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Resampled001B6DA7 THE WEST VAN NEWS WEST VANCOUVER August 26 1927 IG I ~Augu« Margaret McIntyre Licentiate of the College of Violinists, London (England) Teacher of Violin aitd Piauo Clauses commence September 6 Studio:--20th St. and Gordon Ave. Phone: West 41GI Mrs. Clara Wilson Mrs. J.F.Hodge Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory Honors and First Class Honors at Examinations of Toronto Conservatory. Month)y Classes and RecitaLq o2367 Marine Drive Telephone 689K. SCHOOLS Bilton House School FOR BOYS Day Boys and Boarders. 29th St. and P.G.E. Station Will Open 8th September Phone West 150Y2 ST. PATRICIA KINDERGARTEN AND GIRLS'CHOOL «.di rc-open TI.'ESDAY, SEPTEJIBER 6&h htiaa J. Darbin Phone 20th aad Heywood West 07R A School for Girls aad K1NDERGARTEN Will be opened at 23rd aad Bcuerae by hIISS PHILIP oa Tuesday, September 6th For prospectus Phone West 333 or eall 46 East Beach, Ambieaidc Montessori School For Young Children 18th and Esquimalt Terms Reasonable. )IIE W.D. Fraser Phone West 93L wi)I resume Music Lessons in Violin, Pianoforte A, Theory on I September Gth. I I'hone West 624R. JEWELLERS lilOVE WFDNESDAY The West Van. Jewellers will move into their new store next Wednesday. The new building which they have had constructed is on hlarine Drive directly east of )Villiams'ailor shop. REVOLVER SHOOT FOR I'OLICE OFFICERS A revolver shoot for members of the three &Vnrth Shore police forces has been arranged to take place at the Scenic Highway Gun Club traps tomorrow, Saturday. A handsome shield for the best shot in the three forces is being offered by the district police commissioners, and a number of the members have been practis- ing for weeks in order to get in shape for the big shoot. In an- ticipation of the keen competi- tion for the shield, it is likely that many visitors will be pres- ent. School Board Asks Better Train Facilities Some time ago a delegation from the School board waited on the council as regards the wint- er schedule of the P. G. E. They have now written the council, re- questing that, when the schedule comes up for consideration, the question of transportation for children from Cypress Park and Whytecliff, who are attending the Central Schools, be kept in view, as the schools in these two districts are closed. A train leav- ing North Vancouver after ar- rival of the 3.40 ferry would in the board's opinion be very con- venient for the children return- ing home. The council have ad- vised the school board that this letter will be kept in mind when required. For Ladies'nd Children's Wear, Men'» Furnishings and Work Garments --All of High Grade Quality Toys and Novelties Orders taken for Hemstitching Grigor's Dry Goods Store 1460 Mariue DriVC wieet Zao Pa&age Christian Science Society Clit'1&VII EDIFICE 20&h aad raeqaimail, Iionybara Sunday 'qcrrico at 1130 ~ m Subject August 28th "CHRIST JESUS" Sunday School ai 10.00 a. m. Testimony hioatiag avery 'IVod- noaday at 0.16 p. m. St. Stephen's Church Trinity 11 (August 28th). 8 a. m.--Holy Communion. 10 a. m.--Sunday Schnol. 11.15 a. m.--hinrning Prayer. 7.16 p. m.--Evensong. There will be a meeting of the Church committee on Tuesday evening. August 30th, in the Parish Hall. At the Junior Girls'amp just concluded at Long Bay, Phyllis Johnson ranked second for the championship cup and carried oif the all round sports ribbon, the aquatic ribbon and the badmin- ton ribbon. United Church 11.15--Rev. A. IV. McIntosh, B.D., St. Giles Church. Vancou- ver. 7.15--Rev. IV. W. McPherson, B.D., Saskatoon. Subject: ")Vhat Christ Means to Me." by Dr. )Vi)fred T. Grenfel. Soloist at both services--Mrs. A. M. Gibb, Saskatoon. The Rev. A. )V. McIntosh, B.D. of St. Giles Church, Vancouver, and the Rev. W. )V. McPherson are exchanging pulpits on Sun- day morning. Baptist Church Rev. David Long, Pastor. Sunday School, 10 a. m. Church Service, 11 a. m. Weekly prayer service each Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS Oldsmobile Agency for North Shore The North Shore Motors Ltd. announce that they have been appointed distributors of the Oldsmobile Six. This company claims that this car is one of the most perfect and economical moderate price&i sixes now on the market The addition of this new model in no way interferes with the Chevrolet, and that they have taken over the agency for the Oldsmobile is to fill a de- mand from certain classes of the North Shore people who desire a six cylindar car at a moderate price. The Oldsmobile sells from $1,375 fully equipped. H. C. Osborne, phone West G28Y, is the West Vancouver representa- tive for both the Oldsmobile and the Chevrolet for the North Shore Motors Ltd. and will be glad to give demonstrations and particulars. God's Watchful Care BETTER BREAD Wo ail want the utmost In raloo for the money we spend. You gei full raloo when yoo buy STRATTO&V S Bread Rolls, and Par&ries. Better than "Iiomo-made" our customers aay. Phoae 'IVeai 21 and oor dchvory man wiR call. STRATTON'S m BAKERY Ambleslde Tea Rooass Parry Vyhacf WEST VANCOUVER Camp aad Picnic SuppBoo, Tobaeeoa, ota H. PERRIN, R,o. OPTOiii ETRIST aad OI'TICIAN Ivcdnoadaya from 2 p. m. Every Evening from 7 p. m. Royal Bank Bldg. HoRybuca St. Anthony's Church Pastor--Rev. Father Kelly Sunday--Mass, 8.30 a. m. High Mass, 10.30 a.m. Benediction, 7.30 p. m. IVeek Days--Mass 8 a.m. GOAT BREEDERS HOLD hIONTHLY MEETING The B. C. Goat Breeders's- sociation is holding its regular monthly meeting to night (Fri- day) at 8 p. m. in the Horticult- ural Hall, North Vancouver. Fin- al arrangements will be made at this meeting for the North Shore Goat Show on September 3rd, and other important matters will be discussed. A delegation from Vancouver will be present to give a talk on "the Good and IVelfare of the Goat Industry in B. C." "I'USSY FOOT" JOHNSON VISITS VANCOUVER The B. C. Prohibition Associa- tion announces that W. E. ("Pussyfoot" ) Johnson will be in Vancouver for a few days in con- nection with his campaign in the province this coming week. The following meetings have l&een arranged: Vancouver: Sunday, 28 Aug., 11 a. m.--Chal- mers Church. 3 p. m.--Capitol Theatre. 7.30 p. m.--First Baptist Church. Tuesday, 30 Aug., 8 p. m.--Wes- ley Church. God loves all His creation, His creatures great and small; He cares and watches over them, For not one sparrow falls Unless our Heavenly Father knows; He gives them food each day, And guards them from all hid- den harm, Protecting them alway. He teaches them to buikl their nests From different twigs and clay, )Vhere they can rear their little ones An&l feed them day by day; The feathered mother guards her young For 'neath her wings they hide, And God sees from EIis throne above, That every need's supplied. The sparrows simply trust each day, They know God will not fail To be their friend and constant guide, Though dangers may assail; They do not doubt God's sov- ereign love For Ilia dear ones below, Why should they fear when Go&I is near To banish every foe7 So let us learn to trust Him more And let Him be our Guide, For He will be a faithful Friend And all our needs provide; And He will gently lead us on Through this life's varied way, Until we reach the Better Land Where shadows flee away. GLADYS TOLLEY. Established over 61&s Years C. J. OVERINGTON 14th and Marina BARBER For the convenience of the Iadioa of the Die&met I have had tho telephone installed PHONE WEST 186 aad make an appoiaimenL J. M. Morgan WEST VANCOUVER Teacher of Voice Pro- duction and Singing Phones West 173 Seymour 3058o THE West Van Nee Published Every Friday H. HODGSON aad F.F.LOVEGROVE Pabliahcro Phones: West 412LWest SG3 Baaiaoaa and Ediioeial Office& 1361 hlaeiaa Drive iii ~ 11 Address: P. O. Boa 101, Iioiiybara, B. C 31.00 a year by mall or carrier, News- aiaada hc por copy. ADVEI&TISING RATES ON API'LICATION I'aint will I'reserve nnd Im. Prove Your I'roperty. The I'aint thnt costs the least is the Paint that covers the greatest surface--that tnkes t)itshortest time to apply--that wears the inngest. Martin-Senour"100'I Pure" I'aint &loca all three. Here'0 the proof. "100'IPure" Paint covers 900 square feet nf surface per gallon. Ban&i-mixed-les&I-and-oil. and cheap prepared pnints, coveronly about 500 square feet. The greatest cost of painting is fnr labor. It takes less timeto apply Martin-Senour "100',I Pure" Paint because its fine,even texture spreads much easier. 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