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001C9699 January 18, ]929. SPECIALS FOR Saturday aud Monday Tomatoes, 2's, per tin........... Campbell's Soups, assorted .....2 for Peaches, 2's, per tin.... Matches, per box............ hfalkin's Best Tea, lb............ Icing Sugar ........... 2 lbs. Hare you tried our Home blade Cakes 11c ac 21c 11c 6lc 16c ".I'".I'A III Iz I,'I"„II„,'. Ig',II Phone IVest 318R3. West Bay I'ROilIPT DELIVERY Announcement Granger's Grocery 21st 8r.,Y arine E. GRANGER wishes to an- nounce that he is now associated with the CONSOLIDATED GROCERS'SSN. OF B. C. Under this system of co-op- erative bttying lower prices are assured. See Handbills announcing weekly specials. Highest quality and Prompt Delivery. Phone West 405 A Big Variety of CAKES and EASTRIES All Home Nade Try our Milk Rolls. They are fresh daily. Mrs. Draper's 2435 hIARINE DRIVE Next Dundarave Hall. NQTE pHONEt west 3$8 (OUNDARAVE HONE BAKERY) H. Pennell was advised that there was no Municipal Relief Association but that his letter had been referred to the 1929 council to se if some way could be found to assist the family in question. AIRS. CLARA IVILSOiN'S PUPII.S TO GIVE RECITAL West Vancouver has many outstanding musicians and mus- ical artists, but perhaps none have been more successful in their chosen profession than ~Irs. Clara wilson, pianoforte teacher, whose pupils always rank high in their competitive examinations. On Saturday of next week these pupils will be heard in re- cital at Unity EIall, 641 Granville Street, Vancouver, the recital starting at 8 p. m. i~Iusic lovers ivill be ivell repaid by attending. The folloiving is the program: l. IIoszkoivski -- S p a n i s h dance for tivo pianos, Kathleen Wilson, Mrs. )Vilson at second piano. 2. Slater--"Narcissus," Dor- een Elgar. 3. Burgmuller -- "The Sival- low," Marguerite Cole. (a) iAIozart--~Iinuet. (b) Schumann--Happy Farmer, (c) Schumann--Soldiers'arch, Ian Rush. 6. Mercadante--"Doll Dance," Velma Keepin. 6. (a) Rogers--Fairies Dance, (b) Rogers--Puss in Corner, Joan Eccleston. 7. Kirchner--Valsette, AIarg- aret Hardman. 8. Bach--Invention in tivo Voices, Jean Hill. 9. Bach--Solpeggiet to -- Mad- eline Eccleston. 10. Beethoven -- Minuet in G, AIargaret Saunders. 11. Friml -- Po Ling and AIing Toy, In the Gloaming, from Chin- ese Suite, ~Iarjorie Hill. 12. Beethoven -- Minuet in E, Alan Vaughan. 13. Godard -- Second Valse, Ruth Blair. 14. Schubert -- Scherzo, Alee. Baxter. 15. (a) Chopin -- 5Iazurka, (b) Padereivski -- 51inuet, Josie Leyland. 17. Godard--Cavalier Fantas- tique, Joyce Herrin. HIGH SCHOOL NEiVS Dr. Nash, local medical inspec- tor of schools, gave a very inter- esting and instructive lecture on "Health," on Friday, January 11, 1929. Three neiv pupils have enrolled for the new term. The High School basketball teams are practising constantly as the League games begin at the end of next week. Birthday I'arty 51rs. P. C. Chapman gave a party on Saturday evening at her home on King's Avenue in honor of her son James'eventeenth birthday. The young people thoroughly enjoyed themselves at dancing and games. Supper was served during the evening. THE AVEST VAN NESVS LEGION TO HOLD iIEETING The regular monthly meeting of the IVest Vancouver branch of the Canadian Legion will be held at the I.egion rooms tonght (Frida& ) at s.30 p. m. A number of matters v:ill come up for dis- cussion, including the question of building a permanent meeting house for the branch in view of the council's generous offer to sell a suitable piece of property for this purpose at a nominal price. Every member therefore, is urged to make a special effort to be present. Council Notes A letter from Miss A. Larnder regarding a path at Caulfeild ivas referred to the incoming council as were also letters from 31rs. H. L. Salter and 3I. E. Alto re clearing banks and boulevards. A letter from Richards Ak- royd and Gall concerning park property was referred to the en- gineer. A letter was received from J. P. ~Iechan 4 Co. re D, L. 1148. They ivere advised that the coun- cil iver: informed that the sol- icitor had since conferred ivith them on the subject. lV. H. Clarke wrote asking ivhen the road in Cypress Park on the west side of the Creek was to be hard surfaced and that he understood some of the lanes in the district had been hard sur- faced. He was advised no lanes have been nard surfaced, and that his request had been refer- red to the incoming council. A petition signed by E. Harris and twelve others ivas received asking for a concrete sideivalk from a poi»t starting at the south-west corner of 11th Av.. and Keith Road and continuing westward on the south side of Keith Road to the junction of Marine Drive. The matter was referred to the incoming council. The Reeve and chairman of the board of works were appoint- ed a committee to intervieiv the contractors and the consulting engineer on the question of the economy of crushed rock in con- tract No. 46A, AIarine Drive. A letter ivas received from Q. L. Boivman and four others ask- ing for the removal of the syren on Ambleside Dock. The matter ivas referred to the chairman of the transportation committee ivith poiver to act. The engineer was instructed to communicate with G. S. Hanes re J. H. i41ilne's services. R. Silva white asked for a cul- vert on the North side of Marine Drive betiveen 25&h and 26th Streets. His request was refer- red to the engineer for his report. i~Ir. Stamatis'omplaint re drainage in E4 5, D. L. 775, ivas referred to the sanitary inspect- or. This complaint had been re- ported on previously by the eng- ineer. 6 ELECTION CANDIDATES Wrn...'i..c ~ua hei PLU i%i BER IIARINE DRIVE K~D 11th STREET Telephone IVest 591.. Candidate for Counci]I]or Solicits Your First Vote and Influence. Electors of West Vancouuer Your Vote and Influence to elect E. J. CRICKMAY For Councillor Respectfully solicited Vote for and Elect . A.% For,FOLICE COMMISSIONER Resident in West Vancouver For eight years RE- ECT ".rust:ee .. 7. '.cing]:on as SCHOOL TRUSTEE 4 Years'aithful service on the West Vancouver Board of School Trustees. ELECT B. R.HARRISON's Sc]~oo]. i'rustee A Resident of West Vancouver for 16 Years. Nominated by ~iIr. George Hay and 3tIr. R. C. Procter. GIVE YOUR FIRST CHOICE TO I'. E. W. R USSE LL for School. 'I rustee I believe in ginng the children the best education we can afford. 3oarc of School ".rustees M EE'I'IN|" r I- I ..'i.i,C ay at 8.30 p.m. Ho].]-YBUR5 TH.EAT RE A resolution ivas passed that ivhereas a manifest error had occurred in the sale of lots 23 and 24, Block 23, D. L. 555, Group 1, New Westminster Dis- trict, for taies at the 1928 tax sale it is resolved that the pur- chase price paid for the said lots at such sale be returned to the purchaser with 8'" interest per annum and that the taxes as they appeared on the collec- tor's roll prie.r to such sale be restored to the said roll. The engineer reported on drain- age assistance on the E4 of "V" D. L. 776. The matter ivas laid over. The offer of A. D. Chisholm of ~&6.00 for six old ivindow frames ivas accepted. If you elect me as one of your SCHOOL TRUSTEES I shall viue you my best seroices. (Mrs.) MARGARET SEL WOOD Board of School Trustees (i~i ~ $ i~ Solicits your No. 1 Vote For SCHOOL TRUSTEE