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0001 . t :r vtt tr 'r~t" ttrtrr . vs V /rtvv 'r'r~ ' r vvr t Vert't I t tt' tv~)~t IItv t r t rt ~N ','tt. c.-t t ~ H 't rtt t't c*" rtir" t t t ri r ~ .t tr . ~ ' r ~ I vrvv rr trr~ Vvrrrrv'r rrrtv vVt V rrr THE WFST VAN NEWS2 DEATH OF F. BURI.ING The sympathy of the whole community will go out to Mrs. Burling and her family in the death last Monday of her hus- band, F. Burling, of 2568 Math- ers Avenue. The deceased, who was in his 49th year, had only been ill a Short time. He was born at Canterbury, England, and had resided in Canada twenty-eight years, coming here six years agm Besides Mrs. Burling, he is survived by tvvo sons, Fred and John, two sisters,tkIrs. AAVright of Brighton, England, and MrIL Meiklejohn of 1Vainku, New Zea- land, and one brother, C. E. Bur- ling of San Antonio, Texas. The funeral took place last Wednes- day at 3:30 p. m. at St. Stephens Church, Rev. A. Harding Priest officiating, and interment was made in Capilano View cemetery. Harron Bros. Rnd )Villiamson had charge of the funeral ar- rangements. United Church WEST VANCOUVER Christian Science Society CHURCH EDIFICE Ssih ssd Exec(ms(i, Bciitbsts This Society is s Btssch sf Tbc Msibct Church The First Chutch of Christ, Scivniici, in Bcsiss 'isssschusciis Sunday Services 11.20 s. m. ssd T.SO p. m. Subject, March 1st, "CHRIST JESUS" Sunday Schcci si 10.00 ~. m. Testimony Betting Wcdscsdsy ~I 0.10 p.m. St. Stephen's Church Rector: Rev. A. Harding Priest, B.A. Lent 2 (March Ist). 8 a.m.--Holy Communion. 10 a. m.--Sunday School and Bible Class. 11:16 a. m.--Holy Communion 4:30 p. m.--Confirmation class 7:16 p. m.--Evensong. There is Divine service at 3 p. m. Sunday at St. Francis'hurch, Caulfeild. The rector will continue the series of Lenten sermons on Sun- day, in the morning, speaking on the second word from the Cross and in the evening on the Christian's A, B, C. The preacher at the mid-week Lenten service next Thursday evening will be the Rev. James Thompson, rector of St. Martin'0 Church, North Lonsdale, and his subject will be "the Breastplate of Righteousness." Several boys and girls of the Sunday School sre entered for the annual S.S. swimming galas which will be held at Chalmers'nd Canadian Memorial tanks on March 6th, 13th and 20th. The monthly meeting of the church committee will be held next Tuesday at 8:15 p. m. in the Parish Hall, At a meeting of the choir Miss Betty Beard was appointed sec- retary-treasurer in place of Norman Sewell, who has gone to California. The choir are re- hearsing for Stainer'0 "Crucifix- ion," which it is hoped to give on Good Friday evening. Bone Dry FIR FEIII Ld)REI $5 COAL TRANSFER MOVING Phone West 48 OOC COOKE PETE LE REAL Rcs Phone Estimates West 20'IL Free E. S. PEARCE 1Vindow Shade Specialist Sss Awnings Cetic(a Rcds 1990 Marine Dt. Picistc Framing Cot. 19ih Si. IR business is West Vss. 10 Ycsts. C. J. Overington BARBER In Ncw Store Msfulc Dtivs si 14ih Next Jcffctics bleat Sistc Expert Wcth--Ladies'. Children Gcsucmcs Pbcsc West 120 for sppsisimcsi CONTEST Miss A, kiills will give a Permanent Wave Free to whoever suggests the best name for her new Beauty Parlor at 1421 ISIarine Drive Residence Phone )Vest 184L Leave your suggestions at her parlor. ST. STEPHEN'S A.Y.P.A. The regular weekly meeting of the St. Stephen's A.Y.P.A. was held in the parish hall last Mon- day st 8 p.m. The first part of the meeting took the form of s debate "Resolved that the Soviet Government has a better solu- tion of economic problems than present day democracies." The affirmative was represented by Miss Evelyne Black snd Stan Lettner, and the negative by Miss Drusilla Dawson and Vern- on Lester. After a hard battle the decision was given to the af- firmative. Following the debate the fol- lowing program was drawn up to take elfect until the end of March: Monday, March 2--Impromp- tu speech night. Monday, March 9--Lecture on Camp Artaban by Dr. Wm. Mil- ler. Monday, March 16 ~ Irish Night. Monday, March 23--The A.Y. P.A. has been invited by the United Church Y.P.A to 0 social. Monday, March 30--Lecture, A hearty invitation is extend- eJ to the public to attend the lectures snd sll young people of 17 or over are invited to attend the meetings snd to become members of the association. Established on North Sbstc 20 Years. (Lsdr Assisissi) HARRON BROS. 8( WILLIAMSON funeral Brrertars North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 184 Vancouver Parlors 66 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 COL. FOSTER'S I.ECTURE Colosel )V. W, Foster gave a very interesting lecture on "The War" on Monday evening in the Legion hall under the auspices of the local branch of the Can- adian Legion. By the help of a large map the Colonel showed how the Germans intended to roll up the French by making their main attack through Bel- gium instead of from the south as expected and how the British anny so delayed their advance as to ruin the plan. He then dealt briefly with the trench warfare period and the last one hundred days. Mrs. F. X. Hodgson and J. Lowdon gave solos, and were both called upon for encores. H. B. Stevens acted as accompanist. West Van Nev)IJs Psbiisbcd Every Friday dssisccs ssd Ediictisi Office: ITUI ssd Mstisc Dtivc (Next ic Hciiybuts P O.) I'hone West 363 MsB Addtcmt P.O. Bcx 01, Hciitbsts, ILC. PsbUsbct F. F. IOVEGROVE Phone West 363 SLOO s pest bp mall or carrier, Ncwssissds Sc. pct ccpp Banana Filling I cup banana pulp I/2 cup sugar Juice I/2 lemon I tablespoon butter Cook and stir until thickened. You can tell an American by his cents and sn Aberdonian by his accents. Minister, E. A. Henry, DJ). Sunday, March 1st, 1931. The Sunday School meets at 9:65 a. m. Public worship at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Dr. Henry will preach at both services. Morning topic: Continuation of the studies in Philippians, Chapter 1, 21-SO, "The Duty of the Hour." Evening topic, "To Whom Shall 'We Go 7" The monthly meeting of Ses- sion will be held on Monday eve- ning at 8 o'lock at the residence of Mr. and Nrs, )V. F. Merrick, 01st and Bellevue On Tuesday evening the monthly meeting for supper of the United Church Men'0 Club was beld. A deeply interested band of men heard s very stimu- lating address by Rev. Dr. Brew- ing on the very live topic, "Christianity and Communism." A flne series of talks have been given this season but no one can get nearer to the heart bf things than Dr. Brewing, and no one is more gifted for men' work than he. In order to secure the date free it is announced that the March meeting of the Men' Club will be on March 24th. It will not be a supper meeting. Dr, Henry will give the even- ing to the study of Great Eng- lish Cathedrals, for which Mr. J. Porter will throuw on the screen about 80 line pictures illustrat- ing the subject The meeting will be on behalf of the Men's Club Funds, especi- ally the work of the projected bowling green. Please hold the date clear. The great text for next Wed- nesday evening st the prayer meeting is from I Kings,6, verse 7I "Building the Temple with- out sound of hammer." 'Ine Y.P.S. met at the home of Major Rush on Monday evening. Dr. Henry gave a paper on "Books." The next is in two weeks, March 9th. It will be at the residence of Mr. Herrin, 14th and Haywood, and the topic will be "Northern Alberta and the Peace River Country. Introduc- ed by 0 paper by Miss Ruth Blair. On Sunday mornings during March, Dr. Henry will hold 0 Communicants'lass in his study, during the morning ses- sion of the Sunday School. It is for those who desire to connect with the church by pro- fession of faith at the Easter Communion, April 5th. The talks will include such topics as "What is a Christian1" "Why Join the Church 7" "What does the Sacra- ment Meant" etc. It is meant for the senior scholars of the school and sny others, scholars or adults, who want to talk the matter over, "I $k Febl'URI'v 27. 1931. BRITISH ISRAEL CANADIAN LEGION MEMORIAL BALL NEXT SUNDAY 10 R m.--School fct Chiidtcs. 2 p. m~pcsbct I MR. PERCY KING Ssbicci: "BLESSING AFTER TRIBULATIOIv(" Mt. King btcsdcssic over CKWX every Wednesday at 9.SO P. IR. Baptist Church Pastor, Rev. H. P. Humphreys Residence. 18th and Heywood, Phone West 252R. Sunday, Slsrch I 10 s. m.~Sunday School. Cise. ses for all. 11 a. m.--Morning Worship. Pastor will preach, topic, Types of Calvary No, 2, "A Corn of Wheat." Mrs. Lashbrook will sing. The ordinance of the Lord'0 Supper will be observed st the close of the morning service. 7:30 p. m.--Evening worship. Topic, Do We Need 0 Revival, No. 2, "The Place of Prayer in a RevivaL" A cordial invitation to all. Monday 7 30--B Y P U Young people over 16 heartily welcome. Wednesday, 8--Prayer meeting. Thursday, 8--Church meeting Friday, 7 p. m.--C.G.I.T. St. Anthony's Church Pastor: Rev. Father Carey Residence: 2558 Marine Drive. Friday (Ember Day)--7:30 p.m, Lenten Service. Saturday (Ember Day)--7:30 p. m.--Confessions. Sunday--8:45 a. m.--High Mass Sermon 2 p. m.--Sunday School. 3 p. m.--Rosary, Benediction. Week Days--7:30 a. m.--Mass. Wednesday--7:30 p. m.--Lenten Service. WEST VANCOUVER SCOTTISH SOCIETY In response to an invitation to participate in the inaugura- tion of a brand new St. Andrews & Caledonian Society at Jubilee Labor Hall, Burnsby, on the evening of February 18th, a dele- gation from West Vancouver Society attended and with the delegation from Vancouver took an active part in the interesting proceedings. The installation conducted by Mr. Murdock, vice president of the Vancouver So- ciety, wss carried through with dignity and success. Assisting were Mrs. J. McEwan, placing the badge of office on the new president, Mr. Wilson,; Mrs. Mc. Quaker who decorated the offici- al piper; whilst vice president Duncan McDonald completed the installation of the Tyler. Wm. M"Quaker being called upon gave a short address on the stat- us of kindred societies, convey- ing to Burnaby the congratula- tions and best wishes of West Vancouver Scottish. Bounteous refreshments followed by a dance brought sn enjoyable eve- ning to a close. Burnaby is oif to 0 good start snd with an increasing popula- tion will largely assist in com- munity eifort. Hollyburn Hall Cor. 14th & Duchess LORD'S DAY-- 10 s. m. Sunday School. 11 a. m.--Worship 0 n d Breaking of Bread. 7:16 p. m.--Song Service 7:30 p.m.-- Gospel Ad- dresss. Speakers for next Sunday ROBERT Mc31URDO \VEDNESDAY-- 8 p,m.--Prayer and Bible Study. DI.Marjory McCubbin DENTIST Bours: 9 ~ . m. ic 0 p. m. Saturdays: 10 s. m. Ic I p. m. Evenings ssd Ssiutdcy Afict- Rssns bp appointment snip. Royal Bank BuUding I'bshe Wcsi 440 Iicsidcscc Pbssc West 29L NURSING HOME I ~ II (hits. IL IL Ls('hsscc. ILN.) 204 - 24th Sitcci Fmsi Nctih Vcsccsvcr Iicsidcstc I'hcsct Nctih ISSSR NOW PLAYING THE COHENS AND KELLYS IN AFRICA A Riot of Fun Short Sshiccis NEWS Vagabond GGIP Adventure Comedy Evcsicgs I scd 0 Ssi Msi 2 20 NEXT IVFFK Mcs., Tccst Wcd. RichardI Barthelgssess IN 'THE LASH'n Ibis picistc tcs wui scc DIHI nctiheimcsc hs YOU LIKE BIM. Thcts„FIL, Ssi. "THE PRINCESS and THE PI,UMBER" h ccthicg good picistc. LOEsii)tLE Fruit Sauce I tablespoon cornstarch mixed with 1 tablespoon cold water I/2 cup sugar or syrup 11/2 cups boiling water 2 tablespoons lemon juice Chopped fruit or chopped fruit and nuts Add the cornstarch mixture to the sugar or syrup snd then the boiling water and boil 5 minutes; add the lemon juice, cool, anIlg add the chopped fruit. I The Aberdonisns sre frying their bacon in Lux because it won't shrink. Dundarave Garage and SERVICE STATION 26th and Marine Drive Open for business under NEW MANAGEMENT Greasing, Storage, General Rapalrs, Home Gss and Oils Radio Service. I'HONF WEST 116