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c R m m L M J m M s m HARDWARE . OPENl^i9.CM |i|9|l|^1(^:i>^ ' i644;<)M |utoe all new s r 6 c t - ' - ' 7 ^ ' - W f :G1VK>;s e r v ic e : Local and TT. Hr MaxVs l̂!" Smith has"̂ - E. S; Gamasre was unanimous-- moved into &■ house a t 2310 ly re*appolnt^ treasu re r ^ the Bellevue Avenue. DUNDARAVEnPIER^r : g r o c e r y . C Q N F f l i ' p O N E ^ ., , #25th^^aiul Bdtl»vuft A v « i * « -., GROCERIES l ig h t LtWCiMES ' . ; H ! A S ' ICE CREAM Order by Phone WEST. 12T MR; and M R S/A . W HITEHEAD ' Proprietors.................. A dauYhtei* w as born on Sun­ d a y a t -the v N orth ; Vancouver General Hospital to.,Mate W. J , Rae of the W est Vancouver Perries ■ and Mrs, Rae, 1443 Duchess Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds and family, 23rd and Bellevue Ave­ nue, have moved to Vancouver, Vancouver North Pederal M b w ' al Association a t a meeting liiu rsd ay in the K.P. Hall, N orth * Vancouver. if'feifwispt*.-a tt/tgtm* 'MM* West Vancouver Symphony Orchestra All amateur musicians (saxaphones excepted) are invited to attend a m eeting a t .1480 Argyjle Ave. a t 8, p.m^i MONDAY, DEC­ EMBER 9th, in connection with form ing the above Orchestra. It is sincerely hoped, that .all string and wind .pla>yers w ill be present so that, rehearsals , may shortly be commenced. Refresh­ ments-will be served. * ; WM. HAVEN, Conductor. , , 1430 Argyle Avenue . .. Hollyburn "But what are-ethics, pop?" [asked the eager young offspring. "Well, Benny. 1*11 tell -you. BUILDING PERMITS $12,500 Suppose a customer comes into Building was active in W est my shop and buys a necktie th a t Vancouver during November, 11 _ - . , , . costs a dollar. He gives '̂ bie a pehniis totalling $12,500 being the past th ree years. His sue issued by the . municipal hall -- ° «ncn+mr, i. a dollar. He gives '̂ hie a [ two-dollar bill and w alks, .out 1 without the change.* . ' "Now, here's where th e ethics [come in. Should I keep the ex tra 'dollar myself or tell my partner [about it? " ' i The home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Powell a t 23rd and Jefferson Avenue, was bu rn t to the ground late on Sunday evening, the con­ tents being also destroyed. They were asleep a t .the, time, as were also their son-in-law and daugh­ ter, M n and Mrs. Charles Mc­ Millan, who were staying with them; and the alarm was turned in by. neighbors.. The brigade turned out a t once, but the fire had got too strong a hold for them to be able to, do anything. Aubrey Shellard, second son of Mr. and Mrs. I W. G. Shellard, 2177 Bellevue AVenue, le ft pn Tuesday. December 3rd, as an apprentice on the B ritish Motor- ship "W illamette Valley," owned - by S ih William Reardon Smith & Sons Led. Apprentice Shellard w a s Chiefr.Petty .Officer in .the Captain Vancouver. Sea- Cadet Corps, where he has attended for Sidney Cross; 16th and Es<|Ui- m alt Avenue, who was inj dreg m in an acclden some tim e ago and is still in hosp ital is m aking ' satisfactory progress. , 4i a i<i , -'j 4' ' > ' t Ferguson's Motor ' T ransfer ' have secured l;ho sole agency for some good ary inside ' fir m illf ends. Phone for prioes, Prom pt delivery. r • SCOUTNOTES 1st W est Vancouver liroop, (S t. Stephen's) ^ Patrol-leader Bill Dickinson of the Cougars has the honor of be­ ing the first member to. attain* his F irs t Class badge and to* re­ ceive his first All-round cords. These were presented' to him a t the last meeting along with , the honor-pennant which his patrol has won, fo r the two months' period ending November 30th. .' A t .9 p.m. next Monday, Dec­ ember 9th, there jwill be a meet­ ing of the group, to elect a new committee for the ensuing sea­ son and to transact any business which may be on hand. All par­ ents and others interested in the troop are asked to attend. 43̂),*) i FUEL SUPPLIES authorities last month. Particulars of these figures were:. 5 dwellings, $11,800; ;6 garages, $700. ITie above is an increase of $4,375 "over* the Oc­ tober total of $8,125, and $10,500 in excess p f the figures Nov- ember;T934. ^ .__ cess in obtaining, a position is due to Captain-R. Jackson who made contact w ith the company for him. , RAINBOW CLUB HOLD SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT COAL - WOOD - TRANSFER BAND NOTES Inside Fir' , - - - $5 5̂,0 per cord Slabs - - 4.00 per cord Furnace'Blocks: - 4.50 per cord One Sack, N ut Coal Free with each order of wood, s SAND - GRAVEL - M ANURE General Hduling CHAS. THOMPS<Of4 1257 Clyde Ave. Residence Phone, W e s t . 499L'. PVom; now' p n til Christmas the'W est Vancouver School Band will be kept busy helping along the good work of \ ^ n t a Claus; On Friday, December 13th, the boys are playing in the Orange Hall, when the, proceeds will go , There was very l i t t le snow on Hollyburn Ridge oyer the week end, but those who^went up en­ joyed spring w eather and bright sunshine throughout Sunday in spite,-of. the; heavy fog .which cloaked the lower levels.,^ How­ ever, :the,fog extended fa r high­ er thanis^ usual-hei^.-Due to~the, A large number turned out for* the W hist Drive and Dance last Friday in the Orange Hall, given by the Rainbow Club, M z e . w inners,for w hist were: Ladies' . first, Mrs. C. F. Powell; Gentle-':. men'&'first, C. F. Powell; Con­ solation ladies' Mrs. L. B. Clark;e; Gentlemen's, H. Holley. iRefresli-:.. •ments were served and Billy-.-̂ Blinkhorn's Orchestra kept the K.W.$avoit 1443 Marine Drive Ambleside ' Phone W est 340 ' Evenings, West l4 3 Listings ilTanled .thick. w ith e r , conditions, "the _______ ferries reduced th e ir schedule large crowd of dancers on the from a half-hourly to an hourly floor till midnight. The girls service during Sunday .evening, wish to express the ir apprecia- * * *' tion to all who helped to make Miss Gwendoline Langley, th is-en tertainm ent such a suc- , , , , __ . 15th and Ottawa Avenue, left on cess for the children in the Loyal to help make a m errier Christ- Saturday for Seattle, where she P ro testan t Home, mas for the boys and girls m the will spend .three weeks as the P rotestant H pnie'at New West- guesLof Mr. and Mrs. Lou.Wal- minsfer^: On Wednesday, Decern- ters. ^ PHYSICAL RECREATION EVENING Real Estate Finance ah9 her IS th , the band will e n t^ ta in - the patients a t the Shaughnessy Military Hospital ̂ while on Sun­ day,-December 22hd, the band will give a ^ a n d concert in the Lonsdale Theatre in aid of the N orth Shore Christmas Cheer Fund. DICKENS' NIGHT TONIGHT Tonight a t 8 o'clock a series of sketches will be given by the evening of th e provincial recre- A representative, body of resi­ dents including several members of the "cpiinciLand school board' were present a t the first open . Let us check your Radio .and give you ah estimate; pF the cost p f repairs. No rcharge or obligation. j ; L. PETTIG R EW « Th& Radio Man*[ West 145 1890 Marine West Vancouver Dickens' Club in St. Stephen's Parish Hall, ori' the preparation of which the members have been ■ busy for some time. The sketches will be taken from Dombey and Son and Nicholas Nickleby, and a ation , classes on Wednesday night, the 27th ultimo, in Ingle^ wood Gymnasium. An interest­ ing program of fancy dancing, rhythm ic exercises, aerobatics, wrestling, volleyball and basket-^ ball was run off by the pupils of musical program has, also been Miss Molly Edwards and M. S arranged. No admitjtan'oe fee will Hallmark. Miss Joan Jefferies be charged, but a collectioh will betaken up for the.H all Renova­ tion Fund. Parents are asked to kindly note th a t children un- ' accompanied by adults will not -be admitted. P.-T. A. NOTES F O R G O O D'A » phon̂e FERGUSON - WEST 65 Tqar. who. acted as accompanist, gave some piano selections, while Miss M arjorie M urray played some violin solos. During the evening Mr. E isenhardt ,delivered an ad­ dress bn the history-and work of the recreation, movement, and also w ith a partner gave an ex­ hibition of fencing. CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF WEST VANCOUVER CourLol Re^iion of Voters' List, 1936 District of West .Vancouver,.B. C .,^jv Tuesday, the 10th day 01 December, 1935, a t-10 o'clock-in th e forenoon, for-the_pur=_ correctihgvahd revising^ th e Voters' List fo r th e year 1936 and to determine any application 'to- strike out the'nam e- of any. person, which -haaibeeh i ^ the^^on, Noplace?-on such list the,„name^ofi^any person improperly omitted therefrom. = " ',/ Those who attended the P.-T. A. meeting on Tuesday, Novem-:: ber 26th, and heard the^address , of Dr. Dorchester Avere Neatly. ; impressed by the know l^ge and, convincing m anner of the doetpr , and w e r e profoundly, impressed with the possibilities* shown to - be within the power of any indiv^r , idual to control health. Quotations from , the; Bible, were given freely and mucR new , light thrown on theirdnterpreta- tion as well as proof pi mdbh greater longevity and /poweitfiil physique of the peoples, of Bible history. Dr. D orchester was suitably ' thanked and-lthe^ usual - . Johnny (at^the w indow ): ^"Ohma,-v an automobile ju st w ent by as,big as -a barn.'L * „ _ , _____ _____ His Mojther: ^^Johnny, why do you exa g g era te so? I told you a million tim es today* about th a t habit o f yours, and it doesn't do a bit o f good." Ghristtaa^ C a r (^ S '^ ; Should be selected now while the assortment Is complete. 5c and up. Cemmiirs Drug Store Tht Store of Sorrleo* 1586 Marine Drlvo West 87 or Weat 607 Emergency. Phone West 831 (After 10 p.m.) RADIO SERVICE All work guaranteed Hayward & Prebble 2464 Marino Drive P h o n o s:. W est 478 - N ight, W est 639 Stratton's BAKERY CHRISTMAS CAKES Plain or Iced Scotch Bun & Short Bread "!Ymas Puddings • Mince Pies Made a t 1468 Marine Drive . Phone W est 27 * ■ ' f ;■■■. .f t ••• ■ Hollyburn Theatre THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY M ATINEE December 5th, 6th and ,7th --RICHARD DIX T he ARIZONIAN' also "ONLY THE BRAVE" "EXCUSE MY GLOVES" SATU R D AY and MONDAY December 7th and 9th CLAUDETTE COLBERT " IMITATION OF LIFE" from the fam ous novel by Fanny Hurst T U E SD A Y & W ED NESDA Y ' -.December 10th and 11th' ** T he L oves o f a D ic ta to r'* Oh^e only a t 8:25 also "THE GIRL FRIEND" , SUPREM E IN TONE De; Forest Crosley " J U B IL E E ,S E R IE S " Generous turn-in allowance FOR S T'S . ' 66 Lonsdale Ave. Wests? ; North 625 '/Mrs^. W. T /R ush , 2166*Argyle Avenue, ̂has returned^ from a visit to, her son on Salt Spring Islannj;, , ,'4 LEGION W.A. ANNUAL BAZZAR SEW ING, HOME-COOKING^ and T E A ^ at 2:30 p.m. . MILITARY WHIST and DANCE a t '8:30 p.m". In LEGION HAl1 , MTURDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1935. , Admission,.CoHeidtion.' social period in the ' lunch room "'was enjoyed by all. ® "■' There will be non*egiuar meet? '̂ mg .in December,^biif i t .is i^s-" sible that something of a social nature may be arranged in the e'N ew >Y ^r5'ArraRg€®^^^ musical appreciation feature tO' be held, in Fehruaryt^^e t^^^ f hands,wJ;:®;^C3pndbA m !WEST: VANCOUVER SANTA'CLA:it s F D N P Convenor--Mrs.* A. „Cromar Brucej te. . \ , , J..;; l^ y Begins. Week Beginning l^oh^y, December 9th. : >4 ' /* i ? I I r m r r - * I j ; * , 4' I