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FOTTH
Enjoy
Every
PLUMBING
Convenience
Install
those
plumbing
fixtures
you
have
always
wanted
.
.
.
enjoy
then
now
and
pay
as
you
earn.
We'll
Install
the
latest
fixtures
in
your
home
with
a
small
down
payment.
Act
today
.
.
.
come
in
or
'phone
174.
Smith
&
Mallett
C.
II.
Elkins,
Mer.
PLUMBER
t
PRINCE
RUPERT
dealers
can
supply
your
house
building
needs
Corner
0th
Av
&
Fulton
St.
Trlnce
Itupert,
B.C.
SIDEWALK
BUILDING
Many
Local
Improvement
Bylaws
Considered
by
"Council
Several
local
Improvement
bylaws
were
put
through
at
last
I
night'i
meeting
of
the
city
council,
I
covering
sidewalk
construction
in
l
the
downtown
business
section,
'among
them
being
the
fallowing:
Concrete
sidewalk,
east
side
of
Seventh
Street,
Second
to
Third
Avenue,
initiative
bylaw,
finally
reconsidered
and
adopted.
Concrete
sidewalk,
north
side
of
i
Second
Avenue,
Seventh
to
Eighth
(Streets,
construction
bylaw,
finally
reconsidered
and
adapted.
Asphaltlc
sidewalk,
10
feet
wide.
wt
side
of
Sixth
Street.
Fraser
Street
to
60
feet
from
Third
Avenue
,
intersection,
construction
bylaw,
in-1
troductory
readings.
Wooden
sidewalk.
8
feet
wide,
north
stte
of
Second
Avenue,
Sixth
to
Third
Street,
construction
bylaw,
introductory
readings.
i
Wfceden
sidewalk.
8
feet
wide
north
aide
of
Second
Avenue,
Sec
ond
Street
to
Mc
Bride
Street,
con-
I
rfnvflmi
hvlaur
lntTfviiwtnrv
rpflrf.
tngs.
Wooden
sidewalk,
8
feet
wide,
west
side
of
Mc
Bride
Street,
First
Avenue
to
Third
Avenue,
construction
bylaw,
introductory
readings.
Aid.
Maodonald
and
AM.
McOut-cheon
voted
against
this
bylaw,
contending
that
it
was
advisable
to
instal
a
full
width
sidewalk
at
least
from
Second
to
Third
Avenue.
Summer
HOMES
should
have
this
FIRE
PROTECTION
from
every
hope
of
aid
if
a
blaze
takes
FAR
hold,
the
inflammable
construction
of
the
average
summer
home
makes
it
a
source
of
danger
and
anxiety.
Minimize
the
fire
hazard
by
lining
inside
walls
and
ceilings
with
inexpensive
Gyproc
Wallboard-that
does
not
barn.
This
building
material
is
made
from
gypsum
rock
into
sheets
4
to
10
feet
long,
4
feet
wide
and
Yt
of
an
inch
thick.
It
nails
and
cuts
as
easily
as
lumber
and
with
minimum
waste.
Find
out
from
your
dealer
how
inexpensive
Gyproc
is;
how
easy
to
erect
Ask
him
for
full
information
about
its
application
or
request
a
direction
sheet
from
him.
Besides
being
fire-resistant,
Gyproc
has
structural
strength
and
insulation
value.
It
is
also
draught
and
vermin-proof,
By
panelling,
you
can
save
the
expense
of
decoration,
yet
Gyproc
is
an
excellent
base
for
Alabastine,
Gyptex
or
wallpaper.
Send
for
the
free
booklet.
"Building
and
Remodelling
with
GYPROC
,w
GYPSUM,
LIME
and
ALABASTINE,
CANADA,
LIMITED
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B.
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For
Sale
By
Albert
&
McCaffcry,
Ltd-
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I'nnce
Rupert,
B.C.
M.
F.
Nourse
Burns
LaHc,
B.C.
Ifc
S.
Sargent,
Ltd.
Hazclton,
B.C.
The
George
Little
Lumber
Yard
Smithers,
Hazclton
and
Terrace,
B.C.
Letourneau&Co
Sheef
Metal
Works
and
Plumbing
sjltf
Light
and
Cornice.
Tar
and
Oravel
Roofing.
Job
Work
a
Specialty,
AU
Work
Guaranteed.
Esttmat-es
Free.
John
Bremner
Contractor
;
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Plastering,
Tiling
&
Ornamental
Work
Fire
l'laces
a
Specialty
Estimate
Furnished
323
5th
Av.
E.
Phone
Qreen
127
feOWMA
ft
CULLX8NK,
AttCMTi,
VAMCOWVtR,
S.C.
the
floor
plans
are
examined
UNTIL
It
is
hard
to
realise
that
in
such
a
moderate
sised
home
so
mueh
could
be
incorporated.
The
rooms
are
very
neatly
and
cleverly
arranged
with
Interesting
and
sur
prising
closets,
recesses
and
entran
ces,
worked
out
in
a
simple
manner
The
entrance
hall
or
vestibule
leads
to
a
coat
closet
rear
hall
stairway
and
living
room.
This
liv
ing
room
Is
especially
worth
nattn;
because
Its
celling
runs
up
to
the
roof.
Adjaeent
te
the
Mvtng
room
Is
the
dining
room
which
is
connected
to
the
kitchen
by
meant
of
a
small
hal
or
passage
which
also
leads
to
the
rqald's
room.
A
washroom
and
L
CARACJ.
If
Kft
Mr--
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It.
.
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vtiT
i...
i
JfHALLff
Livmc
4-1.
ntwmc
merstqnd
wjiy
it
Is
now
specified
ac
cording
to
the
atnountof
water
re
f
RPM
quired
to
mix
with
each
sack
of
cement
.
Today,
concrete
is
considered
simply
a
mass
of
fine
and
coarse
UiuUtrtels.
known
as
aggregates.
u
4
20OM
L:
s
HERE
ARE
RULES
TO
GAUGE
STRENGTH
OF
CONCRETE
MIXTURE
"tyatrr-Cfmeut
Uatio
KNOWLEDGE
of
what
concrete
A
(-rally
Is
make
it
easier
to
un-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Building
Trades
Improving
in
City
Yesterday
tenders
were
adyerti$edJ:orjJ
Templei'Last
week
tenders
were
asked
for
the
CQjmpbtipn
pf
the
Fisheries
Experimental
Station.
A
few
houses
are
being
built
in
different
parts
of
the
city.
Considerable
repair
work
and
painting
is
going
on,
all
helping
to
bring
about
a
better
conditipn
in
the
local
building
trades.
With
the
settlement
of
the
fisheries
question
there
will
be
a
hopeful
outlook
all
round
and
people
will
be
more
disposed
to
proceed
with
building
plans.
Those
who
last
week
were
feeling
blue
and
disposed
to
be
pessimistic
are
today
looking
forward
much
more
hopefully
to
improved
conditions
in
the
city.
There
is
still
talk
of
a
pulpmill
being
built
here
before
long
and
other
w.ork
is
in
the
offing,
in
the
meantime,
there
are
more
than
enough
workers
to
handle
everything
that
is
offering
and
it
will
be
some
time
be-,
fore
all
are
employed.
IVIuch
interest
is
being
taken
in
this
series
of
plans.
Men
and
women
who
will
not
be
ready
to
build
for
a
year
or
two
are
already
considering
what
they
may
do
and
how
they
may
do
it.
WITH
STUDIO
LIVING
ROOM
BOWMAN
and
CULLERNE,
Architects
lothes
clonst
are
supplied
for
the
ervant's
ciilrters.
The
rear
ball
which
leads
from
be
entrance
ball
to
the
kitchen
al-o
connects
to
the
garage.
There
la
rmall
cuiboard
handily
placed
at
he
end
of
this
hall.
On
the
seoond
floor
the
bathroom
has
been
divided
up
into
two
rooms
o
that
th
bath
and
lavatory
are
wparate
from
the
water
closet.
Doth
1
rooms
are
tiled
and
have
modern'
'lxtures
and
fittings.
Between
the;
ooras
Is
a
small
passage
with
a
win-
i
low
at
the
end
which
serves
to
light
she
main
hall.
The
artistic
Atone
chimney
rising
throuati
the.
roof
becomes
a
paint
of
merest
by
breaking
the
roof
lines.
The
stone
asjd
brick
of
the
chimney,
and
atone,
ilueeo
and
half-Umber
J-B-IJ
litnriJa'taJM-j
--
i
held
together
by
a
hardened
port-land
cement
paste.
AJmple
explanation
of
thls"Uf
hat
tl'iee'emeni
ifnd
water
lorm
..a
glue
or
paste
'
wfien
the
materials
for
concrete
are
first
mixed
together.
Then
the
paste
nixes
with
the
sand
to
form
a
mpr-Ur.
As
the
mixing
continues,
this
mortar
surrounds
the
particles
of
coaroe
aggregate
to
produce
concrete
At
flrt
this
concrete
in
in
a
phi.sur
condition,
but
a
chemical
actum
then
takes
place
between
the
cement
and
water
causing
the
concrete
to
harden.
If
the
cerj&nt
paste
in
concrete
Ls
Uiui
oi
diluted
from
the
addition
A
of
the
house
form
a
pleasing
bar
Outline
Sperifirations
Site
of
House!
0"
x
36
6."
,
Suitable
Lot:
60
frontage.
Wall:
Stoceo.
Hoof:
Shingles.
r.ullt-in
Fixtures:
Cttpfcewrda.
Cubic
Contents:
J1JM)
CfL
it
Approximate
Cost:
$f
JS0.
Readers
desiring
further
infer
station
retarding
a
house
af
this
design
should
conusnurieate
with
Messrs.
Bowman
tt
Cwlierse,
516
Seymour
St..
Vaneouvr.
B.C..
and
mention
design
No.
?T8.
Gotpult
a
local
architect
if
desmnlni
architect
is
too
far
reroavaa.
Oapjwlght
1821.
of
too
much
mixing
water,
a
weak
mortar
is
produeed.
In
sueh
mortar
ihe
sand
parc&
ore
noWflrpily
eld
tnsfttpyjjen
thjiiTEhortar
U
weak
the
concrete
will
be
weak
because
the'ooarser
Aggregate
will
be
only
partially
held
together.
But
cement
paste
which
has
good
binding
qualities
will
produce
strong
mortar
that
will
hold
the
flKgreg
ates
firmly
tonether
to
make
strong
concrete
II
is.
therefore,
the
strength
of
'he
pi.ftuui-l
cement
paste
which
determine
the
strength
of
the
concrete.
And
i
he
strength
tills
paste
i;.
determined
b
the
umount
of
WE
ARE
OFFERING:
TIMBCIt
DIMENSION,
per
S.
'a.ti
SHII'LAI'.
per
M
No.
1
SHINGLES,
CEDAK,
per
M.
B.
C
POKTLANP
CEMENT.
perTHil.
..
..
Compare
these
prices
Ends
M'Hti
1Q9Q
qitri
-nti'i'll1
-
.
.
twenty-five
per
cent.
over
t
Irritation
mm
water
mixed
with
the
cement
the
attain
reason
why
concreu
u
now
specified
according
to
the
amount
of
water
required
to
mix
with
each
sack
of
cemantPor
ordinary
watertight
oonorete.
approximately
six
gallons
of
water
are
required
tor
each
sack
of
cement.
Second
In
Importance
only
to
the
amount
ef
mixing
water
in
controlling
the
straifttto
a?
concrete,
comes
proper
curing.
Thorough
curing
s
partieqUrly
neaeasary
where
watertlghuess
is
required.
Such
curing
requires
bath
moist
atmosphere
and
proper
temperature,
and
at
its
belt
is
aarrled
en
under
moist
condition
t
temperatures
at
or
near
7
degrees
F.
for
a
period
of
time
varying
from
a
few
days
to
four
weeks,
depending
on
the
nature
of,
the
work.
Copyright
1M1.
The
Architects'
Small
House
Service
Bureau.
Ine.
Walk
Repair
Is
Requested
Third
Avenue
to
Fourth
Avenue
Thoroughfare
Cift
Attention
The
city
council
last,
night
referred
to
the
Board
of
Works
with
power
to
acton
a
largely
signed
petition
requesting
repairs
to
thf
walk
leading
from
Third
Avenue
to
Fourth
Avenue
alongside
the
Dyb-havn
St
Hanson
block
AW
Putlen,
Aid.
Pillsbury.
Artlnr,
K2.M
1S.
a
MS
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&
McCaffery,
Limited
Phones
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and
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YOUR
HOME
Why
put
up
with
those
unsightly
wires?
They
.,p
:
We
rewire
your
home,
placing
sockets
in
the
dev.-
low
east
Since
you
'nave
eiecincivy.
use
h
mj
oes'
....
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us
help
you,
get
the
most
benefit
and
pleasure
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dollar."
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DECORATING
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Estimates
Furnished
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Interior
Work
Done
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Expels
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pairs.
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the
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It
wen
met.
sol
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probably
luve
City
Englneei
(.-that,
if
cltj
proper
It
would
cost
$200n
walk
By
follow
im
1
over
private
pr'0(
would
probably
br
Pillsbury
felt
tli.
mate
was
on
the
h:
The
matter
of
k
for
right-of-way
v,
I
fare
finally
referm
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board
of
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