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Qaaket ..14 ox. 5e FRUITS e VEGEPABLBS Saakiet Otaagee, large....doxea 354 me8lam, dox Ihe Lemons, large ..... 4 for 1st Potatoee- Kamloope Gems............25 lbs. 274 Higblaad Gems, 35 nx sack 20e I BAUER KRAUT, Nabob I)b cise tla,..................... 11e Red tb White BAKING POWDER 12 ox. 1(a ........................ 19e PICKLES. Bread It Butter 18 ox bottle ..........--...... Isc RFJ) PITI'ED CHERRIES, tia 14e BR()OMS. 6-ettiag !Sade by the Blind...Special 4$e , JELLY~tape, Ctabapple, Red Cattaat........lz om iat 15t Red e %hite TOhlATO JUICB I ttae yht SALMON- Res Sotkeya............. tall tia Ize Re4 Spring................gat tia Ile Rec e %bite LOBSTER Fiaeet quality ......small tia 15c Re4 e %hite FLOUR -- Fiaeet Family Blend ! 49-Bx sark .......... 81.LI 34-lb. eath ...... 69e 7-Ih each ......... 24e WEST VANCOUVER WELFARE ASSN. NEEDS CASH, FOOD, CLOTHING Open Tueedaye, 10 to 12. Saturdays 10 to 4. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN ORATORICAL CONTEST AND PLAY The finals of the oratorical contest nnd 8 one-nct play, given last Friday evening by the high school students under the aus- pices of the )Vest Vancouver P.- TA., wns thoroughly enjoyed by the large audience who filied the Inglcwood Auditorium. The young orators in the con- test which occupied the first part of the evening all did remark- ably well, the delivery nnd dic- tion of each being excellent. Mary Brndshsw won the first prize, the second going to Geral- dine Johnson nnd the third to Oliver Burbridgc. The judges were Miss E. G. Hnrrop und hfngistrnte Gordon Robson while hfrs. William Blair presented the prize. The ons-nct comedy, "Ici on Parle Francis" wss well put on by the students taking part, more especially in view of the fact that only two weeks had been spent in its preparation. No prompting wns necessary, snd each of the caste entered into the spirit of the play in 3 wny which held the attention of the audience nnd kept them 8- mused from the rise until the fall of the curtain. hIontion should also be made of the very pretty stage setting, for which J. E. Durbin was responsible. J. R. Mitchell acted ns chairman of the evening, the play being dir- ected by him snd Lesiie Brookcs. At its conclusion 3 bouquet was presented to Miss Lulu Rsy, who took 0 leading part. Miss D. M. Jones hss moved from 13th nnd hiarine Drive into 0 house at 1070 Kcith Road. FREE CookingSchool to be conducted in person by MISS JEAN E. MUTCH Director of B,C. Electric Home Service Department Wednesday, May 10, at 2,p.m. Hollyburn Theatre, Marine Drive West Vancouver ladies are cordially invited to attend this great spring cooking school. It hax been specially planned for out patrons an the West Shore and no efForts are bmng spared to make it a most attractive and interesting event. Jean E. Match, widely known expert in dietetics and Director aF the B.C. Electric Home Service Depart. ment, is in charge and will personally conduct the schooL One Day Only We strongly urge yaa to be early as thctc will be only the one xchod at 2 p.m. on Wednesday. Attendance Prixes An added antaction will be valuable auendance prizes that will be drawn Far at the school. Dan't mim the in. tetetting ached that will reveal all the ncwext wtin)dcx in Faad preparation and houtahdd budgeting. BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO. LTD. r Smith 's Grocery THE RED AND WHITE STORES Dujidarave,',"„". "'"„'.,',„", Ambleside „n ~i M Suggestioas for Fri. & Satry May 5th & 6th LUMBER AND SERVICE FOR QUALITY AND REASONABLB PRICES deal with The Largest Exvlaalvo Retell Lambet Otgaaixatioa la Ih C. Satiefattioa Gaataateed ?xe Spoel544 Lengths....9 7.00 Ix8 to Ix12 (random)...... 6.00 Ix8 to Ix10 Shlplap...... Roo Ix$ aad lx4 V Joint... 18.00 8-la. Fit Biding, long K.D. 16.00 lx$ A Ix4 Floetlag, K.D. 18.00 -la. V Joist, long K.D..... 10.00 50 ft. Close Board Pence 4.60 No. I XXX Shiagloe........ 2.36 No. I Shingles................ 1.80 Vancouver Ptleee ~ ' ~ Evetythlag ia Baildiag Materials AMBLESIDE LUMBER CO. LTD. 16th aad lilvriar Drive West Vaa«oavet I'hose West 199 A Breach of Excelsior Lumber aad Shingle Co. Ltd. SIVIihihIING CLUB SPLASHES The Swimming Club executive have drawn up their program of activities for the coming sea- son and are launching out into new fields. Owing to the num- ber of competitive trophies the club now owns, the Dundarave Regatta hss grown into too big sn event to be properly staged in one dny. The club have,there- fore, decided to hold two galas this summer. The first will take place, it is expected, on, July 22nd at Dundnrave, and will be devoted entirely to the younger members of the club. Competi- tors in this gals must not have passed their sixteenth birthday. Besides the usual club events, several humorous skits are to be staged. The School Relay races will also be included in this program of events of which more later. The Second Gala, tentatively dated for August 6th, will be the Seventeenth Annual West Vancouver Regatta and will be the tribute of the Swimming Club to the hIunicipslity of West Vancouver upon reaching its twenty-first birthday. It will feature twelve Pacific North IVest Outdoor Interna- tionai Championships for which permission hss already been re- quested from the C.A.S.A. at Montreal. This is the first time an outdoor International Pacific North West aquatic meet will have been staged. The Club's executive however, have always tried to make each succeeding regatta better than its predeces- sor nnd if successful in acquir- ing the right to stage this one, they will have certainly lived up to their reputation. This gals will also embody the senior clos- ed events which have heretofore been included in the annual re- gatts. The Club have also secured the services for the season af Coach Percy Norman, who needs no introduction to West Vancou- ver, nnd who has already map- psd out 3 big program of work by organizing systematic coach- ing classes for the club mem- bers. Mr. Norman, who was President of the Vancouver A. S.C. for several years, is prob- ably the best known conch in British Columbia. There will be no additional cost to members to svaii them- selves of these coaching services. The success of the Club'0 pro- gram will rest largely with the response to the membership drive which ls now under way. Maurice Anderson is chairman of the membership committee snd membership tickets can be procured from him or from any member of the executive. Join the West Vancouver Amateur Swimming Club snd by your membership, help to make JEFFERIES'UPERIOR MEATS Government Inspected Only I Store ut Ilollyburny next Theatre PHONE WEST 3 LU HER snd nll Building Material of Best Quality at I.ow Prlcmi. BUILD NOW) CLASSIFIED ADS The rate (or Claeeuled Advettleemeate ie I team pet word, mialmam 35 testa. Except la the tate of tboee havteg tegalat attoaete, au alexei. Iose are payable strictly la advaaca Remember Ciaaei$ede ia the Weel Vaa News get immediate teealta STORE FOR IIENT--Apply on presa- ieee, 1640 Marine Drive. CUT RATE SHOE REPAIRING- 14th ai Ferry. The best for leea LOST -- Yoaag 'iyhlie-haired Terrier with collar; wick ago. Reward. Phoae West 8381k FURNISHED AND UNI'UltNISHED Houses to Rent. Houses, lots, aad acreage for sale. John Lawaoa, 17th aad blat)ac, Phone West 66. FOR PLUhlBING REPAIltg -- Ree- ideaee Phone West 241R. LAWN hiOWERS SHARPENED- Expetieaced with all makes. "WILL CUT LIKE NEW." West Vancou- ver hiaehine Shop, 1449 Marine. biARCELLE SHOI' Matoelle. 59 teste; reset, Ibc; i)ager wave, 604. Phone Mte. King, West $04. MATRICULATION -- Tuition Junior and Senior hlathematiee, Physics and Chemistry. T. F. Hadwia B.A. Se. Phone West 292R. FOR SALE--Singer De Lute Library Table Model Sewing Machine (elec- tric). Gasoline two-bataet foldlag camp stove. Phoae West 426X. FURNISHED BED.SI1TING ROOhl --Board optioeal, I block from West Vancouver Ferry. Box 10, West Vaa News. FOR SAI.E--Two Sat bottomed boats 16xll feet, also furniture for sale. Saws sharpened, 10 cente pet foot. Oliver, 16th aad Waterfront. LANDSCAPING -- Lawns, Teaaia Courts, Rotkeriea, etc. Reaeoaable. All work guaranteed. M. Hallmark, West 217R. LOST--Perse, toataiaiag between 54 aad 65.00, driver license -- George Born. Bardic, B.C. Written guar- antee on watch. Phoae Weel 469. SACRIFICE SALE 6760 Below Coat on large lot with Aae view, new stucco house, Pembroke bath, tile sink, fall beeemeat, lata- ace, wired for range aad hot water. Tt tais. Phoae Geo. Goetlay, West 7- GORDON ROBSON Bettivtet n Solicitor WEST VANCOUVER- Oifice No 1447 Matlae Drive Phone West 403. VANCOUVER OPFICE- Suite 913: 610 Hatt)axe St. W. Phone, Seymour 4199. BUILDING PEIISIITS The municipal hall issued 9 building permits iast month for 0 total of 64,S65. These figures werc made up ns foiiows: 2 dwellings ................ 62,850 3 garages .............. S76 4 sddltions ................ 1,140 64,366 this proposed program for the 1933 season the big success it deserves to be. FOUND--Rectos BaR Tattler. Phono Weet 181. Ggr MY FREE BSTIMATES oa Painting, Pepetleg aad Kaleomia- iag. C. L. Koainge, Res Phoae West 394R. WEBB'S SHOE REPAIRS WEAR BEST -- Duadatave. COLIN TURNER, Carpenter aad Builder. Alteratloae aad repairs. Phone 'IVeet 8'79R. FOR SALE -- Choice hardy totkety plants. C. Barrow, corset 24th aad Nelson. Patronize those who advertise in this issue. HEADQUARTEltS fot AR the Pop- ular Cigarettes, Tobaeeoe, ead Fish- ing Gadgets for local waters. Amb)eatde Tea Rooms. HANDY ANN SHOPPE, Daadatave, %cole, Notions, Stationery, Paint, Tatpentiae, Oils, Hardware, Seeds, ete. TENDERS FOR COAL SEALED Tenders addressed to the undersigned aad endorsed "Tenders for Coal," will be received until 13 0'clock noon (daylight eaviag), Moa- day, blay 22, 1933. for the supply of coal for the Domialoa Buildings aad Experimental Farms aad Statloae. throughout the Provinces ol bfanltoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta aad British Columbia. Forms ol teadat with epeeiSeatloae aad coe4itions attachwl can be obtaiagqh ed from H. F. Dawson, Acting Chtenavr Purchasing Agent, Depattmeat of Public Wotke, Ottawa; H. E. Met. thews, District Reeideat Architect, Winnipeg, Menu G. J. Stepheeeoa, District Resident Architect, Regina, Saaliu Chas. Salient, Dletrlct Reaideat Architect Calgary Alta. aad C. F. Dawson, District Resident Ateblteetv Victoria, B. C. Tenders will eot be coaeldetod ua- less made on the forms supplied by the Department aad ia accordance with departmental epeclSoetloae aad conditions. The nght to demaml Crom tbe eae- ceeefal tenderer ~ depoelt, aot exceed. lag 10 pet seat of the amoaat of the tender, to vacate the proper lalAlmeat of the contract. Is reeetvmL By order. N. DESJARDINS, Se tet 't~ Department ol Public Works, Ottawa, April Il, 193$. GEO. HAY NOTARY I'UBLIC REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1405 M at iso Dti re I'hose West 21 or Seymoat 1180 Etta)age Weel 304X gEST VANCOUVER LUMBER CO LTD Phone West 115 Res. I'hone West 368L 15th and iiiarlne "Right Service -- Right Grades" I cl