{"http:\/\/dx.doi.org\/10.14288\/1.0309671":{"https:\/\/open.library.ubc.ca\/terms#identifierAIP":[{"value":"f687f6bc-5885-4c8a-afd5-15a87bc63494","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.europeana.eu\/schemas\/edm\/dataProvider":[{"value":"CONTENTdm","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/issued":[{"value":"2015-11-26","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"1909-05-07","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.europeana.eu\/schemas\/edm\/aggregatedCHO":[{"value":"https:\/\/open.library.ubc.ca\/collections\/expressnv\/items\/1.0309671\/source.json","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/elements\/1.1\/format":[{"value":"application\/pdf","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note":[{"value":" r .x..>:^y.-:-\u00ab\u00bbM<\u00abx\u00abW\":-:-*:\u00bb.->*>\nADVERTISING TO PAY\nmeans reaching the people\nin their homes. Thc Express does that.\nPhone 80\nImpress\n\u2022 \u2022><>\u00ab->*^>*+^^M\u00bb>*>^\u00bb>i}*'>-y\/*-|\nJOB PRINTING\nthat pleases, at The Express Office. Good stock.\ni Prices right.\nV Phone 80\nVOLUME 8\nNOKTIl VANCOUVER, B. C., FRIDAY, .MAY 7, 1909.\nNUMBER 11\nHAD SUICIDE!\n<.+*^(*^*<^<^\"K'<^MK\u00abM''M-*:*\nWidespread regret will be felt\nat the unfortunate circumstances which marked the ending ol\nthe earthly career ol Guy Beau-\npre Nowers, who, lor several\nvears, has been well known locally as \"Bob Ritchie,\" particulars of which were brought out\nat the inquest, held bv Coroner\nDiplock Thursday morning\nFor some lime past the deceased had been in the cmplov\nol the B. C. El. Ry. Co., in Uncapacity of motorman on the\nlocal system. According to the\ntestimony of Manager Albert G.\nPerry, about three weeks aj*o,\nNowers consulted him, stating\nthat he was not feeling well and\nexplaining in particular that lie\nlound himself the victim of certain hallucinations, chief a-\nmongst which was the delusion\nthat certain persons were constantly pursuing him by maligning his character. In pursuance ol this conversation, Mr.\nPerry granted him a few weeks'\nvacation, in order that he might\ntake a rest. At Mr. Perry's\nsuggestion, Nowers consulted a\npltvsician, who .subsequently In-\nlurtm-d Mr. Perry that the deceased was suffering Irom a nervous disorder, which demanded\na rest. During the lollowing\ntwo weeks, Nowers several\ntimes returned to Mr. Perry's\noflice, the last time being Mon-\ndav last, when he wished to return In work. Mr. Pi-rrv, however, slronglv recommended him\nto take a longer vacation and\nto take a trip somewhere, under\nconditions that would give him\nlots of fresh air and enercise,\nwhich Nowers finallv consented\nlo do.\nMr. Perrv then submitted .1\nletter, which had been lell bv\nthe deceased, addressed to htm\nThe coroner likewise read a similar letter, addressed respectively lo the parents of the deal.iscd alld In Chiel of Police\nDavies. In these letters his\nintention lo take his own life\nwa.s clearly stated, the chief\nreason ascribed being tlu- slanders which had been circulated\nabout him. After reading the\nletters, Coroner Diplock stated\nlhat the only further testimony\nthat would be required would tie\nthat ol a witness, who had sonic\nknowledge ol the manner ol\ndeath.\nThese facts were elicited Irom\nthe testimony of Mr. Trundle,\nwho resides al Sunshine creek,\nNortli Arm. On Tuesday morning, Mr. Trundle's attention\nwas attracted to a skid with nu\nunusually large sail, coming tip\nNorth Arm, with a very heavy\nwind blowing. His attention\nwas taken away Ior a lew moments and when he looked again\nthe boat had overturned, .nnl\nlhe occupant was standing on\nthe keel, waving his hat sus-\npendi'il on the end of an oar as\na signal of distress He hasti\nly summoned a neighbor, Mr\nMcCormick, and they rowed lhc\ntwo miles to the boat and rescued the man, who subsequentl\\\ngave his name as Guy Sowers\nThc boat was afterwards\nbroughl to land wilh one, ol llir\noars. Wednesday morning Nowers took the boat and .he one\noar and paddled down toward\nDeep Cove. Later Mr. Trundle\nsaw him paddling across tin-\nArm. About three in the alter\nnoon, he re-crossed the Arm and\nlanded in a little bay, just l-c-\nyond a blufl Irom Mr. Trundles\nhouse. A little later Mr. Trun\ndie's attention was attracted\nby shouting, and, looking up,\nhe saw Nowers standing on the\nedge ol the bluff, whiih is about\nloo leet high. He was shouting and waving his arms, evidently to attract the attention\nof the occupants ol a small\nlaunch which was coming down\nthe Arm. Thc next instant the\nunlortunate young man swung\nhis arms as il lor a jump and\n'M'*M*\"X\">'M*->,.W>*,>*,H,->*M\">-\"'\n1 leaped over the blull, falling upon thc ground below. Mr.Trundle and the occupants of the\nlaunch hastily- made their way\nI to the spot, arriving in alboul\ntwo minutes after the leap, Mt\njlife was extinct when tliey ar-\n1 rived.\nThe jury comprised C.E.Law-\n'son, foreman, It, IV Martinson,\nsr., A. J. C. Robertson, .lack\nLoutet, .lohn Bailey and W. C.\nHI MM II After due delibcra-\ntion, a verdict of suicide while\ntemporarily insane, was returned.\nPOLICE COMMISSIONERS\nMayor May presided at llit\nsession ol the police commissioners on Thursday morning.\nCommissioners McNeish aim 1\nF. Jackson wero present.\nMayor May reported that a\nletter had been forwarded for\nlhe attorney general's signature\nin order that sufficient autnon-\nly might be vested in the mayor\nto authorize a prosecution re\nSunday baseball.\n1 Commissioner .lackson slated\nthat he would render lite mayor\nevery support to prevent UM exploiting of this city in an illegal\nway, for tlie iH-nelit of individuals.\nI Alderman McNeish did tint see\n'the wisdom of spending North\n! Vancouver money on a list can\nbill, if the law had been violated\n'he concurred in the opinion thai\nrequisite steps ought lo be taken to vindicate the law,bul thai\ntlie money necessary should In-\nprovided Irom some other\nsource.\nlt was stated tliat being onlv\n.1 [Millie court case the cost\nwould not probably exceed S1...\nat the most.\nlt was decided lo lake slips\nnecessary lo provent the playing of baseball on the Sunday\nThe mayor was also requested\nto consult lhe city solnuoi as\nto the possibility ol securing an\ninjunction, or oi otherwise preventing games III tile meantime.\nTlie new uniforms \u2022 > 1 llie mem-\nIrers of the police lone were in\nspected and favorably commented upon.\nA LONG, STRONG PULL\n.lohn U.uin,itn.ikir is ,1 man\nwho stands in nieriaiuile iinles\nIor the truest uprightness and\nlor lhe highest success. There*\nlore, when he undertakes to ail-\nuse business null, llu-y 1,111 \\uli\nallord lo weigh lus nurds care-\nfully, .lolin W.iuiiaiiiaker lajm\n\"II there is one enterprise on\nearth that a quitter should\nleave severely alone, ll is ad\nvertising. To make a success\nol advertising, one must In pn-\npared to .stick, like a barn.ule\nmt ,1 boat's liiitloiii He should\nknow belore he begins 11 lli.it\nhe must spend money. Some-\nbiidv must tell him that lie\ni.iitnol hope lo reap results\nloiiiiuiiisurate witli lus expenditure early in the game Advertising doesn't jerk, it pulls,\nll begins very gently it lirsl,\nbut tile pull is steady. It nitre, ises day by day alld year by-\nyear, until 11 exerts an irnsis\ntible power.\" John Wanna-\nmaker has always been an advertiser in a very large u.iv,\nbut these remarks apply with\nequal force to merchants who\nadvertise, only loially. Laige\nimmediate results may not follow any particular advertisement, but a uilislsleiit, stcadi ,\nadvel Using campaign, carried\nout persistently throughout the\nyear, will return a g I deal\nmore than its tost in -utii.il\nprolits, and will materially assist the merchant in building up\na valuable loiineilton, which\nmay remain for main wars.\nPREMIER'S FATHER DEAD\nH. McBride, at the family residence, New Westminster, last\nTuesday, marks the passing ol\none who had lor many years\nranked amongst the lurumost\ncitizens oi the Royal City, and\none whose death has called\nforth a wide spread expression\nof sympathetic interest throughout the entire province, on account of the fact thul he was\nthe lather ul lion. Richard McBride, provincial premier. Mr.\nMcBride was a native of County\nDown, Inland, and came to\nVictoria via Panama in iS63.\nA few years later he removed to\nNew Westminster, to become\ngovernor ol the provincial jail.\n1 poll completion of the penitentiary in 187K, Air. McBride became lirsl warden ol the institution, retaining the position\nuntil his retirement 111 iby.j.\nHe was a prominent member ol\nthe Masonic Order, the Loyal\nOrange Lodge, the Independent\nOrder of Foresters, and the Ancient Order ol United Workmen,\nlit each of whiih he had occupied high ollice. He was 73 vears\nof age.\nSUNDAY BASEBALL\nAu iiiiiiieli.se crowd ol people\nlaine over to North Vancouver\nlast Sunday, lo witness the\nprolessional baseball match between Vancoiiver and Aberdeen.\nThe boats and trains had more\nbusiness lhan ihey could handle,\nand it was -) p. 111. (before the\nlast big boatload lelt hen.\nMore than three thousand\npeople paid admission to the\ngrounds to see the game, which\nwas a stirring exhibition, Vancouver winning in the tenth innings, by a score of 4 to 3.\nPrior to the game Chief of\nPolice Davies named the umpire of the risk the teams ran\nof having information laid a-\ngainst them, and the umpire in\ntnirn warned lite spectators. The\ng.une, lioiuu 1, was played\nwithout interruption. 'flu-\ncrowd was orderly throilglioui.\nThe restaurants, tie main parlors and hotels did a big trade.\ned from the presses of Thc Express. This Company is lormed\nby A. E. Kealy, for thc purpose of developing a tract oi\n480 acres of oil lands in Uinta\nCounty, Wyoming. Companies\nowning oil lands on all sides ol\nthis property have proven successful in securing oil in paying\nquantities, and reports oi geologists state that an unbroken\noil belt runs directly through\ntills held. Thomas Allen is\npresident of the company and\nNT, J. Dick will handle the stuck\nlocally.\nLYNN CREEK NOTES\n.-)t+44+Ht+Ht+4*'tt-t**H-*H-H++44t4+*l+tt+tt++tt\n1 LOCAL NEWS!\nThe unexpected demise ol A.\nSUNDAV BASEBALL\nEditor Express:\nSir,\u2014Regarding the baseball\nniatili held last Sunday, at the\nIf. V. Athletic grounds, I beg to\nenter my protest against the repetition of any such occurrence.\nFrom the fact that I am living so near to the above ground\nI claim a prominent right to\nmake this objection. 1 consider\nthe privacy and enjoyment ol\nthe Sunday completely destroyed thereby. The blatant shouts,\nthe dust and throng of thc multitude, rendered the use of Cite\nroad almost impossible to outgoing in ,111 opposite direction;\nand I further umsider the value\nol ill surrounding building sites\nmuch impaired, and this impairment will hale a deterrent eflect on the incoming of future\nicsidculs.\nH. D. GREEN-ARMYTAGE\nNorth Vancouver, May 6,\nTRAMLINE EXTENSION\nThe B. C. El. Ry Co have\nnotified the Lynn Valley Ratepayers' Association, through\nPercy King, scin-tary, that the\ncompany is prepared to iH-gin\nthe extension of their tramline\nalong the pipeline road as MM\nas the clearing (or their right-\no(-way along tin same has been\ncompleted as proposed by tin\ndistrict council The present\nextension will run for a distance\nof two and one half miles along\nthe pipeline road, beyond the\npi 1*1 nt terminal on QoHaabary\navenue. The uiinpaliy also\nstales that lurther extensions to\ntin mints .111 under consideration atul will be ,u led upon as\nsoon as 11egoi1.1t ions now pro-\nii-eding with the minis arc satisfactorily com hided.\nFOSSIL OIL COMPANY\nTin proapactm of the Fossil\nOii Company lus just been issu-\nA most successlul entertainment was held in St. Clement's\nhall, last evening, when a long\nand varied programme was rendered.\nThe hearty thanks ol all wbo\nwere fortunate enough to be\npresent are due to the management, .lb sii.lines Adams and\nBuckley, and Messrs. Stuart,\nBarker, Calliphrouas and Down\nIor their indeiaUgable cltorts\nin arranging such a varied and\nmeritorious programme Everybody was particularly pleased\nwith the parts laken by the\nchildren under the a&lc direction\nol Mrs. Adams. The local hits\n\"The Cars arc Coming\" and\n\"Lynn Valley Six Years Hence\"\nwere composed -by A. Buckley,\nand were thoroughly original.\nRev. H. Hooper, rector of St>.\nJohn's church was chairman.\nThe altendance was upwards ot\nloo and the proceeds amounted\nlo about J.'4.\nDEATH OF W. SMITH\nWilliam Smith, a native oi\nAberdeen, Scotland, died last\nSaturday, at the residence ol\nhis son-in-law, John Lawson,\nCapilano. Mr. Smith was 77\nwars of age and came to North\nVancouver about one year ago\nIrom Grey County, Ontario.\nTwo sons and three daughters\nare residing in Vancouver or\nNortli Vancouver. Mi. Smith\nhad been ill somewhat more\nthan a month. The lunerul\ntook place on Monday Irom tin-\nparlors of Armstrong k Edwards, Vancouver, to the Masonic cemetery. The attendance\nwas large and the lloral oller-\nings numerous and beautilul.\nThe pall bearers were J. Y. Me>\nNaught, II I. Thompson, J\nLawson, W. C. Thompson, W\nJ, Smith and lv Beat.\nDR. VERNER ACQUITTED\nDr. Venter's case came up lor\nspeedy trial belore Judge Mclnnes al Vancouver,Monday and\nresulted in an acquittal The\n1 runn's case fell down completely, its witnesses proving\ncontradictory and unreliable In\nacquitting the doctor, the nidge\nsaid he had no hesitation whatever in dismissing the case The\nverdict was gladly received by\nllir many friends of the doctor.\nimmmMummmtM\nTO ADVERTISERS\nThe atta-nll.'li nl \u00bbal\\.*rl;.,*ra j. f\nrailed to a \u2022taiiilin*- MUM at tli\nIheail nl the t-tlitnnal coliinum nf I\nThi. Kiprew, iimt channel nl .11* f\nv.rti.-ini.nt. mini ho in the hauila\nnl the printer not latar than Wr-d*\n11,'ndav nl each m| to uninri*\na piibliraliuii. I'uiitia-fljr no varia*\na Hull (rum ihi. ml** aiil Ik* mail,*\nIseeereeoeececi\nMrs. Rosina Burke, lhc noted\nlyric soprano, who has been\nsojourning in San Francisco for\ntin- past two years, returned to\nVancouver this week. She will\nbe at home to lu-r Iriends on\nSunday afternoon next, cornet\nChestcrlield and 2nd street.\nLast week Tin- Express stated\nthai The Lady ol Claude, John\nL.iwsoti's imported mare, had\ntaken second prize at the Vancouver horse show. It should\nhave read first prt\/.e, this being\nthe 33rd winning of first honors\nshe has made in Canada.\n^M*aaJa.\"aaJa.*aa*-aJa^a.*a^aa'a\u00abJ..\"aaJaa\"aa*aaJ..*Mja.Ja.\nThree boats were on the leni\nrun on Sunday.\nA large warehouse is mulct\nconstruction on the Cates wharl\nMrs. W. Owen and lamily\nspent Sunday wltll friends at\nPort Haney.\nUpwards ol 8000 people visited North Vancouver on Sunday,\nlt was with dillkully the boats\nand trams handled the tt.iflu .\nLost\u2014A gentleman's silver\nwatch,a week ago, between 151I1\nand King street. Finder will\nbe rewarded by leaving same at\nthis office.\nV. C. Gladwin, chief fire warden for this district, resumed\nhis duties ior the season on May\nist, and is uow at work organizing his depai imiin. preparatory to the season's work,\nFrom statistics carefully compiled by J. R. J. Murray, secretary oi the board ol trade, it\nappears that about yoo tons ol\nfreight come into .North Vancouver each month. Local nulls\nwould export about 70 cars per\nmonth, were improved laulitns\nprovided.\nG. J. JohaUson lus cslablish-\nqd himsell in a liusiiuthing and\nplumbing business, 111 premises\non 4II1 slreet east. Mr. Johan-\nson is well and favorably known\nlocally, being a properly owner\nin the city and having been in\nthe employ of a local firm ior\nsometime past.\nAn unruly hors-i latised some\nexcitement on Lonsdale avenue\nopposite the city hall on Sundav last. The horse sucuedul\nin . 1111611 ning llii tig., throwing\nthe driver out upon the road,\nand also in doing MM damage\nto the rig with his heels, but no\nmaterial injury was done.\nThe electric serviie was put\nout ol business lor several hours\non Monday, caused by 1 art-less\nblasting of .1 party clearing land\nin east Vancouver. The wins\nwere knocked down and three\ntransformers burned out at lake\nBunl\/cn As a consequence,tin-\nwhole B. C. Electric system on\nboth sides of the Inlet was demoralized.\nThe last issue of the B.C. Re\ncord contains some interesting\nitems relative to local progress\nin connection with the R C\nchurch. W. Nicholson Laih-y\nhas completed plans and specifications for the new church Tin\nplans haveibeen approved bv tlu-\ncommittee and tenders an- being\ncalled (or. Thr sum of $768)0\nis now in hand for the building\nfund The financial returns\nfrom the St. Patrick's Day concert were $76.85.\nP. Roilitisseti is to 1m- lottgral-\nulated on the excellent new catalogue which he is distributing\nfor the firm which he represent',\nnamely, Mttssi-ns, Ltd., Montreal. The latalogue gives illustrations alld full itilormatton\nlonerming a lull range of road\nmaking machinery, togcthn\nwith general supplies lonnected\ntherewith, The catalogue ion-\nstitutes quite a compendium ol\ninformation upon Ilus parties-\nlar subject, and particularly in\nthis province, where tin- mtiiiiii-\npalitie.s have so muiii road 111,1k\nillg ahead of them, will In loutnl\nof the greatest usefulness\nThc Express enjoyed .1 visit\nthis week from Edward Berwick\nof Pacific Grove, California, OM\nof the old time stibsiribers to\nthe paper Mr. ftt-rwick is the\nowner of Cariiiel Garden, one of\nthc most delightful spots in the\nfamous Pacilic Grove district\nHe is one ol the best known linn\nui his port ion of the great st.iti\nin which he dwells, being widelv\nknown as a forceful aiid popiil.it\npublic speaker. At the mint\nsessions of the Chatauqiia 'inl'\nheld at Pacific Grove, Mr Berwick gave tin opening addrm\nHe expects to address tin high\nschool students ol S'.ittli' on\nhis way south.\nI Dr. J. C. Morrison has ii-nu-d\n'a residence at 150 3rd street\neast.\nI Mrs. E. Vaudin has removed\nIruut loth slreet to 2nd street\nwest.\nA. J. Henderson and family\nhave removed irom Bewick ave.\nto 2nd slreet west.\nFor Sale.\u2014Good family cow,\ncheap; recently passed tubercular test. Apply at this ollice.\nIT, li. Bunbury intends leaving shortly lor the interior, in\nthe interests of the Fossil Oil\nCompany.\nT. S. Nye was an outgoing\npassenger this week ior Salem,\nOre., where he will enjoy a holiday ol a lew weeks.\n1 he demand lor Capilano acreage has been somewhat less\nbrisk during the past week, bul\nat lhe same time many .sales\nhaw. beeu ellected at good pines.\nRev. Mr. Banton will conduct\nthe serine 011 Sunday evening,\nal die Baptist church, on 5m\nslreel. Mrs. Banton and a\nnumber ol ludies will assist in\nthe singing.\nRod Rcnsli.iM expects to arrange a return wrestling Match\nwith Virgil Venables ol Seallle\non May 24th. The local txjy is\ncontidcnt ol his power to win\nthe match.\nJ. J. McAleece is receiving\ncongratulations on the aimouu-\nai limit of his engagement lo\n.Miss Florence E. Watson, lhe\ndaughter ol Mr. and Mrs. T. F.\nWatson ol Vancouver.\nArchitect Alexander Law has\ntaken inlo partnership Willi.1111\nKnowles Both members ol the\nlirm are strong believers in lhc\nfuture of North Vancouver, and\nhope I0 do llieir share in making It ,1 ul) ol beautiful hollies.\nWanted.- In private lamily in\nNorth Vancouver for summer\nnn.nibs, bo.ud aiid lodging lor\nman aiid wile and two little\nchildren, age 3 and 5. Must\nhave garden where children can\nplay; and handy lo car and (erry, Address S. D. Wilson, cue\nHudson's Bay Company, Granville street.\nA meeting ol the couiniittee\nol the board ol trade and the\ncity council with reference to a\nierry lor freight cars, was held\nlast evening. A resolution was\npassed luomiuending the city\ncouiull to consider the advisability ol construe ting a suitable\nwharl for the transportation ol\nCan and for general put poses,\non one of the street ends.\nThe church at the Indian mission is undergoing extensive alterations. The church will ibe\nenlarged, giving considerably\nmore sealing capacity and two\ntowers will be added. The lo-\nt,il uisl ol the improvements\nwill be between $4ix- and\nNon-Assessable by\nW. J. DICK, Real Estate Broker\nLonsdale Avenue,\nNorth Vancouver\nHEAD OFFICE\u2014A. F. KEALY, gXZ\"S2 Vancouver, B.C.\nwm\ni\u00bbanwm\ni'ln st,iiiiiiiii oi tin Abiska-\n\\ iik.,11 r.Htiii i -.position ,t Si\n.1 iiU, iiill comfortably allord\n* itin-. capacity lol nunti\nthousand p,. talari, und ever)\nmil command ,m unobst-\nrucled iiiii ..I ih, tr.uk, IWO\n> a a hall di.un..H.is .nnl lootball\nllllll. ll 1- lallllt oll till tt\\n, ol\nIllUgton, .llial llolll llll\ntl sl.Olds 111.ill. o] Ihi l,il\ngl 1 ., |l|.al.U i I, Ills UUI) be i h ll\ned. Across llli l.iki llli * noil\ncovered mountains art > low al\nII.lll'l. ... 1 Uppl) llll llaalall ll.llk\nground.\n'iln stadium track it oi ilu\nIH IV |*ll.il tl|u \u25a0; it is oval III\nlorm .iini *iales i'*iti Lips to tin*\nnull. li uini,ii i straight\n*i..*i\\ oi tu.. hundred .unl nun\n.Ii'l lolii ttaiks .111 .is\nI V, * li.i r\nHi I.Ild ollt 111\n* nn.. ..ini iiii lootball '.nld\nl\"l.*\"ll llll -.'l.lllll-\nI.lll'l ,\n111 llu ll.l. k i'.n lllli 1 li .It, llli\nFollow in-; com .' m.is followed\nAltel i icavaling, i\\ uuh. ol\ncoat *\nill 1*.lll'l -ill la.| i,|\nllll' .\"Uilli;; ul inn*\n\u25a0 I \"I III' '.,iliu di pill .Uld\nHn . i * iiu Ind mto placi mth\n111''' II toil Inllil * 'III' to],\n'li' i'l* rs, sli inches\ni in thin layers,\n1 lm n.i*.. .in ihoroughli\n\u2022\"1 In nh* .md .i i. i . ..iii .,\nnl red ulnli In.m\ngoing is obviated Sju-tnklnij;\nappal iiu Im been installed,\nnul during .ill ivi itltci dust mil\na ided I ii. lonj.; distance\n\"i il ***! \u25a0 iiaiin nonl, to\n\"niii .iiul tin * in ii ideal,\nTin grandatandi an tno in\niiiiinliii .uid .in lamil mi tin\n. .* i tnd ,-.i i .nli oi tin * id\nlu dimensions they an -a i,i\n\"I I Hi' I.it ll'* .11\nranged in tutun uuh n .. Tin\n* mi.ii* * .in iii uli 'luiii Irom\nthc bottom \"i '** 'a aisle, which\n\"ll ||J | Ml\ni,.nt.iiui Roth buildings\n..i it'l mth ,i i* \u00bb oi\nboxes having a Mating capacity\noi iinin lout' tii eight peopli\nTin dlcsslllg l'ftolils, ll.llllS,.unl\ntoilet looms lol contest,in l.s anil\nlaiotiis irn ilu- public aie provided loi liiue.ilh iiii gtandst,iiuls,\nand are fitted with all necessary\nconveniences,\ni'ln stadium ami tracks an\nlesigiud b\\ l.oius Batikr,, aa-\nsistaat director nl works, .unl\n'ilu noik oi construction is being carried out under Ins per-\n.nil siipitvision AU work1\n\"ii iiii stadium will In completed by ilu- middle ol Hay, aid\noil tile hist \"I .luiir, lllllll the I\nI exposition ia \"petted to the pub\nIii, Uu track will be tu the pmk\nol rendition,\nHOARD Ol- TRADI.\nbeltlutes wollld be aicepled in\npavment.\nPresident 1) 0, Dhk occupied\nthe chair.\nHankin & Harding\nDECORAJORS PAlNTEHS\nPAPERHANCERS\ngraiNers -* Mf rbLers\nNorth Vancouver, - B.C.\nI'.I.I H.r. 106 l-IM.,.1. IN\nl)pa>Mlt. Ma.tl'1 U'.ira. II.,.\nTin present session uf the dominion house will not see any\nlegislation with reference to \u25a0\nboard ol harbor commissioners\nlor Burrard Inlet, according to\n*i letter Irom Geo. II. Cowan,\nU P., read at Iln Illietlllg nl llli\ni M, ui in oi tin board ol tradi,\non i it. sday eveaiag, Iif Con\nan stall \u25a0 thai thi miniate! ol\nut.inin .uui fisheries haa intimated to lum, thai while it It\nllaaU loo |,|tl tm anil ,i bill tit\ntin present session, tin inns\niar) h-jtsl.it nm night in\nbl ii)'hi in ' ,nl\\ next session\niiii joint committee .ippointed In the uti COUncil and the\nboard oi trade, with reference\nto ,i freight car ferry across llu\nIlllel. will meet oil TTllirsdai\nevening.\nA ii 'solution with lifiriiiu lo\ntin building up ni .i strong Volunteer llllllll.i, alld also a n.i \\ .i 1\nlaaiu 111 Canada, Inl lhe ptltp\"*\n' * \"i unpen,il defence, was sul*\nii.iili'l by A. Philip, and refer) *\nid in .i uii committee, prepara\nton to being brought lorward\nat thi regular general meeting\noi tin board \"it the 18th mst\nMr, UcCulloch, ol Vaacoavei\ninterviewed ihe nacutive, wi\ni.in.iin to a freight i.n barge\nwhich he has lor sale Tin\nbarge carries ij cars and hai\n|i\" horse power gasoltnf Bfl\n\u2022\u25a0nn* Tlu barge is quoted\nuiliipli ii ii f5J,00O, and il was\njiiitini intimated that dvlc dc-i\nIn the Circle of\nyour Acquaintances\nB^K\nFull r rtii^r oj Sul Inn's\nFamous brttis\nRolled Ont s\nflour\nHai) and Feed\nt->^^,^*^^^*^i*-^-^i'-^*W^>^>^>**-'^-^-'V^l-V^.^t'V\u00ab\nMAY & BURNS\nilnn- may In- many engaged\nnml married people, It Is a\nliiindri'd to one tln-ir engage-1\niiii-iit, or wedding, rinp Will\nbought lien', beoauaa hew ial\nwhere Iha greatest variety of\nHigh Class Ji-wi-lli-ry is,\nsliiiwn. and when ono ran\nalways ro I y upon fitting\n'.'ooiI value fnr your money.\nWe havt a fine line\noi gold and silver\nwatches, brooches,\nchains, etc., and precious stones\nGRAS5IE & CO.\n318 Camlm Street\nCoverhill'a Barley l-'lakfs tin-\nlatest Iireaklast loud, I iv a\npai k.111' . 15c\t\nALL ORDERS\nDtLlVtRLD\nin, Brackman-Ker\nHilling Co.\nlimited.\nI.'in-il.ili Avi'iiiii*.\n.11 I* 11' Lending\nHam ^-111. hell, local tn\u00bbn\u00abni-r.\nREAL ESTATE AND\nFINANCIAL AGENTS\nDouble corner Snd and Chesterfield avenue; price\n|3000 euh\nLots 1,2 nml :i, block 29, D.L 278; prion $M00\nt'ush |11O0 and terms\nTo ri-nt 2 lumses: 2 rooms each; 2nd street west; $(>\npel month each\nej>--*-**.v-**vw-^^'^*-*^*^'W**A'^-'^\u00bb^i'^^*^*^^\u00bb^^.*t\nWEST HALF 787\nThis is liy far ami awaj tin- li\u2014t buy 00 the market nt present 100x132 feet,at |226. TERMS\u2014('wh\n|2fi; balance, $26 quarterly, iii per oenl Interest,\nfnr a view theee lotaotn'l be beat, Why 33 lool Inti\nire telling alongside at lameprioe. Nol r> minutes\nirnin l.oiiviiiili-avi'car Uwr 100peroentprofit here,\n(inly a few lots left,\nALEXANDER SMITH, Real Estate Agent\nTdephOM 2i P. 0 Boa M\nQUARTER ACRES\nQost\u2014$150.00,\n-Area\u2014Quarti r lore (full liaej\npn\\Hunt\u2014| caah, balance0,18and84 months\nIncomparable situation,\nLocation\u2014Jua1 weal of thn Capilano,\nf}\\ lew blockl on the river.\nI^i-w Marine Driveway lo pisa through it.\nOpened trails from Keith l! I. ,\nQaanrratiMoa tin- Keith Kmd taxi\nCorisn |W mm.\nit* i in n -rn i.n a iiijii bsarhi\nuilli ;i Ilm- inui ,il tlir Inlet,\nSiuiili'i I'nr. an.l I ugli.li Ilny.\nMatin* tu \u00ab|i|iiiiiit in nml I will tnke\nmu mu In- \u25a0tllOBInMk,\nTun seres mi l.mi'iliili- iivimiiii' *iiHHl.\nllii* li'1. <>ll llu- >*n**l \"I'll* \"i.l\nIn'i mi.I llu* i nr li'i-mintm. ( t.li\nllOOO.balsnesS, ft sad i*.\nV.\n.Jack Loutet\n;i i Lonsdale Avenue, (bt twi an iod nml (rd Straits),\nrdephoni Ktq THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C.\nHill\nShort, moderatelv tcornVd let ten on\nIonic* of Rimi'ml public Intereit will be\npublished in Thi Kimx-is.\nNo communication publiihed except\nover figiinture of writer.\nTut Kxrn\u00ab88 in in no nay rc.poniiblr,\n(or tlm opi ni' ..in of correiinuiidentt, and\nreaervea the rluht to terminate a ilitcua-\ninun Hi any lime.\nSUNDAY BASEBAU ANI)\nOVERCROWDING\nBditor Kxpress:\nSir,\u2014About six weeks ago,\n(belore I had heard a whisper of\nSunday baseball) I spoke to Ms\nworship the mayor about ths\ndanger ol carrying passengers la\nexcess ol the legal limit. A\ntransportation company is\nbound to provide lor the convenience and safety of thc travelling public, and while the lirsl\npoint may, to some extent, In-\na matter of opinion, thc second\nis fixed by law. It would, in\nany case be the duty of thc city,\nnow that the purchase bylaws\nhave been passed, to exercise all\nreasonable precaution in regard\nto the safety of the public; bui\nsuch precaution is doubly desirable, seeing tliat at thc present\ntime our liability is absolutely\nunlimited. I-'or this reason a-\nlone, I submit that Sunday\nbaseball in North Vancouver,\nshould not and cannot be permitted. Even without baseball\nit will be difficult enough to\nprovide sufficient transportation\nlacilities to keep within the requirements of the law. With\nbaseball added, it is clearly\nquite impossible. The mayor\nis, I understand, at present sole\nmanager, and a grave responsibility will rest on him il he allows the numerical limitations\nimposed by lave to bc recklissh\nviolated. Exactly the MM\nresponsibility will attach to\nthc provisional directors, wheu\nihi-y assume control. Speakinj*\nlor myself, I wish lo make u\nentirely clear, that 1 shall absolutely n-luse to remain on lhe\nboard, unless 1 find that my\nfellow directors agree with tne\nin holding that the saletv ol the\ntravelling public must be, anu\nis, the paramount consideration\nVours, etc.,\nK- E. MACNAGHTEN\nTHE TRIE Sl'OK'lSMAN\nEditor Express:\nSir,\u2014Will you kindly publish\nthe enclosed excerpt, Irmn the\nuduinns ol the New York World\nthe writer thereol being C. E.\nVan Loan. The article is so\ntimely and has so much good\ncommon sense about it, that 1\nam sure it will tie read with interest. Yours truly,\nJ. T. JONES\nVancouver, May 3, 1909.\nIn every city there arc many\nmen who take no interest 111 .inv\nlorm ol sport. They never get\nin thc open air and wallop a\ngoll ball over the green lulls\nThey do not care (or Imm-ImII\nbecause they do nol understand\nit. Racing in any lorm does\nnot appeal to them. Football\nmakes them ill. They shudder\nat the idea ol two muscular fellows with gloves on their hands.\nThese people arc ill the minority\neverywhere. They are never\nmolested by red blooded people,\nwho, having no appeliu- lor\npink tea, do not count it a\ncrime in the sedentary few. The\nspnitMti.in is willing to allow\nhis neighbor to lead his own life\nin his own way and drink pink\ntea until he chokes. All he asks\nin return is that his nrighl-or\nshall keep his pale nose out ol\nanother man's business or pleasure, as the case may be.\nThe quiet brother is seldom as\ntolerant. His idea ol a ripping\nline evening's entertainment being a battle over a whist table\nor a chess board with a lettuce\nsandwich on thc side, he is unable to understand that another\nsort ol a man might go a different route to Iind his pleasure\nThen, as,a usual thing, he tries\nto put the ball and chain on lus\nlively neighbor. His motto is\n\"1 don't like these things niv-\nsell, consequently you slun't\nhave thelll!\"\nThe pale, intellectual giant\nwith the bulging forehead does\nnot like lo see his fellows enjm\ning, themselves He would like\nto model his town on his own\nnarrow lines, and if permitted\nto have his way in New York\nCity, would not stop until the\ngreen grass grew a foot high in\nthe Broadway.\nDo not worry about it. The\nspirit of clean sport will live in\nspite of all the Morris chair athletes.\nThere is a nation which has\nnever produced an athlete, i\nis an old nation, but it has not\nmade any world history in a\nthousand years. It will nut\nmake any in the thousand years\nto come.\nSUNDAY BASEBALL\nEditor Express:\nSir,\u2014It is hard to refer to\nthe proceedings of last Sabballi\nafternoon in our city and US\nteniperale language. This is\nnecessary, however, as our\nmayor has intimated that criminal action is to be taken. Bul\nthere are certain aspects ol\nthem that call for discussion.\n1. If it were nol so serious\nfor ourselves, we could have\nsmiled at thc \"Bully\" aspect ol\nthe business. Four thousand\nmen wanted to see, or lake part\nin, a baseball game last bunday\nThey knew they dared not have\nit in their own town. 'Ihey\nlound a man over here\u2014a Cambridge blue lorsooth\u2014wlio was\neager to make >:oo lor hiiusell,\nand ;'jn to be divided among a\nfew of the local youths, and\nthey saw their chance. Wh.it\nhad they to do with our civic\nauthorities, or our feelings, or\nwishes? They were 4000 strong\nand could carry all before them:\nYea they could\u2014and about 200\nol them did\u2014even force their\nway on to the civic ferry boat\nand travel over at the civic expense. All that was possible\ntor them, and the Bully spirit\nprevailed. Whal a splendid exhibition it made! Vancouver\nmust lie proud ol Ihem!\n2. We are told it is lo occur\nagain. Are we to have the\nsame noble Bully band, or has\nVancouver an unlimited supply\nof this genus Bully 10 send hut\nby relays? North Vancouver la\nsmall compared lo Vancouver\nlor the present, bul she has noi\na few men among her citi\/eiis,\nand although some of tiiem are\ngetting old, and all are giiled\nwith a limited amount ol patience, trouble may arise even\nin this humble place, if lhe\nsanctity of our homes and the\ncontrol oi our city is to lie a-\ngam seriously menaced. Fortunately, even Mr. Bully ian\nlie brought lace to face with ,111\ninjunction, in order to presi in\nthe peace, and tliat is something more serious Ior him than\na mere civic police warning.\n3. The suggestion has been\nmade that the matter ol allowing sports here on the Sabbath\nday should be referred to the\ncitizens. What better course\ncan be adopted to do litis than\nlor the sports champion and\ncounsel to resign his seal as\nalderman and seek re-election.\nOne election has to take place\nat any rate, to fill the seal vacated by Mr. Braim. II Aid.\nSchulU will take this step,\nwhich I hereby challenge hun tn\ndo, I promise him to meet him\nas a candidate, fairly and\nsquarely on thc issue. In meeting him, I do so, handicapped I\nknow as I am, sen ing no purelv\n|>crsonal purpose. I ,1111 a busv\nman otherwise, and I am nm\nstrong physically lo fan- tin\nwork involved il I am NMCSSB-\nlul, hut the issue Is to me, and\nto many others here, one of enormous importance.\nAs you are aware, sir, sunn\nol us have been giving inanv nf\nmir spare hours to the work nl\nadvertising this voung cilv,\nwhich is our home, and which\nwt- desire to make a cilv nl\nmany homes. Wu are about tn\nissue JOajBOO copies ol a suitable\nfolder for distribution all QVM\nthe world. Do our spotting\nIriends wish us to print in largi\nletters on that Inldet, \"Ball\ngames and other sports here\nevery Sabbath?\"\nThere is no man living more\nanxious than I am to assist to\narrange Ior suitable athletic ex-\nitiises and sports fnr out voting\nmen. I ollered recently, .nnl\noiler it again now, to take tin\ninitiative in forming a StfDBS\nathletic club, with enough funds\nto have .suitable grounds av.ul\nable lor our young men and Im\ncompetitive games, and 1 hau\n<**M**-^^.^^r^^a*.^***-\/**^.^V.**V**\u00a5^**\u00bb**M|\nNo dealer can sell this electric flat iron at J450 and\nmake a profit\u2014nor can we. We are determined, however, to quickly dispose ol the limited number in stock.\nYou will not be able to bny an electric iron AT THIS\nLOW PRICE after these few are disposed of. ?3 cash\nand the balance on your electric light bill will secure\none.\nApply to branch store, Granville Mansions, or to\nshow room, 4JJ Carrall street, Vancouver.\nB.C. ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY LIMITED.\n\u2022AAAAA^^AA.-^-k^.^^r^-Wi'^r^'^^rWV^r^^V-l-iVV*\nWanted\nAn opportunity to tender on any building you may be contemplating erecting. IT WILL PAY YOU.\nCAMPBELL \u00a3> MILLER\n205 Lonsdale Ave.\nNorth Vancouver\nthe promise of liberal support\nto that end. Such a club wi,\nnot exist as a money making\ninstitution, but as a median to\nbuild up a strong and healthy\nmanhood, and to endeavor to\ninspire our young men with\nsomething of the hopefulness of\nlife. I am, etc.,\nALEX. PHILIP\nNorth Vancouver, Mav 5,\nWater Motor for Sale\nOffers are wanted for a\npowerful Water Motor and a\ncertain amount of piping.\nSame may be inspected at\nthe office of\u2014\nTHE EXPRKS8\nJ. W. BALMAIN\nCIVIL I-M.IMCKI*\nCJuantiiy Surveyi.r and Architect\nNORTH VANCOUVER.\nI 0 Mt (aha. 1\n.0\nSETIING tGGS FOR SALE 1 north Vancouver\nThoroughbred White Wyindotl*;\n\u2022 ll gllUNlliti-i'.l |2 |\u201e*r a,*lll|lk, a.(\nI3i-K\u00ab. Alw Brnoiliiig Hi'iili.\nThe Model Poultry Yards\nW C KIi-KNMAN, PROP.\nMm.v, Rn. Chrti f. Sen*. M.l, .;.\nOnf llih & ,1'itiM Av\nN. Vanrnuver1\nA GOOD BUY\nWe fan wil vn l..r 11 few diva |.ot\u00ab 1\nmnl 2, Work IIS, I) I.. 274. ....ulili- .nr*\nii.-r on K.-iili I .in.l ami Sl G*or(e>\nta. for &JB0. fl mm caah. Iiilanea \u00ab,\nl'J ind IS iiiniilh*. Sid-ol thi. rorne.ii\ninn x 1.1(1',. Thi. i.r.ipertr ii only 300\n.\u25a0\u25a0a-l Irom \\ ir'nri- Park ami rnmmand.\na fin.. via.* We ian deliver Ilia |0\u00a9dl\n-o do not heaitate\nW. B. BUNBURY fr CO*\nJill Lonwlale Ave.\nBoirleri and day boyi re-\nreived on moderate inclueive\nteriiu. I he .i-h.'il will re-open\n.1. nn Monday. Jin. llth, 1000.\nA A houae acholarahip will beol* A\nA lirxl at Eailer lor competition \u2022)\u2022\n\u2022J. by !\"*ar*ler. \u2022*\u2022\neyyyyyyyyyyyy,..yyyy..yyy.\nII\nN.V. Fish Market\nAll kindaol Fre.h Fnh delivered ilailv\nSmoked Kiah a specialty.\n!\"\u25a0 an 1 try. Era. and 1 egeUblei\nOur aim ie lo pleaae our cualomeri ai\nto Kooda and price).\nCor. Lonsdale Ave. 4 Rth street\nPhone R4\n3rd Stoat, cor Lonidale sve\nBLACKSMITIIING\nHORSESHOEING\nSTEEL WORE\nCARRIAGE WORK\ni-:k., KTC.\nI (iiii Sharpsaiofl \u25a0\u00bb specialty\nBruce fr Dodds\nGROCERIES\nBOOTSAN tSHOES\nCENTS' fUrNisHiHcs\nStork now well aborted in\nail spring lines.\nHKilllttSS I.I.IHMS\nFnr (Iiinn* Family Trade.\nVmir liadi- solicited.\nSTONEY fr Co\nPAINTERS\nDECORATORS\nSIGN WRITERS\nWallpspen, Paints. Varnishes.\netc., etc., etc.\n117 Lonsdale Avenue\n11\nLooadals Avsam uA kh st\nl'hotn 41.\nI ISI 11\nFollow the kiddies on .Saturday, to Horticultural gardens.\nFollow our advice every dav\nand go to the West End Store\nlor groceries.\nIn both case* vou get lull \\*\\-\nue lor your money.\nT. HUTCHISON\nTor Keilh snd 1.1th Si.\nPhone H\nBuilders and\nContractor*\nP, LARSON is prepsred to\nsupply\nLime, Brick,\nSand, Cement\nAmi all kinds of Building\nMalarial im-iiantitipato suit\nami at reasonable prices.\n\u2014AIM'I-Y\u2014\nHOTEL NORTH VANCOUVER\nnuraoai Nu.!,\nAre You\nA Winner\nYou are if you have a duplicate coupon bearing one of the numbers below. If you hold a lucky number mail it to us, and you will\nreceive a beautiful 109 piece dinner sit. But remember\u2014you are as\nlikely to win next month on this month's coupon,so save your coupons\nand collect as many as you can.\nThe winning numbers for April are:\u2014\nil \u00ab*! 49232 m ffi\n40751 29152 4522.) MMS 45224\nRoyal Standard Flour is a winner anyway. IT IS THE PUREST\nAND BEST FLOUR MADE. Kvery 49-II). sack contains a coupon\nentitling the holder to a chance to win one of ten beautiful and costly\ndinner sets given away each month.\nGather the coupons, and watch this space for announcements.\nVANCOUVER MILLING & GRAIN CO., Ltd.\nVANCOUVER, B.C.\nKORTH MfltlTEt PERRY THE TABLE IIM\nSTR. ST. GEORGE\nUtttM I.F.AU*.\nVANCOUVER j NO. VANIOUVKK\n\u2022ii.no A.M.\n\u20226.4(1 \"\n8.1X1 \"\n8.41) \"\n\u00bb.:iii -\ntO.lft \"\n11.15 \"\n12.16 TM.\n1.15 \"\nJ. Id \"\n3.15 \"\n4.16 \"\n5.16 \"\n6.16 \"\n726 \"\n8 16 \"\nD.16 \"\n10,16 \"\n\u202211.80\n\u20228.20 A.M.\n\u20227.20 \"\n8.20 \"\n11.00 \"\n9.45 \"\n10.46 -\n11.45 \"\n12.45 P.M\n1.46 \"\n2.46 \"\n3.45 \"\n4.45 \"\n5.45 \"\n8.45 \"\n7.45 \"\n8.45 -\n9.46 \"\n10.46 \"\n\u202211.45 \"\nSTR. NORTH VANCOUVER\nI.IAVFS\niiAvr.s\n\\ as, own\nno. vancouvi*:*\n\u20227.15 A.M.\n\u20227.60 A.M.\n\u20228.21) \"\n\u20228.40 \"\n\u2022tl III '<\n\u2022\u00bb.20 \"\n11.60 \"\n10.10 \"\nI'l.l.'i \"\n11.15 \"\n11.46 \"\n12.15 P.M.\n12.45 I'M.\n1.15 \"\n2.16 \"\n-.'.15 \"\n3.15 \"\n.1.45 \"\n4.15 \"\n4.45 \"\n5.15 \"\n6.45 \"\n6.15 \"\n6.45 \"\n7.16 \"\n\u2022Not nn Sundav\nTHIS TIME TABI.F. SURJKCT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTH'E\nil'^^-^-W*^**--**'***-^^*^^*^,^'^*^-^*-^-.^.*-!\nA North Vancouver Company\nlaVInC Ollt 'Sii\"\"! ' 'inpe 1 ni)! ciiniptin.il in Vancouver\nTTIIIiJ VUI mil .,.iun*. tin* nr.liT l.ir \u00abll tht hardware tn\nli* 11.1H in the rli-arini >,l Fait Vancouver\nHeight, in tin i'ity of Vani-iinter; an order\namounting 10 over 11000.00.\nWe are tbe People Who Did It!\nWhy?\nRap AS l\u2014fr '\"\" P\"cn \"\"d our a\"\u2122*'tr* \"Shi. w* hs*'* '\u00b0\nDCl\/tWOC -make tjood'to land oKlan like Ihl. where .-om\n|k*iiii.im i. ni 11. ki'.-ii'-i Our ei|ien-**\u00bb are low'\nSTl |iav task Inr \"iir |00a4l We buv jn,lii-iiaii.|y'\nWe give wni the SaasflL Thii il lull ,,nenla\nSnn*! mam ra'ei where we have end-red adjacent\nuld. ami a.i|,iur..,| In*- h'i.in,*\u00bb. btvauie WE\nWII.I. Nnl BE DNDIB8OL0\ntiet nur price, -we .ave ynu tnnney.\n\\0RTH VAMOIVKR lllkllWM IMMUM.\n104 Esplanade Next to Post Office Phone Ns H\n\u2022-^r^-^**M---^r^>W'*\u00ab--%*S.^**r^*^*V^**<^A<^M\u00ab\nThe Boston Dentists, Ltd.,\nDENTISTS' BPBCIALTIBC\n4. R. BAKER, D.D.S.\nFor High ClnHH\nDental Work**\n407 Hastings Street West, Vsnconver\nlimns i| a.111 to 8 p in Phone 2:29\nSaletv Deposit noses to Kent Salrtv Deposit Hoses to Bent\nIII I \u25a0 -\nAolaaa Eiacutor Tru.l.. liqulaUtor H.oeiveri antl Aa.ige...\nCourt Bond. I.eu.i,\nINTEREST\nPaid on dep\u00bbait>. enni|.nunilad\n(our lime, yiarli\nPiee Booki laauta\n5\u00b0,\nF. S HAKNAKII. Thai-mas\nIK>N K'( ARTKM'OIT >Vi la.mimi ol Estculivi\nK.J P i,IB*-iiV Uanatat I Q A ll\\ H BIUHI -i-ratarv\nllranville Mammn. Hlnrk. rnrn.r It i.-.i, >n LOCAI NlWI (\ni us- i.i a. nt. |.**r inu*...iii*h Insertion.\nContsaiI Antl RTlliMMTfl Kali-, nr-\n-\u25a0 to *i*.i\". taken,\n\u25a0ii* r.i. i i.l v. rtiaetnenti\nnun tads ol the printer bj\n\\\\ ad ai.i\\. leningtoeniure publication\nIII llll* 111 xt -\u25a0\n:\u2022;\n-*-,\n>\u2022>\nNoi * .Hu ;, 1909\nPERM FOB FREIGHT CARS\nTlu negotiations which ilu\nd ol iradi haa bei a conduct\niaii several months past^\nwith tin Canadian Pacifi* kail*\nn.i), \"nh .1 um in inducing\nthnt * 1 pnl un .1 barge\n1 in im ight can in .um\niiniii North Vancouver, havi\nii.,. 1,ni .1 stage ui .iiii.iiui'iiuiii\nUllkll llllmls Iiii |||a,w Hunt Ol\npi .11 l.l.ll illUll-u U, HU gUl, I,,,\npublic.\nim plan comprises tin building m .1 uii,,ii, upon .1 street\n' a,'. \"* al *...., , \u25a0! IH 1 Ml 1 I , I ' * I,\nlocation; ihi wharl to u\\, i\ntranscontinental railway mm\nsections via tin C.P.R,\nStatistics h.ni been careful.)\ncompiled i.\\ iln secreurj oi tin\nboard oi trade, .it tin rt\n\"i im i *!' li'., .nm n.n.\nmtled ia. that compan'\nmill iaii\"i \u2022 .nil A lilin\nrecently n * ,., tin rail\n'\u25a0'Ulp.llll, l.l III, ,, [,!,.! .\n: i, mini,.it,*. -Jul tin\nprocuring ol lUiiabl* landing\nlonstituies tin iimt\ndi tail now remaining i.. u ,n\nranged, and b) inierenci unpllea\n'' Is talialacloi\naccomplished, Um .mn,*\nmil l*i inaugurated.\n-1\" , iilinli a ia\n\u2022\" paled Mould tuxtm lo\nKorth \\.iii,* avii ihruugh Uu\n.. r. n i\nllO i niinii would\nii iii'iii iiii building \"i i\n\u25a0 i 'ilu.,i .Li,,* ii,,\nInli i ii.h ii, |\n- wh\u00abi modified lonn iln\n Sts STREET\n!\nI OPEN FOR BUSINESS\nI \t\nPrices as Low as Vancouver City prices\nGive ua a trial on your\nnext Druiz order.\nWe can Save Vou Honey.\n|yPHONH 30\nthe Lonsdale pharmai y\nCorner Lonsdale An line ind Ml) Street.\nX\n,\u2022..;M;..;\u2022.x\u2022\u2022M**'H~^\u2022^\u2022w\u2022\u2022^\u2022^*^\u2022MMXK\u2022'^'X\u2022\u2022^'^\u2022^'M\u2022\u2022M*\u2022WMH'\u2022l,\u2022^\u2022x\u2022*w\u2022\nI\n\\\ni\nA\n?\nI\n?\nV\ni\n4\n\u2666\n\u2666\n4\n*\nI\n\u2666\n1\n4\n0\n\u2666\n\u2666\n4\n0\n4-\nt\nSr\n*\n*\n*\n*\n\u00ab\n*\n4\n0\n4\n4\n4\n4\n4\nany of the following. We\nhave a full stock and are\nat your service always\u00bb>\nRakes, Shovels, Hoes, Spides, Forks, Spadine\nForks, Wheelbarrows, and everything that is\nmade lor use in the garden\nWlmt iiiinui i nan Garden Host'.'\n\\\\ t- havt just wliat yi ti nre looking for. Dur own sjieciul liraml\nto stand the heavy water prtSSUrS\nwe have her*. We guarantee\ni-i i*ry font nf it. If rou nre too\nbusy to get iloivti town call us uji\niiii llie Iilnuii- illlt] we Hill M-inl\nvmi any article on spprovsl.\nLadies'\nMillinery\nTH\u00a3 LATEST PATURNS\nStylish creations In skilled\nmilliners from New York and\nParisian models.\nThe Newest Shapes trimmed\nto lovely effects and at prici \u2022*\nthat place tin m iiitliin tin* run It\nol the moderate purse.\nReady-to-wear\nGoods\nMouses, Hosiery, etc., etc..\nin large variety; the latest modes\nend at right prices.\nNORTH VANCOUVER BUYERS\nshould examine our offerings.\nMoore's\n\\i\\ ond nil\nMan- dirlttrfr\nnf\nsll kind. \"I Mi.(i\"ii Ami tntiqne Knriu*\nj tnre, Store, oilier. Bul and liar hi-\ntotee, Repairine. in nil it. bnunaet,\nIII Tl.lr.l IV IV., H.l \u2022 Ii**.i.*a Sold allal Lainulalr\nDpfaVHl -'I I\nMAtLORDIRR|i--eevf*---'tf*-i-|*-f*\u00ab\u00ab*-\u00a5ete*a-f\nPaine \u00ae, McMillan\nThe Pioneer Haidwar.-\nFIRS! St LOSSDA1 B i\n149 Hastings St., E.\nHeinz's Sweet\nMixed Pickles\n in bulk\t\n'llie finest maalr. Splendid\n,ipp. Iim is\n35c. per\nQuart\nAll lines of high-grade family\ngroceries at right prictS.\nC.R.MCkMUN\nLonsdale Ave nnd 8th Rt\n*- Snap*\n'Ilia, lnls 100 I'l I I'l lilt t , Sunn fat lintll, l-J i.isll,\nbalance I. and i: tuontht,\nDouhle corner, lodhy 149, fiieb, i-j caih 6 and 1:\nfir the Imu' luts 1,111 be bonfhl lm' Si'ni\" This is\nchoice pinperiv cloae to waterfronl aad Keith\nI11.nl i.irlllle.\nI.iii 1111 15th slreel, cleared aad graded, i1.* lilm-ks\neast nl l.utisil.ile avenue, J650. ', cash, bal, 6\nnud 1: liiiinths.\nC. E. LAW50N\nReal li-tHl-* Spi. mint 15 Liinsdjlf Ave. Phone 70\nl\u201e\u201e,\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e,\u201e.\u201e\u201e\u201e<\u201e.\u201e<\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201eirr.\nFURNITURE SPECIALS\ni* Princess Dressers\nand\nChiffoniers\n!\n3\nKeep Cool\nBi| Buying\nLIGtIT M>MIR I MH RHI .\\R\nWa Hav. h\nRalbrigfaa, un Gn w each t.. .1 un lij;lit\nna1111.11 iiunl .ii Si ,',\nSUMMER SUITS\nWith the approach ol \\l.iv jroa will wrel) In* think\nia| nl vour Mitiiiiicf nil. Hi* 1,1111 ,1 line ul\nCiothiaf Ihal '.iiiii\"' In equaled fai ityle ol labrii\nand iie.itness ol lit, lirsides lieiiin Iinin In per cent\nto ,v> per (ent eheapei thaa other clothing ol the\n.sumo quality.\nHill's' MlltS S,l.l\"l tip\nMitt's suits from Ita to tii.ffo\nWe tnke (;re.il pleasure ill showing- vmi through\nivhether vmi luiv ut nol.\nCUMMINGS\nGent's Clothing, Furnishings, Mm's, Ladies', ami\nCllllllll II I Hllalts .lll'l Sll\"' V\nNEXT TO BtTlNI' KBAT WAKKET\n\\\nMattings\nat\n20c and 25c a yd.\nU'iiiiiuv\nliluith\nA \u00ab|',*,*l;ll alll|a-\nllli'lit bOOfhl\nmi lii'luw Ihr\ninarkrt |irirr.\nIn 0M i'\"l\"r\nonly.\nn( I'ir rarh\nIron Bedsteads\nfrom $4 00 up\nSee ojr cotion Fe i Mattress\nLinoleums\nat\n50c 60c sq. yard\nw j4 and 56 L,ona-d\u00bbla Annu.. \u25a0> *\ne \u2022\n\u2022 ^HAWQ ?\u00b0NEER DRY GOODS, \u2022\n\u2022 aill\/%\u00bbf a^ Gent Furnishing and Fancy \u2022\n!UMin ^ Store. Cor. 2nd & Lonsdale ?\n\u2022 \u2022\n, #\nj Specials For |\ne \u00bb\nj Saturday !\n\u2022 Boys' Paata Iks hssl Irom 751 \\\n. Boys' rammer hats, gn-v linen joe\n; llnvs taps Ironi 25c\nI I,awn, extra wide frottt ijc\n\u2022 l\u201eiwn. Persian, very Inn \t\n\u00a7 Nainsook lot \u2022\n\u00a3 Organdie Muslin and Inn Swiss dotted inuslili 2,sc *\n\u2022 Our stink nl 1.ices atul iliiliruiili 1 v laltliot 'lie sur-\n\u2022 passed lur selection ami price m Vaacoaver,\ne\n. sf- 1st Class Dressmaking on the Premises\n\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022#\u00ab\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022#\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022t*\u00ab*t THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, R C.\nt&ktttlUSiSSkttAt*\nsyt-teOAMMtMill}********\n:4O0**)U2tAS}isSAS^*0*00tr0OO*O\ni\n\\*\n*\nI\niii\nIMPORTANT NOTICE TO OWNERS AND INTENDING PURCHASERS OE\nNorthVancouver Properties\nw\\\nin\n*!!\nHI\ntit\n***\n\u00ab\u2666*\n*\u00ab*\n4 \u2666*\niir\nit\nill\n* \u2022\nii\nii\nin\niii\niti\ntt\ntt\n** _\n\u2666\u00ab*\n4 44\n***\u2022\n4*4\n444\n4 44\nttt\n4*4\n444\n4 4*\nt\n\"HARBOR VIEW TRACT\" tacty\nWe take tUis occasion to thank our many patrons and clients\nlor the great success attending our sale ot the Harbor View\nTract. We have now sold \" lots and have yet to oiler about\nthe same number at the prices and terms as quoted in our first\nprice list, viz: From 5i\"s EACH AND UP, on terms of one-\nfourth cash, balance in h, 12 and 18 months.\nIt is probable that alter tin se have been disposed of tlhc\nprices will be advanced on the remainder of the property. We\nrepresent thc owner as sole agents with written instructions to\nsell and we can deliver any of thc unsold lots at a moment's\nnotice.\nAgents who have a demand for good close-in North Vancouver city lots will please take 11 itice.\nMaps, price lists, and lurilur particulars will be forwarded\non application.\nIntending purchasers who cannot conveniently call during\noffice hours will please telephone us for an appointment nny\nevening.\nFOR SALE\nIntending purchasers of choice acreage west oi -.he Capilano\nor in any other part i-l the District will profit greatly In lon-\nsulting our large and \u25a0 x< iosivv list before negoliuing for purchase elsewhere.\nThis buing the iolttlli year of our establishment in business\nin North Vancouver wc an- thoroughly posted as to the various\nproperties that may be ollered for sale and llieir values.\nWe are thc sales agents lor a number of estalcs in N'orih\nVancouver citv and district and have a very good list of pro\nperties for sale at prices which were prevailing in 1407 and 1911K\nduring the period of financial depression, and as we are now apparently on the eve oi a period of great prosperity we consider\nthe present time very opportune for investors to make a selection of Nortli Vancouver property before thc greater period of\nactivity sets in.\nCapilano Acreage and City Lots Wanted\nWell situated city lots, blocks and acreage, and well situ.it\nnl close in acreage in the district, particularly west of the Capilano, and within one mile ol the waterfront. We have a large\nlist of clients, and special facilities for negotiating sales where\nthe prices arc right. We advertise your property without mst\nto you il you give us the sole agency lor a reasonable period\nof time. Our past records demonstrate our successful methods\nin negotiating sales, and we propose greatly extended operations and a large expenditure along strictly modern lines of advertising.\nWe have representatives in several advantageous parts in\nCanada, United States and Great Britain.\nIt will pay you to list with us lor quick sale if you have any\nproperty to offer.\nESTATES MANAGED\nNon-resident owners oi property iu North Vancouver who\nare unable to give personal supervision to the management of\ntheir estates are requested to correspond with us, being the oldest duly incorporated Company with its headquarters in Norlh\nVancouver, and being financially responsible in every respect,\nwe can give the .best assurances possible that business will lie\nconducted along lines as accurately and surely as any banking\nestablishment throughout the country.\nFOR RENT\nWe have a good list ol collages and houses lor rent 111 choice\nlocalities in the city of North Vancouver, and shall be pleased\nto show any of them to intending settlers.\nBuilders ol houses in North Vancouver will do well to look\nover our list of choice lots and blocks suitable lor building purposes.\nill\ni\nIRWIN &, BILLINGS COMPANY, LTD.\n(Incorporated A.D tool), under the Companies' Act 1897 and Amending Acts, wilh chief place of business in North Vancouver, B.C.)\nCor. Lonsdale Avenue and 5th Street North a ncouver, B.C., Telephone 15\n\u2666 \u00bb\n\u2666** \u00bb*\u00bb\nt tX**444444444\u00a54444444444444444OO04\u00bb\u00bbOO0444444449OO44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444o4444444OO44444*4444444444444444 0*0\n\u2022\u2022^044444444444444444444404444444040044444444^\u20220**004444444444444444044444444444444444444444440444444444444444 444'4404444444444044444444\n44404444444444440444444444444444444444444444 wi-0004444444444444444444444-4444444444444'444 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444\nBASEBALL\nVANCOUVER\nVS\nPORTLAND\n\u2022\u25a0\u2022\u2022x..:a.:~x..'..H-*a.\">*:aa:-K\nThe Grand Boulevard valuer\nThe Broadest City Boulevard in the Americas\nRecreation Park,\nNorth Vancouver\nThe Grand Boulevard has .-)\ngarden divisions, plantiu-; \"1\nwhich to bc completed this week\nBOULEVARD LOTS, AI.I,\nCLEARED, now ready lor sale\nDouble corners (2 lots) togctliu\n$2500; inside lols, each $1000.\nTerms' 1-3 cash, i-a 9 montlis,\n1-3 18 months; interest on deferred instalments b per cent.\nTo ensure public interest in\nthis great avenue, half thu lots\nIronting on it are ollered at the\nabove prices; the remainder is\nreserved lor advanced rales\nMERITS; 1 These lols iront\non thc linest residential avenue,\nin Canada. 2 Thc boulevard,\nwith its adjoining park, has a\nsouthern exposure, elevation,\nviqw, air, with more open span*\nand gardened ground than am\nother pleasaiice in Nortli Van\ncouver. A Vancouver parallel\n\u2014lots Ironting on Stanley park\nA London parallel\u2014lots ironting on Hyde park. ] The boulevard will remain permanently\nthe Iiest residential avenue in\nNorth Vancouver. Fashionable\nresidence streets 1 lunge in other\ncities by encroachment ol small\nSUNDAY, HAY 9\nJ.M Ml.\nLaments aud business structures. Tills i.llltiot lake pi.ue\nwith the boulevard. Nothing\nbut residences of $40011 minimum value can (nnu the boulevard during tlu- nexl M years\nNo other residence auuue in\nBritish Columbia is equally pro\ntectcd by building loiiililtoiis\n4 Intrinsic investment value.\nThese arc probably the cksapett\nlots ou Hurrard Inlei today, Tu\ngive the boulevard a good impetus they arc pul on the market at $500 per lol less than\nsmaller lots Ironting on ' Ottawa Gardens\" are selling at\nFurther, as lertainli as North\nVancouver lui onus a uly ol\nimportant!', so surely will ihis,\nlots go to ten times llieir pic*\nsent market value ilus vim\nWill prolialily he anepted when\nit is lonsuli-riil that .-\" yean\nago the best residentc lots In\nVancouver were purchasable al\n$500 each and at present mst\n$10,000. This is a lair st.ite-\nlllent of thc average .nivalin in\nvalue ol Vamouver propert i\nPROOF: In iW 1.1 bo now, less taxes\npaid in interim. Thc larger\nValiiouver grows the larger\nNorth Vancouver will grow.\nThero can bc no dotilit lhat in\nlhe luture North Vaiiiuuu-r will\nIn', nine as large as Vancouver is\nnow, and when Vamouver has\ntin proportions of Liverpool,\nNolth \\ .itiuitiur will Ih- latgu\nthan Vamouver is at present\nA WORD TO THE WISE In\nall human piaala.iiuiiii to In-, in\nNorih Vatiiiitivcr now- is parallel to Inning in Vamouver Jo\nliars ago Elcittu ial runs\nwhole lenglh o| In,ul,vard, and\nwater is now being install..!\nAImi ioo lots in close proxim\nity to boulevard at $700 to\n$8m> each lor insides, auording\nlo |H,silion; double millers $1,-\n690 to $1,750.\nPlans, price lists and other inl ormation inn Ih- had Irom lhe\nMahon, McFarland & Mahon\nOFFICIAL M'A'.m.i\nCorner Seymour & Pender Streets\nVancouver, - - B. C.\n\u2022k:<.\u00bbs\u00bbs\u00bbs\u00bbm\u00bbs.\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bbsso*i\nM-+->*H*\u00bb\u00bb-> -\u25a0\u25a0 V-C*\u00bb \u25a0\u00bb\u00bb*\u2666\u2666->\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666 \u00bb\u2666\u25a0>\u00bb*\u00bb\u25a0> the express, north Vancouver, b. c.\nMayoi M.ii oo iipied tlie chaii\n.m.l Aldermen McRae, UcNeinh,\nS. lllll'.' Yollllg .lll'l Dllk UUI'\npresi i i .ii ilu regulai session ol\niln* ,ui council, Monday evening.\n'I'll' 'll pllli lllilllStll ail in,uini-\nand - an.ai.-, acknowledg\nmg receipt ol reaolutios \"i\nmum ii ii* hn,od \"i harbor commissioners;\nl* - * : :, ,, ul.ill Y\n\\i \\ Y. Isi . ninii, acknowledging receipt ol lett\u00ab \"i In\n|UII i ll llli respect to the mill\npan}' * intentions re bridge .mil\nai construction, .mil --.,ii\nmg that iiii* lettei would !\u00bb\u25a0\nlaid 'ri\"ii the board \"I direct-\nwhen laallUUl lllllllll I\" AP\nprised oi iiii result; Hied,\nA lettei uas received from T\nS NM-, mi heh.di oi the board\noi managi rs \"i Si John's church\ncomplaining \"i offensive odor io\nproximity to the church ea-\nu,line .md requesting abatement\n\"I lh, mils,inu*; also irom I. .1\ni.i ti & Son, with relerence to\nUi, ume in.liter; health committee i\" *ni.\nA letter Iron K Kei Houl-\ng.iti. manager \\ orkshire Guar\n,uiai Securities ttssocis\ntion, complaining ol tardiness\nupon pan \"i the council la tan-\nDing iiaur mains through U.L,\n> 'a, ik In i\u00abj'l\\ ihal work is\ninui progressing,\nJames Piric intends building\nam li.i \/, block n.i. 1). 1.. .Ml.\nand nisli's .i i.i.i'lu.ii on 2nd\nstreet, llnlll l.\"llsil.ile .Hilllli taa\n\u25a0ii street; board ol arorks\nio .ui.\nCaptain C, II. Cates wroti\ncomplaining thai ihe lun\nboats in landing run iaconven-\nii-utli iia .tr tin i-inl oi Ills wharl\nto tin west oi tin I. tn landing,\nand notifying munul that lu\nintends doing considerable shipping iia.m lus wharl .nul will\nhold ''.uii. *i \u25a0' possible i\"t .on\n.iiiuliiiis thai uiai muir; the\nclerk i\" repl] ihat am hots an\nbeing procured to hold the sei t j\nbulb rs in place, when difficult)\nwill i overcome,\n..Hor wroti\nusing council .is to grounds up\n\"ii ninth plans ol tuhdivisioi\ni.ili hi telllseil; laid out\nTin ui\\ engineer lUbluil\npi.ins. i u . ior supplying watei\nIrom tin i hi in.mis to ,, portion \"i Lynn i.iliu: reierred tb\nthe waiii committi.\nA G l'i ni. I\",,ii tnanagci B\ni ll K'* Co., I,quested per\nmission, on heh.ill ol tin eon\np.llll tO lllst.lll ,, sWItill o||\nKi iih road weat \"f Malum ave.,\npn paratoi to \u25a0 mon- frequent\ni 11 in : h\".iii| ol iia.iks and uti\ni ugn.a\nl.oti IIM Kill.I lllol, , lo thi\ni iiiii that, in i ii .nating loi-\nii 11 nt LmproviHunts to the l'.il*\nio tei | tin drain was exposed .onl Hon protrudes shorn Uh\n\u2022innt lloor, laiisjng Inconvenience and asking that satin\nin lowi red; board \u2022\u2022! works ' t\"\n.ut.\n1 \u25a0 11 i \"ii.m, \\| I' l.i\nwarded cop) ol ilu hill n V W\n.v N l is it passed tin\nC. E. 1 \u25a0 i.m oi tin\nst Audi' u v t aledonlan Bo\nuui. forwardi n olution\n\"I hi ihal organization,\n|'l\"l* -'iini.i\\ has,\niid on\n\u25a0 llnl foi th, di\npui.iiinn iti'iu the board nl\n;, h nl .ui iiiiitut In\nimul Thomas S\n\u25a0 li.iiiui,oi ol thi ttuitspor\nUtion committet nl lh< boanl,\nintroduced thi subject namely\ntin ;* rcight\n; i ih. C.P.E.,\nii 'in company\nis pre] -ta rtain tin pni\nprovided suitable la-\nlanding . ould hi pro\n\\ nled j k i Mun-aj ,,n,| \\v.\nii b support \"I the\nprop Oi tl -i of\nAldenn ui link, tin [t ir ..uu\nmittei ui. Instructed to ad\nviih ilu I td \"I m. tie in fur\nK tin projei'\nPlai ubmitted * '\nloW! I.**' ' .Old 2 hloi k 1,\nII I. I k\n! ii i Sii approved I-1\nI- hi\". It li I, i.n,. approved,\ntfayoi Ua) then reported,\nthai iiii* il -lieu*\nmg lu had bees waited B|\nprivati '\u2022\u25a0 i '!\u25a0 ligation which\nOfficers of Pythian Castle Hall Association, North Vancoiiver\n\u2014Photoby illiuent shares have hi an sohl taa\nmeet balance ol pa- menu on lot-\nIt is contemplate I to erect .1I15,\n....a. building on 1111 lui*. the ban\nmint of which will contain a bowling alley, a lessee lor which has al*\nri-inli beta lecured 1 he outlook\nl'i- the IMO) I.lll '11 IS lllalsl flll'UIII-\n,in,l mi ceil leans assured,\nilu- olho-rs ol the assm i.iliun\nare:\u2014\nPresident, II. E, Kud\nI'li-sideni. K. Fawcett\nS'. |a\u25a0taiv-ii, asinei, A, |i.,\\n s\nDim tore, rhoa Kennedy, C E.\nLawaoo, Alas, Law, \\\\. II Stoney,\nhad requested bin to preascutc\nlhe promoters ol ilu- basdball\ngame played oil Sunday last,\nlie did not think that tin loiin-\ncil had aaything to do with the\nmatter, hut il belonged to the\npolice commissioners So long\nas he was in the ihall, lie inti tided to do his legal 'Inti* The\n.ut -tutu! that II the gallic was\nplayed for gain, it was unlawful, ami lie considered it as\nlllliih Ills dlltl tO prosei lite Iiii\nthis \\ nd.,) inn ol the law as he\nw'iiil 11 lite alld In wiiiild do tt\nfearlessly, At thi same tune,\nhe Would like 1\" see ,1 plihlu\nmeeting calls! to discuss the\nin.itii 1. ot .1 ph his, it, taki 11 tai\n,isu nam what was tin opinion\n\u25a0 \u25a0I tin ratepayers in the matter,\nA .1 l'u I'.n U,,i|a,w ,,aiisii|\nI na| that tin un w.is practical\nII solid in l.i-\"I ..I Sund,11\nill, .nnl stated lurthei\nthat tin b-rrv would in,,k, |6oo\n\u25a0ut oi i.n h 1 u ni\nk B Macnaghten considered\nthat tin- ratepayers were al\nleast -- p. 1 cent against Sun\nday baseball III the uti and\ncontended thai tin whole mat\nt.i ti ...lu.1 its,ii into the aaea-\nti\"ii wheiher outsiders win to\nin allowed to 1 sploll Sorth\nVancouver loi personal gam \u25a0\ngainst the interest-. .,|\nnil\" lent laige interests 111 tin\nutv.\nAid Sihiili\/ partii ipalei\ntin discussion dealing with dii\nI till Mll.|< . I\nconsiderable length\nAid Mi K.ii plot, i,,| .\nturn s during llu di ui\nagainst the tiun \"1 Iln mini* il\nhung given to mailers with\nnhiili council bad nothing lo\n\u25a0I\", , pecially when then \u00ab\u25a0.,\nmuch tegul.it business demand\nmg attention snd dually rt\nnmi [rom 'in mi\nA motion to adjourn a as pi \u25a0\n.md i**i Aid sooag rstini 1\n(nun thc uieetiiig immediately hia, Alberta and Saskatchewan\nthereafter, oa .mount ol illness will scad large delegations; also\nin lus faitiilv. thai it is expected to haie re-\nAccounts as lollows wu'c sub- presenlatives from Manitoba,\nmitled and passed: Kiuaiiu Ontario, Quebec, N.n llrillis-\nlotiiinitiec, general, Sis-.82; wick and Nma Scotia, adding:\nschools, Silo; police, I314 *. \"There is muiii Interest in Irn-\nhoard of works, local Improve- gation in western Canada, aad\nment aimutit, fiooo; general, I know the people ia the eastern\nI807.43; ferry account, Sg.i.s 15; provinces are vitally concerned\nShoo.05. and {583.74; health,[in forestry, waterways, reclam\nShs; waterworks, Si:)-)\"*.; lm alion plans, good mads and\nand light, S11S2.20. home building. The movement\nThe hoard ol works reported to settle the new eastern pro-\niavoralblo on a large number oi vinic is evidence ol this, and wi\nlocal improvement petitions shall look lor delegates Irom\nreport adopted. The Watet those parts of the dominion\nworks committee recommended \t\nthe removing of the shed al llu\n>-iiinr of i.onsdale avenue and\nEighth street, to be replaced hi\ntrap door in the sidewalk Adopted.\nHalf hourly ferrv lervia n .\nmomiag until midnight m.is\nilisuissed. The earnings ol tin\nIcrrv, together with tin expes\nses since the city look 11 over,\nwill be Investigated aad also\ntha ivpiiisi of running the hall\nhourly sunn*, and il linanci\niiisttfv the departure, it will be\n111.uh\nIKRIC.AT10N CONGRESS\nAN EVENTFUL TKN*\nThe Lonsdale\nICE CREAM PARLOR\nI *\"l, 11,1,,,*n, Iruil, lot*.,,. ..a lig-rt\nhdtuid'iij .* jn (iul\nI Kl SH MKWMilKNIlS\nROBINSON'S\nm i...ii.ii.ii'. i,o\nV\\\n\\v. II Braim returned Tuea-\nii.ii Irom a trip iu his launch\nNe\/ko, up Howe Sound He\ntook up a ton ol powdei lor\nmnstriictii.it work on tin new\nrailway running Irom thc\nmouth \"i the Squamish river\neliiui miles inland, and upon\nwhiih work is imu progressing\nrupidh Mr. Hraim had .1\nsiiiiiinh.it thrilling experience\non the occasion oi his lirst ,1\nfori to make the return trip\nWhen about four miles from tiulii-.id of the Bound, a terrilii\nsii.iin inddenl) siimk the boat,\nSir Thomas ('.. Shatigfanessy,laud ior a nnu tin-situation ,,p-\npresidelll iif tile Canadian Pari- pe.nul serious, hut lhe lalltli ll\nin Railway Compaay arritea'proved equal to thc occasion\nIron Montreal to K Insingvr, ami carried the part) safely\nihairinali o| the hoard id con- back I\" ths shelter ,,( ih, inu\n'lml ol the luminal 1rrigati1.il Mr Braim reports thai 1 caas\nloitgtess, that while it m,il Sol ol suiinli occurred ptst belore\nIk- possible lor him to attend hia arrival al tin railwa; camp\nths seventeenth sessions ol that a votmg nun having thrown\norganisation la Spokane, Aug himsell Irom a boat into thi\n'i i\" it, tin- company will h, i, Round and perished, The hod)\npresented J, S Dennis, assi t> hu nol ut been recovered\nall! to the StCOnd vice Jircsldinl\naad superintendent of the 10:11-\npatii's Irrigation works, will he\namong the speakers, taking is\nhis stibjeit. \"Irrigation in Can\n.nl., '\nSir Thomas > upressed Interest\n111 the problem of irtlg.it n .11.\ndrainage, lorestry, deep watt t\nu.iis, good roads alld In.ine\nbuilding iii he discussed, snd ri !\ngritted he uiai- nol lie aide lo j\n* sent during the sessions\nlie Intimated, boarevsr, thai tin\ncongress will noi be disappoint\nnl in Mr. Dennis as a n pre* n\ntative. adding \"He has more\ncomplete detailed Information\n.1h1.nl what we are doing and\nv*. h.i 1 ws contemplate doing\nthan any one else \"\nMr Iiisinger announced that,\nthe provinces ol British Colum*\nii'\n\\\n\\\nSeeds for the Farm,Gar\nden, Lawn or Conierva\ntory. Fruit and Ornamental Treei.\n11 row il in ii uiv pan a,i\nllu* .llllrrir.,li rainlliii'iit\niiui Inhatad n nh tlm San\nJoMacal*. our Meal le\nimt lum-1\" hahinilgilad\na,i, 1 ,'..i.>i,|iii'iiilv ituniDii-\nl*'l |.',7|a:l.-a*l*il|a|lia**|||,|r,*l*\nM I HENRY. v-nct-ma. B C\n'\u2022.'\u25a0.\"''\ni4t\nSJ.ES\nCOAL\nCOAL\n\\|:\\V V I I I1M.IIIN 1 * I\n* irwi Imm Iha nl \u25a0 -\nI * 11 r i-filffl sua H a\n.,** Ill i ll I* r'..\"| |,|i.\na *\n111.1 1 , pri - \" iai\nI * . \u2022 a I U(Hll)\n\u25a0laiii- \u201e'* lisi-d\nP. LARSON\n11**1' l North Vani\nTelephone No i.\n$5 a Month for\nSOx 163 ft. Lot\nSblendid View\n-Hell Situated\n-Close In\nIn hi. 1 g 1 in rvcrv wai\nTins, lots, which ait aiiMi-\nlutili the cheapest and best\nSVet put on the ttiarket, are\nin tin west end ol North\nVancouver sad on i gentle\nsoutherly slope overlooking\nthe Inlet ami Staitli-v park.\nUe don'l wanl you lo huy\non 0111 word alone, let us\ntake vou to sec them, and\nvou will then fully appn-u\n.iii the bargain we arc ottering. 2'.. MOCks Irom proposed earline. .**2,s down\nanil |i] every three months.\nPries $!JQ each. Several\nblocks already sold and will\nIn built on this summer.\nInkster & Ward\nPhone 44\n314 I ootdale Ave North Vaneauvtr\nA. J. HOOD\n5b 1 . ni-*.-.\u25a0\u25a0 u- Ave.\nKXPKKT WATCHMAKER,\nJEWKUKB, RN.\nt-Vstchei ainl 1 lovkl ll'iineil anil\nRepaired ai m derata prloM,\nIII l-aaik i'l *1 al.la*,*.|\n1. U, O. Fa\nNorth Vancouver Lodge, No.\nJJ, meets every Thursday evening, corner Lonsdnle avenue and\nKirst street, at 8 o'clock. Visiting -brethren cordially invited to\nattend. A. I. Clements, N.G.;\nThos. S. Nye, Rec.-scc; ,1. II.\nPilling, Kin.-sec.\nboard of Trade\nNorth Vancouver Hoard ol\nTrade meets the third Tuesday\nol each month, at 8 o'clock p.\nm., in the board room, City\nHall. BxSCUtive meets the first\nTuesday of each month. D. G.\nDick, President ; J. R. J. Murray, Secretary.\nNo 1ST H VANt-OU^ER\nHOSPITAL\nniM'l l-IEI. HY\nI THE MISSES l)AWSO.\\\nCirlitinili'il Nirnirn,, ICwIics! uml\nMaiiTiiiti Nnr.-KN\nKwim Suit Out on UpplciUo-\nFnr t\u00bbrm. SSfl.1 at the Hn.pittl\nCor. 15th Strn-t it St. Andre*,'!. Ave.\nPHONE 69\nTRANSKKR OK LICENSE\nTake notice that thirlv dsys\nalter date, I intend to applv to\nF. S. Ilussev, Superintendent oi\nProvincial Police, lor a transfer\nof the license of thc Moodvville\nHotel, held by me, to Tcmi\nBooth of North Vancouver, in\ntlie Province ol Hritish Columbia. The Moodyville Hotel is\nsituated at Moodyville, on lot\nNo. 271, group one, New Westminster district.\nDaled at Moodvville, B. C,\nthis 30th day ol March, AH.\n1909.\nSigned, ANNIE M MKE\nATTENTION\nBuilders & Con ractors\nLumber will navar heohsAp-\nrr. Get in mi tin- ground\nlloor. lluilil now\n'pe, Stump ami Iti.i'k\nbliutiiig. l*,Mr,i'i*iiri* near kouaea.\nAll *lHlll,l(.'a*> llllllll' hi.mI.\nIC M I-I. 1. Y M KN I\" AOKKCY\nand HI. Weal a,I L,,,i\u00bbd I*\nIMI. Ila.* ii\nATENTS\nROMPTLY SECURED,\nW\u00ab \u25a0olicit thf businpM of Manufacturers,\nRngiuefriandotheriwhorfaUietheiitvlMbil\ni;y nf having their Piteit buainru Irinaicted\nhv Fxpert*. Prflirrioarvidvirefrpe. Clnrrr.\nr.iodent*. Our Inveotor'i Adrian * ml >\u25a0> m p -\n<;'irat Marlon A Marion, RegM., New Vork I\u201eiie\nr.li'- Mim'i-Ml'tud Waahlnrtoa DC U JS* *\nCHI II MIHEV.\nMessrs. Alexander k Towns-\nley beg to announce that Mr\nTiiwnslcv's interest in thc firm\nh.is been purchased by Mr. Russell Iv Macnaghten, and that\ntin* firm will in future do busi\nness under the style of Alexan*\nder ft Macnaghten, who will assume all responsibilities of the\nlate lirm from May isl, loou.\nMARTINSONS CO.\nHtnlrlintV\nContractors\nI'lauH anil Specification! Prepared.\nWhen thinking of building let ua give\nan \u25a0-\u25baInnate.\nIIOKNE BLOCK. LONSDAI.K AVK\nOr P.O. Bm Tt. Nnrih Vaarou.tr\nH^. __*_ 0 __ \u25a0 1 *\\ iZ**\\\nKubT_ *sMBSBskJlWda\u00bba\nwM___i_)ti_MM________ r*-l tj__\nr \\\\\\mmw* wMm^MMm\\ ' \u25a0_ * iT\nJP \" ;-..'.\u00bb.\u00abp^r^\"\n.^ tl ' j * Yt\n\\ _+ ^^mw\nKU^Isn\nj^J^t *\n1,' f^^HiiH\n\u25a0 fnl A_m ^rr-HM\nB^BacTSQIr4\u25a0-\u2022*\"\u2022\"'\u2022**\u00bb \u2014\u25a0*\" \"\"\nm\nPALACE\nHOTEL\nKArES:\n}\u25a0\u2022 1111 per and up.\nSpecial rates to faiH-\nilies and to regular\nboarders\t\nfinesi R001 Garden on floosi\nREDA&ANDRUSS\n5ll \"M' SlUSI\nPROPRIETORS\n- - NOKTIl VANCOUVER, B. C.\nVANCOUVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY\nACCOUNTANTS\nW. T. STEIN k CO.\nCHARTERED \t\n. ACCOUNTANTS\nCity Anditora\nNorth Vancouvei\n516 Peader atreet\nKENDALL, SEWELL k CO.\nChartered Accountanta and\n*> Auditora\nVaacouver, B. C.\nVictoria, B. C.\nSeattle, Wash.\nPhona loij P.O. Drawer 765\nARCHITECTS\nGROCERS\nCHEAPS1DE GROCERY\nGEO. WAGG\nGroceries and Provisions\nWholesale and Retail\n116 Hastings St. (downstairs)\nDelivery Tuesdays and Fridays\nmusk\nDENTISTS\nDR. W. F. WRIGHT-\nDENTIST\nSuccessor to Dr. Dalbv\niii HASTINGS ST. WEST,\nVANCOUVER, B. C\nPhone 978\nORUOQISTS\nE.STANLEY MITTON.M.I.C.A\nARCHITECT\nhiq Haetings Street Wesl,\nVANCOUVER, B. C.\nIN A NORTH VANCOUVER OKI HARD-A PROMISING YIK1.H\nMay Queen was her sceptre\nbearer, Miss Violet Btone*\nPreceding the royal carriage and\nut the head of the procession\nmarched Mount Pleasant l.aiul.\nimmediately followed by Miss\nLizzie .lohanson, representing\nSpring, and attended bv a large\nnumber ol girls each dressed in\nwhite and representing a barer\nImmediately preceding the Mav\n(Jut-en's carriage, man hid the\nnival heralds, in the pnsuns nl\nMaster Oscar Milla ami Flank\nWebber; while on either side ol\nthe conveyance were the postilions, Master Clurli-\\ Hall atul\nCharley Oowaii. The maids of\nhonor, Misses Martha .liihansim\nand .lean Diinnaii, iniiipicd a\ninnveyancc imiucdiatclv loUos\ning that of the May QbjSSB, anil\nthe procession was terminated\nby tin- pago bovs, Masters Jack\nMcKcn\/.ie and Tntni.iv Bird, for\nwhose convenience John Lawson\nprovided his famous standard\n\u25a0bred driver, Lady Claude, and\na buggy.\nThe crowd at lhe Ilnitiniltur-\nal hall was immense. Even\nchair was occupied, the aisles!\nwere filled, people hung In the I\nwindows and main were turned ,\naway, unable l\u00ab. see the afternoon perform.nice Mavor Ma\\\npresided and made his debut in\nfront of the curtain, addressing\nshort interesting ntn.itks tn the\nihildrrn, alter which he (v\nMiss Link .lohaiisnii (through\nnut ihe somewhat length*}- pi\"\ninline nl calling npoa each of\nthe Bowers, The cantata was\nInllnweilbl lile M.iipnlt llllll,\nperformed In sixteen nidi r rlrll\nThe several movements whlill,\nwere developed, attended in caih\nase bv lhe wealing of a pi'cll\\\npattern ttpnii tin pnl,*, elicited\nround .illrl inttliil nl will 1I1\nserved applause.\nThe performance ia iln- evening was u repetition nl thai nl\nihe afternoon, tin crowning nl\ntin- Queen being omitted, Tin\naudience in the evening, while il\ndill nnl assume tin proportloni\nof the altcrnnnit attendancc,wa\nnevertheless highh gratifying\nThe ladies who i11.1ug111.1lnl tin\nlllnvelllellt alld carried il tn sllil\na stliiessful conclusion, 'hi' I il\nnintig wltnin are Mis. G, A. Ui\nHaiti and Mrs. f, Hall, .11, I.\nserving the highest ancomluins\nIor their ellnrts\nThe reeve and dlstliit num. il\nlm li.ne received an Invitation\nIrnin iln Vancouvei citj coun\ncil, in attsad at tin ,ninii.il in\n\u25a0paction nl tin Si) iiiulli wah-I\nworks system next week,\nlor Boot and Shoe Repairing\nand i iistiim Work . . .\ngo to THOfv 0. MILLS\nPioneer Hoot Maker\nLonsdale Ave., opp. City Ha\nAUCTIONEERS\nA. II. BEATTIE\n- AUCTIONEER -\n163 Cordova atreet waat\nis the oaly auctioneer who will\npay spot cash before the sale 1*\nconducted\nbARRlSTERS\nRED CRO.SS\nDRUG STORE\nA.J.GORDON, M.D.\n53 Cordova Street,\nVANCOUVER, B.C.\nPreacriptioa Specialist\nI'hunt 105}\nt\nDY**INQ AND CLEANING\nThe oaly place in 11 l where\nwork ia done entirely lo cua-\ntomer'a satisfaction\nPERTH STEAM DYEING &\nCLEANING WORKS. A. Inglis\nProprietor. Phone 756. Club\nratea a specialty 562 Seymour.\nEMPLUYMlNT AGLNCY\nProl. JOS. E. NURNBERGER\nMuaical Director\nVancouver Opera House\nRooms 3 aad 4 Elks' Hall, Cor.\nRobtson aad Granville Streets.\nAll Instruments. Phone -1530\nPROF. GEO. COWAN, Expert\nteacher ol Violin, Mandolin,\nBanjo, Auloharp, Zither, will\ngive twenty private lessons\nlor I; Further utlormaiion\nal Cowan'a up-to-date Music\nStore, bob Westminster ave.\nPhone 463\nM. W. WA1TT & CO., LTD.\n338 Graaville Street\nPianos \u2014 Talking Machinea \u2014\nMusic Goods\nThe oldest music house in B. C.\nREAL fcSTATE\nKeep your eye on\nEAST VANCOUVER\nHEIGHTS\t\nFor particulars apply lo\nMORDEN k 'MORMON\nPhone 815 440 Homer bueei\nlurksliire taiMiUilee k\nMcCROSSAN 4 HARPER\nBARRISTERS, SOLICITOk.i,\nNOTARIES, ETC.\n31-34 Imperial Block\nCor Pender and Seymour Sts.\nP.O. Drawer 11 if, Phoaa 1444\nF. C. SAUNDERS\t\nBarriattr, Solicitor, Notary\nPublic. Member oi the bars\nol British Columbia and Quebec. Room 9 Empire Build-\nuig, 603 Hastings at. weat\nVancouver, B.C Phoae 4160\nNorth Vancoaver\nTransfer \"\u25a0\u25a0\nr. i\u00bbi-.son\not, 1 \"I...\nCartage, Removala,\nParcel Delivery,\nStornge\nUN l-KAMUNAHI.B ll'HMK\nIIM: LOW Hii, IUI WHARF\nTelephone jo. Night Calls ij.\nSO YEARS'\nEXPERIENCE\nAnTii*..ianflln| l akfli-li ant \"-\"\"\"IfUmmat\n9*i|r.lf Ma-.rtnln fair n|'iiil\"0 frtt winlwr aat\nintimtnn i\u00abrr.-,\u00ab' |rp*>i.i,iixirriiu,i. * ii.*. HtNOIOOa oorauou\nnnl Ira* OWi**.! \u2022con'T 'i'[ .\"uriiaf ^aliaXU,\n' nU turn Ihriiua-ll lluiin t CO. IM-atn\n' L nlltHMt II.\u2022\u00ab'!*, 10 tb\u00bb\nA bRni)ia.,m,'i*r Iliu ii ml,*,l \u00bbi*i.ktf, l\u00abr..a, dr-\nnil.lli.11 o( ant ^-iwaiilr ]a.untu. \"Jwin. ttt\niwf't. I..\", \u2022rou,|,..uw\u00abpn*\u00abaA Hold br\n.1) in-w..!,***!.\u2122.\nQSSIB-i>i*n-,iivii _\nh r rn.WuM.nim. I)\nSCHULTZ & ARNOLD\nBarristers, Solicitors, etx\nRooms 104-105 Crown Building,\n615 Pender Street\nPhone 991S\nS. D. SchulU C. S. Arnold\nbAlHS\nKallethe's Bath\nCorner Homer snd Pender Sts\namiU!ii'i,,iiui\\i mum iVcuiiih'.n iurpuraUvu Ltd.\nUggers, Railroad Men, and I 440 v,eymour Street\nTradesmen furnished iree to\t\n^P'oytft. _hAl t6XATE\n14 Powell street. Cor.Carrall \t\nPhone 2566 UND AND MORTGAGE\nINVESTMENTS\nESTATES MANAGED\nURE lNSLRAa\\CE\nR. Kerr Houlgale - - - Manager\nMAT WoHKS\nHARDMA.N HAT WORKS'\n- PRACTICAL HATTERS -\nHats cleaned and blocked al\nthe sign ol the Hat\n410 ABBOT STREET\nVANCOUVER, B. C.\nLAult\nMADAM HUMPHREYS\nHtblAUHAI-JIS\nALLEN'S RESTAURANT\nLunch or Dinner 23c.\nShort orders al all boura\n57 Hastings. Street West,\nVANCOUVER, B. C.\nAll North Vancouver people\neat al\nThe only up-to-date and reliable bath houae in Britiah Columbians cure where othets (ail.\nSatisfaction guaranteed or no\npay. Plain baths, electric baths,\nshower haths, massage lor body, scalp and face; electro therapeutic haths a specialty.\nJOS KALLETHR, PROP.,\nGraduate ol Berlin, Germany\nScalp treatment, facial itussage\nmanicuring, shampooing, etc.\nHairdresaing in latest styles hy\ncompetent artists.\nCall and Inspect llu NB1 LINK\n01 HAIR GOODS\nPulls, braids .nnl pompadours, 1 , . ,. . *. . . \u25a0*, . ... \u25a0\naUo the latest designs in! iiJJiUAAlvJJ h\ncombs and barrens. ' liuhcr Flack Block or Haat-\n\u2014\u2014 ings sired, opposite the new\nTIIK ALEXANDRA Poat Olbce. Leonard sella his\n589 i'.i,mv lib St. ilea by the pound.\nPhone iimmi j ~\"\nBUSINESS COLISGSS\nSPROTT-SHAW\nBusiness Institute\n136 Hastings St. W.\n\u2022 n.o. \u25a0 Gr.il.tl Wtlltrn Sohoti\nR. J, Sprott, B A., -- Manager\nUPriCIAIMb\nf. LAWRENCE SMITH\nGraduate Op11u.u1\nAll work guaranteed\nCtrtiMilt.itimi Iree\n49 Hastings street weal\nOpp. Cameraphonc -.Inatte\nPHOTOQRAPHiRS\nIHLAIhbb\nCAMKRAl'HONE THEATRE\nMechanical Opera, Vaudeville\nand Drama\nl'i 1 ig 1.1 in changed every Monday\nAny seal in the house 10c.\njH Hastings Street West,\nVANluUVER, B. C.\nMARTEL'S STUDIO\nPHOTOGRAPHKks\n122 Haatiaga Street West,\nVANCOUVER, H. C.\nThe best equipped studio on the\ncoast. Phone 322H\nP'CTURE FRAMING\n.... 1 -\npiTiin mum\nSeme thr Biglif.il raid P\u00ab>iiiMiv\nPitman's Busineas College,\n632 &}S b*,b Seymour Sl reel,\nVANCOUVER, B. C\nPICTURE FRAMING\nKVATCMMAKiRS\nEnglish practical watchmaker,\nEstablished 1889\nSpecialty, repairing\ntoooioont,\n312 Carrall Street\nREADY MADE MOUSIS\nTHK STANDARD HOUSE\nWe have the largest slock ol \"IILDING fcjCOHTRACpO\nmouldings ,n B.C^o select Irmti I OWAMl LIMIT hD\nso when you want (raining doM ' t>titi Carrall Street\n1 heap and well get mir picas The I, C, Mills\nBAILEY BROS CO LTD. 1\"\"'\" {*____%\u00a3&\n340 Granville and , vs t,.r,l\u201ev,i 'P\u00abt\u2122*\u00ab> SKt,onRl Bu,ld,n8,\u2022 THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C.\nLOCAL NEWS ITEMS\nLast night the local Orange\n-amen paid *i ii.lieiii,il visit to\nilu-ir brethren ou Ut, Plea ant,\nVancouver,\nOn Uaj j i, the Caledonian\nsoi ii i. a ill bold .1 banket pic*\nnii to Brighton Beach, on the\nNinth Ann.\n1 In- last nitiiilai i aii Collie] l\nfull i gl I\" lllusl I a\nliona and description ol thi A\nI r. a iposition,\nllu new cottagi being erected\nloi ii. \\\\. Elder, on Ins propel\n\"' went, is imu\niug i oinpii tion, Alexander\nLaw is iin architect.\nIll 11. iai I Ol Ull' laaC,II St,\n\\iiaiiiu s aV t.aledonian society\nattended divine service al Sl\nAndrew'i Preibyteriaa church,\nmi Sundaj morning last.\ndm trade is nu reasing every\nday, \\W- have pat Ln anothi i\ncountei ami m.uiii,ill\\ increased oui stoik, which is licsh ainl\ncomplete, We have a bom Boa\nand will deliver goodi on short\nnotice. T.Hutchison, Wist End\ni\"ii l'lione Hi.\nThe Norih Pacific Lumber Co,\nMiiiiil a severe loss by lire on\nWi dni >da} ol this week, about\nmidnight, when their mills at\nBarm I wen burned, The V.in-\n\u25a0 ouvei Ine brigade Mas taken\nout by special cur oii the C.P.R.\nTin* loss is estimated at s quarter ul a million.\nThe executive committee .ol\nthe ratepayers' association held\na meeting on Tuenday evening,\nIi ivas decided to do all within\nlheir power to assist Mayor\nMay in endeavoring to prevent\niln* playing oi Sunday bateball\nm the iit\\. A general meeting\nnl tlu association will bc held\nFriday evening lo lake action\nin tlu ,natter.\n\\|i|ilniilimi lur Liijiior Liri'iisi'\nMil UK Ll hen l.v 1,-iveii that UDilays\nniii-r Jala, I |.iii|\".-i applylug to tea\nI'.aa.ir; nl Uoeniinj Commucloneri Iir \u25a0\nretail liipmr lia.ia-r lur the prelum-\"\nkii**n,i ... tin* I ;nil\"ll \\'li\"W Hotel, litll*\n.ii.ai on Lota i iii'.l '-'* WoeS I, In aul>-\nilivuion ..I Uacrei ol Him.id LotNt,\nliioupoue, \\ niiiaiiiver lii.lriel.\nPOT LARSON.\nDated at North Vaneoavar,\nMai imi. luoi*.\nNottingham Lace Curtains\nAnd Madrasses\nNottingham lace curtains, 21, yards, per pair ... Jfjc\nNottiiij-hain lace curtains, y yards, per pair fl.oo\nNottinghain lace curtains, .*,', yards, per pair Si..So\nNottingham lact- curtains, V, yards, per pair )3.}J\nNottingham lace curtaitis, .*,', yards, per pair 5:..y.\nNottingham lace curtains, y, yards, per pair $2.83\nThese are exceptionally good values, the higher\nprices Hieing very fine net.\n:7m cream Madras, per yard KX\n,*,hin cream Madras, per yard Joe\n4-|in white Madras, per yard .vsc\n54in white Madras, per yard Jjc\n.\u2022ifSin colored Madras, per vard 25c\n4.'in colored Madras, per vani 15c\nJ. J. MCALEECE\nKEITH BLOCK LOXSDALF, AYKXl\nPHONE 93\nUnder Market Value\nin D. L. 273\nLots 14 and 15, Hlock S, Double Corner for fiboo\ni-.l cash\nLots 14 and 20, Block to, Double Corner (or J1450\nl-.l ciisll.\nLots 21 and SI, Hlock 12, Fifth Street, Ji.yxi\n1-2 casl\nLots 13 ami 14, Block 11, Double Comer, $1500\nl->3 cash\nLots 14, -'\", 11 nnd 22, Block 11, Filth Street I750\neach, 1-3 cash\nLots 20 antl II, Block tl, Fourth Street, $1500\n1 ,1 cash.\nThese are Mav below uiaikel prices and will not go\nbegging verj long.\nS. GINTZBURGER\n\u2022iiMiiEr-\nTHE NOKTIl VA.NCOrVKK SPECIALIST\n163 Cordova Sin ft, Vancouver, B. C.\ni- 11. BOX\nPhone .17\nArtistic Designs Sound Workmanship\nModerate Prices\nLAW A KNOWLES\nP.O. Box M\nA I.M IIITEtTS AM) BUILDIR>\nWe Can Design and We Can Build\nALEXANDER & MACNAGHTEN\nREAL ESTATE BROKERS\nAgenti for\nII I. I'n ni.inenl I nan anil Saiinqs In.\nPhoenix lire InMir-uue to., nl london, Ing.\nI lai-ipiml S, london S dlobe In-.ui mm- (o.\nIhe Sun lile Iimh.hhi- Co., ol I .in.iil.i,\nSEE SASH DOORS MOULDINGS\n[J S BRACKETS CRESTINGS\nPOR ST0RE AND 0FFICE FIXTURES\nBURRARD WOODWORKING FACTORY, foot of St. George\nW\u00ab lolicit > trill 1***1 'ii vniir i ir,l.*r\u00ab\n\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666H-H-MMI 10 i-H*H'\u00ab*:'\u00bb:\":,<-4'\u00bbi''>\u00bb>\u00bb8'\u00bb<''K\"Mi\nU. \\l STEACY\nT I\naja Corner Untitle .Ire itn.i Second Slreet\nPhones .'ft ond A6l f\nI CALL AND SEE THK NEW\n| ASSOKYMKNl OP\n* Silverware\nt\ni\nGiven\nAway\nFANCY AND STAPLE-GROCERIES\nLocil and Foreign Fruits\nFresh and Case Eggs\nChoice Creamery Butter itlwuys on hand\nLamp Goods, Glassware\nCrodwmnre, Brushes, Brooms,\netc., eti \u2022'.\n,:.4^^s^..H^'^\u2666*:*\u2666<\u2022*+\u2022;\u2022\u2022^*\u2022i'\u2022l\u2022\u2022^\u2022>\u2022I\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022^\u2022^\u2022\u2022\u2022+\u2022\u2022\u2022'\u2022\u2022\u2022^<\u2022+<\u2022'*\u2022\u2022\u2022'\u2666<\u2022\u2022!'':\u25a0\n\u2022 r\\S PREMIUMS in I \\S1I PURCH \u00bbSERS AT\nj McMILLAFS)\n*.*.*.*.*.**.*.*.*.*'**\u2022*\u2022*.*'*\u2022**I*l-*a*.*i+\nDR.\nMORRISON\nDentist\n1 (intra\nKrllh III,.,!,.\ni- nni. In | f ni\nN\u00ab\u00bbr,h V,, ...nv.r\naXa.:.a:aaW\">*W*X\">***>*>*>*H\">-:*^\nX..X\"\/*vv*X*vv*X**:**W-**X\">*.*-*H*^^^\nlll-NKY T C. KVI-'.S\n,J\u201e*..*..*..Xaat*a*a \u2022\n'a a**a*a**aa*a ****,**,*',*,\ni\nPKRCY KING\n.:. J.\nEIENRY EVES *\u2022 CO.\nThe GENUINE North Vancouver Specialist*\n':' t\nt I\n*a* A\n\u2022:\u2022 .:,\n\u2022!\u2022 I\n\u2022.*!\nn\ni'i\n\u2022!\u2022 .*.\n\u2022:\u2022 ,i.\nti\n\u2022\u2022\u2022 z\n\u25a0:\u2022 i\n\u2022:\u2022 \u2022\ni i\nli\nxi\ni'i\n.'. j.\ni t\nSOME GOOD BUYS\nESJ\nLONSDALE AVENUE\nWe-t sul.-, ( l.-;iri-il ami I iratled, Price f 750.00. $2')0 cash, balanco in 6 and 12 months.\nFIFTH STREET\nline l.ol 'in Fifth Np-et near St. David 'r. Price $700. pHi, balance in <- and 12 months,\nKEITH ROAD\nI'tiie I,ut on Ki-iili Roud. t'learoil and Qftdtd, $1000, |860oMh, balance 6, 12 and IS months.\nTHIRD STREET\nKim-Koulile Corner, 100x1.17. *>l.r>00. (Juarter card), blltncs tl 12 and 18 months,\nThe B.C. 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