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Resampled001B6D77 Lesagehasit Friday aud Saturday Specials 60c GIN PILLS................................................... 41c 25c ZINC OINT51EiNT. tubes........................... 19c 26c CARBOLIC OINT3IENT, tubes........................... 19c 25c BOOTS 51ELOIDS .......................................... 19c 26c PEROXIDE ............................................. 19c 25c FACE CLOTIIES ...............,....,,,.....,......„ inc 16 LINEN ENVELOPES ................................ 7&'&c 60c BABY PANTS ........„.................... 2 pairs t&sc 15c MUCILAGE ......................................................... 9c 51.00 BOX JEWEL CIIOCOLATES ........... &i9c 60c KLENZO TOOTH BRUSHES.......................... 35c 35c HOUSEHOLD AhDfONIA, reputed quart....... 25c ENOS FRUIT SALTS .................................. 9&&c Lesage Drug Store North Side Marine. near 14th We deliver anywhere. No Order is too small WEST 323 We give Trade Discount Receipts. Save the Coupons. Lesagehasit Sewing POu QLg TQAIN DESPATCHIlW and freight-- is under the control of this man, the train despatcher. Located at New V(yestminster, he provides you with regular, reliable, safe service. amugMi GHlE(vDIM~ELECTIHCBAIIÃHFCO vaNcouvsa vlcvoau& g4 I P.. +$0 &p v d Iui( o -PAKP VALLEY ~ WALK f~5afety A Cyecgmo tVagon on everystreet every?norn(ng I%one the Plant or call the milhman 9 Quarts for $1.00 Phone North 122 THE WEST VAiN NEWS Niiss iaiadeline Stone of Caul- feild, who is a pupil of Miss Ella Doman, L.R.A.iai., (Vancouver), obtained honorable mention in the advanced grade examination nf the Associated Boanl, London, England. ~ ~ v 31rs. Charlie liny aml Nrs. George Payne, with her daught- ers Dorothy and Margaret, have taken a cottage at 13owen Islnnd for t&vo )reeks. They left here last Saturday. Nlrs. I lay is feel- ing much better and it is hoped that the holiday will restore her good health. ~ v ~ Mrs. Case of Bellinghnm. mother of Dayton Case, 14th and siIarine, who has been visiting her son and daughter-in-law for a couple of iveeks, returned home last Monday. ~ ~ o B. R. Harrison, King's Avenue, left this &reek on a business trip to Seattle, Portland, and other coast points. He will be awny for a couple of weeks. ~ ~ George Reid, manager of the Lesage Drug Store at Ambleside with birs. Reid and family, is spending a week's holiday at loco, Fred McKee being in charge of the store here during Mr. Reid's absence. 1 The )Vest Vancouver Board of Trade is organising a monster picnic for the children, boys and girls, of the District. More de- tails will be given next week. o J. E. Condon has gone to Vic- toria, where he expects to spend the next month. o R. Glover, the teller in the Roy- al Bank, here, was successful in passing with honors a special examination of the Canadian Bankers'ssocir)tion. Having passed with honors entitles him to a special prize of $50. 4 The contract for the painting of the exterior and the interior of Dundarave School has been given to W. Carley, who is now at work on the contract. This is the first time the school has been painted since it was built. The painting of the interior of the Pauline Johnson school is be- ing done by J. Wemyss, who rec- ently secured the contract for this work. ~ o Mrs. W. Graham of Winnipeg, aunt of Mrs. Harry Hodgson, was a visitor here over last week end. o o o Harry Farr of the West Van. Garage, is away on a holiday in Victoria. No. 6 Ferry will undergo her annual inspection by the Depart- ment of Marine over the week end. o o Sidney Smith, 23rd and Hay- wood, and Tim Healey of the city on Tuesday evening caught a bull cod weighing 42 lbs., off Hollyburn Pier. Both had to use their gaffe to pull the fish into the boat. The cod swallow- ed a "Lure" fish bait 7 in. long. ~ 4 ~ Nlr. and Nrs. S. Palmer have purchased the newly construct- ed house of J. Jones at 12th and Esplanade, and expect to move in this week. Mr. Palmer is well known as an insurance broker in the city. H. Bradley has started the construction of a new house on 24th and Nelson for Mrs. L. F. McLeod. ~ ~ Nrs. Chet Shields, 14th and Bellevue, is leaving tomorrow (Satur&lay) on a visit to Port- land, Oregon, where she former- ly lived. I lo)'d Clement who is work- ing in Victoria, was home for the week end. ~ ~ ~ i)frs. R. C. i31anning, 36ith Ave., West, Vancouver, is occup)'ing her summer home in West Van- couver. ~ ~ ~ Nr. David Dewar hns leased his new cottage on Bellevue Av- enue. near 24th Street. ~ ~ ~ Mr. Davis is building a house on ldings Ave., near 22ml Street. Nr. Hillborn being thc contrnct- oi'. ~ ~ ~ In spite of the 'bridge'eing turned &lown (pro tern.) and the little 'flutter'n 'picture'ircles, the real estate market is fairly active, with every promise of steady progress. ~ v Miss Gertrude Griffin is pay- ing an exte&uled visit with Miss Jean Davidson of Caulfeild. v i o Nr. and Mrs. Randolph Mc- Laughlin and their daughter Shirley, of James Island, are vis- iting in West Vancouver. o o o Miss Winnifre&l Stokvis and Miss Blanche Rich, of Edmonds, Burnaby, left on Saturday for Lake Washington, where they will spend a week with relatives. On their return they will occupy their cottage at Whytec)iff. o Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell, Alta- mont, are entertaining a party of officers from R.M.S. Aorangi tomorrow (Saturday). i Nrs. G. S. Hyde of Brandon, with her son is visiting her brother W. A. Forrest, 25th and Mathers. ~ o ~ Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, 16th and Clpde, are spending a holiday at Harrison Hot Springs. James Masters, formerly own- er of the Fortune Cup Inn, but now of Portland, Oregon, was here last week on a visit. Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Rowan have returned from attending the Dental Convention which was held in Seattle.' Father A. Macdonald of St. Helen's Church, Vancouver Heights, was a visitor in Dun- darave last week. o o ~ Mrs. Dixon of Victoria and Mr. F. Fitzpatrick of Penticton, are guests at "the Clachan." o Bathing has become very pop- ular these last few days as a re- sult of the summer weather which has prevailed. Hollyburn and Dundarave Piers have been crowded with bathers at high tide, and the children at Dun- darave are thoroughly enjoying "the sea horses" which were placed in the water there last Saturday. These consist of bar- rels each with a keel to prevent rolling, and a head and neck «t one eml to hang on to, an&I are propelled by paddies. 1 o ~ Mr. and Mrs. Dewar of Auck- land, New Zealand, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Berry, 21st an&i Marine, on Monday. They are leaving for the Antipodes short- ly, but may later return and take up their residence in West Van- couver with which they are very favorably impressed. ~ ~ ~ Nr. and Mrs. W. R. Sutton and family, 29th and Marine Drive, are spending a few days at Har- rison Hot Springs. ~ ~ ~ Mr. J. Gault, manager of the Bank of Montreal, at Roseland, and Mrs. Gault, have taken a suite «t the Fortune Cup Inn. PERSONALS July 22, 1927. BIRDS IN OUR GARI)EiNS (Continuwl from Page 3) would be quite n test of patience and skill, but I can assure you would be well worth the effort. These boxes represent a regu- lar npartmcnt house. and may contain ns many as 20 separate npartments. nil of which you mn). be almost sure of renting within a few v&avs As I have not had the pleasure nf seeing nny of these boxes in West Vnncouver, I am forced to believe thnt the birds we see must be nesting in some con- venient plnces on some of the houses. or else in disused nests of the woodpeckers or In nny hole in some decayed ti'ee where they lny their four white eggs. The Violet Cireen Swnllow is of course the color its nnmc de- notes, hut it has a white brenst an&i un&lerpnrts nn&l the white is continued round to the l&ack of the eyes. The Tree Swallow differs from the above hire in that tho &lark parts cover the eyes nml tho feathers at the root of the tail are nlso black whereas in the Violet Green Swallow these feathers are white. The general appearance of these two birds are very much alike an&I might be easily con- fused, an&1 it is almost impos- sible to tell these two apart when on the wing, and I am afraid that it would be impossible for me to identify these birds whilst they were flying, but should you have an opportunity of seeing them in repose, sitting either on n tele- graph post or wire I hope that the poor description that I have given you will enable you to dis- tinguish them apart. As this is my 12th article you may be getting a !ittle tired of readmg about n su) lect that I flnd so fascinating, so will give you a rest, but I &.m quite pre- pared to continue a little longer if any of my young readers so wish. Whimsical Review "If I kiss you just once no one will be the wiser." "Oh, yes, they will." "Who?" "You." 1 ~ The hunter who had been mis taken for a deer and shot, roused up an&I beckoned the hospital nurse. "Umlerstand," he said, "I do not care so much about being killed, but it's this being made game of that hurts my feelings." "Wolves!" cried the hero. "Cripes I" said the Nabob. "Aml us with no door to keep them away from!" ~ ~ ~ "This is a pretty snappy suit" remarked the baby as he was put into his rubber panties. Although a street car has its faults, it can do something that a man can't do. It can go home straight, no matter how full it is. ~ o ~ "Ah, my own, have they ever tol&l you of my heavenly kiss- es?" "Indeed, love, they are on everyone's lips." ~ o ~ )VIllis: 'A million germs will live on the head of a pin." Gillie: "That's a strange diet, isn't it?" ~ ~ ~ )Vernon (to sailor): "Are you married, my man?" "Yes, indeed, married and fourteen children." "Poor fellow, and travelling about like this. Don't you ever get home-sick?" "Only when I'm home, ma'm.' ~ ~ I asked my mother for some woollen socks for my birthday and she knitted her eyebrows. lpg? 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