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Resampled001B6E43 THF. WEST VAN iVEWS The Lesage Drug Store wishes an their customers and the public generally Q je &"lt 3 XVA I I P Xliltl.f'I" lit &with the hope that it ivill be 0 season of pl»asure long t'emembered by all. ¹ot . WoIkWe have a splendid array of things suitable for i1 CHRISTMAS I'RESEiVTS Boxed Stationery .... 50c to 05&.00 ~ Manicure Sots ... $5i.ss to $0.00Perfume, fancy .... 55c &o 5&.50 Fancy Toilet Sets .. 5&.ne to $.&.00Colcys Crackers .. 50c to SX50 Boxed Choco!atos...... 00c to $5.50Bridge tigovottics .............. $ &.55 Atom&sots .......... $550 to $ 7.00 Lesage Drug'tore WEST 323 Lesagehasit ry.m. CL&t&f&E&b&A How' Your Health? Familiar greeting isn't it? How do you respond? Do you give a real honest-to- goodness hand grip'? A sparkle in the eye--a spring in the step are often- times matters of diet. Fraser Valley Milk offers you one sure way to greet the morn with a smile The Fraser Valley Milkman is a messenger of health. Ask him to leave a bottle of F. V. Milk on your door- step tomorrow morning. A Creamo Wagon on every street-- every morning. Ask the Slilkman for FRASER VALLEY BUTTER Fraser Yaliey 6l ilk 9 ffuarts for 61.00 North 122 A SPLENDID CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVE A )IE)f BERSI&IP t N BOLLYBL'RR PL BL&C t.&BI&AI&Y $ 1.00 for 0 htonths: $ &.50 for Full Year This is a gift that anyone will appreciate. George Commit&, tibrnrian, will gladly serve you at his drug store. VERNON FEED STORE "I&..','hh"'I'9 FUEL, FEED, C%2NENTo ETC. A large flock of birds resemb- ling in appearance young crows ivas seen flving high over klar- Ine Drive in an eanterlv direction on Sunday nfternoon. It is some- what early for spring, but such sights certainly give one a hope- ful feeling these days, especially &chen &wading through a foot of s no'iv. ~ ~ ~ The West Vancouver branch of the Canadinn Legion is giving an entertainment for nll the chil- dren of ex-service men on Wed- nes&lay, December 28th, at 7 p.m. in Hollyburn theatre. o o o F. H. Cooper, who was in hos- pital &vith an infected foot, and has since been convalescing with friends in the city, has returned to his home on 22n&l street. ' o ~ L. O. L. N&h 2990 is giving n masquerade ball at Hollyburn Pavilion on Saturdny, NewYear's eve., starting at 8.30 p.m. ~ ~ ~ H. Murray, 25th aml Bellevue, swallowed a dose of liniment on Saturday night in mistake for medicine. Fortunately, medical assistance was immediately available, and Mr. Murray suffer- ed no permanent ill-elfects from his mistake. o o o Aubrey Clarke, 30th and Belle- vue, was one of the artists at an entertainment recently given at the Hotel Georgia by Mrs. Sy&l- ney iVicholls in honor of Mrs. R. E. Lowe. ~ ~ o Luminescence is the subject of a lecture to be given at the U. B. C. next Wednesday at 2 p.m. A number of the )Vest Vancouver high school teachers and stud- ents are attemling the lecture. c o o ikir. and Mrs. Christiansen, 14th and Clyde, have an addition to their family, a new baby girl having been born to them at their home last Friday. Both mother and baby are making good progress. The many friends of A. A. Rerrie, 18th and Duchess, who has been seriously ill for some weeks, will be glad to hear he is now making good progress to- wards recovery Mrs. Chas. Donahoe, 25th and Bellevue, entertained her friends on Friday night at a bridge. Theladies'rize was won by Mrs. W. B. Small. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 61urray and children spent Saturday with Nr. and Nrs. W. Carley, 2152 Marine Drive. Mr. an l Mrs. Murray are old Winnipeg friends of Nr. and Mrs. Carley, and are en route from that city to Los Angeles. where they ex- pect to res&de m future. o ~ ' There was a very heavy mail at Hollyburn Post Office on Mon- day. The 21 sacks of mail ar- riving necessitated the use of the Vernon Feed Co."s truck to bring them from the P. G. E. station at Hollyburn to the post office. Mr. Bubb of Vnncouver, has rented the house of klrs. Elizn- beth Hol&lawnrth, 26th and Mar- ine Drive. ~ ~ ~ Constable George Shephcr&l, 16th and Duchess, who has been conflined to his home through sickness, is now able to be out again. ~ ~ ~ Mr. nnd Mrs. John Speck anil fnmily, whose home at 29th nnil &hlathers was damaged last week by fire, are occupying the Black house at 27th nnd Mnthers. ~ ~ ~ Mrs. Elizabeth 1iol&lsworth and dnughter, 26th nnd Narfnft Drive. are l»aving here shortly for California, where they pro- pose to spend the winter. ~ o ~ o ~ ~ Mr. aml Nrs. W. fl. Itambo, 27th and Nathers, are lenving here on Monday for Portland, Oregon. ~ ~ ~ Donald McTavish who has been 0 patient at the Shaugh- nessy hospital for some time, is making a splendid recovery an&I it is hoped an&i expected that h» will be home for Christmas. Farewell Gathering in Honor of Miss Freda Gart horne On Friday evening last, Nrs. Lance Garthorne was the hostess to the Canadian Girls in Train- ing Groups of West Vancouver United Church. The occasion bemg a farewell social to her daughter, Fre&la," who has been a popular member of the groups for over four years, dur- ing two of which she held the office of senior president. A very happy evening was spent in games, and a contri- bution from each group formed a short and entertaining pro- gramme. A delightful supper was serv- ed at 9 o'lock, after which, in a few «feff chosen wokls the leader spoke appreciatively of Freda's association with her in the work. Miss Vivian Armstrong, on behalf of the girls, then pre- sented her with a teacher's Bible, as a mark of thetr love and good will. Miss Garthorne is entering the nursmg profess&on early &n the New year. She takes with her into her fresh venture the good wishes of her mttny friends and asso- ciates. Decemher 23, 1927 Christmas Ferry Service Next Sunday and ihionday the ferries will tun an hourly service throughout the clay. the first bont from Went Vnncouver leav- ing the Amblcside &lock at 8 n. m., Sun&fay, an&i at 6 n.m. Mon- day. The last boat from the city on both Sumlay aml &hlomfay will leave the Vnncouver dock nt 12 midnight. The regular 11 p.m. boat from )Vest Vancou- ver ivill he held at Amblesidc until 11.30 p.m. All boats will lenve the city 30 minutes psst the hour except the regular 11.10 p.m. ferry from the city which will not leave the Vane& ver, dock until 12 mi&lnlght. In)1'I Y l)AY REI&IEF FUND CO61611TTEE Th» fl&wt m&et&ng of the )hest Vancouver Poppy Day Relief Fund Committee was hekl on kiomlay nt 8 p.m. in the ferry office. The committee is made up of two members appointed from the Duncan Lawson chnp- tcr I. O. D. E. and five mem- bers chosen from the local branch of the Cnnadian Legion, and to them is given the work of disbursing among needy ex- service men an&I their depend- ents who arc resident in t municipality, the money obtai ed from the sale of popies. Nrs. David i)forgan was ap- pointed chairman and F. I'. Lovegrove secretary-treasurer of the committee. The following were nppointed as an tniest&gatmg commtttee with power to act: Mrs. David fhlorgan, Nrs. )Vafter Gourlay, John Lawson, and IV. Carley. It was resolved that, in se- cor&lance with the plan followed by the Poppy Day Relief Fund Committee in the city, relief will extended in the form of food, fuel, aml clothing only, the beneficiary to receive relief by way of an order on a local re- 'tailer. for such an amount or amounts as the commtttee shall deem advisable. No loans or cash disbursements of any kind will be made un&ier any circum- stances. The members of the Duncan Lawson Chapter who sold the poppies, met with an unusually hearty response from our resi- dents this year, the proceeds amounting to 6132,000 approxi- mately. Hugh May, who spent a few days in Victoria this week, has now returned and is back at his office. ~ ~ ~ Nrs I'rank I aterson of Pomt Grey spent the week-en&i with her brother-in-law, Jack I'ater- son, Marine Drive at Ambleside. EN T ERTA IN 61 EN T FOR EX- SERVICE 61EN'S CHII.BREN The West Vancouver branch of the Canadian Legion is giving an entertainment at Hollyburn theatre on Wednes&fay, Decem- ber 28th, 1927, at 7 p.m., for the children of ex-service men. Par- ents who wish to send their chil- dren will kimlly phone in their names to George Childs, )Vest 687Y, F. Rivers, )Vest 45i7Y3, or J. Lawson, )Vest 55. 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