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001C98C6 CLASSIFIED ADS 'I'HOUSE WANTED--To Rent hIay to .WANTED--Mother's ~help. Must be September. Three bed-rooms re- 'ood with children. Sleep in. Perm- quired, Phone West 196L3 after 6 anent to right party. Phone West p. m. 23X3. 'OR SALE--Net Marten Chokers, YOUNG &IAN Wants Land-Clearing= from $ 16.00 up; 2631 M«he» Ave- " odd jobs of any kind 'Phone WestDundarave. 641L. RADIO ELECTRIC Set, Suppl es Ap- WAISTED--F . hed d U fpliances and ~~g Stalnte Screen ishedGrid Console $217. North Shore is ed houses for rent. Clients walt- Radio Electric, 61 and 1fjj40 Lonsdale 'g. eo. ay. est 21. FOR SALE--20ptlllets laying, Barred FOR PLUDIBIJIG REPAIRS:Res- Rocks and Wyandotts. Phone West 'ce Phone West 241R. 169X2. %INDOW BLIifDS -- Made to Order BARRED 'GCKS, University strain, and installed. Estimates free. $ 1.26 for setting. Apply Webb, Pearce's Drygoods, 14th Street and Shoemaker, Dundarave. Marine. Phone West 144. Three room fuand 23rd on hrarine or Inglewo&- tage- Apply M~- I ncaster, 16thReward. Phone West 323. II FOUNDATION CEMENT AVORK-- ndscaping and Lawns laid ) Rock HEMSTITCHING--Plain "hite 5c wans, drains, septic tanks fencing yard; silk and colored 10c yard. and ]and clearing, chimneys and Pearce's Drygoods, 14th Street and furnaces cleaned and repaired. ji Marine- Phone %'est 144. :: Phone T. Barnott, residence phone ivest 290R. SCHWEPPES LEMONADE, CAN- WEBB'S SHOE REPAIRS W ADA DRY GWGERALE and all th Good Brands of Cigars at The -& BEST--Dundarave.= = -- Ambleside Tea Paooms. "1 R()ODI (IVaterfront) for business PAINTING, DECORATING FRY couple with or without meals. Ap- Polishing, Carley, Residence Phone p]y H.. Gordon, General Delivery, West 71Y. Vancouver.- I,FOR SALp Summer Cottage to be FOR REJECT--Fu nished or Unfarnish- moved off present location. No ed 3 room suites, on Waterfront. reasonable offer refused. Phone „Apply Fortune Cup I~, Du dative , = West 19GL3 after 6 p. m. "'Phone West 339. I ft GA I(DENS--Designed and laid out. Original designs in Lily and Orna P-e Nitemental Pools, Rock and Wall gard: ens. Lawns, Formal and Rose gard- ens. RUstic Work Summer houses 't 'Roller 'Rink every Tharday. Crazy paving. R. J. Kyte,. Phone West 411. DONT . IISS THIS I~ R P CLARK & CO ESTATES LTDMake us an offer on lovely bunga- Ii low, G rooms, large verandah, water, ALTANONT:hloderate priced home" light and phone. Garage, 200 feet with every convenience. Four rooms frontage on hIarine Drive with beauti- and bathroom. Fireplace, Furnace. ful natural garden. Fine sea mew. Good basement. Private verandah 'Price will be a pleasant surprise. with double French doors. Ezcel- $ 100 TERhIS--Large lot, close ferry. lent value at $3,000, on terms. Good view. L 1 R t ti . R. P. CLARE 4; CO. ESTATES LTD. SUTrltpN 790 Dunsmuir St. ~ Seymour 7484 GILLESI'IE HART. 8; 'O. (Vancou- Local RePresentative ver) Ltd. C. J. ARCHER. West 225. 466 Howe Street. ~ii Seymour 9380 ~'r ca+, =.%0n Tuesday evening "the Qg(), inonth]y supper meeting of the ~ Men's Club was held.' Real EState and InSuranCe = Plans twere discussed'for the - ~ Notary Publicslawn bowling and the nucleus of I)Fire Inanranca -- clancy, ta Lean )I» a )bowling department framed. FHONE IVEST giDr. Henry I gave an t address on «SerViCe,» fO]IOWed by a ShOrt 1405 Mneme ~lve ,, ta]l on tl e same subject by iMl. Office Phone W A 21 S y-Residence Phone W. 32R or W. 204XeJ.'Pol ter. =~a II I~ - E; 'Iitiow.with us! ij IF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUILDING SEE lUS 'ABOUT YOUR ANYTHING FROlll AllFENCE TO A NEIV BOWIE I Material, of all descriptions, from high priced clears to the cheapest commons. Everything manufactured on the'North Shore. Come doivn to the mill and look over our stock. It I JUST TELEPHONE OUR OFFICE AND OUR 'EPRE- " SENTATIVE WII.L CALL FOR YOU WITH A CAR. This service wi]] place you under no obligation. t' ~ ~ 1')I Rn0 .,Iiii)er ~ 0. Pemberton and waterfront Phone North 305 (March 28, 1930. ~ == 'I'~ %EST VAN'BLAS - ~GARDENS and GARDENING ~, Usefu.. ", (ecipes Qy +~A G. H~,Landscape Architect Graduate in Landscaping U. of C American School of l andscape Architecture andCreamed Shrimps Gardening. Mamber National Landscape Service. 1 cup diced celery'ives the plant strength and pro- , 3 tablespoons f]our can s rimps After the coldframe is ""' ittects the roots. In a short time /2 cups mi no doubt a few words regarding the roots wi]] grow through the. II)the p]anting and care of the pot and the roots and pot will p]ants wou]d not be amiss. 4f]lave formed a solid mass which If vou intend to plant directly can be transplanted without dls- '/'easpoon pepper4 I into the soi] the rows should be turbing the plant in any way.~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ut celery in cubes and cook about six inches apart. The The P ant Nurse pot is made of nti] tender, in 13jg cups water. 'seeds may be planted approxi- peatmoss, manure, ferti]izer and grain shrimps and freshen with mately one quarter inch deeP and ime, scien ifica]]y treated and co]d water'. Make a'hite sauce one-half inch aPart. As not ma e into a hexagonal Pot. of butter, f]our, mi]k and the every seed wi]] germinate it is . g own in the pots may be ~.ater in which ce]ery has been ive]] to Plant more than one seed s PPe a most any distance boiled, pepper and salt. Add to to a place, and thin out )the avithout injury; their growth be- this the ce]ery cubes and weaker seedlings to the l right "ing unin errupted. shrimps. Serve on buttered toast distance apart. After you have ' 'o meant to be an ad- andi garnish'ith celery hearts. covered the seeds tamP the soil, ', or the Plant Nurse down with a piece of. board. Pots 'u t, when we sow them in Creamed Mushrooms If you wish to plant the seed their ossib']'t h the store we were so taken with 1 lb. mushrooms in pots instead of directly in the tho ht o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1l/ lemons &/f, lb.'utter~ ~ ~ 1 spanish onion l. ;ip]ants raised in this manner mill/ cup cream e very much reduced On: the stores in Vancou-doubt the seedI Salt and paprika" other hand the p]ants tvi)I be die= vh emo added. "IPut the butter in a- 2 'outa pot we found on the ma.-quart chafing. dish; Straint the „ket called "p]ant Nurse." It is We will advis~ you 'n'a laterwater from the mushrooms, then made in Germany. 'he circu]ar article what success we have had 1put alternate I]ayers 1 of mush-, which we ot with our,purchase in using these pots. , rooms and sliced onion into but- states that the,pot nurses and i"i IWatering and ventilation oftered chafing dish. Cover the, nourishes the young p]ants. j) the coldframe will be the subjectdish and Put on to simmer until 'Vhentthe pot is set tin the soi],,I&of next week's article.they draw with a-fork. Add it absorbs nine( times its 'own jcream; salt;, and PaPrika to taste. weight inl moisture thus re]eas- ;JuSt befOre SerVing add the juiCe UiVg )the,plant nOuriShing Sub= in thi's «.I mn'. of- &/2 a lemon, this brings out the stances w]lich the pot containsflavor of seasonings andI mush thereby feeding the young plant a» - ~I» .pp I lyr'ooms. iii t a praetieable i manner. It l self-addressed envelope should ha enclosed'.I a ] hatt If a personal roply is desfred a stamped, . I& Pea Soup LEGION NOTESlij 'GAS SUPPLY, ON NORTH' Members'o not forget, the SHORE IN 3 MONTHS ! ,; Whist Drive at Clachan Saturday 4A, s'u ] of as fMarch 29th.' - 'supp y o gas for domestic 3 quarts water purposes i&wi]] be available for 'easoning The regular monthly,i meeting residents of 'North hVancouver 1 fl wi]1 be held» onI Monday Aprl] city andf'district tear]y in July ld i 8th; at the'Legion'Rooms.'eiv "Mr.'A'. G. PetTy, local manager pork ln 3 . members we1come. =- ~ ' & of i tne B: I C . E . Rai 1way I Comp f r 1 h thenI) 'An'djustment officer will'e any, 'as reported 'o the North'on hand at the Provincial'office ~Vancouver Board of Trade. ; th dd io and celery. Re- 'on and after'Apri]1st. ~ ~ Mr.'Perry stated that the Van- oug II -'PensionC]aims&come'under couver I Gas I Companyhaspur- fil e the fo]]owing headings: . ~ & chased ' ) site near the junction'nd thicken:,with)the flour,'and/ t (I)jcVeterans who commuted lof 'Railway 'avenue 'and '.Third ~,pension and desire payments re: street for)theistorage tank and, )permission lto erect)it has Ibeen „Welsh Rarebit . lt (2) Veterans who were in re- ceiPt ofrPension.'but who had it Permission hasitbeen sought stopped owing to improvement in from t the 1 directors I of the Bur- Pensionab]e disability; =- lal-d ~'In]et T nnel I'& Blldge 1 cup grated cheese tl(3)l,tVeterans.who'areIc]aim- Company to run, a gas conduit 'ing pension for the first time; across Secondi Narlows bridge. a w r &(4)veterans,who are not sat- "T"e piping will be equipped with 'isfied,withe theil,present assess- an automatic valve of a ne'w type'elt the butter in a]double ment of pension; I&so that ivhen the bascule of theboiler. Add a few grains each- of,t (5) & Widows I of . ~~ e t e r a n s, bridge is 1 raised, I the i pipe will pepper, salt and mustard. Add)& c]aiming pension]onj account of 'part at the valve and the gas willcheese and when melted,'dd the, the fact that they consider their automatically be shut off.~ ~ ~ ~ hei]k andlwe]]t.beatentegg. IStir i,husband died as the result of a -'In the[event jof residentsi of ~ ~ ~ jl 1'tl thick and II wal. disability.'eamy. Pour on. to very hot p]y of gas for domestic ur p-'oast ol wafers and serve at once . Members & must first s obtain therforms from secretary of Branch re is, the possibility that ex- beforet appearing 'at tprovincial & "" 'on of the service to that $ QRNQMEN rp]t',g office. 'municipality.ivill be undertaken,Further information and c]aim~) Q 'SHRUgs,l forms may be obetained from the',l secretary, F.'W. Rivers, AVest A'. M:STEPHEN SPEAIIS SHOT, SILK'ROSES l 410L.. BEFORE CITy AUXILIARYWest'rUan.'s New, Embleml l'50 cents ii Fruit Salad -. Mr. A. M. Stephen, author and It Prunus Pissard (Purple leaf %Cut orange,jbanana and pine- lecturer, was the speakel- at the ! plnm); Strcng ............ St.oo )apple in small pieces and arrange regular ineeting of IVomen&s jj on a crisp 'lettuce )leaf. Cover ucational Ansi)iary to the Unit II Double Red Flowering ' Nuit Sa a'l Dress'ng. ed'hulch. The meet:ing was held i at Dunbsl Heights United Flowering Cherry ........ $100 Dottble Pink + or IWhite I Church yesterday commI ellclng Double Pink Flowering Al- at 2.30 p.m.'ond ................................ $ 1.00't~ This lecture-recital had for itsjlis „here; and our New topic 'Sidehghts on CanadianDoutzia.-4 ft. - ----------"76 .1 Samples complete. Literature,", and Mr. Stephen i]-Spirea, Mock Orange, Woigolia, 1Snowballs, Forsythias, Azaleas, 'RDER YOUR SUIT ustrated his I remarks by read- Hydrangea, Lilacs. Red and Cut or ings. He is we]] known as a poet Leaf Jap. hIaples, Etc. " SPRING'OP COAT and author, as. well as compiler'rafted 1 yr., Rhododendrons, of several textbooks of literatureI'illk Pearl, 'Doncaster, etc. NOiV "noav prescribed fo ' d-i e orusein ana- 'pples, 1 year........................ S6c, II ian schools. He is leaving later S year, 60c; 4 year 01.00 I I Dry Cleaning and Pressing. fot' lecture tout for the Pacific. j 2 Year Bartlotts ............... $ 1.00 .. -- Palisades Association of Ca]ifor ; Lamberts,........ $ 1.00 .and'1.26; I Filberts .................................. 60c I T T &~~&~L II Hostesses for the meeting ivere 1, 'ginA cnrranta (strcng).... ssc I i Isth and lllarlnc. Anrbtcaidc auxtliar) members of Dunbar EDWIN S. GAIIAGE jll j CUSTOM TAILOR, G,,ey chi»ches, and Min. Thomas Heights, Knox and West Point 7001Block hlarlno Drivo, Ii 'hone west 20 Hingham, «uxi]iary pre-ident,West Vancouver- c a ~occupied the chair.