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001B6B60 Buy Your Meats from JEFFRIES Next to Hoilrburn Theatre Quality is not sacriGced for price. You get what you want without waste of time--aud you can depend upon it being the best. Your Grsi order will bring vou back again. Phone West 3. We Deliver. Fresh and Cured ihfeatu, Butter, Eggs, Bacon and Lard. ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIR SHOP WE DO SHOE REPAIRLVG for Others iVHY NOT FOR YOU VT bile you wait or same day as brought in. FRED TITE Foot Specialist Next to West Van. Garage, Ambleside Reeeiviag Agency KevBI FozaitaleStore, Daadarava Daily deBveriea 315 Cordova SI„W„ Vancouver OI'4th St. & Marine West Vancouver NEW HUDSON AND ESSEX PRICES Essex Coach..$1195.00 Hudson Coach ........ $ 1745.00 Hudson Brougham $2295.00 BURRARD MOTOR CAR CO. Phone North 1370 111 East 1st Street NORTH VANCOUVER Used Car Sale 1925 Ford Touring, New Paint . Ford Roadster 1922 Ford Truck 1922 Ford Roadster, Good Tires 1925 Star Sports Touring 1924 Chevrolet One-Ton Truck 1924 Chevrolet Roadster Ford Coupe 6400.00 150.00 275.00 250.00 750.00 675.00 500.00 350.00 ALL CARS GUARANTEED Cash or Terms See us for Used Cars NORTH SHORE MOTORS LTD. SALES CHEVROLET SERVICE 135 First Street West, Phone North 1186 North Vancouver Phone North 1350 THE O.iLY OFFICIAL AUTO CLUB GARAGE ON THE NORTH SHORE Free Towing to biembers We are open until 12 P.sf. week days and 11 PDI„Sundays. , 'Close In Lots on Inglewood Avenue You ma'I go wrong in buying West Vancouver Property at Present Prices. Buying here I e an investment--not a epecula- tioa. We Offer Large Lots 82 x 230 on paved road Good View and Excellent Location -- (BoBding Restrictions). $600 on long terms Remember These are three times the size of tbe ordinary 50-fh Iota. MAK.E YOUR CHOICE EARLY GEO. HAY THE IVEST VAN NEWS West Vancouver Flower Show (Continued from Front Page) Small Fruits Class 2. Cherries, light -- 1st Mrs. H. Sciwood. Class 8. Cherries, cooklng- 1st, Mrs. R. Reid. Class 4, Currents Black -- 1st 5Irs. Ed. Black; 2nd hfrs. S. Craig. Class 6. Currents, Red--1st Mrs. Ed. Black; 2nd Mrs. Wm. McQuaker. Class 6. Currents, White -- 1st Mrs. R. Reid. Class 7, Gooseberries, Red- 1st, Mrs. H. Sehvood; 2nd, Major Barwis. Class 8, Gooseberries, Gran -- 1st Mrs. Babcock; 2nd Major Barwis. Class 9, Logan- berries--1st Miss M. B. Almas; 2nd. birs. G. Ware. Class 10, Raspberries--1st, Mrs. G. Ware; 2nd, ihir. N. S. Smith. Class 11, Strawberries -- 1st Mrs. G. F. Hodgson; 2nd Mr. H. B. Gray. Class 12, Collection Small Fruits --1st Mr. Ed. Black; 2nd Mrs. Wm. ihIcQuaker. Roses Class 13, 6 Roses, distinct var- ieties--1st Mrs. C. Donohoe; 2nd Mr. K. A. Ray. Class 14, 6 Roses 3 varieties--1st mrs. C. Donohoe 2nd Mrs. S. Lambert. Class 16, 3 Roses. Pink--1st Mrs. C. Don- ohoe; 2nd Mr. C. Turner. Class 16, 3 Roses, Yellow--1st Mrs. C. Donohoe. Class 17, 8 Roses, Red --1st Mrs. C. Donohoe: 2nd Miss Lily Lawson. Class 18, 3 Roses, White--1st Mrs. F. J. King; 2nd Mrs. B. Babcock. Class 19, any other color--1st Mrs. G. Elgar; 2nd Mrs. L. Burley. Class 20 3 Hybrid Tea or Tea Roses--1st Mrs. C. Donohoe. Class 21, 3 Mavis Roses--1st, Mrs. W. B. Barwis; 2nd Mr. R. Ford. Class 22, Collection Ramblers and Climbers--1st Mr. K. A. Ray; 2nd, Mr. F. Ellis. Best Floral Emblem in Show (Golden Emblem Rose) Canadian Bank of Commerce Silver Cup--hirs. C. Donohoe. Best Rose in Show other than Golden Emblem, order on Cuth- bertson's--Mrs. C. Donohoe. Sweet Peas Class 26, Best Vase Mixed, 12 stems--1st Mrs. B. Babcock. Class 30, Best Vase Lavender --1st Mrs. R. Reid. Class 35, Best Vase, Purple--1st Mr. E. Black. Class 36. Best Vase, Red --1st Mr. N. S. Smith. Class 37, Best Vase, Salmon--1st Mr. Col- in Turner; 2nd ibirs. Bill. Collections--Class 41, Collec- tion Perennials--1st Miss M. B. Almas; 2nd Mrs. H. Rehberger. Class 42, Collection Rock Plants --1st Mrs. Barker; 2nd Mrs. G. F. Hodgson. Class 44a, Collec- tion, Any other variety -- 1st, sire. IVm. McQuaker; 2nd Mrs. G. Elgar. Class 45, Collection, Antirehiniums--1st Mrs. E.Hope Bacon; 2nd Mrs. F. E. Bill. Class 46, Collection Companulas--1st 5'irs. C. McIntyre; 2nd, Mrs. R. Reid. Class 47, Collection Cant- erbuIY Bells--1st Miss M. B. Al- mas; 2nd Mrs. P. E. Bill. Class 50, Collection Iris--1st Miss M. B. Almas; 2nd Mr. F. A. Culbard. Class 51, Collection, Lilies--1st mrs. H. L. Salter. Class 52, Col- lection Nasturtiums--1st Mrs. B.Barwis; 2nd Mrs. Dorais. Class 53 Collection Paeonies--1st Miss 51. B. Almasz Class 54, Collec- tion Pansies, Violas--1st Mrs. C. Donohoe; 2nd, Mr. S. Lambert. Class 57, Collection Pinks--1st, Mrs. G. Elgar; 2nd Mrs. Wm. Mc- Quaker. Class 58, Collection Poppies--1st Mr. A. Chilton; 2nd Mrs. W. B. Barwis. Class 61, Collection Delphiniums -- 1st, Mr. Hayden Young; 2nd Mrs. H. Selwood. Class 60, Collection Stocks-- 1st Mr. Colin Turner. D. D. ROBERTSON Inh Si. Baeh o! HoBJhoro Hun Cee!uei Jfezue eed IJJdeleie ur Pure!lure made Io oral r Decorative Sec(lou Class 62, Best Bowl of Roses- 1st Mra, C. Donohoe; 2nd Mr. F.. Black. Class GS, Bouquet Sweet Peas--1st Mrs. C. Dnnohoe: 2nd hfrs. C. Gusedale. Class G4, Bou- quet of Flowers--1st hfrs. P. E. Bill; 2nd Mrs. I Burley. ('lass G6, Bowl iVasturttums-- 1st Mrs. G. Elgar: 2nd hiiss M. B. Almas. Class 6G, Best llouse Plant-- 1st, ihir. S. Lambert. Class G7. Best Novelty Plant-- 1st Mrs. G. El- ga!. Best Garden Neatness, arrangement and originality each to count 33 1-3 per cent. 1st. Mr. J. Lainie, 90 points, President's Trophy. 2nd, Mr. F. Ellis. 80 points, garden tools ord- er on Seeds. 3rd, bfrs. E. M. Saker, 70 points. 4th, Mrs. L. Burley, 60 points. 6th, Mr. C. Turner, 66 points. Utility Gardens 1st, Reeves Trophy-- ihfrs. H. Wright. 65 points; 2nd Mr. G. F. Hodgson, 60 points: 3rd, ihir. F. King, 60 points; 4th Mr. F. IV. Hadwin,45 points;6th, Mr. Blnin Babcock, 43 points. Children's Section Class A--Best Bouquet Flow- ers--1st Flora Carnage; 2nd, Peggy Barker: 3rd, James Reid. Best Bird House--1st prize, Harold Irish; 2nd, Thomas Mar- lor Martyn; 3rd, James Tearoe. Best Three Tulips done in Col- ors--1st. Jone McDonald: 2nd Ida Allan; 3rd Betty Youngson; 4th, Florence Corbett. The Golden Emblem Rose and Foliage in colors -- 1st Gordon McVean; 2nd James Tearoe; 3rd IVilliam Nesbitt; 4th Frances Crickmay; highly commended, Harold Irish. Best Piece of IVoodwork--1st, S. Strange; 2nd R. McClelland; 3rd Charles McGowan. Special prizes were awarded to Reg. Bayne, Alex. Greaves, Phillip Robinson and Murray Watson. The many friends of Mr. J. H. Seymour, a former resident of IVest Vancouver, will regret to learn of his death last Wednes- day. Mr. Seymour died in Seat- tle. W. B. Seymour of West Vancouver, is a son of the de- ceased. HELP IVANTED--Girl or wom- an for light work. Sleep out. Phone West 682L. June 25th, I Roberts'etter Meats 11th and Marine Phone West 106 DELIVERY ihiornlng ............ 11 o'lock Afternoon ............ 3 o'lock Close Thursday I o'lock I'rime Steer Beef-- Boiling Beef, per lb ..... 7c Stew Beef...,,. 2 lbs 25c Pot Roast...... 10c to 12c Oven Roast, from .. 15c I'rime I.ocal Veal Oven Roast from........ 20c Stewing Veal, per lb 13c Shoulder Local Spring IdImb ...................... 29c Glendale .......,......... 45c 8 lbs for 61.25 Alberta Special, per lb. 42c 3 lbs for 61.20 EXTRA SPECIALS Delivered only with other goods Beef Dripping 3 ibs 25c Cookett, 2 lbs ............ 44c Pure lard, 2 lbs...... 45c Extra Eggs, 2 doz for 70c DELICATESSEN Veal Loaf, per lb......... 25c Jelled Veal, per lb......... 40c Beef, Ham & Tongue per lb .......................... 40c Jelle&l Corned Beef lb 40c Grape Fruit ............ 3 for25c Potatoes.............. 8 lbs. 25c i Green Peas ........ 4 Ibs 2ic, Head Lettuce. each ........ 5c Tomatoes, per lb: .. 20c Dessert Cherries, per ib 20c iVE DELIVER Morning and Afternoon iVEST 106 NOR%AND'S GROCERY 14th and Marine PHONE WEST 65 We Deliver HONEST WEIGHT PRO5IPT SERVICE HIGHEST QUALITY GROCERIES FRUIT, VEGETABLES CONFECTIONERY, Btc. PHOiNE YOUR ORDER---WE DELIVER VIOTUII ES LONSDALE VLA VINO E HeaTRg E BEBE DANIELS IN Miss Brewster's Millions Iles. Tuuu, Wie.. Zeia. Zeia. Saia CONWAY TEARLE IW "Sporting Lover" Tuua.rrl.. Sui, Julu I S a NOW TLATIsa NORMA SHEARER Iu A Slave of Fashion Thur., Tri.,a ~ i., July I S. S CLARE ADAMS IW Yellow Fingers West Vancouver Lumber Ca. LI MITE D 15th and Marine Phone West 115 Lumber, Lath, Shingles Inside Finish etc. Quality Guaranteed. SERVICE f ~ z(( By bisi Mrs. Brac At the "Cla b~ bls!Ie Bruce ta er uciIh fnesds on isg last st th over one hss +itwsssl with splendid music l tsl si ssd inst!ament est numb r being w;th dances. Mm, Dr. Btsltui with two solos whl Vaughan charmed with twa very dii rendered piano Iak rey Clark kindly r! doable encore, wbb aughly enjoyed, b,'in wss in splesIBd Usasl gave 0 !calli numbers. Asphsd orchestra dizpcsaz music ssd at midsi supile! wss zcNed l Miss bizdge Fsrmel the piano birz. J, B, L yh. bfrs. 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