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001C965A THE )VEST VAN NEQ'S December 21, 1928. SCOTTISH SOCI ETY The regular meeting of the society svill be held tonight (Fri- day). The programme will begin between 8.15 and 8.30 p. m., but all members are asked to be there at 7.45 p. m. to get through the business. It will be a "Dick- en's Night." Noel Robinson will give several readings. iAIrs. D. Howieson will sing "The Gift," and a quartette will sing two Christmas carols. 51embers niay bring a friend and admirers of Dickens are welcome to visit with the society on this occa- sion. Wishing yo& oII zl Hoppy Chnstmos C&lir (6oniplilliL'ilts of fltP 8'Pnsoit I KH.SANA.I S ~ ==.==~uaxmuatox Mrs. G. Campbell and children of Lillooet, were the guests of Dr. «nd IIIrs. A. C. Nash on Sun- day. Last Minute GIF I' Airs. Parkyn, 2512 Haywood Ave., has sold her property at 26th and Lawson. ilIrs. Wills, manageress of the Crystal Gardens, Victoria, was during the past week renewing old acquaintance with Mrs. J. T. Arnistrong, 13th and Fulton. 1&lrs. W. Burton-Forster, 17th and Mathers, gave a surprise party at her home last Monday afternoon in honor of the birth- day of her sister, Mrs. C. D. Ed- wards, 22nd and Lawson. The guests were entertained at three tables of bridge after which dainty refreshments were serv- ed. Mrs. I. Wells Crawford car- ried off the first prize, the con- solation prize going to the guest of honor, Mrs. C. D. Edwards. Mrs. F. H. Bosquet from Vic- toria, spent last week end with her mother, ETrs. Birch, 13th and Gordon. Jewellery for Xmas t 8C SELLING OU I'LI STOCK Here are suggestions from our stock: Ukeleles, Mouth Org»s~ Chocolntes, Bottled Perfume, Boxed Soap Toilet and Laven Watnre Face Powder, Com- pacts Auto Strop Itazor Gil ]etto I(amor, Stroppers for Blades, Hot Water Bottles, Flashlights, Christmas Cards, Tags, Seals, Twine. Any purchase wrapped in holly paper if'esired, free. The Store of Service The g»ls of both of the Ho]lv burn and Pauline Johnson schools are practising hard at basketball in preparation for the coming season. A match has been arranged to take place soon after Christmas between the Pauline girls and a team from one of the South Vancouver pub- lic scools. We intend to operate as a Repair Shop only Your Opportunity to purcliase "Gifts" at greatly reduced prices. The construction is about fin- ished of the new house which Geo. L. Soutlrivell is having built at 24th and Haywood. 5Iiss Simpsori and iAIiss Har- rop are having some alterations done to their house on Radcliff Ave., West Bay. ilIr. and Mrs. AValter Cliff ot Englewood, Vancouver Island, are visiting friends in AVest Van- couver. Mr. and i~Irs. Cliff were formerly old residents of this district, and are well known here. Captain Stratton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stratton, has beeri promoted to the rank of Ensign, and lias been appointed divisional secretary in charge of young people's work in AVinni- peg. Ensign Stratton was form- erly in command of the citadel in Nelson. Wm. Sagar The %Vest Van Jeiveller Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of the Red Mill, )Vest Bay, have just returned from a month's trip up the Fraser Valley. Little Katherine Normoyle of Scenic, washington, who has been staying for some time with her aunt, Mrs. Harery Atkins, 18th and Marine Drive, is return- ing this week to her home for Christmas. Jerry Conway, 19th and )Uat- erCront, who recently had his leg badly cut in a collision with one of the municipal busses, is mak- ing good progress at the North Vancouver General hospital, where he has been a patient since his accident. He will suf- fer no perm"nent injury as a re- sult of the collision. The winning ticket in the draw for a turkey at Roberts Better Meats store on Saturday was held by Mrs. E. V. Meraw, 23rd and Inglewood. The draw was made by Audrey, the 7-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Burkhart, 14th and Duchess. J. B. Foottit, 13th and Keith Road, is having a new house con- structed at 11th and Esquunalt. E. Marsh of the Hollyburn Barber Shop, has had the board front leading up to the entrance removed, and a gravel front put down in its p)ace. Allegra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 4V. Tinney, 20th and AVater- front, has left to spend the wint- er in the east, visiting her sister in Chicago and her brother in Milwaukee. AIiss Tinney will be away for two months. E. S. Pearce, Marine Drive and Ambleside, has returned home from Shaughnessy Hospital, and is feeling much better for the treatment he received there. WEST VAN PHARNACY I'rompt Delivery I'hone &V. 37 Prof. J. M. Morgan VOICE PliODUCTIOiV SINGIiVG Vancouver Studio: Seymour 101 IVest Van. Studio: West 173 ~~ a~ ~ ~ ~ ~ MeMeM ~ ~k~ ~ M ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ / . ~~ ea 'Ji I1. I!. i&t I1. i'. ;1i ;1i I1. II.'I II,I(', II. EVishing all my clients and i" friends Ii. .I'i,llP (60lllplllliPlits lif tllP S~Pnsoll l. li and thanking them for Ii their patronage during the iit year. ,'I! M. WILLIAMS IIi 16th and illarine, Ambleside !j CUSTOM TAILOR CLEANING AiVD PRESSING I'. ~ 1i I'hone IVest 20 AIr. and Airs. AV. A. Adair left this week for New York, where they will visit one of theirdaugh- ters, who makes her home in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Adair will also visit another daughter in Chicago, and will make calls in Ontario before returning home. IVishing all my Customers and Friends THE Spr!so!r!'s 5!. ppI.i&! ni!;s Mrs. B. Harerison, 17th and Haywood, was unfortunate enough to burn herself badly a- gainst the oven door of her kitch- en stove on»Tonday. Mrs. Kurukawa of Sherman's, is a patient at Mrs. AV. Grundy's nursing home at 19th and AIar- ine Drive. 5Iiss Agnes Erlandson and Mr. Martin Jacobson, both of )Vest Vancouver, ivere united in mar- i'iage at First Lutheran Church, Vancouver, on December 8, when Mr. Jens Budal and iAIiss Olga Budal were the attendants. Reve T. J. Vikse performed the cere- mony. The drawing for the prizes in the annual Christmas raffle of the Canadian Legion will take place in the Legion rooms at 8.15 o'lock Saturday (tomor- row) evening. - Mrs. J. Burton of Point Grey, spent the week end at "the Cla- chan." and hoping that the holiday season will bring you much happiness. This is the sincere wish of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~e~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ e~ ~ ~ ~ e~ e~ ~ ~ e~ ~ ~ e~ ~ ~ ~ ~P 'iI. i" 0 S:l't. iti ~ ]t. jt W'IS H ES YOU & LL & II &laalJlg ;I. ~ (6ltristmns ~;~! re I 'I*,l'„ i9(I:II.II S GROCERY West 16 II~Irs. 5I. McKenzie and family, 23rd and Bellevue, are moving into the city for the winter. IITr. and ilTrs. Morrison, 21st and Argyle, have taken the EVright cottage on Jefferson be- t&veen 22nd and 23rd Streets. A. Currie has taken the Mc- Kenzie house at 23rd and Belle- vue. His wife, who is at pres- ent in the old country will join him shortly. Store Closed All Day wednesday, 26th. a~e~ ~ ~ ~ ~e~ ~ ~e ~ ~ ~ ~e e e ~ ~ ~e&o e ~ This Handsome 8-Cup Size. TEA POT NOTICE TO AIEMBERS OF CHORAL SOCIETY II! Wishing yon !I'; l. tI. I! all the I! Compliments of the !~ it It It! Season. l. jI! ttI 't! ~,'. W. SAVO(Y:;I,'429 Marine Drive 'Ij PHONES--IVest 340 and 143 t). Will be given away ab- solutely free to each purchaser of The AVest Vancouver Choral Society with assisting artists of the D'Oyle Carte Opera singers will be heard in concert at the New Orpheum Theatre on Sun- day, December 23rd, 1928, in aid of the Province Santa Claus Fund. Free transportation will be provided members of the Choir and Orchestra. Pacific Stages will leave Hol- lyburn Theatre 8.15 p. m. prompt Any members desirous of using their own cars must report at the stage door Seymour Street at 9 p. m. prompt. 1 lg. BR 'S BEST A AND 1 lb. BR 'S BEST COFFEE LADIES OF 4VEST VANCOUVER )Vill be interested to know they %VOOLS (Manufactured in England) Andalusian 3 and 4 ply Finger- ing. Unshrinkable Vest Wool, and Fancy. AIRS. i&IARLING Next to Royal Bank. Braid's Best Tea is packed in two grades: Red Label OrangePekoe and Blue Label. The most popular tea on the market %FEST VANCOUVER Greenwood's Grocery 15th and Marine %Vest 16 VANCOUVERBRAID, TUCK fr CD., LTD. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~e ~ ~ ~ ~ 'li I).~ 1t it, ....~iIC ey OnS,Ii'tII f& Wish the people of~ )i West Vancouver A Happy and Prosperous 'II t! ~New Year. pt. .'1 ~ ~ &~~~~o~~o~o~~~o~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ COURSE OF INSTRUCTIOiV IN WOOD FINISHING and FRENCH FOLISHING ~ ~\~e ~ ' ~e~%~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~eme~emeW ~ ~erne Enroll Nowe Two Evenings per Week for Three illonths. Teach you how to make and apply your own stains such as water, acid, spirit, fume and oil stains. &Iix colors and fillers, etcee etc. A warm light place to work in and you may work nn your own pieces. I supply everything. v~e~ ~ ~ ~ ~e~e~e~ ~ ~%~~e~ ~ ~ 'ii, &Ii Wishing Our Friends and Patrons 1 ~ I KiiP (601llplllllPllfs .'l; I). tI.of tiiP SPnsoii 1j 1520 Marine Drive IVEST VANCOUVEit W. CARL E Y, 2152 ilIARINE DRIVEPHONE, IVEST 71Y eel ~ lg~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ e ~ e ~ e 'e ~ ~ ~ e ~ ~~ &e&e&e&e~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ & ~ ~ ~ & ~gv--~--~~ ~ ( 'UGHTON AND B 'OWi'I I Extend their good wishes for Christmas and the New Year to all their friends and clients. II! Dundarave, B. C., 1928.;Ie ~ ~ ~ ~ me me ~ me~o ~ ~ ~e ~ ~ ~ ~ ~e me mo mome M ~