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Resampled001B6E77 THFs IVEST VAN NEWS February '3. 1928. RIGHT AT YOI'R 1&OOR--AKI& '1'VK CHARGE 1&o MORS ! CUT RATE DRUGS SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS $2.25 Kepler' Cod Liver Oil and Malt iiacgv& .... $ 1.99 $ 1.00 Bu&dock Blood Bitters . 991 691 Liquid Petrolatum heavy.10oa................. 39c 261 Listccine ....,........ 2 1 1 60c Bayer's Aspirin, Sl tablets loc $ 1.25 Ieonincd Yeast........, 99c 35c Palmolive Shaving Cream, 291 Ssc Colgate's Shaving Cream, 291 lnc Package Boracic Acid ..... 51 lne Package Senna Leaves .... Sc Ssc 4-ounce Horner's Cascara, 211 25c 3-ounce Camphorated Oil, tnc 16c Pucetest Bocacic Acid, tiu, pc 261 Smuucs Gl&vecine.. 191 26c 2-ounce Iodmc .. 191 i 25c 2-inch Gsune Bandage .. 19c Bnc Yasdiey's Shaving Stick lac $ &.26 Yasdiey'1 Lavender1Vatee............ 31 09 $ 1.25 Yacdiey'1 Bath Baits . $ &.np 501 Yacdiey's Talcum....... $9c Mc Yavdiey's Solid Brilliantine 4 &v 96e 4211 Kau de Cologne ........ 99c 40c Loses Paris Lavender Water ............... 291 76c Buckley's Bronchitis Ri'i&lady .................. 49c 06c Rubbing Alcohol ......... 391 60c I&c. Black's tvhito Pine and Tac . -- .............. 39c Money to Loan on First Aiortgage at current rates. Let us iinance the building of your new home in West Van- Couver'ondon 8t British North America Co., Ltd. hfortgage -- Insurance -- Finance and Estate Agents. 626 Pender Street West Phone Sey. 6285 Local Representative;-- F. X. Hodilson, IVest 665R The NEW CHEV TRUCK Is Bigger and Better NORTH SHORE MOTORS, LTD. 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WEST 323 WEST VANCOUVER LADIES'IIOIR hlusic nnd Art wili be in evi- dence at the Empire Cnncert and Spectacle to be staged on Friday, February 10th, 1928, athfiss Jamieson of Swift Cur- rent i&ho has l&een visiting &hire Rny Faulkner, 23rd anil AIarine Drive, is spending a few dnys with relatives in Victoria. ~ ~ ~ l larry Thompson, who tvas re- cently gassed while doing some repairs to "The Sonrisa," hns 1'&'covet'ed nnd is back agam on duty. ~ ~ ~ IV. S. Smaill, Appleton Court. left on "The Aorangi," for n business trip to New Zealnnd. ~ ~ ~ ihir. and Nrs. Bone, 23r&l and IVaterfront, are moving shortly to their new bungalow on King'0 Avenue, between 22nd and 23r&1 streets. ~ ~ ~ Roy Faulkner, 23rd and hfar- ine Drive, left on Tuesday for Gull Lake. ~ ~ ~ Mrs. Laura Edwards and her daughter, 21st and Bellevue, who have resided here for sev- eral years, have moved to the city. ~ ~ ~ Messrs. Pemberton, Anderson, and Whittaker, all of Vancouver, were guests at "The Clachan" over the week-end. ~ ~ ~ IVork on the foreground of the Memorial Arch, which has been underway for some weeks, has now been completed. A stone front has been built and ce- ment steps now lead up to the arch, making a noticeable im- provement. ~ ~ o Mr. and Mrs. Herrington moved on IVednesday from 19th and IVaterfront to 15th and Queens. hlr. and Afrs. W. Tinncv hnre moved from their house at 16th and Waterfront to the new home they have hnil built at 20th and Waterfront. ~ ~ ~ William Alsnp, whnse old home on Baby hfountain is one of the landmarks of the district. in n&nv living just outside New Westminster. ~ 1 ~ A class of 20 pupils hns been transferred from Dumlsrave School to the Pauline Jnhnson Schonl, 22nd Street, to provide better accommodation in each school for the new pupils enter- ed last Wednesday. ~ ~ 1 Under the nuspices of the )Vomen s Assoctatton of the United Church, J. Haydn Young will, on the evening of February 17, give a lecture entitled, "Through the Heart of Scot- land." the Auditorium, Inglewood Ihgh Schnol. An etfort is being ma&le to supply an entertainment that will l&e pleasing and intriguing in the highest degree to the T most critical. The choir are for- tunate in possessing sn energet- ic executive of fiv members, direction and instruction in the able hnmls of Prof. J. ihi. Aior- gan will lend that touch of con- il&lence that assists the amateur'o rise to the occasion an&I vio with the experienced profession- nl. Much of the music has been rewritten and orchestration pre- pareil by Alias AIargaret Mcin- tyre, who in addition to the posi- tion of official pianiste will on this occnsion direct the nctivl- ties of the Ncintyre quartette, who have kindly come forward to assist. National costumes varying from the garish tnrtan of the Scot to that nf the New Zealand native will be worn by the artistes. "BUD" FISHElt JOINS NAItiNE AIOTORS The Marine hfotors announce In this issue that "Bud" Fisher has now joined the staff as shop foreman and in full chargq of the repair anti mechanical part of the business. Air. Fisher was for some years "foreman" for the NcLaughlin Motor Co. in Vancouver, and was also in charge of several other garages on the Prairies and in Vancou- ver. He has worked in various auto plants in England, includ- ing the Royce snd Rover. An olficial announcement of this addition to the local auto indus- try is given in the advertising columns of this issue. AIUNICIPALITIES MAY GET AUTHORITY TO LIAIIT THE LIFE OF BUILDING I'ERAIITS Power to municipalities to limit the life of buil&ling permits was approved by the municipal committee of the legislature at the request of the Union of B. C. Municipalities, and an amend- ment to that efl'ect will be draft- ed to the act. It was pointed out that under existing conditions in munici- palities permits issued years ago aml which were not followed by construction were still in force and hindered the improvement of municipalities along town planning lines. Comptroller Pilkington of Vancouver pointed out that in that city the life of a building permit had been limited to six months, and that it was found necessary to reduce this time recently to four months. In this manner construction was has- tened. o ~ There will be a service at the new St. Francis Church. Caul- feild, next Sunday. The Rev. A. Iiarding Priest will be in charge. ' o ihfrs. Johnston, 14th and Bel- levue, who has been visiting at Pasadena, Cal., for the past month, has now returned here, with her son Norman, who has been in the South for the past six months. hir. Dumas, a former resident of West Vancouver, has return- ed and taken up residence at 2123 hfarine Drive. Richard Bloxham, 23rd and Inglewood, was taken to the North Vancouver General Hos- pital on Sunday, where he un- derwent an operation for appen- dicitis and complications. He is doing as well as can be expected. The Misses Stevenson, late of the Clachan, who are now living in the city, were visitors here on Tuesday. ' The lecture on "Through the Heart of Scotland," to be given by J. Haydn Young on the even- ing of 17th February, will be illustrated with lantern slides. 1 O ~ Mrs. NcQueen, who has been visiting her sister, Nrs. George Hay, left for her home in On- tario on wednesday morning. Mts L F Hoifman has pur chased the Barrow cottage on Lawson, between 23rd and 24th streets. o 1 ~ Mr. and Mrs. Stewart have moved from 27th and Queens tn 11th and Nathers. s '1 ~ Mrs. Elizabeth Howe, widow of the late John H. Howe, was recently married in Strathroy, Ontario, to IVilliam Harris, of Sarnia. Mrs. Howe and her late husband were former resi- dents of IVest Vancouver, and were both well known to old timers here. s Work has been going on this week on the enlargement of the parish hall of St. Stephen'9 church, which has been render- ed necessary by the increase in the Sunday school and the gen- eral growth of the parish. The work is being done by volunteers from St. Stephen's congrega- tion. O ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson, who have been occupying the Nelson house at 23rd and Marine Drive for some time, have moved to a house at 23rd and Bellevue. ~ ~ The executives of the Conserv- ative associations of the North Shore held a joint meeting on Tuesday night in the Conserva- tive rooms in North Vancouver, when a number of routine mat- ters were taken up relative to the expected provincial election next June. F. F. Lovegrove was given charge of the publicity for West Vancouver. ~ ~ Dr. IV. T. Rush, who until re- cently lived in Alberta, has rent- ed the Nelson house at 23rd and Marine Drive. ~ ~ o Frank Paterson, who used tn live at 16th and Nathers, but who now resides in the city, was here last week renewing old ac- quaintances. "A well-known resident of To- ronto passed away at noon on'aturday (January 21st) at her late residence, 36 'Burnaby Boulevard, in the person of AIrs. Sarah Davis, wife of the late James S. Davis. She has been a resident of Toronto for over 50 years. "She leaves two sons, J. A. Davis of )Vest Vancouver, B.C., William T. Davis of Toronto, and three daughters, Ida, Mabel and Ruby, at home. "The sympathy of many friends go out to AIr. Davis in his loss." NEIV PHONE DIRECTORY TO 13E LARGEST ISSUED The new telephone directory of the B. C. Telephone Co., for which changes and additions were received up to Tuesday, and which will be published in April, is to be the largest ever issued by the company. The company's oificials report that 91000 cop- ies, requiring 66 tons of paper, will be tssucd to the pubhc, each containing 400 pages. This shows unmistakably the growth of the company since the date of its establishment in 1888, when there were only 79 sub- scribers, whose names were pub- lished each day in the morning paper in the form of an adver- tisement. this taking the place of a directory. Now the work of getting out the directory is in the hands of a committee who spend their whole time throughout the year In making corrections, additions and dele- tions. BIRTHDAY PARTY Little Dorothy Smith, daugh- ter of Mr. and AIrs. A. Harvey Smith (Red and IVhite Chain Store), Dundarave, celebrated her fourth birthday last week. In honor of the occasion a party was given at her home, when the following guests enjoyed the toothsome delicacies and excit- ing games of such occasions: Sylvia Morris, Joan and Barbara Sparrow, Nadeline, Joan and Frank Ecclestone, Joyce Bur- bridge, Cynthia Haslam, and Iwurena Lauder. The dainty table decorations were arranged by Mrs. Eccle- stone, who with Mrs. hforris and Mrs. Lauder helped to make the party an enjoyable event. PERSONA.LS Ft'.„utVIA&sinnBtchen iosC et&. p»no' R1 " EBS&i 229& ~v &F) school etc&&no FOURD. Ysncoi cs»e" lese&it 2&161 Einr FOR SA Ducks sech gaul& cstioii io Rn &pest LOST dny s Bne&1 seisin hiesidi FOR S phone, s»i 5 &IOL FOR 1 Iso» lots, I bossy house sy $769) his&» WOBAi Appi& FOR S) psi Phoni USED Iu&nB thing ol too sl specie Vsnu "WIUU& Asenl soo»l tound Adult West IIEBB", BES1 Ggf 1 Red&a tsicsi coul i 4;