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Division 5--Proficiency, Gor- don Edwards; deportment, Rich- ard Bradley; regularity, Lloyd Dewar. Division 6--Proficiency, John Kendrick; deportment, Margar- et Saunders; regularity, John Sheffield, Phillip Farmer, Edwin Partridge. Division 7--Proficiency, Joan Jefferies; deportment, Alex. Denniston; regularity, Frank Hodgson, Edward Sheffield, Gertrude Thompson. Division 8--Proficiency, Mar- jorie Rivers; deportment, John Bradley; regularity, Angus Mc- Tavish, Stuart Lefeaux. Division 9--Proficiency, Helen Joan Sheffield; deportment, Eil- een Hodgson; regularity, Helen Sbeffield, Hugh Farmer, Walter Parker. Division 10--Proficiency, Billy Barker; regularity, Ronald Ern- est Hawkes; deportment, Pat- ricia Catherine Morton. ~ ~ tI Leading Pupils of the Pauline Johnson School, 22nd Street. Grade 1--1st Term--1, Billie , Barker; 2, Joyce Burbridge; 8, Herbert Cunningham. Grade 1--2nd Term--1, Moira Jones; 2, Jack Masterman; 8, Dorothy Sharman. Grade 2--1st Term--1, Ken- neth Vernon; 2, Shirley Ware; 3, Frank Culbard. Grade 2--2nd Term--1, How- ard Meraw; 2, Joan Parker; 8, Evelyn Thomas. t Grade 3--1st Term--1, Helen Joan Sheffield; 2, Sidney Kers- lake; 3, Jack MacLeod. Grade 8--2nd Term--1, Mar- jorie Rivers; 2, Jack McLeod; 3 Wallace Murray Grade 4--1st Term--1, Peggy Barker; 2, John Moe; 8, Betty Moulton. Grade 4--2nd Term--1, Alton Grafton; 2, James Murray; 3, Edward Sheffield. Grade 5--1st Term--1, Joan Jefferies; 2, Donald Mills; 3, Alex Denniston. Grade 6--2nd Term--1, Ele-'nor Eager; 2, Kathleen Hodg- son; 3, Lillian Morton. ~ 'n Grade 6--1st Term--1, John Kendrick; 2, Maisie Busst; 3, velyn Dickinson. Grade 6--2nd Term--1, Met- ford Chapman; 2, Douglas For- rester; 3, Archie MacKenzie. Grade 7--1st Term--1, Gord-ig'n Edwards; 2, Josie Leyland; 0 3, Dick Bradley. Grade 7--2nd Term-- I, Betty Edwards; 2, Grace Creelman; 3, Jack Watt. Grade 7-- Intermediate -- I, ', Priscilla Schurnle, Norman Moore, Alma Lloyd. Grade 8--1st Term--I, Roy Campbell; 2. Grace Thompson; 3, Edward Rush. Grade 8--2nd Term--1, Mad- eline Burkhart; 2, Druscilla ~ Dawson; S, Margaret Reid. Public Schools HOLLYBURN HONOR ROLLS Division 11--Proficiency, Alan Vaughan; deportment, William Mason; regularity, Molly And- rews, Robert Reid, Clayton Stew- art, George Tite, George IVatt. Division 12--Proficiency, Mar- jorie Hill; deportment, Barbara Gamage; regularity, Walter Ziel- ski, Annie Willits. Division 13--Proficiency, Ida Boshier; deportment, Virginnia Carnage; regularity, Pearl Rob- ertson, Jean Duncan, Helen Ritz, Olive Childs. Division 14 -- Proficiency, Mary Burns; deportment, Doreen Elgar; regularity, Bernice Bab- cock, Gordon Gibson, James Ma- son, Kathleen Thomson. Division 15--Proficiency, Ver- ne Taylor; deportment, Lila Reynolds; regularity, Margaret Dickinson, Alan Fraser, Ian Rush, Sophie Zielski. Dii ision 16--Proficiency, Jean Simpson; deportment, Jack I&earns; regularity, Billie Dick- inson, April Fraser. Leading Pupils of the Pauline Johnson, Hollyburn School Grade I--1st Term--1, Doug- las Watt; 2, Margaret McMillan; 3, Helen Booth. Grade 1--2nd Term--1, Jean Simpson; 2, Nancy MacMillan; 3, Billie Dickinson and Muriel McCulloch. Grade 2--1st Term--I, Elaine ICissick; 2, Jessie Ritz; 8, Lila Reynolds. Grade 2--2nd Term--1, Alan Fraser; 2, Constance Jennie; 3, Anna Pearson. Grade 3--1st Term--I, Verne Taylor; 2, Agnes Gray; 3, Jean HilL Grade 3--2nd Term--1, Fran- ces Jenny; 2, Harold Hall; 8, Doreen Elgar. Grade 4--1st Term--I, Mary Burns; 2, Bernice Paton; 3, Nor- ma Malpass. Grade 4--2nd Term--1, Kent McCulloch; 2, John Harper; 8, Harry Petrie. Grade 5--1st Teiqn--1, Ida Boshier; 2, Helen Ritz; 8, Jean Duncan. Grade 5--2nd Term--1, Mar- jorie Hill; 2, Dorothy Boshier; 3, Marjorie Paton. Grade 6--1st Term--f, Doris Cullin; 2, Barbara Gamage; 3, Florrie Corbett. Grade 6--2nd Term--1, Geo. Watt; 2, Ronald Irish; 8, Hazel Brealey. Grade 7--1st Term--1, Alan Vaughan; 2, Clayton Stewart; 8, Robert Reid. DUNDARAVE SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS Division 17--Proficiency, Dic- kie Lester; deportment, Malny Currie; regularity, Milton IVard, Bobbie Ward. Division 18 -- Proficiency, Brenda Wicking; deportment, John Davey; regularity, Albert Higgins. Leading Pupils of the Pauline Johnson Dundarave School Graile I--1st Term--1, Hazel Sangster; 2, Ian Ross; 3, Jack McMillan. Grade 1--2nd Term--1, Mari- on Currie; 2, Mitsuko Okados; 3, Laurie Patterson. Grade 2--2nd Term--1, Bren- cille Currie; 2, Norman Holliday; 8, Gordon Mills. Grade 2--2nd Term--1, Gren- da IVicking; 2, Evelyn McGowan Grade S--1st Term--1, Stan- ley Patterson; 2, Tommy Rob- son; 3, Betty Strachan. Grade 3--2nd Term--1, Wen- dell Hayes; 2, Marguerite Cole; 3, Daisy Stokes. Grade 4--1st Term--I, Mary Currie; 2, George Turner; 3, Milton Ward. Grade 4--2n&l Term--1, Dickie Lester; 2, Bobby Ward; 8, Bob- by Robson. THE WEST VAN NEWS C. G. I T. The closing exercises of the Canadian Girls in Training were held in the Church Hall on Fri- day last, June 24th. It took the form of a party at which the "Golden Key" group was entertained by the two sen- ior groups. The Intermediates provided an enjoyable program of games and stunts. The Seniors also giving a "Charade." Refreshments were served by some of the Senior girls. An enjoyable evening came to an end with the usual IIsvotion- al period in which the "Golden Keys" recited the scripture vers- es which they had learned dur- ing the season. iVEST VANCOUVER C. C. vn. B. C. EI.ECTRIC C. C. Played at Fourteenth Avc., 25th June. WEST VAN. INNINGS: E. IV. Baker, b CartnelL................... 0 E. IV. Parker, b Bonny ................. 4 G. Emcrton-Court, b Carton!1...... 4 P. C. Chapman, b Cartnell ........ 0 F. Harrop, b Bonny...................... 6 A. D. Prost, b Bonny........................ 3 R. Silva-White, c Pochln, b Cartnnli I H. G. Rerrle, c Pcymau, b Cacincll 0 C. Chapman, not oue,...........,.....„„ I A. A. Rcnlc, b Cartncll................ 9 P. Silva-White, b CactnclL............. 0 Extras........................................ 3 TotaL....................... 30 Bowling Overs Runs Wktn Cartneil ........................ 4.6 I7 7 Benny ............................ 4 ii 3 B. C. ELECTRIC INNINGS: Bonny, Ibw, b Baker................,...,... 4 Pochln, c Baker, b Court................ 26 Bruud, c Prost, b Court................ 14 Brown, b Baker ............................ Io Cartncli, lbw, b Rcrrln .............. I Hatdlng. b Rorno .................,. 14 Pcyman, b Baker.............................. 17 Houston, not out............................ 7 Parker, b Chapman.......................... 2 Marshall, b Chapman........................ 0 Extras .......................................... 3 Total........................ 98 Bowling Overs Runs Wktn Baker ............................ 7 24 3 Chapman .................... 5 22 2 Frost ......................,..... 4 9 0 Emerton-Court .......... 5 I2 2 Rcrclc .......................... 3 28 2 Next game Wont Vancouver C. C. vn. Colts C. C. at Boulevard Park, North Vancouver, Saturday, July 2nd, at 2.30 p.m. ( Useful Recipes !! Inexpensive Wedding Cake One cup of syrup, one half cup of brown sugar, one half cup of shortening, one egg. Cream well and add: three cups of flour, one half cup of cocoa, three level teaspoons of baking powder, one cup of black coffee, one level tablespoon of cinnamon, one tea- spoon of nutmeg, one half tea- spoon of cloves, one quarter tea- spoon of ginger, one package of seedless raisins, one cup of seed- ed raisins, one cup of finely chopped prunes. Mix well and bake in well greased pan which has been hn- ed with a greased and floured paper. Bake in a slow oven for one hour. All green vegetables, except spinach, should be cooked with the lid off the saucepan. Jellied Meat Loaf Four cups chopped meat, disc- ed, four hard boiled eggs, two teaspoons gelatine soaked in one half cup cold water. Olives and pickles, celery and pimentos (if desired), one pint meat broth, concentrated, salt, pepper. Mix eggs and seasoning with broth. Add soaked gelatine which has been dissolved by placing over hot water. Pour mixture in wet mold. Chill. Garnish with pars- ley or slices of eggs. Serve plain or with salad dressing. An excellent substitute for eggs is half a pint of warm milk mixed with a tablespoonful of golden syrup. Sweet Mixed Pickles Strawberry Shortcake Two cups flour, half teaspoon salt, two tablespoons sugar, four teaspoons baking powder, three teaspoons shortening, one egg, half cup milk. Sift dry ingredi- ents, mix in shortening; add beaten egg to milk and add to dry ingredients to make soft dough. Smooth one half of the dough out lightly. Put into a greased deep layer tin; spread with butter; cover with other half of dough, which has also been smoothed out to fit pan. Bake in hot oven twenty to twen- ty-five minutes. Split while hot and spread crushed and sweeten- ed berries and whipped cream between layers; cover top with whipped cream and whole ber- ries. Dust with powdered su- gar and serve. prizes&attractiols amtIeoao alooo~ $OO Ih tIgngy Woatnx CNANPIONsNIP STANPEOE Saplli!NT CosrcofaaTIoN PAOEANT CAIE90NIAN GAMEs IIAssEP BANos AOTO RACES PREMLER LIPEsioclc Saows jlSNICuiyuant aw HONTICutruant EONSPPS Nrryfr terprmn.lur i En/ryIprnrs &reatecV~eouVn ExhibNioIL Ass@. 440 Fender Si. W Vancouver To remove scratches from furniture mix together in a bot- tle equal quantities of salad oil and vinegar. Take a small pad of soft rag, dip it into the so- lution and rub well into the ivood until all the scratches have disappeared. Then polish. Grease can be removed from the hair by washing it in warm water to which a teaspoonful of borax has been added. Cut up cucumbers, cauli- flowers and beans over night in salt water, using one pint salt to a gallon of water. In the morn- ing drain water off thoroughly and add onions. To every quart of vinegar used, add two cups of sugar, one quarter teaspoon cay- enne, one half teaspoon tumeric powder, one handful mixed pick- ling spice, piece of alum size of walnut. Scald all nnd then set away until morning; then set on stove until vinegar is warmed through. Warm up for five mornings, then store away in a stone jar. In using the rind of a lemon for flavoring pui7)uses, be care- ful not to use the white pith. It is only the yellow part that holds the oils; the white often imparts a bitter taste. CLASSIFIED ADS. DRESSOIAKING birn Robbins, 29th aud Mathcre. Phone Went 437R3. FOR SALE--Cream wicker baby car- riage, splendid condition, 3I6. Phone West I39L. FOR SALE -- Anh Dresser, shaped glenn; Anh Washstand; wheelbarrow about loo feet I in. rope; 2 doors; sashes, lumber, ladders, man's Coon skin fur coat. Phone West IOOY2. FOR SALE--iVanuy Goat: 6 months old, 35. Phone West I84L. 5-24-6 WE HAVE quite a fcw odd windows and sash at very low prices. Amblcslde Lumber Co., blarine at 16th. I-24-6 REPAIRS for Stoves. Ranges, Lawn Mowcrn, ctc. Reasonable charges. MecLcan, 53th and Fulion, Phone West I97R. FOR SALE--Fully furnished 4-room modern Bungalow: roses, shrubs, and lawn'arge and small fruits 3600 cash, perhaps less, full price only 33,000. West 331I Lon- don fi British North America Com- pany, Limited, 626 Ponder Street West, Scy. 6285. NEW AND SECOVD HAiVD Furnl tune bought, sold, and exchanged. Fred Tlic, Kcvlll'e Old Stand, Am- blcnldc. GARDENING,Landscape aud General Lawns and Rockcricn my specialty. Gardens kept in shape. H. A. Milieu West 3IIRI. i-i7-6 FROM JULY int, permanent tenants only, bungalow at, )9th and blariue Drive, full particulars. Apply Scy. 4430. 3. ROOM BUNGALOW -- PlanicrciL Large living room, 3275 cash; will give possession; close io blannc. Snap. Enquire for particulars. Ivcnt Van. Investment Co., Phone West 502. LAiVDSCAPE GARDENING, Clearing Cement work and rock walla built. T. Barnoii, phone West 672R. NEW NIODERiV BUNGALOW--Close in on good view lot. Price 32500; 3500 cash; balance easy terms. 3 LOTS, compnning 1.27 acres. cor. Inglcwood and 20th. Restricted area. Snap at 32000; on terms. GEO. HAY Phone West 21. 54th R alar)no Drive 315 Cordova Si., W. Soy. f260. W. Hay, Evenings, West 137K. SEE US FOR SiVAPS iu Real Estate for quick action on loans or dis- counting Agreements for Sale. Long experience gives un a knowledge of the Insurance business equal to that of any City Office. At your service for anything iu the brokerage huc. BYRNELL N.. NIAY at the Ferry Landlag. Phone West ii3 SleIIeagleII Salf Kaurst, Now open to members for play Fiscal Agents: IL P CLARK Ae CO LTD 823 Hastings St. W. Sny. 7483. 7464 Local Representative C. J. ARCHER. Went 66IL EXTRA GOOD 60 foot lot on blarlne Drive &ixorth Side). Business or residential. Very good value at 3750 on terms, SAVORY N DUVAL 1429 Marine Drive. IVest 340 LAST iVEEK of SPECIALS Iivl MEN'S SHOES Q4 oo Empire Shoe Store (bier)no Drive next door to Seed'n Grocery)