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Resampled001B6D32 THE WEST VAN NEWS June 3. 1927. Friday and Saturday Specials 60c Pond's Cold Cream and Vanishing Cream........ 43c 60c Gin Pills ................................................. 41e 60c First Aid Quick Acting Plaster for Coughs, Kidney Ailment~, Rheumatism. Lumbago, etc 39c 4 oz. 25c Bottle Lesol...................................... 21c 6 oz. 35c Bottle Creolin .................................. ",&c 10c Black Band Nipples .................... 3 for 25c 60c Baby Pants ................................. 2 paids j&5c 25c Carbolic Ointment Tube................................. 19c Lesag'e Drug Store North Side Marine, near 14fh We deliver sstwbefo QeSt 3/3 Ro order too small IVe give Trade Discount Receipts. Ask us about them. Lesagehasit WES TON Wo are ezvluslve agents for a LIMITED NUMBER OF CHOICE LOTS in &his District. Every Iol has been elearsd aud Commands a Good View of the Sen PRICES ARE Lolr aud Easy Terms can be arranged. %Vhitaker 0 %Vhitaker Slo Hastings Street West, Vancouver Phone: Seymour 79&9 Dundarave Hairdressing Parlor Sfariae Drive. Just West of Duudavave Hall BIARCEL AND TRIBI 95c Hair Trim. only 35c. Children's Haircutting 25c. Phoae Wes& 179 for appointment Open Evenings PHONE Sss L J H RE$D Psuhbvo"I& Sand, Gravel and General Teamwork Manure For Sale The rigid inspection of Cattle- the sterilization of every bottle --the care in every operation of getting the milk from the cows to all the doorsteps -- on every street -- every morning -- in a creamo wagon -- that's why the majority of folks prefer-- V~AILI( apl S~S~~ Frsser Valley Milk Nine Quarts $1.00 Phone North 122 I.esagehasit When you have taken pictures with your kodak, you sre anxious to see them in print. Drop in at our stm e or telephone us and we will pick them up. If &ve have the films by 10 o'lock at night you have the prints at 7 n'clock the next night. vmssm&oss-- ---- J Useful Recipes ~ Bir. But hcrlaml, 3640 2nd Ave. West, Vancouver, has moved into a cottage at 16th and Ingle- &rood. ~ s ~ Mr, Jenvcy, 12th and Marine Drive. has tnken the blassey cot- tage at 24th and Marine. ~ ~ o The next regulnr meeting of West Vancouver L. O. L .. o. 2990 will be held on Tuesday, 7th June, nt 8 p. m., in Dun&lar- ave Ilail. ~ ~ ~ The new swimming tank is now in place at Dundnrave Pier and quite n number of swimmers have been mnking use of it as a result of the warmer weather which has recently prevailed. s ~ ~ On Sunday morning a collision took place at 31st and Marine Drive between two cnrs driven by Contractor Bradley and Nr. Vivian. who were proceeding east and &vest respectively on the Drive. 51r. Vivian's car was thrown into the ditch, damaging the body and smashing both fenders. The Marine Motors took charge of the wreck. ~ ~ o Nr. and Nrs. IVjjljam Howard and family of South Vancouver, are occupying the Anderson house at 23rd and Haywood, o AIrs. Hanis has moved out to the new tea gardens at Eagle Harbour, which are in her charge. s A Vancouver youth, while playing a saxaphone and sitting astride the back of a Ford racer, was thrown from the car on Sun- day on to the newly paved road at 1Vhytecljff. The calf of his right leg and his right arm were badly tom an&1 one side of his face scratched. Mr. and BIrs. McKelvie have taken a house at 17th aml Belle- vue. o o The National Cinema Studio Syndicate have had an exhibit this week at the Hudson's Bay store, which occupies the whole of one of the Granville Street windows. The background of the exhibit consists of a 15 ft. by 8 feet sketch of the proposed studios in Capilano. On the left front of the sketch is a large photo of Nr. Crisander and on the right front a cinematograph machine. Between them is shown a considerable number of photos of prominent Hollywood actors and actresses, in most cases signed and wishing good luck to the new ente&~rjse. Mr. Ramen, 20th and Esplan- ade, has moved to West Bay. D. McTavish is building a house for W. N. Thompson at 20th and Esquimalt. o ~ ~ Nrs. Borland and her &laught- er, of Vancouver, who have been summer visitors in West Van- couver for a number of years, are occupying their summer home at East Beach. ~ ~ s Mr. and Mrs. Chet Shields have as their guests Nrs. Shield's sister, Miss Grace Ray from Portlaml, Oregon, who is accompanied by her friend, Miss Flora Faylor. It is expected that the visitors will remain for two or three weeks. s Nr. Snd Mrs. Sharpe of Van- couver, are occupying their sum- mer home at 19th and Ivater- front. ~ ~ s Airs. McDougald and family have returned from an extended trip to California and have taken a house at 14th and Bellevue. Bir. Durant of Vancouver, hss moved into a cottage at 18th and Bellevue. ~ ~ ~ A collision occurre&j Sunday afternoon at the corner of 29th and bfarine Drive between Mr. William Russell's cnl'nd a For&I csn dlv&v&'n by a city nutolst, The Ford rnn into Blr. Russell's car from 29th Street as the lat- ter lvns proceeding nlong Marine Drive. bending the front nxle and smashing the left femler. The Marino Btotors to&venal the car to their gnrnge where it is being repaired. v ~ ~ Nr. nml Nrs. B. Fegan nn&l chiklren, 16th and Lawson. hnve moved into n house nt 18th an&i Bellevue. Oven Ont Cnkes Blix n l&reakfastcuptul of oat- meal with n teacupful of flout. Add a pinch nt snit nml n pinch of t&aking so&la, also a pinch ot sugnr. Crumble into these in- gle&licnts a tablespoonful ot roast dripping. Mix the whole tn a stiff pnste with s tencupful ot cold water. Turn on to n bake board, knead. roll out. cut into rounds nnd bake these in n very mo:lerate oven for ten minutes. lhlked WhiteBsh Dress and remove the head from n mc&lium sized whitefish. Pince in a buttered bnking &lish with chopped onions, aml pnrs- ley. Salt. pepper. nutmeg, about hnlf cup acidulated water an&I one-quarter cup broth. Dot with butte&. Put in a brisk oven, baste once in n while aml cook till the liquid is evapornte&l. Then mask with velvet snuce. Sprinkle with tine crumbs, dot with butter an&I bake until gold- en in a hot oven. Sprinkle the juice of one lemon over the fish nnd serve from the baking &lish. j)lapis Tarte One cup maple sugar, one egg, two tablespoons butter, one tab- lespoon cornstarch, dissolved in one quarter cup col&i water, halt teaspoon vanilla. liest the syrup. Add the cornstarch (&lis- solved in cold water) and the beaten cgg; cook until clear. Add the butter and vanilla and beat well. Line individual baking tins with plain pastry and bake until straw color. Fill with maple mixture, cover with stiff W meringue an&I brown in a slow J oven. FFubjjc Tb ~jf I b«joj~ gent lo glujl 4 lo I bad IF~for ~tbjllg 9 „gus&7 fy slsi,js&,f slllo Scbool '&orts surer d ib give events uitb lu bol ump tor I g lu s tie tbs s&os Tbe j&&&x~9 boo&is ot fy cspsbb~ &efy tbe Rove&Su Scbool Trust'm pmseut pries to younger co ~~ed with ofgsus, skiPI sdvsucsd Pu ribbons bosn griptjou: 5'&st Vsnco bisy FIF The folio& vsflous sj&o& oi each eve& Boys Fls ) ssrs-1st, Douglas Wl ter.Girls Fjs )&ears 1st, Glsdys Roll msu, Boys Fls Yours --1st, gus Young sud Go&do& Lennox su&i Girls Fb yourn--1st Grace nfl I ster, Boys Fb years 1st Sidney Eo Lejssux. Girls Fl, years 1st Bo)s Fj sod 16 yes 2"4, Bubb Eistrolu Girls Fj su&i IP1 2nd, Ailee Best t je &yu Fb sud lgY 2nd, Ilgi Corn job Glrk Fj& snd 12„ 2nd, ivilm Curt js oys Fj& Sud 14 „ 'sh; 2nd, T Jsrv;, 'jrjs Fj so&i 14 sou; 9„„ Annie Rldl Boys Fl'f&ver 14 „ Iud Clement. & Girl, Fj, 1 I year~ Boys Fj'" 'os,'m Girja Fj 2n I'I «er Byes nd Dsjs msn y 6,'»8,9„"Frod D„D~s'jd , nsl,i 0, Gl G&rk ~ ~ ~ Mr Sterner has about &om pleted his house at the corner of 11th nnd Esquimalt. ~ ~ ~ Mrs. Elfstrom has bought the house at Inglewoo&l nnd 23r&l from Nr. Nark Phillips. o ~ o The Amputation Association of Vancouver aml the Ladies'uxiliaryof St. I'aul's Hospital have been granted permission by the council to hold tag days in the municipality itself, but not on the ferry boats. The Ampu- tation Association will tag to- morrow (Saturday) while Sat- urday, June 18th, will be the tag day for the Ladies Auxiliary. s ~ In connection with the im- provement to the roads in the western eml of the municipality the council have instructed the engineer to draw up specifica- tions for the repair of the roa&l from Whytecjjff Station to the end of Lorne Avenue at Gen. Odium's residence. Tenders are to be called for at once. ~ ~ The council is having booms put across the cove at West Bay to keep the beach there clear of the logs that drift in with the tide. Aberdeen Sausnge This recipe is given by a goo&I cook, a descendent of an old Scottish family. Two pounds steak, one pound bacon, half pound bread crumbs, two eggs. Run meat through fine chopper; have bread crumbs &lry and fine, mix the two eggs thoroughly with meat and crumbs, season with salt, pepper an&1 nutmeg, or with sausage spice, which contains varieties. Put into two cloth bags, made any size desired, small and long, or short aml larger around. Steam two hours, then keep in bag. This will slice nicely, also can be fried crisp. Wjjj keep a long time m a cool place. Summer sausage, or mock sausage as the vegetable kind is sometimes called, is often made with beans, a little meat, bread crumbs aml spice. s o Mr. and Mrs. Millar, 14th and Bellevue, have moved to a house at 11th and Esplanade. s ' ~ The Naomi Chapter No. 26, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a whist drive next Tuesday, June 7th, at 8.45 p. m. in the Masonic Hall. o Mr. and ibfrs. Jarvis, who came here recently from Shaunavon, Saskatchewan, have bought a ranch on Lulu Island, which they will occupy after 15th June. ~ 'v s First the Boy then the Man YOUR boy can start life with a balance in the Bank. 'anya boy hss $100 or more--saved Irom his pocket money-- and is proud of his bank book. A thousand dollars saved at IS may mean a college education or a good start ia business. The Royal Sank of Canada Was& Vancouver Branch - A. Chil&on, Manager n& I 1 ERSON&&LS