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001C9767 THE WEST VAN NEWS May 31, 1929. t'tt ~ t ~ .ct t tt=(t..tt..tt n'.tt.ttitt-&t ttcn tnttctc&t &t..tt tt ttttt tc&tttt.tt.tt tt tt-.t ~ t t ~ ittt ~ t ~ 'it ~ t ttitt:t ~ ~ t:tt.~ t: ~ ~ .ttttt:t ~ t ~ tt'tt t ~ ~ t t ~ tt t t t ~ ~ ~ t tt t ~ t t ~ t t ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ + ~ '. &SOKA iSFREE DELIVERY PHONE WEST 28 SATURDAY June 1st 7 .Sig )ays 7 ~ t t ~ t t ~ t ~ ~ t t t t t-t t-t t I t t ~ t t.t t.t t- ~ t t ~ .t ~ t & t ~ ~ ~ 't &t~ ~ 1 ~-t ~ t t t t t ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ s ~ ~: ~ ~ t ~ t ~ tt ~ ~ t' ~ . ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ~ .t ~ . ~ t.t D. C. )IcDermid of Vancouver, is moving out to Caulfeild, 0 0 tit E. A. Harrison of New IVest- minster, formerly of Nortlach, Sask, was the guest on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. Tite, 1Gth and 41arine Drive. lV. EVood has moved into a house at 28th and Bellevue. Miss Marguerite Nyland, 29th and Marine Drive, and her cous in Miss Agnes Nyland of Van- couver, spent a very pleasant week end in Seattle. This year's graduating closs of nurses of St. Paul's Hospital, were entertained on wednesday evening at dinner at )Vhytecliff Park by the alumni association of the hospital. The party went out and back to the city in two Pacific Stage busses. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rosman and family of Vancouver, have taken a cottage at 25th and Hay- wood. Mrs. 4V. M. Jackman, 22nd and Palmerston, who has been sick at her home for some weeks, is now considerably improved. Mrs. Bush of Vancouver, was a guest at the Clachan hotel over the week end. st Mr .and Mrs. J. A. Baxter, 23rd and Kings, entertained over the week end, two boys who are members of the Australian party visiting Vancouver. Nr. and Mrs. J. Mitchell of Long Bay, spent the week end visiting Mra. Mitchell's father, Mr. W. Davie, 15th and Fulton. C. L. Hilborne, 23rd and Belle- vue, is building a new house on Bellevue between 26th and 27th Streets. C~ ';IC3C »'Y toSATURDAY June 1st SATURDAY June 8thto SATURDAY June 8th The Independent Grocer Since August, 1900 7 )igDays 7Amhleside General Store Ambleside, KVest Vancouver B. C. GRANULATED SUGAR PALiilOLIVE SOAP TOILET ROLLS G Rolls .................for 25c 7 Rolls .........for 26c 3 Cakes ...........for 25c 4 Cakes ................for 26c 10 lbs ........................ 65c I 1 lbs. .. ................. 6Gc NABOB and DEL hIAIZ FANCY GOLDEN, CORN NABOB PEACHES, 28 NABOB FANCY TINY PEAS AIUSIC EXAbIS ON 15th(Sliced or Halved)4 Tins........for $ 1.00 5 Tins .........for $ 1.01 4 Tins .............for $1.00 5 Tins..............for $1.01 4 Tins for $ 1.00 5 Tins ...............for $ 1.01 g R 8 ........................... 4 for 49c NABOB SLICED HA)VAIIAN PINE- 8 APPLE, 1&/~ ........................... 3 tins 49c ~ g NABOB ASPARAGUS TIPS ............... 19c N NABOB KETCHUP ............................. 21c & IVILD ROSE PASTRY FLOUR, 10s, each 49c 'm 4 NABOB JELLY POWDERS ........... 25c 1 NABOB BAKING POEVDER ............ 25c g 50c SPECIAL, all for 39c The examination of the As- sociated Board R.A.M. and R.C. 31. will be held at the Pauline Johnson School on Saturday, June 15th, starting at 9 o'lock in the morning, for the pupils of Mrs. Knight Hodge, Miss M. 3lc- Intyre, Mrs. J. E. Durbin and Mrs. Constable. Dr. 5Iarkham E. Lee will be the examiner. "-NABOB PURE ORANGE MARNALADE NABOB TOMATOES, large tins 4- m:lb. Tins ........................................ 49c Mr. and hlrs. E. R. Living- stone of Vancouver, have rented one of the Messinger cottages on the beach at 17th Street, and are moving in over the week end H Etter of the high school staff, spent the week end at his home in Penticton. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder of Van- couver, have taken one of the Clachan cottages at 25th and waterfront. NABOB PURE STRAWBERRY JAM 4-lb. Tins ............................................ 59c 1 Tin SQUIRREL PEANUT BUTTER and ~ ~ ~ ~ ~1 pkg. I. B. C. SODAS ............... all for 37c DOi~lINIOiV DAY FETE WILL 5IARK NORTH SHORE'S 21st BIRTHDAY SUNLIGHT SOAP 4 Cakes 5 Cakes ............................................... for 25c Percy Williams will be invited to visit Mahon Park on July 1 in connection with the Dominion Day celebration that will mark the twenty-first anniversary of the incorporation of the City of North Vancouver. The celebra- tion committee, at its meeting in the City Hall Monday evening authorized its chairman, Mayor G. H. Morden, to arrange for the visit of the Olympic champion. The committee decided to hold the usual street parade and prizes will be offered for the best decorated floats, private cars and bicycles. A sports pro- gram will be provided for the children and adults. A special committee was ap- pointed to arrange for a flight of a squadron or airplanes over Mahon. Park. Committee chairmen were ap- pointed as follows: General chairman, Mayor G. H. Morden; Finance, Thomas S. Brown; sports, E. Crute; advertising, Dr. T. G. Thompson; transportation, 4V. A. Brown; treasurer, Dr. J. A. Sheppard; secretary, J. Rodg er Burnes; prizes, Roy Hunter; grounds and concessions, F. I. MacDonald; music, G. W. Stack- house; dance, R. Montgomery; reception, A. J. Kennedy, R. J. Crawford and R. J. Barton were appointed a special parade com- mittee. .... ~~.................... for 26c The heavy wind which sprung up on Saturday afternoon blew a large maple tree down at Kew Beach. The tree fell across an auto which happened to be stand- ing on the parking space on Mar- ine Drive, wrecking the top and smashing the windshield. For- tunately the owners were enjoy- ing themselves on the beach at the time, so that nobody was in- jured. Dr. Lang of Anyox, who fnrm- erly practised in West Vancou- ver, was here this week renew- ing old acquaintances. Mr. T. Russell, 14th and Es- quimalt, accompanied by his daughter Hilda, left last week d'or Nanaimo, where they motor- ed to Victoria, where the latter is spending a two-weeks'isit. Mr. Russell returned here on Sunday. NABOB RED PLUMS, 2 Pg s 5 4 Tins ........................................ for $ 1.00 a o Tins ........................................ for $ 1.01 g AIINCED CLAMS NABOB and SNOIVCAP............... 3 tins 60c 8 4 tins ......................................~... for 61c 8 P. C. B. FIG BARS....................2 lbs. for 35c~ ~ ~ NABOB TEA NABOB COFFEE Per lb. 59c. 8 HAND SAlVS--For general purposes, made by Spear & Jackson, 8 Regular $3.00, for .......................... $1.95 HOSE--50 ft. with couplings attached Red Rubber, corrugated, non-kink No. 1 for ............................. $4.90 e 8 and many other Specials P. C. B. CHOC. ECLAIRS....3 dozen for 35c 1 JAR MAYONNAISE, 8 oz. 1 JAR RELISH SPRED, 8 oz. 1 Real Imported China Salad Bo'wl All for 99c. ~ 'ECARE SPECIALS Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Jay of Mexico City, are visiting Mrs. Jay's parents, Captain and Mrs. P. H. Johnson, 18th and Fulton. Nr. Jay, who is a member of the Bank of Montreal staff in Mexico City, is on a three months'oli- day trip. TEA KETTLE Pure Aluminum Quick Boiling, Regular $1.15 for ........... 89c TEA KETTLES, Solid Copper, Nickle Plated, Centre Fill, Reg. $3.50 for $2.45 SHOVELS--Long and Short Handles, made for hard work by Spear-- Jackson of Sheffield, Reg. $1.35 for ..95c SEE OUR WINDOWS Mr. and Mrs F. Warren spent the week end at the Fortune Cup Inn. ea.ti Service ~DI~IXDGXDIDIDIDGXDG4DIDCDIDIDIIXD IXDCIIGXDIDG DG~DGIG DGIG3G~ FAULTLESS SLICED PINEAPPLE ..............~...........~..................................... 3 Tins 29c g l HONEYMAID GRAHAiWIS, 2/g lb. caddy 75c s FANCY NET ZEALAND BUTTER and an English China Cup Mid Saucer.. 75c 5 3 lbs. for $ 1.29 $ 1.50 I All for 99c COLUWIBIA PEARS, 2s 4 Tins ........................„........ for $1.00. ~ 5 Tins ......................... for $ 1.01 g NABOB FRUIT for Salad, Buffet 15c Tin "j NABOB GRAPEFRUIT, Buffet or N NABOB CRUSHED PINEAPPLE, 8 Buffet 3 tins 40c ~ AV. A. AVILL IIEET AT MRS. RITCHIE'S HOi&IE The regular meeting of the United Church KV. A. will be held at 2.15 p. m. next Tuesday, June 4th, at the home of the president Nrs. D. C. Ritchie, 30th and Mathers. All members are specially ask- ed to attend as this is the last meeting until autumn. P. T. A. Members of the West Vancou- ver P. T. A. Executive met in Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mitchell's home last Tuesday evening, Nay 28th, 1929, to make arrange- ments for the Association's June meeting. Mrs. Moncrieff, Mrs. Gleed and Mr. Mitchell were in- structed to prepare the program for this meeting, which will take the form of an afternoon social. Miss Davidge and the Home Eco- nomics students,together with the P. T. A. Refreshment Com- mittee, under the convenership of Mrs. Russell, will serve tea at this meeting, which will be held in the Inglewood School. Further details regarding this social will appear in the next is- sue of the West Van News. The Secretary, Mrs. Gleed, was instructed tn authorize the pur- chase of an Inter-class Debat- ing Shield for the High School, as previously discussed. After the mdeting, refresh- ments were served by the host- ess. Mrs. Norman Leggatt and son th and Gladstone, left on Wed- nesday for a few weeks'isit to Hayden Lake, Idaho. Nr. Leg- gatt left the next day for a busi- ness trip to New York and other eastern points. Mr. and Airs. 4V. G. R. Gordon of Caulfeild, had as their guests over the holiday week end, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bowser. Post Office Hours Next blonday Next Monday is the King' birthday, which is observed as a legal holiday throughout Can- ada. The wicket at Hollyburn Post Office will be open from : 0.30 to 11.30 a. m. only on that day for the benefit of those who wish to get their mail. Correspondence Chiropractic adjustments are recognized by many as being the most effective method of causIng the body to function properly. To be mell and to feel favell every part of your body must act right. "Chiropractic will help vou." Consultation Free. Robert'a A. Vass D.C., Ph.C. Graduate of Palmer School CHIROPRACTOR Phone ~vest 383 Nert to Stratton Bakery Marine Drive, Ambleside also at Vancouver Dear Mr. Editor;-- May I suggest that you open your hospitable columns to a Limerick Contest without prizes. I was surprised the other day to find that grade eight girls did not even know what a limerick is. Here is my opening shot in the game-- There was an old lady named Ryan, Who taught Sunday School hymns to a lion, Of her there is some In the lion's turn-turn, And the rest is an angel in Zion. Yours. PRESBYTER IGNOTUS