*4£ Ba'BI'.l* — "., ,.w •y », zmm i- j;M '-ji: THE ONLY COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPER IN. BRITISH COLUMBIA VOL. XVI. No. 3f> A NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO GENERAL NEWS, BUILDING. CONTRACTING, ENCHNEEBING, PEOVINCIAI., CITY AND EC^EBOK IMPBOVEMENTS. Published Monday Wednesday and Friday VANCOUVER, B. (J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1919 ;[/ Office and Plant 583 Hoza.er-B.icb.ardB Lane PBICE—Per Tear in Advance Per Month - - - - $10.90 1MB Building Materiel o N Wm. N. O'Neil Co., Limited Tel. Sey. 4795-6. 548-550 Seymour St. Tlie Home Bank of Canada Original, Charter 18G4 HEAD OPPICE, TORONTO A general banking business transacted. Branches and Correspondents in ail partK of Canada and throughout the world. Vancouver Branch, 446 Haeting-s St. W. J. P. litacDONALD, Manager DOMINION Pressed Common Gabriola Shale Products, Vancouver Office 425 Standard Bank Bldg. Phone Sey. 8.6.57 J.T.A. Ritchie, Representative 'UILDING PERMITS AMOUNTING TO *j!500 OB OVER ISSUED AT THE VANCOUVER CITT HALL TESTEEDAT Number Deacrli'tlon Cost P'-Ul—Loiiiidry Hldg. • ...$1000 .-llii:!-—Alterations $C00 f)!)l5—DweHing $HiuO SO 10—Dwelling -TOO Street Addreas Lot and Block .':.. 10-51 740 Powell St :G,''S Gth W. SKI 7th W 9-3W i,rJi Subdivision Architect! Contractor Address 1!»C Owner 34 GG Pender St 17-GG Ji. Owner Owner F. S. Perry Owner '.. Owner Owner Address \V C. .Marshal R. Balmea M. Pasque YV. Bennett ..... __ . Clayburn Firebrick, Special M". OF COLUMBIA AV Shaped Firebrick, Pressed Brick, etc. Vancouver Brand Cement, Reinforced Steel, Hydrated Lime, etc. MUNDY, ROWLAND & CO. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS Power Installations General Electrical Construction 'PHONE KiMOOt 154 Standard Bank VANCOUVER - WINNIPEC Lumber Veneer Panels, Etc. Our Stock U the Moit Complete on the Pacific Coast We are also Sole Agents for the Celebrated "Beaver Brand" Maple and Birch Flooring. J. FYFE SMITH CO. LIMITED 1320 Richards St. Vancouver, B. C. THE HOLDEN CO., Ltd. GENERAL RAILWAY A CONTRACTORS ■■ SUPPLIES , Sole Agentsjn Canada Tor Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. Boy.r Rivitin-^ Electric Tools; Rock Drill*; Air Compressor-*. Fuel Oil and Gas Engines. Mntrtsl Twiiti Wisspit 542 PoB-1-ir St. W.. Vancamr"I. C. . Fbane Ssv. 1065 | BUILDING PERMITS j 'JaiO—G. Canary, garage. 1130 Nelson St., $400; J. H. B. Lilson, contr. '.■ 5)913—E..W."DeVoe, Storage Sued, .332G-. 14 th W., M00. 9914—D. CarviF.e, 2-room dwelling, 1630 3rd, §400; Robt. Smith, contr., 95)17—J. F. Finuey, alterations, .869 Pender E., $100. 991S—A. .Miller, garage, S21 Georgia St., ?;i00; W. H. Buttler, contr. Brown-, Fraser & Co., Ltd. SUCCESSORS TO [DOMINION EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO., LTD. Mining, Municipal and Contractors' Machinery and Supplies Phone Seymour 7155 1150 Homer Street Vancouver, B. C. 'CONTRACT IS AWARDED FOR HIGHWAY BRIDGE 'The contract for the construction of the Highway Bridge over the Elk River, near Fairy Creek, in the Fer- nie District has been awarded by the Department . of Provincial Public I WorkSv. to Mr. Archie McLean, contractor of Fernie, B. C. • Tire—Continental 'Mar- i Bank Fixtures—Robert-1 Marble & ble Co. Mahogany son & Hackett. Bronze & Ornamental Iron Work—- Westtninser Iron Works. Electrical Work—Mundy, Rowland & Co.; ' Plumbing & Heating «£-. Ventilating—Barr & Anderson. FRANK DARLING & CO. PNEUMATIC TOOLS "THOR" Roller Bearing Drills-- Close Quarter Piston Air Drills-Rivetting Hammers Chipping Hammers -Wood Borers--Turbine and Electric Drills High Speed Steel- -Drills -Reamers, Complete Stock of Accessories 1144HOMERST. Phone Sey. 4100 ■; MEETINGS A special meeting of the Architectural .Institute of B. C. will be held! i in room . 1019.. Metropolitan.- building; aF r:<fo~ p.inT-Friday, -March,,-?. The j membership is particularly requested f to be present at this meeting. Structural Steel For Every Purpose BEAMS, CXAVNEX.S, AJKoUSM, VXrATXS, TES8, COX.TO'XXI .CQMZUTXX-.X ^quirPgJ yiL»»TC4TI»ft. i.,l^ -Condon, Bng. Wtuoipegr Montreal Toronto Vancouver. 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. Office and Laboratory 218 Standard Bank Bldg. Phone Seymour 2199 Re»ident Innpectort at Large Manufacturin** Center* ATTRACTIVE NEW HOME FOR SHAUGHNESSY Architect James A. Benzie, 722-3-4 Standard Bank Bldg. has prepared p'ans for Dr. Brydone-Jack for an attractive new home to be erected on Shaughnessy heights. The home will be of old English design, containing nine rooms and will cost ?S,000. Contractor, S. J. Newitt. 954 17th Ave. West will have charge of the ' work. i (CONTRACTS AWARDED | FOR TWO BUNGALOWS j Two contracts have been awarded : by architect Edwardes Sproat. 30G Duncan building, one for a $3500.00 ' ("room bungalow to contractor Jorgen- sen, to be erected in the 1S00 block ! Venables, for Mrs. L. Rosenbaum. | Also a 5-i'oom bungalow to bo erected COMMISSIONER SAYS TWO BIG INDUSTRIES ARE TO LOCATE HERE SOON Reporting to the civic utilities; committee on Monday, Industrial! Commissioner J. R. Davison, stated j that he had been engaged for several j days in reporting on and furnishing! information regarding available sites j and markets for two big industries; which had practically decided to lo-j cate here. Both of these industries j will erect large factories and plants j and employ a considerable number J of hands. He said he expected to j be able to report definitely on these; industries within the next couple of weeks. £ CANADIAN NORTHWEST SIMWZltd. Fairmont 3396 and 3397 Ta-acoQ7w, Trussed Concrete Steel Co. of Canada, "Limited Walkerville, Ontario Tniscon Building- Products for modern permanent construction cover Reinforced Concrete in all its phases: Steel Window Sash of every type;-'Metal Lath for Plaster and Stucco; Concrete Highway Reinforcement; Spot Grounds, .Waterproofings, etc. Branch Sales Office x>. a. Phone Seymour S057 Vancouver, B. C. BBISOK, Branch Manager 425 Standard Bank Bldg. HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY TO IMPROVE NELSON STORE NELSON—-Manager \Y. B. King, announces that the Hudson's Bay Company will spend over $30,000 on alterations, additions and fittings, work on which has already commenced to enlarge and improve their, store here. George C. Egg is the! Gil|ey Bros-, Ltd DEALERS IN L CRUSHED ROCK - SAND - GRAVEL A!! Kinds of Building Materia! 902 Columbia Street Wost Phone 15 and 16 New Westminster, B.C. ion the corner of Bruce street and :12th Ave. \V. West Point Grey \va * j architect. 1 let to Messrs. A. VV. Beechoy and A.' lloldron for the owner A. T. Cleg-j BUILDING INSPECTOR j j horn, Esq. to cost ?2",00.00. j TENDERS RESIGNATION ! Figures for plumbim-', hot air fur-, GOING TO CHINA SOON '•■■••-'. Plush-ring, brick and mint! u wi,, co|ne as considerable of a. work are required by the architect, j sur!)lise t0 muny in the local archi-i -—•'-- itectural and building construction; FIGURES ARE SUBMITTED ' „I10S ,0 Ul.ini ,,.al city Building In- FOR STANDARD EANK WORK j s,,[>c.tor Uobert ,v McKenzie has ten-; Architect .lames A. Benzie who has'd0I.LVti ,]is ^^jgnivtion to the city; ! been engaged by the local branch of j C(U1Iu.iii tt) (aice etT0ct on March 31.: | the Standard Bank to prepare plans j lM lhus severing his connection in hind specifications for an extension • ()[ylcUl\ capacity with this im-; :of their present premises in the j port.int department of the civic mach- j j Standard Hank building lias received j jno Mr McKenzie will bring to an' I figures from local contractors cover- j ,ml ;i service t|iat iuis extended over; l-ng the various trades. Mr. licuxiol l]|e ,,ist oleve„ years_ j Mr. McKenzie. who is young, pro- Balfour Guthrie & Co. BUILDING MATERIAL DEPARTMENT REINFORCING STEEL:— * Largest stock of Mild Steel Bars in Western Canada. We cut to length. Cold Twist 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 JAMES BROOKES W0DDW0RKINBC0..LTD. M HI work Contracts XT-alon Depot 1916 Can. Northern Bly. Dopot 1917 Calffary Arc-uory 1918 RoBsland nigh Sohool ™™ Tranquills Stknitorium 1918 Phone Wustmineter 473 Our utt!**.ni hud tod ['hint eii:ible.« iij- to mu.iiul'uotiir'- Vt-necr Work at any season *>f tliw yejir. Wo u.ro now iiiunul'iicturliiK Interior UttliiKM for the new li. <\ Tt-U'i'liofie HiilkUny'-s he.ul allloo in Quartur Cut <-)uk. 1259—6th St., East Burnaby I has submitted his recommendations to the management of the bank for ! linal approval. The low bidders for the various trades are as follows: — I Cc-neral Contracting — Dominion i Construction Co. gressive and naturally ambitious, is resigning in order to go to China; where lie has tlie choice of several; We have just received a large shipment COMMON BRICK Can make prompt delivery in any quantity Ritchie Contracting & Supply Co. Ltd. Phone Seymour 9163 1561 Granville Street (f'nlltltlllOil "" t'l'l''' •'•' Seymour 4660 Reliable Electric J. SMITH. Manager 1.Y2 Alexander Si. Vancouver, J--^ Twenty Yonro' "E-cpt'i-ieTico in all Branches of Electrical Work. InHpoctlon—Expert Advice — Trouble Work—InstftlllnB' — Re- WliH'llnp*—All "WorH Guaranteed. Office and Works Tenth Street New Westminster, B. C. Phone 53 # BRITISH COLUMBIA RECORD British Columbia Record (Established lyil) Published every Monday, Wednesday and Friday by the Record Publishing Company A newspaper of general circulation, featuring Building, Contracting. Ivnjfinecrin**, Indus-] trial. Shipbuilding, Mining, Automobile, Pro. I vincial, City and Harbor Improvements. ) C. H. NELSON....MANAGING EDITOR Office and Plant 583 Homer-Richards Lane. VANCOUVER REAR OF 431 DUNSMUIR, STREET PHONE , SEYMOUR 7808 Subscription. Bate* One month $1.00 Six months ...���:.' : $5.00 . AK subscriptions arc payable strictly in advance WALLPAPERS Paints and Varnishes N. G. Foster Limited INTERIOR,DECORATORS Specialists in Interior Finishes Seymour 1075 905 Granville St. such . a stellar part in turning the tide of a world war be impotent To meet the problems of,,peace Shall we fail to realize that our governmental agencies have it wholly within their power to give' our FIRES VERNON—Fire which broke out Monday afternoon destroyed the - office and part of the warehouse of tlie local branch of the Dominion Canners. The total loss will probably OrriCIAl OBCrAN. , . , „ . ...... The British Columbia Record is the [ demobilized soldiers and workers an \ amount to amour, -fiu.uuu. official organ of The. Architectural Insti tute of British Columbia, federated with opportunity for constructive activi- The Royal Architectural Institute o£ ties—and to make the country per- Canada, and The 'En-jineerinj? it Tech- ■ ■. ., nical Institute of British Columbia, and rnanently prosperous, as such is used by. them as the medium through which to make their official an- We did not hestitate to spend un- nouncements to the greneral public. . ,' . , • ,_ _ By such selection the British Coium- toM treasure to save Europe rrom bia Record is no wise pledged to e<M- the autocracy which breeds oppres- tonal .support of .any policy advanced I _ J ■ *■x by these societies, but maintains an abs«-' sion. Shall we now fail to save lutely independent position on ail tii»t-iV„„„,i„ i*,.„,„ *>,„ i „.„„ „„j ,-,i.„ ters subject to editorial opinion.; Canada from the hunger and id-e- ■ i-.ess which breeds Bolshevism? WHICH SHALL IT BE? Shall we, for tear of increased tax The Canadian people are facing j ,.&tes> allow stagnatiou of industry today the greatest economic crisis j to. redllce llie Slim total of wealth m the coutry's history. j from which all taxes must be paid? When the armistice was signed in j November we had over half a mil- ANYOX—Fire which started at one of the converters here Sunday spread under the force of a northeast gale to. the smelter and tlie ore bins and tracks intervening causing a ■■ 'lcs^, it is believed, of approximately $50,- 000. lion men under arms and perhaps i twice that number in war industries. Today our factory whistles are blowing noisy salutes to the returning heroes—but the same whistles have no welcome for thousands who are vainly seeking employment. If the ■ war. had gone on we would have raised tens, perhaps hundreds of millions in bonds. and taxes this year for works of destruction—and the country would have continued industrially prosperous. • Now that the fighting is over, shall the nation whose soldiers performed Or shall we plan an unprecedented j program of public works, boldly con- cieved and promptly executed-—a program by which our national, provin- j cial, and municipal governments shall I provide temporary employment for ja'l whom industry and agriculture cannot otherwise absorb—a program v\hich shall create not works of destruction, but permanent assets to promote our happiness -and prosperity for all time to come? THE METAL MARKET Enough articles were written during the war forecasting the future of the metal market to make a .string across the continent. These predictions were all of an optimistic nature and the opinion was almost universal that the great period of reconstruc- r - ——\ tion following the war would absorb all the metal in sight and there would be no falling off in price, and that the mines would be able to contiue under high pressure as in the past: The war has ended and before the nations have had time to even consider the question of rebuilding the price of -copper and lead has dropped to such an extent that many of our largest and best equipped mines have been forced to shut down, and many others are planning to follow their example. While this is disappointing it is not discouraging. It is inevitable that there should be a period of pausing between the two periods of destruction and construction. When he latter is once more fully under way there will be a demand for the fullest output of all our mines. . Hanbury & Co. I.IMITED EXCAVATING mmmmm^mmmmmmi^i^Kmm»imAwmemmmmmmme% GENERAL fEAMING mmmwmtmmmmmmmmmmgamwmwm ^gsmtumammmwmmmw^tmmmmmtt Horses for Sale Fourth Ave. and Granville St. Bavview j076 GAS HEATING RELEGATES FURNACE TO SCRAP HEAP It is now jiosslble to heat your hoint.-, factory .or store by gnu us economically a.-> with coal, arid without any of the attendant disadvantages. Tlie Rector system of gas. radiators automatically regulates the temperature in each room. ■ No fuel to buy; no fires to maintain: no basement necessary: no need to heat .more rooms .than you use. Wo supply gas for tHits pnr- pose at 80 coata a thousand cubic foet. Wo will be glad to *rive you full information about this now system. Vancouver Gas Co. Carrall and Hastings Phone Sey. 5000 MARINE NEWS : Adkison & Dill GENERAL CONTRACTORS Specialists In Reinforced ..■'... Concrete 325 Howe St. Sey. 3768--Bay.H28R RAILWAY DEPOT TO BE BUILT PRINCE RUPERT—As soon as it is finally, decided what site will'-'be chosen for the shipyards, which are to be opened 1 ere, Mr. H. McCall, general, superintendent of thfC.G.T.l-. states that work on the new depot. (■■ ... **• ! and freight shed will be started. THE UNITED ELECTRIC COMPANY, LTD. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES "BIO" Arc Light Carbon* "■ 601 Pender St. W., Vancouver Let us quote you on your requirements 100% Service. Make a note of this: Notices of the publication 6f a new marine chart, of Granby Bay, in British Columbia waters, have been sent out by the deputy minister of I marine for the Dominion of Can- j ada. The map has been compiled! I from data and surveys gathered by | tlie Canadian Hydrographic survey | of the naval service. Copies may be had from the Hydro- j graphic survey, department, of naval service, Ottawa, and from the agent of the Department of marine, at Victoria, or Prince Rupert. The price is fifteen cents per copy, payable in advance. iH.D.Rees W.A.Kruse W.C.Jenkins The Electric Shop ELECTRIC SUPPLIES WIRING and REPAIRS 12 Hastings St. E. Sey. 1224 E. CHRYSTAL & COMPANY Carpenters and Contractors Store and Office Fixtures General Repairs I 219 Keefer St. Seynour 8551 "OCEAN FALLS" KRAFT NOTICE Kraft Wrapping Paper is now being rnanu- factured in British Columbia. The paper Is of excellent, uniform quality and of areat tensile strength. Samples and prices gladly given. -■ Sales Agents Smith, Davidson & Wright, Limited _^ Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. Baynes & Horie General Contractors 836 Hurt St. Sejmoiif 1319 Edward Cox General Contractor Cabinet Making Fixture*' Sinoow 1163 735 Driackei St Bamberton Gement I Bulldog Cable Pacific Lime I I R. V. WINCH & CO., Limited Vancouver and Victoria m. ^Davies Coristructlon Co. General I Cridit-FHCier BWg. Contractors ■■ .* faacwwr, IC- NEW LET TEE rOLLOWINO TABLE SHOWS BtmsiVOS COSTUfa $5,000 OB OVER, ON WHICH COITSTBT7CTXON UNDER WAV, OBOI WHICH C05TKACTS HAVE BEE IT LET BUT CONSTRUCTION NOT YET STARTED. Phone Seyinoar 1878. ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Makers of Switch Boards, "Panel Boards, Steel Cabinets, etc. Switches desijE-nt-d and built for any ; , special work. 41 Alexander St. - Vanconver, B.C. Norman Kydd PLUMBING and HEATING Ml Ready Plumbing" with working blue print* For country installations 906 Davie St: Siymtr 9188 VANCOUVER, B. C. zs Dominion Construction Co., Ltd. General Contractors SOS Rjckais SL Sejnoor 1412 Harrison, & Lamond Industrial Engineers Seynoir 3535 601 Pacific BUe. Hodgson •&. King Contractors & Engineers 483 LocdoB Bldg. Seymour E5G6 ........;... 47,130 ..;.. . . 70,000 .....;.:.'... 35,000 25.000 ••.each ,-4,000 ZZ.Z.'.'Z.'Z." Y.000 .; .;•.„. 7595 ..$5,000 .. ........ .$39,000 . . . ..... ... 5,000 -.Li. 8,000 , u™, ^..^ _ ;.$20.000 Residence - $10,000 Residence - $9000 Dwelling - $6,500 Liquid Air Plant ....$25,000 Residence ...::..,.. $7,000 Electric Smelting Plant.... ,.......$3,700 Remodelling bldg .$f*,000 Residence - - » $5,000 Residence $5,000 Sheet Metal Plant 6500 Character Tuberculosis Clinic .. Grain Elevator Church Commercial Bldts. ... Residences Brick Building ...... Residence Bungalow Residence Powdered Fuel Plant. Dwelling Residence Jwo Story Brick G. Kilgren General Contractor 9G2 14th Ave. Fairmont 946L NEW IDEA SHEET METAL WORKS COKinCS, SKTMOHT, SMOKESTACKS. AUTO WOBK. Anything ln Sheet Metal and Roofing. S. T. Scarlett, TAgr. 757 Beatty St. Sey. 764 5 VANCOUVER "Location .. Owner Pender Street ............. .Rotary Club Beach Ave .-...- f: .Chas. P. Coles Co. 11*50 Georgia' St.. . First Church of Christ Set. Fairview and Point Grey. .University of B. C. Angus Ave Macaulay & Nicolls Seymour St B. C. Tel. Co. 2875 Alder Street ......A. R. McFarland .1435 15th Ave. W. .H. -D. Christie , S.E. Cor. Maple & Magee Rd.C.H.McFarlane Powell St B. C. Sugar Refinery 1946 11th Ave. W. John T. MacDonald Shaughnessy Heights P. VV. Racev 92-98 Pender B... Mrs. Chance Wong Co". Shaughnessy. Hgts ..Clarence Wallace Shaughnessy Heights..Mrs. V. J. Creeden 1774 Kitchener .....F. G. Loane Sth and Yukon Sts...L'Air Liquid Society Shaughnessy Frederick Perkins C. P. R. Reserve....Tudhope Elec. Metals 202 Water St... ..Marstrand Estate 1855—16th Ave. W J. J. Forster 15th & Hemlock W. Manson Industrial. Island..Pac. Sheet Metal W.ks Palmer Bros. General Contractors 923 ira SL Seyaotr 4178 Robertson &Partners,Ltd. Public Work% Contractors and Engineers Seymour 1274 886 MetroioffUii Bide. RUSH & READ VImAIN AND . OBNAMBKTAL PJ.ASTERIH'O & CEMENT WORK All Work Ohiaranteed. Hay. :<:570 . 2'{0G Stephens St. Buy. 1602-R Character - Coat 42-Mile Extension 300,000 Government Shed Bridge (2 span) Lining Tunnel 250,000 Reconstruction 160,000 Nitrogen Plant 125,000 Concentrator, etc 1,000,000 Concentrator, etc 50,000 Railroad 1,000,000 Infirmary and Service Bldg, $151,236 Pulp & Saw Mill $750,000 Protective Works $60,000 Cold Storage & Cannery $150,000 Twelve Cottage* $19,000 Remodelling E4li»on Theatre $15,000 Romodelllng Dom. Bldg.._ _. $6,000 Concerttrator $17,000 JOHN ARNOT & SONS SASH and BOOKS—OFFICE FIXTURES Bandaawlng and Turning-, etc. 1730 Semlin Drive Highland 374 Archt Contr. J. A. Benzie Baynes & Horie H, IT. Gillingham Owners Matheson & DeGuerre Owners Sharp vl-■ Thompson S. . N. McLeod A. E. Henderson S. J. Newitt Owners Adkison & Dill Fred. L. Townley John B. SterlinR H. D. Christie W. J. Read Fred L. Townley G. M. Champion Fuller, Engineering Co..Can. N.W. Steel Co. Owner Tag. A. Benzie S. J. Newitt E. E. Blackmore Edgar Wilson James A. Benzie S. J. Newitt Edwardes Sproat S. J Newitt G. Milne Uwners s. J. Newitt Fred L. Townley G. M. Champion Wm. Mason Rooke Cotton Co. Dalton & Eveleigh... Stirling & Co. Edwards Sproat W. Gravel S. McLellan Gardiner & Mercer..Dominion Const. Co. PILING ""POLES FIR, CEDAR or HEMLOCK any length - any diameter FEDERAL LUMBER CO. Incorporated 1900 1021-1024 Rogers Building Seymour 3998-3999 GRANDVIEW SHEET METAL WORKS rUKMACES, CORNICES, SKK- LIGETS and GENERAL JOBBING Electrical Contractors Light and Power Motor Repairs Storage Batteries The Jarvis Electric Company, Ltd. 'Phono Seymonr 175 1883 Venable* St. Hl-jhland 642 BRITISH COLUMBIA GENERAL. Location , Owner Clinton f'.G.K. Railway Victoria Government Princeton Kettle Valley Railway Rogers Pass C. P. Railway North Vancouver Wallace Shipyard Lake Buntzen.. Amer. Nitrogen Products Co. Copper Mountain B. C. Copper Co. Chu Chua Queen Bess Mining Co. Princeton to Copper Mt..,.B. C. Copper Co. Tranquille B. C. Tubticulosis Society Beaver Cove.. Beaver Cove Lumber & Pulp Co Stereston Dom. Government Clayof'uot. .. .Clayoquot Cold Stor. & Can. Co. Squamiah p. G. B. R-try. New Westminster _ Frank Kerr New Westminster Can. Bank of Com. Bowen Inland W. Tipping Arch Contr. Northern Const. Co. . R. Moncricl'f Armstrong, Morrison X- Co., Ltd Carter, Malls & Aldinger Hodgson iS* Kin-* Owners Owners Owners Owner W. P. Tierncy Public Works Dept Dominion Con. Co. Owners Public Works Dept Hodgson & King Owners Thos. Carson Gardiner & Mercer Sloan & Harrison Gardiner & Mercer Robertson Bros. T. A. Walsh & Co. The Paint That covers the Quebec The Eighth Wonder of the world pa H. A. Wiles GENERAL CONTRACTOR Alterations, etc. 1350 - 8ti kn. W. f-Wievr 2278 ARMSTRONG, "7 .Jl^ veteran painter, tried and proved, the man who does "HE KNOWS" The chemist, who can analyze-he smiles and says: "ALL RIGHT" Office 813-SiS Bower Bldg. Vancouver, B. C. ecause It goes farthest. Covers more space at less cost. Encourages the inexperienced to paint and brighten up R- C. JAMIESON & CO., LTD. 075 Hamilton .Sfroof ii iisxsiBSSBwasswamimmiXMeawcm Kevin our 22(18 WSCCSCS.S *?&?-l&&i&v*fw ■rtf * '^ " ~* *'.,^^Y;:%^Yr^,-^,ff~*~7!?r?* BRITISH COLUMBIA RECORD -: PAINT:- Ks our buHino.ss "Wcarwcll" our brand' 10% Roltor - 2f.% c:ho,iV,v W-*!«RW|!-ot, PAINT STCW-E " ' Sey. 3497 10G3 GranvUlB St. Pfate, Sheet, Figured, Wired,ArtfPrism, Colored, etc. Wholesale and Retail W. HOLT 426—436 Dufferin St. Fairmont 1238 Bevelling and Silvering Artistic Wire & Iron Wks. Miiniifficturers Ornamental Iron Work and all kinds of Wire Work. 112-16 DuiTerin St. Knlr. 2G4S Seymour Tire. ■&'Rubber Company, Limited Sole Dealers and Service Station for Goodyear S.V. Truck Tires 851 Pender St W. Seymour 3053 'EBUKNJ'-]—The fine new mill of the Hoe & Abernethy Lumber company is rapidly nearing completion and it is anticipated will make its first run in about ten days time. $135,682,530 compared '.with. $95,604,- 307. ERADSTRETT'S WEEKLY REPORT In Canada. Some improvement is noted in wholesale trade in Canada, but the gain is slight, and as a whole, things are slow compared with a year ago. Fall buying is light at Toronto. Montreal reports cotton . mills running full on orders. Flour is dull and expected export demand has not developed, but there is a big-demand for bran and other by-products of milling. At Winnipeg buyers are disposed to take goods only for im- KBURNE—The Dominion Shingle j mediate necessities. ' Bank clearings mill, which has been closed down fQr the week total $197,952,000, as while extensive alterations and irn- MISSION—Mr. A. Barr is erecting a sawmill on his properly, situated near the Ferndale school, some miles to the north-east of here. The mill will have a capacity of 20,000 feet. proveinents were being , made, will re-open for business in a few days. INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES, FARMS, FACTORY SITES AND TIMBER SECURITIES GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL BONDS, MORTGAGES FOREIGN TRADE Japan's imports of raw woo! in'lfllS worth £30,000,000, against $20,000,000 in 1917. Exports of finished woolen fabrics increased from, about $3,700,- 000 in 1917 were $5,700,000 in 1918, compared with $3,700,0000 in 1917. Philippines imports increased 50% in 101S over 1917, while exports were against $139,311,000 last week and $107,580,000 in this week a year ago. Failures for the week number 15, as against 12 last week and 14 in this week a year ago. make regular shipments of carpet broom handles, 1-inch by 42-inch, slightly tapered and shaped on top, to South Africa; maple preferred. Prices f.o.b. Canadian ports from which South African steamers sail. 210. Birch.—A .Manchester firm is open to purchase large quantities of birch suitable for manufacture of spools. 211. Staves.—A Manchester firm wishes to purchase dressed staves for cooperage trade .also cut oak heads. Would be prepared to represent a manufacturer. 212. Oak Sleepers.—A commission house in London, England, has received an inquiry, from the Italian Government for 3,000,000 railway oak- sleepers and' would like to receive offers from Canadians. Sample sleep BUSINESS MEN will find the ORPHEUMCAPE an ideal nice ling place for the Luncheon .Hour. The Best of Everything, Prompt Service, -Moderate Charges. Seating capacity 250. Opposite Orpheum Theatre 762 Granville Street Jas. Dwyer,c Proprietor & Chef MAIN ELECTRIC SUPPLY B. J. EBBINQTOM- Electrical Contractor Fairmont 910 ;11*i Broadway W. gauges), 10-ton lots, with a view to business as soon as conditions permit. Also five tons new or defective wire suitable for bundling purposes, 4, 6 and G E.G. 216. Fencing Wire.—A Glasgow firm makes inquiry for 10 tons of Nos. 6, 7, and 8 galvanized fencing wire, and No. 4.3-inch and'4.6-inch galvanized barbed wire. Further specifications may' be obtained from the Department of ers of Douglas fir might be submitted I T'.'-?.fle and Commerce. Commercial In- as possible substitutes for oak sleei Attention! Mr. Business Man I am prepared to furnish you the very best in tailored suits at $50 to $65 Frank M. Slowin TAILOR Sey. 2692 404-5 Dominion Bldg-. RENTS COLLECTED BUILDINGS MANAGED Ceperley, Rounsefell and Company ESTABLISHED 1886 I'M' Hustings -St. V,', Vancouver Tclri'li'.nic Seymour "S20 PHONE SEYMOUB 3825 PRINTERS Printers, Engraving, Bookbinding; Account Books. Publishers of Mining* and Engrlneerlnir Record, Successful "Poultry-man TECHNICAL PRESS LTD. The 'Mines Bldg. 42G Homer St. FOREIGN TRADE OPPORTUNITIES Additional information regaraing these inquiries may be obtained from the Secretary of the Board of Trade, Vancouver, or upon application to "The Commercial'. Intelligence • ranch of the Department of Trade and Commerce, Ottawa." Correspondents are requested to Quote the number of the "opportunity" when asking for additional information. Re- u'e«t for each opportunity should be on a separate sheet and state opportunity number. The Bureau does not furnish credit ratings or assume responsibility as to the stand in*-; of foreign inquiries; the usual precautions should be taken in all cases. ers. Full information regarding prices on board ship should be given. 213. Casein.—Tho English office of a French company invites offers from Canadian manufacturers of casein for industrial purposes telligence Branch. Ottawa 219. Bentwood Chairs.—A Glasgow firm would like to receive offers of above, which they stocked in large quantities before the war. 220. Wire Rods.—A Coatbridge firm would like to receive offers of 500 214. Baling Wire.—A Glasgow firm,'■-"»« of wire rods, 5 and G gauge, in would like to receive 'offers of anneal-'! coils of about 150 pounds, with a view ed baling wire in bundles of about f'0 jt0 'business as soon as conditions per- ■■^"nd? 14 R.O. font] other <-nff'-*b]f ' mit. ■ 1 to 5 Tons Fact Wprth Considering Firms-- \vho*"<U-?nai.icl tlie 'most in motor truck value are" operating FEDERAL TRUCKS in 'Vancouver, ,Sucli firms as "the Hudson's Bay Co., Johnston Storage Co., Ltd., Mainland Transfer Co., Ltd., Turner's Dairy- Co., and many others use FEDERALS. Yon can easily learn the reason why these big firms get such Satisfaction from FEDERALS rrcrFAL ivgtcr company 931-935 Fender Street- West, Vancouver Distributors for The FEDERAL Motor Truck Co., Detroit ,£,.*^t.,j..*.3>.'^5^>.;-3^ Canadian Allis-Chalmers Ltd. Mining Machinery Saw Mill Machinery Centrifugal Pumps Steam Pumps Hydraulic Power Plants LATEST ENQOTHIES. The following inquiries are the latest ' roc-Mvp-;!. For rap'd perusal the reader may know at" a glance items of interest by noting the class of poods mentioned at the end of each inquiry. IMPORTANT—Quote the number of the "Opportunity" in your correspondence. . ' 221. Bolts and Nuts.—A Glasgow firm Avishes to communicate with manufacturers of the above, with a. view to business as soon as conditions permit. 225. Wire Nails, Brads, Staples and Dowels.—A Glasgow firm will be in the market for 25 tons, made up of various quantities, of the above, as soon as conditions permit shipments. Specifications may be obtained from the Department of Trade and Commerce, Commercial Intelligence Branch, Ottawa. '■■;' '-�� ■ ' ; """"' " "'■". •-.""" '"" 227. Builders* Hardware;—A commission firm . in Barbados would like to be appointed agent, for a firm in Canada manufacturing builders* hardware and agricultural implements. 232. Iron and Steel.— A South African agent with good South African j experience is prepared to take up the J representation of Canadian firms in' iron and steel and their manufactures, j 235. Mining Supplies.—A Johannes-j [burg firm, making a specialty of supply to the mines, is prepared to take up the representation of any supply except machinery. Carbide, chemicals, shovels, hammers, pickaxes, belting, and such lines are of special interest. 237. Lawn Mowers^—A Johannesburg firm asks for catalogues and price list of Canadian-made lawn mowers. 238. Agencies.—A South. African "commission agent, well established, with branch offices in several centres of South Africa, is prepared to take up | Canadian agencies in special lines such as tools, all kinds; plows, hardware, all kinds; tables, chairs, furniture, k.d.c, and paint and varnish. 239. Catalogues and Price Lists.— A firm of wholesale jobbers asks for -1- j Canadian catalogues and price lists on £j alAnes suitable for the general whole-1 4> (sale dealer. *£* j 240. Catalogues and Price Lists.— •!♦' A Durban wholesale firm asks for cata- I'jlogues and price lists in all lines of % -hardware, tools, agricultural imple- 'I'imems, brushware and kindred lines. %\ 241. Agencies.—A Durban commis- DAVIE VULCANIZING CO. 636 DAVIE STREET VANCOUVER, B. C. FLOOR LAYERS and Manufacturers B. C. Hardwood Floor Co. Limited 2635 Granville St. PEARSON WIRE & IRON WORKS ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKERS, WIRE WORKERS and WEAVERS Nothing too Large or too Small If it's Iron or Wire we make it CITY MARKET:BUILDING"" Phone your Inquiries to FAIRMONT 2794 •V f •v* : sion agent ■*o .$. ♦ *•?- **• •*•• 4* •3* Head Office - - - - Toronto, Ont. VANCOUVER BRANCH OFFICE 10S3 Pender St., W. Seymour 5710 * f f V f ? * <<> with a well-established Natal connection, is prepared to take up Canadian representation in such lines as hardware .iron and steel, wire, paper bags, wrapping paper, greaseproof paper, foodstuffs, canned goods and proprietary lines. 242. Mining Supplies.—A Johannesburg firm of engineering agents who make a specialty of mining supplies, request correspondence from Canadian manufacturers of mining machinery, light rails, ball-bearings .engineering specialties, leather and balata belting, shovels and other lines of mining material. 243. Catalogues and Price Lists.—A Durban firm asks for correspondence including catalogues and price lists of household utensils: hardware .tools, iron and steel, carriage and wagon material, all kinds, brushware ,aud other lines for hardware trade. 244. Agencies. — A Johannesburg agent, with twenty years' experience on the Rand, is prepared to take up at once agencies in hardware, shovels, tools, disinfectants, proprietary lines and foodstuffs. Items below have been published In these columns heretofore, but are carried for ready roferenco for a fow days pending the publication of Inter inquiries. FACT vs. FANCY PAINT AND PROMISES SELL MANY A MOTOR TRUCK; but PERFORM- ANCE, rather than APPEARANCE, is what counts in the wear and tear of tlie daily grind. Paint soon fails to cover up defective construction, and promises have never yet PAID a single repair bill.> LITTLE GEANT MOTOR TRUCKS are built not for looks but for service—not merely to JUSTIFY but to SURPASS our claims. LITTLE GIANT TRUCKS are sold in every ease -where superiority >s 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 ia 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 50% lower operating cost than'any other Truck on the market. We vaporize the fuel and Thermo syphon steam into the cylinders. Your service work on LITTLE GIANT TRUCKS is done every month at night at no Cost to you. 208. Carpet Broom Handles.---A London linn desires quotations from Canadian manufacturers who can a S< y in our 284-1-281 f> LESLIE W. PEARSON, Manager. Granville at Pacific Vancouver tifwm'-'ff.ty^'iW^ 1 'i W' r Z$ ■ £&?■:■*&* ■W BRITISH COLUMBIA RECORD .--JHi.«!-4; '. *»VX#m . mmrnm*a*KtmmxmmMsam "BAGLEY MAKES GOOD RUBBER STAMPS" A. G. BAGLEY & PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS and Ltd. ANUFACTURERS vmwmmmsssmxawmmwsmmmi "BAGLEY DOES GOOD PRINTING" BARR & ANDERSON PLUMBING and HEATING International Automatic Sprinkler Equipment Phone Seymour 6180 1060 Homer St Vancouver B. C. SEALS STENCILS, RUBBER AND METAL STAMPS, METAL CHECKS TIME CHECKS, KEv 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 PENDER ST., W. (Continued .from page 1) Fraser River PILE DRIVING CO. LIMITED P. A. Jones, Mgr. WHARF BUILDING; BRIDGES, PILE FOUNDATIONS, ETC. Owners of Tug "CLIVE" General Towing 324 Froal St New Westminster Telephone 1015 positions with prominent contracting- concerns as supervising architect1 and superintendent of construction. Just which one he will accept yet he has not made up his mind until ho goes over in April and looks over tlie ground personally and sizes up the class of work that is being carried out. Mis resignation will be submitted to the city council at its' next meeting. As building inspector for the last three years, and assistant .building inspector for the previous eight, Mr. McKenzie has at all times discharged his duties—often although they were disagreeable—in an eminently just, impartial and satisfactory manner* Having lived here all except the first year of hislife, Mr. McKenzie can practically claim to be a Vancouver native son, and a host of j friends in business and professional j circles will wish him the utmost I prosperity in his new field of en- [ cleavor in the flowery kingdom. Mr. McKenzie studied architecture here in the office of Dalton & Eveleigh, and also was a close student and a recognized expert in all forms of concrete and reinforced concrete construction work. He has personally passed upon and often considerably revised the plans of some of the greatest buildings in the city. Minister of Public Works, equal to 10 p.c. of the amount of the tender. War | Loan Bonds of the Dominion will also be accepted as security, or war bonds and cheques if required to make up an Odd amount. By order, ' R. C. DESROCHERS, Secretary Department of Public Works, Ottawa, February 13, 1919. • DEPARTMENT OF WORKS. Wright Bros. General Building Repairs I Sey. 3315 511 Dun3muir St. PHONE FAIR. 971 We Manufacture Light Structural Iron Work K We Galvanize Everything by Hot Process Ornainrntal Iron Work, Iron Stairs, Fire IJscapcs Rail, Gates, Fences, Blacksmith Work Iron and Steel Bars, Iron Work for Steel and Wooden Ships, Castings, Pole Line Hardware, Pipe Manges, etc. T. WATT 225 IRON AND GALVANIZING WORKS Sth AvcnueWcut Vancouver, B.C DiXON &MURRAY MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW CASES, OFFICE awi STORE FITTINGS GENERAL CARPENTER WORK -..n.; PAINTING, PAPER HANGING and KALS^^^ NEW GARAGE BUILDING FOR GRANVILLE STREET Architect A...E. Henderson, Davis Chambers Building is preparing plans for a one-story brick garage building, 50x120 to be erected on Granville street. SCHOOL BOARD TO ERECT MORE SCHOOLS Plans have been prepared by the Vancouver School Boara rrngineer, Mr. F. A. A. Barrs, for a 4-room frame school building 75x25 feet, which it is proposed to erect at the Laura Secord School. ., • Plans for a 2-room bldg. for the Bay- view school have also been prepared and it is anticipated that the board will ask for tenders immediately for the erection of these twoscnools. - NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS South Vancouver Electoral District Clearing, Etc., Lots 71 and 72, Burnaby Sealed Tenders endorsed -''Tender for Clearing, Etc.," will be received by the Hon. .Minister of Public Works up to noon, Monday, 10th March, for the clearing and ploughing of approximately 250 acres en above. Specifications, etc., and further information can be obtained from the undersigned, or at the office of the District Engineer, Court House, Vancouver. '' Each tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque, or certificate of deposit equal to lO'/c of the tender, as security for due fulfilment of the Contract... Tenders will not be considered unless made out on the forms suppl-ed and signed with the actual signature of the tenderer. The lowest or.any tender not necessarily accepted. A. E. FOREMAN, Public Works Engineer.' Dept. of Public Works, Victoria. B. C. 24th February, 1919. I ARCHITECTS f •*j*.*-^V8>*-!-*gi--HK.<5'^ Members of Th9 Architectural Institute of British Columbia. VANCOUVEB Ilfnixl*. .Ia*. A., 510 Ilmtlncs W I'r-rati A '-lllnm. 509 Hlcharcl^ Paltuu Sc Kri-leixh. 015 lla-itini:* \V (Janllnrr. K. ()., A Mercer. 7SS OranriHo.. Ilrndersun, A. E.. 615 HasUus-s \V Iloiteyinan, * Curtis. S80 Ha'tla*-* W Kern-fay. JaniM \V\, *>570 2iul Ave. W Utatheson.' IMIwjri M., 509 Hlchardd ralin«r. ' Rcrnaril C. S.r.O ria^tliiKs \V. I'arr A MacKpnzie.' 730 Granville .. Sharp Sc Thompson, 62n '"under w Townley, Fred J... mi Homer St Twizell, It. 1'. S , 8H7 llastiuii.v ,...Sey. 3300 ....Sf-y. Sl\2 ..Sty. 3B72 ..Sey. 724 ..Soy. Ii521 .Kay. 7D2K ...Sey. SUDS ...Stiy. 30SO ...Key. 7S11 ...Soy. 10«i ....Sey. 801.1 ...Sey. 7925 VICTORIA UeniH-l. A. R.. 10*6 St. Ijoui* St...'. Keith. .1. c. M...-Saywurc! Rids*- Mai-'.ure, Sam, l.'nion Hank Blilx.... K!Ui.'way-Wlli<on. I.ieut.-Col.... II7I R I 14M ...„...; 284S ...Itcimont IIoiimo COMMERCE ONE TON TRUCK A year ahead of other i trucks — the only truek . ■ having everything necessary on it when vou buv ' it. '■- c " ' * Suilivan-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, Spieer universal joints. Two, three and a half and Hve-tou capacity. Sullivan-Taylor Motors, Ltd. 1260 Granville: BR.CK CONTRACTOR Chimneys. Fireplaces. Etc. Jno. B. Sadler Res. 20S5 4bcn Ave. W. Box 2"), Kerrisdale Phone Eburne . 303L.2 ADAM JACK Brick Builder and Contractor Kilns, Furnaces, and Boilers a Specialty ESTIMATES GIVEN -- DISTANCE NO OBSTACLE Telephone MlKhlnnd 728 „ 2021 Wall St. VANCOUVER, B.C.' :.,.V: Sey. 8765 Sey, 8766 1085 Dunsmuir St. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS PACIFIC GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY Sealed tenders, -addressed to the undersigned, 'and endorsed "Tender for Squamish .Hydro-Electric,'' will be reecrved at this office until 1 p.m., oh Saturday, March Sth, 1919. Tenders to be on the unit, price basis, except as otherwise mentioned. in the form of proposal. Alternative bids will be received on cost plus basis/Plans, specifications FOR SALE EXCHANGE MACHINERY Agent* Por Xylite Ch-easo and Perfection Oils Skoo-vum l^oggUxg Bloc* 4-72 in. by IS It. boiiers 180 lbs. 2 Coal dryers suitable for fish. All sizes of cable in stock. , T. A. WALSH at CO. 7 Alexandtr St. Sey. 4738 ROOFING s ami PAVING MATERIALS The ^v Company LIMITED VANCOUVER OFFFICE and FACTORY Cor. Tenth Ave. & Arbutus St. COAL TAR PRODUCTS We.have, a full machine shop equipment, lathes, drill presses, milling machine, and forms of tender can be seen at thei taps and dies, emery stands, etc. 1—SxS Air Compressor, 40 H.P. Motor &■ •"■ Plumbing and Steamfitting 1033 Granville St. Vancouver. B. C. Phone Sey. 136 Re*. Bay. 77 Department of Railways, Victoria, B. C, arid at the office of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway, Wei ton Block, 'Vancouver, B. C. Bids to be accompanied by a certified bank cheque Jor 15 per. cent, of the .amount of the JI mister of NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed tenders, addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed "Tender for Alterations and Additions and new Active Treatment Pavilions, ■ i\fill-.4 T, ■ ... ^ . ■•,., ,•-■■£ ■ ! tender, .payable -to the tary Hospital, Esquimalt, Victoria,! . B. C," will be received until 12 Railways, o'clock noon, Tuesday, -March is, 1919, for the construction of...alterations and additions to existing buildings forming two new Active Treatment Pavilions with additional storey.'Department of Railways, B. C turret lathes. C. O. WESCOTT 57-61 Alexander St. Sey. 7005 Pacific Roof ing Go., Ltd* MANUFACTURERS OF ASPHALT READY ROOFING General Roof ins Contractors SEYMOUR 1186 INDUSTRIAL ISLAND ,_ VANCOUVER, B. C. The.Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. A. F. PROCTOR, Chief Engineer. Return tubular boilers, engines, plan-! ers, seizers. roller band resaws, pipe and pipe fittings, belting, lumber trucks and a large stock of transmission machinery. S1WMIIL MA CHUTES Y CO. LIMITED 10O4 Mainland St. Sey. 4623 S. J. Trickey E. E. Elliott CENTRAL SHEET METAL WORKS SHEET, COPPER, BRASS and IRONWORK RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT BOAT TANKS GALLEY RANGES STEAM TABLES SMOKE STACKS HEATING VENTILATING PLUMBING Phone Sey. 620 151VS Pender St. W. VANCOUVER, B. C. to Hydrotherapeutic Building, Military Hospitals, Esquimalt, Victoria, B. C. Plans and Specifications can be seen and forms of tender obtained a.t the office of the Chief Architect, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, tue Superintendent of Military Hospitals, Harper Building, Vancouver. B. C, ana the Resident Architect, Victoria, B. C. Tenders will not be considered unless made on the forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein. Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered Lank, payable to the order of the Office of the Chief Engineer. Victoria, B. C. Feb. 25th, 1919. PACIFIC SHEET METAL V/ORKS, Limited SEEET atCETAI. WCEK and EO OPING r.23 7th Ave. W. Fairmont 702 . i rf someone were to offer you Health Insurance very probably you'd say, buncum, and refuse to listen. Yet this is practically what Dr. Moras offers the people of the United States in his letter to President Wilson on the autolopical prevention and cure of "llu" pneumonia.and other diseases.To say that practically every case of "flu" and pneumonia can be saved is a strong statement. However, don't, pass judi-'inent hastily. Read the Moras letter now in booklet form. It will cost you ii cents at office or by mail. 1&OIIAS AUTOIOGY AGENCY 509 KichardB St. Vnncoaver, B. C. Pumps and Pumping Plants of every description bought and soid or rented out. All pump supplies and repairs. PUMPS I3C FOWEft LIMITED 216-24 Abbott St. Soy-moor 8110 Boats of all sizes for sale. Tugs. Hcows and launches for hire. Saw and Shingle Mill Machinery for sale. MaLCGix.z.is fc asoRAir 1739 Georgia St. W. Sey. 8439 !•• Hoisting engines, locomotives, lathes, wire rope, rails, cars, machinery of all kinds. NATIONAL -MACHINEBY CO. 925 Jttaia St. Sey. 600 Specialists in Sawmills. Shingle Mills. VVood and Iron Working Machinery and j 'Transmission. Large Stock on hand.' JOH.1V A. TJttCMSON MiCHINEBY CO. 302 Pacific Tildg. Sey. 8287 Used Machinery of All Kinds Bought and Sold. B. C. EQUIPMENT CO., LTD. Banfe of Ottawa Eldg*. Sey. 90*10 LEEK & CO., LTD. Consulting and Contracting Heating and Ventilating Engineers Seymour 661 ' 1098 Homer St. VANCOUVER B. C. See Us For All Kinds of Machinery WEIB MACHINERY CO. LTD. 1396 Richards St. Sey. 7442-7443 WIELDING TELEPHONE DATA HEW INSTALLATIONS Smythe East COPPERSMITHS Marine and Genera! THE CITY WELDERy Cor. Alexander and Heatley Avenue Phone Highland 2009 PANTAGES Three Shows OaiSy 2.30- 7.00 -9.00 PRICES 20c -30c FEBRUARY 27, 1919. Western Hat & Frame Co., Hat Mfrs., r,0S Haigh Meat Market, Butchers, 67.r> H road way Uriantie Shoes of Canada, Sixth and Main Douglas Marshall Publicitv Service. The, Advertising, 7',-t Hastings .Sutherland & Falconer Motor Co., I'>"1 Fifteenth West Anderson, John W.. Bookseller, -101 Abbott Bootery. Th-*, 0*1 Granville Street Jones, Dr. James II., l"2.r, Bobson Street FEBRUARY 28, 1919. Stanlev Park Tea Booms, 107 i Georgia West Sterling Cleaners, 11 Ofi Pender West MeFadven, Andrew, Pool Boom, liUl Pender West Montell & Bergern, Public Stenographers, sr,n Hastings West Active Service" Window Cleaners, IS'^1 Thirteenth Fast Balonde &. Fletcher, Bl. Est., Ml Pender West CSAKUES, FEBRUARY 27, 1919. Electrical Workers' Local, from 111 Dunsmuir to M0 Pender \\ ingrain & Bell Ins., Fire, from 111 Seymour to I'D Seymour Boss Noel S., Auctioneer, from 5S'.» Biirrnrd to 'I0S Granville Barker, G. W. Co., Office Equip., from K:;7 Hasting to S-r.0 Hast. VV.. Mainland Confcctionerv Co., from 22] \. Quebec to 11;so Homer W Sey. 2712 ...Fair. 10S ...Fair. 211 \'...Sey. 22T.H ...Bay. 2 2 ii ....Sey. li-J.i'J ....Sey. l'l>;,f', 2112 ...Sey. 't — O «■ ....Sey. 2\'.):> Sey 2 2P.)Q ...Sey. :;sr,:', .High. 2 >"> 11; ....Sey. •l-i-io .'. ....Sey. 2:. 10 ...Sev. •-■.170 ....Sev. :;r,!ss ..Sey. 10 ...Sev. 277T, any inetiil |;art that is tell tested range boilers at We Weld broken. We $ii.00 each. ! AEWSTRONG'S -WELDING SHOP | 1733 Mitln St. Taiv. 3369 ' AUDITORS j Consulting and Cost Accountant. | '..mice work handled for small husmi;:.- i ses. Private tuition in Accoiltltaucv. j H. O. BOLTON, A.C.A. (En*r.)" 107 Yorkshire Bldg-. Sey. 1166 ! COPE & SON 1 SO Masting St., W. 'Phone Scy.8600 AUTO REPAIRS Arc: you thinking of having your car overhauled? If so see Simons the most reliable man in the city. All work guaranteed. Lathe work done. Used cars bought and sold. SIMONS GARAGE 1435 Kinfrsway Fair. 809 Night Call: Fair. 1008 COLLECTIONS ESTABLISHED 1 898 Twenty years in business In Vancouver G. W. CARPENTER and BUILDER also Cabinet Maker Upholstering 2226 Cambie Street Office, Se -. 707f. J. H. Ues., Fair. Healey :n'!SL OPTOMETRIST Gla? tt es fitted for the relief of all kinds of eye strain and nervous heada- :he. 825 Blrks ■Bldg. Vancoaver, B. C. Collections, Adjustments everywhere, Quick Action, Prompt Bemittance, Inteli- gent Service. Give Us a Trial, No Collection, .\'o. Charge. VANCOUVER CREDIT SERVICE Sey. 858 615 Vancouver Block TRUCKS FOB SALE—One-ton McLaughlin In A-1 condition, cheap tor cash. One and half ton Albion, just overhauled. Also other used truck's. UNITED MOTOR AGENCY OF B. C. Soy. 7076 940 Richards St. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Alterations and Bepairs, Carpenter and Cabinet Work. Office and Store Fittings, Steering Wheels for ships. J. R. B. WILSON CO., LTD. Sey. S7G1 553 Cambie St. EXTENSION LADDERS See us for good reliable ladders 2\ ft. to -10 ft. in stock. Swing stages made 'o order. ALLRIGHT LADDER CO. S-ay. 1778 Roar 832 Hornby St. les. Electricai Contractors Let us figure on your work. Send us your troub- We repair everything Electrical. Nothing too large, nothing too small. If you have any lighting trouble send for our expert who will advise you without charge. Our stock of Residence, Store and Office Lighting Fixtures is the largest in the city. 1 SO Hastings Sfc.9W ■p" ■ !C:- zZ ')7~.t >'••'?''.;' ..\'$7-7 I §§f. 1
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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. |
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