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®lj? Ixpnaa North Vancouver, B.C., ArursT 23, 1U10 Number 22 BUTCHERS' BARBECUE The aii'iilal Inilahers' hurhripi*. wil1 '"' hM '" Nnilli Vunrou-er il aln* iisiial location iii, ih,, grounds ini,**aiil "f ill'' hotel North \llllei,liter 11,111 ,1 row iltomoon, This untul imlobrn lion is gtOmdly Hie ilieclillte fail ., vert large iniiiiher oi usiiors ,,, Hi, North Shore, principal!) lhi merit "'T'*r- ainl llieir limili«, Tin* liar 1 nin; of ih,* |„,.f und million is i,|- itiiys an attraction ,,( much in mmi nol only In those uin, i,,,,. ,,.,-a ti'ilnesM"! lln* mnl Is'fauc lui: to Oil ers ii li,this Hi,, ium luclrutlon yeai after tear. Tl,,, scene r. a. lie- | climax houeier wlnn lhe bulcbm take the meal from oil iln* pii nnd Nrvt il oui on sliaes of bmd, Tlie ien Igimhl lours ul lliis linn* am enough I., (|vi ihe nn wl fastidious a craving np|**iit,*. POSTAL COLLECTION BOXES CITY TAX SAI I', Hie disposal of Hi,* lialance of lhe l"lt nl lln 'i',t lav nh k placi' in llic 'ilv hull lasl I'ridny, The prim as a wlt'ile uere fur below normal* Tin* i- mil. however, i Jub *■'- ant criterion a- then* is little doubt llial llic |ir..|.*rlies will lie rr*la*cin*>*l More lln* lime limit, .un* n-nr, .'\ piles. The location ,,f Hi,. majority oi lhe html thus oiler,*,! ul auction In amer delinquent hives was in |l. I . m ailnl -Til while lhe lllllllll,,' Wits sa.illereil Ihrtiughotil the ilittcrci' parti of the cily. The niglMet prfee tllllailleil for al siin;||. |,,| „„, sivi ntnl the principal p*u*akaa*n wire realty wm. IIII H: Ma Wl (ill I II WIS I'HR PRINCE ttt i'liii the r.s'te i- ml-.illg l- all lhe ill f< .1 mm n.i, iimi mu l«' t'i,. itiol ul lhe all-Ill. I Uilliin ipail otliie. H,. |,f| «ill. l'i. liner l.nurier'- part) (,,i Victoril In-t Wrdiicsiliiy will, ihe munition ol inking part in ilu* rmptlon at Uw cnpiliil, autl Ihere is n,, doubt but lliul lie was a promiiieitl figure in that I'veitl. He led no wnnl when ■taring when he would return iu wh iini lie would m company llu* pn m ■ on the inp I., i'mi,,* Report, iiiii.,,n'i In* na- urgisl lo ,1,, so in -om.* i eles. It sisoil- appalelil, llnlei.'i , that In* hai- el lu. fa,v |,i ||i.. muiii I lien lie will iit iiiiiI tain lln* I' ier's ear or thai of Mllesl.r Graham in relation la tnapteting Burrard In lei and lhe -tie of tin* Sa*..,,nl Narrow- luidge ami in,,-i probable i.i .ill extend all invitation to tisjt the Norlh Shore when lite part] li turn . NI IW BUSINESS I'Ml ini li Mi. C 11. Hickman ho. taken i pm ner in his g n tnisoi i. I.ous tblle Ave, Mr. Vi. II. Hond, i recent unit nl frotn Hun,las', S, olhuul Mr. Iiunii, while being new m tin* "111111 is. novortholiaa, an "hi gfoorr, Ihimiil' Imm ...nne. ted in Hint line "I tnisine- foi a liilmttei of \ear- in lite iilil bind. He hn- taken a -uli.titnlial in laie-l in Ihe C, It. Hi, kmaii k Co, a oini'in and a- n iv-ult some brail* li illg oul is eolltemplalled A- It tlial ler ol Inal Ml. tli< knian lia- l.sn bulking lm a suitable man lo take an interest in ttie business ami lii,' "■■ ol ihe reaponeiblllty Irom Ins .hi.nl alel- ii Ill l-l.'lll ll- lln* lill-ili'*.- Iins l*ii,wii I,, sin Ii an e\l, ul llutl il l- quit! burili'lisouie fot "Ite man In a.leipuilely h,,,k llflel the diffelcllt III.un lie- III Ml'llilng like nil ellieielll MMI • \li"l In'i ili*|i'iilille fnun lln* regiihn grocer) bu-ine-s, bul -iill li Hie lui"! supply Inn* is * onicuiplnted, bill Iltl.I Igclllfllt- haite mil s,. fal , ..In plotel ilicin-elve- a- I" In* linlili* Iv am lloilttetsl. HhTSII ITItr, A «mnT brush lire on iln -nutli dd* of Keith Ri'it'l between Cheeterllild and Maliain li.'., eMM Ml! '.tecinrng a iiinlhigrnlioii ol no iii"iin piMpol lion on Friday when llu* llinie- lie gnu lo spread bei'iiul iin notritlcd UN ntnl coinnii iinsl hiking lip 'lm thy grits- uml hot Im-hc in 'I'' 'I' ri" inm of lhc large I *e m n* I h* lhe Norlh Vnl lier land a '1 I'll prmrnient Alaoojatlon ao Ottawa fl i ha, lln* liuieli annul ol me of lhe olliael- of lhe lnw till" had I".:* ll.ililied ill lie* ilalllfl Inl 1" lh I 1" )mi machinery being pui in notion anil .hotIly nfletwinds soma ol lhe llicllllicl . ,,f lhe local lire al.Jilll I ITI, III irrlved m Hn* mmm ami pmveated any lurtlier -pn aiding. lln Sept. Isl Norlh Vainoiiter will !"* ea|lli|a|aeil ttiili |" li, | ,„„•, collection lltivcs which \m|| I,,, so hi aaled ilnnllghi,ill lhe clly as I,, In* Mail* aiae-ililia mnl an accom tin iimi to cteit motion, lite lir-l lll-lallnielll airiilr.l hi |hi- Ity la* torday in charge of I',,slums ler McMillan. He in nun gate ihem "t'i I.. Mr. 0, M. Sugden of l.ynn \ alley, who ha- l»*cn uw aided lhe contra, i fur the daily collection. 'I'liiii ill In* 'him' iii ihe meantime wiih a lioise nml rig although it was iiilim aled ill Inl liy Mr. Sueila n I hail an iiiiiii mighl bc Incorporated into the sert nc. The Ume nre iif lh,* lale-t i\p,* an. aiilleetion will be lllllll.* |wi,e a .lav ai !l a,ill. and A p.m. A sllll post ollice will lie e-lall'll llnl al llie corner ol si], slreel ami I.tins dale Ave. iiiiiI lln* loeuiioii of ihe l'J inivcs will be as lollows ; Cuner ,if Isi sir,s't uml Si. andrew'i \\.*.; *kr, I-l -Heel .•nul Sl. Hand's Ate. ; mr. Sl. lint id's Ave and K.i t ti Road ; .or. Keith Hond ami I'm ellslilliy Ave., 'ill*. IJlleellsliliri Ate. ninl Kill -llnl, .oilier of I,III -Irivl ami Si. And aln-w's Ave.; corner '.'ilnl riMOt and l.oii-dalc Ate. ; tor. 1.1th street anil l.onsiliile Ate.: junction 'if Hlih slreel Keith roinl nnd Malum Ave. ; ,*,,snei of Keith riiittl anil Hew i.k \t. alll slnsd uml l.nli-'lail. Ite. "LAYING THE FOUNDATION WELL/ LABOEST sllll' hn fAYS The lllllkelltilie llcil'gilia whi* ll hal- his'ti lying in Ihl -Irrain "If Norih Vanoouver lor 'he paal week avail, lilted onto ill'* Willed waits Sallli din evening i" andirgo lepahri an I in ,a*,,.|haulili^. I ha* le -el, which i* the largc-i ever taken on Hu* lml 11,11 , |.a,ahs a lUa'll-n I III a . ,lll| ' HIS** In lhe smaller nail her* I,,dale it' colli mmliilisl at the Mill.,,, hipynrils and lhe till in i-l- iculum: fn ninn, lhe adjacent buildings appear lo be llllllll ill .'tn'-- of llieir actual height MII l\l BVI MM. A moal delightful lime wa- s|.'iil nt lhe home of Mi II M. ■ .i.n. '.■ml sirii'l. laal riemtn.* In lln niein bm of th, nil ale|a ,I llllelll of Ihe r.pw'oith I ca; f iln* Norih Van tei Mclholli-l i liur. h. Ihete wei .itlclldnnic and tl telling was thoroughly eiijme'l by all pit's •*nl. iiiNi,in LUI i I lie regular weekly dm.In i e. un • lei Ihe anipioM iif ihf II* C, Dinghy Racing Assn.iminn wn- held over lhe Norlh Vaneouver lotir-e la-l Snlur dat iifternooii and re-ii|i*il in anotli. i »in du Mr. Brewer1! boal ihe tt I »,,. fniiselcinhlr lime clap ,1 I .* Hi ihe linish of lhi' boat! and lie »lliiin .lent It oilt-inleal all li.l "in ;,,lll,il. b] a wide llial.Ill It' I 11" lini-ll *'l s millllle- aln* el * if I tbt I II ' Jf) ni.tii nlii-iiil of the third boat, llllllll. Ml >l NUT SITI. IN llll I II PHI IT "I wi-ll In L'ite dl*| noli"' 10 ll"' Iruil grow ( Uilli* ('obiniliia llitt mh* I..I bom grown fini 1 will mil lm pmarittad to bi -"I'l tin- yenr. Tta regulations gOVimlng tin -aim* willl.' stii tly an/oread." This is ihe ,li, iiiiii ill Mi. I Cunningham, provincial Inapartoi nl (mn ■„ t- h ua* Llien ii hi thai the information man Is* prmd among lum iiuwar. in nil pari ■ I iln- pn i in*' IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PARENTS N.iinis ami atltliess, s ,,l all slinliiils ili'sirmi'- "I nn- rnliiieiii in NorthVini a iei i II ::li St Imnl tor 'iisimg term. ihould l» * omtniini' l In Mr. ,\ R Sti li '* Clia;rinan t.f II ill I rl I m |, as, |e ION ill 13th "isl. TENNIS TOURNAMENT City Council Holds Short Session Aid. Schultz in His Customary Seat Tllc 11,.,'k lipnil ill,' (oHli'1 1' aal ill ilu* c, r. R. holel ui Balfour \t to hi ..niiii'ii*,'l Immediately, OBIT, 1 WARD 'Hii'- ■I am,,I I11-I Sundav aiellillg llft'i '"' '* » '' ptald p ni"i'i" "I I te "A 1 „L„*,| ll'l aal I cl II I lltllgl ! '" " malm itme letwived - * lhi indirtii ing piirhus of Llenie ,V 'Imp "H fl"ln where lhe IUM. tl 'il-' 1*1' ' under ilm Indttpmdml "> lei ' IM i.ii,*,*. H 1 "a- 1 brother "f Ira, I'aiikni a,( Jnd >i"*i ol ihl a, ,i"i 1 brother Irom 'lieiilcn, arrived rt lerdaj i" lhe funeral. The batUn of la-t eieiiing's .ollll.il meting was thl loot that Ihere were only two slum miles in placa ol the Usually long list of correspiuiilellcc. Tin* 1.* ippaarance ,,f Aid. Schulli in liis , llSlonilllt -Cil * I* .Ileal -a,0MI Ijtt.C -iitpn-c aiii"iu-l ili wlm hntl not been apprised of his decision tu abide by lhc ni-h of his [illon nlilrrnieii to retain his seat until t! ml nl tta term. Ill- Wor-hip pie.uleal and all lhc aid,'lllll'll llele pli'-ellt a'\, a|,| MIL.* Altl. Maliue. Mr. I'oretnnti, who is a oiistru, ting a block ou Isi siiirt, .asked what si,.|a wen* being 'nkcii in tagaid t" luttm< iiig the ridtwraOn ami adjueting 'in drain- on llial sins',! to .,,ni..rill Willi Ihe new guide. Ile llluhisl I lha, lhe pies,*nl -nl,walk wa- !l fis'l loo high. Aid. Mi Nei.h though! it wii- 1,, 1 practicable i" Iowm ihe -i.lewalk until lhe siias*! ua- |„*i mail, lillt' liv.'il. Tin* etigiini'l -and I ia-nl-*i,sl it leai-aeialile to lower the -nl.u.alk uloll*.' Ml. t Ill in'- IuuI'Ihil' I h' -i*h will ihel,* tills allOllt 1 \ f,s*t tltlt* th, road, li mi- ii'fciici ta, ii,, * Aid. I'owlrr a-kisl what * ■ Taring on Hie piop,,-e,| bathing beach ■ insl, Mai ih Nei.h mid nothing he i Un loin* 1,11 mvouiit of so nne h noil mssleil elsclt Iiele. Mil. lowlel -ai'l lh 11 inL' the wnler al ihis |Hiinl at*al , .1 nl.'iiiu: thai tin* mweragi ii**" * hi elllpltillg lllln llie Illlel tie 11..< o( ih,* opinion thai the conn il ihonld li -etc! the .elii|'linn ol llli- I" ■ Iiiiii. Alil. Irwin ua- of tin* -nine npiliell*. I In I t. 1 ia.ll lllaa'laltl Va , I * * ' U l I i " .* leteil. llll llu* la <liil> lill I. .11 iif tie ,tod th,* following ap|»'ii,t ii- win made lor lii* men ' I'l.e the painl I,.| o ;na. I M lloiie I, Alal Tanner, .1 I fpaiha, Hat at I;,■,, .1. linrnlh*. H I I I he Ml'"' I I"' I' i' l"''|s I I' I,, piditi, h I'lnu-e 7 "f a ■ . f IMM I lie righl o( lhe , lit I.a In al' I I. lln I la \ allei cenl nlu* Ii fan * i up ill the Icourt, ihi* weak. II,* thought that * '!"* * 1 in e ii M * i Hj Is -cell how plain llic , ill icii'nm na*. lb* believed thai ol llie di-lri* I eoillnillots ia,**. 11 * .. uv I- "f tii. ,ii.I ii id ml llml lhe *, ua, ..oil.hug lhe inoiein* in ni i *m ll I 'inleil 11 WlWn lhe teh-l'l ali-pule was lieing argUfd, lli vJ( ' i.ii ii'l ' .' hiiii an\ uniil i oii-elil lo ttie i a . -inn*. I |0dgl iltl I I* alalia,*.* 'I* ,* motion 'I'-* i Iium in qui i to the repot ten, li n *"l ll lieiue uia'l* i lood thai lhi |aaal lli.al. In,! ul Itllt tll iiieiniiei ..I ih,* ita*, npm "i llial i * aa. I la, lhe |i||i. i * iii |» i in rep * ra |U|H* line "I to 1 iddltlOl III I'd"' l!|el. Ill, |,l, * lllhd (ill lla.'H Ihl on lhe -aial load i lml Intel williimi ll iii'inl "f tl"' dlltrii ' i md iiii ihai' 'he ninl i " *.*! iii a. nod condition wa* I.'i all ll \|H'Use ol' lllc nil' "i|'-i|alioll ami In lllc snlishu lion of lln* ala-lrial DOtincil." ■ I. I'. I ell nriilr a-king it tiii.it t" ' to -a,nm ngreemi'iii relative lo lhe park in lhe west end. I.aid ■ ner (,u fin I tier , unaidcrutioii. The following tinnncinl acoUtl TOI !*i •■ i ("i payment : Kinani,*, R41JB lloard „( Works, SHtii.sii. I',,Ine s-J.,.". .'HI, Wuler I'nmmittee gJII.IM, Kin* an* Lighl SHWelT, anil Health c'.-ll.T.*, The clerk reported the publiealio • >f four hx.il impiaiicnii tit tVOfhl whi'It hmi mil been petitioned ngainsl. It wis reeolvod In call lar landii to bf ill two Weeks heiue (nl tlio of these In* .a iini'ioteineiil w* rks. |.on. dale Ate. from IM -Iree! lo lhe a ilt Innn- mul ilnl s'ris't from Sl. II i* inl- io lhe 'ity limit.. In llie fiitlne! a .l.c il 11 ,- les,l|le I ** il** tin* ca-l -ide nf lhe tnet llllll lie a.aotnpli-li.d after a on-ulliiiL willl the II. I . I'h*. Ill, lit. lo who. Hank- liutei-e tin- portion oa ale 1.1.el I tie etigin<s*r -ant lie Wolllll llot III i to proliiis,' that tin* -Heel aa imhl le in a ten pamihle eondltinn al tlm ■ A -uninni I,-nlelil wa- | lit -nni laled thai lln li* Hi la* IJ families n qulrilg watei -ii their holne- Inail III, M hull** li'Wii-Hc ami I lira' ...me .1 ll families were going I.. p * llilllel ill 'In It | |a] -elil .piatlel- II, letiewed the pletioll- an lion of tl aaiioiaii requiring campin lo pa] Int ** nine, ling |'lp<'> Insiile- lhe Mil, I I Alll. lllllll aiid lh it lhi- pUI .1 di' latent light en tta matter, lln in,,lion ,,( Ud, MNei-h end li win it WM I"f. I ml to 'he w iiei '".I mini.' wiih power I,, a* I. a'. - from the Iliuli l'i a in,*-, weie p Ill -ob' ilu., .ad edition il." *. out, I bag wi : f in*1 '« lh. .lllllll I I' I' \ a I V a-l *l I* .1 I,, llialal a,IU,' ,,' I'a I, Iilil nil * II* III ila, l,UI,lcn- I"! 'he plitllege *l /I'll, in lha ' I" i n pot li 'li of thr ■ilv. thl, Kowler ,isk,s| whal WH '1* n,\l mote ill regniil I 1 illation. Ihe elli'ineei tcpli. d thnl ll.. In i.a »as iii iiii hands ,,f iln* . in I iior who was preparing a In I iv (en I. ' 'll'- | II, KIII.I.HI I ' -laleil, would hate I,, I tole of the |»eople. The i,nne il then wenl ml Unit he whnle. \ -|..iial meting it ill !«' h'l'l "" ■ ''OIL' f"l the pUrpO a.l ii I,,,| .. prominent imong wU li ire 'In* mat tan win* h are propomd In I" helore lhe llllllll it .nut, 1.lia.II III 'I" I B ' M Whi ll 111,.*!- II, -I a The lemiis loin'lament which was held on the man nf K\ Aliliiniaii Crickmay on Saturday last wan a lllusl ,'movable and sin eessftil ntfnir. The participant! were local citizens anil in every evclil llie sets were kismli a oiite.-tetl nml ihere was lu, laeh ' niere-i throughout. I hi ra*.ults were II follow. ; II. Hoods nnd Sintkins beat W. I. llll in ami Slo.klll.lll J -els to love li. II. Wlllll llllll lh \\. HrelC li-l laa It. Mtitlhcws aiiil .1. I lil. -J .el. i,, lot,*. I'. N. liayliss and II. M, I'herson I'.ii Iii I'., liayliss uml It. Maaniightri jr., 2 seti to love. 'i. Irinitage aiiil Hughes lo-l ti, I. T. Pollock und s. Humphrey! '.' teta i,a tare, P. Wnnl nntl K. Adnnison IhuiI Haw kills and ('. Hooley 'J sel. I,, hoe. .1. Wyljc llonald.oii ami K. Ihploak beal C, Beavon and bv. Booper 9 sets to I. It. M.l'I hew- llllll .1. I a.Iltil lost lo P. N. Ilntliss and II. MilTier-ma I -ets to |. P. Maul ami I'l. Admit.on bml H W Is anil Simkins -J s, is to hue. lllll.THTT.TI RAI. KNIIIHITIIlN PRIZK LIST The prim lisi for ihe annual eibih- ilion of lhe Norlh Vminiincr lla.iti cultural Society iiiiiI Knrmeis' In-ii* lule, which lakes pbue iu lln* Horn ulliiral Hnll, corner ol 21.1 ■trml and Lonsdale Ave, on lhe Ulh and H'lli ol Sept,'inlier. hi ■ I ■ ■ lal I 11 rompiiscs rut uilmii it'ilc nntl varied lint of classes for whi'h is aith'iisl a nunilicr of hand n* nips ned largi moiieyisl pii/e.. Set etui new fen lute., a deparlure from lhe ptetioiis ■dent., itt!l Ive inttoilmisl lhi. vear PLEASANT i:\KNINi, A ten plea-lllll evelllll_, Mas .|lfUl il lhe home ol Mr. ami Mm. ('. A. Mis', Isl stris't, lasl evening, when lhe '"■usion marked the return "( Mi. W, K. Ilurtieti. u s|iecial Iriend ol lhe lamil) wh,, has he,.,, nbsrn! in the .■ist for about a tear. Thc evening was taken up witli music and gmtnt, ' a. |>.|.nlaa dngknj of Mi-s Mary U' Sullivan "f Vaaaoavm lieing ilm (,*,i ' ne of ihe former. After re(n-h nls wen* pailaken ol the friends hs|irrs(sl ail a late hour. Among 'host' |il,■.cut were Mi-s Mart Usui nan. Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mi-- rlmith, Mi-- I Badth, Mr. H. K. Ilm i"U ami * lllusl M,s*. n nun: uwi- \ lelt .pile! w.sldili*.' was -olelllll ,'l llu- iiiiirning aii lhe Pie-byleriaii iinin-e botonm Mr. Arthur ruin, a melnls*! a,f th,* ,|n |00ali lum "i I iu " Comp nn o| thi. , ,ty, nnd Mi-a II. Mat Have, late of llorhillg, Mine,, I'nglaml. ltev. tlilhim *a|leiai.d mnl .nlv the illlitl* diute lliellils ill 111,* ■ ami e ling panics tn i. po mn lh lemiiny. The bride, who l"ok<sl lieeoming in a mil iia telling iln--., Mas attended ht Mr- I le* M, llalll . ntld lhe I** itisl bv Ml. It. I Mill**, of llie hlppl ,,,l||l|e lell * la ,(tel ill,* hlOl Wa t I.il on a Irip i" 1 It '"im ii"tn whi ra Ita) allll I lhe Soaind ,|ln*-. llll Itafa aelnin lhe, will reside on M -U'el JAMH IBI \nii Mil '.'I. i,I f the - hoi I of lhe limed I,ulf I.land gioup. of hi a -\lnll ail,* ol tweitlt prominent \ i I■ .ri an . ind without ant iititow ml tlrlay a .tart will M mail,. IomiiiiI- im[*i.-*■<- nieiils w In, h. wiih ils minit natural .will make it one of th* • populai I "I ih.* I'a die nun' I*1" la.li* | * ai I. lllll.lim. MUM I I'.SS STATION ('Misi H lean, who ha- h I all,.. I ,,i" . Nl loi i .*.i a, tie i* "ne "f i hollda) left th.* i * wnk (or -'i iti,.,,,, | th , Wlll Ink. . I, n*.**,. ,,( ih, pari h Ihel !"' nip 'i-l lie will Is i itixi Oraadln. Tlw I nit-.1 M" n in VU Un i". ,.| It is Illlt kllOWII eteli liy lh, .;. ,' ai uteri it will In* opmag again I in tin* meantime I. ttgaged in '.* ihlppilg end in Vain out. i. II. opinio! is ventured In.weaei ihal lh,* period will not l»* tat} Imgtl I i.tem ha- ban workb Notth Vuneoiiier ihal its , ,| mil shaaiiK bring al out i a i, * .*' ai|'.iati..|i LOCAL AND PERSONAL I'he block paving for the new bin dock has arrived and work banton- isl in full swing by ('oiilriu lor Cotton. Mi- Edith llraydon of l'i. ton, tint., was in ihe 'ily on Initlay last the guesl of Mrs. K. A. Morden, Six 1 li sllls't. Miss Mary l.ang relumed lo duty nt her post in ilu* eity hull yesterday l ii.' aiflei IBJoying a pleasalll two wts'ks' tmulion. Mi.. .1. R. "roll ami Mini, Hnth Prodi of Sculllr are lhe quests for ft fell d,l\. aaf Ml. alld M|s. .1. A. Ml'* Milimi i.f I "nli .ih,). Mr- B, Pollok, tif 1 Tl ll slreet wan llu- winner of thl leoond fri/e for aim,a leu r piirlrait painting in all at ih,* Vaacouver wkMthn, Mrs. T. Ilitialiison returned on Sun- 'lay frotn a pleasalll Imlnlny s|s*nt at I'nll Mellon. Mr. Illllallisol] Meill lip 011 Saliiralay and relumed with his (nmili. Capt. Pal'lie the chief navigation evaiuiner for the provtnoi wan in the in tcierilay in connection with the iiiljiisimcul of llie eonipiiss of lhe Tartar. Mr. I. I*'. II. I . Wood, lhe Iwal .Inieinaii. returned lhe latter part ol Insl w,s'k from Bomb] I.laml when* he spent ai pica-.nil wek and a half's holiday. A \,*,\ pretly dame ttas given by- Mrs. (Capt.) Archibald at her rharm* ing home on l.ottstbile Av, In.l Kn day evening. The gue-t list iinludisl a numlver ol Ynneonvrr friends. (Ill account (if olher llllaingeltlents the regiibir city btuiil inneeit will not In* held uniil Thtirsdiiv evening thin mck. The band i. Nflged lor lhe alternoon on Wednesday at the butchers' l,;l|l„* lie Chief Davis ha. reieiti'd instruction. fnim It. It. I Ills, publii* aduiitii-lra i.e. io .,11 lit,* eli.sis of the late Uar ry liordnn on the premises ju.t -■nst ..f l.onsibile liatden., on Satur* aim nlicrtiotin. Mr. Alex. Philip ami member, at hi. family, who hnve been -pending a (en- day holiday at Sooke. II. ('., returned last evening much refreshed a. a P-- .ult of tlie outing. Mr. Philip wa. on hilt early this morning at hii new tfliee neVl lhe l*'\pir«. ollue. The many friends of Mr. Malcolm will be pleased to tec hi. moiling rutin abroad again after hii long -lege of illness which ronlined Inm lo In- i.... in lor several w.rk. pail. He in now rapidly convalescing. Mi. Iho Hh.i*|ei, ihr C. P. K. nf-enl at Norih lleml ami a former Norlh Viunotner boy, s|»*m ihe week-end in lhe city the gue.l of hi. parent! and rclntivc*. Ho look the opportunity t" renew many nnpiiiiiilnnies of lormer days while Inic. 11 i. nnnouinetl thnt Mr. Thos. Clark, one ol Norlh Vancouver', for mer popular young men, and now a CPU. oporatau ai Rank IVnd, il to Is* ill u 11.-.I **n W'edi.cs.l ,y ,,l llus w,s*k ..nni.' I ult of lh,* lalter (own. oul* retood ihat a pertm of Iheii honetinoon will lie s|.*nt in Niuih Vain outer atari Mi. 'Turk's . Mt. and Mi.. In. Clark nf Ilh .treei, rwide. a* 'a 'I I'l hi'* "11 lilt. IIISINI-ss | U\N<A( HON Mi I S II t -a,hi out hi* in- ii I.. I a,I dale rlinrmary al il ii.-i ol I on-'lah* Vteiiue ami sih iU a*, to Mr. A. ,1. M, l\-.iii ink,*, ihmge ta> aim nml will "iiimie ihe l.u-inei. a miliar up 1.. date tines a. hen* lofore adopled In Ir, I htuna.. Tlie Loaadali Ptanmcg wn. mnted i "m its infatni to ih* pn-eiit well labliitad '"iniTti thmagh Mr. Tho individual effiilT*. and his gen ml populutiit IBoag In- fellow, and natrOaW, lb* will aoi reiire Irnin i< • lite business for a bort time anil ' * * tie Th.* new proprietor, \t, I,., all nnl fai'iiahlv klumn a- I l"i ".. man a,l lhi. cily, having lieen a pari iter wilh Mr. llml,is in tie gn, *,v bu-iiie- "I Mth ami Iv.i.n I ,• Inm block •in* Mi I* 'a I- ai dl I. ' ll' lie I, ,1,1 that lln nl I*' I clli* irulll handled In him H mil known in In* I* thia * 111. 'mon Inn Oh , •* .i ba. made ii Initial apptai * ight page paper TWO THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. vjt,»«..««..e,«.,..«...mggigg.„„„..«»gg.g,^ is I ■» _\ j* jO | ta n S Tl ■ ' w m I. ■ ' m ■ OUR SILVER STANDS THE TEST OF TIME! Thii il in ige of ideas, an agi; ol new thingi, but the people nl the period, though alwavs looking for tin* new, cannot turn from that whuh lias already won its way into popularity and proved iti worth, llirks' sterling silver is one ol the latter, its tlis- tmi tive leiturei ind durability being t, cognised by all wlm know ami appreciate true worth, In tliis line we ire ibovi the throng nl minuficturen tliat a itci tn iln- buyen oi the world. (Inr silver is turned out by crnfttuen who aie muten of their proleiiion, men who bivi grown up with the art. An art? Y.-, beClttU the silver produced bj the lunoui "llirks" factory is a true wmk ol art. See OurdilpllJ ol thii excellent ware, ami also remember tbnl • links'" iHvei is aold direct frnin thi hu tint, giving you the benefit of the laige profit nl the middle mm, _X CAREER OF THE NEW VICEROY BIB CHARI.KS HARDING! TOO IMI.I. (,I IHK INDIA TIIKOlllll CRITICAL I'KKIOD IS NOTABLE MAN : HENRY BIRKS & SONS, LTD. Z Diimond Mirchintiind |ewelleri ■ m '"'"* K. irurev, .. , — 'ja Managing Ihreetiir Hastings & Granville Sts. We Are Prepared to Consider the Purchasing of Agreements of Sale. ALEXANDER SMITH & CO. 11 l.nnstlitli' Avonue M-onw-Offloe '-'l Houso 22 l'.O. Box 50 JUST OPENED CLAVERIE fr ARCAND have just opened on First Street, East, an up-to-date GROCERY STORE where the public will be sure to find a good and fresh assortment ol Groceries and Provisions, Fruits and Vegetables in season. t_ Mr. An and was wilh F. Filion ol Vancouver lor the last eight years. CLAVERIE cV ARCAND LOOK AT THIS Hall hlock (rom Lonsdale Avcinu . *'! Lot6, Block 18, liistriet Lot 541J. These lots ate 33x14*-!,, It. tn ,1 lain- aiiil arc lieinn snhl as follow*. : Facing on 17th Street ■ • • $850.00 Facing on 18th Strtet ■ • ■ $800.00 nh, hnhinti (,. ij, is ami 24 months LINDSAY & CREELtUN Rt || I Male ami lt1-.11r.11111 BfOltl is. 120 Vti.ntl Street I .isl. SALE Greatest Furniture Sale Ever Pul on in North Vancouver CASH You Want The Furniture CASH COUNTS We Want The Money PRICES Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! COME IN AND SEE llnr .re « lew nf ihr CASH PRICES R01 tl Oak Dii iii, Ium llnl pin . $9.50 . -. Pi mum DiRiitii 14x14 . $7.85 Rovil Oak Sim i.mu'ii lu'v. glm $14.50 Iiok 1 $2.95 ■ $4.50 E«TIW»» Tai $7.75 $8.75 $10.50 tad Mf SPKCI \l. :.a li , \i Bi 1 - BtMTi ii ii $19.75 THE N. V. HOME FURNISHERS 128 Lonidale Avenue sir riinrlc- Harding*, thi new vice my nf India, ii ilm ■atprenu type ol an iiri-alnrrury llial lia- utlnpti-il it Sl'lf t(| tht alllllllli.lllS llf lhc llcltla, illlcy. lln 1','l'i'c-cni-i a licivililaiy nil ill|T class, -,*lV- ilia* \ctt* York Posi, whloh lia*. heat, 11 ils sivtinls iiu,a plowiharo*, and whit h, having alum doud'il * * laim i" role In* right, oon iiiiiii*. 1 le in In-ii* virtue ul ii* a;i|i,*ii m (or government, The itri-i" 1 tl nl inrlmlruinu ami .ai popular imagine! is haughty, ar 1 "l: mn anil 11, .in i.iii-. Like i'„. r.aallllaaafl , In* I, a la* l,ll,*<l tlutlliuL Mid f,.1 lj. 11i.n nothing, Iiiit ilie arUio leracy whii-h rantrivm t" let lln ll" iliiiniiiaint |i,a*iii,,ii under the lotn .,f .la ma,a tatty, bee both learn,d a * fut-jaUlcll Ul.tllt lIlillL'S, ll Ids ;,a! || eii Itaell to 11 environment In Iiuiul, mi ul; ih,* weipotu uf i'ln I* **" ia nm unit li'ii-lini; In lhat nil'llli Mill and ll laelulelliy lo Ulli llll* lllll*- aai lllell 11 ill allll ails do ilnn ige, Sir Chartea Harding* is lha imi* diplomatllt His peraon it , Intra, ul Itica t|tialify him in am i-.ieplitiii.il l'i I'lrrei' l"i' cnuiia ietlng ai policy iii -11 ll I nat a* In lailuai* in *t min.unn the poaalbl a Ion iaar oppanilinii anal [ri. li.ui. Ile I- u man vin.i.- 1 tut',' and rel'uicniiiil iml'icss , veiviuu* uli,, * a,me- nil nl r l ,t i'ii Ii'in. His manners uie <jraiii»u- ulul ilium fad. He Ims in- rough ten, a * peritiea, His temper and ms (\\ re rim are llwayi thoroughly inula ten tr,,I. He never I - In- i,*iii|H'r, h nevr raises lii- voire, ami In- nen'i ili-'lailns. Tli,*re i- iilmiil liis niaiiiici liuvvevcr, siuuellilll.' Ihal lUggl ' aaihn ami leenniiialiil itrugth, "n, l.i'ls that than is an Iron hand b 11,','tlll llic telvet cl.aVe, \,,| llll ll Ilia' moat, even when lie .Mai- ta, other*, ,I,H- In- cite un iln|u,--iull nl afl J ue--. Ilici,* i- about linn nothing ol llial -It. insiiinuliiiL". inn unin- min n.i whkh i- fniiiili.ii among prolewd diplomat!*!*, IOS1 III IN I IHI'l I'M \TI*-T llul Sir ( lml,- II irdinge i- mti'li in lltan a ili|i|,,lilali-l lhe MMI I h-lieil in-itnm. iit fat lli, ,\|*i, ,*l |la,||,V »v 111- li lia- Ihvu ll.Illlel I" uthers. I tu.in ,,i In- male haowtedgt .unl npari auul aai' -u, li nauaual alitlitv uml ilulii-lrv. .uniil Itanllv .a v.inl having • potent inftuanw upon llli, |n,li* v iii lime Willi vi Inui' ' broughl inl itaet, md '-;"*' dlj ii|iuu the minlften nl rtate, who ■• ea ami BO will. mini. Mm »iimilL' hi. -I'm- i" dip Imnnv. lac wu- quidd) will, ,li. iwn (i,a,u th. a -ah "( ln'iiit; ■ iii. re raouth plaej I., thai ol hiftaf '" hn ii„* (aa,,iL*u polie] el tin Briliah Bm pile, mnl ihuiili! ilu- hi-' '""r reere, in which In- ha- aeted tu patMinenl Ullllcr -ii retain Dl -tail'* "" ' . his lllllllrti c Ii.i li. MM *" |ia,wel(lll ll- tn l.in-e Hit, labU inanv Liberal*, wlm dread ■ di tatoi -hi|,. 'lhe etlilnr nf lhe Nut nn. win lia- l.-ll "ue ul lite inu-l III .,( lhe foreign polk) "I hi- umi party, luu wilthM t "N ••• ne ipic.liuu -ir I I,nh II ii'Iiiil'c'- ahil uv. lu- nan! esmtbare, both le la* iad in ilipiiim u v, un.l the Wh een whkh hi hn inafntod m Ih* lor rigl nlli,,*, where III- ;|.-.„ i ll I, Ul Willi |,aa|„V |lU< lM-.ll ll .llllll I* - |-,i»l-|-flll aad 'h'" i tii.it. il* ai ..I • ol -tnle." It li,*.|u.nili 1.1|'V* ii- ilm' i1 puwer- beUad lhi ihroae in mi kn,ani, tu ih. in *' t ■* "* irt hj Ml I hull,* DUh) lipOB lhe I puvielflll lllell ill ll"' Ullll-ll I'llll'l" w;,- ,,-.. ntlv quoted by a Irt I i i.iu.iih.iiilc thing ni.uui ench ul lhi • men ii ■■"' I "" ' iii the linlili ev. Sir I lull' II irdinge wu- un,*, ami l»" uili.t v ,,| I milrilnuv *,u,l i ii ' rnlag a/ham lla. K • I It ai'le ■ rlippanl remark iu the latam* lapan II 1**1 l.iiei wliih I. L'lii altu'ii iIt., realgnati ,1 lh* M inph. «l I vi,i*.li| .il.. I • '■ |."Hil • llli- stlirV l'i ll lit* lll'lll la III fulfill I, II tll,' 11 llll, ut ill'' f lh I I |l"« I'tfiil pereonality in the I1, ltl»h I ■ |ailc. It vv,, lid ho :ill in al* i | tu fill I'l ill'* III II I RAPID KM IN l'i'«l I! -ii I'liul. II a* * r ha. |»i*|| une ,.f Iai li Vllil In It in ■ ■ unl I un1 I,mi he | led il il"* ii I* llf llt'l'lllv laa* || |a|e ll- iiiilu ha ui ih* et 11 realm ua i .i*i*i i .1 through , iho ami' i *. ii * hington, HoAa, ll'i' li ■ I ii, and Sl. I'elcl-lilli , || afaaajfj j„ ,upull Ulna*. Ulliil III I-'1- * ,p| ! lirvt .oi i.' ii I I'd,*' bur* M purlin ' ,r ea.t in the Bal ,, uml i III ll'l I*.Ill'll I'l ■ 'li* i-i I'd -CHI and llu i It w* Ihi- a\ jlllt > wilh whi* h he inaiilc hlmiell in i-ler u' t'V'eiviliini! lliul I'l'i'laineil lo Ihe pol icy iu iiu-i* aaiiiairies, thai i[aV6 hilll hin (ippiirtuniii. For in inj vears pasl tlie ivniiv ol gravltj an world policy has been moving rantward, Britain has vaal intaraata nl "take In Alia and bt the Ewtarr MediterraB enii. lireut eventi wen. brewing In Macedonia, in Pi rule, In India, an.l In China, anal then was need "I l man ai ilm li.diti in ile* foreign nfllot who knew the oasicrn queation iii iill Ita pliasi's. In 1903 Sir i hn la- Hardiaga wiih rpt'iillt'd frnin St. Peternburg to lie iissislanl miliar sci'icimi for fnr* i*i*.*ii nll'air- al home, I'I'.I.SliVt liRATA \l COI ll'l' n ha wa- willed ui l.iuiilnn, Sll Chart** Hardlnge' pei on al iii- toon made hia i pei ana gi ita al rourt, The inct which had made Wm o a a'i's-fiil u diplomati i »ai tqu -Hi •' vicealile Iii Inm al COUrt, Ahina-I iiniiiedialely altel hi- recall I"' I i ■_;i\.ti ihe rank nl minuter plenlpoten linrv lo nil. nd King I *hi 1"! in Iii live weak*' lour ol 11 boa, Kaple*, Rom* and Pari . In tehlrh the found* i * ol ilm entente* with Portugal, Italy anil franc* tin,* laid. I h* I.iii lormed th* higheal opinion ol hii lacl auul i liaru* let*, and planed Ilic i*l reliaiiae upon lii- htdgmal \ part) "f ll. T, I', -nivcvnr- are at lire-cut -urveviiic :, liu,* down thecal-! -iiic nf Hani-mi halve frum lhe hdl ,„„.| iiv,*, anal the t'cllll'i'l'lnll- wUch vvill iii all probabllitj l«* ■ brat* l> Iin* ilaalll full I,* Org* I" \ 'III' UUV* I, Tea, her : "Uhal i- a |i*i-"ii railed liliu -leal- '" \al ,'IIISWCI'. I,*I*lier: 'Ami, Tommy, luppoa I ivcle lu put mv hand iu vuill* p.,. hel nrl lake mn n penny, what would you call mc '" luinniv ifullv nui-. i,,u- uf a -* " iiiy oi iniul : "l'l.'i-e. ir. vuii vv..lll,l lie a eoiijurcr." Ni-w Wi stniinsti r I..m! Ul ttict, ilistrict nf Nt\v Wi-stiiiiii ilu. Take imi ivi- lli.it Tlioina- Tod I.t'itli ul Vancouver, 1! C. ,a,cii|i.tiiuii, i.iiitlitT', iiiu-nil-- It 11ij.lv lur |uriiiissiaaii to j'tir* ili.isi- iln- loUowins iltMT'ii'i'd l.uitls: Aliniii m icrtg fm tiifiiciii-; al I pott idaiiU'tl mi tin- iiiirtlicist innnr nl Int .', fjjo, ilii-iiti- suiiili Bo di.iins. thence eul 6i ;; chalai to sllnl't' nf BOTM Slim- I.nkr. thence along ihore ol lake in i northwestern direction to poinl n( iiilIllllllUcllH'llt THOMAS TOI) I.KITII, Pet William l'.il/itl I'likf, Aj-ent. Iiuif ::ntl, iiim. a CUB?RY CO. Dry Cod* »md CorniT Lonsdale nnd Second. Phone 255 TWO NEW ARFUVALS FOR FALL A full range of EnglUli Hannelette, very 1 n\ Inaw,:!'_'iiii'lics, nil olioici' patterns I I iC A iplendld lelection ol heavy Shining I'lun- | C iit'lt'ttt', neat patterm, full 36 inchei wide ■ *<C West Vancouver Motor Launch Service Lunch "West Vincouver," Captain Fintllij I a. used tut' J5 pmengen TIME TABLE I i*avi, I. nu a 1 Hii.-miv,*, Itnllyliurn Wharl tut hru,. I karri I VCI'V D.'l I a |'l •'IIUlluV 7.30 a.m. B.00 .1.111. ij.on a.m. i" 00 .1 in. 11.00 a.m. 1.' 00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. 1 1 in p in 15.00 p.m. iii ian p.m 17.uu p in. iS.uii ji in 19*00 p.m Sfiluntoi-, (I, lv J j. tm p.m. 0,-30 a.m Sunil.n Vlmlule M*"" p.m. 17.00 p.111 ■• 11,00 p.m. SinKle Fare l.r>r. Twu Tickets 25c. 11 in ki -1 routi liom North \ int onvei to the diitrit 1 beyond Cipilino River, Launch "Weat Vani inver' ioik-*i couutc* turns, without fail, with tin l'u. it .nmi- Irom North Vmi couver, 11 psi ibove m ti***iule. ttt Api'in \ti(i\ nu; iiijion I.1HNM Sotka li li.icl'v uiv,11 llnl at the ii.-M ritting ol th* board ol I leenaini ('uinnii--ia,ni*i. loi ile 1 in nl Nmili t ,l| **a|V,*|. I II,la Iial 1,1 -*l|lll|l lul I I'* till I...I lie lell e I*at tlie | T.-tll i~.*l«. on lot ■-•.'. block IM, ll. I* 974, un i-i '"*• • eaat, tteai It. Ha r|d I \vclUla* isii.'i„'li PHA8 I Mi 1 llatiil ui North \ in ut* 1. {at. '.'iit. i"i" Cm 01 MMM II \ Willi \ I It I |i.|ii|; I li I Rg| M'l'l.n \IIHN 1 \ki sn in 1 thai il ilie -ant ,,( iln* board "I 1 uu 1 1- aa| the 1 itv '*! Vuill Van . I uii.iiil I., npi'ly (,,r a -lm|' il b0ttll l< ailing li'i'i"! "mler Uu iimvlaioai ol uli -,*. Imu :l, ol w*, liun li'i a.f tin V'i U|, jpal I III > V I Ul I I * kill I'l Ia< I ,„a |0l 1, Iiimi, UW, a,' ,■ a, 1 kit JTI, itt the I" "I North iver, uiai- li -nl I ' *-aiai..l ,,,, tl aiil, -i.le nl ttt -Uu-i, went Bl \| al.aili tlel,Ul'. Iltl lll'llll k I MIN |i*. I 11. 'uh ,lav ,,( \ let, U) I NORM VANCODVtl rttll lliiil: UtiLt STEAMER sr QEORGE STR. NORTH VAKCOl'VuR l.t.ivf Vail. *6.2o .1.111. 7*3" " 8.30 " 9.15 " III. 15 " 11.15 " li-15 p•'» 1.15 " 2.15 " 3-'5 " 4-15 " 5'5 " h.15 " 7-J5 " S15 " ',15 » 10.15 " •1115 " Time I.tavu N. Van. I.c.tvi' N. Van l.tau* Van. "(1.4s a in "6.20 a.m. '0.45 a.m. 7.50 " *7.2ti " 'Stai " S.50 " *8.2o " 'S.jo " 9-45 " y-20 9-45 " 10.45 " 10.15 " i" 45 " 11.45 " "'5 " 1145 " 12.45 pm 12.15 p.m. 12.45 p.m. 1-45 " '-'5 ' 1 45 " 2-i.S " 2.15 " j.45 " 3-45 " 3-15 " 3-45 " 4-45 " 4-15 " 4-45 " 5-15 " 5-15 5-45 " «»-45 " 6.I3 " 6.45 " 7 45 " :-\i " J 45 " 8.45 " 8.15 " Ms " 94S ' 9.15 " -145 ' i".45 " 10.15 " w is " 'H.45 " 11.15 " HM 12-45 " 'oo * N"t "ii Slinil.iv. Tiil'lt- sultii'it io th.in pu without untiii- Mnn 1 in oornucrou ■#•' NORTH Ifl Mi I0I00L 8ealrd I'enilt 1 . ip»r« ril at 'I eiel'' lhe Nntlll tttai -I I Hultdilga" »lll Im* I Ived liv the ||u|l"iirill'le lh'' nl I'u'iaii Vurkt, up i" ""'' iiuliiiliiii; I lay. tit*" Suih Aa "I *. I'.'lii, lm ih,< ,t,*.ii.,n nii'l pletion 0) a large IwulutMaeri -a h,,a,i liuil'lifi.* in ih,, niial Mualoipal lii-iii* 1 ,,f North la,, uuv,t, Itiili uu,ml I ll '1,1 Ha tl I'l ,11-, S|.** ih ation*, 1 nulla, I, MM Knrni. ul Tendei raa* i» -*,*n ea Ha ,,(1,, ihe Mh tlm nl tuguat, IWO, »i ll Hi I \. II a I uu, I -.,., I'luVlll rial Tiinlnr Impel tor, VltMNVM . Mr.. B, -I. I ami'l" t" lh'' North Htai Bt h ol It., ird, \.,nh Vaa a 1,uvei , aad ti.* D ol Tub Hi Worn, \euui 1. Karli |iru|«i.al nm-i l»' UXOtapenM li)- an aoapted bank *li,*|ii. ur i-rrtifi calr nl ile|Mi.tl ol i h 't.inl hank nl Cana'ta, iiiinh i lyahkl lo ilu lluiiuiir able llu- Xini-iei ..I Publii Wurk. Inr a mim Hllvaleal Ul I" gtV a ll ■•' the nmi'iini "I ihe lender, which .hall l«* lullritcl II III'' |.lll' ,1, ||n* iu enii*, Inl a,Ill'll 'll'i'll !■' 'I ' I ll hr I a|| la, nmplet* ih" wort I * 'lhe ' * It III uniurtantul lendei. mil l*e rrltirneil PALACE HOTEL lv 111 -*: II2.00 per ami up. Npi i i.il inlrs tt) fain- iln •> ami to tt [Oil] boirden . . . . lU *— J__*r''Z Gffill .iI.k! REDA & ANDRUSS Sn "\n Sikh i. PflOPRitTOHS Nt'KI II \ \N( HI \ I.K. I', ( IM l;!'l,'.v liV'ju Ou llnr whu v.ivi s grin lv i- nut t nii- ■ i'1'ii ii i iiii-i i. Rltht t i- In |ivi ii i ii tlit ler ninth uiniii ieme ami |odkioui Ion thought, 11' Itiuks alu .ul anal HM| per- haps si* Km . , an ul, | i, m m\ tun* ol iln* multitude ul tliitiK- wlm li m.iv i im ■' *i.a ii mil -ii.nai upon his rist'iiii is. I lit. Ilullar will simt an act unlit Willi llu I'il I'll ul ll.iitiilltni. C. G. HEAVEN, Agent, Kofili Vincouver, Hii ilig II ''•* ■ aSffli Head Office: HAMILTON lu Ihrm llpun lhe I'l'i'itinn Ttndet «'II not b nidi red unl»«« 'Ml'lr , ,1|t ll,, ill, ' I l ", i*' I cl with il" nf lhe Tlie Inweat nr miv lonilet u ' •arilv ni.i pt*d I'. I'. lit.MI'I I'. Public Wl nl milt I III" liei.ii.i i. I, 1 I aa. I I, ■ 'I., i l'i- ,"1,1"' *"rk" DepartaVjeal, \i'ltiiia, ll. ('., ."uli Au. ii I, 1110, THE KXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER TllklCIC SUBDIVISION IN LYNN VALLEY. Situate on tram line, between Oeneral Store nnd Hotel, Sidewalk end One water serviee on itreet; olose io Cliuroh. School, Hall, Butoher Shop and Mill. Some lots cleared ready to build on. We (Irmly believe with the eonitruction of the Second Narrows Bridge this property should double in value in one venr. HAY * BURNS Krai Estate and Financial Agents Bressey Peers & Boult KEU ESIATE Insurance Notary Public Phone m ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL NOW OPEN MEDICAL, SURGICAL aud MATERNITY casks PRIVATE ROOMS. TKKMs- ttmu |15p«b U'kki, Nuts. ■ sml iiiit Ir nn S15 p, 1 ui, L MASSAGE A SPECIALTY INSPECTION INVITED Apply 6th Street Weit (Behind Catholic Church) Miss HORNBY, Sura. Graduate Birmingham General Hoipitil, Englind. Pmoni I. 214 The Gurney-Oxford Steel Top Range meioi a m.n Lul laving ia fuel ind liettei Inking reaiilla, 'lln--ill \\ Bl I OR" aot oal* doei iti wmk BETTER lml AT l.l ^ COST than .iliin RingM., \\. 1 .in detnonttrite i" 1 on the whole Superioi Cbaa- irllnr prist ipal nf economy .uul , lln mny in tin minutes. ll il tot worlh that much of -our lune tight now ? The J. D. Fraser Hardware Co. I'hone 58. 133 Lonsdale Avenue B. C. GAZETTE mm COMPANIES LICENSED Thi* i*iiiT,'iit OaHttt contain* aotfaa ilnn iln* Vutoouvit Iall criminal tu ■In* will l»* bald oa October 10, Dat** ,,f .uIu-i* aMbw ,iiiui- in ih,, province IN n< lollowi : Town nf Clinton, Iih October, 1910, civil nnd i'1'iiiiiiiiil. i'ii) of Victoria, liii October, 1010, criminal. <'i 1 > ..f vaaaoavtr, Mih October, Ii'l". < lilllilllll. rii.\ ,,f Kamloop*, iiiii October, UIO, a*i\ il and criminal, ciiy of Kanaimo, llth OctoBer, 1919, aiiil lll'l .lilllilllll. ciiy ,,( Rcvaktob, tStk October, 1910, aiiil ,111,1 a lilllilllll. i'iii ,,f N'«l*on, l-ili iiaioi,,*i*. 1910 a nil 1 iiiii criminal, ciiv .af Ven llth OelobaW, 1910, 'illl llllll a lilllilllll, I'il) nf \,« \Vi*-llllill-l,*r, -J."., ll (I. lobar, l'1!!', ,'ivil mul *iiiiiiniil. iiiy of tViiii,., KKh Oaioliir, 1910, <ivil llllll a lilllilllll. city of Qreanwood, --"tli Oetobar, 1910, livil llllll a lilllilllll. AiiiI iimt notice be [ivta lhat lit ting* nl iln' luprem in lor ili■ Iriid (if ,*i\ il eaiMa, i--in-*-. ainl Hint ll'l** onl) , uill In* |||.|i| in ill,, null 1 I1011-1' ut II o'eloik in lln- for,*ii,101. .'ll ill,* plfXM lll'l "II lb* lIlll.N folia'lli IILr. iimni'l)- : Cily of KiKvlmiil, Iltl* Oiiiilnr. ciiy of Cranbrook, i-,ili OetobtK, The reelgiiatioB ol John S. Clnlaai .'llii'f .ll'll. nf llll' lllllll |,'L.'i"all) lliiil"', \i*« W.'-tlllill-ti'l. I* ,1,,,'plwl. TMidin ure bnvitad for n tatty Utt ih,* sL,*,*ii. river ,*ii KttMlae. Barnard ami llolirrlsoii of \i nu *i. U'ivi' llolin* of II ,*i|a|a||a aill.,1] i,,l ,1 charter lor ■ railwa] f""" Porl Hl*n*i -aali |,i |||,* ,*;l-|,*|*|| | „ ill |,ll ;| I ) , if Hfil i-h Columbia, Tb* route Mloaed .1 loag thi' noiili hunk of tlir St.-..ii uml llulll,') -(.'in- 1,1 bi parallel lo I hall i.f ill,* Q, I. I'., Imt lll'l,'iwulii II aln 1.1.*- mnl laiki*. 11 iiioiv mat! 11* dtrarti lolag through lha i'i'a'* 111 hi pan mnl in way ol lb* Peaw n- \,*i lo ili.* aJbarta boundary, There III,' IHI lev. lllllll tuelll) -i\ application* lor Houm l.y n Hal |l,ai\ III. llll rompilllir- >IIII'lllLT lb* \\,a*k. Rail Kniiiiiia.' c,,m|imi\, lll'llll "ll"'** nait, om.. ,:,|,iui. tmjm I ailed Editor* I.imii,il. luml .iliin'. T i", capital, mi"""1" I' I' Dalle) C,,ni|imiy of llumiltoli. I i.'i. *,iim,I. 999,000, Hon,l,*i r'nrniliiir Maaulacturinf I'ompaa*. head ofce, Berlin, om . capital, s* H t.i mmi. .llllll,*- I alll-lil.a* mill I .*|l||'lll) . In* nl *'i, 1, m**i a,i. capital, tunjm. .V|tl<l< I -oil- I lllllll'*!, Ill* lal aatliii*. la* la,111.a. l,*l|.Il.li, X.MI.INHI. Ilnil-on'- liny KniuiiiL' Compaay, lnii.l „!!,,,•. Ma.ntreiil. *a,|i 1 il. .Vi.""' lm k Sniiter l-'iiiniiun- Con* lulll*,. Ii,*,l*l nlli*,*. H.llllllt'il. I'll* , . . im ii. in.ooo, I.illl.'- Ull' ll.III.ill k C*a.. Il.'.'l'l "''*"*. la.ii'lon. 1 taj. capital tl, ■'*"■ II .1 Hliiila, iiiiiI compaay, haad "( 'a .*, Itineil*,*.*. . :,|Ul.il. 1800 ITailille- l.ltlllt.-l. Il*'llil *'lli'e. llll'l ■ay, inn., .ii'iial. 1190,000, Kiport 1,1,1111 c,,ni|,,iin. la. ,,i Bl llaala.ll. , ||.||,l, fit*!. KK II RED BLOOD Tin* (Tiitrli'i I'.iuavll Kuuf 1* unin.* Company, head office, Sacki ill., vr,. capital, 11100,000. Ilia* Cirliarlli Silk Co., Ii,*;,i| pffi* , St, .lolm's, ijuelier, capital, |13S,000, ICinli'll dleene, lilnilell, lia'iiil alii,*,*, 1 nm, capital, 1100,000, I. M. I*'*,in,■!-, limited, head oflai, Mom real, capital, 1180,000. Bailey, Dixon ,v Ca., head oBet, 11 it- 1, capital, 990,000. StaUntOni, l.illlileil, lll'llll ailli.a*. |,i ilium, capital, 9990,090, ' in uliain Ubaatoi Companj. haad aatii.v. Maiiiiivni, capital, 930,000, li. Soon k Son, limited, eapltal, NO, lieml office, Tomato, II. Ililiner I'lirniiiire Company, lieml office, llerlin. (Int., capital, 9900,0110, lhe Toronto silver PUte compaaj * capital, 1100,000, Warwick Brother* 9 Ratter, head pi ii'*e, i'lironio, capital, tmjM, Shurlj, Dietrich nnd compaaj. Imi office, Cult, iini., eapltal, 9990,1100 Hall nnl \aile \l a,liilf,n I ill in*. Com paay, head office, Bt, ' atharini -, Onl , .ii'ilnl. MB0, * i 11 ill„*i I'.iil k Slur.' Filial* Con, paay, head office, Berlin, Ont., capital, 940,000, lh,* I ,*iil\-ninii 11.'iiernl hospital ii incorporated nader provincial ita till,*-'. lu Dominion order* in mum il -:.l.- ol Imnl linii* I..'ti uiniii* lo the C, l\ U.ll. fur siiiiion nml other porpoee* in iln* Ynlio Vnllev iit Wapta, litter* tall, l.eiiiniioil mnl Porcupine Creek, 1 la nl, ■ lle-el, lumber coatrai 1 1. nl Itviui, It. Oa, Ini- Mabatd. Bargain on Fifth St. In D. I.. 274, block 117, a 8ni high dry lol -South front For a few days onlv at $1550. Ca^fa §600 balance, 3,6 and 12 monthi. r. McMillan &, co. 54 Lonsdale Ave Phone 197 PO. Box 155 r -me THE NORTH VANCOUVER SCHOOL OF MUSIC Pianoforte ... . . Airs. \X. S. MiiniicsU-r A.K.A M Organ . iir. T. W. Ward Violin . Mr. I,. Davies, L.V.B.M, Singing • Mr. Paul Kdmutiils Violin Cello ... . * Mrs. Grace Harding Pratt Cornet • Mr. l„ Davies, I.V.H.M. Flute . Mr. I„ Davies, L.V.B.M. TERMS MODERATE North Vancouver Piano Co. w Bwi** PIERCE & HALL Real Estate p. 0. BOX 51 .oans Insurance phone 110 lloiil'l, (niini, 1 lose in Houlevaril, on nlliSlnil I.li.il reaidcatial mi. ua * 1)6 lc I'm-e hjoo, I innl cash. Balance to imago, Clii*.i|i.st im on Filth sn.ii, being lul-. 1. D.L J74. lijoo cash. ballBM 3, (', anil 12 months. Di-iiu must sell un- liirili.ili *lv. Am 111 optionally n'mil lol iluse to Lowdalo, Plot iltvatioa [nn I J425 00 on v<-ry easy It tins. urn THE GEM THEATRE FIR--T STREET WEST TIIK KINK'STo.'' MOVING tMCTUAUg lntirt> (li.iii(|i- of l'i im|i iiiiiiiii' Monil.iv. Wedntsday ond ltitl.it We i nler In ladies mnl 1 llildm. anil -i-siin* OUI DltrOOl llnl nothingofllOlivi ibjectionahle will In1 slii.wn l'i rfominou .11 7.30 ind I.4] p in. Salniilay Malinee al 9.|0 |'.m \(lmis>ion 10c Cfiildrrn 5c You Will Never Hnve It ni Long •• You Have Dyipepii*. ,Iusl as lnlij; as \11i1 havi ilys- |u*|isi,i \,,iu food «ill ll"t ]■'■ fitly tugoat, ami the nutrition! eliliitlils in the linift vvill lml In- 1 Ati.ii I, il ..I .ihs.ninii, .mil i'.i |iu\eiislii*il .11 water) blood mil follow, This rondition mav ii"t le appanal al Brat, i>m ii «ill lllllll' |lls| .IS Sllll* .1*. t l.i. sllll will riai again Alll stmiiaili ail,in nl, 111, lu<l inj; all forma ol Iniigi i.m in promptl] innil bj Usui;: 111 11 U.l t,lllll IS, ,1 Sill lllllll 111.lllllllll lll|S||||l,| .'.,,' ll slifs Iiinn alalia,a, l.ehll- in;; ul ^as, aiul ;.(>i ■ ,,1 sum luml aliiinsl al min Tin- ini^htv poWl 1 il ill * i-l; in Invigorate ,iini restore ilic simii.uh in perfect condition la known everywhen, HI " na inns hv build UK [up hv banlahlng the 1 I'or thin people ii is ,1 great llesll lilliltler, lui ause il i.illsts tin itomach to gitra more and l'i"* 1 niiiiiiioii in the il I U 1 uns si,, anil iar sii km • ami vomiting ul pregnane) almost immediately. The Lonadalc Pharmacy sell*, ||j .* u [01 Jo mils a Urge li<>\, ani naraa lees il In un, ,,i mom \ I'.n k »*M***^'li£i4i -tr: — ±' CLEARED LOTS 50 Feet Wide in Blocks Adjoining Grand Boulevard Dislriel Lol 550 CHOICEST- 1 RESIDENTIAL SITES nu 1,iiisn kiii ir in KORTH VAM'ot-li; I III IIII I For Prices and Particulars, Apply to 0 l.m. l.n. MAHON, McFAR-LAND & PROCTER, LTD. Corner Pender and Set nur Streets Official Agents Canyon View Hotel CAPILANO Bxteoiim Gi aadi. Higb-ciaM aoreiao it modamtt rataa. Ptmil] 1 lb "nli'i'" i.il rains, HeuaaGreatlyBatargsd 1 a trail 1 iminii "I Gron* Mountain, iltimdi 30011 faet Scenic Delights Fishing Hunting Mountain Climbing '■'• Unequalled for Holiday, Long or Short _ mt%mm%9mm-*sMl - CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA, Bra-chill*, Croup, Cougfu ind Coldi, or BiotMy back. Sold and purtntui by The Lmisilale I'liainuui I'. CANCELLOR, Manii'j' 1 SEASON 1910 P, LARSON, rop, '♦♦HtHHI 111111111111 It IIII frHtHtH-H+H-HH+H lllllllll FOUR THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. THE EXPRESS Nokiii Vani:ouvkk B. C, Publilhed Tuesdays and Fridays by Nokiii ShOII Pllli, Limitid Hun vear, tl.lKl iivtki nr 8i'ii»ciiliTio-i Sis montlis, 50c. Three monthi, Ik, United SUM and Koreign, $1.60 per year Advertlalng Kates will bi qnotad on ippHoatlon. Theabprmli divoted i" Uie latamti nl tlie north simrc of Bumrd Inlet e\a liiaively. It eonilltUtM an ndvcrli-ii.g nu-tliiiin oi UMptlonil ralue lur machine iii a thorough and iBectlvi manner the population of Nortli Vancouver Cilv and Diitrict, I vert effort in niinlf I" iiive mlviTtisers the moat natinlai'torv lerviee, All cliange* In contract idvertiiarnanti nhnnld lm in thiprlnten' haadi nui later than lo a.m. Monday ami I p.m, Wcilucwla- In fiiiturt' iiiHcrlioii in tin lollowing iunc mu inuniiturtiiiii'. ■ tablUhmenti or nnu,- uvvneil iii i anadi in Ull whieh „rr uui-iile nl the enuiM triil. llnl-'n lli. Netv We-llltin-lcr cinched llie UlgH championship on Saturday hy deloat- lag Vanconver s goali to I. I'lie pm waa played in S« WntailnitM beloN an ixtaptlonallj largi orowA N 'Rill VaNCOUVII, If. C. Autit-ST J3, 1910 im \ wun vi-:it I'xiiiiiiiiiiN hn* pronounced iuco*u which has m irked th* Best annual lixunv ol lhi I uini Exhibition A-si 11 iaiinii t's- laiiili-lle- II|iiiii al lit 111 It 'UlitlaitioU Zlll- ,,i|ier eet} ilc-irablc ui-liinliun vviiuli ha- a,Hue lu -lut. Whit li vvill mill lli'W features allil il.tclu'i mlu laTgH I'ln* I*,ni,111- frum year to tear gad vvhttso annual recurrence will couatitut* one uf ihe notable calendar event! in the life uf ilu* _!.* ii taatropolii apoa both -uli*- uf Burrard Inlet, While n|uiiiun- mav -li'V.-t* as to the particular Ilm along whit h aa nUb- iiinn iii Vancouvtr can be develcfad with the beat peuapecli nl ttmem there * nun.*t he any ih--eiit from the unieral propoaltion thai -uh an in --1 it uli. 111 wisely ind MM**gitically Minigad nin In1 u'lii'lcl l" a pusiliuii of iiii|inrliiii.e which will make il a potaat fit'tur in promoting tlie geaa ul vu'lfare uf lhe cilv. I It,* cnniliiaiiiil inn pn-iliull IKilipitl] [iv* Vaiicuiiver 11- tllC ftltllll' 'Ulllllletvi.il lnetr,l|Hilis nf lhe Canailiaii vve-t auul lhc gnat**! taaport oa lhi I'm Uk ea 1-1 makes ul that cily n iti'i-i cv.clletii lieltl fur the budding up "I an evliiliiiitin on a latt'e -aale ui a varied aad mn.t at tractive character, ami whoei npata tiun 11- an annual fivlun* will extelul iifatr. The iniiiiiiL'eiiieiii i- tn It DgralU- li'aal un llic rcmark.ilile pNgNM maile during lhc iiiiii|iataiiv,*ly shuii period covered by thtdr optwatim In the thlle ul the lir-l . \liibiti..n. The ground*, receotly redntwd fmnt fnr e-l urowtli are lieauliful fof -itua linn, ol ample area fur itnma'iliile I* i|ilirt-mellls ami . iinveiiienllv located Imm lhe itaadpofati of lhe I'ul'li' The baikhngl are a -laniliiii; eoiapli ■ment to ihe ability uf the Manage nielli, Matlg nf cumni'iiliiiit- propor- li.ms, nl arll-li. ile-iutl ami eviilcllllv sa, |alu*,*a| U|l..|| ill,- fl, all laa Is B- I'l Ml mitUtC a |iultiiill nf ai aalnl'lellcllsive •iluti lm in'aire addition! In Iheir iiiinilicr. The Kciici.il ihariialii ,,l ihis iniiial efforl relle. t- irir.it uiilit upun the Baaed. The varion nhiblti vine nf a must uin 1 iiv.- mul gratifying rtat a* iei fnr a beginning, tin* attrat tiun Fnim tluy lu i| iv wc I u v.aianl n. -line; unlet* whnh lllhilil.il lh' . nivalis ncllllllii |.|eai-illl* while the ile iiils were arranged and carried um with a smnulhnes- mnl pic i-imt win. h niiilal n,,i h.* araBed bv inhibition eviileiil wnh rett'ieiicii tn Nnrlh Vancouver. The total umniiiil by which lhe city tiea-ury was ■■nil. lusi vva- .11 r 11 > 1 •■ fur lhe payineiit ul all arrears uf ia\e-, bin the evireme reticence iiianilesti'il upon the pari uf btiyer- i.iiiairii UdrBng nah IgarM ai would ia,*.,*--itali* the inve-tuii-nl nf ally coll* siilenihle sums ol munev. -huwetl dearly thai while they wen willing lu lakt' a long chance if il hi In* obtained by naturtig a nail sum, ihey, iievcithi'le-s, a ,,n-iilcie,l llial the probabililies ul (he set, rut paMtdl be ing rt'tli-cmetl amotiiileil tn a practical a-ertainly anil lhat any ummiiits paid (ur purchases woultl tillimalely prove to be limply loan* advanced to delinquent Ui payed at tight par cent Eighty parcels in all were sold, the total proi-ceds Irum whi,h were approximately W.-MHI, ut* an average of ilu.iil Jill par lut. I'he hiL'he-l pii"' bid in any instance via- KIWI, while the highest iiHsewxHl value ot any lul aillereil wa.s gl,.r>IKI. This disparity 0' lailm- shnvvs clearly thai the unct'i* lainly of msuiring title hehl priae- ahiwn iii practically the sum requited na im.a ih.* aluinis -niniiist thc pin- party. Many piiivi-h hate already Ihs'it rt-tlcemeil during lhe few ilny- that have elapsed since lhc sale, clear y iniliaiitilii; lhe prnlutbllilies with relcri'inc m the eighty pieivi. OtDOaeA nl. I.O.O F. North Vancouver Lodge, No. 55, meets every Thursday evening, corner Lonidale avenue ami First street, nt B o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend, lia B. ttm, N.G.,; U.K. Donaldson, Kec.-Sec. ; J. II. PUllni,, P.O., Fin.-sec. John Swanson Stone Foundations iANDs Chimney Building SPECIALTY-NEAT WORK Addren : Hotel North Vancouver North Vancoaver Woodward We supply S10VLW00D an; length required. 16 inch length, $2.75. per load Cordwood, $4.50 per cord Prompt Delivery Phone 190 I'. 0 Uox 13b I'.MMI'.KATKlN 01 CERSU8 VAI.l lis The Iiinn ami urban value* ul the ccn-iis ,i( lllll will Ih* ctiumerttted under llie date "I I-l ■lune. They will ii« luili- the real estate aiul live sluck lailm- ,,( each enumeration liistriet nt llml tlate, ol the live -luck and nur cu -t.uk -a,li| 111 I'.Hil, uf lhe il.uii prodaeta ocaeuaMd nt home, Mat i" llio liii'liirics nr snhl, nntl nl tlie am inals -liiiiviliioii'il un the I.u 111 in llu nne y.uir. lOgetaM wilh vnlues nf ilicr |iruiliii Is ul the farm. laml mul liiiildiiiirs nml farm implr minis und niaihiiiery mmi by every tun in the etiiiineraliiin dislriel will n.nialcil sepiirnlelv lur values 111 I'.HI, nml lln* rent nf luml nntl bttihl illlTS will idsn In' recur'leil il len-eil II llial year. Vnlues will Is' Inkeii lm nliaiil fruit-, -mall Iruils nntl Ngg1 nihil- -c|iiir,*ilelv fur l'.iln ; lull \ ilm ul horses, milch town, other liurnc.1 tie, sh,*c|i, -win.*, poultry ami hives ul In.', will lie laken »,|'a ralelv lur lull, nt lhe 'late ul lhe ■ctisils. Hi,* vulii,* nl Ine -liiik aliil iinr-eiv 'ink -I'M ill I'.'lll VVlH HI' I'l'lr I linlili ui««, other hurnisl or Mat eat whiali Un* i.vu in oparatinalot Maaj ,,„ 1,,..,. nn_l v„i,\u> ,„„| hiv f I..-., uini nl niir-ery -lu,*k, which ll is llllilel-lilnll (lull ill, |a|'a,,n , Waj llllll Ulul nltlalMlelllall I Id the ivlubii,,,,, by ih,* iiuliln •"'«" l"r init-l'lan.tiii: ,1. luu'l ,,,.,,, 1 gaethai and parte. VI 1- aif ,l|a ll 11 IiIh'IuI Iial I t' I llll'l , . , ll.uiv iiriiilinl- anniiiiteil un lhe l'i,* int.u.-t -rea'e.l ailU'.iie l'i.. p, 1 11* * , ,. fiiini, nntl sent in laetorM or nolo, •rtiWlOM an.l "iimn ...' atitaanvc ^ |(| ,„-,„,,„.,, „, ,|„, Veur mill. Thev im lll'l" feature- uf varum- klndi .it' emountgiag protniM lot lha luture, thai llu* ihrcilui. ult. , l\ Inn,* in nnml e\i,*ti-ite development! in pie purntiun f,,r the exhibition "f next yt'iir. Proa all quart*!*- then "aim- luu tllying 1 ic 'li 1' lh \ ai wi exhibition li di ci'a"l lo fa an* li inarke'l degrM llu* growth anil lhe proeperlty "■' I bat* n riatii ol I'.iinli i'nluminal'- young iiiiiI luat) lhe values ol milk ileum, luiiiii* made builer and lioini'- Uianl, a lice-,'. Animal- sliiui;lui'r,il uu the l.trni 1910 will be icnrtleil Inr lhe vnlues ol honed or neat cattle, sheep, iwine ami poultry. Horae* nre not intltitlc'l in th value*, 11. in oar mutiny llieir nuai- .ire not usisl lor (oo'l- The value* nf ulher proihnls ol llu Innn Include tho** pi egga. hamf ttt miv f.u I'lln. ami wi.i.l. maple MftM nnti inapla vrup lor ll'll. The enumeration td hired lal"" "" FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE CHEAP New Williams Sewing Machine, in good condition, lor - $8.00 Beds complete (rom $5.00 up New Matting - - 10c a yard All-Feathers Pillows $1.50 a pair TURNER'S Furniture and Crockery Store 70 Lonsdale Ave. Nelson Manf'g Co. KSl'LANADK, Ban or N. V.l.fMllr.K Co 'l Mm AWNINGS TENTS SAILS N. NELSON. Prourietor THU BR.UXIMER HUN CO., Lid. Lonsdale Avenue, at Firry Landing FBI Minims ALL KINDS OF FEED AT TIIK LOWEST l'i!K'KS We ninn Inutile' llie (ullnii'iii)t in POULTRY 8UPPUE8: 11 tl K. Chirk Pood. It. I K. Chicken Chop. Bwlttl1 Ila'cl S, raps. Mver's 1'aaiillry Spice Lees' Life Killer. win'at in tvafntta Sulil iii anv iiuaiilitit-s. TKY SWIFTS AKS- NATE Of LEAD Tlie 1',,-sl siiinnier Spray un tin- market. ALL KiNds OF fertilizer* for laws and garden Recreation Grounds '*' •' IM Street, Nnrth Vineounr, Itlt-al Grniintls Inr Sumlay Behool Plcllirs, l.aaili:,* l'lcnli -, anil all kiliil. ol Alliletic KventH. llrainl Slaml Bfiilinn ciipacitv lur IIIKKl. For MtfaaMMOll ami rales, nnil .penal nlM on lerrv ami curs, M II. K SllAKI'K, Sec, Nurlh Vanr,utter The |H'n|'ll' ll«V,» loniitl il mil at last. InatltUtiOBI in all il. pairtnienls ol ,)„. |nm l(, ||„, y,.,„. |||g, || -a'ill while n mui fin tli" total Mtobet "l weeks ■ l»- rn- ttill wish (of il llial pii.piie-i lol il a aailiel rptiooal I I RIA1 ' ' i M MI SI I In n uli nf 'lu \al sul,- ul rilv propert] haU li ' wa k wt] )»■ lakea ladi ni"ii ..I ihe general „. _ ttiem, ■ qawlloi li aaked I"1 I a,ui,.I, n ,. vtlieh i ,**.i.vii.,n i|M, %., i n«. ,,[ ;,n isndi iiiiiI buildingi 1 nipluveil whiah mean- the lUinit**"" for all men tvhn ita.ik for hire "ii the (uini uml lhe total amount P'li'l '"r hire. Including allowaaea for Imitrtl. The puvment shoulil bl reknltetl fnr the lllll time ol nciiic, ami slmnM in .■luii.- ilu* vaihie nl liiiiuil. The iit'iniiV relating la tanlnaji loi doantl l-kei| fnr ill Si tl, (llllo Nn. I. lu addition to tha loregolng Inqut Phone 198 North Vancouver Coal and Supply Co. Dealers in Coal, Brick, Sand, Gravel, Lime, Cement and General Buildeis' Supplies. All Orden Promptly Filled ami Satillai turn Guarantt A Pricei nn Application* Office: Lonsdale, near City Wharf Warehouse: Foiman's Wharl IHE N.V. IIMI \l\Kkll Umler New Minaieomit. The fheiipt'sl ami Ih'.i place in luttn fur all kiml. n( Irch ami Itooked lish. |miiltry, i'lll**, viiEi-Ulile. ami fruit. Wl- SELL ICE Cheap full size 50-ft. lots in the city facing south for $400.00 Easy terms. ELDER MURRAY CO. float in Nunii Taawuiii ttmt Ml vaaeoav*i llllice llnitrs 11 a.m. In IJO p.m. OpM BvwlMI hy aiiptiintint'iit After nlliee luuirs, plume LUI LYNN VALLEY The ours hit now running past nur new sub-division. located loroti lhe itreel from tliu Lynn Valley store, A few lots still telling nt the original price. We bave aiea a remarkable line subdivision, facing on tbe extemion ol the GRAND BOULEVARD which we ure offering now al feteon* able prices. CAMPBELL & EVENSON 9 Lonsdale Avenue. Phone 155. Campbell Realty & Investment Co. REAL ESTATE, LOANS. INSURANCE A SNAP-Three Lots on 5th Street, half block from car line. Price $3900; $1750 cash, balance 6 and 12 months. Foot of Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver, B. C. TELEPHONE Sa,. P. O. UOX 114 NORTH VANCOUVER 00 J 6a '"""' unfit una 01. ,.r|l(*i,i. ige Western Ave. i .th 1 int tm und Str* 1 and Chi it- Hal. ' . Cllh, t>:il*lll. a li .lllll )2 tlltllllllS. Clou i" Boulevird, md lew jrirdi Iron Loaidile r,u terminal. Lol 55x154 bei Price only S600, '. caih, bal. 6-n 18 noi A Good Hometuta. • J 1 A 35 It. till lllis |lll>lllrss tlluliill^llUlt, --lori's Lonsdale Ave. i,niu, i,mi, c\otl \,y. *155-j. % nn, bai- anci; in 6, 12 ami is moatfal CHAS. E. LAWSON & CO. ., - -IIKI'lll.Uh ' 1 I v«l*"N itt, Spocialiiti 1 j Loetdak Avi Phone 70 JOHN Mil I VS 131 1-1KST STREET, WEST, Hot Points For the Man Ui it's a t haute to pleiM the Will'. Q1.I11 .ti tun ■ .1 1 -j10 " HOT POINT" Ti 11 dljfl trial, hm ior asking. Ol, iiMin nml comlort on iron- ini; il.ty. (T\iilv iron tin nurkt t unaraii- itttl lur two v-ars. iiv.st now, it will plca-c her. Ntat, clean and econonlicil. *|"u nm new .mil lit' iiitl\,iliced. B. C. Electric Railway Company, Ltd. 50 Lonsdale Avenue. KH4H»HH»HHH»HfHHHHf44H»HHHHHHHH'HHHHHH4t> 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCB Tn*o[ Mmm DdlSaNI CofYRIOHTI *c Anfor..«l1ln| ialrfli in' rtrarrlptlan -mil qulrlll Mrw'nlii ian iiial-n ft-11-.liMla.r avn lnT.tl'l"H liPI'itia' 11 * l.l'inhlfi, 'iiinmutiltal, ii*™..1 riotlifine.il-1' ,i. mmm iin r.i.mi notli^. OMn.t»." i'l f* f* uri,iiii*t.ttU. P.lmitJ tUtitl tl.i.aa.la Mu I * I „. IK.I** ^cMlnotki, *IH" alll lal, .-f ,11111,* Scientific American a b*Di1..itliel| tlliialrnt,.! .,. hl-r t.,.,L'.*.t ntr. nlitlnn iat.ni Kimn , ; , luinlh. ts-. . |»M, f..tm,. tan a : 1. -, ij 1,1 M^%io \rkit *ecn m,r n,'SN Subdivi- IIClVc 1UU sion in Lynn Valley SITUATED right at the Ou Ttrmlutu. This is the greatest op- portanity tei Inwetmtnl e?et offered on this side of the Inlet, Already, luts purehued of us last week Imve been suld at a prolll tit |860 per lot. and tin' original purchaser sold too somi at that. There must oi neeeesity be i boay bueineei ci*ntn* in Lynn Valley and nf necessity it will be located nt this point You know what thai will ini'.in. Let us show ymi oter the property before they are all gone. PHONE 216 br appointment Ofloeontbegroanda, li THE CANADIAN FINANCIERS, LTD. jj 14 IohmI.'I.' Avrnue HEAD OKHCE 682 Granville 8t R.8 THOMPSON, Loeal Manager, - t*H-HM4*H4H H44H4-HHI4I4III H-I-HH 1111 H III IM 11 Ml 111IH-M 1111 H THE EXPRESS, NORTII VANCOUVER, B. C. FIVE Buy at the WELCOME PARLOR And Save Money We positively guarantee all our groceries to be the highest in quality and lowest in price. BREAD You may do well elsewhere but you will do better by buying a larger loaf of better bread (rom us. Also by buying RICHMOND DAIRY ICE CREAM at our parlor NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY PRESERVING FRUITS. We carry a large supply of all kinds at the lowest prices. Best J. & M. Coffee, fresh roasted and ground, 3 lbs. $1.00 also a grade at 25 cents. Indian and Ceylon Tea, 3 lbs. $1.00, also all standard grades. Best Creamery Butter, 3 lbs. $1.00, also cheaper grade. Fancy Apples. Oranges all sizes from 20c. up to 50c. per doz„ guaranteed not touched by frost, and sweet and juicy. Large assortment of English Candies imported and domestic from 15c. up to 50c. New Laid Eggs daily, 40c. per dozen. Fresh Biscuits, large assortment, 10c. to 25c. per pound. 65 LONSDALE AVENUE Phone 126 Fm Delivery -*%%»*»^% »•**»%% %%%%*%«.%«».%%«.«* •%«%%«**. «.%%<«*<«>%«% HARDWARE - CROCKERY THE L. H. WILLIAMS CASH GROCERY FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY BREAD, PIES, CAKES AND COOKIES ICE CREAM AND COOL DRINKS TOBACCO AND CIGARS All Kinds of fresh Vegetables and Fruits in Season. LONSDALE AVENUE, Near 23rd Street. North Vancouver Tclephon 233 Our entire stock of practically new furnishings marked at prices that are finding ready purchasers. If you want furniture or carpets now, or a month from now you should utilize this opportunity. When you can save considerable amounts on household necessities then you are economizing indeed. That is without impairing the quality of your purchases and in this case quality is our stock in trade. Watch Our Windows They always have something that you would like and the price is plainly shown. D. A. Smith, Ltd. Cor. Granville & Dummuir St. Vancouver MUat I'oinmi.iii bta binfcatjial ton} ibta ws\ i in <; T. t. "i> i.|.i..,*!,!,.,I .*,i ii„* i„ , i ,„ii„,.i t„„i ,,| is,,,,,, it,,,,,,, .,„. waa wm ' —twmt, i" )•,■ ii.i.i in i,„ .,,*.■ | /,.„ ■aattaal in ih, mi burnt lata? brklg * Mag "a It. C, I'l.ol.lSTS ASSOCIATION Tin* ll. ('. I'l,,rata Auoolttloc tui jaMaiaiuy in iiu> mala lull ai iin- m bibitlon ground*, 7anooiv*r, Thi tttandu wai fniily r»pr***»ntativ* tad ,i nu ml i.-r "f Importanl nattara wi'i'i* brought up inong other* being iln, (|iit'.*.iii)ji of having bttUr taoUltlN provided nt tin- inhibition {rouodilor iho Dora! ,*xliiliiis ii ii wet pointi'ii out llml the ii|i|n*i* itoty ol llii' imtiii huililillt; vvus too will III fi.r lln* lluu m, Piwldaat Milli-r aad Unoton Ma*S|,,-|,lal,'ll llllll Kllaiwll.,11 Wtn ulllall iii iiiiiI ilu' iniiiii'i' |il»ai'il baion thrill, anil thi'v* piotakad ii iiparati build lag lm- ilmi |.iii|iiiH' in* ni'vt jraar, A r-nrldon of ih.' priaa li-ai wns .li* gUHd nml Inki'n up wilh llii* uthlb ition loiiimittee. Thn ll. ('. Ti'lrplioiii* li., Ims roni- llla'liaa',1 |||, i ||-I ,*l I III t il, || aaf |1 tl*ll*p|lOlll* 1} -I.'in iii tin* AgMail \ allh'J', Di'lt'rlivi's Imve boen engaged liy llio iniiniiipiilily of I'i'ii I ia lain to nppri- hcii'l lad ,'oiivi.t Iruil thh'Vi'8. Tin is btdag foiinil iii (Iif plnri'i- ' Iiinn in Oiiiiiii'i ■ ns well n* those ot the Momlik,'. B, I'olson, n prm tirnl nevvspupiTiiinii in nil senses of the term, hns pur* ihnseil lhe Armstrong Ailvriii-er. Kernie hns pnssed two liylnws, one for lhe extension of its sewernce *-; s- tem and the other to establish nu ef- lii-ienl lire iiliirm system. The eolonizntion eom|mny thnt M ii'iuly aa,piii,,l ili,, Cnrliii interests in 'iiiidioil ninl nilioininar propertiis lii i*ompli*t,*i| surveys nnd will shortly put the estate on snle. It is Blnlcsl thnt the famous Douglas lake ninth has been sold to ]'. Item *v Oa for aatMitg less tm ll.- .W.ihhi. tenia is in hnve , new Y.M.C.A. baildaOg and also a Cnrneirie lilniiry. These matters have Ikimi under con- -iilenition for some time and the ,nniiiiiti.is iu rliarge report favorably. BtfWtl are )>>iii|r |„i,| out at I'oit M.um, wharves are to („■ |ir,,vid,sl ntnl I, i*'i> Um nllntled in lhe near future. Lots ill the lownsil,. vvill lie oil the market this autumn. It is ntinoiniieil ihal the Brooks- Deaaloi LaatWI Do, has abandoned il. iniention of majtiag I lalgl mill il \l,*iiitt to ,ul ihe log* from the ■ ompany's holding* nn the loldwnler iiv.*r. The lire at I'hoenix re.enily ditlroy- ■ A ..'v.i.il ,,( id,, nil's |hs| liuililin*.'"- Iii the oralagntlf. Ik* M.-tlimii-t hunh wn. iinisiimeil, id-" lhe l'i**- I" i* 11 in .liuivli, the I'.il,"' liveiv. mai th.* pidiiia .ali.ioi buUdia**, mi'i -•■v nal pi iv,*,,,* re-ialtii'i's. The tutnl Iaai is ,-iimiiti'd at HM.IH. F. O. FERRIS THOS. S. NYE FERRIS & NYE Sp«ci.]iat. in Noilh 1 ,al,».l*il. I',.'|a. alar, Phon. 228 P. 0. loi 174 Lonidale Ave., cor. Queen St., North Vancouver \V/K Imve luts for sale in this splendid ivsiilental district, Mnbftoing fine views and invigorating itmoiphtrt, Thus should be siM-n to be appreciated Urge lots, 60 x 132, with lane. Water laid on. A school building is under way between Mahon and Chesterlield avenues and .Ny ami King streets. Compared with other subdivisions prices are reasonable anil all lots can he delivered Terms easy. Exclusive sale of the largest holdings in the district. Two modem and substantially built houses for sale. Wheezer or Sneezer Have Ynu Baud iif llyoimi fur I.il.mil, Asthma and Hay Fever If mmi whtmi "i stive/I-, hawk ur spit, sniillli' ur lilutv, Miim- tliitij,' is the matter willi llu- liuiiilmitir ol \ imt tOOffitotOt) it.nl, .unl vmi mid Iluiinci. Ami vn nml Ih.atmi btCMN it will Hire von ol Uf) -atarrh- ■1 "i iiillaiiiiiiatnrv COttditloa thai exists. It isn't a stoinai h im-diiim, "r sprav, or doiu lie, lull I vi*n pleasant, liialili-;, .mlisipli. Ii.ils.iin, Imm Uiv lUi-alpilns (orisls ol AnstiAlia V"ii liri-atln- this liiilsiiuii ait tliriittglt a small, haul inlilui inhaler, ami il Ml In■ tnt) nook, ColMf anil invite "l iiu- iimiiliniw .nnl prompth kills tin , it.uiti i;ni Tin- I."iisilali- l'lianna, v will ■■0 \"it a compltti llvoimi proooamd iiii;ii o we) outfit |a.| |] DO "11 llll' IlllllnV l'.llla plan "I have Iktii a \i<liin of ifl- t.iitli lor main iiiniitliv lln- |laodl atoiiiiil my ejTM Iti ii. . bd&l son- and swollen Mv head fill .lull ami onlh Tains in thc front ami bad Ii m\ lie.i'l. also ai toss mv , vi wat, fr-*(|iU'tit ami 1 liad inm Ide in liii-alliinc egfidalljl ti tight when Irvine; to ict I ll.l'l llaal torill Illlt £"t 11 * *' 'I' I until alter nsinj; H voinei This nlieved me m llir lirst iiuniv f"in hours .nnl in li ss ilt.ui IWO •inks I Vtl prarti.alh iiirrd I lalillot rivi too tnllili l" Hvotnci " Hn, Marv Phil _} i,i HcNab st . Baniltoa Ont. Cures Dyspo psia. Yoin mon«y tick II It 9m\ Clvn lm- mrdul* niiri Irom liMrtW* . tout Horn- ich,ilomi:h dulrrs* tnl tti I bttiiclit. SO «-h 11-,'(t bot it The I,onsd,ilr ['lia, Timber STOCKS REAL ESTATE Money to Lend on Mortgages Agre: ments of Sale PurchaaSed GRAIN Mines COTTON Direct wire qu tatiuni from .New York Stock Kxchange and Cbicagu Boat' of Trade. All orders promptly executed. ALV0 von ALVENSLEBEN, UMITED Branch Oflice: 4 Lonidale CAPT. C. ANDERSON. **—,,„ »H*»HH4»HH»H*HH44H»HHH»»»#HHHHHfHHHHHHHHHf CAPILANO CAR LINE Beautiful Homesite, li\e minutes walk from car line, 75 x 290 led Grand View of the Inlet ard Gull Only $650, caih $250. Come with ut and see this Property. Martinson & Co. /;:> LOUSDALE AVENUE NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C, I'hotr i T O Ilex 72 *HHH-H-l-HHH-I-l-l-i-l-H-I-l-l"I-HH-l-l-l-l-l"l-l-l"l--l-l-l-I-i-I~ FOR SALEAcre B,ocks in D ur*^^ L. 616 on 17th St. Waterfront Lots, Block 171, D. L 274 Lot 17, Block 157, District Lot 271 Loti Fronting on the "BOULEVARD EXTENSION", CHESTERFIELD AVE., MAHON AVENUE AND INTERSECTING STREETS== Sul'division olBlo.ks go) "A", 104, 104 "A", 113, aa6 "A", 14011111141 in Diitricl Lots 544 ind 54J, City of Nortii Vincouver. '~ MAHON, McFARLAND & PROCTER, LTD. Phone 6286 Cor. Pender & Seymour Sts., Vancouver SIX THE EXPRESS, NORTII VANCOUVER H n iii 11 hum nmi inn"""""""""1""' H'MIMIIIIH 1 ' al- I A Neatly Printed Job Attracts attention and adds to the prestige of your business. There is nothing so unsightly as a poorly printed, unbalanced job of Printing, which finds its way into the waste basket. A neatly printed job Is Pleasing to the Eye and commands attention. The latter is the kind we do. Our office is fitted up with the latest type faces, machinery, etc., and we take pride in the class of work we turn out. When you get ready for that next order of Printing, try The Express Job Dept. North Shore Press, Ltd. 119 Firit Street Eait. Phone 80 Offers ymi the btal Quality and price Oil illl FRUITS fOR PRESERVING and ivi-uiiinii ii'l tl|(' ECONOMY JARS to give besl aatiatac"- lion. flive ui ■ trial. CR. HICKMAN Grocer and Bulther Phone jn Meat l'li"U'' MJ in Lonidlle Avenue M.iiiiIh. nm r .*l .ll kladi "i Sli-i"ii mi'i i I'"' i a"'""1" Hot*, Of flit, iLiik "ii'l li"' 1'iM'i"* **Valt mii 111 "II II- I'll"' '"' Platan h'-amim.-. ftralture storage 173 THIRD STREET, W T MAIL OBDIRI 1:11,11 laiiiinii .iiiiilu A. FARRO | General Contractor I.mnl I'lt'iiriin!. viiini|' nii'l Riirk ItlMhnx- Kxtni itM ik ir Ihhim-. All dUBifN tnii'li' _t><><\. K Nt I'l. ti Y M ■ UT AliHNCY jml Kl., Went nf LtiiimUlf I* i >.\Ut\ ii .!. E. PALMER MUM IMI 111(11 h CONfRACIOR IIKsi i I l>- II riaiNcai Phone 170 P.O. Box Ilk ll. \i.lml-.,ii h.i- iln inu i I'.*' th* ,.ii*. iimi i,| iln* ia*« _'i M, i.il I, *-i,i llll III I Ulll -lllllll lllll-llllll,' l|*ll-l*ll Vila.i la* ,|ll|\ |i> ■tigned lia'in tbc |n.a\In, il politr will, ll bud] la>* li*|il,**a*lil,* I ,1 I |. I..11 —llll. Invll il|.|... Ulliil nil lll-|.-, laal i al- llll Immigration Dfi-tutmcnl it Wm iii|.'i:. Ml*. Sll.llfaalal. ill, llllll UlllklllJ lll,*llll»*l inl -llllllk,llllllll 1,11- Mi',' \ l-ltl'll lllll pat*| "f ll - Ilil.' ' "H-lil Henry -in* ,* lln* * I" <■ "f lii'* la- a* -l.lll III ill,. Il,lll-I*. 'Pardon at*." -*n*l lh* lad] "n i a*arketing expedition, "bal in i'a. , igga d,-li Innl '" " \h-.llllll'l\ , llllllllllll," |.|>||il| ll,a poatVi i'iaaiii|iiii, •-1 in* i inner I pai ali,*i-,*il ili l'i:- fi""' aoa'l ;ill,,w lii*. lu'ii- in lay ilii'i" aim nth i waj ' Chauvenet continued to regard Mm with fixed gaze. "Miss Claiborne ls a wonderful iall- w. The Atlantic Is a little tumultuous It times In the spring, but sho reported | tn the captain ever; day." "Miss Clnlhorno Is nottilng lt not ex- traorillnnry," reclarcd Mrs. Sanderson With frank admiration. "Thc word seems to have been coined for her," said Chauvenet, his while teeth showing under his thin hlack mustache. "Antl sllll leaves the language distinguished chlclly for Its poverty," added Arinilngc, und the men bowed to Shirley nii'l then to Mrs. Snmli'* "H nnd again to each othor. It was li' I a rehearsal of some (rille In n comedy. "Hnu etenaiatr laughed Mrs. Sanderson. "Aiiil lllis lovely room Is Just the plaee for It." They were siill talking together as t-'raim-l, Willi whom Armltnge had spoken lii'low. cnlereil hiirrleilly. lis held * crumpled nnle. whoso contents It '*a**Mil liml shaken liim out ot hia halalliukl melaiii'li'ily composure. "Is Huron von Marhof In lhe roomF he asked of Armit.igo, rumbling nervously nt his mourn lc The Austrian aniliassador, with several ladles anil led liy Senator Sanderson, was approaching. Tbo attache hurried lo Ills chief uud ail'lrcsseil him In a low lone. The nm- liassailin' sln|i|n'i|. grew very white ami stared at the messenger fur a mo- mi'iii in Iiinni, unbelief The jaUt "ian now repeated In Knglish, lu n tone lhat could lie heard In all purls tt llic hushed room: "Ills majesly the Kmperor Johtinn Williclin ilic.1 siiililcnly tonight In Vienna," lie saiil ami gave his arm to his chief. It was a strange place for Ihedellv- cry of such a ini-ssiinc, aal the strange- in-ss tt II was im. n-iiieil to Shirley by the curious glance Ihal passed Iietween John Armilage Utt llSm ('liiiuvonct. Slilrley remembered afterward that as lhe attache's words rang out In 111* room Anniiage started, clinched his hands and caught his lireath In I manner very uncommon in men unless they are greatly moved. The aniliassador walked directly from thc room with bowed head, and eery i*ie waited ln silent sympathy until he bad gone. Thc word passed swiftly through the grent house, and through the open windows the servanis were heard crying loudly for Huron von Maxliofs carriage lu the court below. "The king ls dead. I.mig live tbe king!" miinnured Shirley. "1/Ong live the king!" repeated Chauvenet and Mrs. Sanderson ln unison. And Ihen Armilage, as though mastering a phrase (hey wefe teaching hltn, rained his head and *aU„ with an unction that aurprlsed them: "I/mg live thc emperor and klngl God nave Austria I" llien he turned to Shirley' with • •mile. "It I* very pleasant to-ace'you oo your own ground. I hnpo-your family are well." "Thank yon; yes. My father', and mother nre here somewhere." "And Captain Clnllioroo?" "He's probably sitting up all night to defend Kort Myer from the crafts and assaults of the enemy. 1 hone yon wlll conic to see us, Mr. Armltage." "Thank you. You nre very klnd/'Jie said gravely. "I shall certainly gfve myself the pleasure very soou. A* Shirley passed on with Chauvenet Mrs. Sanderson launched upon the girl's praises, bnt she found him suddenly preoccupied. "Thc girl has gono to yonr head. Why didn't yon tell me you knew the Claiborne*?" "I don't 1-emcmherthat you gave m* > chance, but I'll say now that I Intend to know them liettcr." She bade him take Inr to the drawing room. A* they went down through the house they found thnt the announcement of lhe Emperor Johann Wllhelm's death had eiist a pall upon the company. All Ihe members of the clearly by Intention, and a slight smtM played about Chauvenet'* lip* In liH enjoyment of tbe situation. Armltng' smiled up at him In amiable acknowledgment of his courtesy and roso. "Yon aro very considerate, innnsleui. I was Just at the moment rogrettlnil our distinguished host's oversight la providing cigars ulono. Allow mel"' lie bent forward, took the oulstretcl ed open case Into his own hands, rt moved a cigarette, snapped tlio cas* shut and thrust It Into his trouser poild'l nil, as It scorned, nt a single ili'iike, "My dear sir," begnn Chnuvenet, while wilh rage. "My ilenr M. Clintivenet," snld Armltnge, sulking n match, "I am Indebted |o you for returning n trinket that 1 value highly." The llunie crept half the lenglh of Iho slick whllo thoy regarded each olher. Then Anniiage raised It to tlm tip If Ids clgiiielle, lifted bis bend and blew ii iiuiiii of smoke "Are J "ii able lo prove your property, Mr, Ainillngi'?" demanded Chiiuvi'iict furiously. "My dear sir, they have a saying In Ihls country that possession Is nine points of the law. You had It- now 1 havo It wherefore It must be mine!" Hi litrnnl to /Ind ChMMMl clow nt hi* tide. Chauvenet'* rigid figure tuddenly re laicd, Ile lenned ngnlnst a chair with a relnrn of his habllual nonchalant air and waved his hnnd carelessly. "Between gentlemen—»o imall a mat ter!" "To lie sure, the merest trifle," laugh ed Armltage with entire good humor. "And where a gentleman hns the predatory habit* of a burglar and hi'iiseliri'iiker"— "Then lesser affair*, iuch a* picking up trlnket*"*- "Coine ualiirally; quite «o!" And Chativenet twisted his musttuhe with an air of Immense satisfaction "I'ul the genial art of assassination -there's a business that requires a calculating baud, my dear M. Chan* Tenet." Chauvenet'* hand went again to hli HP "To be sure!" ho ejaculated, with MM "But «lonc-nlone one can do Utile For larger operations one requires. I ihould iny, courageous associates Now, In my affairs, would you believe me, 1 am obliged to manage qulie alone" "How melancholy!" exclaimed Chan venet. "ll Is, lulled, very sad!'' and Aruil tagc sighed, lossed his cigarette lui a •he smolderb g grate and bade Chanre net a ceremonious good night. "Ah we shall meel again. 1 dnre The Port of Missing Men HV UKKKIHTII NiniOI.SON Alilli.ai ,i[ "The IIiillsc "( ■• Thoaaaad Caidlaa." (Continued Irmn lust issuei j, I Ilirill 11H1T111UTTT " 11 ■ 111111 ■ ■ ■ ■ T Bhlrley and Chnuvenet left the ran ernblc Justice, nnd Mrs. Sanderson Intercepted Ihem at once. "To think of all these beautlfnl thing* In our own AmericaI" exclaimed Shirley. "And you, Mr. Armltage"— 'Among the other curios, Miss Claiborne," laughed John, taking ber hand. "Hut 1 haven't Inlrodii'isl you yet," begin Mrs. Sanderson, puzzled, "No; the King l-Mwnrd did lhat Wl crossed logelher. Oh, M. Chauvenet, let me present Mr Ariultago." said Shirley, seeing Ihnt the men had nnt spoken The situation nniuscd lnnliane, nnd he untied ruber Bm broadly lhan wns necessary In liprMMag his plena- ure at meeting M Ch.iiiienei They regarded eaeh oilier wii'i the swift In- teulm**** of men who nt" Md to tho ihnrp etet I"1' "I 'heir ."-es nnd when .V-inli'i-e nirm-d liiwnrl Shirley and Mr* Saedci'so'i ne wn aware that Tiu wwtmutmnm tx— vtttte. diplomatic corps/had -withdrawn at once as a mark -of rofioct and sympathy for llarnn -wn'Mafhof, and at midnight the ballroom laid all of the-com- pany that remained. .Armltage hnd not sought Shirley apiln.. lie found n room Ihnt had lieen set npart for smokers, throw himself Into a chair, lighted a clgnr and stared at: a picture thnt had no Interest for him tvhatever. He put down his clgarnftara few wblffs, and his hnnd went: tofthe- pockeVtn which he hnd usually Jean-ted hhw cigarette case. "Ab, Mr. ArmUagB, mayX-ioSer yeo a clgarettel" He tumad tom-i-VCbatw'Sieti close at his side, lie -had, not heiird the man enter, tat CTmi-rt-enet had;been ln hi* thoughts, nnd hoa utartcdf. sBghtly at finding blm so, near. Q-BOi-flmet held In his white gfonetl haialjaigold cigarette case, which Iw* opened I with a deliberate rare tha* ■atapl-o-ed' Ha erobc.- llshed iddc. Th-HBHooth a***-3" rorface gtoamed In Iho llltht, the. hetoet la bine and the< wtrt»j falcon ttaida'd In Analta-ny* eyee. Ok I meetJuT, wn lay!" "The thought does credit to a gen irons nature," responded Armltage in.! psssod out Into the house. Chapter k "Tins is aotrica, nn, aiunTAci.' I'ill Nil, planting green and gold banner* on old Virginia battlefields, crossed the Potomac and occupied Washington. _ Shirley Claiborne called for her horse and rode forth to greet the conqueror. Tho afternoon wn keen ind sunny, and ihe hid turned Impatiently from a tea to which •he wt* committed to leek tbe open The call of tbe outdoor gods sang ln ber blood. lutTodll* and croctue* lifted yellow flames and ruddy torches from every dooryird. She hid pinned a spray of arbutus to tbe lapel of ber tan riding coat It spoke to ber of tbe blue hurl-on* of the Virginia hill* The young buds In the maples hovered Ilk* a mist In the treetopi. Towering ever nil, the Incomparable gray obelisk climbed to tbe blue arch and brought It nearer earth. Washington, the center of man's hope, la also tn spring the capital of the land of heart's desire. With n groom trailing after her, Shirley rode toward Rock creek-that rippling, murmuring, singing trifle of water lhat laughs day end night at the margin of the lienutlful city, as though politics and statesmanship were the hngest Joke In the world. The flag on thc Atistro-Hungnrlan embassy hung at half mast and symbols ot mourning •fluttered from tho entire front of tbo bouse. Shirley lifted ber eyes gravely a* *he passed. Her thoughts flew nt once to thi scone at the house of the Hcrotnry of state a week before, when Baron von Marhof had learned of the death of hi* sovereign, and by assocla tion she thought, too, of Armltage and Of hi* look and vole* i* he nld: "Long live Ihe emperor and king! bod save Austrlal" Hmporori and ktngil Thoy wero as Impossible today ai a anowstnmi The IItrav* imuwaador* aa they appc"id at THE EXPRESS, NORTII VANCOUVER, B. C. SEVEN (treat WMUngtM functions, wetirlng llieir deenriilliiiis, always struck her as helng [iiirllculnrly illstliiitiilshcd. it Just umi iK'eurreil In her Ihnt they «ere nil Raked to lhc crown nnil scepter, hut she dlamlaaad the wbola matter and bowed io two ilnrk Indies ln n Plfltlg vielurin with the iiulek little "od nnd bright smile thnt wero tbo snme for these tilled iiieinliers of tho Spanish niiilmssiidoi-'s household ns for the jrattag dangtltari of I western senator, who deinoonitlcnlly wnved their bands to her frotn a doorstop. Armltage enuie ngnln lo her mind. He had called nt lhe Clnlborno house twice since Ihe secrelury's ball, nnil she bad been surprised to lliul how fully she nceepted him ns nn Amerlcnn now that he was on her own soil, lie derived, too, a certain slnhlllty from the fact that the Sandersons knew hint; he was1. Imleeil, nn entirely illlVerent ftmt Hlnie Ihe Molilalia senalor del* Inllely en eted him witli an .liner lean landscape. She had kepi her own counsel touching the MMM M the ilarla deck of the King Kdwnnl, but II was not a Ihlng llghlly lo be forgaittcu She wns half angry with herself this mellow nflernooii lo Iind how persistently Armltage came inlo her thoughts ami how the knife thrust on lhe sleanier deck kept recurring In her mind and quickening her sympathy for a man of whom she knew so Utile, utt she touched her horse inipnllontly wilh lhc crop and mie Into (he park al a gall thnt rousitl the groom to attention. At a bend of llie road Chauvenet nnd Prnnzel, the ,'itlache, swung Into view. MMM, and as they met t'huuveiiel turned his horse and rode beside her. "All, these American nlrs! This spring! Is II mil good to he alive, Miss Claiborne';" "It ls all of thnt!" tbc replied. It seemed lo her thnt Ihe day had not needed Chauvenel's praise. "I had hoped lo see you laler at the IValllngford lea," he continued. "No tea* for me on a day like this! The thought of being Indoors Is tragic." She wished lhat he would leave her, for she had ridden out Into the spring sunshine to be alone. lie somehow did not ntSU lo advantage In his riding coat-hls belongings were too perfect She had really enjoyed his talk wheu Ihey had met boa1 and there abroad, bill she was In no mood for hliu now, nud she wondered what he had lost hy the transfer to America Ile ran on airily In French, speaking of the rush of great and small social affairs that marked the cud at the sea ton. "Poor F'auncl Is Indeed trlsto. He Is inking (hc death of Johaim Wilhelm quite hard, llul hero In America (he death of au emperor seems less lm portaut. A king or a peasant, wti.it doe* It matter'.-" "Better ask the robin In yonder bud ding chestnut tree, monsieur. This Is uot on hour for hard questions!" "Ah, you aro very cruel! Vou drive me back to poor, melancholy Kraujiel who Is Indeed a funeral In himself" "Thnt Is very snd, monsieur," and •be smiled nt him with mischief lu her eyes. "My heart goes out to any one who ls left to mourn—alone." Ue gathered bl* rein* and drew up bis horse, lifting bis hat with a perfect gesture. "There are ladder blows thnn losing one'* sovereign, inndi'iuolsdle!" mnl he shook Ids bared head mournfully and rode back to (lud his friend. Sho sought now her fnvorlie bridle path*, and her heart wns light wilh the sweetness and pence of the spring a* the hen ril the rush and splash o! the creek, snw thc Hash of wings nm! felt the mystery of awakened life throbbing about her. Tlie heart of a girl ln spring Is Ihe home of iln-nn;- nnd Shirley* heart overflowed willi them uniil her pulse Ihrllled ninl Mtfl In quickening (MM10, The groom marveled nt the sudden changes of gait, the gallops that Ml abruptly to a walk with the allerna tlous of iuihiiI In lhe girl's liearl. lhc pauses that marl.eil n moment of mod llntlon ns sho watcind *ome green curving bank or a plunge of (he mad Utile creek that sent a glory of spra) whltely lulo lhe sunlight It grew laic, and the shadows of waning iiflonmnn crept through (he park. The crowd had hurried home to oscn]>o thc chill of the spring dusk, Intt she llngerd M reluctant lo lenve, and presently lell her horse with tin' groom that she might walk alone Iwsldethc creek In a place lhat was beautifully wild. About quickly and clasped her riding crop Mglilly Some one hnd paused at the farllicr adga of the maple brake and dlsinoiinli'il. as she had, for n more In* tlinntc enjoyment of tha plnco. II was John Anniiage, tapping his riding boot Idly wilh his crop as hc leaned against a tree nml viewed the miniature valley Ile was n Illtle below her, so that she saw him quite distinctly and e.'iuglit a glimpse of his horse pawing, wiili arched neck, in tha bridle path behind him.' She had no wish to meet him there and liu-neil to steal back to her bOM when a movement In Ihe inai'les bclai-.i caught her eye. She paused, fascinated and iiliinniil by the caution* stir of ihe undergrowth. Tba air was p.'ifivtly quiet; (he dis turbnnce was not caused by lhe wind The Iellow fiat, Aran,.it, ulh r hllll. "There an wtitw Mow* ttm lodng Oftl'l «U*IXTCl0*a." Ur lay a narrow atrip of young maples, and beyoud this the wide park rond wound nt tbe foot of a steep wooded cliff. The place was perfectly quiet save for the splnsh.and babble of the creek. Several minutes pained. Once (be board her groom jpeak to tbe hone*, though she could not ace 1dm. but the •'har f llie place held her. She railed her en*, from the tiiiuMhig water before lier ami looked oft through tbo iiui|i'c Iniigle Then slu, drew back Thc dark form rose anil poked for a sprlti,). Then thc head and shoulders of a man were disclosed ns be crouched on bunds nnd knees, watching Armltnge His small head and big body as he crept forward suggested to Shirley sonic fantastic monster of legend, and Inr heart beal f::st with terror as n knife Hashed In bis hand. Ile moved more rapidly toward the silent llgure iiy the tree, and siill Shirley watched wide cvi'il, her Hl-iiic tense nud (rem lilin*.-. the hand that held lhc crop hall raised In her lips, while llie dark form ruse and poised for a spring. Then she cried out, her voice ringing clear and high across (he liltle vale and sounding back from the clllt: "Oh, oh!" Aud Armltage leaped for ward and lurnod. Ills crop fell first upon the raised baud. I,n.'i ling Ibe knife far In to the trees.tlnn upon the face and shoulders ol tin* Sen lan. I'.u* fell ov turned und lad through Ihe maple tan glclnnitagcall cr him, and Shir ley r.ln back lo ward the bridge I here she had left lier groom and met blm halfway, hurry Ing toward lier. •What ls It ml**? I'ld laa' ^^^^^^^calir "No; It was nothing, Thomn»-noth j lug at all," and sho mounted nnd lum eii Inward home. ller heart was still pounding with | escllivneii'. and she walked her horse lo gain composure. Twice, In clrcum stances iim-t lllllllll.il and dlsqiilctiii.- she had witnessed nn attack on .lohn Armilage by un unknown enemy She recalled now a certain pathos of his ligmc as she first saw blm leaning againsl the Iree watching lhe lur Indent lillle slream, ami she was Im patient lo (lml how her sympathy went out lo him. II made no difference who John Armilage was; his etieiny was • coward, and lhe horror of such a menace to a man's life appalled her. She passed n mounted policeman, who recognized her and raiseil his hand in salute, but the Idea of re|wrtlng the strange affair In the strip of woodland occurred lo her only to he dismissed She felt that here was an ugly bu-i ncss that was not within the grasp of n park patrolman, and, moreover, John Armltage was entitled to pursue bis own course lu matters Ihal touched his llfo so closely. The thought of him reassured her. Ho wn* no simple lioy to suffer such attack* to pass un chiilleiigeal, aiiil so, dismissing hltn, she raised her head nnd saw him gallop forth from n In path nnd rein his borae beside her. "Miss Chilliornel" The suppressed feeling In his tone made the moment fenae, nml she snw that his lips trembled. It was a ilttm Hon that must have Its quick relief, so •he sold Instantly In * mockery of hi* own tone: "Mr. Anniiage!" She laugh."!. "1 nm almost caught In Ihe dark. The blandishments of spring have licgillled me." lie liHiked nt her with n quick scrutiny It did not seem possible Ihnt this could lie the girl win hid oaOad tO him lu warning scarce live minutes ba- fore, but be knew It had l«een *he. lie would hnve known her voice anywhere In the world. They rode silent beside the cn-ok, which was like a laughing companion seeking to mock them Inlo a cheerier mood. At nn opening Ihroiigh the hills (hey saw the Westiin horizon aitlow In tint*of lein- looping lata gold and purple Saie for the riot of the brook the world was lit peal..- She met Ills ei es for all In- ftnnt. ..ml their gravity and the firm lines In which his lips were set showed llinl the shock of hi* encounter bad nut j' i pissed. (To be continued' ■11111,1 IOR YOURS! If." NORTH LONSDALE ALEXANDER F. REILLY Teacher ol Artistic Pianoforte Playing North Vancouver, Saturdays Studio Address, 939 Davie St. Phone R.5732. SUMMER KNIT VESTS AT MODERATE PRICES. 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I'm mm Then I* every proepwl for the 1 !ahli-hmi*nl "I a nail fa. tun mi |.n I-l.nnl within ihi' |ir-'«,*nt year, (i 11. I.alillaii. fiiiinrilv nf llaniiliii nm., Imt now 11 ii-ii|,'iii ,,f V u* ' ler, it behind the profa 1 u i*. BOW liiiikiln; lln* 11 -ai\ 1111 ali-i* llirlil- fnl ll Illllli'll* • lili'lll iif 1*1*11 -Illla UOU H'llk. SPECIAL PRICES ON = = STAPLE DRY GOODS 72 inch Bleached Shceling 25c 20c. Pillow Cases, price 15c Tea Towelling, special 10c Heavy Unbleached Tabic Linen 35c 58 inch Bleached Table Unen 40c $ 1.50 White Bed Spreads, large size $ 1.25 20c Linen Holland, special 15c HEAVY REDUCTIONS ON ALL LINES OF SUMMER GOODS. J. J. McALEECE PHONE 93 Ki nh Hlock, Lonsdale Ave. Nortii Vancouver HEW I HR nil! ttii;i:i.i>s Capt. •'. J. Hannah al lha *. - Boaatoc lm- dlacovered whal hi ■■ a m*» ami vain.ib!.. li. 1*1 lot tin* a •* *.f mi. I ai ll '■ * i.": I i in.I when f** II* improved th* Iret opportuail) f. i a trial M'Tiiilv utile procml!'--* It ii,i I pari I .li* I'bilniy ami I*' * iiiiiiiii,*- the Idea "f n *iinun win*h nid. navigation, a* n depot IUI,' fl.llll OU tlllll' Ilia lll'all- »lli h i iinllhl imi ba overloohad. 11 I.IN Th third gold hrit-h hea lhi I * lium. mh- bnaghl m h) 11| Mi'l.lllil.-I l., a-lil |\ . ||. Mighl -1" I'llUllll- ,'l ,-, .11 |a,,l||'l ,,f which i- ih,* i.-nii i,f in,, imu. "f llrll I.lllll,al, ,,,.,. i" \ln\l n\/1 LTOS I" iniiv • nul In im.** the '|in*.iiiin in Baaaltea B, ' it th iiii'ini'iit. Sm. !• r llllll thia lli.l ||„.,l (OKI, wa- lliil ' I"' "li thi' main lm,* ,,| tl,,* 0. T. I ih.' '|ii.'.ti.in ,,i Boring 'la poration hai lnvn pnrnmnunt m ll iniinla uf ih,, ,,,„,, ,„,,!,!, \, I'll' la, llu* nn,. *. ' Battel nf fa. t i- i ii ing .In* ti'tnii'ii. i that iii ih,* 1*1 ri Una ahtWI *n.* mm,* than lliiil* DM in'li viduala, htU ami . ..rt>..i iii'.ii' beehteei i„ ffandtna aoa iad lhi [ < ai th.. popal I'l ' ' *.| hid '" ■ 'lal fall ||„ |,,„ ..' P 'i""i- i|„ |'„„l|,* \ die) righl ■Oi 'it "f Haariton, ^..jMj..J^..)M;a.Jaa*aa"Mj.."..*..*a.*a.*..*..J..".aJaajM*..'..*..*aa*aa*aa*aa'.a*aa^.|..J..Ja.*^J..*a.Ja^^ THE LONSDALE I'll AH.if.u) SELLS DRUGS AND MEDICINES AT VANCOUVER I'H HI'S . .. TRADE AT HOME GIVE US A TRIAL NEA 7 ORDER. OH YOVE I'll'O.XE ia f. S. THOMAS, T/im li t DRUGGIST ;; .{*♦->•>•>■■••:">*"•■"*•;•*:••;••:'"':''*:•♦•:••:":•♦•? i-^-i-'y\"y.-''.''yf>f-<r^<--if4A'H-9-t'4r<- c ONTENTED USTOMEES ARKY ONVICTION c OURTKOUS 1VILITY ONgUKRS ONTRARINKSb For onion and [wtato sells also flower seeds ol best quality. HALL'S GROCERY PHONE 189 Cor. Bt. Oeorgi'i A 8th Btreet N. VANCOUVER RIGHT THE EXPRESS, NURTH VANCOUVER, B. C. Tcu8?,mDXADPSS9 North Vancouver's Annual Exhibition fiirn- iln* « mi .nnl il Il'i'i'ings "I current local advertising, RATES Single Insi rl. Ilk per Una iim. ll.e,, Tv per line per iniertlon line Monti , '■* [tat 'in * pel' in-ei'linti ,',,,' WaNVK) ll Willi A H.I. Is,*,* ii glaze green i ith (tt, E. Ui V, Willi Reliable unman lor ear* o( , hilihiii al.nli ilm ng iha* alternoon, -ipply, Mi-. Spilleshui-y, sih itreet, H \\ | I'll \ , a. u.l* , Ml al .'I I, j,.ml kin « a * . I .-,, \p Ml-. II ll. I lli . llll* llaalllil.ll.l, \.iiiii Vai ii"* Sl H i\ l I'll lii-i .In-- general * i mi. f.iniil.i ,.i il Wag** t'Ati u llli'lllli. Kefer,',no- leiplneil. Appl* a J in u p.m., Mi-. Verner, \ li toria I'aiik. M WANTED HAM i:n I,, bm .air, ,* tun-Hut-* tppl] K. I.., I'\pi*e-- Ulli,.'. WANTED l.auia hens, Apply, Si tieorge'l hospital, Sixth llraal iv,*-l. I Iiiiiii neeille i\ in in wauls si'lliaj, ineiiiliiiL' or * I irge ol rUldnn par! day. Boi "ll". i tpre**, 'Hi Vi WIM) I'..i ■ *, iiii. in in nnil ml,*, LT'nnl linainl anil iiuiiii where there uiv ao children or othei bn infer*, Stat* i. nn-, Boi .1. M., I 11,-** Offlce, I have WM ouh toi iv I Ileal I i ile buy in Sorth 1 nver. 8tal* a i i.-t location, price ,n,I deaprlption. Mali,- A. I-:. tl„ Ivpi,..- mii,,*. Bt, LOST I.08T Sainiiliiv evening betmaool i ■■ ni \. \. Bt*.nu I 'iinin mnl Iih itreel on Lonsdale lv*,, a Bv* dollar bill. I'niiler pleii-e nluiii to this of li, .'. Hew H.I. -Ut FOR SALE i'ou sai i: ippi,*, Vi. I.. K..0I,*, I'ill'rnili cheap \|'|d . laal, ll. Pull SALE ti i, -i.n*, ihe,.p M'pK, Si. fi '* l|...pnnl, Bfanh itiaat »e-i. I'nll BALI ' heap. niMein il a Cornell Imiiiinlow, in i cojBpfet**d, |.|.l|.lnl l*ai ution, I'ii*.*, 13,8,111, Tel Ills, mui. I, I'.uv I,, l.xpie.g 01 li.o. M \- the Ulna draWS man I" lit* all iiiiiii exhibition ol taa Nortli \ ancoo vm Horticultural Society and tern ei .' Insi iinie which tulac. pln.e oil the North Vancouver Exhibition ground mi Sepl. '.'tli nml llllll, llie iiil"ie*l in illis popular event imteaaaa, Tl \ liil .it i.m ihi. year i- datig I p. be ii iveonl breaker ind wiih ihi. end in view* the committee liave it ranged an eieeUanl prize list, the mer it ,,f wlii. ti enn easily he appreciated lroui al in-|n*. lion. Tl vhiliiiiuii will open i" ihe pub- lie ai 13 o'clock noon, 1*11 Rapt, '-'lli nml lhe formal spaaing will bi in Utt nature ol a promenade band ooncerl III th* elouille. nl s ,,-, |,„ I,, lln llii* seeiind ilnv tha . Iiiiiii,*e-' -polls will .* men*.* iii the alternoon and the -how will conclude with i imi pah lie llllll*,*. \- will I"- ten fiom lhe '-ui head ing lliis ,-trliele tin pri/,- ne nol all pecuniary, bal many haad*o*M tup* uf worth will In* presented to the pr lllllll, I* . spe* I ll .111. Illillll iS Call lo I Ins- 2\i l.n lhe host colleetion • applet f,,i which I pri** al s7..**ii offered, ;il-" a colleetion "I plum i pii e ,,i sin being offend loi tl clan*. Similar excellent prizes aadct| an* offered for prum . "ton* fun boxes ni npple-, collection ol rarlo inin , ii,.-i <..ll.,inm nl India di liln I f r * .111 ..III* i Imll . ila I lll'l Is e,* i ,..ll... iimi nf vegetable*, best co let unn nf veeeiihle- distinct (roa oil ,*, inn, in* , lie i exhibit ol tolinge an dowering plant*, Special attention !■ called lo 11* UW l.n which ai pii/e i- offered lor lh beal kepi garden in the rity ol Norih \ ancouver, no twtaldi help naplojui and aba la da** 181, lh* largi beat colla lion nl home Bad* bottle I Iruit* and .i.nn* im which a silver l ll| vhIuihI nl IK i nli.nal. The North Vancouver dtj band will he iu attendance, LOCAL ADS. .lack I.nittet and N. I."iisd.ilc Eldet Murray Cu. fire insiinme We will buy ur ntkalft) your Mined, ranges and household ■•oods lur s|iut iash. Turner's n I.uiisd.ile Ave I'liutic i8|. P. 0. Box 213. DISSOLUTION nl*' PARTNERSHIP \nliie i- li.leln glv** ihnt lhe pnrtiii'i-hip Inlliern, slitting Ih.Iw.sii lb nn l.l. In- nml I'a i. > hitu. II" ll I ' III \t."'llt-, 11 ll"la-l tlie hllll I line ,,f ll**i,i< I fl ,V I ,,.. lm. t lal - illeil llll' llllalei ||gnad "ill '"I.I I ■ i irry on llu b i in,* . jn ilu prem! • hiiherlo n* i I, Nnti,, i- fiiill.'*i .!'• n lh il ilie nn dereigaad will not l» respon*ihl* lor i'i, . v. ntnl by ll'l I'.'.V Kill*.' 111 a olille* t.Ill* Willi ilia Iial llllll nf lll'l l\ I I,- k t a, in sin i CIVM ha-, i tan ■ llth, IWO. DIS8011 riON nl' PARTN1 ItSllll' mini i i- in ui in <a\v.\ ihai tl pai tnei hip l*> ,* ■ lm bat-eaan mi 11 i; Mb.ill l,II, Mm li. JAIE8 IIHUH 1 ind 11..- un dmlftMd HII LIA! J AH I 9 lllllll, a leant ll. il-1 s. under ile i.*m mini** "tt tt I,II Mill ll | ill." nl North Vai 'I', in lh* I'.* r.i in ih Columbia, * ''*> ill -aibeal b) Ill'll aa II ned WII I MM l\MI - I IIH A a* * lll'l fllllll 'I ' ll Will lii'i. a'** I **l *"i 111 ll WALTER «!', II I III Mill I! and ,i \mi - ifinin i. ie whon ill iM" al tin* old Hun will In* paid, 'nud I" wh..in nil outstanding iccounti dm n, ii,,* * paid, I .i. I I HI I North \ B, ''.. lufUd IMI Ml. II * ' .,*.*: a I, -. hoi with I'mi"' Rupart'i li I lill 1 ' a I,, || 11 I ll,,, ,i. Wiiiani i.'i. "i Ihal 'ill- | lilt is Veil pH'lili' ■'! ll"'! iiti Nl I liUIIY ('(iMT.PA I'he .'illlliiilln eln, 111 i- mil'le nf lln' f- tabli-liinelit of another new dully, \<* '.lillle, llol i-l anil -mall fill it bual iii llie eily. The parti?* I.'liiml the prnji" I nre Mi*s-rs. W. S. Viviaa .unl II. Sunn. Tha forme* aai b**n In tha eiiv bm a fen months lun lm- ail i,*iul\ iiliinilieil himsell with m.iin nn iv .iiunl -. iniaie e-|M- lully willi Si, ■ lohn's . Inn li. lie hai- ul-n Ihh-ii a nn nei ll.l Willi llll- flllil llll-llll-s line, having been employ**) by Mr. tana hi. fruit um* h nn loth -Ins'i. \li. II. Snow hu- fm -nine time ban "ian* IL"'l aif Ml, f, K. luik-i'll- 'I im aiieli ninl i- well ami liivni.dill known, II,* li nl ** mcretary "f iln* North Vnn*..umi II*.iti,iiltiirnl S,„i .-lv. The new pin In. is hnve in ipiil ed luml it*un Mi. r. Larson on llth itreet ami will open up foi bead***** ai once. \ portion i.f tha grand* will t.' glaaaad in lm- growing early torn nin,'-, ele.. ami fnr liiiddinit-niit plunt-. M,-.i- \ innn k Sn,,w will aiinoiiiiii* then I'. O. Iln\ und tele Illume inmilver Inter. ' Sisler Teiv-ine. -i-lel -upelii'l* nl Sl. \i|,.u line -* hool al >•■' I" ll. I1- ' I. wl,,, luu luen attending ihe Vancou ver evhiliiieni in a a,i iion wilh lh* Indian ohildren'i nhibil Irom *l I lal al I".■ 1'"' |ng bei* -lav Iiele -ll" wal- lile gill I .if Si. I'mil'- ichool, Keith road, QARDEN I'AKTV A very pleasaiii tim* is eontemplat ell III ll.illvbiiiii ii.i elouille iiii. II lhe l'i<--lc, i,*riuiis ,,i ihi .iiv iiill mingle in niaiitliei* popular garden part) at ilii- charming location, I'ouneillor ■ Inlin l.iiivsim wil' throw ii]'.*ii I'is beautilul groundi fa"' lhe awommoda. ii f ihe guest .ic! besides will provide every fn* llity I'm' a .m-eWul ami •ajoyabta iinie* Iiiiiii- uill leave ilie Waal Vancouver wharf in \ anu mi ver near the Y \. Cit) Perriei 'I'l, ait 7.3(1 uml pun iai,a, i*a being n nl" •'**i ih.* return aai ihe | i niiere when ■he ,* art i- ,* u„!*i,!el. AT Till Hull I - Xoiih Vancouver I. rliiilill,*, Portland P. Illllhev, Seal 11** Mi. ami Hr*, i;, W, Heagher, Ban I' ", I'illifl'ltlill I . .1. kiaUlUIII, I il|aa laaWU Mi-s 0ille*pie, Vanoouver II. Hilliurn fl, E. Wllbui laa. A, food Mi . ttillus, \. f'oillitlL' Mrs. Ilemwiil lh H. Sherl...*h Ml-. K, Slille Mr. nml Mr-. II. Roger* I'lllllae ll.alel Mi. iiiiiI Mrs, r. A. Black, TuwUl Bay Mi. ami Mr-. II. 11. lb lul.l,ui. B« Plan- Iseo llieli l'„n|e. \-li* ro'T II a Boyle W. II. Boner, Everett, Waafc, II. \\. Stuchej i . il. I iiwl.v. Port Hood] Mi. and Ira, Maliiibiii. New tt.-l I*' Brown, Vaacoavii W. Mini in ' ' Hi \. It. tteb-ler ll. W. dough H, \i,la,I,,1,1 BUILDER! AND UT'? CONTRACTORS jj_m\s*l~i--'*'v*n~mm.am—a'- - -iwn-yn WILL FIND IT TO THEIR INTEREST to Iniv tln-'i' 1 otils iind 1 lard- warr here, writ-it- liiuh 11 ll a 111 y ttig n r siijirt'irn-, hind in hand willi fair |.|.'l-. Every Building Trade will find here every tool and implement required, and tlie pricei will lie lound eminently satisfactory. We will appreciate a Irial order and you will appreciate our goods. paine & McMillan The Pioneer I lardw.iiv North Vancouver I lie lentil- I..111 iiumelit whi. ll li e pilllisl nlf -i, -il -lully nn Milunlai laat lill lile enlilt ill I \-Ahleiln n* Prirkmay win atraifid ibaoal in lu entirety by Mr. tt'. S. A'ivinn. al M i 1 r i in ml Snow. The t ii ment will lie iiiiilinil"d ni'Vl Siilurilin uud llolli tlie -ilee-- L.-aillisl lust Sul 'nil' it is ultOL'etlll'l likely thnl lie iiieiiibiiui' will l»' iiui'li larfar. The |,i,,*,s,l- ut,* iitul'i-tooil in Ih* iii nu! nl St. .luhn'. i Inin li boUdlag (uini. Notice to Contractor! MUI I IMI NDKRfl will In* n* *i "I bl llie muli l-io I lip In I p.m. nil I I, n d u. fcapt, I-l, I'.llll, (or 11n- ..III- atiu. In.ii nf | , ilnn .ii lhe il|t|.'l le k '.f lha Iall' ^t.ltlliel "vt ' I'llUI , !>• ill' ll - lllll t'aallll III allll a in ■ i • ill lh. aath i the North Vim*.en*i rm I'.* -, I im I'e.l, \ ,111**11111*1. \ i|,|io-ii tqual io tli, .milium ol ■"> p*l ent. "i lh lal* I I'ii'* by . fl - •iii'ii cheque, mule payabta i" ll> ■ baa!.* eomi'llllV UUI-I 10 ' . >lll | IJlllX' ell'll lendei. I .o,,..i tii nn* -ei .l.i iiiii i |K ,l..|ite.l. I. M. IHA III), tt Muniiger. Corporation of the Diitrict of North Vancouver si i OM) *i' iiii\ S'ORTB \Mi HM I hmi R I \|| \>lll\ Bi i!.*l render* will In- r bed hy * l|> la* Hl'lllll ,1 II , il I '* p iii i*.i ilu* laying "I ■ an. fiulll llie lorth I lal'' ill B, I . "-II lo Mo.,|iolo I leek ill II. I*. III'., . .li lance .,i .'bm (eel or Ihere- In. In ncrordance with th* ipedlcl l.l.aa ',* 1»* a*. || ||| ihi. Ill* I a III'* I..Ue * *.| a' - a pled, i"ll\ i; i OHOROVE, lh *n* i I i* Municipal Oili-e, ^"iili Vanoouver, fecial t^ts ROYAL SUNUARD HOUR $2.00 A SACK As a Special OuYr ■ giving iw»y .1 - 11 int Imx ol Wheat Pearls with MCh St) I of llnur. Hickman & Hood Phont 1 Mi at l'ept Hj Groo 1 1 for. lonidale *»e. * Slh Sl. Vv**« lafao.',.-- J».li rf? ' Several Coats Of Paint ol tin- Mdinary kind in luller lhan "lie 01 livu ul OUI sii|u nor limits. I In ia - * omv righl al the start. Our Paints Last Longer nm. su tint's tcooomy it tbt .ml ns •-,, ll Tlu nexl painting vmi iln, ai. i* ii piintiind ■ your prudl K I W. H. Stoney & Co. 117 Loudili 11 l»EAB0DY'8 RAILROAD KING 11',' Ufa' sole l|*ntl here PEABODYS' UNION W MADE I jAcl :^t5, The onlv 1 gnlacl 1 Af that I'liiii S.I e.l-b •lull..I.I.e I \ * i*. ,1 * '• ■■*,* il tiny .1.. not ni.et i-i-i, V^r^I-- entiolll. I n 1 |*in- All.l be I'mil iln I'd Peabody'i Railroad King nl GOODS MA^UFACTUREO * IN-J ( Fur Suli. hj CUMMING5 li.-i.t's Clothing, Putniihingi, SlnV Ltdiw', ud CIllKIlt n'i I'm ts 111*1 Slim s. NEXT TO BURNS' HBAT MARKKT oft operate llie only pad- tleil (lirillluie .Illd pine ni ivmj; van in lhe cily. . . N. V. Curtate Co. 7 I on-il.ili* In I'llllM • . Ill NORTH VANCOUVER Horticultural Exhibition SEPTEMBER 9th and 10th, 1910 ■ QtjM l.uli Day at 12 O'clock N<«in.= CHILDREN'S SPORTS Afternoon Saturday, Sept 10th. Priu Lilli. Kli , nwjr bf hid from thr Dirrdon H. SNOW, Sec'y Trraiurer W. L KEENE, l'i, a ,',-lit ■HHHf^HI 111111111111111 i 11 IfHtHHHHH NOTICE! Our Imsiness is now practically on n cash basis. This enables us to give our customers the same high class (roods we have alwinS lmiiillul at very much better prices than can be obtained Iroin stores doing a credit trade. Trv nn ortbr and compare quality ami price. J. A. & n. McMillan ■ -tH-l-I"l-I"l-l-l"l-l-H~H~l~l~H-l-I->l~l-l-I-l"l-l-i- •1-H-i-H-i SLIGHTLY USED $600 HE1NTZMAN & CO. PIANO IN PERFECT CONDITION $375.00 North Vancouver Piano Co. 443 LONSDAH. AVE. PHONE 114 NOTICE II you want lo sell your Pi'o|>crly, fill in blank space and Mail to INKSTER & WARD NORTII VANCOUVER NAMK ADDRESS ,... LOI BLOCK D.I
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