tif.^ 0' ■ '..■■■■■•;■-'7$| '(.'I* ! ■ I I l* RECORD PUBLISHING CO., Vancouver, Publishers. iir iMm■■■■■nrmin mi rrf-wTn-T Covering British CoJumbia. T— Vol. 15, No. 65, Wed., Nov. 20, 1918 MANTELS, GRATES and TILES WE HAVE A WELL ASSORTED STOCK. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT Contracts taken for Tile, Terazzo and Marble Work. STORE FRONT DESIGNS A SPECIALTY. Tel. Sey. 4795-6. . O'Neil Co., Limited 548-550 Seymour St. BUILDING MATERIAL A Man Is Accounted of ACCOUNT if he has a bank ACCOUNT. No account' is too small to receive a courteous welcome at this bank. The Home Bank of Canada Vancouver Branch, 446 Hastings St. W. | J. P. macDONALD, Manager ALVAN1ZING— Bolts - Nuts - Bars - Spikes Ships' Equipment Allan &'iVBcKelvie Engineering Go., Ltd. 1214 Pender St., E. Highland 1573 VANCOUVER, B. C. :UILDINO . PERMITS AMOUNTING TO $500 OB OVEE ISSUED f-T THE VANCOUVER CITY HALL YESTEBDATf Numbcjr Description Cost[Street AddroHfj Lot and Block yi.;i»r>—-Boiler House • •• $700 f.7'; Hornby St Subdivision Architect! Contractor Address ! Owner Address I H. H. Fisher :R. W. Harris 505 Hastings W Roofing,Building Papers, etc. Building Partition and Drain Tile Phone Ft. of Columbia av Clayburn Firebrick, Special Shaped Firebrick, Pressed Brick, etc. Vancouver Brand Cement, Reinforced Steel, Hydrated Lime, etc. Lumber Veneer Panels, Etc. Our Slock i» the Most Complete on the Pacific Coaat 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. Mundy, Rowland '.& Co. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS Power Installations General Electrical Construction 'PHONE SEYMOUR 1145 "''Standard Bank Building VANCOUVER "- WINNIPEG t BUILDING PERMITS * *£*•"*• *3'*I* *"*"* *i**i* **"* <£>\*<&*^*<&*£• *5» A *?* A '-IrA »4» *v *§**sr*5^*«' 9094—J. Ross, garage, 427 25th Ave. E., $75.00. THE HOLDEN CO., Ltd. GENERAL RAILWAY & CONTRACTORS SUPPLIES _ t Sole Agents In Canada For Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. •Bov*r. RJvetings.&^CMpp'nC!^ Hammer*; 1-ittle Giant. Driira; Duntley: Electric Tools; Rock Drills; Air Compreisors; Fuel Oil and Gas Engines. Montreal, Toronto Wimipig 542 Pender St. W., Vancouver B. C. Phosis Soy. 1065 J HODGSON & KING AWARDED GOVERNMENT CONTRACT Contractors Hodgson & King, London Building, have been awarded a contract from the Dominion Government for the construction of protective works to the existing jetty at Steveston, at the mouth of the Prasor River. The contract calls for; -an. expenditure .-of. $60,000.-'-.-and ■wcrllcfadjacent tp-a bi= raA-way will be commenced immediatelv. ' ■ WANT BRANCH BUILT yards of filling to bring it'up to grade so as to permit the train sheds to be used. By that time it is-expected that another contract will be awarded the dredging company for the filling required to bring the whole southern side of the upper False Creek basin up to grade. This is the section which, according to the terms of the agreement, must be handed over to the city by the Canadian Northern. A iiew street will be projected through the centre of this area, which will provide splendid industrial sites as well as being eminently suitable for many lines of business that invariably gather terminal. FRANK DARLING & GO. EUMATIC TOOLS 66 TriOR 5» Roller Bearing Drills - Close Quarter Piston Air Drills - Rivetting Hammers Chipping Hammers-Wood Borers-Turbine and Electric Drills High Speed Steel-Drills-Reamers, Etc. Complete Stock of Accessories 1144 HOMER ST. Phone Sey. 4100 Brown, Fraser .& Co., Ltd. SUCCESSORS TO DOMINION EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO., LTD. Mining, Municipal and Contractors' Machinery and Supplies ROCK AND BRUSH WANTED. In connection..'with.' the construction of the protective works at. Steveston, j contractors Hodgson .'& King, London ! Bldg., are in the market for brush and rock. Phone Seymour 715S 1150 Homer Street Vancouver, B. C. i FEW BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED DURING WEEK Tlie allied victory and its concurrent peace news seems to have work-! I5(?rit>'- ed with a sort of reverse English on the local building trade for it has taken what is of course, only a tem- jporary. but at the same time, the mos: : marked slump of the year. It is universally conceded that this is'only the natural breathing spell that follows ' The Kamloops Standard-Sentinel: With the war over, the people of! Kamloops and the Okanagan should j not rest until the construction of the Okanagan branch of the C. N. R. is under way. It will prove an important factor to the C. N. R. system and will complete thesrailroad prospects of Kamloops for the present and bring increased pros- DREDGING WORK INSPECTED NEW WESTMINSTER.—Mr. W. G went down river on j i Structural $M For Every Purpose BEAMS, CHANNELS, AKGI.ES, P1ATES, TEES, COZpUMBTS COMPIETELT EQUIPPED TABBICATING SHOPS CANADIAN NORTHWEST STEEL COT, Ltd. Fairmont 2396 and 2397 Vancouver, H. C. London, Eng-. Montreal "Winnipeg- Toronto Vancouver, B. ROBERT W. HUNT & CO., LTD. ENGINEERS INSPECTION -- TESTS -- CONSULTATION STEEL, CEMENT. BUILDINGS, BRIDGES, PIPE, RAILS. CARS, LOCOMOTIVES, SECONDHAND EQUIPMENT, CREOSOTED MATERIAL, LUMBER, ETC. Office, 1601 Standard Bank Bldg. Phone Seymour 2199 508 Hn.Bting-8 W„ Vancouver, B. C. Cament Te»tlnpr Laboratory, Kooui 1601; Plryaicsil Testing- Laboratory. Room Bl Resident Inspt ct« •» at Large Manufacturing Centers McQuarrie. M.P Saturday, in company with Mr. W. P. r Gross, engineer in charge of dredging j operations on the Fraser river, and | i i j the lapse of war-time condition and to I were met by Reeve Paterson. They in- j j allow of still greater and more exteii-j spected the site of some proposed' isive undertakings in the near future, i dredging to protect the bank near the j I But that does not conceal the fact that i Delta sawmill, and Mr. C. C. Wors-i ; the aggregate ol the building permits i fold, resident engineer, will take this! issued at the office of City Building; up in Ottawa among other matters.! Inspector McKenzie last weeK did not; The cost of the proposed dredging is i. quite reach SS00. They were entirely; estimate'cl at $t?,000. Mr. Worsfold is! made up of small garages and minor; leaving for Ottawa today. jobs. But there are some big build-j ing jobs in the oiling and it is no se-j NATIONAL HOUSING SCHEME cret that a number of undertakings OTTAWA.—A national housing lhat awaited only the conclusion of the scheme, along the lines of measures war are now being actively consid- proposed in the United Kingdom is ered and the plans revised meet now conditions. «GI8Sey Bros., Ltd o DEALERS IN CRUSHE All Kinds of MMm Material Phone 15 and IS 2> 902 Columbia Street West New Westminster, S.C. ; RESUME WORK SOON ON j FALSE CREEK FILLING ! It is understood that arrangements ! have been about completed for a start within a short time now on the resumption of lilling-in operation on the remaining portion of tlie rechtiined area in the upper basin of False Creek which is as yet not up to permanent grade. The Pneilie Drodgin pany, which carried out litly to! mooted as a possible phase of recon-' | strtiction policy. It is suggested that | a plan might be drafted in which Do-1 ■minion, provincial and municipal au-1 i thorities would be interested. ) Baflfour, Guthrie & C 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 V3CTORIA BELMONT BUILDING Telephone 5037 HARBOR ENGINEER DUE THIS WEEK FROM OTTAWA Although no definite date for his coming has been announced by the Federal members for either of the three Vancouver ridings, it is confi- Com- j dently expected that A. D. Swan, con-; engineer for the Dom-1 We Have Just Installed a COMPLETE Size 110 x 42 feet the reclama-> suiting harbor i (ion of the major portion of that area I inion Government, will arrive here to ES WOODWORKS G CONTRACTS Union Depot 1916 Can. Northern Rly. Depot 1917 Calgary Armory 1918 Rossland High School 1918 Phone Westminster 473 1259—6th St., East Burnaby b.v hydraulic dredging, will soon have its dredge in (moralion again pumping from east of the Connaught bridge. The dredged material is first to he •used to bring up to permanent urade that section of the upper False Creek basin lying north of the main sewer and extending hack along the new train sheds. It is estimated that this section will require about (!i't).0(iO cubic wards the end of the week on a mis-i sion fraught with much that concerns ', the development of Vancouver's second j harbor. Mr. Swan, when he was here j about a decade ago, prepared exteu-j sive plans for the development of i Vancouver's harbor facilities. But the development then, as Mr. Swan planned it for the needs that were most General Scow and Tugboat Repairing Phone Seymour 9163 Granville Street (Continued on Patfe 3) odcrn Brick Building on cvntrnllv locatod corner lot ( $35,000.00 on terms Get full particulars at tlie otHct- ot* OENEItAL ADinNISTBATION SOCIETY Credit Fonder Biagr. 850 Hastings Street West Forgings .*-, Machine Work Patterns stsngrssi:er iron John Reid, Proprietor Manufacturers of Structural and Ornamental Ironwork 'Phone 53 Office and Works, Tenth St.. New Westminster, B. C. f.i&w-ffti >;..u\a.m--s,m. ..;..(-•-<. \?:.:. BRITISH COLUMBIA RECORD British Columbia Record (Established 1911) Published every Monday, Wednesday and Friday by the Record Publishing Company A newspaper, of general circulation, featuring Building, Contracting, Engineering. Industrial, Shipbuilding. Mining, Automobile, Pro. vincial, City and Harbor Improvements. C. H. NELSON....MANAGING EDITOR 4^§^^^^^^<H|^^^4^4«fr^8K-«M-*'I^**i^ Oflice and Plant 583 .Homer-Richards Lane. VANCOUVER REAR OF 431 DUNSMUIR STREET PHONE SEYMOUR 7808 Subscription Kates One month $1.00 Six months ...,...'...-. : ?5.00 All subscriptions are payable strictly in advance MORE DELAY IN FIRE BOAT. The fire boat question, after having been quite.actively discussed for a time recently, has apparently been forgotten again. Another big waterfront fire such as that which broke out at Couglilan's shipyard last May, would perhaps bring the need of a fire boat into acute prominence again. But why wait for the fire? A suitable vessel'that met all the exacting requirements of a fire boat had apparently been available in the steamer Bainbridge, a Puget .Sound vessel plying out of Seattle. At least the vessel was strongly recommended by a com- jnittee of local experts who were sent down to inspect the.boat and saw her tested. They secured an option, and a price and put the question up to the harbor board. But that body lapsed into a day dream and only woke up on re-1 company of Trail has purchased the ceipt of a letter from the owners of the-Voigt copper claims near Princeton Bainbridge that the'option in the ves- sel had expired on Oct. 26, and that if they desired further action, a new price and a new option date would have to be set. The harbor commissioners passed the letter on to the city council and lapsed into another daydream. Meanwhile the waterfront industries still lack- fire protection. . in ing News | A ,i 4^2'^-^^«H>*M,^,M«i,^*25*^'i',-'i,*5>*I*<3,,M"M>*i-,«t' Mr. Sam I. Silverman, a pioneer mining man of British Columbia, has arrived from New York at the Coast. . i t . He is devoting his time to the development of a copper deposit on Vancouver Island. The Olivine Mountain Syndicate with which Mayor Gale and Aid; Hamilton are connected, has shipped two tons of ore containing platinum from Olivine Mountain, , Tulameen, to the Foust concentrating plant at Seattle to have a test made. The New Hazelton Gold-Cobalt Mines Co., Ltd., will continue work during the winter on their property on Rocher de Bouie mountain, and are now getting in the large amount of supplies necessary. Development of the Princeton district on a larger scale than has been hoped for by the residents of the Sim- ilkameen is possible as a result of an announcement made last week that the Consolidated Mining & Smelting H.D.Rees W.A.Kruse W.CJenkins TIC Adkison & Dill GENERAL CONTRACTORS Specialists In Reinforced Concrete 325 Howe St. Sey. 3768 -BayJ28R Norman Kydd PLlJMBING and HEATING "Ready Plumbing" with working blue print* for country installations FIFTH KEEL IS LAID AT PORT COQUITLAM At the Pacific Construction Company's Shipyards, Ship No. 3, now the "Antonios," built for the Hellenic government, awaits the underwater fittings to be installed and she will then be launched immediately. Ship No. 4 is rapidly progressing towards completion. A fifth keel has been laid. V*-v; ; ■ ~" BUILT 3,000 SHIPS. WASHINGTON.—Nearly 3,000 merchant vessels were built in home yards between April 6, 1917, the date of the' declaration of war , by the United States, and November 11 last, the date of the armistice. The actual number was 2,985, :of 3,091,695 gross tons, of which 506 aggregating 2,056,S14 gross tons were ocean-going steel steamers. Oceangoing wooden vessels numbered 403 of 753,156 gross tons, and non-seagoing vessels number, 2,076, with a gross tonnage of 2S1.725. ELECTRIC ^SUPPLIES WIRING and REPAIRS 12 Hastings St. E. Sey. 1224 E, Chrystal & Company Carpenters and Contractors Store and Office Fixtures General Repairs 219 Keefer St. Seymour 8551 ' But three shipyards in America subscribed more to the Fourth Liberty .Loan than Skinner & Eddy yard of Seattle. These were Cramp Shipyards. Hog Island, and the American Shipbuilding Co,, the last two government financed yards. Coal deposits on .Copper river, held by the liquidator of the National Finance Company of Vancouver, have been examined on bohalf of Winnipeg capitalists who may take them up. . USE Baynes & Horie General Contractors 836 Howe St. Seymour 1389 Edward Cox General Contractor Cabinet Making Fixture* Seymour 1153 ■ T35 nelmckeii St. 906 Davie St. Seymour 9188 VANCOUVER, B. C. Electrical Contractors Light and Power , ■ "'* ■ Motor Repairs Storage Batteries The Jarvis Electric Company, Ltd. 570 Rlchardc St. 'Phone Seymour 175 ELASTIGU The Tough, Elastic, Adhesive Cement (Ready for use.) FOR YOUR LEAKY ROOF Send for Free Booklet MANUFACTURED BY THE BARRETT COMPANY, Ltd. Cor Tenth Avenue and Arbutus Street - . VANCOUVER B C Phone Bay. 63 Bamberton Cement Bulldog Cable Pacific Lime ELECTRIC M OTORS FOR RENT We specialize in prompt service for Contractors' temporary power installations •BC- ELECTRIC- service 24 HOURS A DAY 'Phone Seymour 5000 and have our representative call Davies Construction Co. General Contractors Credit-Foncier Bldg. Vancouver, B.C- Dominion Construction Co., Ltd. General Contractors 509 Richards St. Seymour 1412 R. V. WINCH & CO., Limited Vancouver and Victoria YOUR CARTAGE PROBLEMS CAN BE SOLVED BY PATRONIZING NEW WORK ~ CONTRACTS LET TEE rOLLOWUfO TABLE SHOWS BUII.DINOS COSTING $5,000 OB OVEB, ON WHICH CONSTRUCTION UHSEB WAY, OB ON WHICH CONTBACTS HAVE BEEN LET BUT CONSTBUCTION NOT YET STARTED. IS Harrison & Lamond Industrial Engineers 'Seymour 3535 6<H Pacific Bldg. Hodgson & King Contractors & Engineers Seymour 6506 403 London Bldg. Character Cost Hydro Therapeutic Residence $7,500 Road No. 3 8.000 Tuberculosis Clinic 47,130 Grain Elevator 70,000 Church 35,000 Commercial Bldgs - 25,000 .Foundry & Machine Shop 15,000 Residence . 5,500 Government Shed 129,000 Residence 9,000 J Shaughnessy Heights Residence 10,000 j Shaughnessy Heights Residences each Remodelling Offices 5,000 Brick Building Bungalows 6,000 VANCOUVER Location Owner Military Annex, Gen'l Hosp...Mil. H»sp. Com; Shaughnessy If eights F. A. Dictrick I.ulu Island Richmond Municipality Tender Street Rotary Club Beach Ave Chas. P. Coles Co. 1160 Georgia St... First Church of Christ Set. Fairview and Point Grey.. University of B. C. Dufferin Street ....Columbia Block & Tool Co 1305—12th Ave. W Wesley Rowson Government Wharf Government S. J. Crocker. . ...G. XV. Tornroos Macaulay it Nicolls Archt Contr. Davies Construction Co. Fred L. Townley S. J. Newitt I larrison & Lamond J. A. Benzie Baynes & Horie II. M. Gillingham Owners Matheson & DcGuerre Owners Sharp & Thompson S. N. McLeod T. 11. Bamforth Dom. Const. Co. L. 1.. & \V. C. Vernon Vernon Bros. .Hodgson & King CARTAGE CONTRACTORS Most modern and completer equipment for handling MACHINERY and HEAVY MATERIALS Large warehouses for storage Cheap Rates UNION STATION 'Phone Seymour 405 MAIN STREET 4.000j Angus Ave, G. Kilgren General Contractor 962 14th Ave. Fairmont 94EL Refreshment Stand . . Residence Mill Warehouse Residence Bungalow Remodelling Building Residence Powdered Fuel Plant. Brick Bldg . ..$5,000 . . 7,000 . . .$5,000 .... 7000 .... 7iJli5 , . 10,000 ..S3.000 .5.VJ.00O . . 5000 Palmer Bros. General Contractors 929 Main St. Seymour 4878 Robertson &Partners,Ltd. Public Works Contractors and Engineers Seymour 1274 806 Metropolitan Bldg. Character ~ Co«t Fruit Storage Warehouse 45.U00 P.rick School Add 20,100 42-Mile F.xtension 300,000 I Instings-P.aruet Road Bridge Span &• Trestle Government Shed Bridge 12 span) Lining Tunnel 250,000 Bridge 36,000 Reconstruction 160,000 Frame Bldg 5,000 Residence 6,000 Nitrogen Plant Concentrator, etc 1,000,000 Concentrator, etc 50,000 Rail road 1-.000.000 Infirmary and Service Bldg $151,236 Bridge Bank Building 12,000 Bridge * 236 Smithe Vane. Milling & Grain Co. Seymour St B. C. Tel. Co. V.'igee.. . Mian & Richards Hastings & Carrall P.. C. F.Icc. Co. 2875 Alder Street A. R. McFarland 236 Smythe. Van. Milling & Grain Co, 1906 Trafalgar W. A. Caritelon, 1485 loth Ave. XV ,.H. V. Christie Cor. Davie and Granville Sts.. Geo. E. Trorey S.F.. Cor. Maple & Magee Rd .C.TI.McFarlane Powell St B. C. Sugar Refinery 131 Hastings St. P. Pemberton &'So:i .Fred L. Townley . . Jas. A. Benzie , A. E. Henderson A. E. Henderson. .. , Owners Fred L. Townley. . . Owners I'rcd. L. Townley.. A. E. Henderson. . . Fred L. Townley .. H. D. Christie Gardiner & Mercer. . I'rcd L. Tovvnlev... S. j. Newitt S. J. Newitt S. .f. Newitt D. A XV. Gray .Adkison & Dill (p. M. Champion Owners John B. Sterling D. & W. Gray Day Labor W. ./. Read ..Harrison & Lamond .G. M. Champion Fuller Engineering Co. .Can. N.W. Steel Co. J. J I. .Bowman . ..Baynes & Horie ADAM JACK Brick Builder and Contractor Kilns, Furnaces, and Boilers a Specialty ESTIMATES GIVEN - DISTANCE NO OBSTACLE Telephone MlKlilantl 728 VANCOUVER, B. C. 2021 Wall St. BRITISH COLUMBIA GENERAL. location _ Owner Vernon Vernon Fruit I 'nion > R Trail School Board Clinton P.G.Iv. Railway Hastings St. K Twigg to Lulu Island Victoria Government Princeton Kettle Valley Railway Rogers Pass C. P. Railway North Vancouver P.GE. Railway. North Vancouver Wallace Shipyard Ardley Western Canada Power Co Victoria W. S. Salsbur Arch Contr. P. S. Twizell i/wncr J. If. Bowman Moncrieff & Whittakcr . . . Northern Const. Co. Cotton Co. Wm. Grcenlees R. Moncrieff Armstrong, Morrison it Co., Lid Carter,/ Halls A Aldinger Robertson and Partners Hodgson A King Hodgson & King C. M. Keith S. J. Newitt I ■ ' r Owners Lake Buntzen. .Amcr. Nitrogen Products Co. Owners Own Copper Mountain Ii. C. Copper Co. Chu Chu.i Queen Bess Mining Co. Princeton to Copper Mt....R. C. Copper Co. Tranquillc B. C. Tuberculosis Society Oyster River—Comox Dist. ..Prov. Govenn't' Nanaimo Royal Bank Englishman's River, Alberni Dist.. Prov.Govt H. A. Wiles GENERAL CONTRACTOR Alterations, etc. 1350 - 8th Ave. W. Bayview 2278 Public Works Dept.., Prov. Pub. Wks Dept. Prov. Pub. Wks. Owner W. P. Tierney .Dominion Con. Co. Robertson & Partners .... Hodgson (*v King Dept Wm. Grcenlees FIR, CEDAR or HEMLOCK any length - any diameter FEDERAL LUMBER CO. Incorporated 1909 1021-1024 Rogers Building *>J^M.'^.>4*4HW«<l***«^4^^^(ii^iSK**4***i' Seymour 3998-3999 •M«l**t8**<i*4M|H^4t4.,|M{H§K^ ►1 •1 •I * <*A i Artistic Wire.& Iron Wks. Manufacturers Ornamental Iron Work and all kinds of Wlra Wori. Dufferin St. I-'air. 20 IS ., LIMITED Office 813-815 Bower Bldg. Vancouver, B. C. "OCEAN FALLS" NOTICE Kraft Wrapping Paper is 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 & WEIGHT, LIMITED Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. i BRITISH COLUMBIA RECORD AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY Buying Information for Automobile Owners and Prospective Buyers bppmpmpi wip.ip»PiM^M4waiif ipmwm—pppMpnp.—wmmmmmmmmmnmm—pwwwpwa. M1CHELIN TIRES & ACCESSORIES Co to HILL, LTD. Everything for the Motorist Phone Seymour 6411.. '. Quick Service SEYMOUR TIRE & RUBBER CO. LTD. Dominion, Nobby's and Goodyear Truck. Tires Motor Accessories B5I Pender Si. W Sey. 3053 SAXON SALES COMPANY Distributors lor ... SAXON AUTOMOBILES 1272 Granville St. DAVIE VULCANIZING CO. Auto and Tire Repairs Vulcanizinc 636 Davie St LITTLE GIANT MOTOR TRUCKS "Ail thai the Name Implies' Leslie W. Pearson. Mgr. Granville at Pacific ...Sey. 331 BLACK BROS., LIMITED Automobile Supplies—Car Bodies Tops and Seat Covers 1111-15 Homer 51 Sey., 666-69 MOTOR CAR TRADE IN GREAT BRITAIN IS BRISK No Machines Mad,e in Four Years, but Firms Survive After more than four years, during which there have been .practically no new motor cars built for private use, and despite the fact that the use of motor cars, new or old-; Is strictly limited to work in connection with the prosecution of the war, the English motor car trade still survives. It not only survives, but appears .'to be doing a very satisfactory business in second- Sey.3391 iliand machines, according to an investigation made recently by the Car, a British motoring magazine. In England the use of cars outside army and navy officers and those directly connected with the carrying .on Sey. 1184. 0f Uie war is limited to doctors and to workers on munitions, with the Red Cress and other organizations intimately related to- the war. Notwithstanding this very narrow circle of trade, the dealers are eager to obtain cars and are accustomed to send a man to inspect a car offered for sale 500 miles. The practice &l repairing and refin- ishing second-hand cars is an important part of the business, and cars are bought outright by dealers for resale, AT YOUR SERVICE. i If you -Meant to reach tbe man who; ibuys Bulldingr Materials, Machinery,; i Hardware, Electrical and Plumbing-i I supplies, Motor Tracks, Iron and* • Steel, etc., it will pay you to be ropre-j • sented In tbe British. Columbia; • Record. '• | The British Columbia Record is? fthe only building- and construction? 'newspaper In British Columbia con-; i suited every other day by Contrac-; : tors,, Engineers, Architects, Building-; ; Material Dealers, Shipbuilders, Ipiun-; ; bor Mills, and Mining- Companies. ; or are sold on commission. Secondhand cars'of all descriptions are in demand, but by reason of gasoline shortage the used cars are the most popular. Cars built in 1914, the last year in which cars were sold to the general public, -are still bringing their list prices of that year, and sometimes much more. Cars of years earlier than 1914 bring ordinarily about what they' did in 1914, with a tendency to rise. In other words, four years of war have not changed the prices of cars, though the cars have steadily grown older. Tlieir actual depreciation in value has been offset by their scarcity. It is said that there is some buying by people who. cannot use their car now, but who have anticipated the end of the war. ' CAUSE OF MISSING A not infrequent cause of spasmodic engine missing is either moisture or grease in the ignition distributor face. The current passes across the surface of the water or oil instead of pursuing its proper course. It is a good plan to give the distributor a cleaning at frequent intervals. (Continued from pacre 1) dian Northern Railway. When Mr. Swan drew his original plans for harbor'improvements at Vancouver, he included an outline of possible developments in the way of ocean docks at the -Kltsilano. reserve and facing out into English Bay. These were planned as a sort of independent' unit, for there was no inkling or even a dream then that a government owned transcontinental line would require qcean docks here as part of, its system. Therefore, Mr. Swan is coming out to look over the situation and the locality and alter the tentative plans which he drew ten on, twelve years ago, to fit a much larger and much more comprehensive "scheme. The main factors-, are to be the linking up of the C. N. R. terminal facilities'on the reclaimed area at the head of False Creek with the Kitsilano reserve and the providing there of wharves on a vastly larger scale than even outlined in the ambitious plans of a de- j 'f cade ago when Vancouver was booming. pressing at that time, comprised mainly the extension-and improvement of wharfage and shipping facilities on Burrard Inlet. This was mainly for ' the reason that there was only one Canadian railway into Vancouver then that could be classed as transcontinental, and which operated a line of ocean steamships in connection with its railway terminals. There is only one railway yet which comes.- strictly under that classification, but it is an open secret that in a short time it is planned to have a second—the Government owned Cana- Philadelphia ™%b£rtecr;r r ^2*>T5)0/&Gffl®^ FOR YOUR CAR i jk\ _ 40 per cent, longer life 18 months' Guarantee PRICE NO HIGHER Call and Kee us when passing JARVIS ELECTRIC CO. Distributors for D. C. 670 Richards St. Seymour 175 .•-••••-•-•«•- Davie Vulcanizing Company RETREADS, PLAIN or NON-SKID This work done right here in our shop. Section*, Be-inforcements and Tread Repairs Auto repairing of every description Phone Seymour 1184 636 DAVIE SY. VANCOUVER, B. C. * t * -> A f I '?<%''*'Z>'s<&^?fy>l-<&ifs<h'\'<Z*s<Z^ Vancouver Gas Appliance Co -:-<5**:< ♦:- *5> AGENTS FOR McCLARY'S RANGES "And we can sell'you this car on easy payments," said the agent, pleasantly. ".My friend,-' replied the prospect, "the", expression 'easy payments' belongs in the same category with that other well-known fib, 'painless dentistry.' " **> A Industrial and Household Gas Fittings V <2> *•> V <*> *!•*' ssssaRi 0 to t?i •■*» C. Bain, Manager 767 ROBSON ST. SEYMOUR 8G1 * A *£>.^.*<;>»t.<&»£»»£>»!*«*»I«-&*l.<s*»!*^*"I"I**^^ FACT vs. FANCY 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 GIANT 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 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. Wc guarantee F>0% lower opera lino coet 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. r\mymddxi 0m MMdxxhmt tha uMoijeithan othflA bw-o>wk omd (MAJtL: Seviiiour .'!.') 1 LESLIE W. PEARSON, Manager. Granville at Pacific Vancouver (JlTtion Square -SqnJrajtctsco yn ike center of ike littf&Lifem Ihief /ram, $Z?aper Datf. Ycoo'Jxhomc \rhi Gmi)enieni io ike meaiers, (Ttds;fkopf and^ihOai/Siaiiom. ^eafomzS/e^/Faies, na^emeni (famesyvooeb ii l%Mj2Zf$^r&&23z£S2&?l fflJBffitgmgjBB8iBa»i^^ BjBty^gflKmp^^ ' -.*■ *V "I* (»■.■ % BRITISH COLUMBIA RECORD "BAGLEY MML^LGOOD RUBBER STAMPS" ' f^ ^ "BAGLEY'DOES GOOD PRINTING'9' I PRINTERS, vsKBSSS ENGRAVERS FACTURERS K3 #1 .#^ fi jSC* "W" ■ JO d?" ■#% g!k8 &5* fi st^J ' r- \xV,. ¥^ fT3 ^av ' ' SEA|-S STENCILS, RUBBER AND METAL STAMPS METfll rHFCK*? nw- rue-™* BA43L-EY <& 9ONS Ltd.- «-^^'^^ik.fe@?.«.■ KEV ™s/r^™sS^ /It./. WORK (.UARANIEED REST QUALIIY. PROMPT DELIVERY AND EAIR PRICES „ . .__ PHONE SEY. 316 Moved to 516 PENDER ST W 3«B™S^^ ■!SSB?mi_^L__^slp'' Among the horrors of war,- a recent j 1GTS7—W. i-ic-rod, 4th & Arbutus sts. \l ' ' ' ' ' ■ ■ ' "" BARR & ANDERSON PLUMBING and HEATING Internationa Automatic Sprinkler British despatch notes that Scotch bagpipe bands have been introduced on nearly all British war vedsls. PROPOSALS WANTED MISCEIpIpAIirEOT/S PROPOSALS Architect Edwardes Sproat, 30-1 Duncan Building, .11.0 I'ender St. VV., is asking for tenders for the construction of a four and a five room bungalow. ■ ' . ■lliTSS- Powell .St. — Phone Seymour 6180 1060 Homer St. Vancouver B. C. Fraser River PILE DRIVING CO. LIMITED P. A. Jones, Mgrr. WHARF BUILDING, BRIDGES, PILE FOUNDATIONS, ETC. Owners of Tug "CLIVE" 'General Towing 324 front St ,;; New Westminster Telephone|1015 DIXON & MURRAY MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW CASES, OFFICE art STORE FITTINGS GENERAL CARPENTER WORK PAINTING, PAPER HANGING ar.d KALSOMiNING J Sey. 3765 Sey. 8766 I 1065 Dunsmuir St. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED TENDERS addressed to tho undersigned, and endorsed "Tender for Adjustable Slip and Fenders, Victoria, B. C," will be ^received at this ollico until 12 o'clock noon, Friday, December C, If)IS, for the construction of an adjustable slip and alterations'to the protective fenders, on Pier No. 3, at Victoria, -.12. O. Plans and forms of contract can be seen and specifications- and forms of tender obtained at this Department, at the office of the District Engineer at Victoria, B. C, and at the Post Oflice, Vancouver, B. C. ". .Tenders will not. be considered unless made on printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with conditions contained therein. Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank payable to the order of the Min-' ister 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. NOTE.—Blue prints can be obtained at this Department by depositing an accepted bank cheque for the,,-sum of $10, payable to the order of the Minister of Public Works, which will be returned if the intending bidder submit a regular bid. By order, R. C. DESROCHERS, Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, November 9, 191S. E.A.BAILEY Plumbing and Steatnfitiing NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed Tenders -superscribed "Tender for Whatcom Road School" will be received:by the Hon. the; Minister of Public Works up to 12 o'clock noon of Tuesday, the 19th day of November, 191S, for a small . One- I room School and outbuildings at WHATCOM j'n. the CHrLLIWACK ELECTORAL DISTRICT, ;B.. C Plans, specifications and conditions of Contract can now be seen at the office of the Government Agent, Court House, Vancouver or New Westminster. it Arbutus Briscoe Tom-inn;. Murray Bros., 13 Ford Truck. 10789—Hudson Bay Co., 712 Cambie St.— Federal Truelc. IG790—U. Forsyth, Ladner P. O.—Ford Tourinj;. 10791—I. Mayors, New Westminster, H.C. —Nash Truck. 1G792—P. Swartss, 71-1 eorgia St. R—Ford Truck. 1G7D3—C. C. Scott, 24 0-50 Kingsway — Ford TouririK. ....■■ 1C79I—I. Ueda, 20(i Main St.—.Standard Truck. 1G705—B. C. Relinory Co., 41T.5 Granville .St.—Ford Roadster. 10796—T. Fox, IU21 Fraser St.—Ford Truck. ' i IC7P7—K. .Marpole, 1075 Aliens Ave. — ! l-'ord Sedan. I JG79S—Barney's Transfer, OSS .Richards - St.— Ford Truck. 107!Ui—:?,lrs, .1. L. Kelly, ill:!,')' Coorgia St;—Studebaker 'J'ouriny 1GS00—.1. K. MeOormn'ck, 1012 Richards St.—l-'ord Touring,- liiSOO—Transferred to 13. C. AValsh. SO:: Yorkshire Bldg.—Ford Touring. 1GS01—C. M. Oliver, 1070 Haro St. — C h e v ro 1 e t To u r i ti g. id SO-'— Technical Press, Belmont Ave.W. — Briscoe Touring. J.CS03—Johnston Storage Co., Main St.— Federal Truck. 1GS04—G. S. Wooley, 2;"0fi Main St. — Chevrolet Touring. lGSOfi—E. Chant, ;.';"". 12 Main St.—Chrev- rolet Touring. 1GS00—.Empire Grocery, 21-11 Granville St.— Ford Truck. 16807— XV. V. Aitken, 12 7th Ave. XV.— Willys-O. Touring. j IGS0S—James & McClughan, New West-j minster—.Maxwell Touring. I :IGS0!)—W. G. Craig, 010 Helrneken St.— j Ford Touring. '- | 1.GS10—P. A...Smith, 20th .A Main St.—J Scripps-Rooth Touring. " - .; 1GS11—H. A. Hughes, 121) Cordova St. E. i —Dodge Touring. i 16S12—Mrs. I. Reeve, 1025 Kingsway —j Maxwell Touring. j ICSJ3— E. 11. McTaggart, 7?2 Granville! St.— Ford Truck. j lOSl-i—Imperial Oil Co., Smvthe St.. — j White Truck. i 1GS15—XV. H. Hazlitt, 220-1 oth W.—Maxwell Touring. . is». 16S16— " , 1GS17—Dr. R. McCaffrey, Chilliwack, B. i C.—Dodge Touring. -- j 16S1S—Dr. Tompsett, Vancouver Blk. —! McLaughlin Roadster. ' 16S19—Alberta Wood .Yard, 700 0"th W. —Garford Truck. 16820—H. M. Owens, Post Oflice—Ford Touring. 16S21—Fred E. .Bell, 10th A Laurel St. —Ford Roadster. 16S22—S. F. Barrack, 33S Hastings W.— Chevrolet Touring. 16S23—.Airs. E. Bray. Port Moody—Mc- .Laugh 1 in Touring. 1GS2-1—B. Bayne, 3 IS 15th W. — Ford Touring. 16S25—T. J. Thomas, 352 6th XV.—Ford Truck. 16S26—S. Yamashita, 130 Cordova E.— Packard Touring. 1GS27—Pitt Meadows Oil Co., 736 Granville St.—Ford Touring. WRIOHT BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS ROOFING SPECIALISTS We Design and Build Sey. 3315 511 Dunsmuir St. Business Directory end Buyers9 Guide When Buying Building Material and Suppli Patronize Record Advertisers es I6S2S—10. B. Carr, Port Maney— 1GS2!)—10. II. .Moore, 111-1 Laurier Ave.— Gi-av-l.'ort Touring. 1GS30—-Helen Marshall. 2217 1 Oth W.— Gray-Dort Touring. 1GS31—T. .1. Kearney & Co., 802 Broadway W.—Palmer Singer Ambulance. 1GS32—P. A. Stevenson, 2745 2nd XV.— 10. M. P. Touring. -: IGS33—,1. C. Reatlev, Chilliwack, K. C.— Ford Truck, 1IJS3-I—G.. Jlay Douglas, 1211 .Dominion Bldg.—Willvs-O. Tour. 1GS35— -Wing Toug, Ladner, B. C.—Na«h TourinK. ARCHITECTS SUPPLIES dominion lllue Print (S: Drafting Co., 531.' Ci-.inville St. Sey. 2A<)7-i67Q AKCHITECTLUAL TEHIt.V COT'I'A. Evnns, Coleman & Evans, Ft, Col. St.. S. 29S8 O'Noil, Will. N. Co. I.U.. BIS Seymour.S..471)5 Ritchlo Cod. & Sup. Co.. Ltd Gran. Zl. Bridee S. 9102 ASi'iiAi/r FKf/r. Evana, Coleman A. Kvans, ft. Col S. 2988 The J!:\rreU Co., Ltd., lOtli »*v'Arbutus Hay. Oi l'.nint Co. of Ciinnda, Ltd. Bank ISIdg «. C. Electric Co. MOTORS Uil ....s. nooi 'lie Staiul.-inl •130 Standard MOTOR TJITTCKS. Little Giant Motor Truck Co keo iMolor Car Ajjencv, Ltd I'ucker .Meter Co., 833 I'ender \V.. IN ALL ITS BRANCHES ^L ESTATE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Ceperley, Rounsefell '& Co., Winch Hldg. ... -. Sey. 7820 BANKS Home Bank of Canada S. 5270 BLUE PRINTS Dominion nine Print & Drafting Co., 531 Granville St .. Sey. 2197-1G70 BKIOK—AIX KINDS., Kvans Coieman A Evana, Ft. ■ Col., S. 29SS N'JIIley Bros., Ltri., New "West., Phones 15. IS W. N. O'Neil A Co., 54S Sey. St.. d. 4795-479S-" r. tcbl« Contr. & Sud. Co., Ltd.. Gran. St. UrldRO .VS. 911)8 R.V.'KJnch & Co.. Ltd.. Winch B. S. 279-1»14 UCM.DINO FELTS ANI> PAl'lCKS. Evans. Coleman &' Evans, Ft. Col.,. .S. 29S.S VV. N. 0'N'»'IL'& Co., 54S Se.v. St.,. S. 4795-47!)? The llni-rett Co'., Ltd., 10th & -Arbutus ISay.t 63 The Standard Paint Co. of' C.-uiada, Ltd., .Sey. .131 Sey. 1800 Sey. 3565 OFFICE AND STORE FITTINGS Dixon it Murray S. 8765- S766 OFFICE SUPPLIES & PRINTING Western' Specialty, Ltd., 57'2 Gran. Sey. ,1526 « - S. 13-S. 25M & PAPER HANGING *->v'"ogn ' PACKING* OELTING AND MECHANICAL GOOD citj. -/i o j j,11I|If)J) Tin, & iHiblitr (iuuds Co.. Ltd., ! 8-11 Camhio St. PAINTING Dixon & Murray. i-AJ.vrs- XV. N. O'Noil A Co., ..S. S765- S766 -FIKE-PHOOF. 54h Sey. SI...S. 4795-4798 I'Al.VTS—l).»nll" I'KOOF. ' Evans, Coleman A Mv.hiis, ft. Col S. 2988 VV. N. O'Xeil * Co, St8 Sey. St. .8. -«TII'»-479a The Standard Paint Co. of Canada, Ltd.. •130 Standard Hank )'.ldK Sey. 2913 PAPER Smith. Davidson & WrU'hl. Ltd., and David Mis lloiucr S. 9305 ,S. 29S8 ,s. 9:«ii CITY PROPERTIES, FARMS, FACTORY SITES AND TIMBER .Sey. 2913 Soy. 7S20 S. 2,9-1944 GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL BONDS, MORTGAGES RENTS COLLECTED BUILDINGS MANAGED Ceperley, Rounsefell and Company ESTABLISHED 1886 739 Hastings St. W. 'Vancouver , Telehpone Seymour 7S20 130 Standard Hank Hldg.. ... BOND'S—SI'KKTY. Ceperley, Rounsefell & Co., Winch Bldg. R.V.winch & Co.. Ltd., Winch' B. CARPENTERS Dixon;- & Murray. . . .S. S76S- 8766 'CEMENT. Balfour. Guthrie A Col. S. 913'.-e67tT Evans, Coleman & Evans, Ft. Col.. -S. 29HS Ollley Bros..-Ltd., New, West., Phones 15, 1(1 "" X. O'Neil A Co.. 548 sic-y. St.. S. 4795-479S A Sup.. Ltd., Granvlijrt 'St. t ;; . . . S. 916? Lta.. Winch B.. S. i79-1944 CEMKNT TliSTINO' AND ' A88AX1SU. Hunt. Robt. W. & Co., Standard Bank Bldg. ..S. 2199 COXTKACTOK3—CENHRAt. Armsteong, Morrison A Co., Ltd., Bis- '"...'• - I'AHTITION—I'lKKI'UOOF Evans. Coieman it Evans l't. Colum. Ritchlo. Con. & 3up. Co.. Omnv. Bdg. ' PATTERNS Westminster Iron Worl;*,' Ni.-w Wi-stinliititiir J'liono 53' "ITO .IKON AND TIN Ralfour. Outline .* CO .8. 91H7-657S Evans, Coleman & Evans, ft. Col S. 29S8 R. V. Winch A Co.. Wlnca 'Bid.-.S. 279-194 4 Fcdural I'lI.I.Vf; ANO POLES Lumtier On., Holers ItliiiC ....S. 339S-9 ■\V Ritchie Contr. Bridge* , R.V.Winch & Co. TELEPHONE DATA NEW INSTALLATIONS HOVEMBEB 14, 1918. Stan's-Motor Express, Transfer, 61S Cordova W. .........;.. B. C. Dental Laboratory. 626 Pender XV 1 Knox Eros., Lumber, 744 Hastings W. ■ Duncan's Home Bakery 3244 Main .". NOVEMBER 13, 1918 Employer's Associations of B. C, S50 Hastings XX' Richardson, William, office. 302 Broadway XV ". Perosirio, Mrs. Sophia, dressmaker, 9S5 Robson.;'.'. Smith, John. >L, restaurant, f>M Pender XV. Sedman, Mrs. M., Florence, Nurses Home, 1931 'Napier..'. Burke & Gilfillen.:---st,ove-repairs. 430 Georprhi W.-.-:.-.........:.... Hemphill's Trade Schools, IS Hast. XV. ..; Blackburn, .Joseph, llorists. 254 Broadwav E NOVEMBER 12, 1918. I^-'ckens, Benjamin P., Advertising-, 53G Hast. XX'. McBride's -Kxpress, express A teaming, .«S!i Hrinibj- Mundy. Rowland & Co, else, contrs., 510 Hast. \\" McCandless, Alex G., f,4.'I Hast. .'; ' CBCAWGES. NOV2MBEE 13, 1918 Lowest or any tender not necssari- j Thomas Dr Herbert E., dentists,; from 633 Hastings w Curtis, Dr. Georire, from B33 Hast. \V. to .>13 Gran NOVEMBEB 12, 1918. Robinson, Wm. C, frrocer, from 3030—ith W. to 10th A Trimble ly accepted. A. E. FOREMAN, Public Works Engineer. Public Works Department, Victoria, B. C, October 30th, 1918. Sey. 4925 Sey. -IS 3 4 5f;9l ;.: ......Fair. 135 4 3G.1 Fair 1220 Sey. 5237 •1.929 Ilierh. 24 23 .. ..r.-...*. .-........... ;..;Sev. 44 3 S ...Sev. 522 0 1228 Soy. 5191 9S5 Sey. 3 5 4 Sey. 9.4.1 to a 4 3 Gran. -.Sey. 3 S4S Sey. ■ 2.98 ...Bay. ,i(".fi Bower a 1836 CONTRACTORS—Tir,E—TKKKAZZO. Evans, Coleman & Evans, ft. Col S. 29S8 XV. N. 0'.V«li A Co., b4S Sey. St., S. 4793-479S CRANES AND MOISTS (EI.KCTRIC The Holden Co., Ltd., 542 Pender St. W. Sey. 1005. DRAFTING Dominion Hliic I'rint \- Drafting Co., 531 Granville St -Sey. 2497-4670 OKI LI..**—1'ORTAHI.E EI.KCTKIC Darliiii?, Frank & Co., 1142 Homer Street Sey. 4100-1101 The Holden Co.. Ltd., 542 Pender St. W. , Sey. 10G5. BLKCTRICAl. SD'Pl'UKS B. C. Electric Co., Ltd ^ „...S. 5000 rope A Son. 150 HsiatlmM W Hey. ?602 Darling, Frank & Co., 11-12 Homer Street .Sey. 1100-4101 ET.KVATOR CARS AND ENCLOSURES. W. N. O'Neil & Co.. 54S Sey. St,, S. 4795-4798 Kltchie Contr. A Sup. Co . Ltd.. Gran. St. Bridge S. 9162 ELEVATORS Darling, Frank & Co.. 1142 Homer Street. ..;..........._.Sey. 4100-1101 ENGINEERS SUPPLIES Dominion Bine I'rint & Drafting Co., = -.,. r- -.* r*. ..Sey. 2497-4670 MLK OKI VINO. Ev*ns, Coieman A Evans, ft. Col S. 29SS Erueer Kivcr Pile Drlvlr.rf Co.. Suw VVeat. fll'K-SKirat Evans Coleman i*i JCvans Ft. Colum. .S. 29S8 Glll.-y Eros., lad.. New West.. . i'honen 15. IS Kltchie Con. & Sup. Co., Granville. ..S. 9162 U. V. Winch & Co.. WlrtcTi BId...S. 279-1344 I'LAS'TER' nalfour; Guthrie .«i Cu S. 9197-U57* EvanH. Colem.in A F.v&i.a Ft. Coiuni. ..*?. 2988 Gilley Bros., Ltd., New Weal... Phones 15. If XV. S. O'.Sell A Co., 5 IS Sey. St.. ,.S. 4795-479J Ritchie, Con. & Sun. Co.. Grahv.'Bdjr'. ,S. S1S1 I'l.ASTKK BOARD Coloman A Evans, ft. Col.. Evans, ..^. ... XV. N. O'Xell A Co., 64S Bey. S Ritchie Con. A Sup. Co.. Gr j The St.indnrtl I'nint Co .S. 298S t.. .S. 4795-479*1 ranvlll«...S. 91CI — of Canada, Ltd., 4.K) Standard I'..i.t:'k Hldg.... Sey. 2913 I'l.ASTKK I'A KTITIO.V Evans, Coleman & Evans, ft. BLOCKS Col S. 2988 PLASTER—ORNAMENTAL Evans, Coleman A Evans, ft. Coi.-. .. .S. 29S8 W. N. O'Neil *<- Co.. 54S Sey. St., .S. 4795-4798 Kltchie Con. A- Sup. Co.. Granville. .S. 916! PLUMBING Bailey, E. »A., 1033 Granville St S. Burr it Anderson, ltfSO Homer Norman Kydd. 906 Davie St 136 St.. .S. 6 ISO ..Sey. 9188 rv,-.i ^''^ECMATIC TOOLS Stfe t & C°"' 1M2 Homer The Holden CoZ Lid:V 542Pender ^xV. Sey. 10b"5. Ea^-ley, A. C. 5 Hi Pender PRINTERS & Sons, Ltd, W. • ....Sey. US 531- Granville St.. 1033 GranvlMe St. Vancouver. B. C. Phone Sey. 136 Rea. Bay. 77 TIMBER SALE X1360. Sealed Tenders will be received by the Minister of Lands not later j than noon on the 2Sth day of Decern-j ber, 1918, for the purchase of Li-j cense X1360, to cut 25,929,000 feet of j fir, hemlock, cedar, spruce, white pine and balsam on lots 1165, 1167 j and adjacent land, Kla-anch River, Ximpkish Lake, Rupert District. Four (4) years will be allowed for removal of timber. Further particulars of the Chief Forester, Victoria, fi. C, or District Forester, Vancouver, B.C. K SAY! FIRE CLAY Balfour, Guthrie A Co .....S. 9197-0575 Evans, Coleman A Evans Ft. Col...S. 29SS Gilley Bros.,, New Westminster. Phones 15.16 W. N. O'Neil A Co., 54S Sey. St.. S.4795-479S Ritchie Can. & Sup. Co., Granvl. Bdg . P !>i«' R. V. Winch & Co.. Vlnch Bid.*,-.. S. 272-1944 FIRE KXTINt.'CISIIER SYSTEMS. Barr & Anderson. 1060 Hcmer St S. G1S0 FLOORING j J. Fyfe Smith A Co., 1320 Richards. .S. 1196 ) FORGINGS 1 Westminster Iron Works, X<"->- Westminster Phone oi 1 GALVANIZING Allan McKclvic Hug. Co., Ltd High 1573 GAS APPLIANCES j Vancouver Gas Appliance Co S. 801 I ami Davie st* .'_ S. 936.'! The Standard Paint Co. of Canada^ Ltd.. 430 Standard Hank Bid;;... . . .. . .Sey. 2913 'ROOFING—SHEET MKTA1, .'•■ ' CSee Corn.'ec <i;i« Koofing) ROOFING AIAT'ERIAL The; Mar ret t Co., Ltd., 10th it Arbutus Bay, 61 Evans. Coieman A Evans Ft. Colum. ,*3. 2.988 K.'tehle Con. &'Sup. (.'<.. Granvliie B...S. 9162 The Standard Paint Co. of Canada, Ltd., 430 -Stand-in! )lank Hldg .Sey. 2913 ROOFING—WHOLESALE The Standard Paint Co. of Canada, Ltd., 4J0 Standard Hank fild*.' Sey. Sidney Rubber Roofing Co S. 2913 4149 Balfour, KOI'E-MANIJ.A Guthrie A Co .8. 9197-657i "MANJAK SPECIFICATION" ROOFING FOR YOUR NEW WORK RUBBER STAMPS Eafe'Iev, A. G. <«i Sons. I..to". 510 Fender W 16 W. OLASS- N. O'Neli A Co . -ALL KINDS. 513 Si-y. St.. S. 4795-479? it] S. J. Trickey CENTRAL SHEET METAL AUTOMOBILE KECORDS E. E. Elliott j j Following Is a Complete List of New Automobile Licenses Recorded for Vancouver and District: From Oct. 19th to Nov, 9th, 1918. So. Name Address Cai 0 Burnaby St.— SHEET, COPPER, ERASS and IRONWORK RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT BOAT TANKS GALLEY RANGES STEAM TABLES SMOKE STACKS HEATING VENTILATING PLUMBING Phone Sey. 620 151H Pender St. "W. VAHCOTTVEB, B. C. Il.-mins.s E.— 1C7S3—./. C Fry.ser, V Nash Touring. lG7.S4-^Lewis A .Sills, 2Gi Ford Truck. I67S5—Brett Anderson. 101 Bank of Ottawa Hld«-.—Kltfin Tourintr. ' 1G7SG—P. A. Coyle. Davie & Bute .Sts.— Chevrolet Iloadster. \ I NUFACTURIN6.C0MPANY MANJAK" is a five-ply solid mopped roof of heavy Asphalted Felt laid with Special Manjak Asphalt, refined at our own plant at Sidney, B. C. The surface is flooded with the Manjak Asphalt, and from 250 to 300 lbs. of coarse Smelter Slag for each square is embedded in this mass while hot. PERFECT: WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED BY THE FACTORY ONE PRICE - $7.50 PER SQUARE SI i HARDWARE Ilron-n. Fraser & Co., T.ti!.. USD Homer St S. 713."> Klett, J. A., Ill Hastings XV Sey. 2327-S IfAROWOOO FLOORS W. N. O'Neil A Co.. 54S Sev. St. ..S. 4795-4791* J. Fyfe Smith A Co. 1320 Richards. .S. 119« HARDWOOD LUMBER J. Fyfe A Co.. 1320 Richards 3rr.lt h HEATING—HOT S. 1196 AND V EN- AIR. STEAM TILATING Bailey, E. A., 1033 Granville St S. 136 | f Uarr it- Anderson. 10<»0 Homer St...S. filPO N'urnian Kydd, °06 Davie St Sey. 'J 1 MS | HOISTING KNGINKS | Ritchie Con A Sup. Co., Cranvi. Bdg- .S. 9161 j INSURANCE. | Ceperley, Rounsefell & Co., Winch Hldg. Sey. 7820 R. V. Winch A CV Ltd.. Winch Mltljj. i .... Sey. 279-1944 ! *»' ORE Sey SA1ES—VAULT HOOKS W. N. O'Neil & Co.. b IS Sey. St.. .S. 4795-4798 SAND GRAVEL AM) CRC81IEI) ROCK Evans. Coleman A Evans, ft. Col S. i!988 Glllev Bros., Ltd., New West.. . Phones 15. IS Ritchie. Con. A Sup. Co., Grunv. Bdjr. .S.'DIBI SA.SII HOOKS. WINDOWS. ETC. XV. N. O'Neil A Co.. 5 1V Sey. SI..-.S. 4735-479.* SHEET METAL Central Sheet -Metal Works Sey. 620 .SHINGLE MANUFACTURERS ERS. (See Lumber ind Shingles.) SHOW CASES Dixon & Murray AND DKAL- S. 8763- S766 SI. ATI? Evans. Coleman ,fc l£vuu» ft. Col P. 29SJ W. N. O'Neli A Co.. o-l.S t*e>. SI...S. 4795-4798 R. V. U'lncli & Co., Wine* Bld...S. 279-1944 rutchic. ("on. A Sup. Co.. (Irani. Btlg..S. 916J J . VV. N. O'Nnil A Co J | Kitc.hle. Cor.. A Silt PANTAGES Three Shows Dmly 2.30-7.00-9.00 PRICES 20c - 30c Makers of Switch Boards, Panel Boards, Steel Cabinets, etc. Switches designed and built for any special work. 41 Alexander St. Vancouver, B.C. Seymour Contract Department, 402 Pender Street West, Vancouver, B. C. INTERIOR FINISH Evans. Coleman & 12vans, ft. Col S. 29SS S'S Hay. St.. .S. I795-479S p. Co.. Oronv. litis- -M. Sioa IRON AND H'l'Kl'.l.—STitlf TtltAI, Can. Northwc>U Steel Co., Ltd. I'linco Edward St Fair. 2-396-7 Evans, Col'rinan A Evans. Ft. Col.. .S. 29XS Cou«hlan. J. A Sons. World RldK. ...S. 79-"! "Jtf-hli-, Con. A Sun. Co.. Grunv. Hd*r..S. 9I6T \V. N. O'Noil ft Co.. 54? Hey. St.. ..S. 4795-479S Wcslihlristcr Iron Work.-". Saw Wrsttnlnster i'lione 53 IRON" AND STEEL—ORNAMENTAL. Artistic Wire &• lion Works, 112-16 • DulTcriii St. I-I I-'air. 2m4S Evans, Coloman A Evans, ft. Co! S. l!988 XV. N. O'.VolI ft Co., 54S Sey. St...S. 4795-4798 Hitchlf Con. A Sup. Co., Granvl. Rd-jr. ..s. 916 VVt'sMuinster Iron Works, Now WcMrnlnsicr I'hnn« 53 STKEI.— REINFORUINO. HaU'our. Guihrii* i (.'o S.9197-657S Evans, Coleman A Evans, f(. Col S. 29.S8 A OFFICE M.Vl'I RES FRONTS Dixon >V .Murray S.S76 Evans. Coleman & Evans, It. Col. VV. N". O'.NVII A I'm., 54S -Si-y St. «£ STORK 5-8766 - \) 8S S. 47 95 4 79» ' TAR AND FITCH The Barret! Co.. I.t.I., I.'lli ,V Ai-I.uttts 'Evans, Coloman c*i Evans, ft. Col.... Hay. 6J .S. -2'J&8 Dixon &• KALSOMINING Murray S. S/t>5- S766 LATH—METAL Bvans. ColRmnn A Evsns, Ft. Column..?. 2IHS XV. N. O'Neil ft Co., 54S Sey. St. ..S. 4795-479S | Ritchlo C. and P. Co., Gran. St S. 9162 WALLPAPERS Paints and Varnishes N, G. Foster Limltecl INTERIOR DECORATORS Seymour 1075 90S Granville St. 1 Specialists in Interior Finishes LIME. Balfour. GutVlo A Co S. 9197-6575 Kvans. Coleman A. Evnns. Ft. Columb. .H. 29SX Gilley nros.. New Westminster. .Phone*. IB. 16 W. N. O'Neil ft. Co., 54S P-y. 5U. - .K. 4795-4 70X Ritchie Con. ,'i Hup. O: . Granvllle. .S. 9162 R. V. Winch Co, Ld., Winch 3ds. .S. 279-1941 LUMBER Federal t>umlj«r Co., Itoserj [IIiIr H. 3998-!) MAVH1NERV lirown. Fraser A Co., Ltd.. MHO Rnmer St S. 71.15 Darling, Frank & Co., 1141! [Tomer Street Sey. 4 100-4101 W. N. O'Neil ft Co.. 54S, Soy. St. . .S. 4795-4793 Ritchlo Con. A Hup. Co., Ornnvl. Rd-K. .S. 9Ifi> The Holden Co., Ltd., 642 Pender St. XV. Sey. IOCS. MACHINE WORK Westminster Iron WorltH, New Wimtmlnjitrr Phono 53 MANTELS—HRICK. TILE ANB WOOD Evana, Coleman A Evans, ft. Col .-s. 2»«8 W. N. C'N«I1 ft Co., 548 Soy. St. ..8. 478B-4798 Ritchlo Con. & Saw. Co.. Granville. .8. 9162 MARBLE AND ONYX Evans, Coleman A Bvana, ft. Col 9. 29418 W. N. O'Neil A Co., 54« Sey, St. 8. i7Bi»-479» , ; TIL E—DRAINING Evans. Coieman .(i Evans Ft. Colum . .S. 29Sft I Gilley Rros., Neiv Westminster Phones IS. It Itltchlw *^"n. & Sup. Co., Granv. JJdg..S. 916J TILK—FLOOR AND WALL Evans, Coleman A Evans, It. Col S. 2988 \V. N. O'Neil ft Co., 54*; !"i:y. St. . .&. 4795-4798 TIN PLATES Ralfour. Gutlirlo .*i Co S. 9197-(!57« Evans, Coleman ft Evans, ft. Co! S. 298fl It. V. Winch A Co., Wlnca Bld...S. 279-1944 TOOL STEEL Dnrltntr. Frank ft Co., 1142 Ilon.er St. .'. 4 100-4101 VACUUM CLEANING SVS I'lSAIS. Barr A Anderson, 1060 Horner ;,t S. 6ISC WALL HOARDS Evans. Coleman ft Evans, ft. 'ol S. The Slaiiilanl I'.-iiut Co. of C; lada. Ltd.. •1.50 Stanilan.l Hank lildv; Sey. 2^13 VVATFUI'ROOI CO J. FOUND The IL-irrett (.'<■.. Ltd., Iilili,'. Arintf.is Hay Ev»ns, Coleman ft Evans, ,'t. Col.. XV N. O'Neil ft Co . MX The Standard 1'aitit Co. <f Canada, I.t. Sey 2981 6J S. 2988 St.. ,S. 47!lf-479* 291.1 I'.-uii -IJ0 Standard Lank flic (,' WINDOW SI'REFNS W. N. O'Neil ft Co.. 548 ..icy. .41...S. 479S-4788 WINDOW SCREENS n Works, 112-16 I' 264 a 26 tS Artistic Wire ft ir ■''DuiTi-riii St. K WIRE WORKERS Artistic \\ iic ft Iron Work.-,, 112-16 Duft'eriu St. K [.' WIRE UOI'K Ualfour, Guthrie ft 'Vo a. 9197-6575 Evans, Coleman A Ki inn, ft. Col.... .S. 2988 Ritchie. Con. ft Sup. f o.. Granv. Rdir S 916J R. V. Winch ft Co.. Wlnca Bid. ..S. 278-1941« WHOLESALE ROOFING The Barrett Co., Ltd., 10th Ave. and Arbutus Si Hay. 63 The Standard Paint Co. of Canada, Z^id 430 Standard Bank Hidjj Scy.'29I.I Sidney Rubber Roofing Co S. 414? m An % m I i i If I »§ p J 1 I f
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Title | British Columbia Record |
Publisher | Vancouver : Record Publishing Company |
Date Issued | 1918-11-20 |
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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Language | English |
Identifier | British_Columbia_Record_1918_11_20 |
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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 | 74322646-4594-407b-8fae-fc6f85970db6 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0171718 |
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Longitude | -123.113889 |
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