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001B6B67 THE LVF&IT VAN NEWS Classified Ads. R. p. cLARK 4 co LTD. SNAPS FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS BUCLDING C.OT--ciasc io Fcrrv aod biarius Drive. Owner oui of town. Will acccpi $950 for immediate sale. SL'3131ER HO31B 1N ALTA)IONiT- On very large iot in Mturat yarE on Marine Drive, Good in&us&ment $ 1650& turns haiC cash. T'll'0 FIFTY FOOT LOTS--Coavcai- cn&iy tocatcet, close, in. C&vck through property which can be tak- eo great advauiags of for beau&i- nca&ion. $900. Build a good home. Wc will fimt the location and nnauco aud build io your owa piamh Wa bciicvo in )gest Vaucouvce. 1VATERFRONT HOME 1'N HDLLY- BURN Newly built amt just being Ciaisbc&L Splendid investment amt lovely situation. A bargain at $2750. Tcrius about quarter cash. or arraugo io suit purchaser. The best buy on the Waterfront. R. P. CLARK a CO LTD. 633 Hasiiags SL W„Scy. 748$ &6 7494 Resident Rcpccscaiaiivo, C. J. A&char West 651L FOR SALE--Eagiish Go-car&, soii- abic fot iwuis or tluo sulaii chU&tiv&L Any reasonable o'fcr acccpt&uL Phone West 421R. A iilmi&ERGARTEN wat be opened on September 7 at Dundarava. For iuCormaiiou apply on aud after Aug. 20th io bliss G L Chappcii, 2487 Kings Ave Duudaravs. ROOM TO RENT -- Rarioc Drive. Close &o Ferry. Home privileges. Suit one or couple. Phone Wist 22L BYRNELL 41 31AY Ofncc at the Ferry CAudiag Phone Wast 11$ NEAT THREE ROO)CED COTTAGB wiib Call basement. three minutes walk from Ferries, $ 1200 on terms. 2 1-9 ACRES josi oif 14&h Street, in good location, $750. Acreage is scarce, bui we have a fcw choice pieces at aiiractiiw prices. NEW MODERN BL'NGALOW. Roi yci quits completed, on ground commaudiug a woudcrfut view, for $$Jioo on easy terms. BYCLVELL a biAY Ofricc right si the Ferry Landing. Phone Wssi 113. Notice to Contractors SEALED TENDERS, marks&i "TEiNDER FOR biANUAL TRAIN- ING ROOM" will be received by ibo Sccrc&ary of the '&Vast Vancouver School Baac&L or by the Architect, up io 6 okuock P. M. of bfouday, July )ah, 1926. for a Frame construction Mauuai Training Room, Pauline John- sou Schoai, Wssi Vancouver, B. C. Plans aud spccificaiiaus may be ob- tains&i at the office of Hugh A. Hadg- sou, Architect, 198 Hastings Si., W., Vaucouvcr, B. Cu on or after Tuesday, Juiy 6&h. The School Board do uoi bind them- selves to accept the lowest or any tender. H. B. GARLAND, Secretary HARRON BROS. Sc XVILLIAM SON funeral Qlrrctnrs North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 134 Vancouver Parlors 55 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 13o4 THE West Van Nees Pablisbc&t Every Friday WEST VANCOL'VER Christian Science Society Dundarave HalL hlarine Dr. Dumtaravs Sunday Screics ai 11.$0 e.m. Subject. July 4th -GOD" Sunday School at 10.00 a. m. Testimony bicoiiug every Wc&i- nes&tap at 8.16 p.m. United Church The Vacation Bible School commenced on hfonday morning with a good attendance. Parents are invited to send their children The purpcse of the school is tn instruct the children in the con- tents of the Bible and the devo- tional music of the Christian life. The Sunday School picmc of the United Church will be held io Whytecliff on July 22nd. A stropg committee has been «p- pointed and everything points to a tine time. The services ivill be as usual next Sunday at the United Church. The Pastor will preach. ihfrs. A. ihI. O'Donnen and chil- d&an were suddenly called to IVinnipeg on Tuesday night ow- ing to the serious illness of hIrs. O'Donnell's brother. Special services ivill be held in the United Church on Sunday, July 11th, at 7.30 p.m., ivhen the Orange Lodge will hold 8 special parade and church service. St. Stephen's Church Trinity 6 (July 4th). 8 a. m.--Holy Communion. 10 a. m.--Sunday SchooL 11.15 a. m.--Holy Communion. 7.15 p. m.--Evensong. The third annual Church of England Camp at Long Bay, Gambier Island, opened on hIon- day last with the Senior boys in attendance. The senior girls will follow in two weeks and from July 26th to August 9th the camp will be open for junior girls. August 9th to 23rd is the time set for junior boys and the season is brought to a close with a camp for mothers and small children. Mr. Barton's account of some of his experiences as 8 mission- ary in Nigeria was listened to with rapt attention by the Trail Rangers Monday night and many questions were asked at the close of his talk. The framed certi- ficate of recognition was present- ed to the camp by the hIentor and hung in the Parish Hall. There followed an impromptu musical programme in which Douglas Johnson, Alan Vaughan, Robert Lemon and Albert Kend- rick took part and Robert Blox- ham showed some interesting conjuring tricks. A "Bun Feed" rounded off the evening's pro- gramme and some of the boys interested in star gazing remain- ed behind for a few minutes to gather lore concerning the heav- ens in mid-summer. The annual Sunday School pic- nic will be held on Wednesday, July 14th, in Stanley Park. The Senior Girls of Mrs. Cot- ton's class held an enjoyable pic~ nic IVednesday at Whytecncf. A flannel dance will be given by the Duncan Lawson Chapter, I.O.D.E., in Dundarave Hall on Saturday night, July 3rd. The Edna Haywood orchestra will be in attendance. Circulating ihroughoui the District of Wast Vaacouvcr -- Ambtcsidc, Hoiiy- burn, Was&au, Duudaravs, CauifsUJ, Why&actufu, Cypress Park, sic. British Israel Association of West Vnncouver )CEETCNGS-- nad aad 4th Thurs&tars of each month at Duudaravs Hall at 8.16 p.m. Literature at bliss ibicBsin's '"The Lit&is Shop," Marina Drive. West Van Public Schools The following are the Honor Roll students in connection with the West Vancouver Public Schools. DUiVDARAVE Grades I and II -- Proficienc --Brenda Wicking. Deportment --Evelyn hfcGowan. Regularity --John Davey. Grades III and IV -- Profici- ency -- Jean Currie. Deport- ment -- Nary Currie. Regular- ity -- Milton IVard. HOLLYBURN Grade I -- Proficiency--Agnes Gray. Deportment -- Alan Fraser. Regularity -- Dorothy Piper, Gordon Vince. Grade II -- Proficiency-- Gordon Gibson. Deportment- Freda Rush. Regularity -- Eliz- abeth hforris, Ian Rush, Harry Piper, Edward Tearoe. Grade III--Proficiency-- John John Harper. Deportment-- Grace RusselL Regularity-- Mary Colpitts, Virginia Gamage. Grade IV--Proficiency--Mary Edington. Deportment--Eileen Body. Regularity -- Dorothy Hahn, Pearl Robertson. Grades V and VII -- Proficien- cy -- Edward Rush. Deport- ment -- Barbara Anwork. Reg- ularity -- Basil Clement, Ernest Tite, Doris Cunin. Grade VI -- Proficiency- Bonita Armstrong. Deportment --hIorah Stronge. Regularity- hIargaret Ginett, Phyllis John- son, hIona Sentance, Clayton Stewart. PAULINE JOHNSON SCHOOL Grade I -- Proficiency--Angus Young. Deportment -- Jean Waddington. Regularity--Pat- ricia Albin. Grade II --Proficiency -- Jean McKenzie. Deportment -- Eu- nice Turvey. Regularity--IVRI- lace Murray, Eileen Hodgson. Grade III -- Proficiency-- Frank Hodgson. Deportment-- Peggy Barker. Regularity-- Harry Philips. Grade IV--roficiency--Jean Jeffries, Eleanor Eager. Deport- ment -- John Kendrick. Regu- larity -- Gertrude Thompdon. Grade V -- Proficiency--Josie Leyland. Deportment--Barbara Ford. Regularity -- Patricia Davidson, Charles Baldwin. Grade VI -- Proficiency-- Jack IVatt Deportment--Gladys Creelman. Regularity -- Vina Telford, Ian Hamilton. Grade VII -- Proficiency- Sanley Boshier. Deportment- Sadie Loktinen. Regularity-- Annie Ridley, Grace Thompson, Ione MacDonald, Billie Gardiner, Allex Duncan. Robert Fiddes. Grade VI IIB -- Deportment-- Peggy Ifindmarsh. Regularity --Bill Davies. Grade V I IIA -- Deportment-- Helen Colpitts. Regularity-- Irene Young. H. HODGSON aad P. F. LOVEGROVE Pubiisbcrs Basiucss aad El)aorist Office& 1361 btarinc Drie Phoae ores& 19L Rail Aaaxcssi p.O. Box 101, HoUybara, CL C. AD'VERT)SING RATES ON APPLICATION $1.00 a year by maiL Ncwss&amts 5cpet copy A CAUTIOUS Man insures his house. A PRUDENT!)lan registers his Deed A WISE hfan who wants to Buy or Sell his property consults HARRY P. HRITTON REAL ESTATE BROKER Phone Seymour 4538 601-602 Credit Foncier Bldg., 850 Hastings St., tV., Vancouver July 2nd, 1026. PIIONLP iVEST 28 FOR ItEI.IABI,E (; teOt.'I:.V il:S GOOD Gf:ODS AT A FAIR I ~ ICICE NiO I'OOII (cool)S AT ANY I'ltlCE Wo apo the oldest cstabnshcu store in Vvssi Vancouver, and have a pupuiaiion to maintain. BUY FROal uSEEDSu AND BE SATiSFCED HARD)YARE -- PAliNTS ItUII.DEBS'U I'I'I,IES SEL~~DS'r ICOCE1&Y V'E DEI.IVER )Ve close nt I p. m. every Thursday. Marine Drive, Ambleside. Phone West 28 pi 11 )pt Enjoy a pleasant evening nt THE HOLLYBURN THEATRE CP COOL AND CO6IFORTABLE To.Night and COLI.EEN ihIOORE in THE DESERT FLOWER Extra Special Next i)ion(lay 'THE SEA BEAST'n(l lNe(ines(lay CHILDRRN RDOADULTS 35C p L. H. BEAMISH Real Estate Insurance Loans AMBLES&DE WHARF West 17 PEARCE'S DRYGOODS New Ambtcsids Block Lci us figurc on those WINDOW BLINDS You require SCALLOPED Oii PLAIN Estimates Free New Classes for Summer Teach- iag in )Vest Vancouver aow being Cd&meet J M MORGAN West Vancouver Teacher of Voice Pro- duction and Singing Leave massage at ONETVSu Of- fice or Phone tvcst 19L Weat Vancouver Inveitmeat Co. 18&h aad Msrioo Drive Phone. ')vest 102 Notary Listings Public Wanted A. OLIVER WATERFRONT Oeleeee I&ihip& lilh 4' . JOiiNER 6'l CABiiVET MAKER Furniture, cic. repaired, Saws Lawn blowers, Axes, cicu sharp- ened. Atkins Old Store Marine Drive Ambleside Meat Market C ~u tVS are making a feature of Fresh CookedOO+eu Meats dunng the warm weather. M The Best you can buy. eats YOUR CUSTOM IS APPRECIATED FRESH, CURED, and COOKED MEATS, BACON BUTTER, EGGS, ETC. PHONE: WEST 161 We Dehver Mrs. Ross HOME COOKING Parker House Rolls Cakes and Ples Orders Talcn Afternoon Tca Ouc spscisiiy. Hollybnrn Barber Shop biARCNE DiiiVE su&1 15th. opp &h weel veu Lorna p ce G. RAC)LAND, 1'ropricioi 1iss had over twenty-nvs years'xpsricucsiu the barbar busi- noss. Is abls io give quick suet OC. ficicnt scrvics. Ladies, Gentlemen nnd Children FOR WATERFRONTAGE and other property HOUSES TO RENT, FIRE INSURANCE, ETO. 17th Street aee JOHN LAWSON Phone West 55 l Next FRIDAY aod SATURDAY RICHARD BARTHELMESS aud DOROTHY MACKA&LL 'SHORE LEAVE" The Thos&ra wnl be open such 31ONDA Y, 'iVSDN ESDAY, FR&DAY salt SATUC&DAY Evpulohue 30c aad too biaiiuccs 20c sud ioc Telo uho'ue 7 ~ ud 0 x pim used&dere eod Hoildepe li 11 ip u (ae „By llflrsesh()e i, An b +olfe'li .le ~LAC« OFFI I(;EIIS enoui"6 ro for th annus,'tfic d gt 1", jtuxilla the)Vo&ne Boating elec e n'4 Hero I Club, "h„ted'(L hlro 'ofting! '.S.)'"3 'rhl'ern . lce hfrs 'Biei hire 'V, Go, 'omm' lp~u WEg VAN Hl SCZOol PASS LIST 5 lo Grade prom Grade On recommendation; hetic order: I. Armstrong, hfargare 2 Edwsrdo, )folly 3. Garland, Kenneeth 4. Hamilton, Reginald 6, Ifammond, Isabel 6. Hood, Jeag 7 )Cevfife, Blanche 8. Nichello, Dudley 9. Vickery, Cecily Examination, in ony ment: I. Clemente, hfargaret cCufioggh, Aileen 3. Reid, Andrew amPaon, Eileen 6. Jackson, Ruth 6. Malnaoo,'rnold 7 hfckenzie, Jean 8. NeviRe, Edmund (con al), Promotal to Gr de ) On recommendation, in 'I betic order: I. Alhin, Ada 2 Bnne Eleanor 3. Chilton, Olive. 4. Cornish, James 6. Gray, George 6. Hamilton, Bruce 7. Kendrick, Albert 8. Leckie, PhyRq 9. Partingion, Loio 10. Traford, Benme 11. Russell, Hilda By Examination, in orl merit: 1. Bloxham, Robert 2. Burns, Arthur 3. Lennox, Eleanor 4. hl&Cleaand, Robert 6. Bayne, Reginald 6. Allen, John 7. Baxter, Jamea 8, Grieve, Alexander 9 IVadaworih hfaho 10. hlcNair, Gladya (con 1 1. Wataon, Murra (urray (con& 12. Summergeld, Jacktional) Proin 1st Year Comercial iear Commercial On recominen dation; in i l. h. hfargarel Bna er (con& 2. Sybil Cha 3 Cullin P 4 Ph II'la Devica elen Nighlin. hlarion hb galemillan y Exaini merit; I, Jack No 2, Dorothy~ad y Corhet Comple Commercj~f 4 T&voe,). 'Pcm'(h ph IM'ic, Armotron '0,42'arl Jeoaec strong ring