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0001 w» vrv r vr v * '4 I 4'l~ oo, l 4I S)I '4 I N» ~il'44'-4I4 lv '4I '.~ .'I'»'4+ r~"le ~ ~%4 t't v'rflvtrvtrlv ' rvrr.rrv.. rrrv v'rv»'vv rrrr'vr ~rwr'vr rv Vvv CONTEST Miss A. Mills will give a Permanent Wave FREE to whoever suggests the best name for her new Beauty Parlor at 1421 Slarine Drhe Leave your suggestions at her parlor. Bone Dry FIR Ful1 Load SS COAL TRANSI'ER MOVING Phone 1vest 48 OOC COOKE PETE LE KEAL Rvo Phone Estimates I West 267L Free E. S. PEARCE Window Shade Specialist Sos Awoiog» Certain Ii»0» iii90 iil»vino Dr. Pictor» Framing Cot. 19th Si. ! In business in IVo»1 Vos. 10 Years. C. J. Overington BARBER Io New Store Marine Drive at 14th Nort Jeff»vie» igoot Store R»port Work--IMI»o', Children Gentlemen I'boo» Ivooi 135 for oppoioimooi FotobB»h»4 an No»Eh Shore 29 Ye»ra (Lady Ao»ioiosi) IIARRON BROS. 8( WILLIAMSON I funeral Qirertl)rs »North Vancouver I'arlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 134 Vancouver Parlors 65 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 Waf flea III'ups flour I tablespoon baking powder I/4 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons sugar 1 cup milk 2 egg yolks 2 tablespoons melted fat 2 egg whites Measure, mix and sift the first 4 ingredients; add the milk, egg yolks and melted fat, and mix thoroughly. Fold in the stiffly beaten egg whites. Cook in a wefl-greed waffle iron. To make rice waffles, add I cupful rice to the above mixture. To make rice and cornmeal waffles, use I/2 cup flour, I/2 cup cornmeal and I cup boiled rice in place of the 1'/2 cups flour. West Van Nems Pobli»h»4 Every Friday lie»toto» ood Miiovtoi Office: lrih ood iUovioo Drive ENo»t Eo Hoiiyburo P O.) I'hone )Vest 363 Moil Aggro»»E P.O. Ro* si, Hriiyb ~ R.C. Publisher F. F. [.OVEGROVE I'hone West 363 $ 1.00 o yoor by mail or carrier. Now»oioodo 54. por copy Un&ted Church Minister, E. A. Henry, D.D. Sunday, February 8th, 1931 Sunday School at 9:66 a. m. 11 a, ni. -- Public Worship. Dr, Henry will preach; topic. "A IVeek-Day Religion." 7130 p. m. -- -- Dr. Henry will preach, topic, "The Call to Sovereign Power." On Monday evening the Young People's Society will meet at the residence of Mrs. George Bell, 2495 Jefferson Avenue, at 8 o'lock. The topic for the evening is "Japan." A paper will be presented by liIiss Ililda Wag- staff. At the close the usual half hour of sociability will take place. The topics being discussed by Dr. Henry at the Wednesday evening gathering for prayer and meditation are some of the great texts. This week the text is the great classic "The Eternal God is thy Refuge and under- neath are the Everlasting arms." This will be followed by "Choose ye this day whom ye will serve." At the regular monthly meet- ing of the 1Vomen's Association on Tuesday arrangements were made for the next Men's Club banquet which will be addressed by Rev. Dr. Brewing who has lately come to the pastorate of the United St. Andrews-Wesley Church. Also notice is given of a daifodil tea next month. On the 19th of this month the )V. A, will entertain the choir. The W. A. is seeking to visit strangers and new arrivals in the district. Much appreciation is felt for the fine work this so- ciety is doing. There is considerable need at the present time. Those who may have or know of any dsy'9 work for men or women will do a fav- or by communicating with either Mrs. Merrick or Dr. Henry. The )Velfare box at the door of the church is meant for con- tributions devoted to the pur- pose of relief. Mrs. Merrick'0 phone is West 94R and Dr. Henry', West 151X. On Friday evening the annual Mother and Daughter banquet was held under the auspices of the C.G.I.T. Mrs. W. T. Rush and Miss Jean McLaren were in charge of the arrangements and are to be congratulated on the fine program. The usual toasts to Mothers and Daughters and Church were given and respond- ed to. The general theme was "Mothers and Daughters on the Quest for Life." Short address- es were given on the four ideas --The Quest of Beauty; The Quest of Knowledge; The Quest of Service; and the Quest of Jesus. M ss Anne Fountain, the Field Secretary of the C.G.I.T. move- ment in the Province, was the special speaker and with her earnest words got very near to the hearts of both mothers and daughters. On Thursday evening at the regular meeting of the Literary Club a paper was read by the Vice-President, Mr. Jas. Duncan on "Some architectural features of Venice." It was beautifully illustrated by lantern slides pro- vided by hlr. J. Porter. The literary club although meeting in the lower hall of the United Church is a community venture and is open to all inter- ested in literary matters. There is no fee and no conditions of membership except literary tastes. A letter of W. J. Cliiford was referred by the council to the clerk to report on the ownership of Ii,i 557-8 and 10. THE WFST VAN NEW9 Christian Science Society CHURCH RDIFICR 20lh oad Roeulmoii, HoByburo Thi~ Society io ~ Brooch of The Moihov Church The Fir»t Church of Christ. Scioeti»i, in Boston Massachusetts Sunday Sorviooo 11.$0 o. m. ood 7.30 p. m. Subject, February 8th.. "Sl'IRIT" Sunday School at 10.00 o. m. Testimony Mooting Wodooodoy ~1 $.16 p.m. St. Stephen's Church Rector: Rev. A. Harding Priest, B.A. Sexagesima Sunday (Febru- ary Sth), 8 0 m,--Holy Communion 10 a.m.--Sunilay School and Bible Class. 11:15 a. m.--klorning Prayer. 3 p. m.--Holy Baptism. 4:30 p. m. -- Confirmation Class. 7:15 p. m.--Evensong. Sunday evening there is the monthly young people's service and the preacher will be the Rev. C. B. Clarke, rector of Holy Trinity Church, Vancouver. The first Confirmation Class will meet in the Church at 4:30 p. m. Sunday. At the meeting of the church committee Tuesday night it was decided to finish oil' room in the basement of the church to provide accommodation for the growing Sunday SchooL A work- ing bee in this connection will be held Saturday afternoon under the direction of hlr. Bracewell, at which help will be welcomed. The Women's Auxiliary meets next Tuesday afternoon in the Parish Hall at half-past two ou clock. The annual Father and Son supper will be held in the Parish Hall Friday, February 13th. The Trail Rangers in their two camps are again taking part in the bond selling campaign for 1931 which is the annual appeal of the Boys'ork Board of B. C. for funds for its work. A meeting is to be held next Tuesday at 8:15 p. m. in the par- ish hall to discuss the formation of a men's club. All men in the parish are invited to attend. P. T. A. The next regular meeting of the )Vest Vancouver Parent Teacher Association will be held at Pauline Johnson School, Tues day, February 10, at 8 p.m. Mr. Brealey, principal of the school, will address the audience, choos- ing as his topic "A Few Rambl- ing Remarks Concerning a Rec- ent Trip to California." This should prove very interesting, ss Mr. Brealey devoted considerable time in observing educational features of southern city sys- tems. The business of the evening will be the annual election of of- ficers and drafting of commit- tees for the year. A nominating committee, umlcr the chairman- ship of hfrs. Selwood will report, but nominations may be made from the floor Fees for the current year are now payable anil intending mem- bers are requested to bring the nominal fee of 25 cents to enroll them as members in good stand- ing for the year 1931. The permission asked for by Uriah I"urrest to remodel tents at D.L. 430-37-14 was not grant- s(L BRITISH ISRAEL CANADIAN LR(ilON MEMORIAL HALL NEXT SVNDAY-- 10 m m School fov E'hiidvoo. 3 p m SEwohov: MR. PERCY KING Sebi»et: ")VII EN CHRIST COSIES AS KING" Mr King broadcasts over ('.K)VX every Wednesday at 9;30 p. m. Baptist Church Pastor, Rev. H. P. Humphreys Residence, 1Sth and Haywood, Phone West 252k. Sunday, February 8. 10 s. m.--Sunday School. Classes for all. 11 a. m.--Morning worship. Preacher, Rev. Nelson Hark- ness, B.A., of the Canadian Aux fliary of the British and Foreign Bible Societ). Solo: Mrs. Lashbrook, "Nearer Still Nearer. 7:30 p. m.--Evening worship. Mr John Wilson of the Chris- tian Institute will preach. The Young People's Society will lead in the Praise Service at night. A cordial invitation is extend- ed to all. Monday, 7130--B. Y. P. U. 1Vednesday, 8 -- Prayer Meet- ing with brief address. Friday, 7--C.G,I,T. The fourth annual Mother and Daughter banquet was held by the Excelsior C.G.I.T. Group at the Baptist Church on Friday, January 30. The guest speaker for the evening was Mrs. Boyer, President of the Women's Mis- sion Board. After the dinner, toasts were proposed and re- sponded to. Mrs. Boyer then gave a most interesting address. taking as her theme, "The Quest of Life." Following this 0 very eivoyable program was given during which presentations were made to Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. Vern- .on and the Misses 1V. and D. Brealey. An el?ective pageant brought to 0 close an evening heartily enjoyed by all present. St. Anthony's Church Pastor: Rev. Father Carey Residence: 2568 Marine Drive. Friday, Feb. 6, First Friday-- 7 a m hiass 7 30 p m Special Devotions Ordinary Week Days--8 a.m., Mass, I Februarv 6, 193144 I, Hollyburn Hall Cor. 14th & Duchess I.ORD'S DAY-- 10 a. m.--Sunday School, 11 a. m.--Worship a n d Breaking of Bread. 7:15 p. m.--Song Service 7:30 p.m.-- Gospel Ad- dress. Speakers for next Sunday IIOBLRT i)le»Mt RDO WEDNESDAY-- 8 p. m--Lantern sli»les on the 1Vest Indies, by John Jenner. Df Marjory MLCubbln DENTIST Hours: 9 o. m. Eo 0 p. m. Soiuvuay»I 10 o. m. Io I p.m. Evenings ood Saturday Afiov- oooo» by oppoiotmeni only. Iioyoi Bank Building I'hoot Wo»i 440 Iie»isvovo I'hoot West 393. NURSING HOME I (Mro. 51. R I.»Choo»4, R.N.) 264 - 2lth Slvooi Fm»i No»Eh Voovoovov lit»iuooce I'hoooI North 135011 Wait! Lady ito waiter in station res. ';"'urant):"I)id you say I had twenty minutes to wait, or that Ii) it was twenty minutes to eight?" "Nayther. Oi said ye had twenty minutes to ate, an'hat's .. all ye did have--an'er train'0 jist gone.." A Borrowed and Endorsed Editorial I would I were beneath 0 tree; A-sleeping in the shade; With all the bills I'e got to pay, Paid' would I were beside the sea, Or sailing in a boat, )Vith all the things I'e got to write, Wrote! I would I were on yonder hill, A-basking in the sun; With all the work I'e got to do, Done! A revivalist asked an African jj9 if he had found the Lord. "Gol- & ly," said Sambo, "am de Lord lost?" The secret of success in selling II is a man's ability and honest de- P sire to put himself in the buyer' place. 0, ih LOP'iSO'aLE MON TUBS WED NEXT WEEK OTIS I ER as Ihe Rascal of Bagdad. One moment begging, one moment com- mandinp. One mo- ment killing, one moment caressinS. The strangest char- acier Iho suaon has ever knownlia 0 0 wm »orna» »oooo. KISMET, ~ the los soi uh lul fo to 14