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Resampled001B6EA7 THE WFRT VAif NEWS March q 1928 „p 11 1)sg ~ RIGHT AT TOI'R DOOR--Amll WE CHAR&",E NO MORE I FAST DELIVERY SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS snc Tbcrmogcuc Woo) ....... 29c I 25c Scidiits Powders....... 1 c cine Suipbur * Molassos ........ 19c Cnc siss Gillette Blades ...... 59c $ 1.00 siss Gillette Blades Ssc inc Ripples 4 foc 25c 20c Tin Pure Epsoms Salts . 09c snc Bromo Scltscr .... 24c Satucday Mocuiug from 9o'ciock &o 10 o'lock &)uly $'0 Rob Roy Hot &Voter Bottles written guarantee 2 years $ 1.19 06c Rubbing Alcoboi .... 49c 25c 1Voodbucy's Soap... 5 for sic 76c Hospital Cotton, No. I 49c $ 1.00 mioocito ............. 49c $ 1.16 Allcubucy's Foods .. 19c 60c 5 oa. Glycerine 0 Rose 1Vatcc ..................... 29c 60c Playing Cards ....... 29c Ioc Idfcbuoy Soap...... 2 foc 1st l 65c Vacuum Bottles ..... 49c 40c Pc&oxide .............. 29c 60c Joutcii Face Powder........'t9c lnc Fairy Soap......... Osc 26c Cuticura Ointment....... 19c lpc Jccgcus sties Dainty Soap 0 c '694off aii Mouth Orgaua 75c Cotys Powders ............. 59c $ 1.00 imujoi......., .... Scc Iutcoducing our new Icc Cream Refrigerator a gcuccous bag of &.'audi Free to cc&'cv youngster puccbssiug an Icc &'roam 4'osc in ouc stere Saturday. &Vcct Vau. Accots C. P. R, Tct craphc and &'n. Pac. Ecp. sloucy Order LesaIje Drug'tore Prescriptions Filled By Fullv flue)if)ed Druggist at City I'rives G. E. REID, Rlanager New Building' Corner iblarine nnd 14th. FAST DELIVEIII .'&0 ORDEII IS TOO S'&IALI. WEST 323 London & British North America Cocy Ltd. Mortgage -- Insurance -- Finance and Estate Agents. 626 Pender Street West Phone Sey. 62S5 Local Representative;-- F. X. Hoditson, IVest 665R Good Used Cars At Bargain Prices. We Have a Large Number to Select From NORTH SHORE MOTORS, LTD. OLDSMOBILE AiND CHEVROLET DEALERS 135 First Street West, North Vancouver. (Represented in West Vancouver by H. C. OSBORNE) Phones IVest 628Y North 1186 OXR, EVmRE street EVERT L FRASER VALLEY MILK 9 quarts for $ 1.00 Phone North 122 Money to Loan on First )iiortgage at current rates. Let us finance the building of your new home in West Van- couver. SCHOOL NOTES Iiiiiii SCIIUCili )yI'IIV 8 Id&st Friday afternoon the Arst girls'asketball game of the knockout series wss played galnat the girls of the High I Schon) of Commerce tenm, It 5 wns n very keenly contested game. the Iligh School of Corn merce girls winning only with 0 score nf 12-8 by very strenu- ous playing near the Inst. Last Friday the bove'antam team played 0 frien&ljy game a- gainst the lligh School nf Com- merce boys. This game also was very lively, but the West Van boys were &iefeate&l with 0 score of 13-10, The Ladles'ltar Society of St. Anthony's Church, held meeting on Tuesday afternoonat the home o( Nrs. K. A. Ray,21st aml Argyle, when plans &vere macle fnr a bridge partyand sale of work tn take placeafter Easter. ~ ~ ~ )vlrs. Reid. 21st nn&l Escluimalt is confined to her home through sickness. ~ ~ ~ Mr. Davies, 14th and Ingle- woo&l, is confined to his house through sickness. ~ ~ ' illr. an&I Nrs. C. B. Greenwooc) aml family, 14th and Marine Drive, were in Cloverdale on Sun- day'isiting friends. ~ ~ ~ Nr. aml Nrs. Stnnley Sewell, 29th and Marine Drive, moved last week to Kitsilano, where they will in future reside. s ~ ~ The flne weather on Sunday resulted in a large number nf hikers coming over here for the winter sports on Hollyburn Ri&lge. ~ s Grading has been proceeding on Nelson Avenue between 26th and 27th Streets s The death occurred on Satur- day of Betty Jean, infant daugh- ter of Mr. an&I Mrs. S. A. G. Cur- rie, 2062 Argyle Avenue. The regular meeting of the Duncan Lansnn Chapter I O D E., &vill be hei&i on Monday after- noon. 3Iarch 12th. at the home of sire. R. A. Ogilvie. Marine Dnve, at 2.15 p. &n. ~ ~ ~ At the Bible Study class in the Ambleside Hall next Sunday at 3 p.m. Nr. Percy King, the leader, will answer the following question, "How dn tve know that the Bible is the Wnrd of Godt" ~ ~ ~ Mrs. R. Faram has returned frnm Niagara Falls with her ttvo nephews after spending the win- ter there. ~ ~ o lilrs. D. H. Hill. 21st and Belle- vue. is leaving IVest Vancouver and cfo)ng to Port Townsend to join her husband who is employ- ed there. The house, auto an&i furniture is bein&I advertised for sale in the classified columns of this issue. ' ~ Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fisher and ttvo children are new residents of IVest Vancouver, occupying the house "Carnarvono 14th and Clyde. They moved in this week. Mr. Fisher is on the staff of one of the Nnrth Vancouver banks. ~ ~ Frank Draper, son of Mr. and Nrs. Draper of Dundarave, is sti). a patient at Shaughnessy Military hospital, and is not, we regret to say, making as fast progress as we would like to see. o ~ C. B. Greenwood, the Amble- side grocer, has given the inter- ior of his store a fresh coat of white paint, and this with a splendid new electric light fixt- ure he has had installed, makes his store particularly bright and attractive. 4 s Bud Fisher, who is tvith the Marine Motors in charge of the mechanical department, has brought Mrs. Fisher to IVest Vancouver, having taken a house at Marine and Fulton. A series of fifty slides deal- ing with the life of Burns, which were of great biographical iter- est, were shown by Mr. J. Porter of West Vancouver, at the meet- ing of the Burns Fellowship So- ciety held in Vancouver city last Monday. The slides were all ar- ranged and edited by Mr. Porter. W. J. Turnbull and twelve other residents presented a pe- tition to the council on Monday night asking that Fulton Street be pened from 14th Street east. The matter was referred to the municipal engineer. 4 Sonrisa Tender Accepted The Council on Monday night passed a resolution that the a- greement between the munici- pality and the Tyee Machinery Company for the re-engining of "the Sonrisa" be accepted and copies of the same delivered to the Tyee Machinery Co. s s Drafts of by-laws No.'0 372 and 373 for new lighting exten- sions in areas No.'5 1 and 2 were referred to the chairman of the light committee for investigation and report. L. R. Liddell's application for opening Lawson Avenue from 27th to No. 2651 was referred to the municipal engineer. ~ ~ The municipal engineer pre- sented to the council on Monday night a report on road work throughout the entire district. The report was ordered filed for reference. s ~ s Ferry No. 6 was off this week during the slack hours in the middle of the day for her regul- ar bi-annual overhaul, during which her pistons were drawii fnr adjustment. FOOTBAI.I. The Pauline Johnson Junior Footbnll team defente&l 1lolly- bucn on Wednesday at Pauline Johnson grnun&ls by 0 2-0 score. For the Arst Afteen minutes the game was mostly played In the centre of the field, but to- wards the end of the Arst half Ralph Paterson managed to score with 0 long shot Hollyburn pressed hard but were unable to score. Just be- fore time was callecl Pauline Johnson obtained a penalty. which was taken by Gor&Ion Ashe, who slipped the ball be- tween the bars making the sec- ond goal. The "passing" of the Pauline Johnson boys was very good, and they held Ijo))yburn in check throughout the game. Mr. Kirk had charge of the game. k,f "9 ;ty 0 I Chc major 'Sc yfv ,t I tbe last g the "m')tp sey sublet 4455fy ismilisf 't )5~')tl st)09 ycff msc bs,lipst & that for ) )) xhibi)ipn is ncceys whp grow tives&44 less yevcl If rose )fatufe w snd dp th rose tree erl, will shvo)4 fli sesspn 51 scxtand) ing fcplsc which fpt yap. T)tt state cy bran&)tcs being we ( 4 or pruneJggtpw)sg Tkc c) sve to strength plant, t, shape p( mpfc y)$ to the I asturs) 'its)ym mous) ( must bc ms)n)sis tween t) tpp. bushes„. sclch, w& ides in we pnm porppsct secondar st tpp )ps in hard I tlpss w 0 give i )pe ai clog)cd from tw 5)Opere)I )"2 in;i those wl addressSeat t)e , Mrs. 'I "mdly' 9kpu)d p)aot d ) h ypu 1„ ""5 w) Orna you m litt) ts 5 dpubti the pla„ pand,'he A tt t)t,y '"dm,n "ill be l'cat pf "buf) glad "2 aad'px „ b lac) mll 5„ hum~ water 0 ha~ ai L. O. B. A. BASKETBALL On Wednesday night an inter- estmg game of basketball was played between North Vancou- ver and West Vancouver in the new gymnasium. North Va'n. started at a fast pace scoring 10 points without 0 reply. The loc-'ls ca)lee) time out and on re- sumption of play more than held their own, the first half ending 18 to 12 in favor of North Van. In the second half the visitors used their height and weight to good advantage, the Anal score being 38 to 18. The following players made up the West Vancouver team: Bert Ridley, Chuck Burns, Bill Davie, George Gray, Harry Dick- son, J. Condon. Two games will probably be played next Wednesday, start- ing at 8 o'lock, when it is hoped 0 good crowd will be on hand. Hold Dance Next Wednesday. The regular meetmg will be held in Dundarave Hall next Wednesday, March 14th, instead of Thursday. The meeting will be at 7.30 p.m. and will be fol- lowed by a dance. Good music will be provided and there will be refreshments. Dancing 9-12. Tickets 35 cents may be obtain- ed at the door. GIRL GUIDES The annual meeting of the the local association Girl Guides was held on Friday afternoon, March 2nd, at the home of Mrs. Wat- son, 14th and Gordon, Mrs. IV. B. Small commissioner, in the chai:. Mrs. I. W. Crawford, Drovvn Owl for the 9th I.O.D.E. Brownie Pack, read a very interesting re- port of the accomplishments of the pack for the year. Follow- ing her Miss Joan Durbin, cap- tain of the 2nd West Vancouver Co., Girl Guides, read a moat en- thusiastic report of the dnings and prospects of this company though they have been in exist- ence only a couple of months. In the absence of Miss Archer, captain of the 25th I.O.D.E. Co., Mrs. Lay)and read the very ex- cellent report of that company. Mrs. Small then read a most inspiring resume of the work and the aims of the local association, following which officers for the ensuing year were elected as fol- lows: Mrs. J. B. Leyland, secre- tary; Mrs. J. Reclden, treasurer; Miss Phillip, Miss McLean aml 51rs. Watson, badge committee. This concluded the& meevt)ng when tea was served by the host- ess. Mrs. W. D. Fraser has kinidly consented to act as Captain of the 1st IVest Vancouver Girl Guides and will enter upon her new duties on Friday evening, isiarch 9th, at St. Stephen'0 Par- ish Hall, when a full attendance is requested. Nrs. Fraser has had considerable experience in guiding having formed the Arst Co. in Chilliwack. Any girls wishing to join the Company will be gladly welcomed. Mrs. Don siundy will give a lecturn with slides on "Mystery Mountain," at an early date under the auspices of the Girl Guides and Brownies. AUTO PLUNGES INTO SEA AT SHERNANS L'arly on Tuesday mormng a large Chandler touring car was found in the water at a point where the Marine Drive skirts the waterfront near Shermans. It was badly smashed by the fall an&I had evidently been go- ing eastward when driven over the bank. Investigations were made at once, but no bodies were found in the water in the vicin- ity of the car, and all indications so far point to the fact that those in the car jumped out be- fore it took the plunge. The car is reported as the property of Captain T. T. Ed- wards of Vancouver, from whom it was stolen on isIonday night, NORTH SHORE LICENSES TRANSFERRED TO GREATER VANCOUVER BOARD Formal transfer of the con&li- tional water licenses of the Dis- trict of North Vancouver on Sey- mour snd Capilano creeks have byen approved in an order-in- council. North Vancouver District en- tered the Greater iVancouver Water District at the Arst of the year «nd transfer oi'he water rights was part oi'he agree- ment. The municipality retains, how- ever its control over the Ken nedy Lake intake on Lynn Creek 1 14:R.SON'A LS ~au ls