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001C95E1 THE WEST VAN NEEVS Carnation Milk, per tin..... Domestic Shortening, lb Pearl white Naptha Soap 6 for B. 4 K. Rolled Oats, 7-lb sack Crab Neat, per tin...................... Red Devil Matches,.... 6 boxes Brentwood Peas....... 3 tins Bulk Macaroni ........ 2 lbs. 19c 18e Med, Ceylon Cocoanut, lb ....... 19c 25c Servus Toilet Paper........ 3 rolls 25c45c 31c 45c Singapore Pineapple, tall tins, ....... 2 for 2 1 c 35c Coffee, freshly ground. per lb 59c PrQIIIpt Dejiivery ~ tS..'i iver r WE 5KL OF PROVE THe ma SE. mum EARTH Government Inspected Meat D. ROBERTS, Prop. Nex.t to ~i" .,II il/ ~ Piggly Wiggly PRIAIE STEER BEFF Boiling Beef, per lb.......... 11c Pot Roasts 'b................ 12iiac Boneless Stew Beef, lb.......... 15c Oven Roast, lb. from........... 15c Rolled Rib Roast, lb.................. 25c Rump Roast, per lb....,.. 25c LOCAL SPRING LADIB Legs, per Ib .... ... 36c Shoulders, ?b ......................... Sc28 Rib and Breast, lb....... 27c LOCAL hllLE FED VEAL Local Boiling Chickens, lb ...... 26c Local Roast Chicken. Local Frying Chicken. VEGETABLES AND FRUIT Eating Apples................ 5 lbs. 25c Field Tomatoes ................ 6 lbs. 25c Potatoes .................... 13 lbs. 25c Beets. bunch................................ 5c Carrots, bunch............................ Sc Oranges, Sweet, doz.................. 50c GRAPES CANTELOUPES BANANAS LEMOiNS SPINACH BRUSSELS SPROUTS FRESH CAULIFLOQ'ERS Side Bacon, sliced, lb......., ... 45c Back Bacon, sliced, lb................ 45c Ayrshire Bacon, Sliced lb....... 35c Cottage Ham, sliced, lb............ 35c Cooked Ham, lb........................ 65c Pure Lard, lib pkt................ 20c Pork Sausages, Ib ............ 25c Cambridge Sausage, 2 lbs. 25c Our 0» n Make Local Fresh Eggs, per doz........ 44c Local Extras Eggs, per doz... 46c Saturday Only Extra Special Local Baby Extra Eggs 30c. doz. Salmon, by thepiece, per lb. 15c Italian Pruues, per crate - 88c. 100 lb. Sack of Highland Potatoes - $ 1.25 3lbs. No. 1 New Zealand Butter for $ 1.35 t'QONr ARGuE w)TH R APPETlTE- AKB SURE THE, oO Yov EAr S RiC ST!-- 'Q5'T 'PROVE OUR NE,A-TS ARe ouTO+ S1C e,r'." DON'T ARGUE iVITH YOUR Al'PETITE If it insists that you come here and purchase meats that bring good cheer, come right a- long. You will see a market where good meats and sanitary methods prevail. After you be- come acquainted with our pure eatables you will get the habit of purchasing your meat supply at this shop. Reporter (interviewing oldest man, in the world): "To what do you at- tribute your long life?" Old Man: "Being poor and not hav- ing enough money to buy bootleg whisky." BRIDGE TRAFFIC SHOWS FALLING OFF The approach of the cold weather has already had an ef- fect on the Second Narrows bridge traffic. There was a slight decrease in the number of persons and vehicles using the bridge last week end, although the officials were kept busy on Sunday. Peports from the bridge of- fice show that 19,415 persons crossed the bridge while the number of vehicles totalled 5849. ]ROBERTS'Setter Meats 14th and Marine ~/fest: '"=' SCOTTISH SOCIETY The Scottish Society is hold- ing a general meeting tonight (Friday) in "the Clachan," when the members will be ad- dressed by W. S. Mitchell of North Vancouver. The subject of Mr. Mitchell's talk will be "Scottish Wit and Humor." Smith 's I~rocery )Ve Deliver A HARVEY SMITH Prop 24th AND MARIiNE, Opp. Dundarave Hall. Phono IVKST 46$ cHAIN, (ED AN9 WH ITE SToRE SPPCIALS--Friday and Saturday SCHOOI. TRUSTEES LEAVING FOR CONVENTION Members of the EVest Vancou- ver Board of School Trustees are leaving on Sunday for Penticton where they will attend the con- vention of B. C. School Trustees Association which is being held on 24th, 25th and 26th inst. The»ext regular meeting of the Board will be held»eat Fri- day»ight in the Inglewood School starting at 7.30 . NORTH SHORE CANADIAN CLUB ELECT NEW OFFICERS At a meeting of the North Shore Canadian Club held on Thursday, the 13th inst., the fol- loivi»g officers were named for the ensuing year:-- Past President--J. B. Leyland President -- Mayor Geo. H. Morden, 1st Vice Pres.--Mrs. Wolfe- Merton, 2nd Vice Pres.--Reeve J. M. Fromme, Literary Secretarv -- R. A. Hunter, Secretary Treasurer--J. Rod- ger Burnes. Executive -- Principal F. J. Patterson ()Vest Vancouver High School), Mrs. C. McVicar, Geo. Vance, Mrs. M. E. Snowden, P. Stewart, J. 4V. &ving. Address by Col. Cooper. Col. Cooper, recent Warden of the New EVestmi»ster Peniten- tiary, and previously in charge of similar institutions in Eastern Canada, addressed the Club. The speaker dealt extensively with Crime and its cure, referring particularly to many prison re- forms carried on in the last few years, and of changes which will take place in the»ear future, through the pressure of public opinion. He deplored the tendency of extreme sentimentality in the handling of prisoners, such as is shown in many penal institu- tions in the United States, and ~vhile not advocating harsh methods, he believed that stern discipline and daily routine in useful manual labor is the only solution to the problem of chang- ing a criminal into a right thinking citizen. The speaker believed that to the lack of home training, evil environment in younger years, and hereditary traits could be traced most of the underworld activities. Records show that among convicted criminals in Canada, not a single instance could be found of one who had belonged to a Boys'couts or- ganization or who had served an apprenticeship in manual train- ing. Public opinion is now de- manding that first offenders should be segregated from associations with hardened and habitual criminals. Col ~ Cooper declared that the great difficulty in preventing re- leased prisoners from being a- gain convicted was in finding them suitable work whereby they could again become useful members of society. ARCHERY CLUB IVILL HOLD ANNUAL bIEETING TOihIORROW Tomorrow night, Saturday. September 22nd, there will be a meeting of the members of the Archery Club in the offices of Dr. Roberta Vass, 51arine Drive. Ambleside. The meeting is call- ed for 7 o'lock. This is the an- nual meeting of the Club and new officers for the ensuin„ year will be elected. It is hoped that all members, and others interested in archery will be present. We understand that several important matters will be discussed and plans made for increased activity in local archery matters. We imagine it's no fun to be a millionaire. What the govern- ment doesn't get the svaiters and bell-hops do. September 21, 1928. .. ie (erl .)es: .Iti.ea:s P '1's pure as sunlight from the sky Are the meats that you come here to buy. IVe mamta&n a consistent H&gh Standa&d of Meats For Service I'lus Quality TRY ~ "'1'~/'" 'a g ~ q ~g ' lFI L .L... PHONE IVEST 3 Next to Hollyburn Theatre Closed Thursday at 1 o'lock iVE DELIVER lT lS COOO LU~EIEg ~ THEY SA'lO -'THeV Hip ~ THE HALLONTIEQ HPAg & The man who says that we sell perfectly good, thoroughly dependable lumber hits the nail on the head and when he says that our customers receive courteous, fair-minded business treatment he is driving the truth home to you. II I'. Itcl Illlllll fl'.,'alll 'ill,'Ill 'll. 15th and hlarine L lilI ITED Phone West 115 O .Oal( on First 51ortgage at current rates. Let us finance the building of your new home in West Van-couver. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE The pacific Great Eastern Railway Company Now Effective The tram service between North Vancouver and %'hytechff will be iVEEK DAYS Leave 1:40 p. m., Leave p. m., 4:50 Leave Leave Leave Leave North Vancouver for Whytecliff 7:00 a. m., 9:00 a. m.,4:00 p.m., 5:40 p.m. Whytecliff for North Vancouver 7:50 a. m., 9:50 a.m., 2:30 p. m„6:30 p. m. North Vancouver for Altamont 11:20 a.m., 3:18 p.m. Altamont for North Vancouver 11:40 a. m., 3:38 p. m. North Vancouver for Pemberton Ave., 6:40 a. m. Pemberton Ave. for North Vancouver 6:49 a.m. Illustrated folder and further information may be obtained at P G E Station, Lonsdale Ave., 'Phone North 300. SASI,, )00,4S G..ASS anc AND .nterior 'inis1 G.A2j!I G OF ALL KIjVDS BUFFETS, KITCHEN CUP-BOARDS, DRAAVERS- JOBBING and ALTERATION of all kinds. No Job too small, and none too large. Work Guaranteed and Prices Right. Keep your work here and help )Vest Vancouver grow. 3 I 'II.I PS,(,ll , il) 'll:II)I'0. i';( . hlARINE DRIVE AT 16th STREET Phone West 199 London & British North America Co., Ltd. 51ortgage -- Insurance -- Finance and Estate Agents. 626 Pender Street West Phone Sey. 6285 Local Representative;--F. X. Hodgson, West 665R