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0001 ~ I l 't ~ rm v. ~ I l rat x "v v vr m vrvv vt r'Hra4m..t'rt ~ lt'var * v ttW&a 'lvm r lrrrr: Vh'rrrv lvrvr rr v'Rhr vvr'vdrrvrvrr r rrvr:r r vrp«.rrrvvvvvvv" r- V fvrrv trr vrrr rvr reer'trrrvv -rr rrrrvrrrrrrrrrvrtvrvr rrr rvv THE WEST VAN NEWS United Church WEST VANCOUVER Permanent Waijes IIOLLYBURN IIALL 14th and Duchess Sunday, Nov. 13th ui 7:30 p.m. Speaker: Mr. JOHN WILSON hiinister, Rev. Hillis Wright Very successuil anniversary services were held in )Vest Vancouver United Church last Sabbath Day at both services, when visiting ministers occu- pied the pulpit and delivered stirring messages. Next Sabbath dsy the minister will occupy the pulpit ut both ger&Aces. In the morning he will have as his subject "The Potter an&1 the Clay." In the evening a spe- cial Memorial Armistice ac&vice of Remembrance will be held, when special music and 0 spcvial message will be delivered. A cordial invitation is extend- ed to all returned veterans and their relatives and friends to at- tend this service. The Sabbath School and Se- nior Young People's Bible Class ivill meet as usual next Sabbath morning at 10 o'lock aha&7&. The members of the class ex- tend a cordial invitation to all young people to come and join their class. There is still room in the church for all those stay-at- home-Christians, and the minisr ter would stir up their pure minds to a sense of their duty and privilege and would appeal to one and all such to make next Sabbath Day the starting point of a new resolve "As for Me and My House, I Will Be in God' House Each Sabbath Day With Those Who Keep Holy Day." Try it and see the results in your own life. Christian Science SocietyOtllanl& $3.95 &,HURCH RDH ICS 20th aad Rasa&mal&, 890ybsva This Society ia a Branch of The Mother Church The First Church af Christ, Scientist, in Saaiaa, hiaalllichaaaiiil Sunday Services II:30 a.m. aad 7;30 p.m. Sunday, Noveinber 13, 1932 Subject: "hlORTAI 9 AN I) lhthlORTAI 9" Sunday Svhaal at )0.00 a.m, Taatimaay Meeting Wadaaaday at 0:15 p.m. La&ax $5.00 sammav'9 Natural $0.50 isa&aalu Ma&tata saalaau Come and hiar this foresful speaker. A Hearty Welcome to al!. No i.'ollection.G?JJetfdofyjV Beauty Sfioppe St. Stephen's Church)540 hiariaa Drive Phone West 117 . b I'RINCE GEORGE CAN NOW TALK TO OUTSIDE WORLD For the Arst time in its his- tory, the British Columbia town of Prince George is now able io talk to the outside world by tele- phone. The new service has been established by the North-west Telephone Company, an associ- ate of the B. C. Telephone Com- pany. A 300-mile radio link between Prince George and the North- west Telephone Company's radio station at Campbell River gives the northern town connection to the B. C. Telephone Company's longAistance system and thus to the world-wide telephone net- work, consisting of over 30,000,- 000 telephones. Prince George is the fourth British Columbia community to receive long-distance telephone serrice by means of a radiotele- phone link. Powell River wss first served by radio, but this was later replaced by 0 submar- ine cable. Ocean Falls was given radio-telephone service in the spring of 1931 and Prince Rup- ert in January of this year. The telephone t Rector: Rev. F. A Ramsey, L.S.T. November 13th--25&th Sunday after Trinity. 8 a.m.--Holy Communion: Corporate service for Young People and Sunday School staii. 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11:15 a.m.--Primary SchooL 11:15 a.m.--Matins an&I ser- mon. 7:16 p.m.--Evensong nn&l ser- mon. The 11:15 service will be at- tended by the B.E.S.L. Canadian Legion, and the W. A. The preacher will be hlajor, the Rev. .Canon d'Easum, M.A., M.C. ARhIISTICE DAY: There will be celebration of the Holy Com- munion in St. Stephen's Church at 9:30 a.m. The junior members of the W. A. will entertain the Little Helpers to tea in the parish hali at 8 p.m. Friday, the 18th in- stant. I. O. D. E. The Regular monthly meeting of the Duncan Lawsoii Chapter, I. O. D. E., was held at the home of hire. F. N. Hirst, 2870 Belle- vue Ave., on Monday, November 7th, with the Regent, Mrs. B. Hayes, in the chair. After the opening formalities the minutes were read and adop- ted and the correspondence dealt with. It was moved and adopted that the Chapter assist the Girl Guides with their annual Toy Shop at Xmas time The Girl Guide committee was enlarged when several of the members volunteered to help with the toys and with other matters in connection with guide work. The convener of the Hospital Committee reported that the Community Players had enter- tained the patients of Shaugh- nessy Hospital with their recent play, the chapter providing the refreshments. Several members of the Chapter also visited the Hospital on the occasion of the birthday of one of the patients with presents. An afghan knitted by the J)&embers is to be raifled at our n&adt %06thfk 6&I T)e&e?abbr 5th. Tickets 10 cents. The afghan will be shown in the window of the Gwendolyn Beauty Shop during the month. The members are also holding 0 telephone bridge this month, the prizes to be drawn at our next meeting. The Armistice Day service on November 11th, is being held under the auspices of the Dun- can Lawson Chapter. hirs. Fiddes reported the Edu- cational week meeting which was held at the home of Mr. and h1rs. Blair and introduced to the members Mr. Brooks and hir. Sinclair of the High School, who gave splendid addresses along educational lines and outlined the program of educational week. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. K. B. For- ster, 2009 Fulton Ave., on De- cember 6th. Tea was served by the host- esses and after the closing cer- emony the meeting adjourned. UNITED CHURCH YOUNG PEGPI.E'S SOCIET Y On bfonday, November 14th, hfr. Robinson, superintendent of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, will speak in the Church Hall, on the work of the blind in British Columbia. A cordial invitation is extend- ed to all friends interested in this work. Baptist Church Pastor: Rev. H. P. Humphreys. Residence: 1343 Haywood Ave. y- -l Sunday, Nov. 18th. 10 a.m.--Sunday School and Adult Class. 11 a.m.--Morning worship Pastor w&II preach, topic, God.... Promised!" Anthem. The ordinance of the Lord' Supper will be observed at the close of the morning's service. 7:30 p.m.--Evening worship. Topic, "The Insolvent Debtor' cordial invitation to all. AA*F-vr t)ECJI-CLI4 - -& Q HOLDS FAREIVEI.I. FOR CAPT BAIRI) Capt. David Baird of 2918 Marine Drive, veteran master mariner, head of the Victoria & Vancouver Stevedoring Comp- any and active member of tiie Half-deck Club, held a farewell reception on the main deck of R. M. S. Aorangi Wednesday morning, just before the ship sailed. Captain and Mrs. Baird are bound on theeir first visit to New Zealand, and Captain Baird's host of waterfroiu friends showed up, singly and in groups, to bid them bon voy- age. The captain says he will return to Vancouver when he gets ready. A total of 200 passengers sail- ed on the Canadian-Australasian Line flagship when she cleared. North-west elephone Company. Young Billy had just returned from Sunday School and his mother asked him what the les- son was about. "Gladly," he answered. "But who was 'Gladly?' "Oh, Gladly was 0 cross-eyed bear," Billy said. The mother, on further invea- tigation, found that the lesson had been on "Gladly the Cross I'd Bear." Monday, 7:45 p.m.--B.Y.P.U. An illustrated lecture on "Old London," 60 slides will be shown on this the most wonderful spot of the British Empire. Collection for Young Peoples'ork. Mr. Porter will use his power- ful lantern for this lecture. Wednesday, 8 p.m.--Prayer A praise with Bible study. Thursday, 8 p.m.--Choir prac- tice. Established aa North Shave 20 Years. (Lady Assistant) HARROiV BROS. & WILLIAM SOiV guueriI1 9trertars North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 184 Vancouver Parlors 55 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 Friday, 7 p.m.--C.G.I.T. 6101tE I'ROTECTIOV FOR N. V. I'FRRY IX)CK TO BE I'ROVIDED Presbyterian Mission Orange Hall Minister--Rev. J. IV. Cuddeford Services: St. Anthony's Church Pastor: Rev. Father Flanagan Residence: Clachan Hotel 2:00 p.m.--All departments of the Sabbath School. Also Bible class. 8:1fi p.m,--Special "Itemem- brance Day" service. Special sermon and music. "Lest We Forget." Thought for the week: "Bles- sed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God." "Sixpence for that cost.hang- er? Too much. Haven't you something cheaper?" "liow about 0 nail, sir?" During the recent heavy wind- storms, iioating portion of the ferry dock was forced dangerous- ly out of position owing to lacl& of anchorage, stated City Eng- ineer G. S. Hanes to North Van- couver City Council Monday night. He recommended that chain and anchor b» placed on the west side of the wharf to obviate this danger, and his suggestion was adopted. Expenditure will be about 6240. Also on recommendation of the engineer, minor improve- ments, such as rewiring and in- stallation of four reAectors, will be made to the lighting system on West Vancouver ferry iloat at Vancouver. She: "No, Harry, I'm saving my kisses." He: "I'd like to ad&I to your collection, dear." Published Every Thursday PabB*ar F. F. LOVEGROVE Phone West 363 Baalsua asd FR)&aria) Ogiaa& 17th asd Marina Drive (Naxt ia HaSybsra P.O.) Phone West 363 Mail Addraaai P.O. Bax SI, Haiiybara, ILC, North Vancouver Oificai 123 Lonsdale Ave. $)J)0 a year by carrier: $2JM s yaa by ma&L A married man, much against his own inclination. had to at- tend 0 fancy dress ball with his wife. He went dressed as a Itoman, but soon found the short, airy robes very draughty. Feeling thoroughly disgusted, he sat out in a corridor. A bright young thing, anxious to air her knowledge of Roman historical heroes, said brightly: "Ah, You are 'Appius Claudius ." "No, I'm not," he retorted. "I'm miserable as h--." OCTOBER BUILDING I'ERSIITS hIORE THAN DOUBLE THOSE I.AST YEAR The municipal hall last month issued ten permits for a total of 611,810, which is more than double those for October of last year, when the figures were 35,140. In every other part ofWeSt Van Nenes Greater Vancouver there was a decided decrease in building ac- tivities. The total of 311,810 was made up as follows: Ave permits for 69,000 for dwellings, an oifice building at 62,500, three garages at 3160 and one addition at 6150. November 10, 19"l2 Df,Marjory SIOCubbin DENTIST Hours 9 ~ m iossm Saturdays 10 ~ m ia I 9 m Evaalaga aad Saturday After- noons by aypaia&mast only Royal Bank Building I haaa Waai 440 usa&daeva Phaaa Wax& 393, DSL G, i). H. SOLI'. DENTIST Hay Black, )4&h aad Marina D&. j ~ Omaa Haam 9 Io 0 P.m. Fvaaiaga by appaiaimaai Phaaa Wax& 73 0 1,"& HOLI, YB&IIIN Barber Shop liiih & Marina RXPRBT ssnvicR E, I&IARSH, Propr/etor Division I. Friday, November 11, N. S. Canucks vs. K. Bluebirds at Confederation Park I p m Referee, Mr. Vickery. Division Il. Saturday, November 12 West Van. vs. A. 6& N. Bluebirds at Ambleside Park, I:15 p.m. Referee P Masterman Division IH Saturday, November 12, Lynn Valley vs. Toc H Boys at Lynn Valley Park 11 a.m. Referee D. Bryan. Archery A girl's tongue is the arrow, there's 0 quiver in her voice and she soon Ands 0 beau. LOESSALE ROW PLAYING The &:&ca&ca& Wild tnimai I'iciurc I',vcr hiali» I ~ 9 BRING 'EM BACK ALIVE I v«y I l&oi oi this Iliciur«waa made in &hr jun-Ic -- NEWS-- CARTOON -- COMEDY &Stra&eat 7 aad I) P.la. ill&&ate St&alt&ay a70 ! SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE FRI. 2&30 FRI. IS MONEY RIIOHT ~a& QQ slvaa awavwl at ta tilt DOMINO Next )ioa., Tati.. Walt n&i YAIJ& «'I &Ihv ia ".'&Iuuivi's'll I'&1I" MON. Bargain Night TOES. DINNERWARE DURST NIOHT THURSDAY I xj 4 4 Apple Cake 1&,'2 cups fiour 8 teaspoons baking pow&ler tuiapoon salt 2 tablespoons short«ning V cup milk 4 or 6 apples lg cup sugsi' teaspoon cinnamon 0 9&It together flour baking & ] powder and salt; rub in shel't- ening very lightly; add milk and mix. Place dough on fioured board and pat out I/3 inch thick. Put into shallow greased pan. Wash, pare, core and cup apples into sections; press them into dough; sprinkle with sugar an&1 dust with cinnamon. Bake in moderate oven 30 minutes ur until apples are tender and brown. Serve warm with milk or cream. JUVENH.E I'OOTBAI.L