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It is the most serious sub- ject before the world at the pres- ent day. Are you interested7 Have you any suggestions to of- ferr Come and take part in the discussion. Rosy, glowing cheeks snd sparkling eyes tell their own story of abundant health and bubbling energy. Fresh sir and sunshine are beauty'0 handmaidens. Health- ful exercise and restful sleep pay dividends in radiant vitality. Bone Dry FIR Full Load $5 COAL TRANSFER llIOVING Phone West 48 DOC COOKE PETE LE REAL Rcx Phone Estimates Woci 207L Free E. S. PEARCE Window Shade Specialist Suu Auuiugo Cutiuiu Rods 1090 bictiuc Dt. Picture Ftxmiug Cot. 19th Si. ! iu buoiuccu iu ivoxt Vcu. 10 Vesta C. J. Overinltton BARBER iu Ncw Sioto Mutiuc Drive at 14ih Next Jcffctiee Heat Store Expert Work--Ladies', ChiMtcu Gcuiicmcu 1'bouc Wcct 1SS fot uppoiuimcui Ecicbiiobcd on North Shore 20 Ycoto. (Lady Assistant) HARRON BROS. Ifc WILLIAMSON j:ullnallalrertors North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 184 Vancouver Parlors 65 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 Tii E West Van Nems Pubiiohod Etcty Ftidoy Suciucoo oud Ediiotioi Officot 174b cud Mutiuo Dtiro (Next io Honybutu P, O.) Phone West 363 Moii Addtcooa 1.O. Box Si, Hafyfm~ fkc. Puhnobct F. F. LOVEGROVE Phone West 363 dfds u ycot ity uloii ot cottier, Ncwmtusdo dc, pot copy United Church Minister, E. A. Henry, D.D. Sunday, blarch 8th, 1931. Sunday School at 9:56 a. m. Public Worship at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Dr. Henry will preach morning snd evening. In the morning the topic will be "The Secret of Unity," con- tinuation of the study of Philip- pians, Chapter 2, 1-11. In the evening Dr. Henry has started 0 series on "Great Bible Questions." Next Sunday even- ing "What Shall I do with Jesus r'n Monday evening the oung Peoples'ssociation will meet at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. IV. Herrin, 14th and Heywood. The topic is 0 study of North Alberta and the Peace River Dis- trict. A paper will be read by bliss Ruth Blair. The usual social half hour at the close. Wednesday evening the "Great Text" for study will be "The joy of the Lord is your Strength," found in Nehemiah 8, 10. Interest has been shown in these great classic Bible gems, and an invitation is given to this hour of prayer and thought. At the Trail Rangers next Tuesday there will be a debate on the subject "Resolved that 0 bridge at First Narrows is bet- ter than a tunnel." Next Friday evening, March 13, at 8 o'lock, under the aus- pices of the C.GJ.Th Miss Anne Fountain, Field Secretary for girls'ork, will give an address on the 'Passion Play" at Ober- ammergau. It will be illustrated with besutifu! lantern slides. Miss Fountain ssw the play when in Europe. 'I'he girls are asking 0 small fee to help them in their con- tribution to the funds of the Provincial Girls'ork Board. Just 0 line to remind the com- munity of the illustrated talk by Dr. Henry on "English Cath- edrsys" with 80 slides prepared by Mr, J. Porter. The date is March 24th. It is the sequel to the address of last season on "A Visit to England, Scotland and France." The slides alone will provide a fine evening's entef- tainment. The meeting is under the Men's Club snd will take the place of the usual monthly sup- per. On Sunday mornings in March during the session of the Sunday School, Dr. Henry is conducting a communicants'lass for those who desire to connect with the church at the Easter sacrament, April 5th. The class is held in the minister's study. All are in- vited who would like to make s profession of faith at this Spring Communion. At the regular meeting of the Literary Society Thursday night the President, Dr. Henry, gave a paper on Canadian Poets, il- lustrated with quotations and photographs. A good many would be sur- prised at the fine beginning al- ready made by Canada in the production of a Canadian litera- ture. The W.A. is planning for a very special afternoon on Thurs- day, March 19th, when Mrs. Blanche jiolt Murison will give sn address on "Arts snd Crafts for Women, with special refer- ence to work for crippled child- ren." There will be plants snd home cooking for sale ss well as 2 musical program. It is hoped that every woman interested in handicraft and in what it may accomplish in helping crippled children wia keep this date in mind. TffE )VEST VAN NEWS WEST VANCOUVER Christian Science Society CHURCH EnipiCE 20th cud Eouufmuft, Hoiiybutu This Soccc ty ic c Branch of The Mother Church The Fire( Chutch of Chalet, Scieutici, iu Boston Massachusetts. Suucioy Slltticcc 11.20 o. ux uud '1.20 p. m. Subject, bIarch 8th, "SIAN" ! Sunday School at 10.00 ~ . m. Tcoiimouy Moctiug Woduoudcy at 0.10 p m I St Stephen's Church Rector: Rev. A. Harding Priest, B.A. Lent 8 (March 8th). 8 a. m.--Holy Communion. 10 a. m.--Sunday School and Bible Class. 11:16 a. m.--Morning Prayer. Solo, "My God, My Father, While I Stray."--Mrs. W. R. Clark. S p. m.--Holy Baptism. 4:30 p. m.--Conftrmation class 7:15 p. m.--Evensong. The preacher on Sunday even- ing will be the Rev. W. E. Gil- bert, rector of St. Thomas Church, South Vancouver, with whom the rector will exchange. At next Thursday evening' Lenten service the preacher will be the Rev. M. H. Jackson, rec- tor of St. George's Church, Van- couver, who will speak on "The Shield of Faith." An illustrated lecture on "Mountains and Lakes of B. C." will be given in the Parish Hall next Monday evening at 8:15 o'lock by Mr. J. M. Humphrey to which all are invited. This lecture is under the auspices of the A.Y.P.A. The Women's Auxiliary will meet at 2 p. m. next Tuesday in the Parish Hall. The Trail Ranger camps are both entered in the Greater Van couver competition for attend- ance snd badges which closes March 31gt. Bob Ward got the Home Readers badge last week and several boys demonstrated for the Group Games badge. The soloists at the rendering of Stainer's "Crucifixion" on Good Friday night will be Mr. Wm. Sparrow, tenor, and Mr. Ernest Wood, bass, both former soloists of St. Andrew's United Church. 1VEST VAN "Yo The West Van, "Y" met at the home of Mrs. Armstrong, 23rd snd Bellevue, on Tuesday, March 3rd. Following the trans- action of business the speaker of the evening, Mrs. Dali of Van- couver, gave an interesting talk on narcotics. A St. Patrick's tes will be held on March 17th. Further an- nouncement next week. DUNDARAVE I,ADIES'HOIR On Saturday, March 7th, the Dundarsve Ladies'hoir is taking part in the Philharmonic Concert to be held in the Hotel Vancouver at 8:30 p. m. This choir will render five numbers as s conclusion to a program that presents such popular art istes ss Mrs. Burton Kurth, Mrs. J. Donnallen, harpist, and Mr. Wstkin Mosman, all of whom are well known to West Vancouver audiences. CARD OF THANKS Mtx. F. Butiiug oud fomiiy wish io thank ihoit many friends fot (holt kind oympoihy oud bcouiifui Aotui tributes during their recent cud bereavement. Look up from your work every little while to change the focus of your eyes snd rest the delicate muscles. BRITISH ISRAEL CANADIAN LFJ'fON MFJSORiAL HAI.L NEXT SUNDAY-- 10 am~hoof for Chiidtcu. S p. m.--Speaker: MR. PERCY KING Mt. Kiug btoodcxcix over CKWX catty Wednesday at sazo p. m. Baptist Church Pastor, Rev. H. P. Humphreys Residence, 18th and Haywood, Phone West 262R, Sunday, bfarch 8th. 10 a. m.--Sunday School. 11 s. m.--Morning worship. Topic, Types of Calvary: "Be- hold the Lamb of God." Short address to children. 7:30 p. m.--Evening worshf . Topic, Do 1Ve Need a RevivaP7 "The Place of the Preacher in a Revival." A cordial invitation to all. bfonday, 7 130--B.Y.P.U. Young people over 16 heartily welcome. Tuesday, 2:30--Women's Mls. sion Circle. Wednesday, 8 p. m.--Prayer nnd Praise Friday, 7 p. m.--C.G.I.T. St. Anthony's Church Pastor: Rev. Father Carey Residence: 2558 Marine Drive. Friday--7:SO p. m., Lenten Ser- vice. Saturday--4 p. mh 7:30 p. mh Confessions. Sunday--8:46 s. mh High Mass, Sermon. 2 p. m., Sunday School. 3 p. m., Rosary, Benediction. Week Days--7:30 a. mh Mass, Devotions. Wednesday--7:30 p. mh Lenten Service. Dr.Marjory McCubbin I DENTIST Hours: 9 u. m, io 0 p. m. Saturdays: 10 o. m. (o 1 p.m. Evcuiugx uud Soiutdoy Altar- uoouc by uppoiutmcut only. Royal Bank Buiidiug 1'bouc Wcci 440 Residence !'bouc Wcoi 29L I NURSING HOXIX (liito. M. E. LoChcucc, R.N.) 204 24th Sitcci Eoti North Vuucouact ftcofdcucc 1'hosea North 1SddR NOW PLAYING JI'hal Chance Hay a jffarried Ma» GolF i'JOX If((F t LECTURE An illustrated lecture by Mr. J. M. Humpht eye entitled "Mountains and Lakes of B. C." will take the place of the usual weekly meeting of the St. Steph- en's A.Y.PA. next Monday even- ing, March 9th. Mr. Humphreys has given this lecture over the greater part of B. C. and has had large and en- thusiastic crowds at each lec- ture. It will be educational as well as interesting and it is hop- ed that every student will take advantage of the opportunity to hear this lecture. Admission is free snd everyone is welcome. LEGION )V. A. BRIDGE TEA WELL ATTENDED There was 0 good attendance at the bridge-whist tes given by the Legion W. A. on Thursday afternoon, 26th ultimo, in the Legion hall. The tables were tastefully decorated with daffo- dils and yellow tapers. Mrs. J. B. Leylsnd snd Mrs. W. T. At- wood poured tea, Mrs. F. Stains. by gave two vocal selections, which were much enjoyed, while s number of folk dances were put on by 0 group of Miss Helen Ritchie's pupils to the delight of sll present. The prize winners at cards were as follows: Bridge: 1st prize, Mrs. Cook; second prize, Mra A, M. Butt; consolation prizes, Mrs. Hutch- inson, Mrs. H. Wilson. Whist: 1st prize, Mrs. G. Childs; consolation, Mrs. Scrib- ner. Lucky tea number: Mrs. F. Stainsby. ~ The I Ind1hem ..-. wffh CHARLES FARRELL Maureen O'ullivan H. IL Watncg COMING NEXT 1VEEK Norma lalmadge i» 'Madam Du Barry'.AWRI',NCE TIBIIET I'ND GRACE MOORE 1N "NEW MOON" Lo'if sf'fiit E To refresh the eyes and re move dust, bathe the eyes in a mild solution of warm water and boric acid. Use sn eye cup snd open snd shut the lids under water. Burglar ((to his wife) --I'e tried blasting and I'e tried 0 sledge-hammer, but I still can' get this safe open. Wife--Don t give up, let the baby play with it. 4 )fsft" fa h f, 19 Hollyburn Hall Cor. 14th a Duchess LORD'8 DAY-- 10 a. m.--Sunday School. 11 0, m.--fyorshfp a n d Breaking of Bread. 7:15 p. m.--Song Service 7;30 p.m.-- Gospel Ad- dress. Speakers for next Sunday ROBERT blc'.11UI(DO 1VEDNESDA Y-- 8 p.m.--Prayer snd Bible Study.