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001B6B92 Preparing the Meal is a Pleasure --And eating it, too, these warm summer days if Jeffries'ooked hlEATS are used. Sumaler Sausaxes, made b! ourselves: Hamburg Steak, made while you waiL Hams, Bologna, etc. ALL hIEATS KEPT IN REFRIGERATOR Ftwsh and Cured hfeats, Butter, Eggs, Bacon and Lard Buy Your Meats from JEFFER$ES Next to Honrbttrn Theatre PHOiNE IVEST 3 WE DELIVER EAV SUB-DIVISION Just Put o» tlie ulfyrkf t Large Splendid View Lots Corner ESQUIRIALT AND 11th STREET Price $350 to $550--Good Terms Thry vpon'f ldyf long! Atdhr your rhoirr r&frly! GEO. HAY 315 Cordova St W Vancouver 14th St. a hiarine West Vancouver Hollyburn Pavilion DAAT t"I& G EVERY IVEDiNESDAY AiVD SATURDAY 8:30 to 11.30 p.m. Nick's Olympian ?-Piece Orchestra Expert Workmanship 27 Years'xperience Watch Clock and I Jevrellery Repairing The bvest Van Watchmaker and Jeweller (iV. SAGAR) Repairs Collected and Delivered AMSLESIDE ~ 'O SMOOTH--SO POWERFUL Search the entire market and you cannot duplicate The Chevrolet Coach at 51020.00. It stands supreme as the greatest coach value in the world. No other coach offers equal beauty, roominess, riding comfort, durability, and completeness of equipment, no other coach has an operation so smooth and so powerful at anywhere near its prices. ASK FOR A DEHIONSTRATIOiV. NORTH SHORE MOTORS LTD. SALES CHEVROI&ET SERVICE 135 First Street West, Phone North 1186 North Vancouver Phone North 1350 THE OFFICIAL AUTO CLUB GARAGE ON THE NORTH SHORE Free Towing to hfembers We are open until 12 P.M. week days and 11 P.hi„Sundays. A Good Selection of Watches, Clocks and,Jewellery on hhnd at attractive prices THE WEST VAN NEIVS Correspondence Transportation. Sir,--As you are probably aware, on Tuesday last passen- gers on the Ferries were handed a card on which Io vote «Yes" or "iVou &vhether they required a change in the service by hav- ing the boats leave Ambleside at 16 minutes to the hour and 16 minutes after the hour from the City. It is, of course, recognized that most of the passengers commence and quit work on either the hour or the half hour, and I think the move a very good one and in the interest of the upbuil&ling of the hIuni- cipality. At the present time no pro- vision is ma&le for people com- mencing work at 8.30 a.m. and quitting at 6.30 p.m. It is too long a stretch having to wait for a ferry from 6.80 p.m. to 6.16 p.m. and improved transporta- tion is long overdue. In fact the writer knows of more than one family that has left the Muni- cipality on account of preesnt unsatisfactory ferry service. No mention vras made of any change in the sailings of the ex- tra boats. I understand it is not proposed to alter the time of the 6 a.m. ferry nor the times of the present extra ferry. IVhy was this not stated on the voting card? This omission resulted in many people voting "No,u as they understood these also were to be changed. It would have been very little trouble to have shown either on the front or the back of the card the proposed schedule for the morning and evening rush hours and thus made it quite clear to the voters. There is no doubt but that the card was very poor- ly drafted, and only one result will be the outcome--the major- ity of the voters will vote uNo" on account of being "in the dark." As someone remarked: "It is as clear as mud." "Is the changed time to be in efFect all day?" "When is the last ferry in the evening?~And the money spent in printing and distribut- ing these cards has been wasted. No so long ago an article ap- peared in the oSunu regarding the heavy traific expected dur- ing the summer season and stat- ing that it would be necessary to give a twenty minutes'ervice during the rush hours. But we still have the same old unsatis- factory service. How does one expect to see a municipality go ahead with transportation rates (boats and bus) minimum 11 1-2 cents each way accompanied by an inferior service 7 Even if the proposed change is turned down what is wrong with the manager making one trip during morning and evening rush hours to help out the situa- tion, and thus let the people see he has the interests of the muni- cipality at heart. There is, I un- derstand, a spare engineer in the sheds, also another on the buses, and a spare boat, so, with little extra expense and all pulling to- gether, I see no reason why faci- lities can not be improved. In conclusion I would like to offer the following suggestion as to change of schedule:-- Change time of regular fer- ries leaving Ambleside to 15 minutes after the hour and from Vancouver 15 minutes to the hour. Extra ferries to leave Amble- side at 6.46 and 7.45 a.m. Evening service from Van- couver to be 5.20, 6.60, 6.20 and 6.60. This would give a late ferry leaving at 11.45 from the City. --I am, etc., "FOURTEEN YEAR RATF.- PAYER." The Hollyburn Theatre is of- fering a bargain next week. Cut the advertisement which appears on Page 2 of THE NEWS and it will admit two people for the price of one, l.e., 30 cents. Horticultural Assn. The directors of the West Vancouver Horticultural Arueo- ciation are meeting shortly to make plans for the Fall Show, to be held on September 11th in the Ambleside Hall. Catalogues can be obtained at the Ambleside Tea Rooms. Any further infor- mation can be had through the secretary. Phone IVest. 446L. The boulevalvls will be judged at the Fall Show. The directors attended the Annual Memorial Service at the Memorial Arch on Sunday last. The wreath placed on by the sec- retary being the work of Mrs. Adair and daughter. McGeer Campaign Being Well Organised Mr. McGeer has announced that his campaign management committee will consist of Angus hicGugan, chairman, ex-Mayor G. W. Vance, Harry Logan. P. Love, J. J. Dutton and George Hay. There was a meetmg of Liberal women for organization purposes in K. P. Hall last even- ing and on Saturday night, the West Vancouver Liberals hold a rally at Ambleside Hall. Mr. McGeer will leave on Saturday night for the northern part of the riding, where he will meet the people of Powell River and every poll in the constitu- ency. He will be away 10 days. A. E. Munn, M.L.A., will accom- pany him. ~ e e Police Court Mrs. A. Kirkpatrick, West Vancouver, D. M. Brown, Van- couver, and L. Chapelas, Van- couver, were each fined 55 for infractions of the Motor Act. Boards of Trade Meet August 13th 1926 Roberts'etter ijieats IHIteSt II:16 Saturday Specials Glen Dale Creamery Butter Government Spechtls 3 lbs. for $ 1.15 Ontario Cheese, per lb. 28c LOCAL SPRING LAHIB. Legs ............................ 42c. Shoulders .................... 28c. LOCAL HULK FED VEAL Stewing Veal, lb........ 11c Oven Roast, lb., from 17c NO. 1 STEER BEEF. Government Inspected. Boiling Beef, lb........... 7c Pot Roast, lb., from .. 10c Shoulder Steak, lb., 12 I-2c Oven Roast, lb., from 15c B. C. Peaches, crate, 51.35 Apples, 6 lbs. for ...... 25c Plums, 4 ibm for .......... 25c Lemons, per doz........... 35c Tomatoes, 2 lbs. for .... 25c Pears, per &loz............. 30c FRESH FISH DAILY. SPECIAL in Delicatessen. Frying and Roasting Chicken. By IIsil 5 X P! I 5 Vo MPH'Hl EVERYBODY tbst se mining it whee munity b Ip, »Yes css conditions in ifevt AND WOREB-w"'axes, better mb simpb'oes mt'ircslstesst born 'E8TVANCOU izcss are helping in f ssr beautiful mss. mpidly if every cftu mlbv better help yes DIVIDE YOUR II ssd others wbe bsv& Fieip them asd theY crcssbd vabfme mess Remember your s sstkzf&Ir. Itistob ol! Iblsvwlsmsg ssd I ssd He's right here I BE IIORE THAN I ' 'IMPRPII WE DELIVER Morning to All Parts, 11 o'lock Afternoon, East of 25th 3 o'lock A correspondent w now under cosstructi respondent are worth feet of bringing morc able programme of ro Few of us realise during the present ?v& icipslity bas bcsvfiivd ection. Gaed roads and g& district, asd we sbosi sive spirit they have There is one imp& would like te mc cgvc Drive is very badly pl would meet with popu . Mlg"t we draw IbIcil speciasy Ie tbk rd est. making the seeefsit I LONs'n'Ai.E West Vancouver Lumber Co. LIMITED Town Planning By Now in Effec Tbc Zoning R .was fissH? M w 5 mucbuH~ 4 nilsI force. &4 by.law is 15th and Marine Phone West 115 Lumber, Lath, Shingles Inside Finish etc. Quality Guaranteed. SERVICE k&OVDAY--TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY NEX'r '&vxf'lK ROD LA ROCQUE IX R A Fk I&~ I I IINA 14 I A Vie&ore of Wlsvvsm aod Campus Life--A Slg Drama&lo Theme developed el&h Maul erly Skill. TMUILIDAY-VRIDAY-SATURDAY RICHARD DIX in "SAY IT AGAIN" * Smry of a My&hlesl Klozdom .. Du& Ihe Laughs are Rash An invitation has been re- ceived by the Reeve and Council to attend the banquet of the As- sociated Boards of Trade at North Vancouver to-night. Electric Shoe Repair Shop HAS REMOVED TO THE NEW STORM. Next to Kevill's Furniture Store. Three doors East of Old Stand. THE SAME SPEEDY SERVICE, GOOD MATERIAii and WORKHIANSHIP. FRED TITE Foot Specialist Hold Laod for Residences At the Wadsthe Council it w a&an&le Drive Hestia the wbol n fnf bu I ense DlIt l„felt Ib „em Pssteam ~te the IF would b i na sd of sb e'ident'al liveszs one.