relumed lu his Iluuie ul llfurx, l-:----\, Bpglaud, West Vsncouver Heu Qusrrsl Over s Dug William Robertson Appears ln Court Charged With Having Brutally Beaten Prank Howard. Showing signs uf lun ing been burial ly beaten, Prank lluwurd, Oil years uf age, appeared belnre Magistrate Alex uuder un Wi'duesiliiy as eoiiipluiiiunt iu an ussuult churge uguinst Willium Hub .■iimi a mnn muny yeurs yuunger. Howard's slury was thut there hud been a ruw uver a dug after they hud a few fr!eni|ly drinks ending up wilh ifiihcrslun I- ulnl- Howard with u large slick ubuut the budy und head. Dr. Curtis uppeurol us a ivilnesi re gsrdiug lluvnro'. injuries ubtslncd in the assault which is uileged lo have taken pluee uu Sept. tli. Iiniuii u.n wns commit I i'iI by Mugis Irate Alexumbr lu stand trial, lie elect ed tu gu befure u jury ul llic presiding assixes. UNI* YALLBI 'SECTION' BQBN-fipt. 81,f( fo Uf and Mrs. If. Jscksen, flsroW Bo&fl, * son. Mrs. jf. Ve|tch of North V|seouvor wss v|il||ng friflpds iu tb>v Vsi|ey yer urilw. Miss A. Htcbhiuijs will retprn to ber home in Vsneonvor todsy sfter s pro- longed visit vylth ber" sister. The members of tbe l.yuu Valloy Irs heigaile will Iiulil a buslnsss wasting- "EXPRESS" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS FOB BENT BOOMS I'llb' HKNT Housekeeping and single. 'Ill .ml itreet,east t.f. poll HUNT -Twu 2 room collage!, with wuler (II and Sll. A. Sin ill) k l'u. POH HKNT-Twu nice large fur iiished bedrooms. Apply 0W) Queens bury Avouue. llil POH HUNT-0roomed Hut nssrl ferry, fH, per moulh. Apply Wsrburu Hi l'. ." Iluuie. If.! POK BALK Honey, Pure, delicious, heap, dunlin Apisry. Iiu lilh west. 16-11 POH SALK lliiliuiilcd uuu.mil uf curd wuod nr stuve Wood. Thompson and Hluart. Phoue Iill. t.f. ' POH HA I.H -Purnecc wuud, fir slabs J. 1. Durau, pbune t.i. Leave orders N. V. Lumber I'o, ufbee. H II } r POH HUNT A buuic un 10th ilrccl j and Uuiilcvard; slio sbsck, suitable for: couple. Apply P. Iinnib, plumber, t.f.I POH i;i M' -7 roomed houie, moderu. IL.-7 filh slrect clll. Will reul chesp lo; luillble Icnilil, i)t Ksplenu.lc well. If POK SALK Appl,.. (Iravcuslciu, alsu applei fur winter sluek. Keene, lilh itreet aud HI, Ueurge. I II . POB HALK -Three puuiel, weight abuut sun II,. each, well broken lo led die and harness. J. A. McMillan, i II POK HKNT 1 roomed modern hou res, 0 minutei frum ferry. Heat $18 f per iiiunlh. Pecri k lloull. Phune 188. 1 — TO HKNT Two part furniihed rooms, grate, dissppesring bed, beauli ful View, suite 7, Mr. ('rown Apart iinni, Isl street near Lumdale. "I In IOU HKNT- Five ami six roomed houses, all conveniences, "uth itreet nud .lunes, I'D) aud $86 per month. Ap ply luirluii'l, 81b slice! snd Hendry Ave., N. Vancouver. Ill POH HKNT -Colonial Apartments, modem fuur roomed suilei, heal, dis|p peering beds, etc. Allowance msde lu euiMblc leusnl to luok sfter furnscc. Apply J. Dierssen, 111 St. Andrew's rli.ine Hill. t.f. TOt Ikln POH HALK Home furniture, chesp. Basil healer, elc. not used, l'l- I'll fid strset wsst. fil POK SAlfK - -Firsl clsss cordwood, $1.60 per eenl. H|icciel price, on large quantities, pbone 1147. US 10 FOB HALK Firsl growth dr wood, $1.76 cord. cod. Kxcuiiling and heavy hauling apply John Campbell, 221 6tb slreet weal. Phuue .nil. -U In FOB HALK Thiiruughliri'd H. <•'. W. Leghoru Cockereli, $8 escb. Apply T. ('. Bsc, Queen'i itreet wait, Tblrd lluilding frum uorlb corner Ussdsls. . * 87)0 FOK BALK -llsrgslu -Frees ''um ers, 6x4, csrrlei 60 Ulmi. Also ID rar ricrs for '/, pislsi, good lenie -scbro- malic, wilh portrait attachments Can show photoi. $ld only, P. O. Hss 1, Lynn Creek. WANTBD WANTKD- Furniihed room, with Open tie .plate. Apply Uox IM, Kx press. *I-I9 " WANTKD-Houiewurk hy reliable .spsucse, good plslu cook. Write Jap •um Osrdsn, 8lsf sfrsst, 81-10 WANTKD-A capable lady's help. Olic lu asiist with child, tit Kighlh street east. WANTKD Meal cutter fur Satur days. Apply Avenue Meal Market. Kill Luusdale Avenue. 26 IU WANTD-Woman, Iwu hslf-dsyi weekly, fur huusewof|k. Apply 866 First street casl, Norlli Vaucouvor. 86 HI WANTKD 4 or 6 ruum collage, not inure Ihun II) minutes' walk from fer ry, Immediately. Uox 'llll, Kxpreu Office. 18 ID WANTKD Millinery and ilrcsmuuk iug sl hume, ur oul, b<- Ihe day, $8. Al teretiuus, also plain sewing. Hux A III. Kxpreu 81 HI Chimney Sweep orders taken st Nurlh Vaueouver Transfer Co'i. office IL' Lunsdule. I'hune Ili. 4 II Kur line watch and jewelry wurk gu lu Oeu. Uumcrlou, the new jewelry sture ou Und slreet. MONKV TO MIAN -Muney loaned on diamonds, jewelry, furs, .'-i.u Loun l'u, 812 Hastings, Vaucuuver. If. idiom and buard in modern house at modern rules. Knglisli cooking. 416 ilh street and Bidgeway Ave. 16 11 Unliable housekeeper requires wurk by the day, cooking, buusewurk ur plain dressmaking. Apply .116 .'lnl street W, IB HI WANTKD A bright yuung girl fur S reluil slorc. Hlale age, experience ami wagc« required. Hox 2168, Norlh Van couver, B. C. 88 Hi Hirl about 14 wauled lu mind baby and do light buusewurk. Maid kepi Apply Mn. Chapman, 2411 1Mb itreot cul. 1810 WANTKD Hy buiineu lady, Iwo unfurniibed rooms (in moderu huuse). Muil be central. Apply Hux Alls, Kxpreu Office. 88-10 WANTKD lu or 16 cords of wood cut to Iiiiinii lengths Au North Slur ichool. IB. P. Purdie, iccretary, Nurlh Vancouver I.iilrirt Bchool Hoard, llux 48, Lynn Creek. 18 10 MISCELLANEOUS Private lessons lu. French, Herman aud Knglisli. Apply 860 Keith Huad West. • IMI Heliublc houiekeoper wanli posUion. Beforenres furniihed. Apply 800 (Jucenebury. Phone 4*0. 1810 fjhort time loses os vacant or lm proved property- W»r Low Compsny, 818 Hsstings, Vswouvsil. tl New Oven uul and Hull pallcrm juit arrived. Oeorge II. Bsje, ll'lt 10th street easl, North Vancouver, Importer of Kngliih made lo measure Hulls, etc. Cauadian or Kngliih cut. 21 10 Authorised agent for Hinger Hew iug Machine Company iu Nortb Van couver. J. 1. McAlcccc, Dry Hoods and Oonls' Furnishings, curner First und Lonsdale Avenue. ii. When needing'cosl or building sup plies, call up phone 488, Nortb Bhore Cosl *. Supply Co, Kickbsurs wbsrf. L. 8. Katun, msnsger Note mme Snd phone number. . if B. p. lismy ttl Bosrd itablss- Light rigs sod |sdiss' ssddie horsss for hire. Htsbling for horses. Oss enl delivery ssd heavy tesmlng. H. Dumss, 4th itreet wsst. Pbons l«7 t.f. Land Clearing and Dialling I.ols, Pole Andruss, General Coutructor. Be wer counciliom e ipecially, basemcul and olber excavating wurk uudcrlak.." Kstimates free. 120 I8lh street weit, Nurlh Vancouver, post ollice box 8383 Orden fur culiiucl snd picture frame making promptly executed. Furniture ami ulliee fillings fu auy design Jub long wurk and repuiri uf all kiudi specially attended lu. Kstimalci free. .1. K. II. 'vm , 12116 I ..-i. in I.- Avenue, Nurth Vancuuvor, Phuue L147. JOB= PRINTING AT THE EXPRESS Children's Day Services ST. AONE6 OHUBOH , Nest Bunday will be observed as Children'i Ilay in all Anglican cburrbci tbroughuul the Dominiun. In Bl. Agnes' Church, corner of Boulevard and Twelfth itreet, the icrvlcei will s" be of s special nature. , fn the morning Ihc vicar, fir. Fes, will prcscb oo "Tbt Child snd the Sunday Schuul." Al 8:90 s ipecisl children's service will be hold, SUd iu ihe evening Hev. Canon Kufcoe, of Diocese of Caledonia, will preech. All eesti are free snd everyone welcome. OU Monday evening noxt ip No. 1 tiro hall. Mr. llanuawel sud Uf. V. O. Duval have esch msde arrangements with J. W. Baker for the completion of thoir residences. A football mutch between O. P. K. ami Lynn Valley teams will be plsyed uu Boulovsrd Park Baturday, 10th, st ll o'clock sharp. Members of Lynn Valley team will report st 8.30 st psrk us the team will'be picked ou grounds beforo tbe match. Msny residents wili tske advantage of the o)iou .-hunting seasuu. Mr. J. W. Baker and Mr. W. J. Piuueli ro turned last evening after au enjoyable trip over* the mountains, their gams probably being less tban anticipated ou tho commencement of their expedition. See B. L. Thompson fur insurance and investments in I.ynu Valley. Prumme bluck, curner Centre Bead. I'liune S14. Car Line Extension The extension uf tbe carliue nurtb- wards uu Luusdale aveuue is being steadily proceeded with. Bsili snd tiei are laid in rcadlucss frum Ibe present terminus tu Wiudsur rusd, where tbe additional track will terminate. The B. 0. Klectric Bsilwsy Cunipuny have fur Ihc last few days bad a gang of men ou excavktiuu work, aud tbore ii reason to believe that thc eud of No vomlicr will sec ihe completion of thii welcome improvement, Boxing NOKT1I VANOOUVBB ATHLETIC OLUB WILL BB WBU, BBPBB- SENTBD IN VANOOUVBB ATHLETIO OLUB BOXINU CONTEST TONIOHT Three Nurlh Vancouvor buys will bux in lhe Vancouver lolcr-l Inu Inuii g contest tonight. Tbe program which is a lsjg.e. one, ibowi the following lll.ll. lie . 136 Ibi.-Bub Norwortb, V.A.O, vi Kid Lee, N.V.A.C. 126 IL*.-—Art. Fox, V.A.O, vi. Fiiher, N.V.At! 146 Ihs- Frank Harrieau, V.A C, > i. McKay, N.V.A.C Football INTERESTING (IAME SCHEDULED FOB TO MOBBOW AFTBBNOON Thc Bl. Andrews' aud Caledonian Hueiety'i Football Club meet tbe team uf lhc Huyal Kngiueers tomorrow sf- icrnuuii un the Hccresliou Psrk ground sl three o'clock sbsrp. Tbis event which promises lu be sn interesting snd muling une, constitutes the third gome for the Allan rup. The referee will be Mr. Woodcock of Lynn Valley. Tbe Caledonian team will be picked from lhe lulli.viuig players: Hamilton, Wilaou, Finlay, D. Hutchison, McMil lin, i'ul , Bmitb, Fairlie, ll Hul cbiion, 0 Dsvidiou, 0, Dsvidson, Dun ucl, (Irshstue snd Fulton. Appended sre tbe remsining fxturei iu the Norlb Vsncouver ssd District Aiiocislion Foolbsll I^sgue for the Allan (tup: Oct. 5—Lyno Valley v. Caledonlam. 1- Kngiueers tt Lonidsle. 10 Caledonians v. Kngiueers Sd— Umdale v. Lynn Valley. Nov. 0 Caledonian! v. Imidale. II—Engineers v. Lynn Valley. 83—(Jslodoniani v. Lynn Vslley. ito liwnulilc v. Kngiueers. Dec. 14 Kngiueers v. (.'sledouisni. 21 Lynn Vslley v. Umdsle. •Ian! 4 Lonsdale .v. Caledonian. II—Lynn Valley v. Ksglsssn. i i i St. Andrew's Church Bundsy services: 11:00 s.m. "Hiding from Ood.'' 7:30 p.m. "The Msa Wbo ii Over Forty." Adult Bible Class 8:30 p m. . The Udies' Aid uf tin'si, Andrew's 1'rcibyterlsn church, Noflb Vancuuver, are tpsaglsg for a very large sale Sf work to Uke piece st sn esrly dale. IPsrUculsra Wsi- BOYS WANTED Boute Hoys wsotsd st ths Express flf* = s / . ^ North Vancouver Business and Professional Cards OOMTOAOtOBlB Hepnirlnir, Remodelling, Btc, 'Promptly lltllluli.'li to. I'iuiliiuik'ii Furnished Free J. W. BAKER ' iiih,iiim. i on rum iim Oflice: Dickinson A Hun's Feel ory. fis- iiliiiuiile. Phone III. it,nibi, nee: Allan Koad, Lynn Valley. V. 0. BUS tl, lllllll '>eek. Plione X5S7, CIVIL KNQINBEBS ANGUS J. CAMERON A.H.I.K. k B. CIVII ENGINEER irrigation, drainege, levele, plsll and speoifiostioni. Seplio tanks knd house drainage s ipecially. P. 0. Dot 344, 16th street west ul Bewicke Avenue.' OBOOBBB J. H. ENGLISH 0. S. QBOOEB And general Couimiieion Merchant, I.'I l.Oiiiulali! Ave., North Vaucuuver. Pboue 321 TEA aud OOFPBB BUTTBB and BOOS We are . j..-, i;ih -i - in theae linen. HUME & CAMPBELL 1.1A Lousdale Aveuue OABINBTMAKEBB W. MELD Cabinet Maker sud Carpenter Will undertake ali I.u.,In of wuud wurk, repair*., elc. Fourth Btrsst snd Sutherland Avenue V. 0. Box um NOHTII VANCOUVEIt PROWGBAPBBRS CARBUTT Studio over Bank II. N. A. Lomdali and Esltlasodi TAILOBB norminlon concert tjDiitfact Suoeen E. LAURIN lllgli disss Udies' sud (Inula1 Tailuring Repairing snd Alterstloni. Olesning sud Hyoing iu sll ils brunches. Ail Wnrk gusrsnteed. Ul First Stroet Weet. Phone SOT NOBTH VANOOUVBB TAILOBINO (J. Uuu) Lsdlss' snd Cents' Cleaning, Frssslng sud Bepstrlng s Specialty 120 Second Street Bsst NOBTH VANOOUVBB, B. 0 TINSMITHS N.V. Tinning & Sheet Metal Works First Btreet Bast of Lonsdsls l.uHi'id prieea snd be.il wurk gusrsu teed ou tinning snd shoot metsl work. SAW FILEHS SAW FILBB AND OBINDBB All kinds uf saws filed ami set oa the .liun,: i notice. Uwn muweri, knivua, hedgo shears and seissors sharpened. Ali work guaruiileud, meliorate pricei. D. DOWIE 1231 Lonsdsls Aveuue Pboue 80 WATCHMAKERS Is your Watch stopping ur keep ig irrogulsr time! If su, see A. J. HOOD l'unicer Jeweller, '>" Lonsdale Aveuue Adam's Apple Couldn't have been any nuur templing lhan the apples wr have on display at this store, not only in <|iuilily and flavor but also in price. Come and see for yourself. We Ijold special sales each Saturday which are proving lo lie a great success. Come wilh the crowd and gel in on these bargains we are offering. NORTH SHORE GROCERY 1Mb and Louidile B. W. BEBBY Phous 217 FIRST MORTGAGES OR DEBENTURE ISSUES (Not Municipal) ■———-——«^----_-_---___-___-___________-_________________« APPLICATIONS FOR ABOVE WANTKD FROM $50,000 to $250,000 JOHNALEXANDER&G 121 l»nsdale Avenue and corner Marine Drive and Marr Road, West Vancouver Begs to announce that he hag purchased the Bakery and Confectionery Business lately run by Carson's at 143 Lonsdale Avenue, and will continue to cater to the public with High-class Fancy Cakes and Candies : :. ; • ; TBIO OP AWtimi HUMPH* SPLflNWD PB08BAMMB OP mm I'luliiiiblnilly the concert wllipfeJohl tlio itleiiluui of S largo audience in Hie lunm.bile Tluuitre nn Wednesday nililil wai ope of lhe pleasantest eventi of lha kind which have yut taken place uu the North Hlmre. Not only won the fsro Very iiiibiluble und divided into up petizinp Courses, but tlio entire menl of inu.'.n WUS di.-died Up tuul i-erved ill u liinlii.ni ivhieli eiiiild nut have failed to satisfy the must 'coiilirme.il guurmut present. Tlio twe)ve-|tsge programme, in the lira! place, wsi s welcome departure from the miserslile pamphieti in.null', n .ne,I uu uucli in'eiii'iuin,. There WSI no nee, I 10 "en nil f run lieu Ily for each sueeeesive item thruugh iti being sei-roloij amnugit s laliyrlnth of silver tUeinenli. Aiiu ihere waa au absence uf ilnne dresry, lireiomo footuutei telling huw, when, where, end why Chopin happened to perpetrate u certain masterpiece. Thia concert waa arranged liy a In eal Bongstross, \ln,Ininu Xiniuiiiinn, whusu cuutrulto voice ia one of the many pleasing ineideiiluli iu lhe life uf tbis city. Ou Wcdnetnlay night ihe ttnng several songs lietter, probably, than ihe had ever eung them befure. Madame Nurminton'i voice ii uot re nu,ii..-,lib- for ili power, but her enun eiatiun in su naturally distinct ami her Ireiitmenf uf eurefiillv cliusen Minus sii artiitic thst her appearaneei ere ul wayi wclcume ami her disappearances a signal fur warm applauae ami a hearty recall. Her enntribuliuiiH thii oeraiion iueludeil Tercia del lticgu'i "Slave Bong," Iwu chaiisuu etlci by Carrie Jurulis Bond, "Ilis l.ul laity" and "I l.ovo You Truly" (the latter really nut worth while, the letting beiug eiiniuiiinpbiec uml the verso- ton terribly lenlimeiilal), ileniiaun Lulir's "Pur the Green" ami "Ho Puira Pluwer" Slid Aylwsrd'i "Love's I'liruiiatioii.'' All tbese were charm- ugly rendered, while the must csptiv- utiug ot Madame Nurminton'i encore ditties wui the little iiiotlicr-suiig"Oiily a Iiuiu tlniall." It .biiil.i les.- wuubl uul cm-ape thc altcnliuii uf the fern mine half uf Ihe audience thut the singer wai very lailcfully gowned, and that her platform presence and deport' ment left little, if anything at all, tu be deiired. One of the biggest UvStiuUS uf lhc evening wui accorded Mr. J, D. A. Tripp, whose pianoforte pluyiug was a iliitiuel feature uf the programme, lu a comfortable manner ull his uwn, wilh nu eccentricities of in ularnnug char u,ler, and with uu appearance uf ef furl even during the must formidable uf l.isvt pussuges, Mr. Tripp contributed several delightful subis, ranging frum Itucbinuuiuiiff's fuiuuus and ircijuetitly murdered Prelude iu C shurp miiiur tu Visit's i iillmni end rurely ulleinplcd llliiipsiiilic lliiiigtni-e No. 6. That Mr. Tripp has in the past provided Vun cuuver ami ill environ! with many at couipllihed piuniits is not romsrkiblc , uusnleiiiig' hii wonderful executive ability, which, huwever, is never ul lowed tu obtrude tu the detriment uf un artistic rendering, llii t'bupiu pre lm!' were lillle muduii demonitruling juit huw lo pluy them, while his or line work ill. the greut rhapsodic must remain a mystery eveu to those whu pre lend tu knuw suiuething abuut keyboard utsuipulstios, Mr II,,lur,.i r.uill whu il uut u slruuger lu Ihe Nurth Shore, sprinkled Ihc .programme with several iplendiil iuslruiui'utsl items. Ai u violin solo isl'Mr. I'aull probubly eanuut hud iiis superiur uu Ihe Pueifje t'uasl. l'u like Mr. Tripp, be is su srliil with i,,,.,,, ii ui I In , however, do oot to any i.\ I nni interfere with tbe soulful work whieh he extracts frum hit vio Iiu und the meitcrly rendering! wbicb be givei ol lhe muit difficult elamplei uf violin literatures Following upou ll,,tlnneii 's beautiful "Kouisnec,' Zarryeki's "Moitourku" pruvided Mr Paull wilb many upper!unitiei for lU'Xteroui bowing, while iu Ihe "Aire Itusses" of Wieuswiki a very bigb degree of technical perfection wei at tuiiied, the Wicuawiki Irsditiuui being upheld, throughout. Not Ibe icsil eu j,,;.ubl.' iiein wss Ureig'i rjunala iu P major, iu which Mr. Psuil and Mr. Tripp collaborated. Tbe violiniet wss subjected to iuiiitcnt recalls for bis sole contributions, sud it ii evident that be bsa s greet inuny admirers on the Norlb Moure wbo look forwsrd eug erly to bii future sppeereurci on tbis •ide of the Islet. Tbe programme phrase " Miss Hells Joliiisioii et tbe Pianu" sigiufii'd con sidrrably more tbst the pbrsae goser illy doei on iuch occuiious. Anyone wbu has been foolish enough iu tbe pgit to look upon accompaniment! si a kind of necessary incidental (end Ibere are sues people) ibould bear Miss Johnston "at tbe piano." Tbii lady, wbo la oue of Ur. Tripp's most sue- I'ciiful pupils, wss a,tremendous sup port to singer ssd violinist alike, eud throughout the evening did-thoroughly artistic work, ber plsyisg in conjunction witb Ul. Psuil is bis Wienswski item being psrtleuls/riy briiilsnt, the kind tbst one would Hits it attend mure freipiuntly on tbs %l|t Sbors. It tfgs olssiiisl, *»ut not ultra -clinical. ■ff'wii.iiiiwiiiiiii.'ijiirinq wi mm beyond local dupllis. Uo nstdsrlfff 'bat the weather clerk lurned on nboin iuublu weather for Ibo oeeusiou, end fitrlhiir tbst there wss tbs first of an sllrsetivu serins of danctiB sud an Ini- pp)Wiri)l»otii|g npourring on tboisme night, Hie uudiuncu wns numerically very encouraging indeed. Tlm plug for "mors music tbut is worth whilu" which hss time smi again btpp voiced. in tbeso columns, is apparently being considered in several directions. It is In lie Imped that Wednesday iiigbl'i event in the first of many suuh. efforts, for ''inle tbe provision of moro eon- certs of. tbe kind may have a eertuin ell' .1 upon tlie piuuuiu and gramsphoiie llliile,., ii is, nevertheless, a faet that Ibere ii in Ibis eity u very consider able amount of latent tsleut which unly enterprisei uf this cbsrscter will bring tu the fore. "Mayoral Contest" Next Tuesday Night LOOAL DEBATINO OLUB WILL HOLD MODE ELECTION ON LIVB ISSUES The North Shore Literary ami Ile bating Suciety deeided on Tuesday evening thut the inuyural elections in this cily shuuld take place earlier than -. In-,liile,I nt nny rute, iu far as the suciety itself is cuncerned. - lu ulher wunlj, it wus unanimously resulved that the next session whieh will be ou the evening uf Tuesday, Oet. -L'u,I, shall be 'levuled lu a murk election ■ 'unim ic.i uii strictly pruper lines. The issues upuu which tlie mayoralty will be cuulesluil wili be the lueal issues nuw preiluminatiitg in civic pol ities. There will be twu "candidates' curli uf wliulu will be pnipu'.e.l and see uinled. After bearing the speeches in favor of each, uud utter listening to thc views uf the "candidates" themselves pulling by Ihc meeting will tuke place, ami uue uf the twu uspirunts to inin mnl honors will be "returned." Doubtless lbe occasion will eullfurlh muny utleruiues un civic mutters whiili wili be interesting uml useful. Yuung. Ihuugh lhc society is, huving unly beeu iu uctual existence three weeks, tlie membership rull includes al ready names wbicb ure well knuwn lliruughuut Nurth Vancouver. Tbe initial debute served tu Introduce sev erul i-upublc speakers, while uu Tuesdsy eveuiug whicii wus given uver tu Impromptu speeches, u number uf live topics were ubly discounted upun in lul,Iiu,I fushiuu. The subjects ruuged frum the pus sildc effects uf Ihe shooting uf Huuse veil upuu the Americuu election lo the eumpurulive Influence of pulpit uud press; frum the desirability of Ihc ward system in cities lo Ihe deteriorative effect! of smoking; from votes for wu men, tu the ethics uf superstition. It wus evidenced thruugh0ul thul the Su riety bus aiuougil its inimbcrs several wilh u versatile kunwbWc uf Ihc world's nilnii.. uud, upurt frum Iheir i'i... .i.i und interesting cliuruetcr, these evenings shuuld become incrcusiiigly pupulur frum a generally educating stundjiuiut. The meetings ure open to the pub lie Any uudieiiec, io long as it does nut exceed lhc seuting eupueily uf the Publicity II,mm . ou I j - luiui, I,- West, is welcomed by the suciety, whu arc well u.v.in- Ihul muny uf Hi ene visit ,i will wish lo join actively in the society's proceedings sooner or later. The next meeling promises to be a big event, uml thc |iurtieulir uature uf it shuuld certainly appeal to the many men whu ure interested ill the civic government of North Vuncuuver. Enterprising and Prosperous Firm Messrs, Hutchisuu, I'umputuu k Co. are calling the attention uf the invest ing public lo their subdivision in this rily. II suys much fur Ihc business ucuuieu of this yuung Arm that Ihey sre able lu eon I ml iuch a large trait uf valuable property, having been In tbr realty business but twu yeurs. Mr Hm. In- on is one of Ihe pioneer busi nest men of the North Shore, having established the business five yeurs ago, UOW being operated by Mr. I), ti, Scott, comer of Mahou aveuue and Keilb road. Mr. Hutchison spent a yesr in the ofli.c of Meiers Irwin k Hillings srquiriiig u knowledge oi tbe brokerage business before engaging ou his own account. Mr. t.'umpsluu isaiio a Nortb Sbofe pioueer, having left s position in tbe Huyal Hank, Vencouver, to take up newspaper work bere five years ego. Mr. t'ompiton grsdu- eled from Ibe office of John Alexso der k Co. .us s rooveysneer in 1.10. Faith in Norlb Vencouver snd strict attention 'to buiineu l«e* frsduslly built up s clientele wbicb sssures tbs future of tbis firm ss resl eilstc bruk ers sad bouse sgents. Correspondence -^':i9m99**fi%tmim'0<i llth Qotobor, m» To fidltor"B*p.sss," Nortb Vsusouvsr. Ra Propused 8y-J*W iu Wss. Vs»- cuuver fur Hoads iu Subdivisions. Sir:— lu cnniiectinn with the byl»W Wb>b tbe West Vsusouvw.eouueil projipsus to pass insisting upun s|| pr»p«rty own ers constructing a rosd Iweuty-fuur feet Wide around any lund whieh they sub divide wbere s full rosd allowance is giveu aud to construct a ruad twelve fee, Wido wb«.o b»lf rosd -sllowsnce Is given, |t appears to mo tbst tbis by In iv is Imiii HUJUSt SUd illegal fol lhe following reasons;— 1. Properly owners will be Used With Ibis expense from tbe dute of lbs passing of tbs by law, sud they bsve already shared the expense in tbo pusl for roods being upeued for the benefit uf sll the otber property owners. 2. Oue of tbe principal ways for tbe lev.■ 1,,|,111, in of s district is tbe opening ,p of new ruuds, and tbe proper! owners sro tssed sccordingly tsf*pro .ide revenue for tbis purposef' Tbis prineipsl is universally reeoguued smi he evasion of it by burdening pruperty ni iicn. wilb the making nf roads iiirougli tbeir own land is absolutely iiivvarruntable. il. One uf the main sources of rev •nui- tn u municipality is the increased laxaliun lu be derived frum subdivided un,I. and the enfurccincnl ui mli a bylaw as ia' propused wuuld be a ,-iiiiiii- ileletienl fur lnml uwncrs III subdivide. One uuiiiiiii refrain from criticizing sueb a in Inv, iu uny uther way than adversely; its provisions arc conceived u a paltry and shurtsighted manner, and it luuks as if the benefits riwultiug from its enfurcemepl wuuld largely be /ur inn.'" individuals, whelher coun ill,,m ur'citucns, whu have been fur ,n,.,i,- enough iu having had their land subdivided before the bylaw wus bought uf. The comparison wilh Point Irey, whicii has been made, is beside he quesliun, us thut niuuieipulity is ■cveral yeurs ahead uf West Vaucuuver uu,I is subdivided tu a very much larger eitent, ami has a much smaller urea Ihun West Vancuuver. Yuurs truly, JNO. AI.-KXANHKK. First Local Matriculant Gill university lust summer, mulling very creditsblo marks. Hiu rocord in Utiu, prose sud siubt muling wus re foarJmMtr, namely Mfflip WITI " possible hundruil. His murks iu Preneb (8Q) uml in ulgobrs (711) wero also bigb. Tbis Bugrd of Trails prize was provided st tbo suggestion of Mr. Stephen st that time local monagpr uf tliu Hank Of B. N. A., unil ehiiirmiin of llm II- nuiii'i! eiunmillei' of the Hourd. Aflur Mr. Hii'iilien'ii removal lo Torunto, llio i""|e. i WUS eiiiiin.in unnlli u,loptui| by the succeeding cliuiriiuiii, Mr. \\. lilckinion of tho llnynl Bank nf Cun- ada. The pri.-e (Ihu vulue of H'liii'li is nut III e-eei'.l twenty linlluli.i il In 1)0 pr.-.Hi'iiii'd unnuully io llio pupil grud- n.iiini: fruin tbo iinni high schuul wilb the highest standing am| wus won !■• Mr I.UVV'I'enee by lilllle of III. In ill.: Ibe lirsl student of llm local high school tb pu:-, tbe matriciilaliuu ux uniiniiiiiiiis. The presentation wus made on Wediiesiluy evening during the , annual meetiug of lhe Huurd, by Mr. Alexander Smith, reliriug president,and cup; uf the pueins uf Hyrou snd uf lllll VV I'l I.l llllll','. 'The luisl Du I'ompeii,'' The preseiitutinn ui u< i'oni|ianieil by Ihe president with lew wull chosen words uf I'ucourug im-nt and ad vice uud the Incident wus ifudly uppluudcd by lhe members ui'lih Buard. srNiti'sis uv riisi. hinim. iiiu.i 'i..vi'uiNh BOABD OP TBADE PBI2B PBBBBNT EI) PLEASING FBATUBE ANNUAL MEETING OE The huuur uf being the lirst itudent lu win tbo Buard uf Trade prize as u gin,luull of the lucul high schuul, bus mil, n lu Mr. I'. A. Lswronce uf this city. Mr. laiwrence is a sun ul Mr. uud Mrs. Geu. Idiwronce, llth slreei eusl, this city, und utlcndeil the lueal high schuul fur twu years, ile passed Western Dominion Land & Investment Co. UMITED Wltb Wbicb is Incorporated Bevan, Gore & Eliot, Limited Nortb Vaueouver Branch: 67 Lonsdsls Avenue, opposite Post Office. Bepreseutlug Lyuu Greek Zinc Mines Limited. Bee our new Port Moody Subdivision on the Dowdncy Trunk Bosd. Lots from fl76 up. Houses to Sell or Rent ., • -—- We have some splendid buys at Reasonable Prices Houses of aH sizes to rent Excellent four-room suites. Close in, $17.50 and $22.50 ALEX. SMITH & COY. NORTH VANCOUVER t-mli. P.O. Box 1820 We have some good, inside buys; also good acreage listings Lynn Valley Sub-division. fl Let tu quote you rates od Fire, I JU and Accident • INSURANCE McMillan & reid Phone 414. 10 IjONBDAI/K avknuk 1 *• Cuul mining rigbtu uf (be Ituuiliiloii In Munllobu, Builcutcbewuii uud Albet- u. the Vnl.,,1, Territory, the Nui-lli-w.-si Terrllurleu uml In ti portion ■■' Q'c |no- vluce ul Brlllih I'oluirjble, muy be tensed fur u term uf twenty-ope years ut an unnuul t,-iii.il uf 11 an acre. Net in,ut iiiiiii 2.5G0 acre! will lie ll'Uleil lu une upjiilcuut. '.,ii,.,,, fur u teusc must be inadi by the uuiiliciint In i i lu llie Atreiit ur Sub-Agoul of llie dlilrlcl lu whieb Ihe rlglils untitled fur un.- lliuuteu, In surveyed lerrllury the lnml must bu ileleribed liy iccllutis, ur lettiil sub- dlvliluiis uf Suctions, mul In uiisiii-vey- cd lerrllury llic true! u; ih. ,1 fnr sliull be llukcd uul by lliu ..; , ile.,1.1 Sll 111 - •elf. !•:.,, ii ..i■ i-Ii i must be iiecuiiiiiun- led by a fee of 16 which will 1)1 re funded If the rights u|i|iileil for ure nut avullubfe. bul nut ulberwise. A royalty ahull be puld un tbu iiicieliuiiliiblo ,,uinnl ul the initio ut the rule uf live cento per tun. Tbe perion iiperuiluu Ihe mini' sliull furnleli Ihu Agent with iwurn returns accounting fur tlie fpll unuiilliy uf in, i,'!,, l-l, iim) iulu, ,i und puy the royalty thorcon if the cuul mliilnit I rlghtl ure not being operated, iuch c- turill ibould be lui m. I...I ul li-iiit iilue lu year. The I- i.u will Include Iho cuul mil,Inu rights only, bul the lessee muy be pwr inltled 11 purchuie whatever uvallable aurfucc lights muy be coniidered mc cuiury lur Hie wurklng uf lbc mine ul the rule if tl" un ucre Fur full lur,,ininli,ui iii'idlciiltuu ihuuld be mudo lit tbu eecretary uf tbu Depurimciit uf the Inlcrlnr, Otluwo. or (u uny ugcni ur Hub-Agent uf Ibitnlnlun Lands. W. VV. cony, Deputy Minister ur the Interior N. B.—flnuulhol'lied pulillciillun uf this i,,u. i lis, iu, in will nut be puld for. »» '■* Wl r- i ' .'. I..'". ■■ J . I li . i I I' " . . ".I!. H Hillli i<l i liWum-i mAmmkimwmbaaanmnmmmt Not the Last &eat West, but the LAST GREAT SUB-DIVISION JL ptff Street X j tJA . "if j 1 I 17 1 \ J It 1 | 4 IJ 1 \ s A « " \ 9 u ; . 7 /_» ; . o // i 1 • IO \ " -MM 1 20* \ \m i N D / Wnt io 13 K id 17 16 II __. ^TT These close in CITY LOTS are offered for sale W for the first time. They are located directly north 11 of the new docks in District Lot 265, and will benefit immediately from the industrial and commercial developmenst which are coming there through the advent of the Pacific Great Eastern (G, T.P.) Railway ^Tj This is the LAST CHANCE to secure choice %\ residential view properly at first cosl. The prices I are Well within the scope of persons of moderate means. Lots from Seethe Exclusive Agenti Ullll 1111/ -VA7L/V, VII U.IOUIIU Wl lll\-JV.| ta... $575 to $675 Hutchison, Compston & Co. 52 LONSDALE AVENUE Res. Phone; Thoi. Hutchison 196 Telephone 225 Res. Phono; W. Compston $1 * i.n ■ i i ■■ ii, i ■ * neonngrreiMenti Address BUB-MA OP JIOASP'fl WORK PTO- WO vm VBAB Tso sddress of tbe retiring president of the liunrd of Trsile lo ttts meeting Of Hint lindy nu Wediiesdsy night WSS SS follows) 'iQentlemen,->^Bsfors vscstiug this cliuir the dur^rfevolves upon ne of glv iug p resume of tho past session of this hoard. ''Tbo North Arm Hall wsy was one of tho first important sud vitgl sub j,-.-is taken up Ity tbe members. A franchise was ssked for liy s.cotnpsny, tho nrigiustors boiling from Viatoris, whu wished to bridge Ihe arm at Turtle Island. This Hoard used sil its pow ers sud with the sid of our member ol parliament, Ut. Stevens, wo were able in get this |,inject turned down, owing tu His iiiisiiiisl'iiclnry Hay tills proposition was pul up lu us hy the proinul ers, Luler thii project wss takeu up by the i'. P. 11., which has not seen ils way to cnnfiiriii to the privileges ii The Cheapest Buy on, the Avenue is the SVi of Lot 34, Block 228, D. L 545. Price: $3,000 on very easy terms. THIS LOT HAS 35 FEET FRONTAGE See our list of North Lonsdale Properties H00D.S0UTAR 213 Lonsdale Avenue way commissioners, "Hnwevnr, wo »«' uow »M grstulsts ourselves that S si'lieinu, in which wa tuuk u keen interest sl uu curly psrt of this session, I refer to the Pesos Bivsr Bsilws}', whli'h now is kpow'n OS the, foeiltc QjWl Hssleru Ilailway Co., so ably fnstorod by the lluuiinroblo Hir Hicliurd Meilride. Ile, by his groat porsiiusjvo abilities, |iS5 linen able to bring togeljisr tho Ifowi Bound and I'omlierlun. MSsdowst 3sl! wsy po„ smi the P, Cl. M. ilstlwsy, who hsya tskso over thslr inls.ssts, Which now clears the way from thai liuilil fo Port Ueurge. 'I'lie right Of way hetwoen Htjuumjsh isml Rurrs'rd lulet is yel |u In' rivlilicl. The Seoom! iDsrrows luidgo is m,w in :i iiiiiiIi bettor coitililiun llnuiiciuliy Which WO nine In credit tu the ■ iffoi'l of uur nienibcr. I'nfnrtuustely » con sidershlo amount uf uppusiliun has oris un uu Hie psrt of sumo membsrs nf tin .Shipowners' Assoeiatiun and a tew pt Vuncouvur Ibnird uf iiinle lUClllUr putting furward various ichumcs t > Isl. Ihu place uf the bridgo. "AH of which I have not the least duubt will Hole out in thu near future. 'iWillt regard to" harbor improve incuts, Mr. Sunn's report, which has been in the lum.Is nf the government for some time, but not made public, whicii I think uu, urs well fur the North bhore. I think, nevertheless, il would be tu nur interest to ask thai this re purt be published, ss we msy reul ss sured thut this side of Ihu Inlet hm been wlill cared fur. "The subway under the ti. I'. II. was i.lt-u iiinlliei of llic many needs men for by us. We hsd thu prupusiliun put up by. the (I. T. P. Ilailway nf su uv er head bri Ige, which I think we did right in defeating when, fur this- con eeieiun we hud tu give away IIU del uf the smith purl uf uur wharf as a right uf way fur iheir freight trallic. All this publicity has resulted in thc Mm ister uf iluilvvays granting a 25 fuul subway instead uf ID feet as formerly arranged, lie alsu put Die burden on Vancuuver eily lo prepare tne plans snd see this wurk earritii uu', ivhieh in my opinion is es it should be, coo siderfng lhc number uf Viinoi.ver residents who use the ferries in visiting tho beauty s|iols uf Ihc Nurth Shore "(lenlleuien, J must lin.uk yuu nil fur thc way you have attended ihu ese eulive uml general meetings und it bus given mc great pleasure lo preside over these meetings, nur gentlemanly b. Iiiun,,ii "niinl,iiiiii" consiilcrul|ly io this ul all times. "My special thanks arc due to Vice president, Mr. Mridgiuaii, Hecyelsry, Mr Donaldson and Mr, Hhsw the treasurer uin, have so ably aaiiiled me in lbc work of Ihe HuSrd of Trade." The Monarch Malleabh Everybody knows the Monarch. If you intend purchasing a Range this fall, it will pay you to investigate the Monarch. It costs less, lasts longer and burns less coal or wood than any olher malleable range sold in North Vancouver. Patterson & Goldie HARDWARE Phone 86 105-7 F^planade West J.0AH8 INSURANCE Four Roomed Modern House on Moody, $250 cash and $30 a month, Apply 104 Esplanade, W^t CARDINALL & MacGREGOR 10* HJPIANADE local Agsote lot British Empire Horse Insurance Co,, London Assurancs Company Ws will be plsssed to h*ve listings; slso bonus for ssls or rent. 9hem m. v. o. vtt tan ummunication Tn Uie l-ulilur of the North l Kspressi it, \t s meeting linbl runout- ly lo discuss the nisttor of the Hncoiul Narrows bridge, ppp at the speakers ni It'll iitlentlnu tn the eiinrmuini fiun lily of wuli>|- •'»«' passed through Iho tWO nsrrifW channels In Hm Vum nuver .iptrhor, seeming to imply thut tins was onoHf imt tb* fl»l» objei'tlun to the 'nidge us i-h, ii miii by the Wolfs B»f- I'.n. 'I'heie seems to be an entire mi,",ill "I'tiiiii in the minds uf those who op- pii.-e lbe scheme in regurd lu ihe uon- ■isvigubility of tlm Second Niirruvvs. II most be borne in mind lhat the ids rip is sliurii uf its fury snd dun ur on entering the placid aspsnse of hu bsrbor between tiie two Nsrrows, Held in cheek by the larger body of valcr Ihc furlher rise of Ihs tide is iiiilrnllu.l and adopled for psvigetiun if any i|itscrlpliun—bridge iiiitwilli .ISndillg. .1. M'.WIIItliilMi * H ll f»rf»t\et, "It's a line pluy, don't ypintiliiltr: "Quits unfurgsiisWsl Wliorssbsll ; Wt bsvs iiipper nftorwarif?"-^ Rim. OEAPE TABU3 OQVPBS A i-hoi'ulalo'browii in .lapanese crept ['rum lhc uph il.--t.-i. i'. is ttsc.| fui hemmed lulde i-uvers, slciieiled in mns( ulTeetivo colors. Those covers inskc sluniiing gifts. On iin sufl bim-.n a light pullv eolur is usud witli H brick red, snd the pattern Is one of the simplest of tin' runuiug stencil design. 'i'lu -i- i.il,lc i-uvers ure mude nf a sipuire measured by thc width nf Ihe crape, thirty indies, ur else they rep- resent Iwu widths ur oven three, oyer easl together by hand wilh silk lu malch the crape and wilh stitches su flue sa lu bu unnoticed. The hems alsu are nol conspicuous, an eighth uf uu inch being uue nf the favorite ideas in hem meaiureineiil. I'iiiu crape has been most effectively used, gray blue with a decoration of dull purple and sage green suggesting llie colors of the iris. While of a creamy lone is stencilled with pule yellow and brillant itraugc in conventional design. Four si|uurcs of yellow crape are joined with narrow gold luce insert id, In form a large tabic euver, each eor nor of Ihe finished piece being decor sled iu long Japanese did lies will, gold thread in a wundcring leaf design The soft shades und the crape ijuulilv suggest ulmi,st endless possibilities fm decorations. There is nothing new ihou! scuding a handkerchief fur a Christmas ofler iug, liul i...ti,in uuu.il stole the in nmi.- variety of the muuehuir, and, uo matter huw well the recipient may In provided with theae very necessary ae rcsturics, uue more never eomci amiss Almost every, needlewoman nowadays make tiuttenherg lace, and the huiidkerebicf illustrated hero is a luve ly example uf thii bandsume variety. The center is of Aneit linen, with thc lace pattern littcd about it. stamped paltcrui, as every uue knows, are to he purchased in lure designs, and all the In,, n.nl.. r has lo do il tu stitch thc kind uf llaltcnberg braid sbe elects tu use uver the stamp ed design, then hll t'u the lace stilelie, with Nu. 1000 linen thread. A pearled edging finishes the design. If the recipient's initials arc worked iu tiny letters iu one curner uf the handkerchief they give au individual touch that is most attractive and .-iuuu looking. When polishing thc ituvc add a little sugar or syrup to the polish uin, it will not born off so (prickly. Coniervellim, "We older nullum grs more eppmv sllvu," coiifewtsd Ihs distinguished vl. Hor. "We wunl things to go pn ns the; bsvs always gone." "1 see." ii'iilieil the-Interested lis- isper. "That Is why lbs couslsot ru- mor thst Europe Is on tbs verge or wsi doss not disturb you."-Wssliliigloq Slsr. Ths Tis Thll Bindi. "If you ain't nut along wltb yooi husband wby don't you ids for dl- sores!" "I wiiiiiii |( it wasn't for ons tbing." "What's Ibst?" "Uj poor deur llttls Pldo. I dire not deprive bim of s win's protectlon."- Uetrolt free Press. Ms*f>l>MHM«**M»M»»M»»« NlVSr Anticipated. i There srs Just two Ihlngi j tills world tbst s man Is nsvsr i prspsrsd for-twlns.-Judge. tlclpeted. I two things In 3 S msq Is nsvsr | Ins-Judge. ' ttttttttttiiW. •*SS******A«W Ne Bpssd Limit Un. Fljjlt-Uow do you sccount for tbs fact tbst s woman can make s dol. isr go farther tbau s msn csof b'lJJIt-I guess It must bs bacsuss sbs makes It go fsster.-Bmart Bet. The Chsnglng Eait. "Confucius wss ouce tbs ruling spirit In t 'liluu," 'Yes, eud now It's confusiou."- Hstirs Humor and Philosophy _- VVMCAJI M. JMITH PERT PARAGRAPHS. DBOBAB-T most of us would bs oa lbs slds of I'rorldencs If ws could clearly understand wbst Profldsncs wauls us to do. Money Is s good thing to bsvs, pre* sided you know bow'aud whsn to Isl goof It A college education doesn't slwsys sntirely rulo s boy. Bs reforms to alas esses out of ten. An eitrsvsgsnt wlfs ts so escellenl pereon to keep op tbs clroulsOoo of her busbsad sad bis curreocy. Tbs mso wbo lets bis wlfs tike to wssblog to support tbs family gensr- ally bu tims to look over tbs politics! iltuallon sud determlos which will bs tbs successful candidate. Hank Ulnee says tbst psylng debts st sight is bis tdss of a depressing occupation sfter s man bai labored btrl sUdsy. Prslss your boss occasionally. Bs Is doubtless human sod migbt par prst Illy If be ebould hear of It BOY SCOUTS ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ I We bsve Just rsceived s large ibiprueut of Boys' High Out Boots In blsck sad tso, wltb or without bucklce, ell SOUP LEATHBB and VtiLLY WA- TBBPROOPBP. Theae sre for tbe boysNrhs went to be well shod sod bsvs tbs same u Us other fellow. \ PARENTS I*ok well to your boy's feet sad see tbst he gets somethinkon them thst will keep them dry. —"""t*-—' OTO SPECIALS POg BATUBDAY Boys' Solid Leather WsUrproofsd Vet It UM Hsns' Solid leather Calf Lined BooU g..% Uim' Solid Esther lii loch top ta blub at tau ..fm Wss' Hoi Calf Boots for winter wssx um \}' * "I -C= Everybody's Shoe Store WOOB It BON P, 0,1*15 WWT#TWEfKA|T Td. 393 Be prepared for the cold ana miserable weather by purchasing one of plir heaters We have thirty different styles for < both wood and coal and every one mi\ mill1, i i 'I i Give ut a trial Mil *l ,, "ill ll paine & McMillan NOBTH VANOOUVEB'S LEADING HABDWABB MEBCHANTB Phone 12. FIRST STREET AND LONSDALE mmmm Don't Take Chances! Phone 80 Buslnsss msn snd buslnsss bouses srs uiuolly Judgsd by ths printed matUr tbsy send out Can you afford to tsks chsucss with your printing when good work in tbis llui costs llttls, tf sny, mors. We Do Good Work NOBTH BHORE PBB8S LIMITED First Street Bsst, North Vsncouvsr To Succeed in Business YOU MUST Advertise REMOVAL NOTICE i . £rt THE . NORTH %\\ SHORE,DRUG COs have moved to 59 Lonsdale Avenue, two doors from Esplanade. » ••■*» '■■ I i - f
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1912-10-18 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Express_1912_10_18 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
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Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0309877 |
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