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y o u r WINDOWS DOORS shingles LATH VENEERS ROOHNC building PAPER B u lM e in ) ' S e r v i c e ' s D BMCK. CO«ENT West Vwicouver thirty minutes 29th and PaJmerston Avenue* liast midnight, returning from died on Tuesday, 18th instant, the Vancouver Dock at 1 a.m. a t Bremerton. F^nerai se ttees There will be # hiUf>hourly were held last PHday in Van- service on the ferries New couver, where the deceased Yearns Day. First boat from formerly. resided, and interment West Vancouver 6 a. m. and was made in Mountain View every half-hour until 11:30 p.m. Cemetery. From Vancouver, 6:30 a.m. and ♦ * * TILE U M E SAND PLANS AND SPEOFICATIONS Drawn up and esti* mates given Free. Astbury's Builders- Supplies ioth andi Marine DHv6. Phone West 199 -rr Burrard L au n d ry Ltd, in<;i'ENDABLB i DAVE ANDERSON, 'West Vancouver Representative Phones--West 091L or North 1810 ___. every half-hour until midnight. West Bay Bus meets all boats. ■ *',■ '1)1'«i ' . A daughter was born Christ­ mas morning in the North Van­ couver General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vj vyaii, 17th Street. Tom̂ Lightly, who spent the Xmas holidays with hi.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Lightly, 2186-------........................ . -..... ...... . Alberhi. • * ♦ WEST BAY LIBRARY 3398 Marine Drive iitR if^R g o tt a l l A i^ a p p g a n il Proappruna t̂ur 1335 I WEST VANCOUVER FERRIES ! ' " it NEW YEARNS EVE SCHEDULE I' night, returning from the Vancouver Dock at 1 a.m. H r t "•D: NEW YEARNS DAY SCHEDULE I HALF-HOURLY SERVICEr- ̂_ ' ; f ------ LeaveWest~Vaiicouvet"*= 6-a.mrand'every-half-hour-until--. t 11:30'p.rri. i Tom Standing, 1719 Duchess Avenue, who met wth a very bad P'"' accident to his hand while split­ ting w-ood, will be laid up^or a month or more. ' ■ «■- ■ ■ ,ii« Edgai' Grout, brother of Bill Grout, of the West Van. Motors, had his car in collision with an­ other car on Monday evening in Vancouver. He was thrown out on the pavement,, receiving a cut on the head and brUiseSi The car Ŵas badly damaged.-- George Tiie of New Westmin­ ster, but formerly of West Van­ couver, suffered a fractured skull last Tuesday, when his car was in collision with a street car at 2nd Street and Mahon Ave­ nue,. North Vancouver. He was taken to the North Vancouver General Hospital, where he had not recovered consciousness a t time of our ffoinR to press. --.-'-- B A G S -P O S T P O N E B The Provincial Cro^s-Country Race has been postponed to Sat­ urday, "January 19th, a t 2:30 QJi;if OiDmplitnettts of ti|r 8ksog Thanking you for your support. Gemmili's Drug S tire Tht Btor* of Servlc*. 1586 Marine Drive Wcet 37 or Weet 607 Emergency Phono Weet 821 (After 10 p.m.) ■V, LEGION W. A. Stratton's BAKERY SCOTCH SHORTBREAD .MIN€Kn,piES Variety of Cakes. Made at 1468 Marine Drive l>hone Weal 27 ■■■•-•'■it-"' vi' ! ','(■* J"ku ! «>4 ' I The annual Xmas Party for Veterans and their children will be held Saturday29th instant, in the Legion Hall! Children up to 13 years are invited a t 2:80 when each will receive a theatre ticket and be entertained with Hoilyburn Theatre FRIDAY and SATURDAY Docember 28th uud 29th STAN LAUREL OLIVER 1IAM)Y games and dancing before sup- 18per. The boys and girls' over 18 and their T>arents will be' enter­ tained in the evening at 8 :80 to P. W. Dollmanj of St. Brelade, a social and dance. Thecommit- 1564 Fulton AV^nue, recen%^ tee converted by Mrs. Graham * •j) received word of the death in' has been veify busy preparing Extra boat leaves West Vancouver 30 minutes past mid- -ij England, of his relative, J. C. for this party and. a very enjoy- The Devil's Brother MONDAY and TUESDAY Dcfoinbor Illat and January Ist ft DQllman, R.A. A distinguished artist, he was best known by his w picture t>f Capt.' Oates -- "A w Very Gallant Gentleman," and a famous war picture entitled "The { Nation's (Creditors." ■| able time is assured to all. WILL ROGERS *Handy Andy* SCHOOLS* BAND BOYS ASSIST CHEER FUND " Moroccan Nights " i ♦ * ♦ -To-Whom It-May-Concern :- Despite the incleinent weather on Wednesday evening of last -week,-the-High-School-Auditori- (Musical in Color) Si)ccial Matineo Now Year's Day WEDNESDAY & miURSDAY. .jJoDu_ary__2n̂ d _and 3r^____ T . . . . .. um was well filled to hear the.. , ,, In this issue there appears a a<.Tiinr AtiHi inri'inr hnvV .harivl*? Leave Vancouver^:6,:80 a .m /^ d every half-hour until | notice from Chief Squireg that other stidenta in a aplendid midraght.. . .. > alot machin.es and gambling de- concert in aid of the Santa Glaus West-Bav Bug meets all boats ^ kinds must be,im- Fund. Under the directidh ofwest Jiay BUS meets ail Doats. | mediately removed, from^oper^ Mr. A. Delamont, the boys pre- " George White's Scandals" also The. President, Executive and. Members of the West Vancouver Branch Catiadian Legion „ Wish all their patrons and friends A HappO'rid 'Prosperous New Year. tion. Failure to comply will sented a delightfuL and varied" -result---jn- prosecutipn_^_i^^ --^program--which--brought--forth- lurther notice. rounds of applause from parents ~ , and friends. The Junior band HOLLYBURN HALL also made its debut in a few numbers --• two of its members " Frontier Marshal'* GEORGE O'BRIEN There will be a Youn^-People s playing a duet. This band is not Service illustrated by lantern yet a year old, and consists of views on ".Seven Great Things bpyg from 9 years' old and up. a t 7 :3 0 p.m. tonight (Friday) in The audience gave them lots of Hoilyburn Hall. Sunday School encouragement to go on towards ' and young men's Bible cla^s at attaining th ^ efficiency of the 10 a.m. next Sunday, 30^"inst- ̂senior band. Miss Margaret Wll- ant, and at the 7 :30 p.m, Sunday v son's Glee Club sang three num- Philip C. Chapman Gener^ Insurance Agent Fire, Automobile, Burglary, Accident and Sickness, etc. 2557 King's Aye. Phone W. 42Y8 semce James Gibson will give a (Gospel Address. Everybody welcome. CORRESPONDENCE Corporation of West Vancouver To-Whom it M ag-Concern: -- -- -- N O T I C E Slot Machines and Gambling Devices of all kinds must"be immediately removed from operation. Failure , to comply will result in prosecution with­ out further notice. . . ' . CHIEF CONSTABLE bers including two Christmas carols. The guest'd' artist was Barbara Hall, popular young comedienne. Little David Wil- . son,, eight year old little Scots­ man, a pupil of Pauline John.son School, nearly , stole the show when complete in kilts and bon- C. J, Overington PIONEER BARBER Wishes his patrons and friends A Very Happy Now. Year. 14th and Marine Phone West 135 To the Editor, . West Van News. Dear Sir,--I would appreciate' net he sang Scotch songs, and space in ' your paper -to thank later gave an ^hibition of Scot- ' the public.for their-generous re- tish dancing. His brother Bobby sponse to our tag day , for the also stiired the "hearts of the unemployed. audience with'̂ ba^ip^selections. We realize the many-demands Short appreciative speeches were made in these times .to which ' made by Trustee Russell, J, R. the public are subjected, and re- Mitchell and J. E. Condon. Mrs. membering this we are grateful W- Green, chairman of the Santa -for the support giyen. Claus "Committee, thanked the It was very encouraging to Us students on behalf of the com- to hear the many heartfelt wish- mittee. es ixpress,^ by so many that ™ f w a it s ^ they could do more. ■ , l i lL WAiLo It made one feel that the The "Waiti^* wish to voice C. J^ARCHER LTD. Wish their clients and friends a Very Happy and. Prosperous New Year,. C. J. Archer E. H; Minions. ItADIO SALES a n d ser vic e FORST'S 1586 Marine West 37 North 525 Fred Jones BICYCLE SHOP -1455 Marine. TV)^47^Y Bicycles, IM cycI^ Scooters Repaid Experienced , ".K j-1ELECTRICAL , ,m e c h a n ic a l ' \ r REPAIRS Efficient r "SERVICE Courteous sDAY or NICHT, kWlby - • 283'6 Marine VYest 53R2 position, desperate as it is, can- their appreciation to West Van- not be hopeless when such larjge couver for the splendid response numbers deplore the situation to the ,Carol singing last Friday, and are willing, "'should oppor- which resulted in $44.25 collect- - "tunity present 4tself to make ed and turned over to the Xmas sacrifices as necebsary to help Cheer Fund, those less fortunate than them- , Much praise and credit are due selves. ■ toilers. G. Gray and Mrs. P. C. In conclusion let mje ^ y 'th a t / Chapnian, the two ladies who- though the weather last satur- ' went around to the houses coh day was very unfavorable^ the lectihg during-the programs, response was verjr charing to So many calls were received ; us and we couple with the people for -special visits^* to sick and W ishing-you a ll thCt .Compliments o f the Season K.W. Savory 1443 Marine Drive Ambleside Phone West 340 Evenings, W^t 148 _____ . ̂ , ____ . - . W ifier"Poor Mrs. Gossip has jof West Vancouver our thanks shut-in people that it was found such â ĉold; she can't talk above to the Reeve and Ckiuncil whose possible to cover only a portion a. whwper." , "co-operation made the. tag day of ~"tLese. "'Arrangements "were .Hubby I'^T^jiay, we've been possible. , ̂^ ̂ made, however, to call on them * wanting to ' nave the Gospps . Signed, , - last night after the visit to the ■'over to dinner some evening. R. BLOXHAM, North Vancouver General Hos- Don't you think this, is a good President, pital. time?" ll.r-V" ' '"w'wa ' \ 1 J ¥<C, ; - t p ifni V.', v ; i ; ".w h.' i ^ €K!j if '/ii*417- /.i,- / <• .- y ¥ 7 -- A--- f- -11 ki ̂\ y. 5̂ " h i ' ' i W : < ' % .V -S( miWi ' I -V V