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001B6B84 THE WFET VAiV NEIVS July 30th. 1926. Preparing the Meal is a Pleasure COl&1&ESl ONDIiNCE Roberts'And eating it, too, these warm summer dave if Jeifries'zsokedhi EATS are used. Summer Sausages. made by ourselves: Hamburg Steak. made while you waiL Hams, Bologna. etc. ALL hIEATS KEPT liV REFRIGERATOR Fresh and Cured hfeats, Butter, Eggs, Bacon and Lard COhll'I.AINT OF Sl l)IIWAI.KS WHYTECI.IFF RATKI'AYERS Whytecllif. B. C.. July 24. 192G. Editor brest Van. News'. Dear Siv, The Executive of IVhytecliff Ratepeu ers'ssociation wish to thank you for the active inter- est you are taking in our rond, and wish to stnte that a public meeting is to be hekl in Mr. Rogers'onthouse, Horseshoe Bay. on Satutxlay, August 7th, at 8 p. m., when we hope the svriter of the splcmli&l letter. "D.L. 430," will be present an&I also your kind self, Mr. Editor. It is the aim of our associa- tion to enrol every tnxpayer in Ward I, some 341 persons, an&I to see that the kind of trentment we have had from previous coun- cils is not repented. Any taxpayer will be welcom- ed as a member by sending his name. address, and one dollar to J. B. Whitburn Esq., Garrow Bay. If the municipality is to de- velop along proper lines, it is up to each taxpayer to do his bit "now," and not kick later on be- cause things hnve gone wrong. Trusting you will fin& space for this in your valuable columns aml wishing you the best of luck, Sincerely yours L. LAMBERT, Sec. IVhyteclifi'atepayers'ssociation. Better29th July, 192G.The Editor, IVest Van. News: Dear Sir, As a taxpayer of this muni- cipality for nearly six years. I would like to protest against the condition of the sidewalk on the North side of hiarine Drive be- t&veen 13th and 14th. At pres- ent it is unsnfe to wnlk upon it. This sidewalk is being used and will be at all times, particularly by residents who go down to the stores to purchase goods or send their chil&lren to do so. One dny some child carrying home. say a pot of jam is going to fall and cut himself severely or break a leg, on this sidewalk or get stuck bet&veen the boards, which will cost our municipality a lot of money for damages. As a ratepayer, therefore, I would like to see the sidewalk put in shape without delay. Yours truly, C. J. OVERINGTON. MeatsBuy Your Meats from JEFFRIES Next to Hollpburn Theatre PHONE WEST 3 WE DELIVER ELECTRIC SHOE REI'Ai SHOP 14th nnd 5'lnrlne I/est II.I6 WE DELIVER hforning to All I'nrls, 11 o'lock Afternoon, Enst of 25th 3 o'lock ESH FISH DA WIU be Removing to NEW STORE, Next to Kevill's Furniture Store„about 15th August. We will be pleased to meet all old and new customers. THE SADIE SPEEDY SERVICE-- While you wait or same day as brought in FRED TITE Foot Specialist Next to West Van. Garage, Amhleside VPRING SALMON SALMON TROU HALJBUT COD KIPPER SALMON BLACK COD FINN A NH A D D NEW SUB DDrIgION Just put ou tlic marut Tea Honoring Miss James.Large Splendid View Lots Corner ESOUlihlALT AND 11th STREET Price $350 to $550-- Good Terms PitihIE STEER BEEF Boiling Beet, lb................. 7c Pot Roast, Crom, lb... Ien Oven Roast from ...,..... 17cMrs. T. Purcell-Hardman en- tertained some of the Teaching Stair of the General Wolfe school Tuesday afternoon at her home in West Vancouver. The event was to honor Miss James, who is to be married shortly. Dur- ing the afternoon Miss James was presented with a silver veg- etable dish, from the staff. Be- fore returning to the city the party which included Miss Mur- phy, Miss Williamson, Miss Ross Miss Clark, Miss MacDonald, Miss Robertson, Miss Beaty,Miss James. Miss McAlonen, Miss Westoby and Mr. and Mrs. Pur- cell-Hardman, motored west to view the new part of Marine Drive. s'llakr your rhoirr rariy! Beef Dripping . „...„,. „ IecThey vfssn'f lanf long! Tide TablesGEO. EXAY LOCAI. VEAL Breast Veal ....... 13c Oven Roast for =, 17nHigh LowTide Tidep.m. p.m.10.09 3.20 10.49 4.16 High Low Tide Tide a.m. a.m ........ 9.Z8'.55 ...10.48 4.53 P.m. ...12.22 5.66 ........ 2.11 7.01 ........ 0.14 8.02 0.68 8.52 .......... 1.46 9.34 315 Cordova St„W„ Vancouver 14th St. 3& Marine West Vancouver or July 30 31 FRESH FRUIT AND V EG EPA B LES Aug. 1 2 3 4 6 11.31 6.12 6.29 3.46 8.06 4.45 9.32 6.20 10.34 Hollyburn Pavilion DAN("ING Last Call for Apricots 51.26 a Costa Caste)oaves .............. 2 for 25c Tomatoes ......................... 15c Pears, por dozen ......... 35c Wstarsaaioa, pnr ib........ Sc Apislns .................... 5 Ihs 25s Plums ...................... 2 lbs. 25c The funeral of Mrs. R. E. Walker took place on Saturday at Ocean View Burial Park. Three nieces and one nephew of the deceased, Mrs. H. Nesbitt, Miss B. M. and Miss D. Robinson and Kenneth Robinson, are resi- dents of IVest Vancouver. EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY 8:30 to 11.30 p.m. Nick's Olympian 7-Piece Orchestra Changes Proposed in Electric Lighting Agreement NOR MAND'S GROCERYSAVORY & DUVAL 14th and Marine PHONE WEST 65 You can find here a selection that will meet any demands. OUR SERVICE--COURTEOUS, PAINSTAKING, CAREFUL; No effort too great in order to meet your demands. OUR STOCK IS ALWAYS FRESH AND UP-TO-DATE. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1429 hiarine Drive , Phone West 114 The insertion of a clause per- mitting the councils to change from the arc light to the new ornamental type of street lamps, when and wherever deemed nec- essary, was suggested for the B. C. Electric street lighting a- greement, at a joint meeting of the three North Shore councils hIonday night. The second ten-year term of this agreement between the North Shore and the B. C. Elec- tric is now ended and the meet- ing on Monday night was called to discuss possible amendments. Another clause proposed was that so much should be paid per light yearly, instead of so much per kilowatt hour, as previously agreed upon. It is probable that a request will also be made to shorten the agreement to five years instead of ten as this will allow more improvements in the street lighting. It was pointed out that this is an essential fac- tor in municipalities growing as rapidly as those on the North Shore. Expert advice on some tech- nical questions will be taken in reference to the agreement. The matter will again be con- sidered at another joint meeting next Monday night. West Vancouver entered into a new lighting agreement about two years ago, and Reeve David Morgan and Councillor K. A. Ray of that municipality, attended tonight'6 meeting in a watching capacity. JUST ISSUED ABSOLUTELY UP-TO-DATE NEW WALL IPrAP PHONE YOUR ORDER---WE DELIVERCovering the Whole District of WEST VANCOUVER Includes all registered Sub-divisions. Send your orders to The WEST VAN. NEWS West Vancouver Lumber Co. 15th and Marine Phone West 115 Lumber, Lath, Shingles $ 10 Used Car Sale Inside Finish etc. Quality Guaranteed. SERVICE1925 Ford Touring, new paint, new tires. This car is like new $400.00 1925 Star Sport Touring, four brand new tires, good paint. performs like a new car............................$750.00 Ford Coupe--a real snap.........$350.00 1924 Chevrolet Roadster. This car is in splendid condition, $500 Ford Touring......„.....$200.00 Ford Touring....................$250.00 Ford Touring..............................$100.00 SEE US FIPiST FOR A USED CAR. CASH OR TERSIS. NORTH SHORE MOTORS LTD. SALES CHEVROLET SERVICE 135 First Street West, I'hone North 1186 North Vancouver I'hone North 1350 THE OFFICIAL AUTO CLUB GARAGE ON THE iNORTH SHORE Free Towing to hiembers We are open until 12 PM. week days and 11 PBI„Sundays. PICTURES AT [ ONSD!AI,LE MON.. TUES. - WED. - Next Week Aug. 2nd, 3rd, 4th THUR. ~ F RI. - SAT. 5th 6th 7th HEBE DANIEI.S in 'PAL" "4c" The Week Commencing the 9th, "THE BLIND GODESS" JACK IIOLT "THE SAVAGE" BEN LYONS e ' I lib e ~ f' 1',E(y 4 6 I Tho loath V gg~icipd " Cirtuhstiii oy sbisil S.1.00 i lity of Tbe Iivnicip"I the Ex ysscous'« isi exhibit. bsve 3 II 0 6 nuccu&n 0 it in exhibit is 6 m00icip unique ss ~first time tb I bmi of bi hss taken I"' pnblic, isg Iten,.t d s hbout 20 cupyisg» 'I bt of the 9 square 2 " b hihssfnctsentrssce annot fnii to nl 0 hHestios0 «nthe, itself,e„,ihtn ages snd rockery " little gs n" 0 ~ Thur&„ of rocks an m S&sn een8 I nt tbe back had fipwnss are contsise concesleg by the m&nn. Scn 0 through the garden we 5 esneis bearing tbe slogans'South Vnncouvn building its ows Parks, Vancouver bsn the best course in Canada," "South I couver making Vnscouver gt "South Vancouver be every year," "South Vancei wise at every iiower nbn There is 2 large frnmnd « giving the area, populht water frontage, park sites, m her of n.bnnLn nnd I'. &hssnic. land shins for seven montbn 1926 which amount to $80( and 3 large srenden horses'arked qinnicipnlity of 80 Vancouver" gives the'ifnct an entrance on the south siCk the exhibit. Considering the I that visitors come from no pn of the Provmce nnd Pnc States to the Exbibitins, would recommend this very factive method of advertising our Council. One Cent Per Def Tax For Hospita Reeve rom Rnid, nf 3 si intends placing bnfusl convention of the U 'mthe 2 which each Mrn 'd~ mndcnt of K one cent. R Rm msistennnce of tbsl tbe province Reeve Rnid viamatter np nt tbn mreeves nnd c060at tbe city b II, 0 ster Prig of which be&ident. y + Rnid'n prti 0 the count " OngicramP d for b„q"ve b 6 own by „rry 00, evidn Ibn hurnbnat nrn be oftuetosn i 0 from.tiPP nmnnt tbn therefo gcntioa nf Run of nnrionn one 3ns connid nratnlo, ~RE Thol,E If&nb s „7bh q-" Rlpb Aug 8 am. 7&4e,- 2R Ia~ 9. +10.12 5 M+ hnn3 4 H 1049 4 Ii.i'IE I,-S'42 930 7".it--II» 435 92 744037 3 123&.Ii 12 237 IR Lfi