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0001 THE WEST VAN NEWS February 2 19'Is I' 'vi'v vv r I vpo'v r rro i awd v viooo'i'vvrr.s:s'vwqrrri:\'46rv .';~'rrwvieium Iw~ 'vv'~ vir-~r iwm'rrv ~ ~rrvivrrrv vrrrrr~rrrrrrvrvvvrrrrrrrrr rrvvrv-rrr virrrr v Y rrvr rrr.rr .. rrrrrVir rrrr Smith 's Grocery THE RED AND WHITE STORES Dundarave,', ".adw „',„", Amblesi(IB I«" .~f M;.," e Best for Less Fgh. 3rd and 4th Rvd Ik While JEI.LY POWDERS All davova .......4 for ISe CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS, Red Ar- row, fveahlv made. pev Ik 25c I'ASTRY FI.OUR, Wild Rose 7 Ik sack ....................... 234 TOSIATI)ES, good quality Nu. 2 oiae llu .......... 9c Rvd 0 Whne BEANS, tender, No airiaza. pev iia......... 14o ASI'ARAGUS, Tender green apeava, large I lb. tins .. 2$c CATSUP, Good qualiiy No. 2 oixe iia...... So I'RUSHED I'INEAPPLE, Choice Sweet Pineapple, large tie ... Iso SUGAR. ILC. Gvaaulaied, 5 lbs. 23c FRUIT AND VEGETABI.ES ORANGES, Sweet aad Juicy Special ....................... 16 for 2Se Larger aive ...... doves 25c GRAPE FRUIT............ 6 fov 25e POTATOES-- l)vy Belt ............ 25-lb. cack 27c TURNIPS or CARROTS 7 lba. Iso ONIONS ....... 6 lbs. Ise CABBAGE, good hard headu Sv aud lse The Most of th Friday and Sat. VELVETS, Cowes'a Chocolate Buds ...................... I'4 Ik 15e BOBBY. Ontario Candied .... 2 ye Ik iia 29v NABOB TEA, pvr Ib......... Sse LOSIBARD PLUMS, large leader Plume, very aire .. pev lia Se PEARS, PEACHES, APRICOTS- Yoav choke ....... Na 2 iia 15c ALL BRAN. Kieaogg'o Large package .................... 16c BUTTER- GOI.DEN SIEADOW. 2 Iba, 534 MAIDA VALE..... 2 lbs. 49e Red a While LOBSTER. for Sal- ade, Leaches, eie. H-Ik iia 25e Red a While PIICHARDS tall iiaa ........................ Se SALSION, Red Spviag, Spleadid value--A bavgaia at 2 iiaa 23e BONELESS CRiCKEN. Aylmer Fiaeoi quality...... 7 ox. Iia 33o TOILET ROLLS. large Ium. rolls. A bargain al ....... 3 for lee MEAT BALLS, Eedlaad'u, I lb. Iia 21« PEA SOUP--Royal Ciiy, Regular alxe Illl .................... 5e (Continued from Page 1) ing. When things have to be found and fitted 0 good deal of time is taken up. and the dis- tributors frequently being un- able to leave until 0 very long time after the closing time, and as most of them are very busy women it is not always conveni- ent. West Vancouver Swimming Club recently tied for second place in the championship regat- ta, defeating Varsity, White Rock, and New )Vestminster combined "Y". Highlights of the regatta were the winning of the Paxman trophy by Blair Clerk for the longest plunge of the 1932-1933 season--66 feet, 8 inches, and of the men's diving by Eddie Hornsby. The swimmathon, which was a challenge against all clubs, was won by the V.A.S.C. A challenge gala between White Rock and West Vancou- ver Swimming Club will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday, 8th Febru- ary, in Chalmer's tank, when the local club will be represented by the following: hi. Anderson, G. W. Mason, E. White, W. Don- aldson, Blair Clerk, D. McKen- zie, Marion Currie, Lucille Cur- rie, Jean Currie, Margaret Cur- rie, M. Franklin, V. Martin, Peg Anderson, M. Martin, H. hIont- gomery, L. Poison, G. Knechtle, hI. Edwards, E. Hornsby, Pat Douet. Thanks! For the o!Ier of three sewing machines on loan. Many mothers can make over and do odd jobs for themselves when they have the use of a machine to help them. For the kitchen utensils which will be much appreciated by 0 family who simply could not buy any. For the offer of a baby' "walking" car, a high chair and 0 linen swing, and the general support in all the endeavors cf the Association. Please! No special requests have orna in this weeli, but the Committee urges the continued support of the Boot and Shoe Fund, which has 3 continuous drain upon it. A Reminder Those who intend offering handicrafts or hommcooking for sale on Friday, February 17, at the Clachan, or wish to get pri- vate orders should communicate as soon as possibk with the con- vener, Mrs. Bernard Hayes. The conductor was collecting the tickets of a lady and her son. The Indy gave him 0 full fare ticket and a half-fare ticket. "But,w interposed the conductor, "that boy should have 0 full fare ticket. Why hs has on long pants'!" Lady: "Well, then, I'l take the half-fare ticket." Negro Lady (listening intelli- gently from across the aisle): "If dat'0 de ease, Mister Conduc tor, I don'2 need no ticket at all!w A tourist, who happened along stopped at 0 mountaineer'6 cab- in and noticed four holes in the door. "Friend," he said, "I do not like to be too inquisitive, but v hat are those four holes in the door for?" ~ "Well, yo'ee," replied the mountaineer, "I has four cats.w "Yes, but even so, why would not one good size hole do for all the cats?" "Say, stranger, you don' know me, when I say scat, I mean scat." The engineer reported to the council in the matter of the Sul- livan Machinery Co.'s oKer of 0 clay digger. Laid over. Coal Coal Phorie ED, BLACK west ass Oifice aad Yard, 2613 Marine Drive. For NANAIMO - WELLINGTON, GALT, TULAMEEN DRUMHELLER, and CANMORE BRIQUETTES at NEW I.OW PRICES, Phone West 68--Night or Day. IVELFARE STATISTICS )VEST VAiVCOIIVER TIES FOR JANUARY FOR SECOND PLACE IN REGATT LUMBER AISD SER VICE FOR IIUALITY Aiio REASONABLB Pnli:ES deal with The I.avseai Exclualve Reiall Lumber Ovgaaixauoa In B.C. Sailafacilou Guavaaievd Ix4 Spavined Louglha..... $ 7.00 zxd to 2xl2 (raudom)...... '1.00 Ixs lo Ixlo Shlplap.......... 6,00 Ix3 aud lx4 V Joist .. 14.00 S.iu. Fir Sidlag, long K.D. 16.00 ix3 aud Ix4 Floovlog, E.G. 16.00 Ib-iu. V Joint, long K.D.. 10.00 50 ft. Close Board Fence 4.60 No. I XXX Shiuglea....... Rzsi No. 2 'Shingles .......... 1.60 ~ o I.'vevyihiag ia Buildiag blaievlals AMBLESIDE LUMBER CO. LTD. 16ib aad Maviae Drive West Vancouver Phuue West 199 A Branch of Exeelaior Lumber aud Shingle Co. Lid. JEFFERIES'UPERIOR MEATS Government Inspected Only 1 Store at IIollyburny next Theatre PHONE WEST 3 EST VANCOUVER LUMBER CO. LTD Phone West 116 Res. I'hone West 388L 16th and hiarine "Right Service -- Right Grades" )VEST VAN. UNEhIPLOYED ASSOCIATION NOTES The general meeting of the a- bove organization was held in the Legion hfemorial Hall at 8 p.m. January 27th, 1933, with hir. Philips, president, in the chair, before a large audience, comprising members, their wives aml friends. A vote of thanks wss tender- ed to Mrs. Glacd upon her re- signing from o!?ice, for the ex- cellent work she has performed on the executive. Her position was filled by Mr. Robertson. Mr. Kew was elected chairman of the new entertainment committee, and will be assisted by Mr. R. Lowes, at the baby grand, snd it is expected they will soon have some live programs ready for the amusement of the members. Many items of business were thoroughly discussed, and many points warmly contested by ven- ous members. The main object of these meetings, is to bring together all unemployed persons and sympathizers for the pur- pose of bringing about an order- ly, and well established proceed- ure, in dealing with the various problems, arising out of unem- ployment relief, ctc. The public is cordially invited to attend same, with the assurance that the meetings are conducted on strict constitutional lines, and full of interest, and current comment. The association has been of- ficially recognized as 0 business organization, capable and reli- able, in its representations to the municipal authorities, on matters brought to their notice, from time to time. Complaints in this connection are dealt with first by the executive, thence are placed before the member- ship body, and are thoroughly thrashed out on the floor of the meetings, in true parliamentary style, after which they are pre- sented to the necessary powers for their approval, and subse- quent settlement. These meth- ods up to the present, have been of great benefit to sll parties concerned. The next meeting will be held in the I egion Memorial Hall at 8 p.m. on Friday, February 10th, 1933, and all members and their wives, and friends, are request- ed to attend. An Interest(us de- bate on some special educational subject is promised, and mem- bere are urged to keep the date in mind and notify others who may not see this notice. Use loosely-twisted knitting silk instead of wool when darn- ing finc wool undergarments. When washed this hss almost the same thickness as the knit ted garment, snd the silk does not shrink nor pull 0 larger hole. the Lordknowswho of long lineage. Winning points In this class (which is divided into Junior Class and otherwise), will be divided by the entrant'0 general condition and obviously happy relations with owner. Many visitors ars expected from our neighbors to the south, from whence comes hIr. Jos. Dodds, the well-known judge who has kindly agreed to oifici- ate at the firs Parlor Show held by the North Shore Kennel Club of B. C. DEATH OF C. A. CARY I . The death occurred on Wed- nesday, 26th ultimo, of Charles Alfred Cary, 2882 Marine Drive, in his 63rd year. The deceased is survived by his wife. Funeral services were held last Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the city, Rev. Jame+, Thompson oi?iciating, snd inter- ment was made in the New Mas- onic Cemetery at North Burn- aby. NORTH SHORE KENNEL CI.UB PARLOR SHOW Woof! Woof! Tykes of the North doing their doggy bit to put the North Shore back on the map. Let's get behind them snd make the all-breed Parlor Show of February 4th a great success. It doesn't matter whether Buster has 0 pedigree or not- he calo trot round in the Pet Class with as much swank ss UNITED CHURCH YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY On Monday, February 6th, at 8 p.m. m the Church Hall, there will be a debate, "Resolved that West Vancouver is 0 Better Place to Live than Vancouver." The affirmative will be taken by Misses Bell and Lennox, and the negatf ve by Misses Kemson and G. McNsir. Badminton will be played after the meeting. All senior young people are cordially invited to attend the Young People's meetings each Monday evening. Yesterday morning 12 new pupils were admitted to Pauline Johnson School including 10 at- tending public school for the first time. The headmaster entered the classroom and beckoned to little Tommy Brown. "I was very surprised," he commenced, "to see 0 boy like you throw a stone at 0 little bird this morning. That was a thing I could never do." A look of innocence came over the boy's face. "Oh, it'0 very simple sir,o he replied. It only needs a bit of practice." i The News WEST VANCOUVER WELFARE ASSN. Ex-29th Battalion C.E.F., In Concert and Dance For Boot ands Shoe Fnndt '„"„"„"„" Friday, February 10th at 8 p.m. (Refreshments at iow prices)Admission 25c. LU BERt and all Ihiilding hiaterial of Best (Iuallty at Idne Prices BUILD NOW I