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0001 c 9 »» ,r:»c »cr' &» 4'3rr c c I. tWI.'m 4 9 vr' 5 ~ iiv c' c c ;,ci~t. ~ '.c'b v I 'A r 'r »v» .r'vv rr BUII.DING PERVIITS TOTAL 310,550 The municipal authorities last month issued 7 permits of a total value of 310.650, an increase of 36,800 over January of last year, when only 3 permits for 53,760 were taken out. Particulars of last month's permits are as follows: Dwellings Nay, John, Caulfeild....... 63,000 Poole, Mrs. D. A. and Hall, G. Whytecli(f........ 600 Cohen, Mrs. R» Eagle Harbour ................... 600 Pedlow, Mrs. IV. S., Caul- feild ................ 3,000 Bean, Alan, 23rd and Lawson................ 2,650 Additions Blyth, kirs. C., 22nd snd Jefferson ..................... 800 Store Pearoe, E. S., 19th and kiarine Drive ............... 600 610,650 Bone Dry FIR Full Load $5 COAL TRANSFER MOVING Phone West 48 OOC COOKE PETE LE REAL Rcc Phone Estimates 'iVcsi rb7L Free E. S. PEARCE IVindow Shade Specialist Sca Awaiegc Certain kodc 1890 Mcriac Dc. Picture Fccmiag Cm. 19th Si. Ia business ia West Vaa Is Yccru C. J. Overington BARBER Ia New Stoic Mcciac Drive at Ifih Next Jcffcricc bleat Store Expect Work--Ladies', Children Gcai)cmca Phoae )gest 180 for appointment CONTEST Miss A. Mills will give 8 Fermaiieat Wave Free to whoever suggests the best name for her new Beauty Parlor at 1421 kiarine Drive Residence Phone West 184L Leave your suggestions at her parlor, Ecicbiichcd oa North Shore 20 Ycccc. (Lady Accictcai) HARRON BROS. sl wrLLIAMSON j nneral QIrrrtars North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 134 Vancouver Parlors 6o Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 West Van Neavs Pebiichcd Every Pcidcy Smdacm cad Ediiccici Officci )7th ami bicciac Deice (Ncxi io Soiiybarn P'.) Phone West 363 Mail Addrccci P.O. Bcx si, Hciiybcra, LC. Ppbiichcc F. F. LOVEGROVE Phone West 363 SL00 ~ year by mck or ccrc)ex. Ncwcsiaads Sa pcr copy United Church Minister, C A. Henry, D.D. Sunday. Feb'y 22nd, 1931. The Sunday Departments meet at the usual hour. 9:5Ci a. m. Public Worship at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. At the morning service Dr. Henry will contine the aeries of studies in Paul's Letter to the Phillipians. Next Sunday'0 topic is "The Uses of Adversity." Chapter I, 12-20. At the evening service the preacher will be Rev. A. W. Mc- Intosh, B.D» of St. Giles United Church, Vancouver. Dr. Henry Is preaching at night in connection with St, Giles Anniversaries. On Monday evening the Young People's Association will meet at the residence of Major F. C. Rush, 12th and Jei?erson. Dr. Henry will give the talk on "Books and their Influence." The usual half hour of sociability will follow the topic. At the meeting of the Board of kianagers last Monday the following officers were elected for this year: Chairman: Mr. Jas. Duncan Vice-Chairman: Mr. G. C. Byr nell Secretary: Mr. R. Kinloch Asst. Sec'y: Mr. E. Irish Treasurer: Major F. C. Rush Asst. Tress.: Mr. W. Blair House Committee: Messrs. C. L. Hilborn, F. E. Brine, A. D. Chisholm, with the chairman. The public is reminded of the concert Friday evening by the Junior Choir assisted by a group of senior girls. The proceeds go to the Welfare work. The monthly meeting of the IV.M.S. was well attended Tues- day afternoon, when the various Presbyterial reports were given, ancb an inspirational- adsrese by Mrd. Hale of the City. The Great Text for next Wed- nesday night is "Hitherto Hath the Lord Helped Us." Next Tuesday evening the monthly supper meeting of the Men's Club will be held at 6:30 p.m. The Club is honored by having for its speaker Rev. Dr. Willard Brewing, formerly the Bishop of the Reformed Episco- pal Church, and now minister of St. Andrews-)vesley. Dr. Brewing hss 8 fine repu- tation as a platform and pulpit orator, and for many years hss been 8 leader in men's work in Canada and the United States. All men are invited, even if not members. He announces as his subject, "Christianity and Comunism." On Friday evening, February 27th, in the United Church, the )Vest Van.Orchestral Society will render a concert. Details will be found in the advertisement. Part of the proceeds are being given to the Welfare work of the church. CAkD OF THANKS The Dunccc Lcwccn Chapter I.O.D.E. wish to tlmnk cii those who have cc kindiy cccicicd them in any way during the past year. The council passed a resolu- tion subject to the solicitor's approval that Pollough Pogue be appointed municipal inspector of all the Hollyburn Mountain cab- ins erected, or to be erected, on municipal lands; snd that he be further appointed collector of ground rental for same 82,50 per annum. the collector to get 20% commission on his collections. Lestock C. Raid was advised by the council in reply to his Inquiry that no change in the municipal auditing was at pres- ent contemplated. THE WEST VAN NEWS )VEST VANCOUVER Christian Science Society CHURCH EDIFICE 20ih cad Eceeimcii, Hoiiybccc This Society ic ~ Branch of The Mother Church Thc Ficct Church cf Chris\. Scientist, in Boston Mccccchuccitc. Sunday Services 11.80 ~ . m. end 7.80 p.m. Subject, February 22nd "Xl IN D" Sunday School at 10.00 ~ . m. Testimony bfccting Wednesday ~I S.IS p. GU St. Stephen's Church Rector: Rev A Harding Priest B A Lent 1 (Feb. 22nd). 8 a. m.--Iloly Communion. 10 a. m.--Sunday School and Bible Class. 11:15 a. m.--hiorning Prayer. 4:30 p. m.--Confirmation Class. 7:15 p. m.--Evensong. The rector will preach two series of sermons on the Sundays of Lent, in the mornings on the Seven Last Words and in the evenings on Lent and the Chris- tian's A, B, C. At the Thursday evening Len- ten services at 8 o'lock there will be a series of addresses by five clergy of the city and North Vancouver on The Christian's Armour. The Rev. H. R. White- head of St. James'hurch will give the firs address next Thursday on "The Girdle of Truth." Other preachers will be the Revs. J. Thompson, M. H. Jackson, W. Askey and G .H. Dowker. On Monday night the A.Y.P. A. will hold a debate on Bolshe- vism and Modern Democracy to which the public is invited. Tuesday afternoon there is a Lentee sowiigrvmeeting I of the W.A. at the home of Mrs. Eatock 11th and Duchess. The monthly meeting of the S.S. teachers and officers will take place Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Colvin, On Thursday and Friday of next week the 27th annual meeting of the diocesan W. A. will be held at Christ Church Cathedral and the Moose Hall. Splendid progress has been made in the completion of the new room in the church base- ment, which will be used for the first time on Sunday. All children of the Sunday School who wish to attend the Holy Land exhibition at the Auditorium are asked to meet at the West Vancouver ferry wharf at 1 p. m. Saturday. Fathers and sons in goodly numbers turned out for the an- nual Father and Son 8uppel'll the Parish Hall last Friday. The pennant for the best attendance was awarded to the Coureurs de Bois, who got the judges'erdict for their symbolic table decora- tions. After the supper the rector as chairman called on Reeve Leyland, who briefly ad- dressed the lads and dade. Livd- ly community singing followed and two toasts, that to our Fathers taken by Jack Macleod and Mr. Bloxham and that to our Mothers taken by Fred Fenning and Mr. Parkes. Ralph Bur- bridge rendered a piano solo, which was roundly encored and Mr. Frank Fidler, Boys'ork Secretary for B, C» gave the speech of the evening on 'Im- pressions." There followed a feature new to our Father snd Son suppers, some group games in which the dada took just as active 8 part as their sons and in these events the Lions camp won over the rival camp. At Sunday evening's Father and Son servIce the lessons were read by Jim Bioxham and Fred Fen- ning. Jim Murray and Will Hawkes acted as sidesmen snd the rector gave as address on the boyhood of David. February 20. 1931. BRITISH ISRAEL CANADIAN LEGION MEMOkiAL IIALL NEXT SUNDAY- Is ~. w.~Scot icc Chiidcca. 8 p. m.--Spcckcci MR. PERCY KING Sabiccii "THE RES('UE OF ISRAEL" Hollyburn Hall Cor. 14th A Duchess LORD'8 DAY-- 10 a. m.~hinday School. 11 s. 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 ROBERT 5lciBIUIIDO Mc. Kiag brccdccctc over CKWX every Wednesday at 9iso P. III. IV EON E8DAY-- 8 p.m.--Prayer snd Bible Study. DENTIST Baptist Church Hours: 9 a. m. Io 0 p. m. Sciurdayci ie ~. m. to I p. m Evcidngc ccd Saturday After novns by appcintmcnt only. Royal Bank Bukdiag I'hone Wcct 440 iiccidccce I'hcac West 29k NURSING HOME (.')ice. M. E I.cChcncc, ILN.) 204 - 24th Sircci Ecc\ Norih Vcncocccc kccidcncc Phone: North Ibbek Suet Pudding 4 cups flour 3 teaspoons baking powder F4 teaspoon salt I cup sweet milk I/2 teaspoon mixed spice 1 cup chopped suet I cup chopped raisins 1 cup molasses. Sift into 0 bowl, flour, baking powder, spice and salt. Add suet and raisins. then molasses and milk, Stir well together, turn into 0 well greased pan and steam for 3 hours. Serve with a sweet sauce. IValnuf Cake '/2 cup butter 1r/2 cups fine sugar wi. cup milk 2 cups flour I/! teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon baking powder I cup walnuts, chopped fine 1 teaspoon vanilla Whites of 4 eggs Cream butter snd sugar till very light. Add chopped wal- nuts, vanilla, then milk very slowly. Sift flour, baking powder and salt, and add to mixture. Beat all together till light. Then cut in stiffly beaten whites of eggs. Bake for I hour in moder- ate oven. NOW PLAYINC MARIE DRESSLER AND WALL ACE BEERY IIII.:BILL St.Anthony's Church Pastor: Rev. Father Carey Residence: 2558 Marine Drive Friday-- 7:30 p. m.--Way of the Cross, Benediction. Saturday-- 7:30 p. m.--Confessions. Sunday-- 8:45 a. m.--High Mass, Ser- mon. 2:00 p. m.--Sunday School, 3:00 p. m.--Rosary, Benedic- tion. Week Days-- 7:30 p. m.--Mass. Wednesday (Ember Day)-- 7:30 a. m.--Mass. 7:30 p. m.--Lenten Service. Fvenings 7 snd 9 Matinee Saturday 2:30 NEXT IVEEK Gloria Swenson ic "What a Widow" Cohens fh Kellyc I ~ Mcc. Tccc, Wcd. Ther. Frl. Africa LOIISiiALEThe matter of trades licensee brought before the council by Colonel Savory and a deputation from the West Vancouver Board of Trade was referred to the Reeve snd the chairman of fln- «nce, The News Pastor, Rev. H. P. Humphreys Residence, 13th and Heywood, Phone West 2528. Sunday. Feb. 22nd. 10 a. m.--Sunday School. Classes for all. 11 a. m.--Morning worship. Pastor will commence a series of Pre-Easter sermons on the Types of Calvary. No. 1.--"Abraham Sacrifice of Isaac." Short talk to children. 7:30 p. m.--Evening worship: Topic "Do We Need a Revival'." No. 1, "The Place of the Holy Spirit in a RevivaL" A cordial invitation to all. Monday, 8 p. m.--B. Y. P. U. Lecture by Mr. G. E. Brealey, "My trip to Los Angeles." All young people over 16 heartily welcome. )Vednesday„g p. m~Prayer meeting with short addtuss. Friday, 7 p. m.--C.G.I.T. Teen sge girls welcome. Rev. H. P. Humphreys, pastor of )vest Vancouver Baptist Church, will give 47 series of Sunday morning sermons on "The Types of Calvary." Three from the Old Testament and three from the New. Sunday, Feb. 222 "Abrahanz'8 Sscrifice of Isaac." Sunday. March 1st: 'The Grain of Wheat." Sunday, March 8th: "Behold the Lamb of God." Sunday, March 15th: "The Good Shepherd." Sunday, March 22nd: "The Brazen Serpent." Sunday, March 29th: "Destroy This Temple." Do We Need 8 Revival? For the next six Sunday even- ings in West Vancouver Baptist Church this subject will be dis- cussed as follows: Sunday, Feb. 22: "The Place of the Holy Spirit in 8 Revival." Sunday, March 17 "The Place of Prayer in a RevivaL" Sunday, March 8: "The Place of Preaching in 0 Revival." Sunday, March 15: "The Place of the Individual in a RevivaL" Sunday, March 22: "The Place of the Child in a RevivaL" Sunday, March 29: "The Need for a Continuous Revival." Commence at 7:80. H BI yol ly. wh