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0001 * I« I ~ e e' vreia e'r w e'c eu ~rwrs rr'e'e iiere i»V-ie' r 'r -e ~e e rr vr rd p i r'rrrr rr r Ce'r vr vrVrrrrrerr'vre v.v e'e rvirrr vvv'rr~ rrr~ rrr 'v THE WEST VAN NEWS THE BURNING BUSH By Subndsr There is wsr In China today. Up to date we don', know how badly China and Japan have suf- fered, but we do know it has given the death blow to the League of Nations. It was the first real test of the power of this last well-meaning debating society, and it has proved to be just what every student of Int- ernational afl'airs knew it must be, a dismal failure. It is the answer to certain professors, who have been criticizing our Ottawa governments for sending old men whose dsy was past as delegates to the League Assem- bly. Our Ottawa representatives being practical men of aifairs, knew what the League amount- ed to, while the profozsors, liv- ing in s world of theories, only knew what it ought to amount to. And that is quite a different thing, the millenium not having arrived. Canadians have of late been much bothered by the eruption in their midst of hec- toring professors and beach pyjamas. It is to be hoped that hence- forth they will both stay put under cover. Canada would also do well to cut out the delegation to Geneva altogether, and to spend the money where it can do some good, that is, on relief. A poem appeared in the Van- couver press the other day taken from the New York Times. It read as follows: ANGER Be reverent before the honesty of anger. A lie is a frozen sword in the wars that liars wage; A lie is bland and cool and is not uttered in fury: But truth is blurted forth upon the trumpets of rage. January 12 1933 HOLLYBURN THEATRE CANI)IDATI'9 ASKED TO STATE VIEW9 OiV RELIFF A meeting has been called by the Canadian Legion, West Vancouver branch, with the West Vancouver Unemployed Association in the I&glen Mem- orial Hall at 8:SO y.m. tonight (Thursday), st which meetbzg the candidates for munlciyal of- fice have been asked to explain their views on matters pertain- ing to the relief of unemploy- ment. FRIDAY a SAT. Jasuary Isth aed )4th. J. B. LEYLAND MARY BRIAN slid J(LSEI'll CA)VTHORN In isa Candidate for Re-election "The Run STAhlP NEWS The Junior Section of the est Vancouver Stamp Club ll meet st 8 45 pm January th, in St. Stephen's HalL v. F. A. Ramsey will give s Ik on Covers and Cachets. Around"W wi 19 Re ta Ne )datiaee Saturday. CANADIAN LEGION WEST VANCOUVER Military %hist Drive and DanceBased solely on his past record as a I'ublic Citizen ln the Legion Memorial Hall SATURDAY, JANUARY 14th, at 8 p.m. Admission 25 cents BUSINESS DIRECTOIIY Below will be found those merchants and lirms who by their regular advertising support render the publication of this paper possible. )Vithmit them there would be no West Vsn News. We, therefore, ask that our readers in their deal- ing give them ihe preference to which they are so justly entitled. It »dil be noted no chain stores appear in this list. BAKERS Stratton's Bakery, 1468 hiarine Drive............... Phone West 27 BARBERS Hollyburn Barbers, 15th and hisrine Drive. C. J. Overlngion, 14th and Marine Drive........Phone West 135 BARRISTERS r SOLICITORS Gordon Robson, 1447 Marine Drive.................Phone West 403 BEAUTY PARLORS Gwendoline Beauty Shoppe, 1540 hlarine Dr., Phone West 117 hlarcelle Shop, 15th and Marine Drive..............Phone West 304 BOARDING HOUSES Mrs. Brine, 1497 Bellevue Ave, ...Itesidence Phone West 458L DENTISTS Dr. 51. hiccubbin, Royal Bank Bldg„17th & Marine, West 446 Dr. G. D. H. Scale, Hay Block, 14th and Marine Drive, )Vest 72 DRUG STORES Gemmill's Drug Store, 1402 hlsrine Drive....Phone West 37 FEED STORES Vernon Feed Store, 1746 Marine Drive..............Phone West 9 FUEte BUILDERS'UI'I'I.IES, Etc. Ed. Black, 25th and Marine Drive.............Phone West 68 Vernon Feed Store, 1746 hiarine Drive................l'hone )Vest 9 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Burrard Funeral Chapel, 320 East 3rd St„ North Vancouver,..........Phone North 626 Harron Bros. & Williamson, 122 West 6th St., North Vancouver............l'hone North 134 GARAGES 8[ SERVICE STATIONS West Van. Motors, 1451 hlarine Drive............Phone West 268 GROCERS Smith's Groceries, 15th and hiarine.............Phone West 46 snd 24th and hlarine .............Phone West 469 LAUNDRIES I X L Laundry, 2316 Heywood Ave.........Phone West 200 LUMBER, ETC. Ambleside Lumber Co. Ltd., 16th and hlarine, Phone West 199 West Vancouver Lumber Co. I.td., 15th 84 hlsrine, West 115 hlEAT MARKETS Ambleside Meat Market, 14th and Marine Dr., Phone West 303 Jeiferies'uperior hleats, 1754 hlarine Drive, Phone West 3 hlEN'S 84 BOYS'URNISHINGS W. L Ogden & Co., 1585 hiarine Drive ........ Phone West 146 PHOTOGRAPHERS C. J. Broderick & Son, 1436 hlarine Drive. I'LUhiBERS W. J. Dent, 2237 Gordon Ave.. Residence I'hone West 2 i I R PUBLIC UTILITIES B.C. Electric Railway Co. Ltd., 16th & hlarine, Phone )Vest 101 B.C. Telephone Co.. 17th and Marine Drive......Phone West 76 Pacific Stages, ft. I,onsdale Ave., North Vancouver..........Phone North 162 RADIO. EI.ECTRIC WASHERS, Etc., REPAIRS B.C. Electric Railway Co. I.id., 16th & hlarine, Phone West 101 J. )V. Kelly I'iano Co. Ltd„1402 Marine Drive, Phone West 37 North Shore Radio Electric, 1439 Marine Dr., I'hone West 61 REAI. ESTATE, MORTGAGES, I,DANS, INSURANCE George Hay, 1405 hiarine l)rive....................... I'hone West 21 John Iztwson, 17th and hlarine Drive.......... I'hone West 55 K. W. Savory, 14i3 hiarine Drive............ Phone West 340REPAIRS N. R. Ellis, 1427 Marine Drive, Residence Phone West 184R West Vancouver hlschine Shop, 1449 hisrlne Drive. SHFkT hiETAI., FURNACk'9, Eic. Ambleside Sheet hletal Works, 14 16 Marine Dr„ I'hone West 78 'HOEREI'AIRS Webb's Shoe Repairs, 25th and Marine Drive. TAII.OILS, CI EANEILS. DYEILS, Etc. M. Williams, 1568 Marine Drive ........ I'hone West 20 TEA ROO'.)19, TOBACCO9, SOfT DRINK9, Etc. Ambleslde Tea Rooms, Amhleside Ferry Dock, West 602-0 THEATRES Hollyburn Theatre. 17th and hiarine Drive, Phone West 600 Theatre I.onsdale, 16th & Iztnsdsie, North Vancouver,....... Phone North 211 COMMITTEE ROOM PHONES: WEST 180 AND WEST 21 NOTICE The Public is respectfully invited to attend A PUBLIC MEETING to be held To-1Waght IThuradsy) And when anger kaps like a flame to the eyes of a man, All that he is and was is painted on his face; Look well upon the distorted lip and brow And you will see what calm and peace must soon erase. I have been very "reverent before the honesty of anger," more particularly on the oc- casion when a good sound thrashing "loomed"--a favorite word with headline writers -- at the hands of my outraged mas- ter, glued to his chair with bees- wax, but otherwise up and com- ing.. I remember even now that it was ten of the very best from "little Benjamin, our rul- er" and not "calm and peace" that erased his "distorted lip and brow." Further, most of us know that a first lie is often bland and cool, but a second lie, exploded by a liar caught oui to bolster up the first, is apt to be among the more angry utter- ances. in the HOLLYBURN THEATRE ELECTION ISSUES AB Candidates for Municipal Honors are Cordially Invited. "If we are to survive; a more economical administration is necessary." 30HN TURNER WATT CANDIDATE FOR REEVE Coohdge has gone west quiet- ly, as he lived. He was physical- ly and mentally the typical small New England farmer, only ar- rayed in s business suit, and I always pictured him in Puritan dress snd steeple hat. No scan- dal ever smirched his name, and he spoke very little, both of which things many politicians might mmember more often. Most important of all and in common with all the American presidents who have survived their terms of oifice, he knew how to efface himself gracefully after having held the highest position in the gift of his nation, and it takes a man to do that. Msy he rest in peace! VITAL STATISTICS District registrar of vital sta- tistics reports that during 1932, there were recorded in the three North Shore municipalities 218 births, 140 deaths and sixty-two marriages, ss against 187 births 182 deaths and sixty-two marri- ages in 1931. A vote for lxyland Is a vote for West Vancouver. %WILLIAM DICKINSON Asks you to support him for RE ELECTION as COUNCILLOR ROBERT FIDDES Solicits Your confidence for a further term sz Councillor 1933-34 A vote for Leyland Is a vote Patronize ths merchants in for West Vancouver. our Business Directory. S l~aztd '- P Iy hatt grid tha cI erz h 3 8'i in I I tl