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Resampled001B6D63 BEAR in Mind THE IVEST VA&N NEWS Experts Favor Water Tunnel the Fact that when you buy from S&~IITII'S, you get the utmost in Value, Quality and Service. Cleveland Tells Bonrd nf Inter- view in isew York. I'Ian Another Ilare Construction of n pressure tun- nel to carry water under theLions'ate is considered the most feasible methmi of supply- ing the mainland. according to Mr. J. IValdo Smith, for mnny years chief engineer, and now consultant, nf the board of wnter supply of New York. Announcement to this effect was made by Commissioner E. A. Cleveland in the course of n report of his eastern visit, to members of the Greater l'an- couver LVB(er L)istrict nt 10 a.m. biav Visit ('itv All data in connection with the proposed tunnel was submitted by ibIr. Cleveland to i61r. Smith. It (vas explained to the latter that borings ha&i revealed solid rock nt a depth of 172 feet on the North Shore. After consi&l- ering the question fully, Mr. Smith declared thnt a tunnel seemed to be the only method of meeting the situation, but ad- vised that borings be continued further up the North Shore slope until solid rock coukl be found at a depth of 110 feet. i31r. Cleveland also announced that Mr. Smith had expressc&1 his willingness to come to Van- couver as a consultant if his ser- vices were required. It was emphasized by the com- missioner, however, that immed- iate construction of a water tun- nel was not contemplated. It was his desire to obtain all in- formation, so (chen it was finally decided to construct a tunnel, it would be unnecessa&T to com- mence investigations. The proposed water bore would be in the nature of a "U-shaped" pressure tunnel, with a concrete lined passage about 250 feet un- der the bed of the Lions'ate. The board authorized Mr. Cleveland to appropriate another $5000 for sinking test holes. SEASONAL Sl ECI&ELS Jahis CAMMED VEGETABLES Loganberry, per 4 ttz &in .. I4 cnfls Gooseberry, pse 4 Bz &in use PEAS . I hisressisde, pse 4 ib. &in hxe BEANS Rsspbsrry. iwe 4 ib. Un .. 57e (ORN &s & ...,,... «&os A«&s . I 57c Sss sse sd. on another page--VENUS PURE SFA FOODS, Smith 's Grocery DRY GOODS 3; SLINDRIES GROCERIES, HARD)YARE, Cricket Roberts'Vss& Vsncsurer Lose by 5 Runs. Last Saturday's gums in the imor&b Shore league, between West Vsneo&e- ver snd the Colts. provided plenty of thrills. West Vsn. batted first sag bsd 6 wickets down for 25 runs, but thanks ta some spiel&ed hitting by G. Ruerie, Anthony snd Frost, their total esscbed 97. The Colts lost 8 wickets tot 94, then R. Gue bit s four snd the game wss wsn. WEST VANCOUVER F (V. Baker, ibw, b Laster................ 2 G. Emeeean-Court, b Huiisb.... 0 E. W. Parker, b Huiish........ 0 G. Rerrie, b Les&sr............. 27 F. Hsev&ep, b Luster................. 4 A. A. Re&vis, b Luster................... 0 J. Anthony, It. wk&. b Luster........ 19 A. Frost, not au&.......................... Sa T. Baker. c snit b T&sgL....... 3 C. Cbspmsn, b Toff& ..................... 4 J. G, Farmer, c snd b Huiisb........ 2 Extras ...........„........... 3 Total ... .. ....... ...... ................... 97 Bowling--Huiisb, 3 for 46; V. Lest- er 6 for 34; Toit& 2 for 14. COLTS A. iii. Laster, b G. E. Court ..... 4 V. Les&sr, b Frost ..................... 23 S. Smith, c G.E. Court, b Rerris.... SS N. Taylor, b Frost .......,.....,....... 4 (V. Toff&. b G. E. Court.................. S V. hier&sr, b G. E. Court................ 0 H. Huiisb, c Pseker, b Rerrie...... 13 P. Cowsn, b G. E. Court...... 2 R. Gss, b G. E. Court............ 6 A. Thomas, &eoe oue............. 0 R. Johnston, b Frost,... 1 Extras . ...... . ... 8 Total ... ...................................... .1 02 Bowling--Baker 0 for 10; G. E. Court 5 far 50; Frost 3 for 22; A. Rer- rie 2 for )2. Better Neats 14th and ximrine West !9Q Where Service and Quality Count WE DELIVER 310 RN LNG 9:30--East 25th Only 11430--from Capilano to Caulfeiid AFTERNOON 3:30-- East 25th Only VISITORS! NOTICE! (Ve can supply pour daily needs--FRESH HEAT, CURED snd Sh(OKED h(EAT, FRESH snd SHOKED FISH, FRUIT smd VEGETABLES, POULTRY, EGGS snd BUTTE(L SECOND NARROWS NOT TO BE DREDGED THIS YEARSATURDAY The annual church parade of the L. O. L. in Vancouver will be held next Sunday from the Or- ange Hall, Hastings and Gore Avenue, to Christ Church, where Rev. Bro. Renison will address the members. The parade will start at 2 p.m. and the service will begin at 3 p. m. All mem- bers are asked to be present. s Dredging of the Second Nar- rows, east of the bridge, will not be commenced this year, it was announced by Commissioner E. A. Cleveland, at a meeting of the Greater Vancouver IVater Dis- trict, at 10 a.m. An undertaking to this effect was made by Federal authorities to Mr. Cleveland when he was in Ottawa recently. If the Dominion authorities had decided to proceed with the dredging it would have necessi- tated removal and relaying of the two westerly flexible mains across the Narrows. BUTTER--Government Special,...... 3 lbs. for si.30 Bacon, side snd pssmeai, home- cured, pee lb.... Sac Cambridge Sausage.... 2 ibm 25u New Zealand Lamb, shoulder per ib ........................ 25c New Zealand Lamb, eib snd breast, per ib ........... 25c New Zealand Lamb, legs, ib 35u Niew Zealand Lamb, loins, ib 38c Tomatoes. bat bouse, lb . 20e Apricots, lb.... )5» Peaches, dozen . 30& &o Ssu BRIDGE TRAFFIC SHOWS MARKED INCREASE A marked increase in traffic over the Second Narrows bridge occurred in June. Last month 74,785 automobil- es, carrying 224,537 passengers, passed over the bridge. In ad- dition there were 9776 trucks and 1903 other vehicles. In June, 1926, 61,080 automobiles crossed the bridge, carrying 185,086 passengers. In that month there were 5673 trucks and 1694 other vehicles. All previous week-end figures for 1927 were surpassed by the statistics for Friday and Sun- day, when 48,252 persons and 12.946 automobiles used the bridge. There were 740 other vehicles. Css&eiospes, Bing Cherries, Raspberries, 'ivseerme&om, Grsp- cs, Geuea Peas, New Potatoes, Le&use, Csesmbees. YOUNG 51USICIANS AI'PEAL TO PUBLIC FANCY Canada's First National Band in their scarlet coats and stetson hats attracted considerable at- tention on Saturday as they headed the jubilee parade along the blarine Drive. Their ap- pearance was smart, their march discipline goo&i, and their play- ing excellent. This band of 120 young musicians wss only form- ed last October, but it has al- ready attained such a reputation that offers of engagements are being received for its services from places all over the province. FRY(NG, ROAST(NG AND BO(L(NG CHICKENS 15VsrieUss of Home-Cooked Delicatessen &o eboose from. THE HAPPIEST MAN The bspplese msa ls &bs world Is the common. every dsy chap wbo mskss bls owo Hsing, ysys bis bi&is, bss )i&us massy as be goes siaag, bs& doesn't s&rlve &a ge& s corner on the local om&pue. snd ls s sisre mei&bee &o smbluom sar socleey. He loves bis Gas ss&f bls fellow msm. &biml&s "&berm Is mo place like home," &bs bsrem of rest, prefers the company af bls fsmi- iy &o that of anyone else, sever bss &o ~ I& sy nlgb&s &o poslUcs bis cosscl- eacs. believes in the &toe&rise of iive smd ice i&vs, smd when bs encounters one of the assay be dossm'& stutter wnb bls packs&book. The plsis msm is bspyy because be is ssusllsd ssd does sae spend &be beat of bls iife yssrmlsg for &bimgs four sizes eoa large for bim. STOP. LOOK ANO L&BTEN "Hseeisge." usia the pbiiosopbsr, "ls like s eslleosa sign. When you see s peeeey glri yam s&op; then yos look,ssd after you'e ms&ried you listen." It wss dusk as sbs sioppsd at &bs eosdslde sllimg s&suom. "i want s quart af eed ollr sbs said &o &be see. vies msa. The msn gasped sqd bee&is&ed. -Give me s quart ot red ally sbe repas&ma. "A a~sure of r.r.es&t oii'y" bs s&snseea. "Ceeesim'y," sbe usia. "hiy &xii ugtu bss gone amn" A petition was recently re- ceived by the council asking that the portion of Bellevue Avenue lying immediately west of 23rd Street be opened up and graded and 8 gravelled sidewalk be con- structed to connect with that on 2;lr&l Street. The council have ordered the grading done at a cost not to exceed 6140. Jimmae curried &be foiiowlmg excuse &a the teacher ebe next morning: "Please excuse Jimmie from belmg sb. semL He bas ~ new baby bra&bee. It wms moi bis fsai&.- One can never tell whse is In an us. &sled felssa or an uscescksd muL y'boss you wants ssd we will give quick service 24&k AND h(SEINE, Dpp. Dsndsesee Hsii. i'bsns VVFST 469 July 8, 1927. FOR WATERFRONTAGE an&1 other property HOUSES TO RENT, I&'IIIL& l&VSUILAiICE, ETC. see JOHN LAWSON 17th Street Phone &Vest 55 3 Pllt0 is a as 6 Gifand is alu)ays appreciated The King Studio Photos Ahvnys Please Everybody knows THE KING STUDIO 311 Hastings Street West, Vancouver ESTABLISHED 1902 V. V. VINSON, Prop Phone Sey. (046 for sppoin&men& HOBB COAL 8t TRANSFER CO. 1472 MARINE DRIVE, A61BLESIDE Phone West 17 FDH COA(. -- )EOOD -- SAND -- GRA VF(. -- BUH.DEBS SUPPPJES 5(OV(N(i AND GEiN ERAL TRANSFER P. E. Downey H. E. Innes-Ker ....arine .t ..otors Telephone: (Vest 177 Dealers HUDSON ESSEX 2153 Manne Dnve )Vest Vuncouver The Fares have been Reduced.'or all points to HORSESHOE BAY This picturesque spot is located on the North Shore Line of the PACIFIC GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY There is every esnvcsiencs for pe&vs&a ur public picnic putties, ussxuslle&ffsciiiiies for fishing, bos»ag su&i bathing, smi&is& i&fesy surroundings.Return Fnre from North Vancouver--Adults 50c; Children 25c (Gas&i usy «f issue only) Hourly Service on Sundays an&4 Holidays, leaving North Vsneauvsr se 25 minutes past each hour. 'iveskiy sau monthly passes, good far &enlimi&sd number ot rides, areissued at low rates. Commutation Tiekeis ses now eesssfsrsbis. )0 Ride Tickets, go&xi for 30 days, ss&f 50 Ride Tickets, 60 &tsys from daisof issue. For further infoemsnon, apply &o i'ssssngsr i)spur&mene, 583 Grsa-viiis Street, Vancouver, Telephone, Seymour 938i, or P. G. E. DspsbNorth Vsncouvsr, Telephone North 800. Fit for a King "BUTTERY" STEAKS! Yau've often henrd it said "that steak is ns tender as butter," It is a compliment to us. You'l (in&i it so at all times--for we know meats. Phone Your Order West 3 Ai I, &)(EATS KEI&T IN I(El'lti(&ERATOR I JEFFERIES MEAT MARKET Fresh sad Cured hisses, Bat&sr, Eggs, Bacon sad t,se&L J West Vancouver Lumber Co. LIMITE D 15th nnd Mnrine I'hone West 116 i&ES(DENCE i't(ONE& (VEST 733 Ilifh 0&eliiy Lumber is Cheapest iu the eud. Lumber, Lath, Shingles inside Finish etc. Quality Guaranteed. SERVICE Ci 61,0 Vol tt 0f TR& BOARD bt7 IllNgk 'fhe « 61st " af ibe hgcu( I will b'radew 8 6'&la nigh tuaa&p,is(8'„tiding ' I,', sate is s. theta stti tl will meeiisg us J j,putIBR J J INttas Twenty.uecasd grand.dssghtei serious ill) he wss dtiviag skidded is o an ils side, Bes aue, at 12,80 catdisg ta bis the csr when bump ssd 6IIP pavement, pte inta the ditch. bIA&uIY RETU Immigtstias month of blsy 23 941, accord& issued by the c mlgtstias ssd is an increase 0 &hisy, 1926, 800 than May, 192 Lsut iblsy tl British carne fram the Unit& 030 from 0th compared wil 2063 from the 861 from other 1926. Immigratiat Msy of this y& or almost 1000 the twa mont) In hlsy of tl adisas, wba I United States main there pei ed to Canada, tention of uts) ion. These» the immigthti In spite & bIarisu 9th »ut on auiu( to tbemuelv but they ra the force ai switcbbhck IVe cane the present mater trufl and is vu& do avaidiag «sa ar 4 ge d tbst ia the farmer thrawa vl kdle4 by lb ping iata tl ul,.'"e putua& like IIA„B mueblse Fatd m Taq cuyaq (ual all H)'44, aad, ing the t "ut cu af 6 teuli»4 +& r umuuh m 44 hiu