Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 17

TEE VANCOUVER DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1920. LABOR TEMPLE Point Grey VISITED STATES TO RAISE MONEY VMpminessiJulIetin AUCTION I SALES 1 AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY JVNK B. C. JUNK CO MAIN OFFICE, 133 Powell Street. Pipe and wire rope, all sles; plumbing supplies.

Heavy buy era all kinds of metals and junk. Seymour 4403. DELEGATION AT COUNCIL MEETING Considerable Business Disposed of at Point Grey Session Reports for April Are Submitted. POINT GREY, May B. The regu lar meeting of the Point Grey municipal council was held In the municipal hall.

Kerrlsdale, last night, with the usual list of deputations and Individuals present with their, numeroua requests for etreets, lanes, ana other Improvements. Messrs. Grey, Harvey and Aber nethy of Marpole, who own a large number of lots at Marpole, upon which the sanitary inspector had passed as "unsanitary," were present to be advised by the council that they must be put Into a sanitary condition. The proposal was that a government dredge be secured to pump sufficient sand upon the property to do away with the present conditions. The owners were willing to pay their Bhare, providing the municipality took care of the streets and lanes In that locality.

Considerable activity In tennis circles was evident as the newly organized Point Grey Tennis Club wrus present again seeking the exclusive use of the Wilson Koad courts. A request was also in from the Preshyto rtan Tennis Club, as well as the Iona Club, the Iona Club being unwilling willing to lln up with the newly formed club. Mr. Munton, chief spokesman of the Point Grey aggregation, asserted his willingness to Interview these other clubs, with a view to affecting a fusing of all tennis clubs, with the exception of the West Point Grey Tennis Club who. owing to their location, require different consideration.

The whole matter, however, was left for final settlement to the clubs and the parks committee. OvPrcrowdin of Car. The question of the overcrowding of Uie Oak Street and Kerrlsdale cars was opened by Councillor Locklln and strongly supported by Councillor Mac Lennan. It was decided to ask the B.C.E.Ry. to put on extra cam during the rush hours.

Chairman Mae.Morran, of the parks committee, reported that his committee had decided that the municipality should have a "float" in the Hudson's Bay pageant, which is being staged in Vancouver this month. He stated that the Horticultural Society had been requested to Join with the municipality la the demonstration. Upon motion of Councillor Mac Lennan it was decided to ask the provincial government to Include municipal golf links in their sub division plans of the property West Point Grey. Also the question of an auto parking station for the convenience of tourists be recommended. Health Officer's lieport.

The report of the AI.O.H. was the cause of considerable discussion, and CHANGES HANDS Dunsmuir Street Block to be New Home of Technical School Announces Minister of Education. All articles have been signed for the purchase of the Labor Temple on Dunsmuir Street as the future home of 1 w.u 'vimiHu, Bciiooi nere, according to an announcement. mnri i l. MacLean.

minislcr of education: ot me uuihung, which is an ideal structure for Una purpose, Is W5.UU0. of which is to he raised under a bylaw to be submitted io uie ratepayers, while the government will add $50,000. Pr. MaoLean has submitted a proposal that the provincial government should purchase this building and in ton years turn it over to the city. Mr.

J. W. Prescott, chairman of the school board, stated this morning to The World the location was a very favorable one, close to the administration offices of the school board and convenient for all students, who could reach the place by the various car lines running near It. In regard to fixing the school for occupation, he stated that would cover all repairs, changes and Improvements, and $26,000, with the present equipment at King Edward would equip the school. "It will be ready by September and will greatly alleviate the present accommodation problem tit King Edward." Mr.

I'rescott said. It Is expected that nbont 400 students will take up their studies there this year. The Labor Temple Company, the owners of the building, has a capital of $100,000. Fifty thousand shares were paid out for the two lots and the old church which formed the site. The Norton Griffiths Company, which built the structure, first mortgage of $150,000, which was later sold to the Prudential Assurance Company.

A second mortgage of $15,000 la held locally and both mortgages are con siderably overdue and the mortgagee has been in possession for some time. Since the O. H. V. has divided labor Into two camps In the city, the question of paying off these mortgages hns become out of the question and the shareholders are now forced to sell out The officers of the company are: President, W.

A. Alexander; secretary, V. R. Midgley; directors, A. J.

Wilson, J. Pv. Campbell, J. S. Merson, J.

G. Smith, W. A. Prltchard, J. Kavanagh.

J. H. McVety, A. J. Crawford and S.

Knowles. These men decided by a vote of nine to two to make the sale. CONDITIONS IN ORIENT REQUIRE CLOSE STUDY H. 0. White to Leave This Week on Trip to Far East With the intention of visiting China, Japan, Australia, Java end the Malay Peninsular, Mr.

H. G. White, general manager of the H. G. White Company of Vancouver, loaves tomorrow on a business trip for his three During udy market conditions in the various countries he will visit, with the object of extending on a large scale the im jiorflng and exporting business of his firm.

Conditions In the Orient especially require closo and continued study wo have found, and that is the reason I am making the trip to the Far KaBt. As far as the Malay Peninsula, is concerned there la no doubt that the opportunity exists there for the development of trade on a large scale, but, like every other foreign market, this development can only take place knowledge of the I of kos Orient once every year, but this time, h'S Absence Mr. R. Fisher, barrls Ier oc tnla clly wlll act as consul of cru. LIBRARY COMMISSION WILL MEET THIS WEEK Miss Helen Stewart of Victoria Threatens Resignation The Library Commission will meet sometime this week at Victoria to consider a communication from Miss Helen public librarian, who has threatened to resign unless she Is allowed sufficient time away from her duties to tarry on her work as a member of the Library Commission.

Aid. Sargeant rondo this announcement, and. In doing so, stated that Miss Stewart bad been a member of the commission ever fdnce its formation a year ago and no com plaint had been mado regarding the work she had carried out. Her salary had been raised four times since took office. ANGLICAN COMMISSIONER HEARD AT MOUNT PLEASANT Knenklntr Tnnt evt nlng at ft.

Mlrh.iePs Church. Mount l'lenant. tinch the nlcea of the Tirofherhood of Kt. AnOrew, Mr Fvi'lvn M. itiio, a prominent Angll' an churchman of Toronto, and recently ap the lntet compilation or antiafriptnin to tlie Nntlonnl 'Ibtink trr rinir l'tnn of the Angllern Forward Mo.vement xhowod i ii of Miliars, of which 1.4'"i had received in rash nt the Toronto hend 1 1 tin rt er nn1 of till amount hud heon disbursed, fhily three vr nut of the monev railed had been disbursed In concoction with i11ocen and ticu.l.ni lncurrd In connection movement since It Inception two yearn and In thl three cent, waa nl Include'! all j.rlntlnz and publb itv work.

a at as ttii an analysis of the milk being sold In ifirni. Mr. White will sail on the Em the municipality waa considered very Ivrcss of Asia and will bo awny about nnntltu liiflnrr Vtlu tritl Fitk Will months. his trip he will 75 Vancouver Harbour Commissioners' New Pier Works at Burrard Inlet CONTRACT NO. 1 SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed "Tenders for Filling and Dredging" will be received at this office until 12 o'clock noon, 15th May, 1(120, for the execution of the filling and dredging for the Harbour Commissioners' New pier, to be known as "Ballantyne I'ler" at Burrard Inlet, Vancouver, B.

C. Plans and specifications can be seen unrt form of tenders obtained at the office of the Harbour Commissioners, 712 Pender St. Vancouver, B.C.. or at the office of A. D.

An'fln Tna, i i to the commissioners! 10 Pulliipi Place. Montreal i Tender's wli made on the 11 not be eoasldered unless ade on the form hv the Com missioners and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein. t'ach tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank jay able to the Order of the Harbour Commissioners for the sum of fifty thousand Uullarn Copies of ilnns can be obtained" application to the Harbour Commissioners or the Consulting Lnglneer on payment of the sum of fiwoo, which will be returned when plans are returned. ine Harbour Commissioners do not bind themselves to accept the lowest, or any, tender. By order, W.

D. HARVIB, Secretary. Vancouver Harbour Commissioners. Dated at Vancouver. B.C..

20th Anril, 1920. NOTICE. VANCOUVER, B. IIARBOR. Amendment or Harbor Head Line.

Notice Is hereby given that the harbor head line in the Harbor of Vancouver, B. beyond which wharves, breakwaters, piers and similar structures are not permitted to be constructed, as established by In Council of February 2.N 1IH13 and amended by Order in Council of December 7, 1U12. has been further amended by Order In Council, dated April 7, 1920 (PC. 704) (Soulh Side of Burrard Inlet). Plan and description showing the amended Hue can he seen at the Department of Public Works.

Ottawa, and at the office of the Distric Engineer' of the Department of Public Works at New Westminster, B. C. R. C. DESROCnERS, Secretary.

Department of Publte Works, Ottawa, April 24, 1920. NOTRE TO CREDITORS Estate of Major Fits Patrick Joseph Horrlgan, Late bunt R. N. W. At.

Deceased. All persons havlnir any claims against the above mentioned dec used, who died on the dl'y March, mo. domiciled in the City of Vancouver. B.C., are required to send to the undersigned solictors for lhomaa and Elizabeth Horrlgan, executors or the said deceased. 4heir names and addresses and full particulars In writing of ttielr claims and statements of their accounts and th nature uf the securities If any held by them.

Dated at the city of Vancouver, B.C.. this 6th day of May, 1320. McliAY, OUR A VATJOHAN, 41o Vancouver Block, a Vancouver, 0. solicitors for the above named Executors. Richmond RICHMOND BRANCH OF UNITED FARMERS Important Organization Meeting; on Thursday Night BRIGHOL'SE.

B. May E. The last meeting of the very energetic or ganization campaign which has been carried on during the past month In tho Fraser Valley by Field Organizer Humphrey, of the United Farmers of British Columbia, will be held at the municipal hall, Brlghouse, tomorrow, following the meeting: of the Fraser Valley Milk Producers' Association. The campaign In the valley has resulted in the formation of twenty one strong locals, and the enrollment of a large number of the very best of the farmers under the banner of the new and aggressive organization. There will be a large number of the prominent farmers of Richmond at the dairy meeting, and the combination of the two meetings.

It is expected, will result in a large attendance. A meeting was held In Brlghouse tome time ago. It was addressed by Mr. Humphrey, and keen interest in the subject of an Independent farmers' organization was manifested, and there Is little doubt In the mlnda of I those back of the movement that a I live local will be formed on Thursday night, and that this will result later on in the organization of other branches. There Is undoubtedly room for at least four branches of the United Farmers on Lulu Island.

South Vancouver SCHOOL STATISTICS SOUTH VANCOUVER, May 5. A statement of the school attendance for April, Just Issued by the board, shows that 5874 names were enrolled and the percentage of attendance was 90.89. Of thse 337 are high school pupils. The attendance In April 1918 was 4812 and for the same month of last year 6462. The total number of divisions presided over by a teacher, exclusive of manual training and domestic science, is 180.

The medical Inspector made 42 school visits and the school nurse visited 13 homes In addition to her othtr duties. DISTRICT IS HEALTHY For a municipality of over 30,000, the April health report is remarkable. The only Infectious diseases remaining at the end of the month were: chicken pox, measles, 11; Kcarlet fever, tuberculosis, 14. Total, 29. There were four post mortems; two inquests; three insane cases examined and 18 calls on indigent patients; 123 inspections for sanitation; 2 abatement notices served; six families given relief amount.

ng to $75.00. INJURED HOY IMPROVING Cyril Thompson, son of Assessor Wm. Thompson, who had his leg broken In an accident on Marine Drive, West Vancouver, on Sunday, Is petting along very satisfactorily at the General Hospital, his father stated today. MLMC1PAL MATTERS A delegation from the King's Daughters waited on the commissioner on Tuesday to ask that the municipality pay the way to England of a woman and her daughter who were unable to make the Journey without financial assistance. The commissioner promised to consider the matter.

CORPORATION BUYS COAL A purchase of E00 tons of coal was made by the municipality on Tuesday at 13 per ton. NOTICES a 8 In Prominent Chinese Returning Home After Negotiating for Revef ue for Proposed Railway. The Orient and the Occident are combining forces In the persons of Mr. H. T.

Yunir. Pr. T. T. Cheng and iir, 1UC1 IC UIKei Hll UU lliu i visitors nt the Hotel Vancouver, I th.

niiin, thn KniDress i of Asia tomorrow) for the purpone of Introducing capital and nogouauriB I a considerable railway undertaking the nroimsed Cunton Hiuikow rutl wiiv In China. lilr. uiig. who was seen by The World tliis morning, is that Interesting combination of qualities an Oc cldentulized oriental. Slight, well groomed, and in tho very early twenties, this very boyish looking Chinaman, though born und brought up at Hongkong, la a product of Yale University whero he spent three years and to which seat of learning ho owes the excellent English in which he converses.

Though an electrical engineer by profession he Is nlso deeply interested in several banking concerns and represents tho Asia Commercial and Development Company. lr. Cheng, one of his companions, is an ex president of the Industrial und Commercial Bank of Hongkong. The third member of the party, Mr. Walker, of New Vork from which city they have all travelled represents tho Guarantee.

Trust Companv of New York, of which the Asia corporation Is a subsidiary. The two Chinamen have been visiting tho States with view to raising capital In view of the fact that, with the advent of the war, British capital for the development of the Cunlon Hankow railway, which has comenced construction, ceased to flow In that direction, and Mr. Walker is returning with them to thoroughly size up the situation. Moreover, while In the Slates, Mr. Yung has purchased a lot of machinery in order to manufacture in China gnses oxvgen and hydrogen to bo used for cutting and welding purposes.

In addition to tho Canton Hankow rall rniiwav development tho southern part of China will bo considered. Referring to tho attitude of China towards Japan, Mr. Yunir said that tho Chinese had no grudge against the Japanese individually, but everybody in China felt that Japan had taken an unfair advantage of bet strong position and ho hud found that the English and Americans out there felt the same way about it. There was no doubt whatever that, whatever Japan might assert to the contrary, she was feeling the effect of the Chinese boycott of Japuncse goods ve'y decidedly. PE0PLE7SATISFIED WITH SANE SUNDAY Mayor Gale Defines His Attitude on Sunday Observances "1 am untitled that the majority of the people of Vancouver are satisfied with the "tune Sunday we have In this city now and I'm prepared to attune all rcnionalbillty Ha fur a I personally am concerned for the continuation of the present conditions." Ho stated Maror unie, enmrman or mo Police Commission In reply to a letter from Mr.

Huentic, secretary of the Lord a lucre uni'ccsilnir tbnt the sale of newspapers he tirolilhlted In Vancouver on Sunday. Commissioner lluckworth and Commissioner Meltnn agreed bat If the hoard carried out the formal reipilreuienti of the law In this respect It would have to prohibit the aale of food, In Stnnley Pnrk ii ml elsewhere In fact enforce the Lord's I'ny Act to its fullest extent. On their motion (no letter waa laid on the tnhle "ending Investigation, hut Ilia Worship insisted upon umklng lila attitude, in the matter ipilte cleur VANCOUVER RENTS UP Department of I ftlsir Reports Result of Enquiry. Statistics furnished by the Dominion department of labor after a week's survey In Vancouver and vicinity ot the housing situation show the following: The average rent, obtained for a six room house In Vancouver Is Rents are from 50 to 100 per cent higher than In Rents have increased from $5 to 10 per month since January 1, 1920, on 75 per cent of tho houses In tho city. The majority of houses visited were In need of repulr.

Rents for six room dwellings without conveniences showed little reduction in comparison with modern housen of the same type. Rents are highest In Wards and VIIT (Mount Pleasant), and lowest in Ward VII. Tho average rental obtained for six room modern houses In the city Is 2 0 per month, and for dwelling of the same without conveniences, 2 fi 3 0 The highest rent recorded for six room house was $T5 for a Kltsl lano dwelling. BIG MAIL CONSIGNMENT ICmpresa of Asia. Will Carry Several Thoni and Raekt.

When the Empress of Asia sails on Thursdny nltfht she will have DoOO and 4000 aacks of mall on board. Alremly Kicks have been put. on hoard und a lot more are expected on the train tomorrow. Kciiistered mull for the Orient will close pm, Thtirsd.iv. Parcel post at oriivK.

aim tne regular mull at p.m. the boat, sails at p.m. noi.n srNn.tv meetings. A letter from the Federated Labor Party cntnplnlnlnsr of permission helnir irrnnted llii. Sit.vntlon Artnv to hold street met iiitrs on Snndiiy unit siuill privilege lielng withheld from I hem wms nlso tuliled.

Com lluckworth and the nmvor held tlmt titiv religions oririinlziitlon should he permitted to lioid street service on the Sab hath I'ay. PREPAKINO IIIK CONVENTION. In of the International Mining Convention to he held In Portland next veiir the puhliclty committee of the I'Rnmher of Mlns, headed hy Mr. r. K.

paysnii. are already niaklntr pinna and lssiilrg announcements ir irdlnu the ses committee einect the convention, which Is to take plac( here, will lie ti rrentest mining convention ever held on the Coast. CONFERENCE MAY 14 LONDON. Slay E. The next conference of the League of Nations is planned to be held in Rome, May 14.

Amonp other things, reports concern ing tbe health of nations will be considered. Arthur Balfour represent Great Britain. Auctions eondnctefj iivl cnah return mm, prompt, ly. Hoiiflehold rootli bonjrht outright fef VANCOUVER AUCTION E00M YOCNO BLAKCIMRD 7f BloharUs Street. 1'buu gar.

KM AKTIQCES WANTED ANTIQUES TO BUT OR ell on commission. Auction! arranged. Apply Bell auctioneers. The Antique Store. 1070 Robson Street, Sey mour ASSAYERS AXD CHEMISTS W.

THOMAS, SUCCESSOR TO J. O'Hulllvan. assaver, cnemlst anil nietal urglst, 576 Seymour Street. Sey. 2117.

A. M. HERBSMAN, S. CONRULT Ing and manufacturing chemist, 321 aeuie uiug. Sey.

(IMS. J. R. WILLIAMS. ASSAYER AND cnemlst, 64(1 Tuurlow street, l'hone weymour 7105.

AICTIOAEEIW RUSSELL 878 HOMER STREET Weekly sales every Saturday at anctlou hall, or conducted nt vour resi dence. Top prices given for all kinds bi nousenoiu furniture. Phone Sey.4lM. AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES SPEEDOMETERS, STEWART PRO ducts. H.isklns Elliott, ftld Howe St, liARHISTEnS C.

W. SAWERS, BARRISTER, SOLI citor, notary public, Molsou's Bank mug. JIcQUARRIE, MARTIN, CASSIDY Alacgowan, barristers, solicitors, etc. Vancouver office, Standard Bunk New Westminster office, Westminster Trust BIk. PATTULO A TOBIN.

BARRISTERS, etc. 004 Standard Bank Bldg. Seymour BLACK A BUSH, BARRISTERS. 615 Pender Street. George Biuck and II.

J. Bush. BICYCLE REPAIRS. WE REPAIR BICYCLES, RETIRE baby carriages; knives, saws and scissors sharpened. A.

Johnson, 131U Howe street. BUNGALOW PLANS IF YOU ARE THINKING OF BTJILD lng, call or write for partlculara of our Plan Service. Complete working plans to suit your own requirements from $28. Craftsman Architectural Homer Block. BLSLVESS BROKERS RELIABLE SECURITIES, LTD.

loans and Investments. 722 Rogers Bldg. Sey. 272. CARPET CLEANING BALLARD'S CARPET CLEANING Works.

Remodelling, sewing and lay Ing. Phone Hlg hland 41 3. CARPENTERS AND BCILDERS EDWARD COX, STORE FRONTS fixtures, shelving, turning, bandsawing, show cases; attention to general repairs, roofing, painting, etc. Estimates furnished. Rear 630 Howe Street.

Seymour 1163. CHIROPODIST FOR SORE FEET CALL ON FOOT specialist, 323 Blrks Bldg. Both feet $1. Sey. 1213.

Also Sat evenings. I have adjustable leather arch. CONTRACTORS A. C. ANDERSON.

CARPENTER AND contractor, repairs and alterations. 670 Hornby Street. Seymour 640uL. COPPER AND TINSMITHING COLUMBIA COPPER AND SHEET Steel Manufacturing Tinning and Retinnlng; Brazing, Hot air Heating, etc Phone Fair. U9.

2421 Scotia St, CREAMERIES VANCOUVER CREAMERY LTD. Butter and Eggs, wholesale. 16 Alex ander Street. Phone Sey. 5056 5057.

DETECTIVE AGENCY FOR RELIABLE SERVICE. JOHN ston, the Veteran Detective. Consultations free. Johnston's Secret Service, 1107 Dominion Building. Seymour 25t)7.

DRESSMAKERS LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S DRESS making. 767 22nd Ave. East. Fiiona Fair. S0S5L.

DRLGLESS HEALING IF YOU HAVE FAILED TO GET RE suits elaewhere, try Dr. W. Lee Holder, D. C. Spinal adjustments, diet.

All methods of drugless healing spplied. 74 Fairfield Granville and Pen der Streets. Seymour 8533. ENGLISH WATCHMAKER HAY WARD, 722 S.MITHE STREET, reasonable prices and 12 months guar antee; also clock and Jewelry repairs. FISHERMEN'S SUPPLIES NEW STOCK J.

II. HATCH, 60 COR dova Street West. FIN AA C1AL A. F. LAUDER, Financial and Real Estate Broker, 422 Richards Street.

Kes. Phone, Bay. 2227. Phone Seymour 1043. FLORISTS FUNERAL DESIGNS, WEDDING Bouquets, Cut Flowers.

Brown Bros. 48 Hastings street East, 728 Granville. FURRIERS NEW YORK FUR 652 GEORGIA Street West. Sey. 0276.

Skins bought and sold and remodelled. FURNACE REPAIRS DON'T DISCARD THAT OLD FUR nace, we can fix It. Burns, the Stove man, 105 Cordova East. FURNITURE. WOOD A 439 RICHARDS pay high prices for pood furniture, and suil at small profits.

Phone Seymour M122. 1LVT CLEANERS LADIES' nATS OF ALL KINDS Cleaned, Blocked. Dyed and Renovated also men's and boys' caps made to Western Hat Frame 60S Smiths Street. Sey. 2773.

HATS BLOCKED AND CLEANED Men's and women's Panamas, straws, tsgels, Jap Panamas. Stevenson's Hat Works, 54 1 2 Granville Street; HERB DOCTOR. J. F. FITZPATRICK, ASTHMA SPEC lallst.

cures asthma, bronchitis, pneu monis and goitre without operation. 1182 Robson street. Phone Sey. 7519 R. HOSPITALS THE KINGSWAY MATERNITY HOS pltal, licensed.

4114 Miller Street, off Klngsway. Fair, 25671'. Terms reasonable. GRANDVIEW PRIVATE HOSPITAL, lotto Victoria Drive. Highland 137.

LADDERS CALL AT THE ALI.RIGIIT LADDER for extension ladders, fruit ladders, painters' trestles and sten ladders. General carpenters. Hear 951 Hornby street. Phone Seymour 177. LISTINGS WANTED I MUST HAVE HOUSES AND LOTS.

farm lands and acreage, for clients who are waiting. If you have anything in that line see Walker. 5'J4 Seymour street. Phone Bey. 8281, or evenings Sey.

G3l8rC NOTICES 72 BECIK1TIES BONDING COMPANY, LTD Notice 19 hereby given that the above. named Company intend! at th cf one month from the first publication of inn notice 10 apply lo tde Registrar of olnt Stock Companies for permission to change its name. The proposed new nam of the above company Is A. M. Lester Company.

Limited." Dated at Vancouver. B. the 23rd day of April, 1820. WALTER O. C.

KTEVE.VSOM, 1 Granviile Street. Vancouver, B.C. Solicitor f.r Securities Bonding Ltd. It will be appreciated If yon mention tbe DAILY WORLD when answering ads. Auction Of Household Effects, at 1446 Fifth Areas West.

Near (iranvllle Street, Wulte 6, ott Thursday Morning, 10 o'clock. Including contents of two Btiltei ltvane. Including pillows, mattresses, eaa'tftry couch, rockem and arm chairs In leather. lui nt rs, UHa UUILCIS, ai. I timing chairs in leather, several oaa cnair, i onu extension tables, oen dreajers.

carpets, rues. dranea. 'bok shelves, etc. Two suites moved Into one for convenience of sale. Don't BUM.

this sale If you are furnlahtng. Suits to reat. GEO. McCUAIG IMinne Hej. 1070.

4.13 HOMT5B BT. Auction Of High tirade Fnrnltura. si 141 Twenty seeond Avrnne West, on Thursday, It 30 r.m, nclndlng 2 plec parlor anlte In mshor nny, mahogany centre table, choice ol hull seat, carpets, ruga, pictures, aeagrasi chairs, rockers, portieres, fire Irons, comer cupboard, student's ebalr In tapestry, oak buffet with extension fabl and chairs to mutch. beds, dressers! chairs, hall carpet, lawnmower, grind slotim roller, garden tools. On view mornlne of aale.

GEO. McCUAIG Phone Hey. 1010. 4.13 HOMEU Auction Of nigh Grade Furniture, Leather Chairs, lino Bookcases, Dominion I'lnno (Clary Range and" a Quantity of Sheffield Plate, Cnt lery, Iirass Candlesticks, etc. At 2098 First Avenue Wert, Kitsilano, on Friday Next, Bt 1:30 p.m.

Inclmllnc Dominion upright Oram! Plan In fine shapo, a choice Boole Caaee, Parlor Furniture, renulne all leather upholstered Easy Chair Rockera. Axmlnater and 'Brussels CarpMs, Unas, nook Shelves. Soelts. Solid mark Walnut Hall Rack, Buffet, Ex tnnslon Tahle. Chairs, handsome Plated Fruit and Flower Btand, lot of Sheffield Plate, Fancy Lustre Jugs, fine large Solid Praia Candlestick valuable Carving Set la Case, Bel Fish Knlvea and Forks In eaae, a case of To ispoons, high class Hteel Cutlery, Fancy Clock.

These goods are dlreot from the OM Country, and are well worth special attention: Heels, Dressers, Orlpa, Hefrtgflralor, enamel lined; MoClary Range, IHetiHllH, Crockery, Kitchen Tahle, Fret Saw, foot powei Lawn Mower, Oil stove, Oarden Tools, Ktc. This will ba a very Interests Ing sale. Do.i Miss It GEO. McCUAIG rhone Hey. 1070 43S Homer Sties SouthVancouver Auction AT TfllRTY KIOHTH AVENUE EAST THl'RMDAV, 3 P.M.

I'nder Instructions from the official administrator I will sell the contents of above residence. Including Lawson organ, Williams Uropheiid aewlng machine, full single enamel beds, springs and mattresses, dressers, wa shstantls, atrleboard, oilcloth, Ohio steel rane, kitchen table, chair find rockera, kitchen utensils, garden Implements; all goods to be removed day of sale. On view Thursday morning. JOHN S. RANKIN Auctioneer nd Valuator Phone Sey.

1333. 639 TENDER ST. W. Audio! On Thursday, May 6, at 7 p.m., 3227 Main Cor. 16th Ave.

A fine stock of drygooda, piece geedg, sweaters, dresses, hoaiery, notions, children's shoes, rubbers, toys, crockery ware and stationery, fixtures and so fortlu.ind many other articles too numerons to uwa tlon. Also this stork must be gold wtthonl limit or reserve, an they have got to vacate the premises. Will contlnne galeg for Thnnday, Frldgy and Saturday at 7 p.m. sharp. H.

TAYLOR Anctloneer. 757 Klchairda Street. Bey. 684S. I.son Venahle Ntreet, High.

79. Auction 331 Dunsmuir Thursday at 2 p.m. We will cell tho following goods, Including a large quantity of good clenn bedding, beds complete, dressers, extension tables, chairs, leather upholstered easy chairs, rockers, centre tables, carpets, rugs, seagrasg chairs, gas range, coal ranges, kitchen table, chairs, dishes, etc. Goods on view morning; of sale. Lennie Ltd.

Auctioneers. 331 Tender St. West. Sey. 71TS Love Co.

Auctioneers and Appraisers We want all kinds of furniture, range, household goons, clothing, tradesmen's stocks, musical Instruments, live stock, to lncluile In our weekly Auction Salea. Quick aalFH, good result, prompt settlements. i'Lona Sey. 2Ui and our truck will collect Auctions Every Friday 70 Seymour St. and SSI Rleharda St.

House sale care'ully Auction Sales Conducted or Household Good Bought for Casu Lennie Ltd. Auctioneers. 131 rvmler Street au Tboor Ser. CTO It will be appreciated If you mention thm DAILY WORLD when auuarrUa unfavorably, the bacteria running all the way from 66,000 to 2,000,000, whereas 100,000 Is considered the limit. It was quite evident that an Improvement would be asked for and insisted upon.

Col. F. W. G. Anderson was present, as also was his marked cheque for $1,000 covering the Initial payment upon the Higgin's property at Mar polo.

The property comprises 8.74 acres and Is owned by the munici pality, and for which Col. Anderson offored $3,000 per acre, lln would erect upon it a modern furniture the unit system, each unit to employ factory, costing $25,000, built upon 100 men. Tho Initial start would ba single unit. Ho asked that a ten year fixed assessment be given, based upon the present assessment. It was i CANADIAN JUNK BUYERS OF rags, rubbers, metals, machinery, scrap Iron and pipes, coiner 1H5 Alexander Street.

Phone Seymour 8(iT. ROYAL CITY JUNK DEALERS In machinery, pipe and fittings, plumbing and lodging supplies, scrap iron, metals, rubber, rigs, sacks, furniture, elc. Highest cash prices paid. Morris, 64U Front Street, Sew Westminster. STATE OF MAINE JUNK CO! Belting, cable, machinery.

U36 Mala street. Seymour JU.14. LADIES' TAILORS. tt'iiiv Trie Tin nn nisi moved from 1017 Uobson street to S33 Granville, upstairs. My new location enables me to give "Better Value for Less Cost." Phone Seymour 21 UP.

MtSIO WANTED PUPILS FOR' PIANO; erin reaso ajb I e. Fairmont (M3Y. MARINE ARCHITECT. P. HALLIDAY, NAVAL ARCniTETT, first class honors, medallist.

Sole agent for laminated wood ships. 700 Credlt Foncler Building. Seymour M43. MILLINERY. CHIC PARISIENNE LATEST MIL llnery designs alwavs on hand.

Value not duplicated In city. Miss Newstead, 61St Dunsmulr street. Sey. 324. NOTARIES PII1LIO ARTHUR W.

WIIITAKER Notary Public and Conveyancer, tl Seymour Street. Phone sey MS). J. F. TIDE RING TON, 533 PENDER Street West.

Conveyancing. Phone, beymour 2Mo. MURDOCK CAMPBELL. NOTARY Public, 502 Winch Building. J.

W. PRESCOTT, J. Public, 603 Hastings St. W. NOTARY Sey.

1452. PATENT ATTORNEYS FETHERSTONHAl'GH A THE oid established firm. Patents procured In all countries. Trademarks, designs, copyrights registered. 1018 Rogers funding, Vancouver, and Washington, u.

c. Literature free. Seymour o.uu. ROWLAND BRITTAIN, PATENT AND trade marks in all countries, Fairfield cor. Granville and Pender Vancouver.

PHOTOGRAPHERS HIGH CLASS PORTRAITS: MODER ate prices. Enlargements; finishing for amateurs. Regnn Studio, SUo Gran ville. Beymour 22o. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR.

J. DUN LAP EUROPEAN IIOS pital experience. Women's diseases and surgery. 317 Walker Second and University, Seattle, Washington. PIANOS, HEINTZMAN A CO.

Sola Agents, Walter F. Evans, Ltd. 057 Granville Street. 1'LL'MBLNG AND HEATING WM. J.

HEASL1P, RELIABLE RE" pairs. 440 Abbott street and 32 Victoria drive. Sey. 2371, High. 12S.

PLBLIO STENOGRAPHERS CENTRAL PUBLIC 8TENOGRAPH er, 414 Dominion Building. Mimeo graphing. Circular letters. Seymour WJlS. RAZORS SHARPENED RAZORS GROUND AND HONED.

safety razor blades sharpened. Tick A 1U Cordova btreet. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES RESHARP ened better than new, from 25c dozen. Itazoralitles, OuG Pender Street West, near Seymour. REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS.

ROYAL FINANCIAL CORPORATION Suite H)til to 10US Rogers Building. Seymour 4630. HOOFING GUARANTEED ROOFING CO. GET your roofB repaired, eavetrougbs cleun ed and repaired and your roofs tarred. Seymour I1370.

SHEET METAL AND ROOFING. NEW IDEA SHEET METAL WORKS, 757 Boat! street. Phone Sey. 7645. SURVEYORS C.

J. HEANEY, ENGINEER, B. C. 416 Yorkshire Bldg. land surveyor.

Sey. 3258. TAXIDERMIST W. L. CAMPION, 1112 PENDER WEST.

Seymour 5114, TAILORS J. HANSON A CO. All kinds of Blue Serge and various woollen cloth. Prices Reasonable. Fit Guaranteed.

273 Hastings Street East Phone Sey. 7348. SUMMER HAS COMB Come and be fitted for your Summer Suit at SfEV WOO CO. Ladles' and Gents' Tailor 23 1 Hastings Rt. East Seymour 4067 TEA, COFFEES AND SPICES.

NABOB STANDS FOR QUALITY. Kelly, Douglas Seymour 240t). TKA NSFF.K. EXPRESS, BAGGAGE AND GENERAL cartage. Furniture moving carefully Uone at reasonable rates.

CALEDONIAN ALTO TRANSFER S33 Pender St. West. Sey. 639. WA1CII KETAIKS RETURNED SOLDIER WATCHMAK er Prompt attention given country work sent by mall.

Try Bramblett. 708 Street West, oup. poatofflce. buccesaor to Hooper. L.

WELLMAN. PRACTICAL WATCH mnker. Reliable work. SaS Seymour Street. WELDING NORTH COAST WELDING S3 Pender Street West.

Corpe of capable welders at your service. PACIFIC WELDING CO. O.ty Acetylene Welding and Cutting 1142 Cranville Stre. t. WHOLESALE PAPER ASD STATIOVEKY SMITH DAVIDSON WRIGHT, Homer and Duvie Street, l'bone Seymour KVio.

NOTICES 76 NOTICE Xotlci la hereby given that Roddla Fhlngle Company, Limited, ot Vancouver, British Columbia, Intends to apply to the Registrar of Joint Stock Companl to chantre iu Tne name proposed adopted is "Laldlaw bhingie Cumpany, Limited Dated at Vancouver this 20tb day of April. A.I. Uli. W. J.

BAIRD. Solicitor fir Roddla Phir.gls Company, Ltd. NOTICE. TAKE NOTICE that Moore ft Patton Limited Intends to apply to the Kf glxtror of Joint fcto Companies for perminsiun to chanee th" Company's name to W. V.

Moore Limited. I'ated at Vancouver, B.C., this 19th April, 1K.U MACKENZIE MATHESOS. Solicitor for the Company. 4 i I decided to dispose of the property to ot return ng oy way or Mr. Anderson, who will start he wlu v'1 Java hlrlKf within the next twelve months.

jTore and return by way of Honolulu Th a Union fnrtrino, rn hn on on. 'tid probably San Francisco. During nllrntinn In for nnrfinn of the snmn property, upon which they wished to erect a modern abattoir, but owing to the Immediate proximity of residents, It was considered that Col. Anderson's proposition was a much better one. The council purchased a cheque writing and protecting machine at a price of $75 to facilitate the work of the officials.

AFTERVOO.Y TEA. The Women's Auxiliary of St. Mary's church, Kerrlsdale, will hold an afternoon tea at the home of Mrs D. Rankin, 48th on Thursday, In aid of the diocesan fund. POLICE CHIEF'S REPORT Chief of Tolice Simpson submitted his regular monthly report to tho council at their meeting lat night.

According to the report, 184 complaints were received and Investigated, 39 charges were accepted and one withdrawn. 3d persons paid fines aggregating $175. There were six convictions under the Motor Act, five under the game laws, five under prohibition, two assaults and several against keepers, Inmates end frequenters of disorderly houses. Three auto accidents were reported, three of housebreaking and seven petty thefts and cue stolen auto restored to Its owner. FIRST AXXCAL INSPECTION.

POINT GREY, May 5. The first annual home inspection of the First Point Grey Company, Boys' Brigade. will be held at Marpole tomorrow at p.m., in Granville hall. It Is hoped the parents of the district will encourage the boys in their work by being present. Cnpt.

Carmlchael, president of the O. V. V. Is expected to officiate as inspecting officer. RETIRE FROM BUSINESS Edward Rros.

Rent Premises Clubb Stewart A connecting link between the early development of Vancouver and the flourishing commercial metropolis of today will be severed next week by the cloeing tip of the photo supplies business of Ed ward '123 Granville street. The firm Is retiring from business after a continuous history of almost thirty yeara They began In 1S91 on Cordova Street and have been their present nrernlsen, which they own, for eighteen years. Thev have rented the property to the firm of Clubb A Stewart for three years, who will take possession on May 15. P.OY KILLED BY BROTHER REGINA. May B.

Nick Be lat, aged 11 years, was shot and Instantly killed by his 14 year old brother. George, at Lionwell, night. Immediately after the shooting Oeorge Belat disappeared and has not been teen sine. i I I.