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0001 August 29, 1920. MIL ANDilllL9.HOLT'S DAUGHTER CHRISTENED Last Sunday at the United Church Dr. E. A. Henry christen- ed the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Unsworth Holt, Coralie Joan. At the reception following the ceremony the guests were: Mrs. J. M. Stratton, Mr. and Mrs. Gor. don Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donahoe, and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Froud. Ensign Margaret Strat- ton of Winnipeg presided at the tea table. His Religion "What is your religion?" therecruit was asked, Promptly and smartly came the answer, "Militia, sir." "No, no, I said 'religion.' "Oh, religion, sir. I beg your pardon. I'm a plumber." ENLARGEMENTS AT NORTH VANCOUVER Work on the addition to the North Vancouver substation of the B. C. Electric Railway Com- pany ls rapidly nearing comple- tion and officials of the company expect that the new equipment will be in service by the end of September. An expenditure of over 2126,- 000 is being made. This includ- es the cost of the substation en- largement and the change In the company's distribution system on the north shore. From 4 three wire 2300 volt distribution cir- cuit the service is being stepped up to 4 4000 volt four-wire oper- ation, thereby making provision for the expansion which is tak- ing place in the district. A bank of three 1400 kv. a. transformers is being installed together with such auxiliary ap- rice THF. WEST VAN NEWS paratus ss new oil circuit break- ers to control the various distri- bution circuits and feeder volt- age regulators. All this equip- ment is now being shipped to the North Vancouver station. "Did you ever get even with that fake medium who gypped yau? "You bet I did, I turned the tables on her." "I'm the'hap you paid ta drown your cat; an"m sorroy sir, but th'heck you gave me come back" "Well, but my good fellow, so did the cat." The Right Side A lawyer with a weak heart asked 4 doctor which was the best side to he on. "The side that pays you the retainer," said the doctor. IINEN?LOINEN? CONFERENCE PROPOSALS Queen of Puddings I cup bread crumbs 1 pint milk I/O cup sugar 2 eggs I tablespoon butter lQ lemon Jam or jelly. Put the line bread crumbs in a small baking dish. Mix in the grated lemon rind. Beat together yolks of eggs and sugar, then add butter (melted) then lemon juice. Add milk snd stir sll into the bread crumbs. Bake in a moderate oven, let cool and spread on top a layer of jam or jelly, then cover lightly with the stiffly beaten whites, to which has been added two tablespoons of sugar. Brown slightly in oven. GO to the Fall Show. Chicken Soufne 1 pint cooked chicken I pint cream sauce 4 eggs I teaspoon chopped parsley Salt and pepper. Add chicken to cream sauce, salt, pepper, and parsley. Cook 2 minutes. Add the well beaten yolks of eggs and set sway to cool When ready to serve fold in stiffly beaten whites of eggs and bake for 20 minute+ Talkative Lady: "Do you know professor, I think you are posi- tively wonderfuL Has anything ever reaay puzzled you?" Professor (bared) "Yes mad am, one thing has." Talkative Lady: "And what is that? Oh, do tell me." Professor: "If exercise reduc- e Aesh, how is it that so many women have dauble chins?" ir rr h I Many Suggestions Are Dis- cussed at First Interinuni- cipal Meeting. The lnlormunlclpol conference la fled a tomedy for uaomploymoat heard umcfo~~lans which mcfudod~F/ ~l~r ~ UY ADE-i - '.it . PRODUCTS A DSYOPU E PLOY g T IIOME 0 I L DIS'FRIBUTORS LIMIT'EP ~/yg„".RDDVCERS REFINERS D I 9 T R. 1 $ 0 T0 RS WIOOhi ~lhasa: 'a. 4 moos vuooo ~Oh Olhslhhli OOOOIO C, IOVIOO ~hh vthhf: 'a, w. oovzfom ~hohhal 14ohooi a, 4 mvlao Sshslihl ool vfoom oosoosa omooo xms, 4 v. oosouaoa ooa 4 aoomoou ~)~udeiz88 YdU CAN BUY Nd BETTER i - t"r.V 'h' 4