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'D m F In fO w re li of Chrlife in Boston, msetts t, 10 > toi*c*̂ NOo"'S I v™' ... .... . tiMMp.'. .a-1 U.- -̂-hS ' a(|̂ Sunday Service: 11:80 a.m.•' t i-" > ' I Sunday,.February Jl, 1934 Subject: ^ * * S P IR IT " Sunday Seh<ml at 1P;00 a.». Tcatimony Ideating Wednesday a t 8:16 p.m.' ST. ANTHONY'S CHUKCH H IIC E S E f f E C n V E fR IO A V A f l M O O H & M T U d O M f , lAUSXGE^^OxfoW'Sraiia':;^ " BACON--side, by the.piece.... PtU M S-M SeTB eX G fe^^C lJerZ thesv^^^^^ TOMATOES--On'miKl City, large tins..-...... ..;-.'*2:ttr';19c A Y LM ER-POKK -& B E A N i U f M ........ PE A S-- Avlmcr, Sieve 6, No; 2 tins.,.;..... ;....;C^2^oM9c PEls-A.ylmer: Sieve 3,.No. 2 tins..'.... . 2.for 28e ja m --Supreme Cheny. 4' lb. tin..................'.........each JELLY--Empie.ss lied Currant, 32 oz. glass 3& SODA BlSCUn'S-piristie,, 2 Ib. box-.....---..,, each FLOUR--Aunt Jemima Pancake, small |^g.;....,.eMh, 16c LAMPS--Sunbeam...............................*........ Z for EGGS--Grade A Medium...... :.............................d ^ n 22c SOAP--P. & G. Naphtha ............... . ^ }Uc ASPARAGUS--Rieh' iiavotj 15 oz, tin...̂ ......,.j..[̂ »-....ii.» i9c m»» ; \»r i l i l l j ' ■ f' ! j LAIUIE UBTEKINE j now B0 eenta' GIANT KHIJHCIIEN BAl/TB - 60 centa J6 oz. COD LIVER OIL «.«»;50-(c»nta* ANBLSSIDE-PHARHACY W. L, KER, Prop 1401 Marine Drive Phone West 823 FREE DELIVERY BAITIST CHU&CH Services 10:00 a.m.--Sunday School and Adult Bible ClasH. 11:00 a.m.--Rev. H. P. Humph­ reys, 7:30 p.m.--Rev. H.oP. Humph­ reys, , • 8:00 p.m., Monday -- B.Y.P.U, At home of Mr. H. Lowe, 2452 Haywood Avenue, 8:00 p.m., IVednesday -- Lant- ..... - Lecture.'* 8:00 p.m., Thursday -- Choir Pnictice, Sunday ,8:46 a.m.--Holy Mass -- Ser- i' mon. 10:45 a,m;--Holy Mass -- Ser­ mon. 2:15 p.m.--Sunday School. 7:30 p.m.--Devotions. Wm IT Days 8:00 a.m.--^Holy Mass.. ■7:30 p.m„ -Friday--Devotions,, ̂ Confessions of Children. 7:80 p.ni., Saturday -- Confes­ sions, ' . -- We reserve the right to limit 5AFEWAV,STp?^.>imp DISTRIBUTION W I T H O U T W A S T E v'l CHURCHES OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST CAPT. J8ATCHELOR LEFT -----------■ ' - -1-646,-297 EST-A-TB- 7 :00 p.m., Friday - C.G.I.T, ----- Junior "SPIRIT" is the subject of the Lesson - Sermon which will be read in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, February, n th . Among »fch€ ""igitations which eorhprise the Lesson - Sermon is D R , G. D.. B . S B A L E ' DENTUfy.';:" Hay Block, 14th and Marine Dr. Office Hours 9 to 6 p.in. Evenings by appointment Phone W est 72 Disposing .of a net estate._of -iho-follbWihg from the Bible: ST. STEPHANAS CHURCH Quinquagesima Sunday, Feb- Rich Suitor: "I--er--suppose ruary 11th. you are aware that I've been 8:00 a.m.--Holy Communion, making advances to your daugh- 11:15 a.m.--Matins and Sermon; ter." Preacher, the Rev. Canon Impecunious Father (extend- H. King, of St. Paul's, ing hand); "Yes; put it there, , Vancouver, son, 'And now what about her 7:15 p.m.--Evensong; address, poor old father?" by Mr. Cyril Silva-White, followed by "Forum" , in the I^rish HMU f "V Tbr News $46,297, the will of Captain Rob­ ert Alexander Batchelor, Canad­ ian Goyernbient pJloL 2947 Mar­ ine Drive, who died on January 9, has been filed in Supreme Court for probate. The widow. Helen Bromhead Batchelor, receives a life inter­ est in the residuary estate. She was also bequeathed.some furni­ ture. Four- sisters, Elizabeth Batchr elor, 3994 West Tenth; Isabella "Bless the Lord, 0 my soul: Who forgiveth all thine iniquiti­ es;, who healeth all thy diseas­ es." (Psalms 103: 1, 3). i . The Lesson - Sermon also in­ cludes the following passage from the Christian Science text-: book, "Science and Health with -. Key ĵto the Se3#tures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "There is no pow­ er apart from God.' Omnipotence has all-pow6f,"and' tb acknow- Dr. Marjory McCiibbin -- I ^ B - N T I S T Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. in. Saturdays: 10 a. mil to 1. p. m. Evenings and Saturday. After­ noons by appointment only. Royal l l̂Bank Building Ph(ine W est 446 * Residence - Phone., Weist 393. Wediieady~ Feb.' IT W -- ASH. S tev e a to ^ ^ e tta -B a tey WEDNESDAY -- 10:15 Alfreda Cameron of Montrose, "®. Scotland, receive $500 legacies. suppos.itionWEDNESDAY -- 10:15 a.m., Holy Communion; 7 :30, Evensong. A daughte:^, Ariadne Robert- sickness, and deathhave power. He proved them WOMEN I pnrtblna «l«i _ IbdU a cwsiiny, w»t draw. bu4M o& iMdift of pcm. IKNIdOERBOC^R RXM ^T 0 0 . | | | mVltladA6t.«7N»«Blo,Oimda M Friday, every Friday in Leiit, f<>«. powerles^' (p 228)4:15 p,m„ Illustrated ser- bequeathed half the residuary Powerless, tp.,228). estate "in trust for her children. The remainder is apportioned amongi^grandc^^ Philip C.- Cbapmiiuii GeneralTnsurance Agent~ Fire ,. Automobile; .^urglaiy , A c c i^ t and SiclmeB^ etc. 2557 King's Ave. Phono W. 42Y3 Vice. i l l m Established. «m North Shore 20 Years, (Isady Assistant) H A R R O N B K W . WILLIAMSON forteraH IF rertar0 North ' Vancouver Parlors 322 West Sixth Street Phone North 334 Vancouver Parlors 55-Tenth- A venue East Phone Fair, 184 Church . ertson, Donald Robertson, Ari- Committee; 2:30 p.m. -- adne Robertson; nieces, Betty . W. A .; 3 p.m;--Girl's Tea Batchelor, North Vancouver, and 'and Sale of Home CbOLking_ .Jean . Batchelor -and__Minnie. SL Frands-in-the-WoqdSy Batchelor of Thurston Bay, and '"CaulfeUd , children of the deceased's broth- Monday, Rrp.m.-- --Women's eram d sisters who may be alive Guild Birthday Tea, at his widow's death. JElla DouglasJHanes, JL26 -West UNITED CHURCH Third Street, North Vancouver, was left two oil paintings and a N ew zJ -^ o L o f--Physical--T ^ m ia g Ainbleside Hall Special corrective exercises, weight lifting, boxing and self-defence. Classes for business men, ladies - and Children. Rates Reasonable -r 01 lurtner particulars please phoiie Mack Hallmark, director, formerly instructor in SandoW ancL .Lledermann. -bchooIs7-at'Wes1r217R., ;■ / Minister: Hillis-Wright----- barographrvaluedrat-$i20r Services: Sunday 11:15 a.m. _____________ 7,;15 p.m. JANUARY SUNNY l^UT WET Sunday School, 10 a.m. C. J. Overington PIONEER BARBER Expert Work 34th and Marine Phone West 135 Prayer MeeUng Wednesday Although January was ab- ° ttr ' * . . ■ normally wet, it was also warm- The Women S Association of er and sunnier t h ^ usual, ac- Hie West Vancouver United .cording' to the monthly report C h ^ h held Its regular meeting of E. B, Shearman, Dominion *̂ t̂erao.on,_ February!.. m.e.teorological expert here. p r e S K A M in imnfall, w h L l a t t a & y V o r t " ' were read " 5^? by the conveners of various com­ mittees. The usual "Daffodil Tea*' will be given in March, and a B. G. Products luncheon on m --̂ r r ---------- W est Van News as much as in 1925, when 12.16 inches were recorded.. The aver­ age is 8.28 inches. Mean temperature was 42 de- ApriH9, at David Speniere Ltd; S ' 0^361?"^^'^^^-% ^ evemte win^be^^^de^Af exceeded in 1931^ the mean was 43.1 degrees. tefnpemlOTe--of--tlm **^513111^8 t o t h e t h e d o c t o r c a m e i n t i m e of the teidphone. Mrs, W. T. Rush. Published Every Thursday Publisher' Phone West S63 Bualnesti and BdHorial ORice:' 17th and Marine .Diive (N ext,to Hollyburn P. 0 .) Phone West 363 Mail Addrciu: P. O, Box 61, Hedlyburn, B.C. month, 56.4 diegrees, was regist­ ered on the. thirdtheJowest,-31 , SdHOOL NO'S s f G. E. -Brealey Jias been re- bnghtly for 56. .6Paftteted.,i>rincipal-jn^..Pauling,..aff,. I t J ohnWn-School. and H. I Davidson 47^ ^ averege principal of i>Hollyburn School hours. Mean relative humid- J. « . SatchelLremaining 1% *® fore; supervising principal. AR the West Vancouver teach­ ers thts year will receive"sched- ule salaries lekn 10 per cent as against a 20 per cent cut last yearit\i; ̂ \ ̂ -i t i ■ :i!»15S North Vancouver Office: 123 Lonsdale Ave. The Misses McBain are occu- pying» a suite at the home of $1,00 a year by carrier: $2,00 a year Mr. aOd Mrs, W . G, Thompson, by mail; " _ - 2058 Argyle Avenue. Lowest temperature recorded since November, 1933, was on December 16, when the ther­ mometer srnik to 26 degrees. Similar weather- conditions prevailed in Victoria,, according • to reports from the capital. month was ,7;28 inches, three inches more than Usual, and_inild,--stormy- weather prevailed: - tebnhl'n! ■'""" I ' - notified:by: 'he sick--tr------- »----- u" woman S"bedside.-TIe was_sent_£Qî ^̂ M r s " ' " r f ' ' " <5 " >«' telephone^i:'--Mrs. Hendersons-life'was"saved.™--' s J f "if ̂ alongiWithofit' said, Hendmon-.-- iHcnow-hethf^hd#:'^" t V L\, :; B.C . t e l e p h o n e