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Resampled001B6DFB THE IVEST VAiN NEWS October 28, 1927. 0&t&d" tjgLesagehasit CUT RATE DRUGS FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPKCIALS $ 1.26 Electric Curling Irons .. 96e $ 1.00 Hortiek's Malted Milk... 9ie sao Bove I I .... .. ..... .. 694 90e Vtfol...,.„.....,......... &i9e 26o A. B. S. 0 G tablets .... Iac $ 1.00 D. D. D....... 92r 76c Ysvuum Bottles ........ &9c SI.26 Hot 1Vstef Bottles.......... 99c 60o OII of Eueslyptus ........... 29e 76c Liquid Petfo!stum ..... 49e 76c Parishes Food ........ 69e 60e Squ&bbs Tooth Paste 2 &nf Si.so Soc B!stf's Tooth Poets . 29e $ 1.76 Foootsiosyf&ngo .... $ 1.19 60c Sodium Phnsphste.... 29e 60c First Aid Ointment ......'Iuo Sac 1Vrittog Psd ................. 29e Iue Nipples ......... 4 for 2hc 76c Absorbent Cotton ....... 49e Thefmogono 60e Glycerine sn&I Rose 1Vstef 29e 24e Minor&I's Liniment ........... 21e 60e a(&Coy's Cmt Liver OIITablets........ Soc 26c &'a&tee's Liver I'ins . 21e 46e ymm Buk ............. 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EmXLbgg COMKM~KLECTKCRRENRFOL VANCOUVER v&croa&A sf ef cAl Creamo %agon eL)cry $trect- eOery mo77lVlg -PASE)VALLEY V,tLK 9 quarts for $1.00 North 122 Lesage Drug'tore New Building--Corner Mnrine and 14th. IVe deliver anywhere. No Order is too small WEST 323 Lesagehasit Dl 1 blON D JU ill l F E EI.OCUTIOiN CONTEST Arrangements are now com- plete for the elo&utton &ompet tions in Canadian poetry which hate been arranged umler the ail. pices of the Captain Oates Chapter, 1. O. D. E., to be hekl nt the '&atunlay matinee in the Lonsdsle Theatre by kind co operation of hlr. Will Harper. Any child on the North Shore is eligible to try in the contest, for his or her grn&le, aml a few booklets are still available should nny sch&&lar l&e without 6 copy o( the Canadian poems chosen 1'ni'he contest. The (ollowing dates have been allotted to the vnrious grndes: Nov. 12-- Girls; Grades I, 2, d& '. Nov. 19--Boys; Cirndes I, 2 an&I 3 an&I also 4, 6 nml 6. Nov. 26--Girls; Grades 4. 6. 6. Dec. 3--Boys and Girls; Grades 7 nn&l 8 nn&l High School. I'hone entries in as soon ns . possible to Nrs. Harry War&I, convener, North 684Y. PERSONA.LS Dr. Frank E. Dorchester re- turned on Tuesday night (rom (Vinnipeg, &chere he attended the Conservntive Convention as the &lclegate for the )Vest Vancouver Conservative Associntion. White there he gave a series of "health" lectures. I le accompanied lt. L. Bennett to Calgary, lunched ivith him, and saw the reception ac- corile&l the new leader in Cal- gary. ihlr. Encl Nrs. Ih(. Sinclair of West Bay, have had an ad&litlon to their family. A son was born to them on 16th instant in the Vancouver General Hospital. Both mother and son nre doing '&cell. ~ ~ ~ The West Vancouver branch o( the Canadian I.egion is giving a concert nnd dance nt Dundar- nve Hall on Saturday. 12th Nov- ember, at 8 p. m. An excellent prograntme has been nrrangcd. The concert will last till 10 p.m. and dancing will take place (rom 10.30 p. m. (ill midnight. ~ ~ ~ Mr. James has returned to his home at 17th nn&l Duchess for the winter. 1&lr. James is purser on one of the boats plying be- tween Americnn ports and Alas- ka, an&i has been nway on that run all the summer. o ~ ~ Nr. Patterson is having his house at 16th and Nathers Ave., re-modelled. s ~ s Teddie Harris, son of Nrs. Harris of the Fortune Cup Inn, who recently was knocked down by an auto at the corner of 26th and Marine Drive, has now suf- ficiently recovered to be able to get about again. ~ ~ ~ D. Iwema, truck driver for the Ambleside Lumber Co., ha&1 6 bad accident on Thursday of last week. )Vhen dnvmg his truck near 22nd and Haywood, the rad- ius rod broke, precipitating the car into the ditch, making it a bad wreck, and causing severe lacerations in the face and aiqns of the driver. Several stitches were required in the treatment. Nr. Iwema suffered badly from shock. ~ ~ ~ Due to the continual wct iveather few hikers hnve so far gone up to I lollyburn Ridge, where increased accomodation has been provided for their com- fort. As the fall advances, how- ever, and as more settled weath- er prevails, there will undoubt- edly be greater croivds than ever passing nlong Marine Drive to the popular sports ground on the ridge. GEN. SUTTON ASKED TO ADDRESS hlEETING IN K. I'. HALI. The North Vancouver City Council at their meeting on Mon- day night decided to ask General Sutton to address a public meet- ing on November 3rd, on his re- turn from the mtenor. General Sutton has expressed his willingness to address resi- dents of the North Shore, aml the meeting is to take place in the K. P. Hall at 8 p. m. on the above date, if it proves suitable to the speaker. ~ 'o ~ The salnion are agam commg up our streams to spawn. Many young nnglers were seen on Sat- urdav trying their luck, and a number of residents have been successful in landing fish. ~ ~ John, the 8-year okl son of Nr. anil Nrs. Little, 24th and Marine Drive, was knocked down by an auto on Saturday night while crossing Marine Drive in front of his home. He suffered a fracture of both legs and re- ceived 6 number of cuts and bruises. He was removed to the Vancouver General Hospital, where he is doing as well as can be expected. o o o Nrs. Ed Black and family have returned from Sechelt to their home at 25th and ihIarine Drive. Nrs. Black, who has been stay- ing at Sechelt since last Febru- ary for the benefit of her health, is much improved. I o o A son was born to Mr. and hlrs. Reginald Haworth at their home at 25th and Bellevue on Monday night. Both mother and baby are making good progress. I'ordonRoss, 25th and Law- son, who has not been in the best of health for some time, has gone to Shaughnessy Hospital for treatment. I The L.O.L. No. 2990 is holding their regular meeting at Dun- darave Hall on Tuesday, 1st November gt 8 p. m. ' o 'o The Central City Mission of Vancouver is giving a concert at Dundarave Hall next Thurs- day at 8.15 p.m. A good pro- gramme has been arranged. The proceeds are in aid of the Good IVill Industries, a part of the work of the mission which con- sists in renovating old clothes given to them, and which are used for the benefit of the desti- tute poor in the city. No ad- mission is charged, but there will be a silver collection. o o Nr. Rogers, 27th Street, last week shot a cat owl, which was endeavoring to steal his chick. ens. It weighed 5 lbs and had a four foot wing spread. The bird was used at the Pauline Johnson School on Tuesday in connection ivith the nature studi- es of the children. This species of owl is so called from the down on its legs and the heavy pads of flesh on its feet, which resemble those of a cat. Front its size and strength it is very destructive to bir&l life. ~ ~ Arrangements have been com- pleted for a dance under the auspices of the Otazel Club of Horseshoe Bay at )VII)ow Hall, Vancouver, tonight (Friday). SCENIC GUN CLUB MONTH I.Y DANCE TO BE HELD FRIDAY Members of the Scenic High- way Gun Club will be hosts at one of their regular monthly whist drives and dances in the Institute Hall, Lynn Valley, to- night (Friday). Cards will com- mence at eight o'lock and danc- ing will start at nine o'lock with a first class orchestra furnishing the music. EASTERN STAR TO HOLD MILITARY WHIST DRIVE The Order of the Eastern Star is giving another of their popu- lar military whist drives in the Masonic Hall, next Tuesday, Nov. 1st, at 8.30 p.m. Ladies and Gentlemen's prizes will be awarded and refreshments will be served, Committee in charge are AIrs Lundberg Mrs Taylor and Mrs. Archer. REAL ESTATE MOVING The R. P. Clark Co. report the sale of another seven acre block facing on Marine Drive and be- tween it and Keith Road. This property was owned by B. J. Hughes, and also two waterfront lots 34 and 35, Block I at Glen- eagles were purchased by a Van- couver barrister.BRITISH-ISRAEL WORLD FEDERATION Telephone Operator: n)Vill you give your initials, please?" Old Laxly: nB. P." Operator: B for beer? Old Lady (in&lignantly): No. B for Bertha. He took her in his arms. "Oh Darling," he murmured, oI love you so. Please say you'l be mine. I'm not rich like Perci- val Brown. I haven't a car, or a fine house, or a well stocked cellar; but, darling I love you, and I cannot live without you." Two soft arms stole aroumi his neck, and two ruby lips whisper- ed in his ear:-- "And I love you too, darling; but-- where is this man Brown";" The bVest Vancouver branch of the British Israel bVorld Federa- tion is holding a meeting next Wednesday, 2nd November, at 8 p.m. in Ambleside Hall. Mr. Percy King will (by request) speak further upon the subject "Reasons IVhy One Should Be- come a Member of the B.LW.F.o The executive will meet promptly at 7.30 p. m. the same evening. The ladies auxiliary will hold a prayer meeting at the home of Nrs. Cornia, 17th and Gordon, at 2 p. m. next )Vednesday. For further information please phone )Vest 436X3. CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF IVEST VANCOUVER VOTERS'IST 1928 Persons desiring and entitled to have their names placed on the Voter's List for 1928 as Householders or Licence Hoklers, must file a declaration (which may be ma&le before a Notary Public or the undersigned) in the form provided, on or before the 31st day of October 1927. Forms may be obtained at the Municipal Hall. Dated this 14th day of October 1927. JAS. OLLASON, Hollyburn, B. C. Municipal Clerk. r '(go ~und'hrss ,~n d.v'1,th $ y( Befobl &, lso es(es mof 4 . 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