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8 THE WEST VAN NEWS August 5, 1927. Business as Usual DURING A L T E R A T IO N S The ca rp en ter is busy m aking a lte ra tio n s in the s to re th is week. W hen com pleted Wo will be able to give you b e tto r service th an ever. "SMITH'S** HA S SOMK GOOD N E W S IN STO RE FOR YOU. m eantim e h e re 's a few specials for th is week. TICKLING VIN EG A R, W hite or Brown, one gallon g lass ja r s 90c 10c OLD DUTCH CLEA N SER SU GAR, ex tra fine B. C. G ranu­ lated 10 lbs. 73c CORN FLA K ES . Q uaker 10c Smiths Grocery A. HARVEY SM ITH. Prop. DRY GOODS & SUNDRIES GROCERIES. HARDWARE. Phone you w an ts and we will give quick service 24th AND M ARIN E, Opp. D undarave Hall. Phone W EST 469 Cricket W EST > \N . ( . C. vs. B.C.R.R. C.C. Played a t Mahon P ark , S a tu rd ay , .10th Ju ly B.C.E.R. INN IN GS Webb, b Chapm an 6 II. Brown, b F ro st 7 Glencross. b Chapm an .14 C artnell, b Chapm an 1 Irv ing , c Chapm an, b F rost 1 Peym an, b Chapm an 0 Banks, lbw, b Chapm an 2 H ouston, c Baker, b Chapm an 1 P ark er, c M. E. C ourt, b Chapm an 11 T. Brown, b Chapm an 4 Roberts' Better Neats 14th and Marine West 1 9 0 Where Service and Quality Count WE DELIVER MORNING 9:30--East 25th Only 11:30--from Capilano to Caulfeild AFTERNOON 3:30--East 25th Only SATURDAY New Zealand Lam b, shoulder p e r lb 23c New Zealand Lam b, r ib and b reast, p e r lb ___ _______25c New Zealand Lam b, legs, lb 35c New Zealand Lam b, loins, lb 38c P o t R oast, p rim e s te e r beef p e r l b . ................... 12 and 15c Boiling Beef, p e r lb ........ ........ 12c Cam bridge Sausage . 2 lbs. 25c F re sh B eef D ripping.. 2 lbs 25c A y rsh ire Bacon, sliced, lb. . 35c C o ttag e Roll, sliced, per lb 35c C o ttag e Roll, by the piece p e r lb ____ ______ 32c Glendale B u tte r, per lb ........ 50c 3 ibs. $1.35 RO ASTIN G, FR Y IN G AND BO ILING CH ICKEN Apples (T ra n sp a ren t) lb.- 10c A pples (G rav en ste in ) doz... 40c P lum s, d e sse r t______ 75c Basket T o m a to e s ---------------- 2 lbs 25c Corn on the cob. MONDAY Boneless S tew ing Beef, 2 Ibs 25c P ork S teak , p e r lb ........... ... 23c TU ESD A Y Boiled Ham , l b __ __________ 49c W EDN ESD AY F re sh L iver, lb -- .............. 10c Sliced Bacon, lb .................... 39c TH U RSD A Y S tew ing S teak , lb ------------ FR ID A Y F resh S p rin g Salm on, lb... McGowan's Fishing Competition II. McGowan, proprietor of the Anibleside Tea Rooms, an­ nounces the opening of his an­ nual salmon fishing competition. This is the sixth year during which this competition has been thrown open to the public. The date is from 1st instant to 31st October, and as in previous years the first prize is a $5 gold fob and the second prize a $2.50 gold fob. The salmon must be caught on rod or troll between the Capi­ lano lighthouse and Dundarave Pier, and there are no entrance fees. Last year Chas. Dodds, of Vancouver, won first prize, with a salmon weighing 20 1-2 pounds, and A. Chilton, the sec­ ond prize, with a 13 pound sal­ mon. Picnic at Whytecliff The annual picnic of the Van­ couver Widows, Wives and Moth­ ers of Great Britain's Heroes As­ sociation was held yesterday aft­ ernoon at Whytecliff at the summer camp of one of the members, Mrs. Agnes Johnstone. * * * Mr. and Mrs. T. Ashe, 2348 Mathers avenue, West Vancou­ ver, announce the engagement of their daughter, Alice Gert­ rude, to Mr. William Howard Crane, and eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Crane, Alpine Lodge, Daisy Lake. The wedding will take place August 17. BORDESSA--DENISON Lyle. not out E xtrns Total 75 Bowling O vers Runs W kts E. W. Baker 4 11 0 P. C. Chnpman 10 . 31 8 A. D. F rost 4 13 2 A. A. Rerrie 3 10 0 W EST VAN. INN IN GS G. E m erton-C ourt. b Irv ing 15 H. G. R crrie, e & b Irv ing 0 A. D. F ro s t, b W ebb 1(1 E. W. B aker, c Brown, b W ebb 0 i . Harrop, i> Webb it M. E. C ourt, s t Brown, b Irv ing 2 A. A. K e r n e , i un out ... 5 E. W. P a rk er, c P a rk er, b Irv in g 0 R .T urner, c & b Irv in g 11 R. Silva W hite, c & b Irv ing 1 P. C. C hapm an, not out 0 E x tra s 7 Totnl Bowling 57 Overs Runs W kts Irv in g ................. 7 22 6 C artnell 3 I t 0 Webb ..... 5 14 3 B. R. Bordessa of the Munici­ pal Engineering staff, was mar­ ried on July 27th to Dorothy, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. Evelyn Denison of Kel­ owna, the marriage being per­ formed by Rev. Father Connol­ ly in St. Augustine's Church. After a short honeymoon in Van­ couver Island they will reside in West Vancouver. This gam e was fea tu red by very low scoring on both sides, only 5 batsm en on both team s b reak ing in to double figures. B.C.E.R. won the toss and b a tted first. B aker and Chapm an opened the bowling and runs came slow ly, W ebb lost his w icket in the th ird over to Chapm an and was then p artn ered by Glencross who batted very pa tien tly for his 34 runs. P a rk ­ e r who also got 13 ru n s , was h ittin g every th ing , and the aide w ere all out fo r 75. Chapm an bowled well and secured 8 w ickets fo r 31 runs and F ro s t 2 fo r 13. The W est Van. field­ ing w as very good w ith but two hard chances m issed. W est Van. opened th e ir inn ing full of confidence th a t the requ ired ru n s would be forthcom ­ ing, but the B.C.E.R. slow bowler, Irv in g and medium placed bowling of W ebb w as v e ry good and due largely to carelessness the side w ere all out for 57 runs. G. E m erton C ourt 15, F ro s t 1G, and T u rn e r 11 being the only batsm en to m ake any showing. Irv in g secured 6 w ickets fo r 22 runs and W ebb 3 for 14. O w ing to the D undarave R eg a tta being held on S a t­ u rday , A ugust 13th, the m atch has been postponed un til the following week. N ex t gam e W est Van. C. C. versus Colts C. C. a t Boulevard P a rk , N orth Vancouver, S a tu rd ay , 20th A ugust, a t 2.30 p. m. A. Chilton, manager of the Royal Bank here, caught - i l l lb. cohoe this week, off Hollyburn pier. * * * Mrs. E. Macdonald of North Vancouver, is spending two weeks' holiday in West Vancou­ ver. The Cornwall, Devon and Som­ erset Society is holding their an­ nual picnic at Eagle Harbour to­ morrow. M ajor O peration "O h, look a t th a t scarred old h ill­ side," exclaim ed the g u sh in g young th ing . "Y es," said the prosaic com panion, " th a t 's w here i t was operated on fo r g rav e l." Up to H er Old T ricks "W ho w as th a t peach I saw you w i th ? " " She w asn 't a peach, she w as a g ra p e f ru i t? " "W hy g ra p e f ru i t? " " I squeezed her and she h i t m e in the eye!" A S outhern Romance A m an from M aine boarded a s tre e t c a r in the South. A so u th e rn e r got up to give a lady h is seat. The ea ste rn m an b ea t the lady to it. T he body will be shipped back east fo r bu ria l. T h e MODEL SUBURBAN HOME at Cypress Estates (North Side of Marine Drive at Cypress Park.) Is Now Open for Inspection Furniture and Drapes by Hudson's Bay Company Electric Equipment by British Columbia Electric Co. DRIVE OUT MARINE DRIVE JUST BEYOND SANDY COVE LOOK FOR THE SIGN BELL-IRVING, CREERY & COMPANY LTD. 989 Hastings Street W. Sey. 9301 M em bers V ancouver Real E s ta te ! K xchaofe. TRAIN SCHEDULE PACIFIC GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY CO. From N orth Vancouver to W hytecliff, fo r H orseshoe Bay W EEK DAYS Leave N orth Vancouver 6.22, G.58, K.05, 9.42, 11.42 A. M., 2.02, 3.02, 4.42, 5.42, G.22, 8.02; and S a tu rd ay s only 10.02 P. M. Leave W hytecliff for N orth Vancouver-- 7.10, 7.38, 8.55, 10.30 A. M., 12.30, 2.50, 3.50, 5.30, 0.30, 7.10, 9.00; and S a tu rd ay s only 10.55 P. M. SU NDA YS AND HOLIDAYS Leave N orth V ancouver-- 8.40, 9.25, 10.25, 11.25 A. M., 12.25, 1.25, 2.25, 3.25, 4.25, 5.25, 6.25, 7.30 and 8.30 P . M. Leave W hytecliff fo r N orth Vancouver--9.25, 10.25, 11.25, 12.25, 1.26, 2.25, 3.25, 4.25, 5.25, G.25, 7.30, 8.30 and 9.30 P. M. RETURN FA R E-- A dults 50c, Children 25c-- Good day of issue only. I llu s tra ted folder and fu rth e r inform ation m ay be obtained a t P. G. E. Depot Lonsdale Avenue. Phone N o rth 300. F O R Phone R I D L E Y West 456