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001C981B 8 THE EVEST VAN NEWS Septembel 27, 1929. Smith 's ~ meery DUNDARA VE „..'„",',"„"„HOLLYBURN 24th and hinrinc 17t h nnd hlarinc I'hone: West 469 I'hone: West 46 Store Closes at 6 P. DI., and All Day Sundays. Brown Rice Flakes, 2 lard'ackagesnnd 1 sample pkg. Tip Top Indo-Ceylon Ten, 2r'r lbs..'b Rowntree's Cocoa, 4 lb. tins H. P. Sauce, per bottle................ Snit, 3~ lb. bags.......... 2 for Pickling Spice: Nabob 2 pkgs. hlazola Oil, 1 lb. tin............... Nabob Custar.i Poivder- tins Packages .................... 3 for Nabob Jelly Powders.....l for Kraft or Chateau Cheese, lb. pkgs. 25c 1.23 23c e).')C 19c 17c 38c 22c 25c 25c 23c For Friday an a ur a Macaroni or Spaghetti: 1 lb. pnckage ....................... 2 for 25c F I.OUlt- Servus 7 lb. sack ......... 39c 21 lb. sack......... $ 1.37 49 lb. sack .............. $2.62 2 tins Serv-us Tomato Soup and 2 pkgs. Cheese Charms........... 31c Fancy Raisin Biscuits, per lb. 29c Scotch Ont Cakes, large pkgs. 23c hlilk: any brand............ 3 for 33c Relish Spread ihlayonnnise: Best Foods, 8 oz................. 32c 16 oz................................ 59c Sweet Juicy Ornnges, per doz. 21c I&OS]E&TS':T'I'E4 M'ATS ~gp q~rSZ AOOSBHlI-C Es AER OE.NANO g PORES a +4TS SoLD g f/'AHO. Jt For Fines t Quality Government Inspected Meats Only. Phone West 190 Daily Deliveries to all parts. LOCAL LIBERALS HOLD MEETING The West Vancouver Liberal Associatio» held a meeting at the "Clachanee last night. Presi- dent John Lawson being in the chair. Mr. Lawson apologized for the absence of Capt. lan Mac- kenzie who had he said at a few minutes notice to go to Net 4'Vestnlinster. The resignation of the secre- tary was accepted and P. T. Masterman appointed pro terh. Arrangements for the Federal annual meeting were discussed at some length and it was decid- ed toleave the matter of appoint- i»g delegates until the annual meeting of the local association which would be held on Tuesday October 8th, at the Clachan. At that meeting officers for the ensuing year will be elected. Vice president John Nvland gave notice of a motion that "the constitution be changed so that no member hold the position of president for two consecutive years. A resolution conveying to the ividow of Professor James M. Morgan the sincere sympathy of the members of the Association in her sad bereavement was re- corded; and individual members eulogized their departed friend telling of his many sterling qual- ities. A letter of condolence will be sent to Mrs. Morgan. BRITANNIA BEACH NOiV LINKED AVITH VANCOU- VER BY TELEPHONE Britannia Beach now has a direct telephone circuit to Van- couver. The seImice opened at 2 p. mey Friday, August 9, upon the completion of a new two-wire circuit along the east shore of Howe Sound, from Horseshoe Bay to Britannia Beach. At Horseshoe Bay it is connected with previously constructed lines to Vancouver. Heretofore Britannia Beach's only commercial wire communi- catio~ with Vancouver has been the telegraph service provided over one of the Dominion Gov- ernment's lines. The new circuit, 22 miles in length, required two months to build. The rugged nature of the route was a serious handicap to the work. The circuit follows the beach line, where possible, but at about the half-way mark soars to a height of 700 feet a- bove sea level for a distance of approximately two miles. Poles used for this stretch had to be hauled by hand up the cliff. The rough country and the density of the brush made it im- possible to use vehicles or mules. The 20 men on the job and the material were transported by boat. Fire, which the con- struction men aided in quelling, destroyed 1,000 feet of the new wires, which had to be replaced. --"Telephone Talk," September. RECIPESA real man does a little more than he promises. Inexpensive Raisin Cake 1 cup of sour milk 1 cup of sugar ','-'up shortening (buttery lard or substitute) 2 cups flour 1 egg well beaten 1 level teaspoon of soda (stir- red in the sour milk). 2 teaspoonfuls of baking pow- der. 1 cup of chopped raisins 1 teaspoon each of cinnamon, all-spice and cloves '/y teaspoon of nutmeg Add a little lemon flavoring and salt. Bake in a slow oven. DEAL AVITH THE Largest Exclusive Retail Lumber Organization in B.C. Material for 100 ft. fence, del ivered .....................$13.00 I" Rough boards, per M.... 8.00 1" Dr"ssed boards, per M. 11.00 2x4, any lengths, per hI.. 11.00 ihiplap, good grade, per hI 11.00 1xG Drop siding, per M.... 13.00 1x3 and I x4 Flooringe long lengths, M.. 13.00 1x3, 4 and G" V joint, long lengths, hI.. 13.00 4" Gutter, per ft ..........07 1x2 Cedar D.D. clear, 100 ft.....................................50 1x2 Fir D.D. clear, 100 ft..50 'yc" V-joint,long lengths per hl......................... 11.00 1x6 T. Q G. Flooring, per hl....................... 13.00 ',i" Shiplap, good, per M.. 12.00 Wall Shingles, per hl.. 1.25 No. 1 XXX Shingles, M... 3.50 Sectional Garages, 10x16 delivered .......................... 45.00 Gyproc, Plaster Board, Fir Ven- eer, Lamatco, Poofing, Building Papers, etc. Favorite illuffins 'Avo eggs--beat whites and yolks separately. Half a cup of sugar One tablespoon butter One cup buttermilk or sour milk, with a scant teaspoon of soda favell beaten in. Two cups of flour Two teaspoons of baking pow- del'. Beat to a cream, and add last the whites of the eggs. Bake in hot oven in muffin tins for fi- ftee minutes. Sweet milk can be used by leaving out the soda. We give Prom pt A t tention to Out-of-Town Orders AMBLESIDE Lumber Co. Ltrl. MISS DOROTHY SIMPSON wishes to thank everyone for their kind interest in her display of party and art novelties at the Hollyburn Gift Shop. So much appreciation of the work has been shown that Miss Simpson has decided to put in a large stock of both party supplies and gifts under the management of Mrs. A. J. Marling. hlarine Drive at 15th Phone West 199 Branch of Excelsior Lumber E. Shingle Co. Ltd. For an excellent iron holder use old felt hats cut into squares and placed one on the other, or use old stocking legs covered with a piece from an old kid glove. To keep the holder cool pad it with pieces of leather from old shoe tops. Rare "I don't see why you call this a rare volume." "It came back after I had lent it." CONS ULT Dr. Willard CoatesCO.. HEALERHERBALGet your Winter's Supply ~IacLEOD RIVElt HARD COAL is Good Coal teston Cartage WEST 230 hi 0VIN G and TRANSFER 1291 hlarine Drive, corner 13th (Upper Suite). Success follows the use of Herbal Remedies in:-- STOhlACH, LIVER and ALL DIGESTIVE DISORDERS, CHEST and LUNG TROUBLES, NERVOUS DISORDERS FEhlAI.F. TROUBLES, GALL STONES, etc„ IMPAIRED VITALITY IN ANY FORhl. Local Eggs, Home-made Sausage Horne-cooked Hams One Store Only Next CALL PIGGLY wIGGLY WEST ]GO 1578 hi ARIXi'E DRIVE SERVICE Everything for the Building. SASH DOORS ROOFING BUILDING PAPER Lamatco -- Gyproc -- Plaster Boar Beaver Board -- Shing]es West Vancouver. umber Co. 15th and Marine LIMITED Phone IVest 115 Residence Phone: IVest 3G8L. RE L I A BI I. I T Y ~ b ~ b ~ b ~ bbbb ~ b ~ b ~ ~ b ~ bbbbb ~ b ~ bb ~ bb ~ b ~ b ~ b c c~(( f electxicltp was sold. thxough g$~ma~j11~ @mid realize how cheaply it really iS.g I ~ I IF you bought electricity a penny'a worth at a time --you'd realize that electricity is the smallest item on the family budget. Just suppose you went to a slot machine whenever you needed electricity to light the home, or to operate an electric iron. One cent operates a 40-watt lamp for 12r/s hoursl One cent!... A 60-vratt lamp, for 8 hours and 20 minutes. Other services, too. The Boor polisher, for example, operates steadily for five hours and 40 minutes for a single cent. One cent runs your electric cleaner for two hours and 50 minutes.~ Where else do you receive so much for a cent? But, of course, you don't have the inconvenience of find- ing change or trotting to market for a basketful of electricity. It's there, vvhen you need it--your meter keeps honest check on the amount you use--and after a whole month's electrical service you get a bill for... $1.40 perhapsP Terriblel Exorbitant! Think of the slot machine next time you t%» of the "high cost of electricity." Baaed oa the tw~ent rate. EmiuII COIIPHM 'IZC'rzrCIbruÃrIFCO. VANCOUVER VICTORIA er 29 ~ b ~ bbbb ~ bb ~ b ~ b ~ b ~ bbbbbbbb ~ b ~ bb ~ b ~ bbb ~ L Sour Cream or Milk Pie is very good It is made as follows: 1 cup of sour milk or cream 1 cup of raisins 1 cup sugar 1 tablespoon vinegar 1 egg 1/ teaspoon cloves; 1/ tea- spoon cinnamon. Have top and bottom crust, and bake about 30 minutes. Qr ia Once a customer, al&vays a customer. . EFFERIES'UPERIOR 7 EATS Government Inspected Only. All Meats kept in Refrigerator during hot weather. A full line of Cold Meats always kept--Bacon, Ham, Butter, Lard, Eggs, Fresh and Smoked Fish, Etc. Hollybnrn Store gest 3 Amblesirle Store gest 303 Daily Trips to City GARDEN MANURE Hours of Consultation--7 to 9 p. m. hlONDAY. TUESDAY nnd TIIURSDAY NIGIITS, or by nppointment. I'hone West 272. The Beach at Sandy Cove.