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001C962A Dainty Things Stamped to Embroider We'l be glad to shown them. i".4 i" i.i. VS .II y IzPP(S 15.lo hIARINE DRli E Handkerchiefs 13eaut i fu1ly I'rinted or Emho ridered Singly or in l'ret ty Boxes. Don't Expect )'erfect Friends. We have to learn to do our lording in this ivorld over a good many rough places and around a great many sharp edges. If we insist that our friends be made to order, we shall never have any friends. We must take people as we find them, and ex- pend our desire for perfection in shap- ing the friendship we give rather than in expecting it in that which we re- ceive. Qualities that make a man feel su- perior are usually ones that cause his acquaintances to rate him as inferior. WEST VANCOUVER .)oarc of ".race Regular Monthly Meeting Will Be Held at 1429 MARINE DRIVE (Office of K. W. Savory) On MONDAY Next NOVEBIBER 19th at 8 p.m. hlembers! Please note change of meeting place. DO YOU ENJOY LIFE'S Good health is absolutely nec- essary for the full enjoyment of life; and only too often lack of health is caused by some simple thing. Don't feel blue. Chiropractic Will Help You. Consultation Free. Roherta A. Vass D.C., Ph. C. Graduate of Palmer School (', ,'I lilt(l I'RA t,"I'OIL Phone West 383 i&ext to Stratton Bakery Marine Drive, Ambleside also at Vancouver HOLLY BURN Barber Shop 15th E: Marine EXPERT SERVICE E. MARSH Proprietor St. Steplten's Church Trinity 2-1 (Nov. 18th). 8 a. m.--Holy Communion. 10 a. m.--Sunday School a»d Bible Class. 11.15 a. m.--Morning Prayer. 7.15 p. m.--Evensong. There ivill be Divine services at St. Francis'hurch Caulfeild, at 3 p. m. Sunday. The monthly young people' service will be held Sunday eve- nillg. In order to provide a power boat for the Anglican Church Camp, Long Bay, Gambier Is- land, a number of young men ivho have been associated for some years as the Duo Club are giving an entertainment in par- ishes interested in the Camp and are producing their 1929 produc- tion "No Foolin' in the'Vest Vancouver Theatre Thursday evening, November 22nd, in aid of this worthy object. The juvenile football team lost to First Church United last Sat- urday at Garden Park, by 2-1, Bell scoring for St. Stephen':. Tomorrow the juniors ivill meei at Marine and Fouiteenth at 12.30 to go by motor to Central Park for their game against Dundonald United and the juv- eniles will play the AVest Van. United at Hollyburn School at 2 p. nl. The Sunday School added an- other trophy to their collection Thanksgiving Day when a relay team consisting of Marjorie At- wood, Phyllis Johnson, Muriel Dawson and Doris Rivers com- peting against four other teams at Hastings Park carried off the Geo. A. Walkem Cup for Senior Relay. In a field of six teams the intermediate team of Jean Garrett, 5Iolly Morrison, Betty iAIorrison and Nancy Kearns ivon their heat and were just beaten for second place in the finals for the Creery Cup by St. Luke' girls. In the juvenile boys road race Milton AVard took 5th place and in the junior boys race Bill Smith came 4th. Prof. 3. M. Morgan VOICE PRODUCTION SINGING Vancouver Studio: Seymour 101 West Van. Studio: West 173 THB II(est ~an News Published Every Friday H. HODGSON and F.F.LOVEGROVE Publishers Phones: Only 6 Weeks to Xmas. Phone Your Orders Early for Home Made Xmas Cakes Puddings Mince Meat All made on the premises. Store open all day Thursday3. Mrs. Draper's HOiilE COOKING Sl'ECIALIST 2435 hlARINE DRIVE Next Dundarave Hall. NOTE PHONE: West 36B %est 363 EVest 412L Day l'hone North 286 Night I'hone ivest 629X Business and Editorial Office: 1361 Marine Drive Mail Address: P. O. Box 101, Hollyburn, B. C. $ 1.00 a year by mail or carrier, News stands 6c per copy. ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION NORTH SHORE GARAGE 123 First Street W. North Vancouver HIGH CLASS AUTOhIOBILE REPAIRS Satisfaction guaranteed by HARRY DAVIDSON, expert mechanic of 25 years'xperience SELECT Your XMAS GIFTS NOW I'OR OVERSEAS hl A I I.I NG If you prefer not to purchase outright; a small deposit will hold them until you wish to mail them, which should be not inter than December 1st. We ivill be glad to pack them all ready for the mail, if you so desire. I'ATRONIZE YOUR l.OCAL hlERCHANT AND GET SERVICE NO DEI ARThl ENTAI STORE CAN GIVE YOU, hladiera I'ieces, in basket and butter fly designs. All specially priced. THE )VEST VAN NEYVS WEST VANCOUVER Christian Science Society CHURCH EDIFICE 20th nnd Esquimalt, Hollyburn Sunday Services 11.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. SubJect November 18th "AIORTALS AND IhlhlORTA LS" Sunday School at 10.00 a. m. Testimony Meeting Wednesday at 8.15 p.m. Unite) Church 21st street near Marine Lord's Day Services 10.00 a. m.--Sunday School. 11.15 a. m.--51orning worship 7.15 p. m.--Evening Worship. Rev. H. D. Davidson, B.A., will be the preacher at the morn- ing service, and there ivill be a solo and anthem. In the even- ing Rev, J. S. Henderson, D.D., will preach and a quartette will give a selection, and an anthem ivill be rendered by the full choir. The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary So- ciety ivill be held in the Church hall on Tuesday, November 20th, at 2.15 p.m. EIrs. (Dr.) Rush will be the speaker. All ladies welcome. The following team will repre- sent )Vest Vancouver United Juveniles against St. Stephen's tomorrow at 2 o'lock at Holly- burn School: Goal--G. Nasterman Fullbacks--C. Stewart, E. Parker. Halfbacks--T. Grieve, R. Fid- des, W. Tearoe. Forivards--R. Irish, J. Fiddes, J. Brown, J. watson, F. Tearoe. Spares--I. Hamilton, I. Elgar, G. AVatt. 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. KVeek Days--Mass 8 a.m. )aptist C iurc 1 15th and Duchess Pastor: Arthur B. Schulte. Sunday School, 10 a. m. Morning Service, 11 a. m. Evening Service, 7.15 p. m. AVeekly prayer service each wednesday at 8.00 p. m. B.Y.P.U. Tuesday 7.30 p. m. All young people invited. Nrs. J. N. Leitch of Vancouver will speak at the evening prayer service next wednesday the 21st at 8 p. m. on the ivoman's ivork of the Baptist Congress held in Toronto last June. CARD OF THANKS Oiiing to the impossibi- lity of acknowledging, indi- vidually, the many expres- sions of sympathy Mrs. A. N. O'Dormell and her daughters, Mary and Mar- jorie, are desirous through this journal of thanking all who have thus remembered them. It has made their burden lighter to realize that so many kind friends were seeking to share it with them. In the recent acknowledg- ment of floral tributes the following names were inad- vertently omitted: Mr. 5I. B. Menagh, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Spencer, Mrs. C. 3Ic- Intyre, Mr. and Mrs. Chis- holrn. %Vest Vancouver Bible School Ambleside Hall, Marine at 11th Sunday, November 18th at 3 p. m. Leader MR. PERCY KING Sublect: "SOhlE QUESTIONS IN THE El'ISTI.E TO THE HEBREWS" EVERYBODY AVELCOME Come to the Class on Sunday. A real welcome aivaits you. Women's Auxiliary of St. Steph- en's Elects Officers At the annual meeting of the EVomen's Auxiliary held last Tuesday afternoon in the Parish Hall the following officers were elected for 1929: Hon. Pres., Nrs. Priest; President, Mrs. Hampson; Vice-President, Nrs. Eatock; Secy. Trehs., Mrs. A. AV. Collinson; Jun. Supt., Mrs. Ber- ry; Little Helpers Secy., Nrs. W. T. Davies; United Thankoffer- ing Secy., Mrs. AV. R. Yates; Dorcas Secy., Mrs. H. Atkins; Living Message Secy., Nrs. J. H. Smith; Prayer Partner Secy., 5Irs. Millard; Representatives on Diocesan Board, Mrs. Pierce and )Irs. Collinson; Substitutes, Nrs. Millard and Mrs. Percy Hastings. The annual autumn bazaar will be held in the Parish Hall Fri- day, November 30th. AVANT TO LEARN Teacher: "Johnny, what are the two genders?" Johnny: "Masculine and fem- inine. The masculines are divid- ed into temperate and intemper- ate, and the feminine into frigid and torrid." November 16, 1928. FEiV WORDS OF CHEER BEGINNING WITH "SN" Have you any prejudice a- gainst words beginning with the syllable "sn" '? Emerson had. AIrs. Emerson once referred to a lady of her acquai»tance as a snob. Her husband objecte(t, saying: "I do not like it. I pa&JP ticularly dislike all words begi&'I- ning with 'sn.'hough she is a snob you might call her a per- son who is very charitably dis- posed towards success." Noah webster lists a consid- erable number of words begin- ning with this syllable, observes the Utica Observer-Dispatch. Only a feiv of the words in this category are descriptive of pos- itive and lovely traits and things. Our promitive ancestors must have felt the way Emerson felt. There is, for instance, man' first and scriptural enemy, the "snake." Then there is "sneak," which defines the snake in hu- man form. Add "snoop," the petty spy and informer, and "sniper," the fighter from am- bush. And, of course, "sneer," which is the characteristic expression of the "snob"; and "snicker," a form of derisive laughter. Also "snatch," which defines an un- generous attitude, and "snap," as indicative of the argumenta- tive and belligerent persol1. A husband is popularly believ- ed to "snore" while asleep and to "snarl" while awake. Or, may- be he is only a "snip" who "sniv- els." "Sn" seems to be a hoodo. No wonder Emerson "snorted" over the word "snob," even though the woman it described had "snubbed'his good wife. 'S'nough to make anybody "sniff." The Canadian Legion, West Yancouver will give in Duncfarave Hall On FRIDAY, November 16th, at 8.15 p.m. Everybody Welcome Admission 25c. GIRI,S'HOIR WILL GIVE FIRST CONCERT NEXT TUESDAY Next Thursday at 8 p. m. the 4Vest Vancouver Girls'hoir under the leadership of Professor James M. Morgan will give their first public concert, and it is expected that the United Church auditorium will be filled for the occasion. The interest shown in this choir has been very gratifying, and the work of the pupils is of a high standard. Possibly the general public does not realise the high state of efficiency which has been developed in these young girls. There is a surprise waiting for them next Thursday. You should make a point of being present. Tickets may be obtained at the door on the evening of the concert. The following is the programme: I. CHOIR--"The Maple Leaf" .................... Nuir National Anthem. II. CHOIR--"The Lark" .................................Darnton III. PIANO SOLO--"Allegretto in F" .................. Reinecke Gertrude Nash IV. CHORUS--"Gondola Song" ............................... Roberts V. SONG--"My Mother Bids Me Bind Ny Hair"........Haydn Edith white VI. CHORUS--"The Rain" .............................. Darnton VII. VIOLIN SOLO-- (a) "Reverie" ......................Simonetti (b) "Ta'antella" ............... Langey Rex Rhodes VIII. CHORUS--"Sneezing Song" ....................... Jackman IX. PIANO SOLO--"Chauson Russe" ............ S. Smith Julie Pine X. SOLO AND CHORUS--"Land of Hope and Glory"..Elgar Muriel Bell, Betty Edwards, Irene Young. XI. PIANO SOLO--"Valse de Concert" ..............Granados Miss Freda Herrin XII. CHORUS-- (a) "All Through the Night"....welsh Melody (b) "Lullaby" ..................;........... Brahms God Save the King Accompanist--Miss Margaret McIntyre Conductor--Prof. J. 51. Morgan CHOIR BIEiilBERS Barbai'a Allwoik, Bernice Babcock, Nuriel Bell, Madeli» Cross, Evelyn Colpitts, Eunice Colpitts, Ella Colpitts, Agnes Col- pitts, Mary Colpitts, Givendolyn Davison, Betty Edivards, Agnes Gray, Barbara Gamage, Virginia Gamage, Daisy Montgomery, Julie Pine, Jean Thomson, Edith )Vhite, Irene Young, Nellie Young.