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Resampled001B6E14 THE WEST VAN NEWS WEST VANCOUVBR Christian Science Society CIIUIICII EUIFI& E 20th aad Eauuimait, Iiaiiybura Sunday Sarrica at 11.80 ~ . m. Subject iVovember 20th "SOUI. AND BOI)Y" Sunday School at 10.00 a. m. Testimony hicetiug every '&Vad- ueaday at 8.16 p.m. United Church UNITED CHUIICH SERVICES Sunday School 10.00 a. m. Biorning Service 11.16 a. m. Evening Service 7.16 p. m. Rev. E. Burchill in chnrge both services. Trail Rangers each Monday 7.15 p. m., blr. Iiimlmarsh, lead- er. )Veekly prayer serv'ice each Wednesday at 8 p. m. Mr. May- hew in charge. Young Peoples'ociety. each Vgednesday at 8 p. m., 1&iiss G. Laivson, President. 1460 Marine Drive Toys and Novelties Orders Taken for Hemstitching St. Stephen's ChurchH. PERRIN, R.o. OPTOMETRIST aad OPTICIAN Wednesdays from 2 p. m. Every Evening fcciu 7 p. m. Royal Bank Bldg. Holi?bura Sunday next before Advent, (iVovember 20th). 10 a. m.--Sunday School. 8 a. m.--Holy Commumon. 11.16 a. m.--Morning Prayer. 7.15 p. m.--Evensong. Sunday will be kept as "Choir Sunday" and special music will be rendered by the choir both morning and evening, including Gounod's "Send Out Thy Light," and Sempers'The Lord is My Shepherd." The annual autunin bazaar under the auspices of the Wom- en's Auxiliary &vill be held on Friday, December 2nd, at the Clachan. Next Tuesday evening the meeting of the A.Y.P.A. will take the form of a debate. The Sunday School will be rep- resented by a good swimming team in the annual championship gala to be held IVednesday, Nov- ember 23rd, in Chalmers'ank and Tuesday, November 29th, in Canadian Memorial tank. The Sunday School at present holds the Province Cup for swimming. Both football teams play at Hollyburn School Saturday, the Junior A's against St. Saviour's at 1.30 p. m. and the Junior B'8 against Secord United at 3 p.m. R. B LOX HAM 61ASON, CONTRACTOR Specialty:--Fireplaces aud Tile Mautcls, Sinks, ctc. Phone: Wast 19?. Baptist Church Rev. David Long, Pastor. J. M. Morgan Phone Wc&i 1?3 WEST VANCOUVER Teacher of Voice Production and Singing Sunday School, 10 a. m. Church Service, 11 a. m. Weekly prayer service each IVed»esday at 7.30 p. m. Mrs. Douglas Dewar of New York, formerly Miss Amy Adair of Vancouver, will be the soloist at the Sunday morning service. VANCOUVER STUDIO Phone Seymour 101 Scottish SocietySTRA TTON'S Pure Food Products The regular meeting of the so- ciety is being held tonight (Fri- day) at 8.16 p. m. in "the Clach- an." All members are asked to be present. St. Andrew's Concert The annual concert under the auspices of the above Society will be held in the Hollyburn Theatre on Thursday 1st Decem- ber at 8.15 prompt. The pro- gramme is complete in all that goes to make a real "Scotch con- cert." The artists are of a very high order and the public are in- vited to attend this outstanding event. Tickets are on sale by all members of the society. Doors will be open at 7.30. The following artists will ap- pear: Miss N. Haigh, Miss Mar- garet McIntyre, Miss R. McLeod, Miss N. Nicol's Pupils and Messrs. E. A. Colton, R. D. Mar- shall, T. Killin, Jack Allan, Har- ry McKelvie and Baden Marr. BREAD and CAKES Ddtvcccd right ta your door, or from OUR Store. Yuu can rely upon the pro- ducts of cur Bakeshop being pare aud wholesome. Phone and have our delivery man caD daily. WEST 27 LADIES CHOIR TO HOLD liIEETING The Ladies'hoir is holding its first meeting next Thursday at 4 p. m. in the Pauline Johnson school. All interested are asked to attend. STRATTON'S BAKERY NAO1)II CHAPTER TO HOLD SALE OF )YORKAmblssido Tos Rooms Faery Wbaxf WEST VANCOUVER Camp aad Ptcula Supplies, Tobaccos, ata. Naomi Chapter No. 26, O.E.S., will hold a tea and sale of work also home cooking at the home of Mrs. V. V. Vinson, corner of 14th Street and Gordon Avenue, Tuesday, 22nd Nov., and will be opened by Mrs. isL B. Foster, Grand Secretary, at 2.30.A School for Cirls '1NDERGARTEN J. C. MATHERS DEAD A. A. RERRIE VERY SICK Funeral services for J. C. Math- ers of Vancouver will be held tomorrow at I o'lock in the Centre & Hanna chapel, Vancou- ver. The deceased, who is a brother of J. B. Mathers, 15th and Kings, died last Wednesday as the result of injuries received in falling from a building. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mathers left )Vest Vancouver last Tues- day on a motor trip to California and were at the time of writing unaware of their brother's death. Other brothers are George A. Mathers and IV. J. Mathers, all of Vancouver; C. )V. Mathers, Gardina, Cal., and Henry, Bruce County, Ontario. The late Chief Justice Matkers of )Vinnipeg was «iso a brother. Naw Opea at 22&d aud Bellevue by MISS PHILIP Pcaapcctua an Application Special attest)ca given to French. The many friends and business associates of A. A. Rerrie of the Capilano Timber Co., who lives at 18th and Marine Drive, will be glad to know that he is making as good progress as can be ex- pected. His illness is very much more serious than was at first thought, necessitating extreme care. In addition to sire. Rerrie a nurse is in constant attendance. It will be some time before Mr. Rerrie will be able to be out again. TBE West Van News Published Every Fnday IL HODCSON aud F.F.LOVECROVE Pabiiahcra Phones: West 412L BILLIARD PARI.OR ADDS ANOTHER TABLE West 363 Chet Shields'illiard parlor, 14th Street and Railway Cross- ing, is being re-constructed to make room for another billiard table. It is expected that the alterations will be completed this week and the third tak&le install. ed very soon after. Baaiacaa aad Editorial Office: 1261 Marina Dr&ra htaii Add&eau& P. O. Bax 1st, Haiiybura, B. C. B. C. produced iaxt year 2&102/12 imperial gallons of fish oil, mostly from piichardx; fifteen plants on the wcat coact of Vancouver Island pro- duced 76 pc& cent cf this total. 61.00 ~ year by mail or carrier, News stands 6c pcr copy. ADVERTISINC RATES ON APPLICATION There are 10.1 Arms engaged in the printing and publishing business in B.C. They pay out annually ap- proximately Ei.000,000 to 1,200 cm- pioycca. "A snake dance," thought the girl as the lounge lizard put his name on her programme. c~~~=@~ PARCELS FOR TIIE I~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ II~ ~~y t0 Iu1ke ~ ~u I ~ ~ nf OLD COUNTRY should be sent OII right them being received in time for Christmas. We have a cplendid assortment of articles suitable for presents. See our ivindows. Better still come into the store and look around. )Ve can save you money and make your choosing easy. TOYS. NOVELTIES, FANCY GOODS. Etc. Buv in West Van. at City I'rives and Ia.ss. Grigor's Dry Goods Store St. Anthony's Church I'astor--Rev. Father Kelly Sunday--Mass, 8.30 a. m. High bless, 10.30 a.m. Benediction, 7.30 p. m. Week Days--harass 8 a.m. I. O. D. E. Tentative plans for n Chilil- ren's Fancy Dress Party to be held during the Christmns holi- days were made at the regular meeting of the Duncan Lnwson Chapter, I.O.D.E., which was hekl at the home of h1rs. David Morgnn on )Vednes&lay nfter- noon. Mrs. I. Wells Crawford tvas appointed convener nssisted by Mrs. E. H. Jupp, Mrs. )V. H. Manning, Mrs. W. )V. Forster, nnd Mrs. A. E. Young. Plan:i were nlso macle for nn Apron Booth at the nnnual Yak- usama to be hei&i at the new Au&iitorium on December 6th. Mrs. (larry Burns is the conven- er with Mrs. Chnrles Donohoe, Mrs. Peter )Vait, Mrs. IV. IV. Ieorster and Mrs. )V. B. Small as helpers. Tickets will also be sokl by the members of the Chapter for the Cabaret in the evening. Donations were ma&le for the Christmas Tree at Shaughnessy Hospital, to the Mrs. Clark Mur- ray Memorial Fund, the Disabled Veterans, Tuberculosis Veterans and the Hospital Host. The plans submitted by Engin- eer James Duncan for the work at Memorial Arch was approved and the committee authorized to interview the Horticultural So- ciety in connection with the re- moval and care of shrubs while the work was being done also to formulate plans for future work to beautify the grounds sur- rounding the arch. Tea was served, the hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. David Morgan, Mrs. I. Wells Crawford and Mrs. Charles Don- ohoe. DISPLAY OF PAINTINGS AND SKETCEHS The Classic Millinery Store is making a display of oil paintings and sketches by the late Sidney Clutterbuck Vic, English artist, whose works are in circulation in the Old Country as well as in Canada. COUNCIL TO INSPECT LOCALITIES REQUEST- ING STREET LIGHTS In connection with the applica- tions for more street lighting re- ceived at the municipal hall from time to time and which have now been tabulated by the engineer, the council as a committee of the whole is meeting at the ferry of- fice next Monday at 8 p.m. to inspect those localities in which further lighting is desired. The Council has also instruct- ed the clerk to report the pro- cedure necessary to furnish street lights at the following places, which woukl necessitate extensions outside the present lighting areas: 16th and biath- ers, 17th and Mathers, 16th and Ottawa, 22nd aml Queens, 30th and Mathers, Pilot House Road, and Caulfeil&l to Gleneagles. HEALTH INSURANCE MEASURE URGED BY BOARD OF HEALTH The Board of Ilealth at their meeting on Monday night in the Municipal Hall endorsed 0 resolu- tion of the city of Kamloops and urged the Provincial Govern- ment to introduce 0 Health In- surance Measure. A copy iof this resolution is to be sent to Premier McLean, and the clerk was instructed to notify the clerk of the city of Kamloops of the resolution when acknowle&lg- ing their letter of 11th instant. The medical officer reported only one case of Infection in the municipality at present. November 18, 1927. THE CLOW (Stra I. A. Brad&ay) Opposite bier&us htutorx The home af the Home Made Pies Phone Ynur Ocdcca 'IV FAT 188 A The I'. T. A. afternoon session which was hei&i in tho Pnuline Johnson school, Thursday, Nov- ember 10th, took the form of 0 social. A very interesting pro- gramme was put on by the varl- ous schools: I'au line Johnson A chorus of 10 girls by Miss Jackman's Class. Dance by Miss Ritchie'8 pupils. I'iano Solo, Margnret Saun&l- ere. Violin Solo, Marjorie Murrny. Piano Solo, Juste Leyland. Hollyburn School Action Song, Miss MacLean's pupils. Violin Solo, Rex Rhodes. Recitation, I&In Allan. Piano Solo, Margaret Gillett. Dundarave Nursery Rhymes, Miss Jones'oom. Inglewood School Violin Solo, Irene Grace. Recitation, John Allan. Piano Solo, Albert Kendrick. Mrs. Barber contributed 0 solo. It is a great credit to the teach- ers of the Junior Grades to give so much time and effort in teach- ing these small children to per- form as they did. Mrs. Caslor occupied the chair. It was decided that the P. T. A. assist at the banquet for the Teachers'onvention which will be held Friday, November 18th, in the High School. At the close of the banquet, Dr. Soward of the U. B. C. will speak on "Canada and the League of Nations." Sooner or later some airman will double-cross the ocean. A number of beautiful wreaths were placed on the Memorial Arch on the occasion of the Arm- istice Day service arranged by the Duncan Lawson Chapter, I.O. D.E., last Friday morning. Be- sides the chapter'8 own wreath, the L.O.L. and L.O.B.A. sent wreaths, in addition to a number placed there by private persons in memory of their dead. The things that a mau intends ta do when hc gets the titus never help him up the ladder uf success. "CHANG" AT THE HOLLYBURN THEATRE Tomorrow an&i Monday the great Paramount picture 'Chang'ill be shown at the Hollyburn Theatre. It is a jungle melo- drama. and every moment is packed with excitement. It is a picture for father, mother, and the children, and was so well I thought of by the British Gov- ernment that they have plnced a copy in the British Museum to be held for 50 years and then shown all over the country as a classic. that takes the bitterness out of A sense of humor is the sugar life. I.IARRON BROS. & bVILLIAMSON gIIneral Qireftars North Vancouver I'arlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 134 Vancouver I'arlors 65 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 A(the& tbst " , I &Ape sisg NSI SO f0V isg P~wit rise, " ccP I „(sties. ~ef(k ~~ IC light&"g ~ye&A& (Niby.l isg N'pfs lb&ties general is bc(Ad tbe fzc g~ fc i&APo&u iy ccfts iowa tb up wbk sttfscti s compi ss it'9 i Mqucs& ity. 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