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Resampled001B6EA7 2 THE (VEST VAN NEWS hlarch &) 1928 Marine Motors 51arine Drive nt 22nd Street Phone West 456 Day or Night THE PERFECT FRIEND If you want the perfect frien, True as steel uu«l (be eud, One wbo'0 make your mood his own, Guess it from your lightest tone, Gladly share your chait'ud fun From the rise to svt of xun (But when thoughts of care arise, Quickly know shd sympathise) & One who, though you do him wrong, 'Never sulks sud grieves--uot long- One who holds hix tongue a!&hodgh Others xay, "I told you so!" One who keeps your secrets well, (Thrust sud bribe esu'I make him tell), One who11 trust you. come what msy, Fi(hob uot &hrough the longest dsy, True through rain aud snow and fog- Brother. you must buy s dog. STRATTON'S BREAD is made right here %Vest Vancouver Sera«ou'8 Bread is Good Bread. Buy It oud Try It. PHONE 3VEST 27 And Our Delivery Man Will Call F. R. Franklin Carpenter and Contractor 2503 BeBevuo Avo. Phoae Wos( 58L? WEST VAN Restaurant 1821 hfsviuo Drive at Il&h Se. Public Phone West 611-0 THE West Van Nees Published Every Friday H, HODGSON osd F.F.LOVEGROVE PubRohvrs Phones: West 412LWest 363 United Church 21st street near hlarine 51inister, Rev. A. &1L O'Donnell Sunday Services 10 a. m.--Sunday SchooL 11.16 a. m.--Morning Worship Anthem--They that wait up- on the Lord--Elvey. 7.16 p. m.--Evening IVorship. Solo--")Vhen I survey the wondrous Cross"--Hope; Mrs. IV. Herrin. Anthem--"Arise, Shine for thy light is come."--Hopkins. The minister will preach on Sunday morning on "Establish- ing the kingdom of God." The children's sermonette will be on "John G. Paton, the Saint John of the New Hebrides." In the evening the subject will be "The Everlasting Doors." On Sunday afternoon at 3 o'lock the preparatory class for young communicants will be held A special Mission fov children and young people will be held in the United Church by Mr. S. V. IVare of the Children's Special Service &51ission and the Script- ure Union beginning Sunday, hfarch 18 until Friday, March 23. Services will be held on Sun- day at 10 a. m., 11.15 a. m. and 7.15 p. m. IVeek days meetings will be held at 3.15 and 7.80. The addresses on the weekdays will be illustrated by lantern and beautifully colored pictures. The monthly meeting of the IVoman'8 Association was held last Tuesday afternoon. The President, Mrs. Ritchie, gave a talk on "The Bible." Much busi- ness was discussed and arrange- ments were completed for the Tea to be held at 5Irs. Grady's. Baptist Church 15th and Duchess Rev. David Long, Pastor. Sunday School, 10 a. m. Church Service, 11 a. m. Weekly prayer service each IVednesday at 7.30 p.m. The C. G. I. T. meets every Friday night at 7 o'lock. Lead- er Miss I. Brealey. All teen age girls welcome. Bux!uoox oud Editorial Office: 1361 star(uo Drive Mail Address & P O. Box 101, Honyburu. IL C. $L00 s pear by mall or carrier, News stands 6o per oopy. ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION Scottish Society The regular meeting of the so- ciety will be held on Friday, 16th March, in Ambleside Hall. A full attendance of members is re- quested. The 51ilitary IVhist drive held last week by the society was a very successful affair, about 90 people being present. &8-.=~~~~w w ~-eF™~A f~=~~ We are showing a range of k Sample Sweaters ',.' and Golf Hose& --»l &h These are made in Scotland. mostly all Fair Isle I'atterns, g &h V& For WOMEN. MEN and CHILDREN. &I, 'V& These goods can uo& be sold or ohoum by any other v&ovv in &Yes& vancouver. !I Grigor's Dry Goods Store & (x WEST VAiVCOUVER Christian Science Society CHURCH EDIFICE 20th ond Boqu&mol&, Ho!(yburu Sunday Service ~ & 11.30 ~ . m. Subject March 11th "SUBSTANCE" Sunday Scbool at 10.00 ~ . m. Testimony htvvt!ug avery IVed- uoxdsy at 8.15 p.m. St. Stephen'8 Church 22nd street near Marine Lent 3 (hlarch 11). 8 a. m.--Holy Communion. 10 a. m.--Sunday School. 11.15 a. m.--Morning Prayer. 3 p. m.--Confirmation Class. 4.30 p. m.--Holy Baptism. 7.15 p. m.--Evensong. The Lenten series of sermons will be continued Sunday. The subject of Thursday evening' address is "Hindrances and Dif- ficulties in Prayer." The Church Committee will meet Monday evening at 3o'lock in the Choir Vestry. The regular monthly meeting of the IVomen's Auxilia(T will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2o'lock in the Parish Hall. Tuesday evening next the local branch of the A.Y.P.A. will at- tend the mass meeting for young people at Christ Church to be addressed by Bishop Sumner of Oregon, an outstanding leader of the Episcopal Church of U.S.A. The Junior A football team survived the first round of Mid- dleton Consolation Cup tie by defeating Riverview United last Saturday 1-0 at Cecil Rhodes School. As winners of Division 2 of the Junior B series the younger boys have been a&varded the Hanbury Cup, which has been put up as a trophy 'for group &vinners in this series. On Sunday evening the A Y P.A. will attend church in a body the ushers will be members and the lessons will be read by one of the members. St. Anthony's Church Pastor--Rev. Father Kelly Sunday--Mass, 8.80 a.m. High Mass, 10.30 a.m. Benediction, 7.30 p. m. Week Days--Mass 8 a. m. HOLLYBURN RAINFALL February, 1928. February I-- .23 inches. 2-- .04 3-- .02 4-- .03 5-- .34 6-- .11 7-- .19 10-- .21 12-- .56 13-- .05 18-- .01 25-- .41 26-- .01 Total 2.21 inches Corresponding rainfall, Febru- ary 1927, 6.40 inches. HOLLYBURN HALL Il&h sud Duchvov 8(. NR. W, ALEXANDER The Scotch Evangelist (VIII continue h&x ai!dvvvxvvevery Sunday !n tdsvoh s( 7.30 p. &o. Ihor &h!x Iu&vvvx&ins xpvakvr. 1Vest Vancouver Bible School Amb!ox!do HoB, ihtarlnv h& 1(&h Next Sunday at 8 p.m. IbIR. PERCY Kliv&G Iiosdvr The fo(low&us quexuon w&B be deal( wnh "HO&V DO IYE KNOW THAT THE BIB(.E IS THE WORD OF GOD" YOUNG PKOPLF. SPECIALLY WELCOhIE CAPILANO RESERVE AS AIRPORT Delegate 51ay Be Sent to Ottawa The North Vancouver C&ty Council on Monday night discus- sed again the place to establish an airport on the Capilano Indi- an Reserve, as suggested several months ago by Councillor J. T. )Vatt of West Vancouver, at that time Colonel K. )V. Savory and Captain F. F. Lovegrove took up the question with Gen. McBrien, as a result of which he flew over the area in question for purposes of investigating its possibilities. Mayor Taylor of Vancouver, is shortly leaving for Ottawa in an effort to obtain for Vancouver the sam etreatment as was rec- ently given Montreal when an airport was established there. The North Vancouver council agreed to pay their share of the cost of sending a delegate to ac- company Mayor Taylor, as they feel that the Capilano reserve is equally as suitable as the Span- ish Banks for an airport. POST 60 SCHEME A LOTTERY --APPEAL DISCI ISSED The Court of Appeal was un- animous in its dismissal yester- day of an appeal from Magis- trate H. C. Shaw's decision in police court, that the scheme launched by J. Tait, managing director of Post 60, Canadian Legion Building Ltd., was a lot- tery. The magistrate's convic- tion of Tait, with a fine of $50 stands. In announcing the court's de- cision, Chief Justice J. A. Mac- donald said: "While this court has no desire to reflect unduly on these people, the evidence has convinced me that it was not 8 genuine scheme. It is not neces- sary to say it was fraudulent, but it was certainly not a scheme which was within the Criminal Code. The appeal is dismissed." Technical A Few Laughs A Boomerang The daughter of a certain strict-principled old deacon had nttended a dance the previous night, much against her fnther'8 &vishes. )Vhcn she sppenre&l for breakfast the next morning, he greeted her with the words: "Good morning. daughter of Sntaniw To which the maiden respect- fullv replied: "Goml morning, fnther." Juo( &hv Some Creditor: "Now &hn( you'e come Into your iuhov!(once ~ (r I &h!uk you aught &o poy my bill." Now Rich: "Don'& you suppose (hht Just bvvuuxo I hove money I'm going to vhougo my way87"--Le R!re, Psv(8, S(rnnge But True "Triplets," announced the nurse to thai proud fnther. "Really." he said, "I can har&l- ly believe my own census." A Timely Suggestion For hours they hn&l been to- gether on hcr front porch. The moon cast its tender gleams down on the young aml hand- some couple who snt strangely far apart. He sighed. She sigh- ed. Finnlly: "I wish I had money, dear," he sai&l. "I'd travel." Impulsively, she slipped her han&l into his; then, rising swift- ly, sped into the house. Aghast, he looked at his hand. In his palm lay seven cents. Tender Memories I rose and gave her my seat; I could not let her stand- She made me think of mother, with That strap held in her hand. More Pulpit Stories An old Negro preacher was in- troducing a white preacher. The white preacher had offered to preach a sermon for the colored brother, and, in introducing the white preacher, the old Negro could not find enough adjectives with which to praise the visitor. "Dis noted preacher," said the old Negro to his flock, "is one of de greatest preachers of de age. He knows de unknowable, he kin do de undoable, aud he can on- 8cl ew de onscrutable l" A Problem in Transportation Mother--"Billy, why are you making your little brother cry 7" Billy--"I'm not. He's dug 3 hole and he's crying because he can't bring it into the house." Newspaper Fiuuuvvx The fiusuoes of the small uowspeper are vuu on such a narrow margin of eoxo&s that it ieu'I any wond&r the en- tire force becomes interested iu an op- por&uu!&y &o alleviate the fiuauc!8( tension. A wealthy auto (our!st lost h!8 pedi greed dog while x&opp!ug iu 8 small town. Ho inserted a lost od (u the nowxpopov, offer!ng o reward of 5100. The next day he went (o the o&T!ce &o inquire, but uo one wox &o bo found except s decrepit Jou!(or. T)Vhere!h thunder Is the uowxpopor force 7" asked the tourist Imps&!ou&!y."They'e u!I ou(," the old mhu &e- plied, &ryiu'ir find yor dog." Buy in West Prof. (after lecture) -- "Are there any questions?" Student-- "Yes, sir, how do you calculated the horse power in a donkey engine?" A few lumps of chalk dropped (nto the back of the grate when the fire is burning clear will soon become red hot and w&ll hold the heat for a long time. Trade and Dog Licenses Ibfore business means Hetter Prices. All persons liable for above are notified to obtain same at once. Failure to comply will render those responsible liable to pros- ecution. Signed: JAS. OLLASON, Municipal Clerk. CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF WEST VANCOUVER ',b&rtI.A"' eut 1 puriug Cbsgter ~0(&( 8 en(bus&8'be 88 &lur&sg shee 0 CbsPter, I 0 PP'" 8Fuu poust war&(8 'een, bo80& 888,5II $ 1.00 lu mss T ( gi4,00 F(88b I lucy fu'PP }I North Cheer $ Fund, Clark I prder 8 Felleud Dsy, $ 1 veution Ileml st the I honor & assisted at the b gent, a visiting The convene aud eig to the l one bu( Christs donstio msgszi $60.70 & The tribute ance oi Iiount( A888 $30.45 in IVes'duc 8 dona! ionsl I calends roon&8 i entstio of Con engrsv Hall i& Dismo& tion. the dec float I stand I ~ i 'ubilee natel Cadet uece888 The 25th I. with 8 stands! 88. (Veri bss be ground Arch. on the month& ed by i Thei tice D( &lemur , with d& A gi chasiui to Ji&8& couye( the Ne gleeson Csusds offlsc Hon. R, "egest Hon. 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