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001B6B84 Classified Ads. FOR SALE--Milk Goe&e eud Kids A&co Goete'tuk cheep. Phono West 479Y. GARDENING-J. R. L Meipeniri-- Kxporieucdd. precticol gardener. Odd jobs done. Phone '&Voet 80IL HAVE CLIENT for 4 Room Buugo- low around $ 1,500. uot necoeeerily comp&cled. West 17. LADY WANTS KMPLOVhIKNIT- House, dining room or chamber wort. Sleep out. Apply "'&VORE" c'o West Vou. Nowu FOR RENT--Fire room houeo cloud to Cerry, &wo months for board of daughter. Phone Wast 1701 BVRNKLL it MAY Ofhce et the Ferry Imediug Phoae 'lVee& 113 LET I. S BUILD A HohlE FOR VOV on the easy payment plan. IVe have epeeist Cecih&iee Cor huouciug dwell- ings oud can save money for intend- iug home-bu&Mers. Aii ILXCKPTIONAL BUY is ogereb in two lots on ~ good open street, 1&0 Eeet from u povemeut, at $300 for tbe two. Sixo 104xlbo. %K ARE INSURANCE EXI'ERTS. handling eu breuchee of the busi- ness eud doing the work in our own office. BYRNELI. a MAY Office right at &he Ferry Leudiug. Phoae lVoet IIX R. P. CLARK a Co.. LTD. SNAPS FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS LOVELY MODKR.'4 STUCCO BI.'NG- ALOW--Large living room ~'x&5; fancy grain rir Panelling, cheery Open Fireplace; 2 sets doable wall plugs. Attractive fixtures, roomy bathroom; iet class porcelain eet eud fancy tile walls. Bright bed- rooms. good Kiteheu, buu&-iu seat eud pantry; Outside bock porch with nice view Garage, 60 Ct. Iot. fully rioerwL $3AOO on terms. NE%LY BUILT HOME--3 Bedrooms fall plumbing, fireplace, concrete Couudetion; bo Coot Iot. $2,71io on &ovule. FINB VIEW BUILDING LOT 60x120 up 24th St. This is ~ good buy for $250 on terms. Beeutirul view lots within three blocks of Morine Drive $525 on terms. MARINE DRIVE BUSLNESS LOTS m developed area $1000, terms. Woterrroutuge. Several tote at Hoi- Iyburu uud West Boy from $ 1600 to $2500. Buy uow. Will cost more uexe ydeI'. ACREAGE is scarce -- 15 acres for $5000. 14 acres $5,600, 3 acres $1800. 2 acres $1600, 6 acres close in uud suitable for subdivision $5000. R. P. CLARK it Co LTD. 823 Hastings St. W. Sey. 7483, 7484 WFqT VANCOUVER Christian Science Society Dundnrave HnlL hfarine Dr. DuIldoi'evo Suodey Service at 11.30 mlu. Subject, Aug. 1st, "I.OV E" Sunday School e& 10.00 e. m. Testimony hide&tug every Wed- ueedey at 8.16 p.m. THE WEST VAiN NEIVS Brhtish Israel Association of West Vancouver M K EYING S 2nd eud 4th Thursdays oC ouch month at Duudureve He&i at 8.1&i p. m. Literature at Miss Mcaeiu'e- "Tbe Little Shop," Marine Drivtb CUnited Church Notes St. Stephen's Church Trinitv 9. (August Ist). 6 a. m.--Holy Communion. 10 a. m.--Sunday School. 11.16 a. m.&--lloLV communion 7.16 p. m.--Evensong. The Rev. H. M. Henderson vriu have charge of all services at St. Stephen's on Sunday. Four girls from this parish, Frances Brydon-Jack, Betty anti Ruth Holdsivorth and Phyllis Johnson, left last hfonday for two weeks at the Junior Girls Camp at Long Bay, Gambier Island. Visitors'ay at this camp is Thursday, August 5th, and the boat leaves the Union Steamship wharf at 9 n. m. Choir Picnic The St. Stephen's Choir and their friends had a most delight- ful trip to Hood Point on Satur- day last. After a very pleasant journey of about one hour and a half on the IVest Van. Ferry iVo. 5, they reached Hood Point, which is a very pretty spot on the north side of Bowen Island. The party landed and the swim- mers had a good time in the beautiful waters. Then supper time arrived and everybody did full justice to the repast, after which sports were entered into with much energy, running races three-legged race, potato race, etc. In fact everybody young nnd old hnd a chance of winning 0 prize. The return home was a real moonlight trip, Ambleside being reached about 9 p. m. Every- body said it was the best picnic yet. The thanks of the choir are due tothe Church Commit- tee for supplying ice cream, which everyone appreciated. bar Heights United Church will occupy the pulpit of the IVest Vancouver United Church next Sunday at both services. The Rev. S. H. Smith and fam- ily who hnve been spending 0 short holiday at Cypress Park, will return to their home at the end of the week. During his stay Mr. Smith hns occupied the pulpit of the United Church for the last two Sunday evenings. Wedding at United Church The marriage took place on Saturday evening at the United Church Manse, West Vancouver, of Albert Earl Hayter of North Vancouver, and Ethel Blanche Nosworthy, daughter of Mrs. Florence Nosworthy of North Vancouver. The witnesses were Frank Alder and Ella Florence Nosworthy, sister of the bride. The newly married couple are spending their honeymoon on the Island, nnd on their return will reside at 446 21st Street, North Vancouver. United Church Sunday School Picnic The Sunday School picnic of the United Church was held at Whytecliff IVednesdny, 14th of July, when a large number of children and friends made the journey. The day wns fine and all enjoyed the swimming and bathing. A number of prizes were won by the children in the various races nnd everybody, when they returned home, a- greed that they had enjoyed one very fine day. Archery Demonstration at West Van. idwul Repreeeu&eiive C. J ARCHER, West 651L The Vancouver Archery Club is paying 0 visit to West Van- couver next Sunday afternoon, when they will give a demonstra- tion of their nrt to those who may be interested. This demon- stration is being made with a view to forming an archery club in West Vancouver. The meet- ing is to take place at the home of Mr. John Nylnnds, 29th and Marine, and an invitation is ex- tended to au interested in this fascinating sport. Any further information relative to this may be obtained from Mrs. R. C. Procter, Phone West 23LS, or from Mr. John Nyland, Phone West 63Y1. Personal %e SpdcteBee in West Veudouxer. List with as if you want to selL hfrs. D. Hicks and Miss L. C. Close, Talton Place, are spend- ing several days at IVhyteclilf. o hfrs. J. L. Davidson was a luncheon hostess on the 21st, at her summer place at Caulfeild in honor of Mrs. Kenneth Steven- son of New York. ~ o o ihfr. and ihIrs. Winner and fam- ily, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Case, 14th and Marino, have returned to their home in California. hfr. Wisner is Mrs. Case'0 brother. ~ o o hIr. James Thompson, the well known transfer and fuel dealer of West Vancouver, has return- ed here after an extended visit to his old home in Aberdeen, Scotland. o o o Miss G. I. Lawson, Miss Gillies and hfiss Smith are attending a summer school at the University of I'Vashington, Seattle, It is reported that in the event of the Conservatives being re- turned to power at the elections Mr. George Black will probably be appointed Speaker of the House. He is personally very popular with the members, and is well versed in parliamentary procedure. THB DUNDARAVE REGATTA The 10th Annual Regatta will be held at Dundarnve Pier at 2 p. m. on August 21st. There will be a large number of events and as the regatta is got up for the special benefit of West Vancou- ver swimmers, it is hoped that there will be a big entry of local talent. West Van 1Vetos PubBehed Erery Friday Circulotiug throughout the District of West Vuecouver -- Ambieeide, Hoity- buiib Wee&on, Duudorove, Ceo&rend, Why&edi&rc, Cypress Perk, e&c. H. HODGSON eed P. F. LOVEGROVE Pobi &eh ore Bueiuooe eud Editorial OCCidei 1361 Meriee Drive Phoae Wee& 19L Moil Addreoei P.O. Box 101, Houybure, B. C. ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION $ 1JM ~ year by maiL Neweeteude 6« per copy. Reduced Prices '""'"c",,'I, 36.95 TIRES and TUBES. Tubes $2.00 %est Vancouver Garage PHONE WEST 230 July 30th, 1926 H A R DW A R E HouIIIEHQLD PAINTS &JIk QILS SPY& IAL PRICES FOII &HIUANTITV OlenvitS g] I D 8 CrROCEE+Y PIIONE WEST 28 QI I QI of History The Thoetre w111 bo open eeoh h&ONDA Y, WYDNESDAY, PI&ID*Y eud SATURDA Y Riru&uge 30o aud 15o h&etioeee 2ac eud toc roo Hbooi I xd I 0 I porn Saluidai ~ abd i&olldiii IQI IQ WEST VANCOUVER TA X I STAN D--A mbleside Dock at, Sh&eld s btore Day and Night Service Day Phone West 116 After 10.30 p.m. tVest 139R PEARCE'S DRYGOODS Now Ambieeido Block Just arrived, o new shipment oC STA511'ED GOODS -- Pieces from 28 deuto up. D. M. C.'e 5 cents Skein Clark Standard Cotton, 3 Skeins for 10c Mrs. Ross Home Bakery 2435 Iieriee Drive, Deedereie Apple and Blackberry Pies Jelly Cakes Scotch Scones Parker House Rolls CHOICEST i VIEW LOTS 2 blocks from Marine Drive and Ferry, West Vaa. Iavestmeat Company 18th eud Marina Drive &'bone Weei 102 Dey or Night Atkins Old Store Marine Drive Ambleside Meat Market Poultry - Beer - Lamb - Pork - Veal Bacon and Hams, also Cooked Meats "'"'"""'bb Prelblati EGGS--Fresh from the Ranch PHONE WEST 161 We Deliver HARRON BROS. & WILLIAMSON jfunrral Oirtctars North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 134 Vancouver Parlors 65 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 llollybura Barber Shop bIARINE DRIVE eud 15tk Ope. Ebo WEE& VEH. Lbo&EE Co G. RADLAND, Proprietor Hae hed over twouty-Avo years'xperienceiu the barber buei- nese. Is abio &o give quick end ef- Acieut service. Ladies, Gentlemen and Children C FOR WATERFRONTAGE and other property IIOUSES TO REINT, FIIIE INSURANCE, ETC. 17th Street JOHN LAWSON Phone West 55 We close at I p, m. every Thursday, Marino Drive, Amblcside. Phone West 26 Vf E DEI.IVER I ~ IHH FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES AT THE HOLLYBURN THEATRE Q Rsn-Tsn-Tsn The Wonder Doit IN "The Clash of The Wolves" The World's Fnmous Stage Sensation The Merr JOIIN GILBE) tT nnd aad Wedaesday r iAE MURIIAY One of the Greatest Entartninments ~ ~ L,fe Say gatioa a ~,f the I unde Sixteeen SNiety gg 6,Ssviutc H Ii Pu ksders"'P tke S+ eostian„tsn'.'„'«a" MIdsf 'ifedslnngSsy on S tk I'(dree ly 25th. hae Baf ekoe , , under soo ',I tbe «," Club.0, Ju rses pi&read Yachting sand P lnp I et three I Nnsnce At g the Per Hosting /ranged I e ltbasts,lsu~ so htlumber ale 4 canoes IN" rawJiasts t m uistc around 4 anetrst&tke IN'n. tereeting em ta the p+sdditia" First sark s is,,„by Mr. Pu n turd an ss then giMvenE, Currsn, I seelsted by Oub roam'Mm af the Tke 3 lely gec Life Sar"5 dinner glv entertain-- the Harseeho ed st 8 m tbe Club m Blue prsgmilll~id' ummer Schpol PIc st Whyte hf then twa kundre4 are rs af the I ants snd members o it,„, g,f tke Un&re» y mer Sckaat g I tke %bool'5 anna& n&c st tykyteclljf After lunch hed ben eer 11 a. m, st the Vuiversit party left for North Van& where they took the 2 p, m ta Whytedili. Boating, b games snd dancing were urea of the dsy'8 outing. party returned at 11 p. m, city. Beach Party at 19th aad Waterf ~t"rdsy night hII I Mre H N&challs 19tksud (errant, gave a s77immjug 4nd bonf~ on the beech, feat of 19th. Community ing wes indulged in, end re ments were served, I those present were: The l Cleery, hlr. eud Mre. Ca Mre. snd hira Leopard, ill hIrs. Hsllaney, Mr, and Kidd, Miss Murray, hliss wsy, hlr. Hilton, Mrs, Will by, Miss Stanford, hlr. EriI hfr. Greenwood, hlr. hico Mr. Martin, Miss Floyd, Iyh&tbnghsm Mrs Sm&tb Caunt, Ilies Olean eud MIhire. Parker, Scottish So( A cammittee m executive end ttee wss h ld kpicmceal range far lkee purchase a Pundsrave Re 48» vill be eompe ed far by resident ia the er chi same ae i„e munlcipsub, All memhI&3 invited b reafthesaci Iattend in tk Service on S the hleu he MemaN» Auguel rine, at 3 ark 29tl auspices of tk W unde&ranch af the eet VauoI i km,M tk'O'~ n I:ers es 'm meupassible nstee al tke aveti Iend thte veg rtu&lity iarthy eerI hlr. Cktu - aries Aed fram 2 ppetan kle I urf InieI ..n I t, l lni,t '" "'lk the W n is 5 dan&1 eueauv em&4 up reekt, and hseence hert