IS* II ii '€ RECORD PUBLISHING CO., Vancouver, Publishers Coveriogr British Columbia. rtBUMW MimfwmnmimrB-M'U* mum Vol. 16, No. 10, Friday, Jan. 3, 191«» uHding Material Tel. Sey. 4795-6. -O . N. O'Neil Co., Limited 548-550 Seymour St. SE* Man !s Accounted ' 0f iv •' AOOOUHT if he h!a8 a bank ACCOUNT. No account ia too ua>a,n. to receive a courteous! -welcome at thiu bank. ' Home Bank of Canada Vancouver Branolx, 446 EaBttners St. W. ' J. P. lilacDOSALD, Manager Bolts -Nuts - Bars - Spikes Ships' Equipment Allan & McKelvie Engineering Co., Ltd. 1214- Pender St., E. Highland 1573 VANCOUVER, B. C. *"-•.■ '"* X •iUILDXWO PERMITS AMOUNTING TO S500 OB OVH2 ISSTTED AT THE VANCOUVER CTTT HALT, TE3TBBDAT Numbejr PwsorlptiOB Oo»t W7U3—Smoke J-lou.se - -$000 97C4—Mezzanine ...Z, $3,000 D7G7—Temporary Hospital $30,000 Btr«tt Adflre.sfl XaoX una Block Industrial Island Alexander St 15th and Heather St. ...30 SubcUvlBloo A.roliltect G : iN. JiI. Loney : Owners Roofing, Building Papers, fete. Building Partition and brain THe Contractor AAdxMa o — »—»— Owui A'ddreni Watson Bros., Industrial Island. American Can Co Van. Gen. Hospital T.OFtGLUriBlAAV LIMITED Clayburn Firebrick, Special Shaped Firebrick, Pressed Brick, etc. Vancouver Brand Cement, Reinforced Steel, Hydrated Lime, etc. Mundy, Rowland & Co. EUCTMCtt ENCINEERS AND C6NTMCT0RS Power Installations General Electrical Construction ?IW£ JETIIOOI S54 Standard Bank Building . YASCItTYtB - WINNIPEG Our Stock U the Mott Complete on the Pacific Coast We are also Sole Agents for th« Celebrated "Beaver Brand" Mapi* and Birch Flooring. j..fyfe smith co. limited 1320 RichArd. St. Vancouver, B. C. ■BUILDING AND -INDUSTRIAL NEWS ftr,"&& iyp* FRANK'DARLING & CO. I THE HOLDEN CO., GEriEKAL RAILWAY & CONTRACTORS SUPPUES Sole Asrcntsln Canada r&r Chicago Pneii^iatic'Tool Co. Boyer 'Riveting'& Chipping ~H*rwcr£'''Utile Giant"' Dnfls; Duritley £lectri= Tools; Rock Drills; A!r Compressors; Fuiil Oil and Gss Engines. t BUILDING. PERMITS £ 9705—V. 'Wainwright, - bedroom, 4336 Kaslo St., $25.' •;9760—-P.'M. Cochrane, garage, 222S Victoria Dr., $25. 9i lis—c. Kilpin, garage, 2146 Seni- 970LI— S. White, dwelling, 2754 H., S-JOO. 6 th "YOURS TRULY" WILL PUBLISH HiS DIARY '-Yours Truly." a contractor ol this •-city- :ttGjo -lvfes^.earnorl-;^n'at^,h«^,w*iyiro?"" matically renews itself for another five-year term owing to the city failing, to take adavntage of the clause giving it the right to purchase at! arbitration price the company's hold- j ings within the city limits, exclusive! of real' estate.' I General "Manager Kidd informed } the council that as the Public Utilities | Commission which is to be ap- j pointed at the coming session of the provincial" legislature will, probably undertake a revision of the existing agreement with, the city, the company j intended to continue to operate under | 66 THOR 9» Roller Bearing Drills -.-• Close Quarter Piston Air Drills -- Rivetting Hammers Chipping Hammers-Wood Borers—Turbine and Electric Drills Highspeed Steel-Driils-Reamers, Etc. Complete Stock of Accessories 1 144 HOMER ST. Phone Sey. 41OO Ksfitreif, Teronia 542 P.s-Isr St. ¥L Yawosvsr 2. C, Pfionj Sey. 10S5 the transgressor in hard—very hard, ! such time as the Public Utilities Corn- has given his consent to the pubiica- j mission could- arrange for a new j !;' rion or his diary; which contains many j franchise agreement: ■" , spicy hits for the building profession j ■ ill be published in le cf the Record. .**.-}£.;.» *U>y i j J- spicy f.its tor tne di i of Vancoti ver. J t wil full in Monday's issue SEATTLE MASTER BUILDERS WILL HOLD BANQUET, rown, rraser* SUCCESSORS T< DOftUNlOft EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO., LTD. Mining, Municipal-and Contractors' Machinery-and Supplies 1150 Homer Street Phono SeymaHr 7135 Vancouver, B. C. HOUSEBUILDING PLAN IS Seattle.—The Seattle Master Build-; ENDORSED BY COU NCIL f srs- Association, in addition ,to holding j Hearty endorsaUon was given by the j ,ts annuai election and meeting on j city council at its last meeting of' ! ISIS to a. resolution forwarded by.the, - , notary Club proposing that either the j Proceedings with a supper, to be held; fedeial or provincial governments ! should assist returned soldiers who wish to settle on government landjS-ialp January 7, has decided to open the i with a supper, to be held j j in the old Commercial Club rooms in j i the Arcade Building, at 6:30 p. m. j A special program has bees ! | prepared, with several prominent | speakers, including Mayor Hanson. Jtoturai Steel For Every Purpose BEAMS, CHANNELS, A2TG-1ES, PSATES, TEES, COI.t7aiW« COMPL2TSI.Y EQUIPPED rABSICATTSTCr SHOPS CANADIAN NOffrmVESt STEB. COT, Itt. Ealnnont 3396 and 23S7 Vancouver, and take up small holdings, by undertaking to build suitable small houses or bungalows on such lands when i Entertainers .and special music will j owned either by the government ori«n out an interesting evening. The | ! full membership is expected to be in ; I attendance and in addition about 60; Loiulo», Winnipeg- Toronto Vanooavfer, B. C. ROBERT W/HUNT&.CO., LTD. ENGINEERS INSPECTION - TESTS -CONSULTATION STEEL CEMENT, BUILDINGS, BRIDGES, PIPE, RAILS, CARS, LOCOMOTIVES, SECONDHAND EQUIPMENT, CREOSOTED MATERIAL, LUMBER, ETC. Phone Seymour 2199 i leased to returned men by any municipality. The resolution proposed, ,„ natations will be sent out to others, I who will be the guests of the Associa- Office, 1501 Standard Bank Bldg. 508 HaBtlnffs "W., ni? Iiftboratiory, Room 1G01; Resident In«pecto-» at Large Manufacturing Centers 508 HaBtlnffs "W., Vancouver, E. C. ... „, C«m«nt T«Btlni? Lrvboraftory, Room 1G01; Pbyslcnl Teotinsr I.aDorrvt«ry. Room Bl ' i that these houses should be built for i the returned men at cost, plus the | lowest possible rate of interest on jllon' ! which it could be arranged to have the men pay for the houses in instalments extending over a period of from five to ten years. Gil ley Bros a 3 DEALERS IN CRUSHED ROCK - SAND - GRAVEL All Kinds of Bniing Materia! ! RECEIPTS FROM TAG DAYS It will no doubt interest the hundreds of thousands of citizens who ■ were "tag-red" dozens of times during : the year just past to lean! that th<> tot''l amount collected in thi' '■'.'. i.'g i days held during the year in :;:d cf :tlu.- Rod Crows and oiher c^nv^iulc ■ oi'ganizalions .aggregated just $10.",- j I'.tili.irT. Of this sum the Hod Cross j Society, which was granted ten out of j tlie ."7 tag days, received over one ' quarter of the total, or $27.7"iS. VICTORIA NOTES. Aroused by the procrastinating policy of the authorities, it was decided unanimously at a meeting of i the Homo Products Fair committee j held yesterday afternoon to set aside j $1.000 to go towards the building of' a road into the Cholberg shipyard. 902 CoIumb3a^Street]Wast Phone 15 and IS Pilaw Westminster, B.C. PACIFIC COAST MUST FIGHT FOR BUSINESS New York Grabbing Everything From Orient Coast cities have found something for which they can combine and tight 'as a unit. It is New York's competition in Oriental trade. j Robert Dollar declared at the con- |volition of port authorities at San i Francisco that unless the railroad ao- j ministration lowers freight rates from (NO MORE NEGOTIATIONS |the eaSt NeW York WiH S1"lb the I | FOR B.C. E. R. FRANCHISE jC,lin;,'Ja!'ai1 a"d EaSL hldieS bUSI-1 J The city council has been notified I BaSfour, Guthrie 8t Co. BUILDING MATERIAL DEPARTMENT REINFORCING STEEL: — Largest stock of Mild Steel Bars in Western Canada. We cut,to length. Cold Tivist and Bend Bars. BOLTS:— Drift Bolts, Machine Bolts, Tie Bolts. We are prepared to furnish large orders of Special Bolts on short notice. SPIKES—CAST IRON WASHERS, ETC. MERCHANT IRON and STEEL BARS PORTLAND CEMENT — LIME — HYDRATED LIME — FIRE CLAY - SCOTCH FIRE BRICK — BLACKSMITH COAL — COKE SEA COAL — PIG IRON — MANILA ROPE, ETC. VANCOUVER WINCH BUILDING Private Ex. Sey. 9197 San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland Seattle, Tacoma **' VICTORIA BELMONT BUILDING Telephone 5037 The year's total, however, does not i come up to the amount collected by i this means in l!)17, when, with only I 33 tag days, the sum of ? 12-i.69n.-12 j was secured. We Have Just Installed a COMPLETE n ess. THE MIES BROOKES WOOD! (VSiilwork Contracts Union Depot 1916 Can. Nortliern Itly. Depot 1917 Calnnry Armory !918 RoBBlana Kitf* School 1918 Tranatilllo Sasttorium 1918 Phone Westminster 473 ^1 | i>y Ceneral Mamuver Ceorue Kidd. of •'<" -i:ave as an example that freight the K. K. Electric Railwnv CnmpanvZ™" Niagara to Shanghai, via New ! that lie does not wish to enter into :Vork i*JM-™ total, while the freight any further negotiations with the city 'from Niagara Oui- sU'.uni hunted plant enables us to niiinul'ucturu Veneer Work al uny Heanon ol' tile year. We *jrt> now manufacturint: Interior tlttinj,'.s for tlie new ii. C. Telephone HulkllriK's head office in Quartr.-r Cut O.-ik. 1259—6th St., East Burnaby to Vancouver is $25 in regard to a renewal of the corn- trail) plus $">0 tsteamer) or $"."> total. : pauy's twenty-year franchise, which! "New York, with its edge of $ 11.50. expires on February 11. Although tlio f is taking that type of business," said franchise expires on that date, it auto-IDollar. Size 110 x 42 feet General Scow and Tugboat Repairing Phone Seymour 9163 1561 Granville Street IVIodlerm Brick Busflding' on osntrsillv loented rorne.r lot $35,000-00 on terrrss Get full particulars -it the office of GENBIiAI, AD3MOWISTBATION SOCIET-ST Credit Toncler BMgr. 850 Hastings Street West Forgings rV3achinc Work Patterns John Reld, Proprietor Manufacturers of Structural and Ornsmenta! Ironwork •Phone S3 Office and Works, Tenth St.. New Westminster, S3. C. 1 f BRITISH COLUMBIA REOOBD Columbia Record (Urtablrshod 1911)? ■/..' every Monday, Wednesday and Friday by the 1M cord Publishing Company iFnewspaper-,oi general circulation, featur- C. H. NEllSON...MANAGWG EDITOR "" O'fiice' and Plant 583 Homer-Richards Lane, VANCOUVER REAR OF 431 DUNSMUIR STREET PHONE SEYMOUR 78»8 Subscription Bataa One kiooUi -. Six months -',.«-; — All snbsoriptioBS.are payable strictly im arfvaace WALLPAPERS Paints and Varnishes IN. G. Foster Limited INTERIOR DECORATORS Seymour 1075 Specialists in Interior Finishes 905 Granville St. * OPFICIAl ORGAN. Th« British Columbia Record la th« •fflcial orsan of The Architectural Institute of British Columbia, federated with The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada and as such is used by, them as Una medium through, which to .make their •ffioial announcements to......the, general public-„* .-•■■ ■ r-. - „...„, By such selection the British Columbia, Record is no, wise' pledged to editorial-support of, any , policy-.-. advance* ky this-society,.- but maintains an absolutely independent position, on all matters subject to editorial opinion. biiilt in the form of a letter "PI," any average carpenter could go - right ahead , with the work, practically without plans. The day labor plan for construction had been decided on to save time and expedite the construction, Aid. Owen declared, as it was hoped to have one ward' of the building ready for patients in three weeks' time from the date of starting work on the foundations. The only contract that had been awarded in connection with the hospital was to Barr & Anderson for the plumbing, Aid. Owen explained. That the recrudescence of the J'flu" and the acute need for hospital ac- pufup such a building complete in two weeks' time if given a free hand and sufficient labor. BUSINESS ITEMS DIVIDENDS International ' Coal and Coke declared a dividend of $45,000, payable December 15th, being its second distribution last year, the total for 1918 being $90,000. -..•■- Hedley Gold declared its regular quarterly, dividend of 15 cents per B. C. INCORPORATIONS. During the past week certificates of incorporation havebeen issued by the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies in respect of the undernoted concerns: H.D.Rees W.A.Kmse W.C.Jenkins The Electric Shop ELECTRIC SUPPLIES WIRING and REPAIRS 12 Hastings St. I Sey. 1224 THAT-EMERGENCY HOSPITAL Local '"architects and contractors are inclined to regard "with some- thing akin to suspicion the methods adopted by the. civic health authorities in connection with the construction of the new emergency hospital for ''"flu" patients. This $30;000 structure, is already partly in frame, share, amounting,to $18,000, and mak- commodation made it imperative that |-ng a total of $ios,oOO declared during the emergency hospital should be. jgis. should erected with the utmost dispatch, is the claim made by Aid. Owen.' He intimated that the civic delegation which secured from the provincial government an appropriation of $15,- 000 to cover half of the cost of the hospital' was only granted that sum on the assurance that the hospital Granby declared its regular quarterly dividend of .$375,000, making $1,- 500,000 declared this year. Consolidated Company declared its usual quarterly dividend of $201,935, making a little'over $1,000,000'in dividends declared this year. yet up to Tuesday night plans for it was t0, be. made.ready for occupancy,. Electric Point, which shipped 4,594 Tiad not been approved by the city building Inspector. ' No recognized local architect had been pommission- ed to prepare plans, and no tenders had been called for from local contractors. It was announcedi lastvweek by Aid. W. R: Owen, chairman- of" the civic health committee, that it ..had been decided to build the new hospital by I out the necessary plans overnight and day labor, and that working plans several .well-known contractors have had been prepared—but he did not stated that they would be prepared to say by whom. Aid. Owen did say, however, that as the hospital was to be a plain,-one-story frame structure, ' ' '=* in 30 days That, according to Aid Owen, led to a decision by the committee to erect it by day labor. On the other hand, there are a number of local architects and contractors who think'that even more expeditious results could have been secured by the usual accepted procedure. There are architects who could have; turned tons of ore to Trail—but which is now shipping elsewhere, as plenty of clean Canadian ores have been secured for the Trail smelter—declared a divi-. dend of 5 cents per share, or $45,000, making at total of $87,312 this year. • Florence Silver, with property at Ainsworth, was also expected to start itself in.the dividend column, with the expectation of keeping it up regularly at one cent per share per- month, beginning in January Rattenbury Lands, Limited, private concern, authorized capital, $10,000; registered office of the company, Victoria - Lambton Creamery Company, Lim-' ,ited, incorporated in the Province of Ontario, is now licensed to do business in British Columbia; authorized capital, $50,000; head office of the company, Vancouver. International Diamond Drill Contracting .Company, incorporated in! the States of Washington, is now registered to do business in British Columbia; authorized capital, $50,000; head office rof the company, Vancouver. Provincial Lumber Company, Limited, private, authorized capital, $25,- 000; registered office of the company, Vancouver. Prince Rupert Dry-Dock and' Engineering Company, Limited, private, authorized capital, $500,000;- registered office of the company;. Prince Rupert. .■/•■• Slocan Reduction Company, Limited (non-personal liability), authorized capital, $250,000; registered office of the company, Nelson." •";'" E. "■ Chrystal & Company Carpenters and Contractors Store and Office Fixtures General Repairs 219 Keefer St. MANUFACTURING COMPANY Makers of Switch Boardo, Panel BoardB, Steel Cabinet*, etc. Switches designed and built for any special work. 41 Alexander St. Vancouver, B.C. Seymour 8551 Norman Kydd PLUMBING and HEATING **\ Ready Plumbing" witk working blue prints for country installations 901 Davit St. »*fc VANCOUVER, B. C. Seymour 9188 J Adkison & Dill GENERAL CONTRACTORS Specialists In Reinforced Concrete ;&;* I2S 1m St Sty. 3711 Sif I2IR msm 11 EleGtrical Contractors Light and Power Motor Repairs a Stor&gm Batteries The Jarvis Electric Company, Ltd. 570 Richard*1 St. '.: '"•"'■■' ''• 'Z •->:'-'":'''"" Bamberton Cement J Baynes & Horie General Contractors llfi Km SL StfMV 1381 Edward Cox General Contractor Cabinet Making Fixture* Sajaoar 1161 735 Idmekeo St Bulldog Cable Pacific Lime ELECTRIC MOTORS FOR RENT We specialize In prompt service for Contractors' temporary power installations •BC^ELECTRIC- SERVICE 24 HOURS A DAY £aa ii»iy?u*C: ■ *iii-:^L': «# V* WIINCH & CO., Limited Vawoeever and Victoria - !| Da vies 7 Construction Co, NEW WORK-CONTRACTS LET r. -• :.r ■'■.'• -i '..-..-■ ■ ". THE POI.IiOWIJS'O TABU SHOWS BUH.DX1TOS COSTUTO 95,000 OB OYER, OH WHICH CONSTRUCTION TJNDEB. WAY, OB OH WHICH CONTRACTS HAVE BEE 17 LET BUT CONSTRUCTION SOT YET STARTED. IS General Credit-Fourier Bldg. Contractors faocQuw, B.C- Dominion Construction Co., Ltd. General Contractors 509 Richards St. SefDOir 1412 CTharaotex Residence Tuberculosis Clinic Grain Elevator Church Commercial Bldffs. . .Ooat .$7,501 47,139 78,008 35,000 25,000 Harrison & Lamond Industrial Engineers Seymour 3535 601 Pacific Bldg. Hodgson & King Contractors & Engineers 403 London Bldg. Seymour 6506 Residence 9,000 Residence 10,000 Residences each 4,000 Brick Bnildinp Bungalows 6,000 Residence 7,000 Mill Warehouse $5,000 Residence ; 7500 Bungalow 7595 Remodelling Building 10.000 Residence $3,000 Powdered Fuel Plant $39,000 !',rick Bldg 5000 Dwelling 5,000 Warehouse 8.000 Residence '. 8,000 Remodel Boarding House $5,000 VANCOUVER £ec««1en Shaujhneasy Hcifhti. Pen«l«r Street Beach Are 1160 Georgia St / Owner . . .F. A. Dietrick Rotary Club Ckas. P. Coles Co. First Church of Christ Set. Arcbt Contr. Fred L. T.w.ley S. J. Newitt J; A- Bentic.-i .....Baynes & Horie H. H. Gillinfham Owners Mathcson & DeGtierre Owners Sharp & Thompson S. N. McLeoct Jas. A. Benzie S. J. Newitt Jas. A. Benzie... .S. J. Newitt U«E Fairriew and Pcint Grey. . L-K'versity of B. C. Shaughnessy Heifhts S. J. Crocker Shaughnesny ; Heights G. W. Tornroo.? Angus Are Macaulay & Nio«lls A. E. Henderson S. J. Newitt Seymour St. B. C. Tei. C«. Owners Adkison &. Dill 'Magee.... Allan & Richards I Fred L. Townley G. M. Champion 2875 Alder Street A. R. McFarland Fred. L. Townley John B Sterling . D. & '-W. Gray 236 Smythe. Van. Milling & Graia C*. .1906.Trafalgar \V. A. Canteion H35 loth Ave. W H. D. Christie Cor. Davie and Granville Sts..Geo. E. Trorey S.E. Cor. Maple & Magee Rd . C.H.McFarlane Powell St...... B. C. Sugrar Refinery 131 Hastings St. E Pemberton & Sen 1946 Uth Ave. W.... John T. MacDonald Industrial. Island .Crane, ,Ltd. Miaughnessy Heights P. XV. Racey 14-17 Barclay St Confed Life Ass'n Two Story Brick $20,000 92-9S Ponder E... Mrs. Chance Won.fr Co. A. E. Henderson _ _ Fred L. Townley Day Labor H. D. Christie W. J. Bead Gardiner St Mercer Harrison &- Lamond Fred L. Townley G. U.- Charflpron Fuller Engineering Co.. Can. N.W. Steel Co. J. H. Bowman ., Baynes & Horie X' Owner Owners . Dixon & Murray las. A. Benzie ;.S. J. Newitt H. R. Glass E. E. Blackmore Residence H°o'™n ' Shaughnessy Tfgts Clarence Wallace James A. Benzie...'.. Residenct 59000 Sliaughnessy Helfjrhts..Mrs. V. .1. Creeden 9Z9 Main St Palmer Bros. General Contractors Strytsoar 4878 Robertson & Partners,Ltd. Public Works Contractors and Engineers SeymnuT 1274 806 MetrojMfitafl Bldg. Character ~ Co«t 42-Mile Extension 300,000 Ilastings-Barnet Road Government Shed ... Bridge (2 span) Lining Tunnel 2j0.000 Reconstruction 160,000 Nitrogen Plant 125,000,. Concentrator, etc 1,000,000 Concentrator, etc 50,000 Railroad 1,000,000 Infirmary and Service Bide-.... $151,236 Bridge Bridge Pulp & Saw Mill $750,000 Protective Works $*0,000 Cold Storage & Cannery $150,000 Residence 5,000 BRITISH COLUMBIA GENERAL. location Owner Clinton P.G.E. Railway Hastings St. E Victoria Government Princeton Kettle Valley Railway Rogers Pas? C. P. Railway North Vancouver Wallace Shipyard Znke Buntzen. . Amer. Nitrogen Products Co Edwardes Sproat Edgar Wilson -' S. .L Newitt S. .1. Newitt ELASTIGU The Tough, Elastic, Adhesive Cement (Ready for use.) FOB YOUR LEAKY ROOF Send for Free Booklet MANUFACTURED BY THE BARRETT COMPANY, Ltd. Cor Tenth Avenue and Arbutus Street . . VANCOUVER B C Phone Bay. ©8 Copper Mountain B. C. Copper Co. Chu Chua Queen Bess Mining Co. Princeton to Copper Mt.. . . B. C. Copper Co. Tranqoille B. C. Tuberculosis Seciety Oyster River—Coraox Dist...Prov. Govcnn't Englishman's River, AlWerni Dist.. Prov.Govt Beaver Cove.. Beaver Cove Lumber Si Pulp Co Steveston W.Dom. Government Clayoquot. . . .Clayoqtiot Cold Stor. & C*«, Co. Eburne T. H. Heather A*<* Contr. Northern Const. Co. Cotton Co. R. Moncricll Armstrong, Morrison A- Co., Ltd Carter, Halls & Aldinger • • Hodgson A King Owners Owners Owners Owner • • • • VV. P. Tierncy Public Works Dept Dominion Con. Co. Prov. Pub. Wks Dept... Robertson & Partners Prov. Pub. Wks, Dept Wm. Greenlee* i.' '.■.'■' ' .V» • "."' '.A. Owners Public Wwrk-s Dept Hodgson * King Owners Owner S. J. Newitt ADAM JACK Brick Builder and Contractor Kilns, Furnaces, and Boilers a Specialty ESTIMATES GIVEN - - DISTANCE NO OBSTACLE Telephone HlKhland 728 VANCOUVER, B. C. 2021 Well St. POLES RUSH & READ PL4IH AND OHM-AMENTA!. PZ.ASTEBIN'3 & CEMENT WOBK All Work Guaranteed. Hay. :!.T70 2.'J00 Stephens St. Hay. 1C02-H ., LIMITEI fc rmtmwvm mmmwtrxi* M. A. Wiles GENERAL CONTRACTOR Alterations, etc. 1350 - Btb Aw. W. Bayrhsw 227S Office 83S.3-815 Bower Bldg. Vancouver, B. C. I FIR, CEDAR or HEMLOCK any length — any diameter FEDERAL LUMBER CO. Incorporated 1909 1021-1024 Rogers Building Seymour 3998-3999 "OCEAN FALLS" KRAFT NOTICE Kraft Wrapping Paper i3 now being manufactured in British Columbia. The paper Is of excellent, uniform quality and of great tensile strength. Samples and prices gladly given. Sales Agents SMITH, DAVIDSON & WRIGHT, LIMITED Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. .-MU.il. f BXXTISM COLUMBIA &BOORD BLMS ' "Iff IB II, ■■,',[ i, ! , LL. ' ' '■——■rr H "1 Right Prices "Wearwell" Palnte. SMngle Stains, and "Anti Damp" preparations. W. S. HARVEY Mra. CO. 1063 Ortwnvillo St. Soy. 3497 0 Seymour Tire & Rubber Company, Limited Sole Dealers and Service Station for Goodyear S.V. Truck Tires 851 Pender St. W. Seymour 3053 INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES FOREIGN TRADE OPPORTUNITIES Additional information regurdinjr those inquirieH may be obtained l'r'orn the Secretary of the , Board of Trade. Vancouver, or upon application to "Tho Commercial Intelligence ranch of the l>(;|)artri5ent of, Trade and Commerce, Ottawa." Correspondents are requested to quota tho number of tho "opportunity" when ■afiklritf for additional information. Ke- iuest for each opportunity should be oh a. ueparate shoot and state opportunity number. The 'Bureau does not turnish credit ratings or assume responsibility ch to the standing- of foreign 'Inquiries; :the ukUuI. precautions Khould be talren In all oasot,-. REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES, FARMS, FACTORY, SITES AND TIMBER I GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL BONDS, MORTGAGES RENTS COLLECTED BUILDINGS MANAGED Ceperley, RounsefeJI and Company ESTABLISHED 1886 739 K&ntingH St. -Vfi Vancourer Telephone Seymour 7820 LATEST EK-QUIRIZS. The following- inquiries are the latest r-fti-olved. l'"or rapid perusal the reader may know at a glance items of interest by noting the clasn of goods mentioned at the end of each inquiry. IMPORTANT—Quote the number of the "Opportunity" In ■ your correspondence, 894. Picture mouldings.—A. manufacturer's agent in Harrogate, England, wishes to get in touch with Canadian manufacturers of high-class picture mouldings. ■' . 805. Hardware and tools.—-A Johan- nesberg agent with' twenty years stand ing is prepared to take up the representation of Canadian manufacturers in all lines of household hardware and shovels, ' spades, axes, hammers and saws, and other tools. S9G. Oil engines.—A Natal firm of wholesale merchants, with a field staff selling agricultural machinery, make inquiry for the supply of small oil en-: gines for farm use, suitable to run electric equipment for ten to thirty lights, must also be capable'of working farm machinery, when not required for light machinery. 897. Lighting equipment.—A Natal firm of specialists in farm goods, asks for particulars which .would enable them to quote on electric lighting plants for country houses. Details and I)rices must be submitted so that they may quote complete" installation, oil engines only, or lighting plant only, without engines, ....898...Hardware, tools, stoves.—-A Johannesburg agent with good connection is prepared to take up Canadian agencies in sucli lines as hardware, SERVICE GARS TIRE REPAIRS Retreads, plain or non. - ekids, sections, etc. 'Tires, Tubes in sLock. AUTO REPAIRS '■Enginesoverhauled, valres ground, brakes relined, ■ ' etc. Gila and greases in stock. * rnoxE SEY. 11S4. DAVIE VULCANIZING CO. 636 DAVIE STREET VANCOUVER. B. C. FACT vs. \PAINT AND PROMISES SELL MANY A MOTOR TRUCK; but PERFORMANCE, rather than APPEARANCE, is what counts in the wear and tear of the daily grind. Paint soon fails to cover up defective construction, and promises have never yet PAID a single repair bill. LITTLE GIA^T JViOTOR TRUC8CS arc built not for looks but for service—not merely to JUSTIFY but to SURPASS our claims. LITTLE GIANT TRUCKS arc sold in every case where superiority is tested point by point in comparison with other trucks. The fact that 72% of LITTLE GIANT sales last year were re-sales to satisfied customers is the final proof. Don't take our word for it—ask LITTLE GIANT owners about the dependability, economy and efficiency of LITTLE GIANT TRUCKS. INSIST UPON RECORDS OF PERFORMANCE, NOT PROMISES OF PERFECTION. We guarantee -r>0% lower operating cost than any other Truck on the market. We vaporize the fuel and Thermo syphon steam into the cylinders. Tour .service work on LITTLE GIANT TRUCKS is done every month at night at no Cost to you. / Sevmouf li'M LESLIE W. PEARSON, Manager. CJranvillo at Pacific Vancouver fall kinds, tools, household, spades, shovels, axes, saws and other lines suitable for the wholesale Jobbing trade. Stoves, enamelware and household utensils are lines which this agent can handle to advantage. 899. Carbide.—A Johannesburg firm bf engineering merchants, with branch offices and warehouses in each principal centre of South Africa is prepared to take up the representation in this country for Canadian carbide not already on the market. 900. Catalogues and price lists.—A Johannesburg wholesale firm of general dealers ask for catalogues and price lists from Canadian manufacturers of lanterns, enamelware, tools, all kinds, hardware, brushware, handles, woodenware and furniture shipped k.d.s. 901. Engineering specialties. — A Johannesburg firm of specialists In engineering supplies is prepared to take up agencies and control for South Africa in such lines as wrenches, forg- ings, jacks and other engineering or mining supplies. If any line is taken up, this firm undertake to advertise in a thorough way. 902. Agencies.—A South African commission house now representing successfully one Canadian manufacturer, is prepared to take up other agencies in such lines as hardware, household utensils, farm-house specialties, shovels, spadee and other tools. ■ • 903. Toys.-—A Manchester commission agent with good connections wishes to represent a Canadian manufacturer of toys. ' 904. Domestic woodware.—A Manchester commission agent with-a large connection, is open to represent a Canadian manufacturer of domestic wood- ware, washboards, pegs, rolling pins, towel rails, bread boards, etc. 905. Domestic enamelware.—A Manchester firm inquires for a Canadian [.manufacturer Qf domestic enamelled- ware open to appoint an agent. 906...Machinery and tools.—A Manchester merchant is open to handle on commission, machinery and tools. 907. Confectionery.—A Manchester firm with five branch stores wishes to import Canadian chocolates and all varieties of sweets. Samples and .prices should be submitted. .'p. 90S.. Machinery;—A- Manekester^fiwrt '■■ ■ •■ i(. is open to represent manufacturers of heavy specialized machinery and engineers' tools. •■■----■--■ '"' 909.' Steel, etc.—A Manchester commission agent is open to represent (•manufacturers of billets, sheets, sec- rtions, castings, forgfngs, air compressors, machinery engineers' tools. '910. Machinery for boot trade.—A Manchester commission agent with good connections is open to, represent a manufacturer of boot machinery and | general finding for the boot trade. 911. Tools.—A Manchester manufacturers' agent wishes to hear from Canadian firms open to appoint a representative to handle pulleys, hack-saw blades, twist drills, hammers and vices. 912. Confectionery.—A Manchester firm having twenty-five travellers on the road, is open to represent Canadian manufacturers of high-class con- jfectionery, chocolate, sugar goods, biscuits, etc. Best references given. 913. Furniture.—A Manchester firm is open to purchase bedroom and office furniture, chairs and general household effects. Catalogues and prices are requested. : 914. Confectionery.—A Manchester firm with large staff of travellers, is I open to purchase any confectionery specialties, also chocolate, toffee, chewing gums, etc. Prices and samples I requested. 9ir>. Furniture.—A Manchester firm asks for catalogues and prices of household and oHice furniture. 91G. Paper.—One of the most influential firms in Manchester is open to purchase large quantities or all kinds of paper. 917. Mining supplies.—A Belgian firm ask for catalogues, blue prints and prices on mining supplies of all kinds for open work also for trucks, rails, engines, etc. AH documents to be in duplicate, one addressed to Belgian Congo and other to London, England. Both addresses on file with the Department in Ottawa. 9IS. Foodstuffs. — A Johannesburg commission agent of twenty years' connection is prepared to take up the Canadian representation of such lines las flour, breakfast foods, canned goods any ;my line suitable for the grocery trade. i 919. Cereal breakfast food, etc.—A London firm maintaining several branches and claiming an established connection, are desirous of securiiii the solo agency of a first-class Can r.dian cereal brckafast food in pack Artistic Wire & Iron Wks. ■ Manufacturers ■; ''.' Ornamental Iron "Wort and *n tlnOa of Wire Work. 112-16" Dufferin St. Fair. 264S FLOOR LAYERS and Manufacturers B. C. Hardwood Floor Co. Limited 2635 Granville St. BUSINESS MEN will fmd ihe ORPHEUM GAfE an ideal meeting1 place for the Luncheon Hour. The Best of Everything, Prompt Service, Moderate Charges. Seating capacity 250. Opposite OrpJietmi Theatre 762 Granville Street Jas. Dwyer, Proprietor & Chef -ZZjg, Kilgren General Contractor 962 14th An. Fairmont 946L COMMERCE ONE TON TRUCK A. year ahead of other trucks — the only truck having-'everything neces- ■ sary on it when you buy it. Sullivan-Taylor Motors, Ltd. ;'.'.-'•'-' 1260 -'Granville.- STANDARD MOTOR TRUCKS Literally a standard truck throughout. Continental Red Seal Motor, Timken- David Brown worm gear on all models, Brown-type transmission, Spiecr universal joints. Two, three and a half and five-ton capacit\'. Sullivan-Taylor Motors, Ltd. '■'•j!'^* 1260'Granville. *VZ ...-.~«........»..»..».»»~»-»~«..«..»~#~«..«..«..»..«..>..>lr»^ DBUGLESS HEALXKO W. J. Downie, D.M.T. MX. BUSINESS MAN My business is to invigorate the hody. mind and brain. : People who have passed through my hands say i do all three. See next advertisement. 938 and 929 Birk« Bnilding-, VancouTer, B. C. Seymour 603 f; Seymour 724SR i Business j Paper j Advertising The Buying Power per Subscriber Represents an Infinitely Greater Sum than the Buying Power of Any Other Glass of Publication, Because Each Buyer . Purebases for Business and not 'for Pri vate Consumption THE BATTERY FOR YOUR CAR 40 per cent, longer life 18 months' Guarantee PRICE NO HIGHER Call and see ue when passing JARVSS ELECTRIC CO. Distributors for B. C. 570 Richards St. Seymour 175 PHONE FAIR. 971 We Manufacture Light ^m*0^*^ We G^-Vaiiize Every- Structural Iron ^*^lk &^"^»^ thing by Hot Work ^**^71 i 21 K ll*^>+^ Process i Ornamental iron Work. Iron Stairs, Fire .Escapes Kailway Gates, Fences, Blacksmith Work Iron and Steel 5!ar«, Iron Work for Steel and Wooden Ship.--. Castings, Pole Line Hardware, 1'ipe Flanges, etc. T. WATT 225 IRON AND CJALVAfNIZING WORKS 5th Avenue West Vancouver, B.C. 1 to 5 Tons Fact Worth Considering For over eight years FEDERALS have been built by a strong, well financed company which has devoted its energies to Motor Trucks Exclusively—That's why they are Built right—Ask Tucker WSotor Company Sojnnoiir 35G5 833 Fender St. West, Vancouver Distributors for The FEDERAL Motor Truck Co., Detroit 332 (Cutitlmierl on pntfo <.) '■'■Vitf ■ ^^^WpE«5" '- id sr BEXTI3H COLUMEIA RECORD mmwturmrmnrwim W^A'**.ir.i'.'Wr*i>TOteW*>«iK*r^'^^!'%-f);*-'y"o "BAGLEY MAKES GOOD RUBBER STAMPS" mKmm£mmcmmmm&£Mmi mmsmmmm mmsmmssmmzmmj PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS and FyiA^yFACTURERS "BAGLEY DOES GOOD PRINTING" SEALS STENCILS, RUBBEK AND METAL STAMPS, METAL CHECKS, TIME CHECKS, KE1" TAGS, BRASS SIGNS, NUMBERING MACHINES, BADGES OF ALL KINDS, ETC. ALL WORK GUARANTEED BEST QUALITY. PROMPT DELIVERY AND PAIR PRICES PHONE SEY. 316 Moved to 516 PiLttBER ST., W. ?5(2gS3ffiSSS2EiSiS3iS335^EES22SSS ••-^MEMM-kJUiKjalMtBMU* BARR & ANDERSON PLUMBING and HEATING international Automatic Sprinkler Equipment Piio&s Seymour 6130 1060 Homer St ; Vancouver B. C. 1 aa«t«*iMWH«BgKaaB^^ PUT CEMENT ROOFS 11 FEET THICK ON SUB SHELTERS "raser .'River- LIMITED p. A. Jones, Msrr, WHARFBUBLDSNG'^ 'BRIDGES,- • PILE 'FOUNDATIONS, / '■'.[ -ETC. : Owners of Tug. "CLIVE" Genera! Towing 324 Front St Mew Westminster Telephone 1015 • Bruges, Belgium.—Giant submarine shelters were built here by the Germans'in their efforts to protect their U-boats from British airplane bombers. At the time of the evacuation the ninth of these massive shelters was under construction. The sneiters are of ferro-concrete. The roof is 11 feet thick, supported by hundreds of massive concrete pillars, each two feet square and 25 feet high. An impression of some half-submerged eastern temple, like the celebrated, ruins at Philae, is created by these giant shelters standing in the waters of the dock In the early days of the war the Germans clearly planned the harbors at Zeebrugge and, Osteiid as permanent, base3 and repair stations for their submarines, the original boats being built at the Hoboken works, near Antwerp. The first large repair works appear to have been situated at the Atelier de la Marine, at Ostend, but it is probable that the docks at Bruges, which are connected with Zeebrugge by a ship canal, were being developed at an early period of the war. Naval operations off. the Belgian coast, assisted by aircraft, made the harbors unhealthy shelters for submarines, and after the bombardment of May, 1916, the large lloating docks' at Ostend were towed round; to Zee-j briigge and so. up to Bruges. ■In succeeding attacks no fewer than 6123 bombs were dropped upon Bruges docks alone, while a similarly large number were dropped upon Ostend and Zeebrugge. 'ONE'SOLEMN THOUGHT WRIGHT BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS ROOFING SPECIALISTS We Design and Guild Sey. 3315 511 Dunsmuir St. Business Directory and Buyers' Guide When Buying Building; Material and Supplies Patronize Record Advertisers 'Willie—Say, pop, when does a man «»ch the age of -discretion? Mr. Henpeck—When he realizes that h» is too old to marry. Beaver Hall Square, Montreal, referring to British Trade Inquiry No. 4091.) Electrical insulating material and lacquers for brass.—A Birmingham firm desires to get into touch with a Canadian house who will act as agents for the sale of these products. (Address British Tra'de Commissioner in Canada, 3G7 Beaver Hall Square, Montreal, referring to British Trade Inquiry No.-4098.)' , SYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING REGULATIONS. Coalmining rights of the Dominion in Manitoba,/'Saskatchewan and Alberta, the Yukon Territory, the Northwest .■Territories and a portion of the Prov- nee of British Columbia, may be leas- manufacturers seeking such an outlet. They are also interested in canned vegetables,' fruits and fish, and would be glad to hear from- Canadian packers looking for export trade. 920. Flour—A .London firm is desir-j - m Qf twenty.one yearg al j r,aIfour. GlUhrle & Co 819„e67 ous of securing the representation of , -,._, _„ v, „„„^ XT„ f}*';nt-J~:o,'''m?li, l<..Kva1?.' F<1- S:oi-- •£-. >'*? MANUFACTURERS OF- SHOW CASES, OFFICE and STORE FITTINGS GEHERJOARPEKTE8 WORK PAINTING, PAPER liliHG- ING 2nd KALS0OTIS KEEP CUSTOMERS POSTED. . The greatest reserve force you can j employ is to keep your customers well j informed of your doings, says John ] Hart, in Hello, a London,publication. ! Public memory is always short—un- ] der the present conditions it must be I shorter than usual: the stress of cir- i cumstances is great, far too great, to ; enable them to recollect that ''your i goods are the best!" So keep your ; reserves in constant tramirisT^fit for ! the day. \\ , What Mr. Hart says to English merchants and manufacturers'is equally I applicable in America. The wise busi- th an eye an important Canadian miller for the [sale of their flour in England. Bankers' and other references. . 921. A firm of British importers in Buenos Aires, Argentine Republic, would like to get hi touch with a Canadian company canning lish. 922. Dry goods.—A Sydney importer interested in the importation of above, invites correspondence from interested Canadian manufacturers. Sey. 8785 u I; ::css man will advertise wit |! to after-the-war conditions. XKQtTZBISS J&SCSrv^SD ST T22 KBITI3BC 1'3AI)E CO 322213310 2ST .- . . IKCAKADA. • Inquiries received from British export houses which wish to open connections with Canada. Canadian importers who may desire to obtain specific articles -of'United Kingdom manufacture r; are invited to communicate with the -.British Trade Commissioner in. Canada, 3C7.• Beaver HaJL Square, Montreal, who .will he pleased to:o'otaih and furnish ..catalogues and price lists 6( the principal United Kingdom Arms manufacturing the goods required. iaiPOSTAMTP.-- — Quote the British Trade Inuiry Number in each case. .n annual rental of $1 per acre. No more than 2,5G0 acres will be leased to one applicant. Applications ror a lease-must be made by the applicant in person to the Agent or Sub-Agent of the district in which the rights applied for lire situated. In surveyed territory the "land- must be described by sections, or legal sub- ARCHITECTS SUPPLIES Dominion Blue Print A Drafting Co., 53) Cranrille St...'.'.. Sey. 2497-4670 ARCMJTKCTt'IlAl. TICK It A COTTA. Erann, Colomun ft Eraai, rt. Col. St., B. 29K8 O'Neil. .Wm.N. Co. Ld., 643 Seymour.S.-.4795 Kitchle Oon. * Sup. Co.. Ltd Qrtn. Cl. BrlAge .i.. B. S16S ASPHALT FELT. Evan*. Coleman * J2va.ni, ft. Col.. ..-.8. 39g« The ISarrett Co., Ltd., 10th St. Arbutus Bay. Ci The Standard Paint Co. of Canada, Ltd., 430 Standard hank Dldc Sey. 2913 AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Ceparl«yr Rouiucfcl! k Co.,.-Wiach Bldf. • Sey. 7820 BANKS Ho«e Bank af Canada... S. 5270 EAST*, OrPICE Sc STORE PITTUTGS The lair.es Uroolces Woodworking- Co. Ltd.. 1259 6ll> S. IC, Hurnaby.'.We.st. 473 BLUE PRINTS Dominion Blue Print A Drafting Ca., 531 Granville St Sey. 2497-4670 BRICK—ALL KINDS. £nni Coleman ft Eraria. Ft. Oo)., B. 29RS Gllley Bro»., Lt«,. New Weet.. Phone* IC, 16 VV. N. O'Noll ft Co., HI 6»y. St., 6. 4796-479S r_tchJ« Contr. ft 8up. Co., Ltd., Gran. .St. Brldre S. 91 62 R.V.Wlnch ft Co.. LtiL, Winch B. P. 279-1M4 BUILDING FICLT8 ANJ) pavers. Erane, Coleman A Kvann, Ft. Co!... .S. 29SS W. N. O'Neil & Co., S<S Ke.r. fit., S. 47fiD- 47ii.« The Barrett Co., Ltd., 10th A Arbutus Bay. 63 The Standard I'airit • Co. of Canada, Ltd., .' 430 Standard li'stik Bide Sey. 291J BONDS—Sl'KKTV. Ceperley, XounsefeH A Co., W'inck Bldg. • '. .'. .Sey. 7S20 K.V.Winch & Co.. Ltd,: Winch B,, tt. avi-19<< CARPENTERS Dixqn & Murray.... ,..;■$. $7(55- 8760 CEMENT, B . , KS Olilcy Bros.. Lta„ New West.. Phone* 16. i XV. „\. O'Xeii & Co.. ms bey. -St.. <?. 4795-479S itttchlrt- Contr. & Sup.,' Ltd,, GranvJile St. Bridg? S. 315? R.V.Wlnch * Co.. I,t«.. Wl'.ch B.. S. I79-1S4-I OKHRVT■ TKSTINVJ .1X1) .4S«»YlNfi. Hunt, Kobt. W. 4 Co., Srandard Banlc Bldf S. XJ39 COKTRACrOlUv—(JENKRAL. Armstrong. Morri»on • ft Co., Ltd.. Bower Bir. .......... ..;. ...... .-.. .. .... s. JS3C C ONT R A CTO US—Tl L t-TKBRAZXO. Evans, Colaman ft JBrarn, ft. Col S. 29SF W. N. O'N'bl; /L Co., I<8 Say. 6t.. S. <7H5-<79i CRANKS ANB HOISTS (KI.KCTKIC Tha Holden Co.. Ltd., 642 Pender St. W. • ' „ ' Sey. 1065.. DrES-'ABRJ T'OO'JCS. 0 d iU Si Oynsnyir SL ied by a fee of 55 which will he refunded if the rights applied for are cot available, but not otherwise. ''A royalty shall be paid on the merchant, able output of the mine at the rate of fire cents per ton.' - ! ;'■.'■,The-', person operating the nilnes.shall permitted to purchase whatever available surface rights may be considered necessary for the working of the mine furnish the Agent with sworn returns j accounting for the full quantity of mer- Electric fires and cookers.—An Eng-: diantable coal mined, and pay the roy- Gllivy B.--.)t'., «- \- «lnch & to., WlmtS B:d...S. 279-ii.H — PLASTKU CRLour, OntJirl,.. *. t;o S. SI97-tl57t •nZV' I^,t-U,'!n * >-v«'- Kt. Colum .s. lilt xv % oZfi', z;.- ^'?'-Z"tl'''P!,0"M 15' J1 Each application must be accompau- ^rJtiH^.!.^ ^■^ifSi^o^^'^ (Eyana. Coleman & Kvans. h. Col.. divisions of sections, and in unsurvey- ed territorv the tract applied 'or shall ! r,;;',b» Tr'°! ^: ^tamtjins Works 356 j L-t',!ienn \v . Pair 2176 be staked out by the applicant himself, j - drafting METAL STAMPING. GiM>* Tool & Stampiutr Works, 356 DufTciin VV. Fair. 2174 ' KTX&KWORK. ■ I he James Brookes Woodivorkiur; Co. Ltd., 1259 6th S. I;., Hurnaby..Weat. 473 ailME OG3 AP3M3TO Central I'uWic StenoKraphers. Mimew- Kraphiaj-, 41-1 Dominion Bidy., Hoy. 5078. MOTOnS «• C. Electric Co., IM .'_.jj_ 5oij( 3VIOTOH TBTTCata. Little Ciant Motor Truck Co Ser. 331 Keo Motor Cur AKcncy, Ltd....... Sey. 1860 lucker. Motor-Co.,-1533 IVnder \V...Sey. 3365 MULTIGRAPHING central Public Stenographers, Mlmo- .oKnijiimj-f, .|M Dominion Bldg., 8r-y f>07l Dominion Ultie' J'ritit A Drafting Co 531 Grauvile St Sey. 2497-4670 OFFICE AND STORE FITTINGS * Dixon A Murray s. 8765- 8766 OFFICE .SUPPLIES A PRINTING \\ f.stern Specialty,, Ltd., 572 Crau. Sey 15»« PACKIMO. BECTING AND MECHANICAL 6000» UufiUiu i'lr« A Kuliljcr ()ockI» Co.. I^td , «« (.-uirniiift »t ._. :.. 8. u—siaji PAINTING & PAPER HANGING Oi-xon A Murray S. 8765- S766 XX. N. ON«ll .V Co.. US Sey. «i...S. 47i(S-4798 .. J'A I.NTS—O.iJrfl' I'UOOK u>Tiv','^9?,),,mai1 &.Evans, ft. Col 3, 29«g ThVV >lu"l$r,'-:.° ■ *is ti<7- -St- -S. ♦7»5-47tf»" Lrn i!'''l''r! ,IarVU ,Co; of Canada,' Ltd..- '' 430 Standard Bank U\ilf[.. ....... Sey. 2913 PAP£ft Srnllh. DarMwn'A • Writ-lit, Ltd.." .Uomw »ml navlu Jfui _ _s_ flJB0 PAKTITroX—JUREPKOO'K Hvan». Colemnn & Bvuna l'l. Coiura. .a. 2988 HUchie. Coa. &• Sup Co.. Orajiv. Bcli;. .S. 91(31 ,. PAirEnwa Wrctiuliiiitcr,.- Iron' Works. New WKitmlniior I'hgim 5J ! PHOTOSTATS Dominion iiluc IVint ft Drafting Co ' 331 Cranvile St Srr. 3497-.ltf7« r, „/ ,- l'!G !KON ANU '«N M»lfour. Olilhrlc- Ac Co........ .s V197-(!S7» SVa,?s'1TPoieman * -Bvain, ft. Col S.-2SS8.. L. V. Winch ,•» Co.. Wlnca Bid.'. .8. 279-19-14 i,- . , * J'H.LXG AND l-(*l.es 4«lcr»I Luml.fr (.Ui., Itui-cru m<|( _.._.... S. 3iDS-» V..Z ',. ■ VUK "KlVlNti. " : jjiTir.-8, Coleman & Evann, ft. Col... 8 29SS l-*i*«r itivcrr. Pile. .Driylr.^ Co.. K„w vv..»i. „ n r ,. 1'iVK—yiavKa riY.V-*■ Coleman .V Kvun* Ft. Colum. .S "r-SJi Lt.1.. Stw W«.-il...l'bonos 15. 16 .8. 9161 OK'Ifl.LM—POUTAItl.K Kl.KCTKJC Darlinsr, Fr-ank jW \Vp-Ncll A Co.. lis S<=y. St.. HitchiK Con. *. Bup.- C< WATER AND TIRE WEAR jlish firm of manufacturing engineers, •desires to appoint Canadian agents. alty thereon. If the coal mininc rights etc not being operated, such re- ■EI.EVATOR CARS ANT> KNCLOSlfRES. S. "M. Mori-is A Co. Ltd., 2120 Cedar Bay.' 1043 W5 y. O'.Vtil ft Co...'-34S Sa>. St.. S. -J795--J7CS' U-lt-sbie Coatr. & Sup. Co , Ltd.. Gran. St. Br-lrJite S. 91«2 KLK7AT0 7CS Darling:, Frank & Co.. 1142 Horner - Street ...:....Key. '1100-4101 ENGINEERS SUPPLIES Dominion Bit'.c Print A Drafting Co.. 531 Granville St. ...Sey. 2497-4670 I-'IKI! CI.AT Bairour. Outhrlo * .Co... S. 9197-857S Kvap.a, Coleman .t Eviiiis Ft. Col.. .S. 2S3S ■I'lAUfMSG \.et luM-ei cuts rai.cn moie eadij .(Address Entish Trade Commissioner turns should be furnished at least once c-niey Biob... New Wfs:minster. pimnew js.tei riom-nip -Bailey, E. A.; 1033 Granvi'lle St...... a. f36 Norman.Ardd W i3avic SC...Z?!sZyV 9 88 IV,,.1I„ :._'>^l-MATJO TOOLS "Tho-aoWeiTCoirXwZs^Pen^ Z, •■..■■ PR.MT6RS ^ I0(i5- isaKJey._A. G. A Sons, Ltd. OH, J'f.ri<5. ■-." \V '.....■ Mpy Tic PUHL/C STENOGRAPHER .Z-Z^if1 m1!'1,0 ^.^''Oo'ruphers, Mimo- a-r.uij.ntuc, -ii-i Dominion l;hK-. s.-v. -,07S j than the same substance dry. For;jn Canada, 367 Beaver Hall Square, this reason the wise car owner does-Montreal, referring to British Trade j *-! any chance thrown sharp stones get.: an opportunity to do maximum dam not try to speed over wet roads where Inquiry No. 407S.) Buying Agency.—A London firm desires to communicate with Canadian importers of hardware, iron and steel, motor cars, furnishing materials, and household requisites, with a view to acting as. their buying agents In the United Kingdom. (Address British Trade Commissioner in Canada, 367 a year. The lease will include the coal min- XV. N. O'Neil & Co., 5iS !i?.y. St.. S.4795--I79& Jischln Con. ft Sup. Co., .Jrnnvl. Bdg.'.S. 9!'"' ').. Bh:c I-'rli.t A 'Draftin', 53 1 Cm: 11. V. Winch A Co.. Vinch Bids.. S. "279-1944 i Evans. Colorna ICENT8AL SHEET META WORKS SHEET, COPPER, BRASS aad IRONWOP.K \ RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT BOAT TANKS GALLEY RANGES STEAM TABLES SMOKE STACKS HEATING VENTILATING PLUMBING Phone Sey. 620 151 Yz Pender St. W. VANCOUVER, B. C. (Continued from page 3) ages, with the object cf introducing it upon a large scale, and invite correspondence from actual Canadian WHY, OF COURSE! Many a man's Business has been Bitined by advertising {But Ms competitor Bid the advertising). f AROHITSCTS V B,.;_-*^."..-!..j.^v,-..£i..;».j„».,'.v;..T..;-■-,>.;. :j~'.-i'yu'4?.',Jr<T-*,r Mambers of Tb.o ArcMtect'iral Instltnlro of EritlBU Columbia. FIRE ESCAPES ., -. „ Co.. vn- St..'. ...... .St-i-. J497-4.',;a IUSOj i,V<; CO.Ml'OSlTlON "' " ^var.s l--t. ,olurn . . S. 2USS ing rights only, but the lessee may be .; S. M. Merria A Co. Ltd., 2120 Cedar Bay. 1043 at the rate of ?10. per acre. For full information application ihould be made to the Secretary of the Department of the Interior, Ottawa, or to any Agent or Sub-Agent of Dominion Lands. W. W. CORY, Deputy Minister of the Interior. |» ' ' . ' «3 a ' ■' ■ " v f *? •5* X AUa« AGENTS TOR VA2ICOtJVi:» COPPERSIVSIT&iS Manne arad General THE CZTT -WEIiBEXlS Cor. Alexander and Heat ley Avenijf) Phone Highland 2009 \if>x\7.if! Jas. A., fill) Hnr?t. W Pey. 3.T61 tlrya.Ti A Gillarn.- DOil Richards S?y. noes Dalton & Evcleish, 615 H-ist. XV : Key 662 Gardiner, F. G. & ifercer, 7IS Oran.; Seymour 3S72. Henderson, A. F,., 615 Eiast. \V Sey. 724 Honeyman A Curtis, 821 Pender W S*y. 1S21 Fames \V. Keatfev, 2576 2nd VV....Bay. 792R Matheson. Root. M., 509 Rich...Sey. 503S Palmer. Bernard Cs, 616 Credit Fonder BldK. - Sey. 3680 Parr A .MncKeruic, 736 Cran ..Sey. 7811 Sharp A Thompson,'620'Tender W.'. Sey. 1064 Townley, Fred U. 3U5 Homer Sej 3013 Twi/.ell, R. P. S.. S37 Ha.st."W..Sey 7925 ! 'I* I* 1 v PANTAGK Three Sliows Daily 2.30- 7-00 -9.00 PRICES 2!Oc-30c V >1> •:- f y> % ♦*► t % t I C. M. Keith. Say ward BIdK 1420 I ^ Sam Maclure. I'nion Bank Bldg 2843 Lieut.-Col. Ridjfway-Wilson, Belmont House. V3CTOK2A A. R. Tlcnnell, 1036 St. Louis St 1171R1 • Iradusfriai and HousehoSd BRICK'CONTRACTOR Clilinnoys, Pireplacee, Etc. Jno. S. Sadler Res. 208S 45th Ave. W. Box 25. Kerrisdale Phone Kburne 203L2 CABPEKTEE and BUII.DEK til so Cabinet Maker Upholstering 222G Cambie Street © v % <i> t t i t I f C. Bain, Manager 7G7 R83S0H ST. SEYMOUR 801 * V ('.'I t flKB KXlIKt;t'IisHEK SVSTB.WS. Barr ■& "Anderson. 10CQ "Hcmer St S. 61 SO FLOORING J.- Fj-ffc Smith & 'Jo.. 184B Bichard*. .8. 11S« F0nt3IMQS -- Woatmliister Iron Worki. New W«.itmlnst»r I'bon»^:t GALVANIZING McKelvie L:ir. Co., Ltd B"iEh 1573 GAS APPLIANCES Vancourer Gas Appliance Co 5. 801 G LABS— ALL KIN UK. W:. N. O'Neil A Co. E43 K*.t. St.. S. 4796-479? HARDVfAKK Brown. J*r«:i«r A C»., MU., 1150 Uomrr flt fl. 7155 Flett, J. A.. Ill Ilnetings W Key. 2327-S MAnwwooB ri.ooas XV. >r. O'Neil A Co.. H* S*y. St. ..P. 479B-479V J. Fyfe Smith * Co. IXM Rloha rd«. .6. 119* HARDWOOD HJMBKB Smith. J. Fyfe & Co.. Wit Richard*. .8: 1198 HEATING—HOT All;, STEAM AND TKN- TILATING v j Bailey, .». A., 1»3S Granville St S. 136 'i1 | iiarr * And.reon. 10«0 Homer St...S. 61S9 '•* I Norman Kvdd, 906 Da»i« St Sey. 91S3 t' I HOISTING KNGINKS \ j RitchU Con A (Vup. Co.. Granvl. BAs .S. 918'/ X INSURANCE. r., i Ceperley, ReunsefcJI t. C«., Win*'* Bldgr- Sey. 7820 R. V. Wi»ch *: Co. Ltd., Winch Bid*. .Sey. 279-1*44 INTJBKIOB riNI.SH KTans, Colemo.n Si flvan.i, ft. (Jol S. XJSg VV. N. O'Neil A Co.. 548 Sey. St. ..S. 4796-4795 Hitchie. Con. di Sup. Co., Uranv. Bdu. .ti. Sioi IKON AND DTBBL—KTKl'OTl.'RAI. T Can. Northwc.it Steel Co., Ltd. Prince L'dward St Fair. 2-396-7 ICvniiM, Coleman A K^an*. Ft. Col...S. -S*J Comrhlan. .J. * Sons. World! Bid It-...S. 79") rt:f!■ h•••. r-<in. H *•*"> <~o.. Grsnv. ndpr...S. SIC! S. -M. Morris Sr Co. Ltd., 2120 s_edar Hay. 104.1 W. X. O'Neil * Co., 54X (Sey. St. . ;S. 4795-47US ■ Westr.inst.r Iron Wurics, Save WaHrainf.tr J'hotio 53 IRON AND STKBI.--ORNAMKN'TAL. ■Vi'tistic Wire & Iron Work;;, 112-16 Dufferin St. Iv Fair. 2648 Brans. Coleman & Kvans, ft. Col S. 2 98S S. M. Morris &• Co. Ltd.. 2120 Cedar Bay. 101.3 W. N. O'Noll & Co.. 548 Sey. St. ..S. 4795-4798 s-Ut'-hl* Con. & 8up. Co.. Ciranvl. Bd«. .K. i) 16: WestraUlster Iron Works. Naw Wa.'tmlnstwr I'hoii* 53 KALSOMINING Di.von 4; Murray S. S765- 8764 LATn—MKTAL Evans. Colsmar) & Evans. Ft. Column. .A. 29SS W. N. O'Neil <fc Co.. 54! S«y. St. ..S. 479S-479S Hitchie C. and S. Co., Gr*«. St S. U162 LIME. ff.lalfotir, Gut'irl* Sc Co S. 9197-6576 15\o.ns. Coleman &. Kvans. Ft. Coiumb. .S. 29SS njlley Bros.. New West.mlnHl.«r. . Phones 15. 16 \V, NT. O'Nail & Co.. a 4 8 ?-.y. St. ..8. 4795-4798 rtltchlB Con. & Suv. C-. , Grnnvlll.. .S.'91H2 1£. V. Winch Co, Ld., Winch Bdt'..S. 270-1944 DUMBER Frdoral Lumber Co., Hu;:ern Bldir S. 3958-9 MACIIINKKY Ilrown. Fra^ftr ,t Co., Ltd.. 1150 Tlamtr flt S. 71.""» Darling, Frank & Co., ilia Homer Street ?l«y. 4100-4101 XV. N. O'Neil &. Co., 548 Soy. St. ..n. 4795-4798 I'.ltcbip Con. * Sup- Co., tJi-anvl, Tld'K. .S. 911! The Holden Co., Ltd., 542 Pender St. "W. S«y. 1065. MACHINE WORK Gilibs Tool >S- StarnoiiiR- Works, .156 Dufferin V\' Fair. 2176 Wisntnilnaior Iron Works. New WMtmtnntor I'li.ne D3 MANTKLS—HRICK. TILB ANB WOOD Evann, Coleman fe Hvana, ft. Col .1. 29il W. N. O'Neil A Co.. 64» Soy. St.,.8. 4-795-479I Ultcbia Con. & Sua.. Co., GranvDl*. .K. 91«2 MAPS '"!-"-"i- Dominion Blue Print & Drafting Co., 531 Cranvile St Sey. 2497-4670 MARUI.B AND ONYX Bva»B, 0»loman * *r««, ft. Col S. 2MS brnrtli. Iiarulsor. & VVrl, ht. LtJ., Ilomsr and [)i.;e st«! _s ;,h/,nSt»','1«r<1 ,^ai»t cZ'"o(''CanZZ'Ltd. - 4j0 Standard Hank Hldir . . . ^cv KOflllXG—HUKKt 41KT.-1L "fSt»<- Cornier ; no ivorifinirl HOOFING .VATKKIAl. .s. tisor, 2913 rhe Barrett Co., Ltd., Kth* Artitttua Bav. 6.1 ,')'"'}*■ C0lon«t:i ,<• Evanr Ft. Colum . ..S.'^XS 'ri. ci" C'on- * SllJt-■ c'-- Granville B.. K Si S3 1 he Standard I'airit CV. t r Canada, Ltd 430 Standard Hank MM," Ser 2«M 1 ROOFING-WHOLESALE hZStrVln,!,'pr'i Paint Co- °> Canada, Ltd., 430 Standard Bank Bid? Ser ''913 Sidney Rubber R00W Co S 414Q n ,, • ROI'K-AJANILA '*' ' Balfour. Guthrie *■ Co.. . -. .«- 9187-«67l ROBBER STAM"S Barley, A. G. &■ Son.i. Lta. 0I6 Pendtr W sBy 31. TO vr ^...SAFKS—VAFLT DOORJi" ' WL-;Z.0 ,Ne" * r:o- 6,,s S<;.v. St...S. 47I5-47M SAN!) GRAVKI. AND CRLSIIKD ROCK JCvmn», Coleman & Evans, ft. Co! Sv'398g (,;.!l.ie-\ Bro,J-. ('td-. -New Wect.. . Fhone* 15, It Kl.onlf.. Con. * Sup. Co.. tlranv. Bd«..S. 9162 SASH DOORS. U'lNIKMVS. KTC XV. S. (jNoll .?- Co.. MS s.«v. St...6. 4735-479^. •SHEET METAL Centra! Sheet Metal Works Sey 62* •MH.NOLK .MAN! F.\< I! UtiHH AND UMI. KBS. (See LrtmhiT -ir,d .QnlnelitB.) SHOW CASES Dixou A- Murray 5. S765- S766 fl.ATK Lrs.ns. Coh-nvui & Evann ft. Col.... P 2988 ^ ,N" r>'-NVl! ^ <'<<■• 6i* S«>- •'•'t.. .f. 479S-4798 H. V. Wlix-h ,v- Co.. Wlnck Uid.. .S. 279-1944 Ritehln, Con At Kilo Co.. lirrnv Tldj; a 9163 tj STKBI.— RKINl ORCINtj. Balfour. GirUirU A t':<) H. 9197-11678 ICvktu, Coleman A Kvan.i. ft. Col » 2988 J*TORK & OtHCK FIXTJ-RKJi « STORK r . FRONTlS Dixon £ arnrray SS76S-Z766 J^»*_ns, _t'ol*rnan £- Kvan«. tt. Col a. 2VHH &4&.^&&+<M$»}^i'^'1«l><fr4>'l>&^ I W. N. O'Nall t. Co.. 64» S»y. 8t. 6. 4796-47W W. N. O'Noll * Co., Eli Soy. Rt...S. 4795-47-98 TAR AND I'fTCH The Barrett Co.. Ltd.^lOth & Arbutus Bay. (5.1 Evans, Colornnn & Evnns, ft. Col S. 2988 TILE—DRAINING Kvan.i. Coleman & Rvmis Ft. Colum. .S. 298B Cill«3' Bros., New Westminster 1'hones 16, 1S I'.ltcblo Con. * Sup Co.. (irnnv. Ftdtt. .S. 916J TII.K—FLOOR AND WALL Kvans, Coleman & Evans, ft. Col S. 2988 W. N. O'Neil ,<k Co.. 54? rev. St, ..S. 4735-4798 TIN I'LATKS Halfour. Guthrlti A. Co S. 9197-(557i Evuns, Coleman & Evann, ft. Col S. 29*N It- V. Winch & Co., Wlnck B;d...S. 279-1944 TOOL HTFFL Darllriff, Frank *. Co., 1112 Hop.or Bt. F. 4100-4101 VAOl.'l.'ftI CLKANING SVfi I'EAIS. Barr & Anderson, 1 O'GO Hornpr Lt S. 6181 WALL HOARDS Evani-. Coleman & Evann. ft. "ol S. 2981 The Standard Taint Co. of C; iada. Ltd., 430 Standard Hank Hldg Sey. 2913 WATKRI'ROOF COi.rOIIND Tlie R arret I Co., Ltd., I0t!i<\ Arbutus Hav.63 Ev»n«, Ooloman & Kvans, ,'t. Col S. 2988 XV N 0'N».|| K- Co, S4S Sf/. 9t...H. 47 9 5-4 79* The Slandanl f'.'iii't Co r f Canada, f.til., 430 Standard Rank Hb pr Sey. 2913 WINDOW SCREENS Artntic V^-'ire iv Iron Works, 112-1(5 DnlTerin St. K l-'air. 26J8 S. M. Morris K Co. Lid., 2120 Cedar Mav. l64.l W. N. O'Noll & Co.. 64* -ey. ft . . H. 479S-479.I WIRE WORKERS Artis'ic Wire iS' Iron Works, 112-16 Dufferin Si. E. .' l-'air. 2643 WIKIC WOI'B Balfour, Guthrlo * '.0 B. 9197-657J Kvans, Coleman A. K^ «n», ft. Col S. 2W!S Rltchlo. Con. /U Suti- ' 0.. OrrLnv. Bd«..S. 9t'«J ft. V. Wlnfh «• Co. Wlnck T»W a 279-194« WHOLESALE ROOFING The Barrett Co., Ltd., 10th Ave. and Arbutus St Bay. 61 The Standard I'airit Co. of Canada, :.<<!., 430 Sfnncbrd Hank ™'\g Sey. 3913 Sidney Rubber Roofing Co S. 4149 I! 11 £•='4 It IS m w m. i t
- Library Home /
- Search Collections /
- Open Collections /
- Browse Collections /
- BC Historical Newspapers /
- British Columbia Record
Open Collections
BC Historical Newspapers

Featured Collection
BC Historical Newspapers
British Columbia Record 1919-01-03
jpg
Page Metadata
Item Metadata
Title | British Columbia Record |
Publisher | Vancouver : Record Publishing Company |
Date Issued | 1919-01-03 |
Description | The British Columbia Record was published in Vancouver, and ran from June 1916 to July 1922. The Record was published every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. As the official publication for the Architectural Institute of B.C., the B.C. Builders’ Exchange, and the Building and Construction Industries’ Exchange of B.C., the Record primarily covered news related to building, contracting, engineering, real estate, and industrial finance. The Record was published by the Record Publishing Company, which had previously published the paper under a number of different titles, including the Daily Building Record and the British Columbia Building Record. The Record subsequently evolved into the Journal of Commerce. |
Geographic Location |
Vancouver (B.C.). |
Genre |
Newspapers |
Type |
Text |
FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Identifier | British_Columbia_Record_1919_01_03 |
Collection |
B.C. Historical Newspapers Collection |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-06-02 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | b20d661c-4b88-460d-9b58-343bb3ecbed9 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0171017 |
Latitude | 49.261111 |
Longitude | -123.113889 |
AggregatedSourceRepository | CONTENTdm |
Download
- Media
- xbcrecord-1.0171017.pdf
- Metadata
- JSON: xbcrecord-1.0171017.json
- JSON-LD: xbcrecord-1.0171017-ld.json
- RDF/XML (Pretty): xbcrecord-1.0171017-rdf.xml
- RDF/JSON: xbcrecord-1.0171017-rdf.json
- Turtle: xbcrecord-1.0171017-turtle.txt
- N-Triples: xbcrecord-1.0171017-rdf-ntriples.txt
- Original Record: xbcrecord-1.0171017-source.json
- Full Text
- xbcrecord-1.0171017-fulltext.txt
- Citation
- xbcrecord-1.0171017.ris
Full Text
Cite
Citation Scheme:
Usage Statistics
Share
Embed
Customize your widget with the following options, then copy and paste the code below into the HTML
of your page to embed this item in your website.
<div id="ubcOpenCollectionsWidgetDisplay">
<script id="ubcOpenCollectionsWidget"
src="{[{embed.src}]}"
data-item="{[{embed.item}]}"
data-collection="{[{embed.collection}]}"
data-metadata="{[{embed.showMetadata}]}"
data-width="{[{embed.width}]}"
data-media="{[{embed.selectedMedia}]}"
async >
</script>
</div>

https://iiif.library.ubc.ca/presentation/cdm.xbcrecord.1-0171017/manifest