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Resampled001B6D1F THE WFST VAN NEWS May 20, 1927. WEST VAN. SCOTTISH The last regular meeting of the Society is being held tonight (Friday), ihfay 20th, in "the Clachan." hlany important it- ems are to be discussed and a full turn out of members is re- quested. After business has been dealt )vith the meeting will take the form of nn at home for members. wssT vAvcoUvr)R Paint is More Economical than Repairs Beautiful Cypress Park Christian Science Society Come oui sad have Tea at THE(HH Oppoene the creek. 5(csee pass me coot. Dundarave HalL hlarine Dr. Duudareve Sunday Service at 11.30 a. m, Subject Ihlay 22nd "SOI'L AND ROI)Y" Sunday Scbool at 10.00 a. m. Testimony Meeting every Wed- ueeday at 9.15 p.m. and MARTIN SENOUR'S 100 I I'URE I'AINT iu (he n)&mt economical I'aint tu use WEST VANCOUVER L. O. I No. 2990 West Vancouver L.O.I No. 2990 held an open meeting for members and their friends in Dundarave Hall last Thursday evening. Worshipful i&laster Ferguson was in the chair. A violin solo was given by Sisters Allan and Cooke. and songs by Brother hfoody of King Ed&card Lodge and hiartin Cornish of Juvenile Lodge No. ", Vancou- ver. Vancouver Countv Deputv hfartin delivered an address on the battle of the Black Dimond and the beginning of the Orange Order some four hundred years ago. A 660 cheque was presented by the lodge to Right Worshipful Brother A. E. Harron for the Orange Home for Children in NewWestminster, and he pre- sented the lodge in return )vith a beautiful new silk Union Jack from the 1926 officers. The tlag was unfurled by Sister Harron of the North Vancouver Auxil- iary and Sister Turner of Ruth I O.B.A., West Vancouver. Re- freshments were served and the remainder of the evening spent in dancing. "gave the Surface arjd you save all"p~ CAVADIAN RED CROSS A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all residents and friends to attend an open meet- ing of the Canadian Red Cross Association )vhich )vill take place at the Hollyburn Theatre on Thursday, 2Gth hlay, at 8.15 p. m. An interesting program )vill be presented, and admission )vill be by 0 voluntary collection. Splendid service was given by West Vancouver Branch of the Red Cross Association during the Great War, and it is thought that its usefulness may again be developed in connection with its new policy, which will be briefly commented upon at this meet- ing. Chairman V. V. Vinson. Arrangements have been ma&le by the Canadian Red Cross As- sociation to give a practical home nursing course of 12 lectures to the girls of the 1st West Van- couver Company, Girl Guides. These lectures will be given per- sonally by hiiss Davidson, )vho is on the headquarter staff of the Canadian Red Cross Associa- tion, as travelling representative. The course )vill commence Sat- urday, May 21, at the Vancou- ver office, 626 Pender Street West. Baptist Church FIAIOR 1'Ai,&T1'()H('11 1'A(NT 'V (RV19)1 9TAIV 1) E 1. 1' E EN A 31 R i. I'REI'ARE() WAX A(IT() EViAD(RI. CAN()E RNA)iti. D(ARINR 1'A(NT in()V PAiV r ( RFXI I.A('. for Shingles )V()()D STA(NS PAINT RRD(()VRR S('BEEN I'AINT STOVE I'll'R ENAi)IR(. Rev. I)avid Long, Pastor. Sunday School, 10 a. ni. Church Service, 11 a. m. Weekly prayer service each Wednesday at 7.80 p. m. A missionary pageant will be given in the West Vancouver Baptist Church, corner 15th and Duchess, on Friday evening, May 20th, at 8 o'lock. by the young ladies of the 1st Baptist Chun:h, Vancouver; giving 0 brief out- line of the woman's mission work for the past 60 years, in B. C. This being our Jubilee year 0 silver collection will be taken in aid of the work. )Ve terry In e&och a lull line aad In ail a)tee. aARTR4&a 092 "io mauer wha& yeu waai &o pa)xi come end ~ee ue, we wul give you (he righ& pain( for the pe&poco, Hollyburn General Store I AINTS, ETCDIARI)WARE (Hooper an&I Son) WE DELIVER GROCERIES I'hone West 16 CANADIAN WINDOW BAKERIES LTD. 17th and Marine United Church (A. (I F. VAI,ENTINE)We are uow haudiing praciicaiiy every line of Cakee, Pastry aud Bread supplied by above Baker(ca. Orders taken for (Vedd(ug, Bit(hday eud other epee(a( cakes.Rev. E. Leslie Best will be the preacher next Sunday morning. A tea and musicale with sale of home cooking will be held by the ladies of the W. A. of the United Church at "the Clachan" on Thursday, June 1Gth. Every member of the congregation is asked to contribute to either the tea or the home-cooking table. St. Stephen's Church All Kinds of Bakery Goods supplied fresh every day. I.IGHT LUNCHES AND TEAS CONFECTIONERY. ICE CREAM, ETC. FIRE AT WEST BAY Fire broke out Thursday morn- ing in one of the huts belonging to the Great IVorthern Cannery at West Bay. The fire brigade was on its &vay within a minute of the alarm being turned in, but on arrival found that the em- ployees of the cannery had put out the fire with their own chem- ical apparatus. A hole was burnt in the roof of the hut. WEST VAN RESTAURANT ihIAY DAY FETE On Thursday afternoon the pupils of the hlontesorrI School, 18th and Esquimalt, under the direction of Mrs. W. D. Fraser, their teacher, gave a delightful exhibition of kindergarten work comprising drills, folk dancing, mother goose impersonations, etc. The grounds were gayly dec- orated with flags, baloons and spring flowers. In the centre a may-pole a- round which the children danc- ed, to the delight of many par- ents and friends who were guests of the afternoon. Refreshments were sen ed from prettily decorated tea tables under the trees, a special "Nursery Table" for the child- ren being an atractive feature. It was indeed a revelation of what can be done by children of pre-school age, after only a few months training. Here You Are Mre .l.~., ...,... Rogation Sunday (Msy 22nd). 8 a. m.--Holy Communion. 10 a. m.--Sunday School. 11.15 a. m.--Morning Prayer. 7.15 p. m.--Evensong. Next Thursday being Ascen- sion Day there will be a celebra- tion of the Holy Communion at 10.30 a.m. and evening se)vice at 8 p.m. The finishing of the interior of the church has been completed this )veek. The painting of the exterior has been delayed be- cause of the wet weather. The juvenile baseball team lost a close game last Saturday to the First Church United at Seymour School and the juniors were de- feated by Zion United. It hae taken years of experi- ence aud practice to gei out bread baking down (o a ac(ence, but we have i( uow aud we eto anxious to add your approval io that of ouc growing list of cue- tomcre. Established over 6&/) Years Cocoanut Balls You will need half a pound of domestic cocoanut, enough con- densed milk to make your cocoa- nut into a stiff paste, vanilla es- sence and a few drops of cochine- al. Mix the vanilla essence and the cochineal in with your con- densed milk. Stir till the latter is a pale pink. Now stir your cocoanut into your milk until it forms a thick paste. Then roll the paste into as many medium- sized balls as it will make. Put the balls on a well-greased tin and place in a moderately hot oven until lightly browned. Then leave to cool. C. J. OVERIN(aTON 14th and Marine BARBER For the convenience of the ladies of the District I have had (he telephone installed PHONE WEST 186 aud make an appoiutment. Phone 'iveei 27 and ouc delivery men will eall STRATTON'S BAKERY Ambleside Tea Roo)Q(s Feery Wheel WEST VANCOUVER Camp aud Picuic Suppiiee, Tobaccoa e(c. Troughtou 8 Barrow Suy a LOT for a Home; e Home meaue a LOT. Real Estate & Insurance Hgag S) ICIC IQIC Duudarave Phone Wee( 53It should be borne in mind that many of the most interesting competitions at the B. C. Musical Festival, May 30 to June 4, are held in the mornings and after- noons, an&1 will well repay at- temlance. Off)ca Phone Res)deuce Phone West 73 (Veat DSXI DR. E. R. ROWAN DENTISTWEST VANCOUVER LIBERAL ASS'N. WHIST DRIVE F UEL 17th aud Menue DoveGaeex(tao(iona Eveningaopoiu(meu(e Dry Bark, Coal II( Wood of sll kinds, Marine Woodyard CARD OF THANKS TQ st bc!die A )IBLESIDE I(ALL Night Auto Service hit. A. F. Tabor aud family, bite. J. Teare, Dire. C. Chiuery, aud Mr. P. Coipitt wish (o thank ail their friends for their kind eympa(hy and the beautiful i(or- e( tributes received in their rec- co( Qad aud sudden bereavement. For the convenience of the public this Garage will be Oi'RiV EVERY NIGHT until 9 o'lock TO(VING -- AUTO REPAIRS BATTERIES RECHARGED West Vau Auto Service (Keu Rob(eeoc) Star)ac Drive at 25(h Phone West 1 11 ONSATURDA Y, MA Y 28fh, fqz7 (G. E. Currie, Prop) 26th and Marine Phone West 112 Satisfaction Guaranteed at &).3O p.el. thorp. RgFREDHMcNTD TICKETS 35c. -- Try the Burrard Laundry THB If youve ever had trouble wl(h your laundry work or fcci dissatisfied with the iaborioue task of woehing at home (ry the "Butcerd." Peopie eay their charges are aa(on(shingly ruod- ea( and they take the gree(ee( possible caro of every article eu(rue(ed (o them.. West Van News PubUehed Beery Friday H. HODGSON aud F. P. LOVBGROVB I'hose Wee( 1st. 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