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Resampled001B6D0E HINTS FOR THE HOi)hiE Trouble-Saving Ideas Furniture not provided with castors often scratches polished floors ivhen it is moved about. This can be moved about if little discs of felt are glued to the bot- tom of the leggs of the furniture. Place lemons that have become dry into a sucepan of hot, not boiling n ster. Leave the sauce- pan at the back of the stove for about two hours. Then ivipe lemons and they will iie found soft and fullof juice. Leave un- til quite cold before using. If the seat of a cane chair sags and you don't ivant to buy 0 new one. wash ivith cold-water starch to which has been added a good lump of soda. Dry in the sun or before a fire. Always burn a newspaper in the dustbin ivhen it has been emptied. This keeps it germ- free and sweet. Do not store cakes and bis- cuits in the same tin or the bis- cuits will soon become soft. If hot-water bottles and other articles made of rubber are washed every two months with water to which a little soda or ammonia has been added. it will prevent them from perishing and getting hard. A slice of lemon placed in the copper when boiling clothes cvi)1 remove any stains and make the clothes ivhite. A boiled potato rubbed on the hands will remove stains, leaving the hands soft and white. To remove iron rust from e garment spread lemon juice and salt over the stains. Tarnished silver can be clean- ed with a cloth sprinkled with bicarbonate of soda. $ Iutishisreelhssecie&ien of West Vancouver 'Will Meet Niext Tuesday (May 10th) ~ 1 8 P.bi. iu the &New Ambleside Hall ('uruec 14&h uud qisriue Drive Speakers blR. I'ERCY KING Subject: Will I Be ('anged. Itesurrected or 7 Something ivorih knoiving. WHYTECLIFF ROADS Ibll'ROVED The tender of Cotton Co. to complete re-construction of Whytecliff roads at a cost of S14.360 was accepted by the council at their meeting this week. The roads to be affected are: Nelson Street from Marine Drive to Bay Street. Bay Street from Nelson Street to Royal Avenue. Royal Avenue from Bay Street to Chatham Street. Chatham Street from Royal Avenue to Nelson Street. BASEBALL CLUB GIVE DANCE The West Vancouver Senior Baseball Club held their first dance in Ambleside Hall on Wed- nesday night. Everybody had a good time and the music was excellent. Barry's Orchestra was in attendance. The club propos- es to hokl another dance on May 19th, so you are asked to keep this date in mind. Further an- nouncements later. Dentist: Pardon me, I must have a drilL Patient: Can't yuu fill u tooth with- out a cebeureui I Ford Super Service NOTE-FORD 0%VN1HLS We carry a complete stock of GENUINE FORD PARTS. Ype quote the exact cost for work on any make of car and all our work is guaranteed. Chevrolet Specialists WATCH FOR THE OPENIiVG OF OUR NE)V SUPER-SER- VICE GAS STATION M/EST VAN GARAGE 14TH ATOD MARINE PHONE WEST 130 The Pacific Great Eastern Railway Co. ANNOUiVCES A CHANGE OF TRAIN SCHEDULE on the North Shore Division EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, 91AY 8&h, 1927. A NEW FEATURE Season Tickets Weekly uud Muushiy Passes, gocd fur unlimited number of rides, will beissued at iuw rates. Cummucatiuu Tickets are uow cmusferuble. 10-ride Tickets, gaudfor 30 dsya, aud 60-ride Tickem, CO days from date of issue. Passenger Rates, between aii stations, have been reduced. For further information, apply Su Paeeeuger Department, 633 Gran-ville ec., Vaucouvec, Teiepbuue Seymour 9331, or P. G. E. Depot, NorthVancouver, Telephone North 300. THE WEST VAN NEWS May 6;1927 Duudurave Sunday Service at 11.30 u. m. Subject Iiay Sth "Adam and Fallen sian" Suudsy Schuui at 10.00 a. m. Teetimuuy hiuubiug every Wud- needuy at 8.16 p.m. Made in Canada ( Sold on Merit St. Stephen's Church Fiaster 3 (slay Sth). 3 a. m.-- Holy Communion. 10 a. m.--Sunday School. 11.16 a. m.--Morning Prayer. 7.15 p. m.--Evensong. blr. Fred iL blarshnll, 0 mem- ber of the Nationai Laymen'8 Committee gave a very interest- ing lantern lecture on the ivork of the Columbia Const Mission before the A. Y. P. A., Tuesday night. If grounds can be secur- ed the members hope to enter a team in the Vancouver A. Y. P. A. tennis league. The Church Committee will meet next Tuesday night in the Parish Hall. Next Tuesday afternoon the regular monthly meeting of the IVomen'8 Auxiliary will take place in the Parish Hall. The baseball teams won and lost their cveekly games. the juv- eniles being victorious last Fri- day night against Chalmers Un- ited and the juniors meeting de- feat at the hands of West Van- couver United. W.A. Rundle donated two med als for the boy and girl choristers who had the best record for good conduct an&i attendance between Christmas and Easter. The medals were presentecl at the choir practice on Wednesday evening, Tom Turner being the winner among the boys; Doris Rivers and Betty Beard tied for the girls'edal, and an arrange- ment was made by which the former received the medal. L. Grout, the organist, presented a box of candy each to Betty Beard and Harry Phillips, who was sec- ond among the boys. United Church Professor Odium will preach at both morning and evening ser- vices. A special meeting of the Wo- men's Association of the United Church will be held next Tues- day at 2.15 for practice. All members are urgently requested to be present. A Paint for every purpose. A I'aint for every surface. hve carry a full stock. Let's talk it over Groceries - Hardware Paints and Painting Supplies Hollyburn General Store (Hooper ancl Son) ~ '4 ~17th and Marine WE DELIVER I'hone West 46 i BUILDER'S SUPPLIES We can supply your every requirement in SAND -- GRAVEL -- LlbIE -- CEbIENT -- I'I,ASTER BRICK, Etc. Quick Reliable Service THE WEST VAN SUPPLY (E H. 911NIO&VS) 1453 Marine Drive, Ambleslde I'hone West 105 ALL KINDS OF FUEL 'c)i West Van. RESTAURANT 1421 bfarine Drive at 14th Established over 6&/I Years C. &L OVERINGTON 14th and Marine BARBER For the eouveuieuce of the ladies of the District I have had the Ceiepboue iuetuBed PHONE WEST 136 uud make uu appointment. Tasty Baked Goods Su Appeusing--eu tasty--uud eo popular are uur Past!us uud Cakes becoming that we feel jusuiied iu saying--"there are none better." Ouc Bread is baked fresh daily, aud muy be had ut uur shop or delivered at your home. I&hou&& qveei 27 aud uur delivery mau will cuii. STRATTON'S BAKERY Troughton & Barrow Buy a LOT Ic&r u Home; u Home mesne u LOT. Real Estate & Insurance HERE sixes ie&0 Duuduruve Phone West 83 Ambleside Tea Roebns Ferry Wharf WEST VANCOUVER Camp uud Picnic SuppBee, Tobaccos, ubu. Of&ice I'hone i&ed&dence Phone West 78 )Vest 98XI DR K R Ro)VAN I)ENTIST 17th and Marine Dmvu Gue Evening ex!curt!one ur&uoincmeuce Baptist Church Rev. David Long, Pastor. FUEL DryBark, Coal & WoodSunday School, 10 a. m. Church Service, 11 a. m. Weekly prayer service each Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. Next Sunday there will be an evening service at 7.15 when the Orangemen of, West Vancouver will attend in a body. of all kinds Marine Woodyard (G. E. Currie, Prop) 26th and Marine Phone West 112 Satisfaction Guaranteed Night Auto Service For the cauveuieuce of the public this Garage will be OI'EN EVEIIY NIGIIT until 9 o'cluck TOIVING -- AUTO REPAIRS BATTFRIES RECHARGED West Van Auto Service (Keu Rubiueou) Muriue Drive as 26&h I'huue Weei 414 V. O. N. There was a very good attend ance in the United Church Hall )Vednesday night to hear the il- lustrated lecture given by Miss Hall, the assistant superintend- ent for Canada of the Victorian Order of Nurses. Mrs. Ritchie was in the chair. A committee wss appointed to interview the council and the school board with a view to obtaining the services of a nurse for West Vancouver. The North Vancouver V. O. N. have made a great many visits to West Vancouver. Don't Do It! A woman )sas quite enough cleamng, scrubbmg mend sng etc to do without ad&i mg the taqk of washing Blankets, Curtains, Rugs, Covers, etc. Send these to the Burrar&l Laundcy,-- they'l turn them out look- ing almost like new for a very reasonable charge. And you'l be pleased. THS West Van News Published Srury Fehduy H. HODGSON uud F. F. LOySGROVS I'huue 'iyeec 191. I'huuu 1'Vest 112L PubBehure Bueiueue arui Sdicoeiui Ofncur 1381 Meriuu Deice Mail Address: P. O. Box 101, Hogyburu, B. C. The . Burrard LaundryCAICD OI'HANKS bir. uud Mre. Childs uud Mr. uud Mru. Kicby wish su thank their fr!eudu foc the beautiful floral tributes uud kiud eym- pathy given them on the occa- sion uf their recuse eud bereave- ment. Idmi Cud Pr&r Peeprr Sybc& Are Peer&curer TS)~ 9 STOlll eed bl. OAT&95 North Vancouver Phone North 1310. H. II. Ballard 31.00 ~ year by muii pr cure!uc yoNI ~tuudu sc per copy. ADVERTISING RATES O)g APPLICATION Vc «pm ill;IL-,C Be~llltlt'Ill t)lC |i)tel'«)I'll&(l Society EXtel'lol')t'oilr I tolllC 1)y ll~lfigDundarave Hall, Marine Dr. 6 1927 gga66 Ot I Ii is so sls COVSCIEV o~ si Sssk B Phoae Sef CORBl 0M Floors 42 ysg Cqq&b eccry u& dedeg ibe c&c&bw yie ~ i vgi be gb&~ cdct qek Tense Prke- Sec&re ececec&e Xcmrceccc «u