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001C97B0 THE WEST VAN NEAVS NET MAP ISSUED BY LANDS DEPARTilIENTSmith 's i rocery Thei e has just been issued by the Department of Lands in Vic- toria a very interesting topo- graphical map of the Howe Sound-Burrard Inlet district. It is printed iii six colors on a scale of one mile to an inch, and a contour interval of 100 feet. The southerly limit of the map is along a line just south of False Creek. thus showing the i elation between the industrial cnmmercial and shipping areas in the city, and the main map area. To the west the map limit is Howe Sound, and on the coast Indian Arm or North Arm of Burrard Inlet. The map is being published in two sheets. Only the southern sheet is as yet available, the northerly limit of which extends to a line drawn through Pallisade and Burwell Lake. The north- erly sheet will be available in about two or three months, and will extend to just beyond the Britannia mineral belt. Among the many features shown on the map may be en- umerated the following: 1--The contours, shown with one hundred foot intervals, have been obtained as the result of txvo seasons'urveys carried on by the Survey Branch the cost of which was shared with the Department by the Gre,&ter Van- couver EVater Board. These sur- veys were made by the photo- topographical method, which consists of a scientific utilization of photographs to the mapping of country both in plan and re- lief. 2--All original district lots are shown in proper relation to the topography. 3--City streets, highways, roads and main trails are clearly shown in red. Many economic uses for this map readily suggest themselves, amang svhich may be quoted: 1--The study of water supply problems not only on the main Greater Vancouver system, but also the Lynn Creek system and other srpaller municipal and pri- vate schemes. 2--The study of transporta- tion problems not only on exist- ing lines of travel but the pos- sibility and feasibility of new locations for roadways, tram- ways, railways, pipe lines,etc. 3--From a real estate point of view the locations of any par- cels can be approximately located by reason of the fact that all original district lots are shown and the information as to rela- tive location and elevation will assist in valuation. 4--The map shows the whole of Burrard Inlet including Indi- an or North Arm, consequently it will be useful in connection with local as well as deep sea shipping and harbor administra- tion. 5--The map should be partic- ularly valuable from a recreation and tourist standpoint. All es- tablished parks and golf cours- es are shown, and such highways as Marine Drive, EVest Vancou- ver, Capilano Pipe Line road, Grouse Mountain Highway, and Barnet road. This, combined xvith the topographical informa- tion on the mountains, should make this map both a boon and an incentive to tourists, golfers, holiday-makers, hikers, moun- taineer, field naturalists, in fact tn any one from near or far who wishes to enjoy a bit of out doors in the vicinity of the larg- est urban centre in British Col- umbia. The map can be obtained from the Government Agent at Van- couver, or from the Department of Lands, Victoria, at fifty-cents per sheet. We Deliver HARVEY SMITH, Prop. 24th AND MARINE, Opp. Dundatave Hall. Phono WEST 450 For Friday ~ gQ g Qg Royal Crown Soap 5 bars 22c Spanish Quee» Olives, 8 oz per bottle ................... 18c Stuffed Olives, 8 oz. per bot I le ........................... 26c 9'ax Lunch Papers, 40 sheets in roll....... 3 rolls 25c Nabob Jelly Powders, all flavors .............. 4 for 25c Grape Fruit, 8 oz.. 2 tins 27c I'otted Meats ...... 3 tins 21c Serv-us Lobster, finest qual- ity ...................... 2 tins 45c Lobster Paste for sandwich- es ................ 2 tins 25c Asparagus Tips, per tin. 19c Sugar krisp Corn Flakes 2 for 19c Iiellogg's Rice Krispies (Sample package Free) ............................ 2 for 29c Harvey Smith'& Honey ....... 4 lb. tin 75c Sweet hlixed or Sweet hlus- tard Pickle=, bot.. 21c Jif, pkg................. 18c Red Cohoe Salmon, tall tins per tin .......................... 24c Greengage Plums, 2& ~s, per tin . .. .. ...... ...... .. ......... 29c Sliced I'ineapple, 2's, tin29c B. C. Gran. Sugar 10 lbs. 57c SPRINKI.ING HOURS I'ROBABLE IN NEAR FUTUREROBERTS'ETTER MEATS The engineer reported to thecouncil on Monday night that a shortage of water is expected in the near future. The council ord- ered the following regulations to be put into effect at his discre- tion: "No person is permitte'd to use a hose or sprinkler except within the hours hereinafter stated: East of 22nd Street, 7 p. m. to 8 p. m. )Vest of 22nd Street, 8 p. m. to 9 p. m. FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS DAILY This Store is ready to take care of your Hot )Veather Needs with a good line of fresh Government Inspected DIeats,-- LA) IB, BEEF, PORE~ and HOME-31ADE SAUSAGES Also in Delicatessen:-- JELLIED TONGUE ROBERTS'PECIAL COOI~ED i'AiI VEAL LOAF BOLOGNA and 'O'EINERS SURPRISE PARTY A surprise party was given Mr. and Mrs. J. R. L. MacDaniel, 15th and Duchess, by a number of their young friends on 3Ion- day evening. A very enjoyable time was spent in dancing, after which refreshments were served. Those present ~vere: the Misses Edith Reid, Kathleen Hampson, Betty Beard, Frances Brydone- Jack, Druscilla Dawson, Kath- leen oner, Ida Porter, Marjorie Crickmay, and Messrs. Noel Reid Andy Reid, Francis Nash, Bern- ard Nash, Frank Cullin, Bobby Bloxham, Jim Cornish, Ken Gar- land. One Store Only Next to PIGGLY AUIGGLY 1378 IIA R IN E DRIV E PHONE WES I 190 boat from Gore Avenue wharf at 2 p. m. Saturday. The night will be passed in the cabin tmo miles up the skid road from Deep Cove. At 9 a. m. next morning the hik- ers will set out for the top of the range, where they will spend a few hours after lunch before re- turning to Deep Cove, boarding the 5 p. m. boat for Vancouver. Hollyburn Ridge will be visit- ed by another party of the or- ganization August 11. Plans are to take 8.30 ferry for AVest Van- couver and retu~-to the city a- bout 9 p. m. VANCOUVER SOCIETY PLANS OUTING Natura1 Historians to go to Fannin Range Members of the Vancouver Natural History Society will vis- it Fannin Range, Saturday and Sunday, according to C. F. Con- rior, honorary secretary of the organization. The party will leave for Deep Cove on the Harbor Navigation THE OUR OIVN SPECIAL FORAIULA forGarden Fertilizer. Help your grow- ing plants............ NOIV 2 lbs. for 25cO~er $0 ) EYERGREEN INsEGTlclDE 33per bottle. AIRS. ROBERTS Phone IVest 191 CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF AVEST VANCOUVER NOTICE TO QUATER USERS. S..4..4' .: X ...DL I. s .Cec 1. cec. The matter of the Capilano bridge lots was referred to the solicitor with instructions to pro- ceed with expropriation if nego- tiations fail. By Order of the Council JAMES OLLASON C M C No person is permitted to use a Hose or Sprinkler except within the hours stated below: EAST of 22nd Street--7 to 8 P. BI. ONLY )VEST of 22nd Street--8 to 9 P. AI. ONLY Failure to comply will render party responsible liable to prosecution. Julv 19, 1929. Once a customer, alivays a customer. . EFFERIES'UPEICIOj( .Y,.EATS Government Inspected Only All Meats kept in Refrigerator during hot weather. A full line of Cold Meats always kept--Bacon, Ham, Buttei, Lard, Eggs, Fresh «nd Smoked I"ish, Etc. I.amb Beef Pork Hollyburn Store West 3 AmbleSide Stare WeSt 3pg c.i"iii',,i. A 11m1ted number of 9P with orders for 4lLl ~ $2 50 of ICE Large boxes holding 50 pounds of ice and leaving leaving lots of room for food stu6s. Phone Ridleys, lVest 456 MARINE MOTORS, 2153 Marine Drive '.i:.,'.ll:.0. il. Nowadays is bitterly hostile to any form of foolishness which endangers life and property. The Reckless Driver, the Man Who Rocks the Boat, the Man Who Didn't Know it was Loaded, are G radually Disap- pearing under pressure of pub- lic opinion. The Man Who is Careless with Fire is the great- est menace of them all. Let public opinion focus upon him. PREVENT FOREST FIRES YOU CAN HELP! BRITISH COLUAIBIA FOREST SERVICE Sash, Doors and Interior Finish Get our prices IT WILL PAY YOU GLASS Broken Lights repaired nt reasonable cost. Aml&.esIc.e . umber Co., tc. MARINE DRIVE AT 16th STREET Phone West 199 For a Net Building or a Repair Job AVe can supply everything you need. Roofing -- Building Paper -- Lamatco -- Fir Veneer -- Gyproc Plaster Board -- Sash -- Doors -- Heaver Board Shingles -- Lath -- Building illa terials West Vancouver . uml&er Co. 15th and Marine LIAIITED Phone IUest 115 Residence Phone: IVest 3GSL.