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001C95F1 VERY SPECIAL In troductory Price Servus (-" " 'b ""«» t'.....24-lbsack $ 1.15lour 1.:-- Unsurpassed for All-Round Use in the Home. Fry's Cocoa, Q lb. tin...... Jersey Corn Flakes........ 3 I'kts. 23c Classic Cleanser.... 3 Tins for 21c Quaker Oats with china, pkt.... 37c Stelna Corned Beef, 1 lb. tins 20c Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour ................................2 pkgs. for 35cMurray's Marmalade, 4 lb. tins 55c B. C. Brown Sugar........ 4 lbs. 25cPure Maple Syrup, 16 oz. bottle IScServ-us Tea, per lb.................... 80c Prompt Delivery .S.;i % Government Inspected bleat D. ROBERTS, Prop. Smith 's i roeery IVe Deliver A HAR% El SMITH Prop 24th AND hIARINE, Opp. Dundarave Hall. Phono IVEST 469 &H'~'N RED ANI) WHITE sToRE SPECIALS--Friday and Saturday THE AVEST VAN NEYVS Correspondence To the Editor The EVest Van News. Gentlemen:-- EVhilst passing the Memorial Arch (the beauty spot of Marine Drive), last week, I noticed sev- eral ladies placing a wreath on same and becoming inquisitive made a few enquiries. The in- formation that I gathered was so astounding that I think it only right that every resident of this district at least should know of the good work and give credit to who it belongs and not to the Reeve and Council who I, with others, were silently thanking. The Duncan Lawson Chapter of the Daughters of the Empire owing to the dilapidated condi- tion of the monument erected to those who did so much for us took it in hand and at a cost totheir own chapter had the stone wall erected and since spring ofthis year have also paid for the services of a gardener to attend to same, the shrubs were I und- erstand donated by the Horticul- tural Society about two years ago. The occasion to which I refer in the first paragraph of this let-ter was the ladies of the Duncan Lawson Chapter of the Daught- ers of the Empire commemorat- ing the death overseas of him whose name they adopted to keepsame in perpetuity. HOLLYBURN RESIDENT. October 5, 1928. SAFETY FIRST -- BUY AT JEFFERIES '"N1N ~ W a i A1 I c s ~ Next to Hollyburn Theatre I'HONE IVEST 3 Closed Thursday nt ] o Clock iVE DELIVER TNE. TIME CONE'S WHmtvWB Ai L Nu$ Y Fit..-H7-- FOR. WHAT WE AL.L FpgL~SORE iS Ri&HT ! l~ Be on n sharp lookout when you nre purchasing lumber. Challenge every statement of out-of-town dealers who want to send you n sight-unseen house. Get ncquninted with your lumber before n foot of it is sawed. Iesi; Ifcl,llcl'llllirl,','a!III:Ii),'li. 15th and Alarine LIAIITED Phone lVest 115 MONEY 'IO LOAX on First IlIortgage at current rates. FRESII AND CUltED ~IEATS, BUTTFIt, EGGS, BACON AND &&1&D Demand the Best Meats No use taking a chance on inferior qualities of Meat. It's poor economy to begin with. The Meat we sell is pure and whole- some, thoroughly inspected. Next to Pjgnly Winning North Shore Vital Statistics Daily Extra Specials All Week Specials SATURDAY McIntosh Apples....40 lb Box $ 1.65No. 1 NEW ZEALAND BUTTER ............... 3 lbs. $ 1.35Pork Legs, fores, per lb ...... 19(roc Boiling Fowl, per lb ................. 25c Shoulders Lamb, lb.................. 25c Ribs and Breast, per lb......... 25c Legs, per lb ......................... 35c Loins, per lb........................ 35c 100 lb. Sack Potatoes............ $ 1.30 Baby Extra Eggs, per doz...... 31c Side Bacon, sliced, lb.......... 40c Back Bacon, sliced, lb.......... 40c PRIME STEER BEEF Boiling Beef, per lb .... 13c Pot Roast, lb from................. 13c Oven Roast, lb, from.............. 17c Rolled Rib Roast, lb................ 25c Rump Roast, lb.................... 25c Hamburg Steak, lb.............. 15c EGGS -- EGGS Pulletts, per doz...................... 44c First, per dozen .................... 50c Extras, per dozen .................. 52c DIONDAY Veal Loaf, per lb................... 25c Cooked Ham, per lb............... 55c New Zealand Butter... 3 lbs. $ 1.39TUESDAY Pure Lard, 1 lb. pkg............... 20c Side Bacon, sliced, lb ............ 45c Back Bacon, sliced, lb ........... 45c Ayrshire Bacon, sliced, lb .... 35c Cottage Ham, sliced, lb.......... 35c Pork Sausage, per lb............... 25c Cambridge Sausage, ....... 2 lbs. 25c Shoulder Steak ................ 2 lbs 35c Fresh Tripe.......... 3 lbs. 25c IVEDNESDAY Liver, per lb ........................ 10c Minced Steak........ 2 lbs. 25c THURSDAY Pure Lard, 1 lb. pkt............ 18c Head Chease, .......... 2 for 25c Local Tomatoes.......... 6 lbs. 25c Eating Apples ............. 5 lbs. 25c Potatoes..................... 13 lbs. 25c FRIDAY Loggie Haddies, per lb........ 15Vic SPRING FLOPOVER SHO)V COAIAIITTEE TO IIEET The Spring Flower and Tulip this evening in the Provinceboatd toom at 8 oclock. A financial statement relating to the show held in May last will be submitted and the schedule for the 1929 show will be revis- ed. A suggestion that a series of entertainments be arranged to raise funds and to create int- erest in the spring show, will be considered. i'.i~I To one block west of their old stand (next to Piggly Wiggly). 2 Telephones--IVest 190. Delivery Service as Usual. In a BETTER STORE with BETTER STOCK, we are able to give BETTER SERVICE than ever before. TENDERS CLOSED FOR REAIOVAL OF BURNABY SHOAL This Store is now equal to any pity Market and in the CASH AND CARRY DEI'T. (D. Roberts) the prices and quality are sure to please. Call and see us if you can--and if you phone it's the old Number Tenders have been closed for the removal of Burnaby Shoal and portions of Calamity Point and for dredging the channel of Lions Gate. The bids have been forwarded to Ottawa, where they are being considered by the department of public works. It is expected that announcement of contract awards will be re- ceived shortly from the capital. Wesi: '90 The registrar of vital statis- tics reports that during Septem-ber there were twenty-three births, three deaths and twelve marriages recorded in the threeNorth Shore municipalities, com- pared with twenty-six births, ten deaths and five marriages inthe corresponding month of last year. VANCOUVER COUNCIL GAIA Y SCRAP TOAVN- PLANNING SCHEAIE (Continued from Page 7) a conference on the proposed measure with the Town Planning Commission on October 9. AVhen the proposed ordinance was presented to the City Coun- cil two weeks ago, a special com- mittee consisting of City Comp- troller A. J. Pilkington, Corpora- tion Counsel George E. McCros- san, K.C., City Engineer Charles Brakenridge and City Architect A. J. Bird was appointed to study it and to bring in a report to the City Council. The legal phraseology of the measure has been subject to keen scrutiny by Mr. McCrossan who presented suggestive revis- ions, it is understood. Several discussions have been held by the special committee. Interest in By-Law. Although the meeting was held in camera, it was called in the usual manner as a council meeting, notice to this effect be- ing posted on the notice board in the office of the city clerk. City Clerk william Mcgueen attended the meeting in his us- ual capacity for the purpose of reporting the minutes. The min- utes do not report details of dis- cussion, which are often desired by citizens who wish to know what their representatives on the City Council think. Keen interest has been taken in the proposed zoning ordinance as shown in the public meetings which were held by the Town Planning Commission. Thus the question has been raised as to why the council's deliberations on this public question were held behind closed doors. The opinion has been voiced by many citizens that the pro- posed measure will prove un- workable, and it is understood that certain civic officials are of the same opinion. London & British North America Co., Ltd. 51ortgage -- Insurance -- Finance and Estate Agents.626 Pender Street AVest Phone Sey. 6285 Play a game of 3 tables foryour pleasure c 14th StreetI I Right at the Railway Crossing CHANGE OF SCHEDULE AVEEE DA YS North Vancouver for Wh ytecliff "r: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., 2:30p. m„G:30 p.m. North Vancouver for Altamont 11:20 a. m., 3:18 p. m.Altamont for North Vancouver 11:40 a.m., 3:3S p.m.North Vancouver for Pemberton Ave., 6:40 a. m.Pemberton Ave. for North Vancouver 6:49 a. m. Leave 1:40 p. m., Leave p. m., 4:50 Leave Leave Leave Leave Illustrated folder and further information may be obtained at P.G.E.Station, Lonsdale Ave., 'Phone North 300. SASH, I)OOICS GLASS am AND .Interior,'inish G..AZING OF AE L E&INDS BUFFETS, KITCHEN CUP-BOARDS, DRAyVERg JOBBING and ALTERATION of all kinds. No Job too small, and none too large. EUork Guaranteed and Prices Right. Keep your work here and help )Vest Vancouver grow. J, lg gj Pa ~ fr~ ~ AIAI(INE DRIVE AT 16th STREET Phone West 199 The Pacific Great Eastern Railway Company Now Effective The train service between North Vancouver and Whytecliff will be: ~s