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0001 THE WI.ST VAN NEWS Muv IIT, 1931. 'V I 4 vc ov 4'V 4444 4 r 4 rrV 44 I44 4 IIv, o"vd 44 uw v vo ~ I r ~V l V *:"IH I'riVI'I I I 9'H':rr 'twvev ~P V Ir Irvvd .r vvrvcv ~'vvvVvvvrVvVIV, vvvr'VVV rvvrrv vvv I V 'VV o Vrrvv rrVrVVVVV~IVVV VIVtvvvvvvvr'vVVV v V" I %Vest Van Cleaners and Dyers Phone West 161 The only Drycleaning and Dyeing Plant in West Vancouver SUITS - DRESSES - COATS Odorless Dry Cleaning $1.00 LADIES'ELT HATS AND GLOVES dry cleaned 25c. MODERN EQUIPIhiENT ONE DAY SERVICE GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED 1540 Slsrlne Drhe United Church Gfoemlojyu Beauty Shoppe Minister, E. A. Henry, D.D. Sunday, iilay 17th, 1931. Sunday School at 9:56 a. m. Next Sunday is Lord's Day Sunday in our church. 11 a. m.--Rev. Geo. G, Web- ber, Field Secretary for the Lord's Day Alliance for Alberta snd British Columbia, will preach, topic: "Canada's Sun- day: Our Heritage and Present Day Task." 7:30 p. m.--Platform meeting under the auspices of the Young People. The speaker will be Mr. Le Breton of Dunbar Heights, 0 candidate for the ministry and 0 worker in that district. He will speak on the Sunday problem from the Young People's stand- point. Two of our senior young men will assist in the service. iIIr. Le Breton is a second prize man in the oratorical con- test of his district and is well recommended. The monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary Society will be held in the Church Hall on Tuesday, April 19th, at 2:16 p.m. Mrs. George Baldwin will take the next chapter in the text book on Japan. The Great Text for Wednes- day prayer meeting is Isaiah 42: 8, "the smoking flax and the bruised reed." 1640 Mociuo Drive Prop. MISS GWEN CLAY„ iuto of Vogue R Doccuo Hairdressing Parlor. To keep Tour hair in u bcolthy condition have 4 Gcucom Oii Shampoo. It will cud funiug hair uud doudruif in one or two trcotmcuto. Morcci or Fiugcr Wore 15c. ! Wind Biowuo a specialty. PHONF. WEST 111. Bone Dry FIR Full Load $5 COAL BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone West 48 DOC COOKE PETE LE REAL C. J. Overington PIONEER BARBER 14th and Marine Expert 1Vork Phone West 135 j Eotobiiobcd ou North Shore 20 Yoora (Lodr Assistant) IIARRON BROS. Ik WILLIAMSON "nneral Qtrectars North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 134 Vancouver Parlors DUNDARAVE LADIES CHOIR During the recent visit of the Dundarave Ladies Choir to Vic- toria, honors were awarded to Miss Joan Durbin who took the Gold Medal in the contralto class and also to the ladies quartette, who received a silver cup. Miss Durbin, who is a pupil of Mrs. F. X. Hodgson, came within one mark of the gold medal champi- onship. The rose bowl awarded this class was won by Mr. W. Knight who recently sang in "The Persian Ganlen" at the final Musicians Club concert. Mrs. Donohoe came fourth in the soprano class. Others from West Vancouver who received favorable adjudicati- onsns were Mrs. T. B. Turner, Mr, Tom Turner, Mrs. G. Her- ring and Miss Margaret Rankine The Dundarave Ladies Choir, while not doing as well as ex- pected, are not discouraged and hope to compete again next year. At the Wednesday evening session of the Vancouver Musi- cal I'estival, silver medals were awarded to Mrs. H. B. Stevens and Mr. Gordon Gray, competi- tors in the contralto-baritone duet. 55 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 C. L. HILBORN BUILDING CONTRCTOR Get my estimate for your building. Prices moderate. Residence Phone IVest 685L 2327 Bellevue Avenue A titled iody woo ouco cuuvoooiug for votco at o parliamentary eicctiou oud stopped ut u house, the door of which woo opcucd by u burly woman, who eyed hcr none to graciously. "Moy I ook, said the lady sweetly, "to what party your huoboud be- Iougo1" "Certainly!" answered the woman, "I'm the party to whom 'o belongs, oud wck 'o knows iti" THE West Van Nems Pubiiobcd Every Pridor duoiucoo oud Elktorioi Office: 11th oud Moriuc Drive (Nczt to HoUTburu P. O.I Phone West 363 afternoons or evenings QQ i& Mall Addrcool P.O. Boz 01. Honybonu H.C. Publisher F. F. LOVEGROVE Phone West 363 61.00 o year br corrie; 02.00 s ycoc by mall. Nowootsudo 5c. pcr copy Hollyburn HallWEST VANCOUVER Christian Science Society BRITISH ISRAEL CAN ADIAN LEGION MEMORIAI, HALL NEXT SUNDAY-- Cor. 14th dt Duchess LORD'S DAY-- 10 a. m,--Sunday School. 11 a. m.--1Vorship a n d Breaking of Bread. 7:15 p. m.--Song Service 7:30 p. m.--ADDRESS JOII 5 McLARI:iN CHDRCH EniFICB 20th oud Eoeufmolh Hoiirbucu This Society io ~ Bcuucb of The Mother Church The Picot Church of Chriot, Scientist, iu Boston bioooochuoctto. Suudop Services 11.30 ~. m. oud 9.50 p, m, Subject, bfay 17th, "51ORTALS AND I IXLXI0 RTALS" ! Sunday Scbool at 10.00 ~ . m. Tootimoup Mootiug Wednesday at S.id p.m. St. Stephen's Church Rector: Rev. A. Harding Priest, B.A. Sunday after Ascension Day (May 17th). 8 a. m.--Holy Communion. 10 a.m.--Sunday School snd Bible Class. 11:16 a. m.--Morning Prayer. 7:15 p. m.--Evensong. 10 L m.--School foc Chkdcou 3 p. m~pcokcc MR. PERCY KING Subject: "PREI'ARING FOR THE KING Mr. Kiug bcoodcuoto over CKWX every Woduoodoy ut 99M IVEDNESDAY-- p lu. 8 p.m.--I'rayer aud St. Anthony's Church Pastor: Rev. Father Csrey Residence: 2558 Marine Drive. Friday--7:30 p. m., Special De- votions. Saturday--7:30 p. m., Confes- sions. Sunday--8:46 a. m., Holy Mass, Sermon. 2 p. m., Sunday School. 3 p. m., Rosary, Benediction. Week Days--7:30 a. m., Holy Mass. IVednesday and Friday--7:30 p. m., May Devotions. MAY 15 - MAY 24, inclusive:-- Novena Prayers. (Mro. M. F I.oChoucc, R.N,) Baptist Church North voucoucol Pastor, Rev. H, P. Humphreys, ncoidoucc Phone: North 1$dsn Residence, 1343 Haywood. Phone TVest 252R Sunday May 17th 10 a m --Sunday School Classes for sll ages. 11 a m --Morning worship Pastor will preach, topic: "Power." Mrs Blair will sing Brief children's address. 7:30 p. m.--Evening worship. Topic, "Preaching Christ Cru- ""bhys 51.„„ fll .;... Hollyburu Public Library A cordial invitation is extend- ed to sll. Dr. Marjory jblcCubbin DENTIST Hours: 0 o. m. to 0 p. m, Saturdays: 10 u.m. to I p.m. Evenings oud Soturdoy Alter- uoouo by oppoiutmout only. u ouk ukdiuRoy I B B 0 Phone Wc»t 444 Itooidcuco Pbooo West 393. I NURSING HOME There is Divine service at St. Francis'hurch, Caulfeild, on Sunday at 3 p. m. Those who were recently con- firmed will make their first com- munion at the early service Sun- day. This is also the monthly corporate communion of the Women'6 Auxfltary. Next Monday evening at 7 o'lock the A.Y.P.A. will hold their closing meeting of the sea- son, which according to custom will take the form of a banquet. Reports on the season's work will be given and the election of oificers held. Grandview United play St. Stephen's juvenile boys next Friday (May 22nd) at Holly- burn School at 6 p. m. The Trail Ranger camps ex-'ect to compete again this year in the National Athletic contest which will be held Saturday, May 30th, at Brockton Point. 'I'he boys will practice tonight atv'aulineJohnson School. Membership Reduced t ibiemberships in the Hol- lyburn Public Library have been reduced to 60c for the balance of the tenn expir- ing June 30 1931 Thirty new books this week with additions month- ly. 2000 Books io choose from NOW PLAYING ] Wednesday, 8th, Missionary Prayer Meeting, Friday, 7 p. m,--C.G.I.T. Teen age girls welcome. RAILWAY BRIDGE OVER CAPILANO RIVER TO BE DISMANTLED In this issue there appears an advertisement from the Pacific Great Eastern Railway calling for tenders for the dismantling of their bridge over the Capilsno River. Sealed tenders will be receiv- ed up to 12 0'chmk noon on IVed- nesday, 27th Msy, by the execu- tive assistant of the railway. This, we are informed, does not necessarily mean that the line is to be abandon d. The wooden piers, however, are in bad condition and it will be nec- essary to re-construct the bridge of steel before it can be used for tralfic. Under these circum- stances, therefore, it is cheaper to dismantle it now than at a later date. Voiu Egort Attorney-General Grlgory at o dieu T recently remarked: "Bores orc oiwoyo talkative. There io uo such thing as a silent bore, One of the ilk once said to mo at u party: 'Jones isn't vary polite. He yuwucd three times whko I woo toiiliug to him Tootcrdoy,'But maybe, hc wus uot yowuiug,' protected. Pcrbopo ho woo trriug to ooy somcthlog™ THE STSAH4SST aolcAHcs even FlttusotThe dates have been announc- ed for the 8th annual camps at Camp Artaban, Gambier Island, in which West Vancouver boys and girls always have taken a keen interest. They are Senior Boys, June 29th-July 13th; Leaders'raining Camp, July 13th to July 20th; Senior Girls July 20th to Aug. 3rd Junior Girls August 3rd to August 17th and Junior Boys, August 17th to August 31st. God of Empires, clans oud tribes; God of poets, priests oud scribes; God of nature, oud of uotious; Give our sons tho!T inspirations, Give our daughters vioiou clear, To follow Thee throughout the year God of teachers, deans oud protoro; God of surgeons, lawyers, doctors; God of rivers, lakes oud oooo; Have our leaders Theo to please. Keep our straying footsteps right, Truotiug Thee by doy oud night. Couodo'o young oud we oo frail, God be with uo, or we ohoii fail. Matlnees Friday at 3 45 co4 A bush fire broke out on Tues- day afternoon at 22nd and Law- son, w'hich was put out by the fire brigade before any damage was done. Saturday at 230 'V Eveuiugol 7 aud TJ NEXTweaK-- "CIMARRON" ooe CONNECI'ICUT wlo YANKEE "EAST LYNN" 25, 20, 27 ~ruol uolow u owl ~ oo THEATRE LONSSALE Eud of Relay Roco to be Tuu on bioy 26th