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Resampled001B6EB1 March lb. 1928. hlg I ' FAST DELIVERY SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS 1~LIRSONA.LS IVest VancouverBoard of Trade 60c Siuar('a Dyspepsia Tablets Isc 65c Vacuum Bottles ......... 51c $ 1.00 Tasteless Ex(ra&i of Cod Liver Od ....................... 59& $ 1.ngs Cacoid (5 Bile Salts .. 95& $ 1.00 Pc&oxide .............. 79c 25c French Cleaner .. (sc 60c Kidney Plan(eca ..... Ssc $ 1.50 Sal ((cpa(ic.... $ 1.19 25c Lie(crine Tooth Paste . 19c 20c Waierman'a Iuh.......... 16c 25c Rexaii Orderlies ........ I pc 60c Dc. Black'a White I'ine and Tar .................. S9c 60c Rx Bui(earn(lb C'andy Waf- ecn. pec io Ib ............... Ssc Mc lb. Hand Rolled Chocoia(en pec iu lb. . .. .. . ... ..... .. 20c 56c R(her'n Irhiie Liniment.. 25c Pod C $ (.00 Reginau Fruit Satin .„„, 69c soc Bcnmo Sei(aec .......... 19c S(ic Orange Blossom Talcum . Isc Ssc Cncnanui Oil Shampoo ....... Ssc Ific vvci(iug Table(a ..... Ipc Ssc 1Vciiiug Tablets, linen ... 2.'ie j 16e Linen Envelopes .... 9c 25c 2-inch Gauxe Bandage ... Isc 75c Liquid Petrolatum ...... &9c OICCE AGAIN Inirnducing our new tce Cream Re&cigars(nc a gencrnua bag of Candy Free (o every &nungn(ec purchasing an Ice Cream &'ne in nuc store Saturday. Money to Loan on First Mortgage at current rates. Let us finance the building of your new home in West Van- couver. London & British North America Co., Ltd. siortgage -- Insurance -- Finance and Estate Agents. 626 Pender Street West Phone Sey. 6285 Local Representative;--F. X. Hodi(son, IVest 665R Good Used Cars At Bargain Prices. We Have a Large Number to Select From NORTH SHORE MOTORS, LTD. OLDS3IOBILE AND CHEVROLET DEALERS 135 First Street West, North Vancouver. (Represented in West Vancouver by H. C. OSBORNE) Phones West 628Y North 118G A Creamo 1Vagon on Every Street Every Morning. The Verdict of Years Still leaves Fraser Valley islilk, Cream and Creamo absolutely at the top of all for purity, quality and safety--and we supply the ser- vice that keeps it so. Start Using it Today Fraser Valley Milk 9 quarts for $ 1.00 Phone North 122 '(Van( Vau. Agents C. I'. R Telegraphs and C'n. Pac. Esp. Sioney Order Lesage Drug Store Prescriptions Filled By Fully Qualified DruggLot nt City I'rices G. E. HEI D. Alanager iVew Building--Corner slarine and I tih. FAST DFI.I'I'ERV KO Oiii)ER IS TOO SSIAI.L WEST 323 Mr. and sire. Rufton occupied their cottnge at West Bay last (reek end an&i entertnined visit- e('S. I &ach blossoms have been in evidence in the garden of Nrs. C. Roberts, 10th and Duchess for al&nimt tvvn weeks. This is a- bout the earliest for many years. 9 ~ ~ James R. Aiurray, contrnctor and buihlcr, from Alpena, ikiich- igan, vvho spent 0 few dnys here with his nephew, E. J. islurrsv, 25th and Otta(va, en route from isfexico and Southern California, has now left. We understand that Mr. isiurrny bought 0 car- load of lumber from the Amble- side Lumber Company before going avvay. 3ir. Murray keeps in close touch with thc devel- opment of West Vancouver, hav- ing had the News forwarded to his (1iichigan home for the past t(vo vears. ~ ~ An interesting visitor to West Vancouver last week vvas 1(lips Lilian Ridgway, principal of the girls'ivision of the Choutla Indian School, under the Church of England, at Car- cross, Yukon. Miss Ridgway (vas the guest of Nrs. If. A. Nillan. 9 n o For the convenience of his cus- tomers M. IVilliams, the tailor, is keeping his store on islarine Drive at 1Gth Street, open on Saturday nights until 9 p. m. Be- fore establishing his business in West Vancouver Nr. IVilliams was for years one of the leading custom tailors in Vancouver city. Buy your Easter Suit in West Vancouver. ' Hugh Nay was a visitor here over the week end, staying with his sister, Nrs. J. Clarke, 12th and Duchess. Nr. Nay is now associated with Pemberton & Son in Victoria. n n 9 1(Ir. Valentine of the Canadian Window Bakeries, Alarine Drive is confined to his home with sick- ness. Mr. Valentine suffered a severe attack of rheumatism a few months ago and has not yet fully recovered. ~ ~ n Dr. C. Ridley, d'ntist of Van- couver, brother of A. J. Ridley of Caulfeild, has purchased a lot on the High(vay at Piccadilly and will ultimately erect a residence thereon. n Mr. Blackburn who has been cccupying the Kilby house at Caulfeild, has taken the Marshall house in the same district. Nr. Blackburn is connected with the Hudson's Bay Co. n Mrs. John Kissick, mother ot G. IV. Kissick, 13th and Gordon, who with her son Percy, has been staying (vith her son aml daughter-in-law for the winter, returned to her home in Delis, Alta., last week. Mr. Young, Kings and 14th, who took a prominent part in the direction an&i coaching of the Y. P. A. Players in their "Quality Street" production, informs us that a mistake was made in claiming that he was prominent- ly associate&I with the "Little Theatre." Nr. Young of the "Little Theatre" resides in North Vancouver. AIICKEY AIIBOT NOIV COiV TRO LS WEST V A N GARAGE "bfickey" Abbot has now tak- en over the Gas and Accessory part of the IVest Van Garage, in addition to the mechanical de- partment. Iiarry Farr, the old proprietor has dropped out of business for a few months in an endeavour to regain his health. IVe all wish sfr. Farr 0 speedy recovery. sir. an&I sire. Thomas Soren- son of Shaughnessy, (cho have n summer home at IVest Bny, brought Calgary visitors with them last week niui occupied their cottage over the &reek end. igir. Sorenson will probably build a large house in the vicinity, ~ ~ ~ B. R. Iisrrison, 27th aml Kings (vho hns been in California and other southern points, on s busi- ness trip fpr the past seven weeks has npw returned. ~ ~ ~ The dance hei&i in Dumla(ave Ilail on IVednesdny under the auspices of the L. O. B. A.. (vas well nttende&l nnd was thorough. ly enjoyed by those present. ~ ~ ~ Art Ridley of the aMrine (VIot- ors, is building n bungalow on the Highway nt Caulfeild. The house, which is of stucco design, is ahnost completed. ~ ~ J. Sutherland is building a tive roomed bungalow at 11th and Ingle(rood. 9 ~ ~ A grant of 550 was made by the council to the Salvation A(sny for their women's social and hospital work in the prov- ince. ~ 9 ~ C. Appleton is having the ground graded in front of Apple- ton Court in preparation for seeding it down for lawn, and he is also having the ground prepar- ed on the north side for a large garden instead of laying it out in tennis courts, as was his orig- inal intention. A fence is being built around the grounds, and in front there is to be a boulevard and driveway. These improve- ments, when completed, will add very materially to the general appearance of this up-to-date a- partment block. ~ ~ On Tuesday evening a passen- ger from the ferry bus alighted at the corner of 29th and Marine Drive, and crossing in front of the bus, was struck by a passing truck. Apparently he jumped to avoid the truck but not quickly enough. for the fender struck him and he is said to have turn- ed two somersaults. Notwith- standing this he must have es- caped injury for he got up and continued his way down 29th as if nothing had happened to the astonishment of the other bus passengers. Regular Stouihly 51eeiing &Vill Be Held On MONDAY Next ial arch 19th. at 8 p.m. In the Canadian Legion Ronma A full aiieniianca requested TheP" Il) trpng ,br(8 fairly ',., is objet gci lasts forp, h 5 qusp urit tt»g fpr '"; stcd ke ls tp ts , spd 'bgk s ever d by 8 g„P(ct icste ggll( „ in ( pf tbalsa&6 Thp fifs stsf le 5'heplsi'I '5 tp feria , mewhs form pf petal»re dp npt CfN ward 41" the shsPe & tve shou fact that I shoot will direction therefore i back tp 5 ward 50 tl plant will The aex tp hpw ms tp be cut that is fp& of Prunini to be left portion s. variety I strpsg, sr it is w.isk starting I 1t will p( that wp 5 sll there yet Ipsv( strong Pl, able tp Pruning. cprdssce the survi well tp h buds p„ fewer nu ones, it general i cut back growth I top. ill pr( aometim pf the I ones, hs esses o back 0 found, to fpitp( to be b, After Pf the Pn(nedi illy „ we w(1l PI'sctics the pid Plenty & cd fpr, less fip the ptl shppb, ssd gr cued pa Tliese ssd sh, Web lptted you mii the sub fintsj An I-I s(n about, garde( 'are il suits "yp( 6 acr( me„h, rather ttlixer atsbie Ply the qu All I Reynol&ls snd Son are building n house at 13th an&i Ilnywood. ~ ~ ~ E. C. Thrupp, civil engineer of Vancouver, who has special- ised in river hy&lrnulics, wrote to the council offering to report on the Capilnno River problem. His letter wns filed for reference. ~ ~ ~ Mr. an&i Mrs. H. A. Philpott of Vancouver, have purchased the old Caulfeild house at Caulfeild, and expect to move in nbout the beginning of April. ~ ~ ~ C. J. Merrick returned yester- day to his home nt 21st an&I Bellevue from St. Paul's hospit- al, where he recently underwent an operation. Mr. Mcrrick is n manual training teacher at Ocean Falls. F. VYVYAN RESCIIES I.IGHT KEEI'Eit DICKINSON Caught in a swirling tide rip when his rowboat overturned off East Beach, Thursday afternoon, Alfred Dickinson, lighthouse- keeper for the Canadian govern- ment at the First Narrows, prob- ably owes his life to the prompt action of Frank Vyvyan and Mrs. Vyvyan. Dickinson, with another man, was rowing in a light boat some distance from the beach when a heavy wave upset the craft and threw the occupants into the water. The second man proved an able swimmer, but Dickinson immediately got into difficulties. Vyvyan, who lives on the beach, observed the plight of the hghthouse-keeper, and with his wife, manned a boat and went to the rescue. With some difficul- ty they managed to take Dick- inson aboard. Dickinson suffered greatly from exposure and was removed to his home. Frank Vyvyan is well known to Vancouver theatregoers. You Can Save One Dollar If you pay your telephone bill by the 18th of the month B. C. TELEPHONE COMPANY