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8 THE WEST VAN NEWS September 2. 1927 ECONOMICAL GROCERIES BUY and SAVE at the RED AND WHITE STORE combined buying facilities saves the middleman's profits. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS B C. G R AN ULA TED SUGAR 10 IDs. for .66 .21 2 for .24 7 fo r .25 P U F F E D W HEA T M SOCK EYE SALM ON. lv lb. Tin? .18 PR U N E S. DEL M ONTE good size .26 TEA . O ur Own Blend P er lb. .69 C O F F E E . F resh ly ground ....................... ........ P er lb. .59 ROYAL CITY G R EEN BEA N S, nev. pack JE L L JE L L JE L L Y POW DER . .. 4 for .22 Smith s Grocery W e Deliver A. HA RV EY SM ITH, Prop. 24th AND M ARIN E. Opp. D undarave Hall. I'hone W EST 169 "Why does a chicken lay an 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 Glendale C ream ery B u tter, 3 lbs. $1.40 EG GS--BABY EXTRAS p er d o z e n _______________30c C ottage H am , sliced, lb . . 35c C ottage H am , by piece, lb.....32c Beef D r ip p in g ............ 2 lhs 25c Cam bridge S ausage, o u r own m ake, per lb.. 2 lbs. 25c P ork S ausage, ou r own m ake p e r l b . -------------------- 30c P ork Oven R oast, per lb....... 25c P o rk Legs, fo res, p e r lb. 20c Lam b Shoulders, local, lb... 27c P o t R oast, per lb. 12c to 15c Oven R oast, per lb 15c up S tew ing S teak , p e r lb 15c RO ASTING, F R Y IN G AND BOILING CH ICKEN TO M A TO ES............. 4 lbs. 25c. P E A C H E S , c ra te ..... $1.75 MONDAY Closed LABOR DAY TU ESDA Y Stew Beef, boneless 2 lbs. 25c W ED N ESD A Y Cam bridge Sausage 2 I ts . 25c S tew ing S teaks, per lb 15c TH URSDAY CLOSED 1 P. M. a s usual FR ID A Y Loggies H addies, per lb 18c egg.' "Go on." "Because if she drops it she'll break it." Boiled Ham Wash and scrape the ham well and put it on with cold water, a teacupful of vinegar and half a dozen of cloves. Allow half an hour to each pound of ham and half an hour over. When ready allow* the ham to cool in its own stock. This improves the flavor very much. Skin the ham without breaking the fat and sprinkle with a good quant­ ity of browned breadcrumbs, or if preferred, glaze it. I.O.D.E. GARDEN FETE The garden fete given by the 1-uncan Lawson Chapter I.O.D.E. Saturday afternoon in the grounds of Councillor and Mrs. J. B. Leyland's home, was most successful. Mrs. A. U. do Penc- ier. municipal regent, made a short speech declaring the fete open, after which "O Canada" and "God Save the King" were sung by all present. Mrs. de Pencier was presented with a bouquet by Miss Katherine Ilurst and Master Jock Leyland. The various booths were very prettily decorated and were set of to great advantage by the green expanse of lawn overlook­ ing the bay. An orchestra play­ ed throughout the afternoon, and there was a musical pro­ gramme. J. A. Flett and Mrs. Quane contributed solos and Miss Katherine Hurst danced. The accompanists were W. A. Ward and Miss Christian. "Did you hear about the Scotchman who went to have a profile picture taken?" "No." "He only had one side of his suit pressed." * * * "Did the fellow* driving the car make any attempt at all not to hit you?" "Yes, he motioned to me to get out of the way." * * * He: "Say, how* is it that you are always out when I call?" She: "Just luck, I guess." THE BIG NOISE. (Continued from Page 1) tery at any rate it will if the scientists can by hook or by crook keep it so, for it gives them something to argue about. So far as we are concerned, we should be content to let it go at that. If we cant have a real up-to-date earthquake like the rest of the world, and so far none of our residents have shown and. enthusiasm about it, let us have by all means a mystery. As the distinguishing feature of many of the most visited places on the earth, it ought to be an added attraction. What is the council going to do about this? SW IM M IN G There appears in this issue a letter from Mr. Sidney E. Dean advocating the formation of a swimming club here. Mr. Dean, who lives in Vancouver, has taken a great interest in swimming for a number of years, and his remarks are most timely. In a recent editorial we drew attention to the un­ rivalled opportunities possessed by the younger West Van­ couver generation to excel in swimming and all kinds of water sports. A swimming club in West Vancouver should become in a short time very popular and have a large number of mem­ bers. The majority of our children can swim, and all of them spend most of their spare time either in or on the water during the summer months. So far as water polo is concerned, it should be a comparatively easy game to start in this dis­ trict, because there is no expensive equipment to be purchased. All that is needed is a ball, which would only cost a few* * dollars, and a couple of goal posts, which could be very easily attached to the ends of the float at Dundarave. When the club got as far as playing other clubs, uniform swimming suits would have to be purchased, but these again would not be expensive. Turning to swimming and diving, this is well looked after and has been for a number of years by the Dundarave Regatta, which is one of the most important events of its kind on the Pacific Coast, and there was a lifesaving class this summer conducted by Mrs. W. Cuthbert, which was considerad by the two officials who conducted the examination to be the best of the season. With such a good start and with such oppor­ tunities as we possess in West Vancouver the formation of a swimming club would seem to be very desirable, and we hope that steps will be taken to this end along the lines suggested by Mr. Dean. TABLE TALK ANNOUNCEMENT WEST VANCOUVER TENNIS CLUB J O S E P H TITE Last Dance Announces the opening of an Y T i 1 j O l n * m of the Season Up-to-date Shoe Repair Shop Ilollyburn Pavilion in the Yates Building North side of Marine Drive at Ambleside. FRIDAY, Sept. 10th Edna Hay wood O rchestra Dancing U to 12 R efresh m en ts Tickets 75c. First Class Work Only At Moderate Prices Drop in and let?3 get acquainted Successor to Fred Tite. A Pleasure To Look at But still n g re a te r p leasu re to eat a re the m ents displayed in our show cases. The woman who Is p articu la r about the m eats she buys will a p ­ p reciate th eir fresh appearance, the tender toothsom eness which their good looks presage. The cleanliness of our m arke t and the low price? which prevail will also appeal to her. T ry us today. Phone Your Order West 3 JEFFERIES MEAT MARKET CLOSED THURSDAY AT 1 O'CLOCK I'HONK W EST 3 W E DELIVER West Vancouver Lumber Co. L I M I T E D 15th and Marine Phone West 115 Residence Phone: West 368L High Quality Lumber is Cheapest in the end. Lumber, Lath, Shingles Inside Finish etc. Quality Guaranteed. SERVICE TRAIN SCHEDULE PACIFIC GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY CO. From N orth Vancouver to W hytecliff, fo r Horseshoe Bay W EEK DAYS Leave N orth V ancouver 6.22, 6.58, 8.05, 9.42, 11.42 A. M., 2.02, 3.02, 4.42, 5.42, 6.22, 8.02; and S a tu rd ay s only 10.02 P. M. Leave W hytecliff fo r N orth V ancouver-- 7.10, 7.38, 8.55, 10.30 A. M., 12.30, 2.50, 3.50, 6.30, 6.30, 7.10, 9.00; and S a tu rd ay s only 10.55 P. M. SU N D A Y S AND HO LIDA YS Leave N orth Vancouver--8.40, 9.25, 10.25, 11.25 A. M., 12.25, 1.25, 2.26, 3.25, 4.25. 5.25, 6.25, 7.30 and 8.30 P . M. Leave W hytecliff fo r N o rth V ancouver-- 9.25, 10.25, 11.25, 12.25, 1.26, 2.25, 3.25, 4.25, 5.25, 6.25, 7.30, 8.30 and 9.30 P. M. RETU R N 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. FI. Depot Lonsdale Avenue. Phone N orth 300. You Never Know Your Luck SO WHY TRUST TO LUCK! Residence Burglary Insurance »!ooooo G O R D O N G R A Y Office--Seymour 4991; 1002 Credit Foncier Bldg. Residence--West 92R2.