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001C9812 September 20, 1929. THE WEST VAN NEWS I ARTIES CATERED FOR Home-Made Jams SPECIALS Saturday aud Nouday 6 lbs. Granulated Sugar.. 39e Strawberries. per tin... Kellogg's All Bran . Crisco. lb. tin . 26e Pearline .. 2 for 15c 19c "I'"'AY Ig Itl„"II„'. I&,lp I'hone IVest 318R3. %Vest Bay PROi~IPT DELIVERY IIAVE YOU TltIED OUlt llOhlF hIADE CAKFA? FRUI I PIES hl EAT I'I FS, SCOAES Al'I'1.E TUltÃ()VEltS BltEAI) FltESII l)AII.Y Mrs Ross's(The Pantry) 1415 hl ar i ne Drive All Home Cooking. Call at the UNION GAS STATION (Jimmy Donnan) 15th and blarine IVest 212 SERVICE NORTH VAN. lVANTS I'.G.E.R. EXTENDED To expedite ratification of the agreement between P.G.E.R. di- rectors and Terminal Railway of- fircials, Mayor G. H. 3iIorden of North Vancouver was instruct- ed Monday night to confer with Reeve J. 51. Fromme of the Dis- t rict of North Vancouver re- garding appointment of a com- mittee consisting of board of trade members and council rep- resentatives to urge completion of the agreement. Aldermen contended that the present condition of the subway is detrimental to North Shore interests. The committee to be appoint- ed will seek extension of the P. G.E.R. line from here to Squam- ish, as intended originally. Alderman E. H. Bridgman de- «lared that as Vancouver board of trade members had returned t'rom the Peace River country e»thused with the potentialities oAered, it was an opportune time to reopen negotiations. Jimmy giggle&i when the teacher read the story of the man N ho swam across the Tiber three times before breakfast. "You do not doubt that a trained swimmer could do that, do you?" "No, sir," answered Jimmie, "!jut I wonder why he did not niake it four and get back to the side where his clothes were." Personals ~Ir. and IIrs. J. G. Fiddes and family, 22nd and Gordon, have moved into a house at 23rd and Haywood. 0 0 Rev. H. P. Davidson, who has been residing at 23rd and Belle- vue, has moved to the ~IcClellan )rouse on ~farine Drive between 29th and 30th Streets. ~ 0 0 Mr. and ~lrs. Cross and family of Vancouver. are visiting ~lrs. Cross's mother, i~Irs. B. Grady. 2-Ith and waterfront. 0 0 0 Thos. Caldwell, 23rd and Mar- irre Drive, moved last ~Ionday to the McKenzie cottage at 23rd and Jefferson. a 0 0 ~Ir. and Mrs. F. Dunn, who motored here from Vernon to spend ten days visiting Dunn's brother-in-laiv and sister Mr. and Mrs. H. R. ~IcDonald, 15th and Fulton, left here on Saturday on their return jour- ney. J. E. Condon and G. Dorman who are in charge of the manual training at t he schools here, spent the week end hunting on Ilowen Island. They had good luck. each securing a deer with a good spread of horns as well as a number of grouse. Good progress is being made with the demolition of the old Capilano bridge. The north side of the structure has been blasted down, the trestle has been taken to pieces, and the parts moved away to the river bank. 0 0 Miss G. i%I. Currie, matron of the North Vancouver Hospital, was elected treasurer of the Brit- ish Columbia Hospitals Associa- tion at the annual convention at Nanaimo last Saturday. 0 Tomorrow afternoon the soc- cer season will be open in North Vancouver when the North Shore United meet St. Andrews. Kick off at 3 p.m. The game will be played at Confederation Park. The final cricket game of the season on the North Shore will bc played tomorrow starting at 2 p. m. at Boulevard Park. It will be between the North Shore "A" and "B" teams. The North Shore Revolver As- sociation will hold its annual shoot on October 5th at the i~lountain Highway Gun Club butts. lVEST VAiVCOUVER ):l:8: & . 4ALS You are invited to a meeting to be held at the "CLACHAN" 25th and Waterfront VEXT TIIL'ltSDAY, 26th Inst. at S.15 p. m. Capt. lan Nackeuzie, M.L.A. will give an address. All I.iberals whether members of the Association or not are asked to be present. Corporation of the District of IVest Vancouver '..'AX SA,»; Will be held at ~IUNICll'Al. HAI.I., IIOLLYBUI(N, B. C., on 11ONI)AY, SEPTEilll)ER 30th, 19'9, at 10 o'lock a. m. Lists will be issuetl shortly a»d mailed on application. SIGHT SCHOOL CLASS APPI.ICATIONS ~IUST BE IN NEXT AVED.iESDAY The night school classes will start on October 1st. hut all ~ho wish to join should have their applications in the hands of Sec- retary Garland--mail address, Hollyhurn I'.O.--by 3 p.m. next wednesday. i.e. September 25th. Shorthand and typewriting, bookkeeping and commercial arithmetic, dressmaking, wood- working, or any other subject for which there are at least ten applications will be taught. The instructors are all expert in their work and students can ht assured of the very hest tui- tion. The night school classes in IVest Vancouver give as good instruction as any night school in the province. The terms are reasonahle, the instructors fully qual ifr ed, and t he school facili- ties and conveniences excellent. JOIN THE NIGHT CI ASSES. I ~1 PORTA NT CHANG ES IN IIARRIAGE LAlV Important changes in British Columbia marriage laws were foreshadowed in Victoria on Wednesday, after Attorney-Gen- eral Pooley had conferred at length with representatives of virtually all churches in the province. Following the . conference it was indicated that the govern- ment would take steps to insure that all clergy who perform the marriage service in this prov- i»ce must be registered. This provision was supported by all clergy attending the conference, Mr. Pooley said. The ~Iarriage Act also will probably be amended to permit clergy from outside the province to perform the marriage service here provided they register. At present no one is entitled to per- from this service unless he is a recognized minister connected ivith a parish in British Colum- bia. This prevents many couples from being married by clergy- men from other provinces whom they are anxious to bring here for the service for sentimental reasons. i iORTH VAN. C HORA L SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS william Knowles was elected president of the North Vancou- ver Choral Society for the ensu- ing year at the annual meeting. Other officers elected were: Vice-president, Mrs. A. N. 31alt- by; secretary, Mrs. N'. R. Saker; treasurer, D. Clarke; librarian, Mrs. S. lV. Rice.'recording sec- retary, Miss G. E. Hart; social convener, ~lrs. E. Spence; execu- tive committee, bliss E. Hill, 3!rs. F. ~Iansell, ~Irs. Colin F. Jackson, L. A. Matthews, L. E. Martin and ~V. Sargent. C HARGE AGAIyST RI'%0% ADJOURNED The charge against James K. Renson, driver of the car in which De St. D. Duchesnay was killed last month at Serman came up in police court last IVednes- dav before Judge Robson. Ow- ing, however. to one of the girls ..vho was in the accident not be- ing sufficiently recovered to at- tend as svitness. the case was r.gain adjourned until next EVed- r esday. S&. FOOTBALLERS TO HOLD AN iUAI IIEETING, SEI T. 2'I The annual meeting of the Greater Vancouver S u n d a y School Football League will be held Tuesday, September 2qth, at 8 p. m. in First United Churc All Sunday Schools rnterested are asked to send delegates. Ap- plication forms are now in the mail and must be returned not later than September 30th, to Chairman Charles Lee, health department, City Hall. FISH AND SHIP STORE FOR AIIBLESIDE The store directly east of J. Yates'lumbing shop on Marine Drive has been rented to H. Foote, ivho will open a fish and chip business in about two weeks. ilIr. and i~Irs. Foote were in West Vancouver on Tuesday making arrangements for the cleaning of the store and the placing of their equipment. Samples % e have some hundreds of these--Tooth Paste, Shaving Cr~wm, Face Powder--as well as medicines. Ask for them when you'e in. ~Vem Stock of Thermogene and Kepler's. Order your favorite magazines and they will be delivered to you as they arrive. WEST VAN PHARNACY The Store of Service. We Deliver Phone West 37 EIOLL YBURN ul) ic .il)rary (Located at Gemmill's Drug Store) BOOKS by Zane Grey, Edgar wallace, Maud Diver, Francis Beeding, Kelland. etc., added this week. Join New. $ 1.00 until December 31st. For COW FAi1J&. Big Load $4.50 I'HOVE ED. BLACK WEST 68 HOLLYBURiV Barber Shop 15th 4 Marine EXPERT SERVICE E. MARSH. Proprietor THE CAI'T. IIACKEiVZIE IVILL ADDRESS LIBERALS NEXT THURSDAY EVENING Reorganization ~leeting A meeting of the 6'est Van- couver Liberal Association has been called for next Thursday evening at 8:15 o'lock at the Clachan, 25th and waterfront. Captain Ian i&lackenzie, mem- ber for the riding in the provin- cial house, will give an address in which he will review the work of the parliament during the last session. The local association has not been very active for some time, and it is expected that some re- organization of officers will be made at this meeting. All Lib- erals, whether members of the association or not, are invited to attend this meeting. ADVERTISING SIGNS HEING TORY DOWN SECOND NARROWS BRIDGE REDUCES DEFICIT Deficit of Burrard Inlet Tun- nel and Bridge Company on Sec- ond Narrows Bridge was reduc- ed last year by $ 13,080, making it $29,132, according to a finan- cial statement presented 4Ved- riesday to the civic finance com- mittee, Vancouver. For the year ended December 31 receipts amounted to $ 185,- 046, and expenditures to $ 171,- 966. The company paid $22,000 off loans last year, leaving a bal- ance still oping of $ 106,000 on notes, ivhich have priority over debentures, it was explained. No dividends may be paid by the company until the deficit has been iviped out and loans paid off, it divas explained by A. J. Pilkington, comptroller. There is a replacement fund of $50,000 and a sinking fund for debentures, he added. WOOD FOR hlOTOIt CARS ..A..&.. it.( LLiIITED For People who Are Particular THlltD ST. and ST. DAYIDS North Vancouver Phone North 1310. IVest Van. Representative F. RIVERS Phone IVest 410L L. M. DUVAL and J. W. MANSON Stockbrokers and Financial Agents Stocks, Bonds, Investnren ts Warnings by Ho». N. S. Lougheed, minister of public ivorks, that British Columbia highways must be kept free of advertising signs were fol- loived by systematic action this week, ivhen officials of the pub- lic ivorks department started to tear down signs all along the I~land Highway, on Vancouver Island. Every sign found on public property beside the road tvill be removed in the next few riays. Similar steps ivill be taken on the other highways of the province. Prompt Execution of Buying and Selling Orders. Reliable Information Given. hlore than 22 million feet of hard- wood and spruce from Ontario and 'uebec are used annually in manu- facturing bodies of motor cars by General hlotors of Canada. Seymour 8594 579 Dunsmuir St.. Vancouver AS" 31J(t'UN E'.( CO., '].'). North Vancouver (Successors to Cedars Lumber Yards) BVY COODS MADE IN ~hMllA GIVE NORE PEOPLE RK : 'NC BE~ 'l1M YARD 151 Esplanade IVest LU~IBER -- SHINGLES -- SASII S: DOORS -- VENEERS GYPROC PLASTER BOARD --BUILDING PAPER AND ROOFING A few Odd Lots of Lumber to clear at Special Prices. V-Joi»t Siding and Flooring .... $ 15.00 Shiplap (good grade)..... $ 1-1.00 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 2x10 .. $ 14.00 2x3 and 2x6 ....................... $ 12.00 PIION ES--Nor t h 285 - 212 Night, North 1 l1SR