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Resampled001B6E64 "The City Price Store with Community Courtesy. SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS 25t Tooth Paste... 2 Tabes 69t 60t Dt. Biatk's S&top vvhitt Pme aad Tat ........ 27t $ 1.00 Hot Water Bottles .. 79t 76a Hospital Co&inn .... 69& 60t Vitk's Vapo Rsb 75t Liquid Petrolatum . 69t 60t Jargon's Lotino ........ &nt nnt Witch Hassi Hand Lotion 22t 66t Riktt's Cocoanut Oii Sham- poo ..............„„..... 2it 60t Ci&rss Lemon Cream....... 29t &Vampois's Extract of Cod Liver 0 i I ....... .... 6 I .00 60t Gray"s Balm.............. Snt iot Toilet Tissue...,. 6 Rnii«2.st nfAxii.'i LAhil'S iifii)tl& Ei) ! gi.26 200-&Va« Lamps ... Si.ih nnt «M-&cat& immpa.............'iet One Aiiadia Knife Sharpener Prat wilh every Sat bna Nalutt's Remedy Tabit&s ioa Baby Hippies .. & fnt 25t $ 1.00 Cnd Livet Oii Ex&tant 69t 60v Piasx ..................... &nt Snt bvti&ins Pads... 22t ! $ i.25 Budwtiast biait .......... 6&.ip Wo swann s the tish& to limit the quantity to each toainmet. You are cordially invited the view the NEW CHEVROLET Greatly Improved and Prices Reduced. Phone our )Vest Van. representative (H. C. Osborne, )Vest 628Y) who ivill be glad to drive you to the showroom, at any time convenient to yourself, and give you all particulars. NORTH SHORE MOTORS LiigiyED OLDSSIOBILE AND CHEVROLET DEALERS 135 First Street West, North Vancouver. (Represented in West Vancouver by H. C. OSBORNE) Phones )Vest 628Y North 1186 OXR. street EVERT Dhgygflg~ L FRASER VALLEY MILK 9 quarts for $ 1.00 Phone North 122 1VEST VANCOUVER AGENTS C.P.R. TEI.EGRA318 and Canadian Pacific Express 3(oney Orders. Prescriptions filled by fully qualified druggist. Lesag'e Drug Store New Building--Corner Ibiurine und 14th. We deliver anyivhere. No Order is too small WEST 323 THE WF&IT VAN IVEWS PERSO A baby girl was born at the iVorth Vancouver Hospital last &week to Sir. and birs. Bryant. 12th ancl Waterfront. Both mother and ilaughter are doingwell. ~ ~ ~ Miss Jamieson uf Swift Culrent is visiting Mr. anil birn Roy Faulkner, Nnrine Drive and 23&'d. ~ ~ ~ Sir. Cassidy is building 6 bnsc- ment uniler his house nt 17th nnd Duchess. ~ s ~ David Cathcart Young of San Frnncisco, chief ngent aml sur- veyor for the U. S. Shipping Board on the Pacific Coast, and agent for every Marine insurance company in the United States, visited his brother John C. Young of Dumlnrave, last week- end. ~ s ~ T. Tanner is buil&ling a house on biarine Drive near 26th St.\ ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Janver have had an addition to their family, a baby boy having been born to them on Saturday at their home on Marine Drive at Dumlarave. Nother an&i son are making good progress. ~ s I Rev. L. Coote, missionary from Japan, ivill speak at Elim Hali, Dundarave next Sunday at 7.30 p. m«and also next Thursday at 8 p. m. The Young Peoples'andfrom Vancouver will con- duct the meeting, and there will be solos and bright singing. An invitation is extended to all IVest Vancouver people to be present. ~ ' Dalton Allan, son of J. D. Al- lan of IVest Bay. met with a painful accident on Tuesday night, having sprained his ankle when disembarking from the ferry bus on his way home. ~ s ~ The Board of School Trustees is advertising for a Medical Health Officer for the schools. Applications are to be in the hands of the Secretary, H. B. Garland, not later than Thurs- day, January 26th. CONCERT FOR CADET CORPS EQUIisNENT A concert is being given under the auspices of the Duncan Law- son Chapter, I.O.D.E. in the aud- itorium of the New Inglewood School tonight (Friday), at 8.15 p. m. The programme is being arranged by Aubrey Clarke, and the proceeds will go for equip- ment for the cadet corps. CONSERVATIVE I.EADER IN NORTH VANCOUVER Hon. Dr. S. F. Tolmie provin- cial Conservative leader, was the guest of honor at a dinner given by Gen. A. D. SfcRae, BI.P«on Monday evening at the Palace Hotel, North Vancouver, to the executives of the Conservative Associations in the North Shore riding. There were also present Pat Naitland, provincial organ- iser, and C. M.O'Brian, vice-pres- ident of the provincial Conserva- tive Association. Dr. Tolmie gave a stirring address, and Gen. Mcitae reviewed the business und political situations in Can- ada, und il alt particularly with the mail delivery in West Van- couver and other matters in the North Shore riding which he had taken up at Ottawa. Messrs. C. M. O'Brian an&I Pat Naitland spoke, as did the chairmen an&i others of the various associa- tions represented. Practically all of the West Vancouver Con- servative executive were present. The adfourned annual meetmg of the Hollyburn Public Library will be held at the liollyburn School next Sionday, 23rd Jan- uary, at 8 p.m. A full attend- ance of members is requcste&l. v ~ ~ Ernest Aitkens of &&Vest Bay, an&I another employee of the Royal Croivn Sonps Ltd., in Van- couver iverc severely scalded on Thursday afternoon. 12th inst- ant, ivhen a soup kettle boiled over, E. Aitkens being burned on the'back and arms. They were taken to the Vancouver General Hospital, where their condition is reported as fair. ~ a ~ J. Gunn is having a block of land cleaied consisting of four lots situated between Haywood aml Inglewood Avenues. a s o Ibir. and Nrs. Wait of Vernon, have taken u suite at the Fort- une Cup Inn, and expect to stayuntil the end of next summer. ~ s ~ J. Anderson and E. M. Pemb- erton, both of the city, were week-end guests at "the Clach-an." a s The net proceeds of the PublicSchools'hristmas concert at Hollyburn Theatre amounted to 377.32. This sum will prove amaterial help in providing sports and playground equipment for the children. s Roy Faulkner is building a house on Marine Drive a few doors west of his house at 23rd and Marine Drive, and immedi- ately east of Hugh Hodgson's house on the Drive. The fine clear sunny weather of Sunday was responsible for considerable activity at the ski camp on Hollyburn Ridge. More hikers came over to enjoy the winter sports there than at anytime this season, and with allnature signs pointing to an early spring the ski-ing and tobogan- ning enthusiasts from the cityare not losing any chances of in- dulging in their favorite sports. s Mr. and Mrs. Parker have moved into their new home at 13th and Haywood. s s ~ Fred Bailey of Vancouver has taken over the duties of Fred McKee at the Lesage Drug Store. s ' B. N. Bell, a resident of Van- couver, has purchased a lot on 11th and Inglewood. ~ s Signs increase of the likeli- hood of there being an early spring this year. The blue jays are back, a number of them hav- ing been seen recently at IVhyte- cliff, and the Indians report that the smaller kind of woodpecker, which leaves us during the wint- er. has returned and is busy sounding the trees for grubs. These and other signs, such as the budding of the pussy-wil- lows indicate that our cold weather for this year is about over. n s ~ Mr. and Nrs. H. A. Jansen nf Gull Lake, are visiting Nr. and Roy Faulkner, 23rd an&I Marine Drive. They are touring the Pa- cific Coast and have already vis- ited 0 number of places. It is possible thut they may settle somewhere on the coast. ~ s a Mr. und Sfrs. George Jackson, Haywood and 14th, had an a&ldi- tiun to their family last Friday, ivhen 6 daughter was born to them at the iVorth Vancouver General Hospital. Good progress is kieing made both by Mrs. Jack- son and her daughter. January 20. 1028. Correspondence The following letter from Ex- Cuuncillor Ray was received by us too late for publication last iveck ihlr Ray's remarks nnd his comparison nf local condi- tions will be of interest to our readers. To the Editor, Sir,--I'lease permit mo to ex- press mv regret at not heing able ' ko serve the citizens of West Vancouvey'n the Council this year owing to luck of time and the exigencies nf my business as well as my intended trip to Eur- ope. Though I am absent from West Vancouver at this time aml therefore not tnking any pnrt Iin the Municipnl election I wouhl like to express my views on the Ron&i nnd Rri&lge By-law. After five weeks of touring inSouthcrn California over its paved high- ways nnd goo&I roads, I cannot help giving my honest opinion that if the citizens of )Vest Van- couvcr turn down the bylaw on the sentiment that the ron&I is only going to servo the tourists, they will be mnking 0 great mis- take. All the cities an&I munici- palities on the Pncific Coast souih of )Vest Vancouver are well aware that good paved high- ways going through municipali- ties nre an asset to them nnd vnluable to any progressive com- munity. In motoring through small municipalities here even where there are no houses for miles one finds four line wide first class paved roads an&I these munici- palities capitalize every inch oftheir resources by interestingtourists and getting them to spend their money. )Vest Van- couver has better and more varl- ed resources for business purpos- es than I have seen in California. One may say that the Town- planmng bylaw will not permit these resources to be developed in )Vest Vancouver. The busi- ness scope of our municipality must be widened by a broad and sensible business policy and the bylaw altered accordingly. Whenthis is done the municipality will derive more taxes from business properties which are income pro- ducing than it can hope to getfrom strictly residential prop-erties. I trust that the citizens will use good judgment in connec- tion with this bylaw realizing how difficult it was to get mile one classified so as to persuade the Government to puy its share towards the erection of the bridge. Yours truly, K. A. RAY. Los Angeles, Califoiqfia. January 10, 1828. LIBERAI.S HOLD MEETING The West Vancouver Liberal Association hekl their regular meeting last Tuesday night,when addresses were given byMessrs. George Huy, A. IV. I unn and Councillor Jackman. Mr.Jackman spoke at some length on the history of Canada ex- plaining the 'different govern- ment actions les&ling to Confed- eration, an&I laying particular emphasis on the great influence exercised by I.ord Durham onthe future of this Domlmon. Nr. Jackman'6 talk wus a &nat-ter of history and the facts col- 4lated showed that he had read und digesteil very thoroughly the works and writings of many menund his intimate knowledge ofthe conditions was exemplified by the fact that his speech was extempore. Various routine matters were disposed of, an&I it was announc- e&i that 0 Valentine Dance would be held in Ambleside Hull on Tuesday, February 14th. IVho 6 the la&ly with the httlewart?« «Sh h h'eep quiet That' her husband 6W )~soils . Wh»'isiia Ias fagmiaat + 0&a&2isb 8(gs 'wi&sm 6 snbnvo b vou 6ify tbo IIs ~y tbo Ha waa I Is ihs a&my asa baiP y soversI b+II-leglP' 6 copim yas dai Hisbasd: wasid paar Wifa:"„"'m&a( 6" Ibxlern 6 gonsib« fled.« Modern I'm ns yen'i&a Jasi bal asd + fsi iha Psn as abasi ibl am iba iiha I saba&aid'I will if I g &ha assis& &mh s[f whi srnte ('nr):"Po anyone coi tbnt yon nl right, or II oy mimetbl Ha (Isa&bi af amelgtsi ah&aid ds Is Sha: "Whi the iar." 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