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0001 THF. WEST VAN NFWS December 12, 1930 4t. 'U .~W Jl rw& 4 rrrrr 4 Wh&r rrrr nv w 4 rrltw JWW -4 4'~ 4 ~ 4 ~SW4 tttlt 4 '* ~ 4 4 Jl lu 'W '*'4 O'Jd.'J 'rs 4 'Jit;. Sit 4'Jtnunrtr J rr4JJW Jr sl w'4:r 4 4',:I J uut \'t 4 JSt" Jt4'4 4 4 Jm .Vt'4 JS ~ . ~ Jr r tt r'-' w"rr 'rrt'vv Vrpmr vrv VVtsrr ryrrr rrrgv vrvrrwr vr» rvr snr vrvs rt'4'yV " rr.rrvrrrrr. v vrV V rcsrrr err 4'rr Hollyburn Hall Cor. 14thhih Duchess LORD'S DAY- IO a m J)undsy School II a, m.--Worship a n d Breaking of Bread. 7;80 p, m. -- Gospel Ad- dress. l Speaker for next Sunday JOHN BRAY I A distant reiniise nf Iiikit Bray, the Curnitb ertutbtr. )VEDNESDAY-- 8 p. m.--Prayer and Bible Study. under the direction of MRS. F. X. HODGSON. I A.IL will give a CHURCH BOIFICB geib nnd Fneuimniis Iiukrbntn Tbi~ Satiety ix n Branch uf The Mniber Cbutcb Tbu Fitui Cbutub uf Cbriut, Scitniiui, In Boston Mnumcbuxuitn, Sunday Surviceu Ii.so ~, oL nnd 2.20 p. m. SU Bf ECT, DECEM BE R I 4th "GOD THE I'RESERVER OF hihN" Sunday School at 10.00 ~ . m. Tuuiimnny Meeting Wednesday at S.is F.m. NEXT SUNDAY-- ie em~bunt for Cblidrtn. 2 0. m~ntnbut: MR. PERCY KING CONCERT in the UNITED CHURCH on TUESDAY, DECESIBEII 16th, at 8:15 P.M. Subitti: nA ROYAL I'Itl ESTHOOD" bit. King broadcasts over CKWX every Wedntudny at 0 0. In, id of West Van. IVelfare Work. Baptist ChurchSilver Collection. Proceeds in a J )V. CARI.EY OPENS STORE W. Carley has opened a store at 2152 lhiarine Drive (opposite Marine 51otors), vrhere he will sell new, unpainted and second hand furniture, also paints, oils, stains, varnishes, and glass. Mr. Carley has had 30 years'xperiencein furniture finishin and staining, french polishing, etc., and was for 10 years in Eaton'0 furniture department in Winnipeg at this kind of work. He thoroughly understands the staining and finishing of every kind of furniture and will give instruction in the same. He also conducted a second-hand store for furniture in Winnipeg for some years, leaving there to take up residence here seven years ago. Pastor, Rev. H. P. Humphreys Residence, ISth and Haywood, i Phone West 252K. Sunday, December 14. 10 a. m.--Sunday School. 11 a. m.--hiorning worship. Pastor will preach; topic, "The Confession of Christu Short address to children. Mrs. Blair will sing. 7:30--Evening worship. Topic, "The Description of Christ." A cordial invitation to all. Hr. hfarjory MCGubbln DENTIST Hours: I p. m. Iu 0 p. m Sniutdnyt: IO ~ m In 4 IJ m Evenings by nppuintmunt Royal Bank Building I'bunt West 44$ ntuidtntt I bunu West 202 United Church Minister, E. A. Henry, D.D. St. Stephen's Church Rector: Rev. A. Hardmg Pnest, B.A, Advent 3 (Dec. 14th). 8 a. m.--Holy Commumon. 10 a. m.--Sunday School and Bible Class. 11:15 a. m.--Morning Prayer. 3 p. m.--Holy Communion. 7:15 p. m.--Evensong. The preacher on Sunday morn- ing will be the Rev. E. M. Searl- es, rector of St. Agnes'hurch, North Vancouver. In the even- ing there will be the monthly Young Peoples'ervice, At the A.Y.P.A. on Monday evening there was a well contest- ed debate, "Resolved that the Bible should be read in the public schools of the province," the de- cision going to the negative on a majority vote of those present. Messrs. )V. Hawkes and Tom Lightley upheld the affirmative and hiiss Drusilla Dawson and Ken Lopatecki the negative. Sunday, December 14, 1930 9:66 a. m.--Sunday SchooL 11:00 a. m.--Public worship. Dr. Henry will preach; topic, "Building the Church Abroad." 7:30 p. m.--Public Worship. Dr. Henry will preach; topic, "The Tragedy at the Cross." NURSING HOME (Mtn \I R Lui.bunce li N ) 204 - 24ib Street Fmui North Vnncuuttr ktuidtntt Phone: North Isbsk I A week from Sunday (Dec. 21) is Xmas Sunday in the United Church. The annual "White Gift for the King" will feature the morning service. The Sunday School and Church will unite in the service. The usual decora- tions will be there and gifts will be presented for Welfare work. Let us not forget that it is more blessed to give than to re- ceive. A junior choir will lead the praise and render special music. Monday, 7:30 p. m.--B.Y.P.U. Wednesday, 8 p. m.--Prayer and Praise. Friday, 7:30 p. m.--C.G.I.T, Teen age girls welcome. The White Gift Service will be held Sunday, 21st, at 11 a.m. The S. S. Christmas Festival Monday, 22nd. NOW PLATING The spendthrift was ill with scarlet fever. "Send for my creditors,'he whispered. 'Thank heaven I can give them something at last." St. Anthony's Church Pastor: Rev. Father Carey Residence: 2558 Marine Drive. The regular meeting of the Trail Rangers and C.G.I.T. Sre on Tuesday and Friday respec- tively at 7 p. m. The very genuine and profound sympathy of the United Church goes out to the family of the late Mrs. A. Chilton who was such a busy& efficient and successful worker in the interests of the girls of the community and the United Church. She rests from her labors but her works do fol- Christmas Is less than 2) days away I Your Photo will please your friends and will save you that CHRIST- MAS SHOPPING. Prices to fit all pockets. blake appointment now. THE King Studio V V. VINSON PROP. 311 Hastings St. W. Phone Sey. 1046 Sunday--8:45 a. m.--High Mass Sermon. 3 p. m.--Rosary, Instruction Benediction. Week Days-- 8 a. m.--IIIass. EJSIBER DAYS--Fast and Ab- stinence: Wednesday, Dec. 17. Friday, December 19. Saturday, December 20. Reports presented by the vari- olls officers of the Women' Auxiliary at the annual meeting held Tuesday.in thaJ'arish Hall showed a great deal of useful work accomplished for missions and for the parish during the past year, especially noteworthy being the report of the recently (IIOIYIA61ijj 'Olb+~glow her. appointed Social Service Secre- tary. The names of Mrs. W. L. Berry and Mrs. Burton Forster, both active members who have passed away during the year, have been placed on the diocesan Memorial Roll. The following were elected to hold office for 1931: Hoii. Pres.--Mrs. A. H. Priest President--Mrs. E. J. Pearce Vice President--Mrs. R. Ford Secretary--Mrs. N. Macleod Treasurer--Mrs. W. D. Colvin United Thank Oifering Sec.-- Mrs. W. R. Yates Dorcas Secretary--Mrs. D. W. Graham Living Message Sec.--Mrs. C. E. Sherman E. C. D. Sec.--Mrs. L. W. Hookham Social Service Sec,--Mrs. W. T. Davies. Supt. of Girls Branch--Mrs. Fred Parkes Supt. of Juniors--Mrs. S. L. Jagger Supt. of Little Helpers--Mrs. S. Wallace Representatives .on Diocesan Board -- Mesdames F. Eatock and B. Hayes. Alternates -- Mesdames ¹ Phillips and R. Ford. Satuiiday--10 a. m.--Children' Classes. 11 a. m.--Confessions. 7:30 p. m.--Confessions. On Tuesday, 16th instant, the Dundarave Ladies Choir will give a concert of Xmas carols and other musie in the church. There will be no expense for tickets or programs. The entire proceeds will be devoted to the welfare work of our Women' Association. A collection will be taken, and it is hoped the con- gregation and the whole com- munity will keep this date in mind and by their presence and oifering make possible a hearty response to the needs that arise in our community at this Xmas season. Every contribution, how- ever small, will help. Details will be found in the advertisement columns, with a full program which everyone is asked to cut out and bring to the concert. Ht Iottd td M Beaut «cil.ibub N of ~ B Sulu nf Sui I Eggs should be washed before using. Egg shells may be used for clearing coitee or soups. The white of egg clinging to the shell does the work. Fruits should be washed aod wiped dry,and kept in a cool, dry place. Salad greens should be care- fully washed and picked over. The outside coarser parts may be used in making soups and sauces. The inner, finer parts should be used for salads. After the salad greens have been care- fully washed, they should be put into a cheese-cloth bag and kept in a refrigerator. ONSDAL COMING--Ntxi Mnu„Tutu„wni Buinbiiubtd as Nurib Shore 20 Yenta. (Lndr Assistant) HARRON BROS. 84 WILLIAMSON funeral Uirertars North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 184 Vancouver Parlors 55 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 "THREE FACES EAST" CONSTANCE BENNETT nnd ERIC VON STROHEIM A Tbtiniug Snf bltlndrmnu. The monthly meeting, which was the closing one for the sea- son, was held in the Church Hall on Tuesday agteroon at 2:15. A rominating committee for the officers of the new year was ap- pointed, snd arrangements made for the annual party of the Cradle Roll on January 2nd. W. CARLEY NEW, UNPAINTED, and SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, PAINTS, OILS, STAINS, VARNISHES, GLASS At Your Service-- 30 Years'xperience as Furniture Finisher, and in French Polishing, etc. Instruction given. Furniture Bought or Exchanged. THE West Van Nems EI.KS'ANCE CROiVDEDAs in past years there was a very large crowd at the Elks'mrs Cheer dance on Wednes- day evening in Inglewood audi- torium. David's five-piece orches- tra from Coquitlam, which sup- plied the music, was one of the hest, If not the best, that has ever come to West Vancouver, and encores for every number were the order of the evening. Six turkeys were raffled o(f, and the winners announced during intervals in the dancing. Re- freshments were served during the evening, and everybody had a most enjoyable time. VSI'ECTOR G. B. JOY, FOR POLICE COMMISSIONER 2152 Marine DrivePubiitbtd Brttr Ftidnr dun)emu nnd Edkntini Office'TIS nnd Ikurinn Drive INexi Io HuBrburn P'.) I'hone West 363 binii Addrtnuc P.O. Box si, HoBfbura, B.C. Pnblinbtr F. F. LOVEGROVE Phone West 363 SLOS n runr by eall ut currier. Nuttxxinndx bu. Ptr copy Colonel Savory Retiring Colonel Savory has deflnitely stated that after two years on the police commission he will not be a candidate for re-election. Inspector G. B. Joy, late of the R.N.W.M.P„who lives st 2650 Bellevue, is offering himself for election to the commission. In- spector Joy has retired after 25 years'ervice with the Mounties and is thus peculiarly fitte for the position. ANNOUNCEIIIENT Dr. Marjory MGCubbin DENTIST Wishes to announce that she ls still carrying bn HER PRIV- ATE PRACTICE in the Royal Bank Building, 17th and hisrine Drive, in addition to the School Clinic. Her hours for private patients are I p. m. to 6 p. m.-- Ssturdays 10 a, m. to 4 p. m. Evenings by appointment. Under the auspices of the linited Church W. A. WEST V OUVERWEST VANCOUVER BRITISH ISRAEL THE DUNDARAVE LADiES'HoiR