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001C94FD BASEBALL CLUB DANCE TODIORROAV NIGHT The Intermediate Baseball Club is giving a dance in Amble- side Hall tomorrow night, (Sat- urday) from 9 to 12. Their first dance some weeks ago was a pro- nounced success, and it is an- ticipated that a large crowd will be on hand tomorrow to help the boys. The proceeds will go to- wards defraying the cost of uni- forms and other initial er~enses.BREAD and CAKES Delivered right to your door, or from OUR Store. You can rely upon the pro- ducts of our Bakeshop being pure and wholesome. Phone and have our delivery man call daily. PHONE WEST 27 S 'TTON'S BAKERY SCOTTISH SOCIETY AT HOilIE TO NORTH VAN. FRIENDS TONIGHT Tonight Ambleside Hall will be the gathering place of the local Scots. The West Vancou- ver Scottish Society will he "at home" to their neighbors the St. Andrew's and Caledonian Socie- ty of Noith Vancouver. Scottish music and literature will be a feature of the evening. 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Sak of osier",~ ;:Specias in ..a~ies Si i ..ose, In nll the new season's shades, per pair..................., .. 50c, 95c nnd $ 1.75 These are really excellent value. ~ ! I I I I Children's All Wool Hose (Golf Top) from ................ 45c per pair Men's Socks in all qualities. I I I ~ ~ ~ I ~~ go s ry ~Too(s Sinai p '54D III i„D i. 1 t» 15tt . d 1GI| It A BEAUTIFUL THING mother's infinite tenderness as she leaned gently over the cradle In this material age when sci- sm l»n. ence is pushing us along to some The smile of tender mother unknown end -- "xvhether we hood The Angel thonght, and would or not"--ive are prone to looked once more then said, forget or overlook some of the This is the most beautiful thing truly beautiful things that sur- in the world, I shall take this round us on every hand, but mother look to heaven with me." svhich, owing to our unnecessarv Then he went back to heaven haste and consequent inatten- with his mementoes. AVhen he tion become merely accepted as reached the pearly gates he the genoral order of things. In found that the flowers had with- connection with this thought a eied--the smile of the baby had story of delight comes to mind: vanished, only the wonderful An angel once wandered a- mother love remained and the round the earth in search of Angel took that to heaven. beautiful things. Whilst pass- Sometimes, in these days of ing through a meadow he came "speed service" we are prone to to some lilies radiant in the sun- forget this mother love which shine and dew. Gazing earnest- is--or has been --part of our ly at the lilies the Angel exclaim- daily life, let us be human and ed, "Those are the most beauti- natural again and romember that ful things I have found in the same love the Angel took to world, I shall take them to heav- heaven is surrounding us if we en wifh me." will only accept it--THE MOST The Angel passed in to an BEAUTIFUL THING IN THE humble cottage and in one corner 4VORLD. saw a baby nestling snugly in its crib. The wee face was bathed in a bouquet of smiles and dimpl- es utterly unconscious of the presence of the Angel who ex- claimed once again, "That is the most beautiful thing in the world, I shall take this baby' smile to heaven with me." His glance then rested on the THE WEST VAN NEREUS WEST VANCOUVER Christian Science Society CHU)ASCII EDIFICE 20th and Esquimalt, I)ollyburn Sunday Service at 11.30 a. m. Subject April 22nd "Probation After Death" Sunday School at 10.00 a, m. Testimony Meeting every Wed- nesday at 8.15 p.m. United Church West Vancouver Bible School Ambleside Hull, Marine at 14th Sunday, April 22nd, at 3 p.m. MR. PERCY KING Lender "Sl'I)tITUAL GIFTS" All Denominations Welcome April 20, 1928. HOLLYBURN HALL Corner I Ith nnd Duchess Sunday, at 7.30 Mr. W. Sails of China will give nn address Mr. Sails comes from the Province of Shensi which is ex- pected to be the scene of the next great battle between the Northern Armies and the Reds nnd which even now may be in progress. Come nnd hear him. 21st street near Marine Minister, Rev. A. M. O'Donnell B. C. 5IUSICAL FESTIVAL St. Stephen's Church 22nd sti eet near Ma»ne Investing $5.00 in the hlusical Festival Every time you attend a first class concert it costs you--how much? And how many of these conceits could you attend solely on the strength of a $5.00 bill? Not very many. Now, here is a way of laying out that $ 5.00 bill in a thorough- ly practical way, which will stamp you as interested in your community, and at the same time give you music worth many times five dollars. Buy a sub- scriber's pass for the B. C. Mus- ical Festival, May 7th to 12th. For this moderate investment --and it is an investment which will repay both you and your community hundreds per cent- you can attend all or any of the forty sessions of the Festival. Here there will be over nine hun- dred events embracing over six thousand competitors, and besid- es hearing these, you will get the opinions of five first class adjudicators and you will be int- erested and instructed to many times the cost. That is what you yourself get, and you are not the only bene- ficiary, for the community gets its great musical organization-- which is pledged to the better- ment of musical conditions and the education of youthful aspir- ants in the art--feeling five dol- lars stronger because you have done your share. Columns would be required to tell of the amount of good ac- complished by the EIusical Fes- tival during the past five years since it came under the wing of the Knights of Pythias as a community service. But enough is said in the fact that this work is being done for the good of the district. But financial support, in the final analysis, must come from the people who see in it a sufficient warrant for that sup- port; without it the Festival could not exist and Vancouver would be immediately the poor- el'.. Ostensibly, then, it is a com- munity effort in which every member of the community must give a helping hand. The work needs your help; it makes a per- sonal appeal to you as one who wishes to see the prestige of the city raised higher. Let us all, therefore, do what we can to help it along. And the easiest way is by buying a Subscriber's Pass for $ 5.00, which may be obtained from Mr. J. H. Smith, 20th and Haywood, )Vest Van- couver (phone West 650L), or from the Secretai~, Mr. Sam A. Lawrence, at his office 334 Rogers Building. Lord's Day Services Easter 2 (April 22nd)-- 8 a.m.--Holy Communion. 10:00 a,m.--Sunday School. 11:15 a.m.--IIIorning Prayer. 3:30 p.m.-- Communicants'lass. 7:15 p.m.--Evensong. 10.00 a. m--Sunday School. 11.15 a. m.--Morning worship. 7.15 p. m.--Evening worship. Sunday illorning Service Anthem -- "Thou, 0 Lord" (Barnby). Evening Service Anthem--"Teach Me, 0 Lord" (Attwood). Solo--"Praise God for Life Made New" (EVard Stevens), ilIr. Ivor Thomas. Thei e will be a Communicants Class for those newly confirmed and others who may wish to at- tend at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, in the church. The forty-second session of the Synod of the Diocese of New Westminster will assemble next wednesday morning at St. Paul's Church. The lay dele- gates from this parish are W. J. AVenmoth, C. T. Kendrick and R. M. Macdonald, and the altern- ates J. J. Rutledge, Bernard Hayes and F. T. Kettle. Among matters to be considered by this Synod is the celebration of the jubilee of the diocese to be kept in 1929. A congregational social will be held in the Church Hall next Wednesday evening, April 25th, at 8 o'lock. The Session and Board of Managers will bg at home to the members and friends of the congregation. An interesting programme is being arranged and a pleasant evening is assured. The regular monthly meeting of the AiIission Circle was held in the Church Hall last Tuesday afternoon at 2.15. There was a large attendance of members and friends. 3Iiss AVard, a mission- ary from China was the speak- er. This evening in the Parish Hall Mr. W. A. Rundle is giving an illustrated lecture on the Church Camp, Gambier Island, under the joint auspices of the Girl Guides and the Trail Rang- ers. All interested in this camp are invited to hear this lecture.baptist C Iiurcli 15th and Duchess Rev. David Long, Pastor. The grounds of the church at Caulfeild have been improved by the planting of a number of flowers and shrubs.Sunday School, 10 a. m.Church Service, 11 a.m. Weekly prayer service each Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. The C. G. I. T. meets every Friday night at 7 o'lock. Lead- er Miss I. Brealey. All teen age girls welccme. Archbishop Confirms Large Class A very large congregation was present last Sunday night at St. Stephen's Church when His Grace Archbishop de Pencier confirmed a class of twenty-nine adults and young people present- ed by the rector. His Grace in his address to the candidates spoke on "Life and Peace" as'he dominant thoughts of East- ertide, and urged the young peo- ple to cultivate the virtues of the Christian life by the use of the means God has provided. At the conclusion of the service the choir sang the anthem, "Softly Now the Light of Day." There will be an evening ser- vice on Sunday, April 22nd, at 7:30, when the ordinance of be- lievers'aptism will be adminis- tered. St. Anthony's Church Pastor--Rev. Father Kelly Sunday--Mass, 8.30 a. m. High Mass, 10.30 a. m. Benediction, 7.30 p. m. Week Days--Mass 8 a.m. Auto Salesman-- "And what kind of a horn would you like, sir? Do you care for a good loud blast?" Haughty customer--"No; I want something that just sneers."--Punch. (. D. 5('.WIS Wishes to inform the public that he is now specializing in MINING STOCKS Information and advice gladly given I'hone Seymour 6972 New office address: 709-710 Bower Building 543 Granville Street, Vancouver I ! 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