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6 THE WF.ST VAN NEWS ■Inly Hi. 1927. Lesagehasit IF YOU ARE BORED A MAGAZINE chosen from our complete stock will make the hours fly by, especially these hot days. A good idea to leave a monthly order for those you want. Here are a few of our FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS appearing in the Province on Page 4: Cuticura Soap 3 cakes 59c 75c Kruschen Salts 53c 76c Petroleum 19c 75c Cotton ...... 19c 70c Sal Hepatica 65c 40c Castorin Sic 35c Sloans Linamcnt 29c 50c lpana Tooth Paste... -- ..... S9c 50c Squibbs Tooth Paste 13c FREE Trial Bottle of Williams'Aqua Velva after shave with every 60c Tube of Shaving Cream. 15c Envelops 9c See the Province for complete list--Page 4. Developing and Printing Kodak Films Lesage Drug Store North Side Marine, near 14th We deliver anywhere. No Order is too smallW EST 323 Lesagehasit S P E C IA L S U M M E R O F F E R FREE During th is special offer we are giving a w a y a te n - p ie ce cooker and roaster set or a three-piece oven cooker set. Make your decision now and take your choice of premiums. Any MOFFAT ELECTRIC RANGE $ 8 t 7 5 DOWN CO V E R IN G cost of installation, th is small paym ent puts a c^Moffat in your hom e ready to use. T he balance i9 spread over a period of 18 m onths. Ranges vary in price from $89.75 up. Take th is opportunity now of en­ joying the constant, regular heat of the electric range. I t is cool--clean --convenient -- and saves m any steps for you at a cost of less than $1.00 a m onth per person. SOLD A T A L L OU R STO R ES Beitish Columbia (g ) ELEcnacRflnwarCo. PH O N ES: S e y m o u r 5000 N ew W e s tm in s t e r 1197 C h illiw a ck 264 N o rth V an co u v er 66 W r i t V an co u v er 101 A bbo tsfo rd 20 J lCreamo'Wagononeverystreet-eVerymorning ^ S a fe ty Eraser Vuley MILK 9 Quarts for $1.00 Phone North 122 I PERSONALS I Miss Lawson and Miss Kitty Lawson, of Hamilton, Ontario, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Thos. Dick, 26th and Lawson.• a a Pat Cramond of Sherman's, is now employed in the garage of the Marine Motors, Esquimalt and Marine Drive. • • * Miss Patsie and Norn Joyce of Kamloops, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. VVm. Newby, of Marine Drive on Tuesday.• • • Fred C. Page of Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, has disposed of his property on Nelson Ave. Miss Phyllis Bell of the local telephone staff, is spending her vacation on Lummi Island.a a a Captain Dunn is building a house on his property on Ingle­wood, between 22nd and 23rd Streets. a a a Al. Hibberd, 16th Street, has purchased a lot at 12th and Duchess. a a a Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson of Seattle, have taken a cottage at Fast Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson were formerly residents of West Vancouver. W. Logan has rented the Bel- ham cottage on Mathers and 24th Street. a a a Mr. anil Mrs. J. Hadyn Young and family, 24th and Inglewood, are spending their holidays at Buccaneer Bay.a a a The Marine Motors. Marine Drive and Esquimalt, have now on display the 1928 Essex model in the coupe, coach, and sedan.a a a Mrs. Jilkes has rented the Mil­lard cottage on Mathers and 24th Street. a a a Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Addy, 24th and Haywood, are staying for two weeks at Roberts Creek.a a a Mr. Cocks, 29th and Bellevue, has left for Port Alberni, to join his son, who is in business there.a a a Halver Oin has purchased a lot on 25th and Ottawa and ex­pects to build here shortly.a a a Mrs. George Bannister of Bothel Hi-way, is visiting her sisters-in-law the Misses Ban­nister, 31st and Marine Drive.a a a The B. C. Telephone directory closes at the end of the month for the October issue.a a a Mr. and Mrs. W. Knight of Vancouver, have taken the Hughes cottage at 17th and Waterfront for the summer.a a a Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Clement, 11th and Mathers, had an addi­tion to their family on Monday, when a son was born to them. Both mother and son are doing well. Miss Leona Cameron of loco, and Miss May Easton of Vancou­ver, were visiting Mrs. G. E. Reid, 21st and Marine Drive, over the week end.a a a Stanley Grant, son of Mrs. I. Grant, East Beach, left tonight for Styall, Alberta, for the sum­mer holidays.a a a I)r. G. E. Bayfield is having his lot cleared at 20th and Ingle­wood, in preparation for build­ing. a a ' a The boys from the cadet camp at Mahon Park marched down to West Vancouver last week and about 500 went in swimming at the foot of 13th Street. The beach during their visit looked like English Bay beach on a fine day. a a a Mrs. L. L. McMahon of the city, has bought the Raymur property on 15th and Haywood.a a a Mrs. Smith of Vancouver has taken the Pearson cottage at 14th and Waterfront for a month. a a a Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Van­couver are now occupying their summer home at 19th and Wat­erfront. a a a R. F. Clark of Vancouver has rented Mrs. T. Garland's cottage on Marine Drive.a a a Mrs. Blythe and daughter of Regina, who have been spending several days visiting Mrs. M. Kenealy, 21st and Marine Drive, have left for Victoria, where they will in future reside. You Can Save One Dollar If you pay your telephone bill by the 18th of the month B.C. TELEPHONE COMPANY CINEMA COMPANY APPOINT EDITORIAL DIRECTOR The Lions' Gate Cinema Studi­os have appointed an editorial director in the person of Hop­kins Moorhouse, who is a well- known Canadian author, having several novels to his credit which have had a large circula­tion. also many short stories and historical works. His first novel "Deep Furrows," which was a history of the grain growers' movement attracted considerable attention and was widely review­ed.The editorial and publicity work of the studios will be in his charge, this including all the arrangements with reference to film rights and studio publicity.Mr. Moorhouse. who is a nat­ive of London, Ontario, has a wide knowledge of Western Can­adian life, having left the Lond­on Free Press to become secret­ary to the premier of Manitoba and later to act as deputy under the minister of agriculture of that province, when he organized the publications department of that branch. During the war he had charge of the patriotism and production campaign in Mani­toba. Cricket WEST VANCOUVER C. <'. v*. NORTH VANCOUVER C.C. Played at .Mahon Park, 9th July. WEST VAN. INNINGS G. Emerton Court, b Kirby.......... 32H. G. Rcrrie, c Leigh, b Kirby 69C. Barwis, b Peters...................... 110E. W. Baker, c M. E. Court, b M. E.Court ........................................... 1P. C. Chapman, b M. E. Court 5A. D. Frost, not out .................. 59Extras ................................... 2'J Total for 5 wickets, declared ...305 Harrop, Leyland, A. A. Rerrie, Farmer and Haworth, did not bat.Bowling Overs Runs Wkts.A. Hullah .... 6 45 0Jenkins ........ 8 70 0Kirby ............ .... 5 15 2Irvine .......... .... 5 31 0Dalton ........ .... 2 23 0M. E. Court 5 51 2Peters .......... .... 2 10 1NORTH C. Smith, b VAN.Frost INNINGS 12A. Hullah, b M. E. Court.............. 0F. Dalton, b Baker ..................... 60H. M. Jenkins, b Frost 1R. Redgrove, lbw., b Frost.......... 0W. Peters, b Frost...... 0F. Kirby, b Baker......................... 28B. Legh, b Barwis........................ 5M. Emerton-Court, not out ......... 15J. Irvine, b Barwis......................... 9F. Procter, b Barwis.................... 2Extras ...................................... 9 Total 111 Bowling Overs Runs Wkts.G. E. Court.......... 5 27 1Frost ................. 7 26 4A. A. Rerrie ...... 4 25 0Chapman ............ 3 19 0Baker ............... 5 24 2Barwis ................ 5.3 13 3 Next game West Vancouver C. C. vs. Lynn Valley C. C. at Lynn Valley, Saturday 23rd July, 2.30 p.m. West Vancouver broke the spell of bad luck with a vengeance last Satur­day at Mahon Park, while their op­ponents were a weakened side the batting of West Vancouver was an excellent performance. The opening batsman, G. Emerton-Court and H. G. Rerrie soon collared the bowling and put on 60 runs before Courts' wicket fell. Rerrie being joined by Cuptnin Barwis, the pair made merry with the bowling and from a spectators point of view it was a treat to watch the activity of this pair. Rerrie was eventually out to a brilliant catch by Bernard Legh, having Hcored 69 runs. Baker then joined Barwis, but could not get started, his recent bad luck being again with him, he fell to a catch from the bowler. Chapman then joined Barwis, but after scoring a boundary and 3 other runs, was clean bowled by M. Emerton-Court. Frost then joined Barwis and this pair by line batting, carried the total to 905 in two hours and u quarter of batting, which is a remarkable feat; the former muking 110 and Frost 59. The innings was then declared dosed. The North Shore were unfortunate in losing their first wicket with the first hull of the innings; G. Emerton-Court clean bowling A. Hullah, and it was left to Dalton, who butted in nice style for 60; Kirby 2# and Morris Emerton-Court, not out, 15; Smith 12, and Irvine 9 to effect their total of 141.