42 — Sunday, November 7, 1999 — North Shore News

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e New Blouses
for Spring

RITSRSRET THE ENART SLLEOUSTTE!
—FOLLOWINA the dominating tendencies of fashion, blouses

appear for Spring in two outstanding modes: the tailored -

effect and the blouse ensemble! These delightful importa-

_ tians prénent themaelves in their newest, moat charming
_ aapect; amaré of line, exquiaitely made end fascinating in
their clever aew trimming deviczs.

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ateeves, Prite. pence § BA

termback eufis, Other | etykes
Hestere Veter Pau ectinss,. isng

| flawesty Day - Ho

ROMA SS,

PN OTE NET 0 EE SS 2G I ON

As Second arrows

Bridge

Opens to the Public

November 1925

Vast Throngs Witnessed

ning of

the Narrows Bridge, Saturday, Nov. 7

When Hon. Dr. W.H.
Sutherland, Provincial
Minister ef Public Works,
last afternoon, cut the
silken strand that barred
the south approach, and

‘the big bascule span was

lowered into place, the
North and South shores of
Burrard Inlet. were offi-
cially united for all time
and this brief ceremony
marked. the. successful

‘culmination of over twen-
-ty years of persistent effort

on the part of the citizens

~ of the North Shore towards

a realization of the Second
Narrows Bridge.
Tt was a day to whiel.

residents of the. North

: . Shore have been icoking

forward and telking about
for many years, and they

‘have. just now reason to

completed bridge in
which they all played
their own part. it is also
with both pride and satis-
faction that citizens of ihe
North Shore can now real-
ize that they have railway
connection with all other
points of the North
American Continent, this
phase of the situation
being undoubtedly the
most important of all in
that the railway connec-
tion has been insirumen-
tal in placing at the dis-
posal. of prospective
industries, fully one-third
ef the valuable water-
frontage. property — of
Burrerd Inlet, which,
without the bridge, would
never -have proven an
attraction .te such big
industries as make for.

point’ with. pride ‘to: the | extensive development

121 West 14th Street, Nos

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‘Vancouver, BC, V7M 1PZ

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brary in Nor

and a happy community.
The Second Narrows
Bridge has placed the
North Shore on the map to
stay and it will take but a
comparatively skort time
for North Shore residents
to become convinced of

the fact that the eyes of

the outside world are
iccused on this side of the

inlet and that the enor- -.

mous possibilities ‘for.
industrial expansion ‘here « |
are fully appreciated: by
those in the position to~
place prosperity, in our:
midst.

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