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1 . .- y . : Ss%̂ ■» ■'̂ .̂ «liWMlllltp<<lWil̂ ^ mH 1': ^ .... ^ WeDeliver A Pirompdy # betw een 3 a.m. and 10 p.m. and in emergency at other times. lu J fl* Send your next Prescription here. *'4 r ' i ' p GemmiH's Drug Store , * The Storo of Bervle*. 1586 Marino Drive '! v jjtsy 9»J[25S; feiii y o u r O VyN ,,JTQ W N WINDOWS DOORS , shingles UTH VENEERS roofing building paper A'Cotnijplete"' MMHIM̂ 1 ̂ M̂t I)tt|||i " Hi B n i l o c ! i ^ ' ■' i 9 S # J L ■ . BRICK* CEMENT TILE UM E SAND P U N S AND SPEanCATIONS Drawn up and tsti* mates given Free. Barbara Haawm were among those tfho received diplomas at the' recent graduating exercises of S t Pattl*8 Hoepital. MissHad- win, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hadwin, 1470 Haywood Avenue, read the valedictory ad­ dress. Astbury's Builders' Supplies . 16tli and Marine Dfdve Night Phone W est 627R Phone West 199 R A m o S E R V I C E KX1M<:uT r e p a ir s o n a n y r a d io --Any make, any model, any year Brown & M unton Members Associated Radio Technicians of B. C. 1542 Marine Drive West 366 VIOLIN and PIANO RECITAL by, the pupils of / MRS. F. KNIGHT.HODGE and MISS MARGARET. McIn t y r e Legion Mall ' .. ' Saturday, May 18th, at 8 p.m* . TICKETS 25c ST. THOMAS " OLD HOME W EEK Y. P. A. ACTIVITIES We have been asked by J. Cripps, 25th and Ottawa AVe- nue, to state that St. Thomas,: Ontario ̂ is holding an Old Home Week-from 29th June to 4th July inclusive, this for the informa­ tion of any old residents o f that ■ city living here. Any interested are asked to write the secretary* F. 'R; -Palmer, at St. Thomasyr Oiit., or phone Mr. Cripps at West95R2. ' ' ' , - \ "Fellowship" will be the topic under discussion at the Sunday evening meetingT^jOf-the W.V.U, Y.P. Society. .Charles Baldwin will be the speaker on the subject and take charge of the discus­ sion to follow. These short, friendly m eetings take place in the Church Hall after the even­ ing service. SOFTBALL Philip C. Chapman General Insurance A gent Fire, Automobile, Burglary, ; Accident and Sickness, etc. 2557 Kjng!s Ave. Phone, W.-42YU -On Monday, May 6th, the Mot­ or Service team (forniierly F.C. I.) sponsored this year "'by Bobby Seeds, defeated Ward- law's .Jl-3 a t Mahon Park in^̂ the opening game of the North Shore Softball League. Hpme runs were h it by MeCud', Tearoe, A son was born on Monday to Mr. and Mrs. A . C. Crichton (nee E tta MaeVean) o f Vancouver in Grace Hospital.V ̂ ... ,1̂-. # The tulips placed in front of the stage o f the Hollyburn The­ atre at, the Jubilee Concerts were grown by Mrs. R. B. Rhodes, 1269 Esquimalt Avenue, they having won the first prize in the Vancouver Tulip Show. „ An exhibition of pietui-es by A. C, Leighton, R.B.A., is being held in the Vancouver Art Gal­ lery from May 7th to 15th. We understand admission is free. Mrs. Cecil Bates, who has been the guest of Miss Ola Mac- L6an, 2120 Bellevue Avenue, h as, returned to her home in Agassiz, B. O. ̂ 4( Two bears have been enjoying them selves among" the cabins oh ♦Hollyburn Ridge, but so far the cabin owners have not been able to arrest them on a charge of "breaking and entering." These, animals live on Hollybum'Mount and,' after ambling round and over and through the cabins for a time, . become quite tame, whereas-- a word without which the law and lawyers would cease to exist-- the owners of such buildings beconte quite wild. Mrs., Clarke has moved from 25th and Marine Drive to 17th ' and Marine Drive. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. A. G. Redpath and-'Mrs. H. B. Watson,- both of Kerris- dale, were guests'at the Clachan over the .week end.* ♦ ♦ Hollyburn Ridg-6 -was a very popular place over the holidays, approximately 2,000 visitors hik­ ing up there over the week end. Mrs. L ter, Miss Mary ^ Iv er , ing from Vancouver into on© the suites in the Hollyburn Block at 16th and Marine Drive; ' « <► ' f W. Partridge, 2212 Believde Avenue, is h ^ in g a- new house built at 81st and Marine Drive. Miss Bubbles Bernard was hostess a t a delightful surprise party held for Miss Beryl Gmy aat Friday. A fter ' welcoming Miss Gray, the guests enjoyed many games and cpmpetiticms. A t 10:30 p.m. a dainty bulfet supper was served. Tea and cof­ fee were poured by Miss Joan Puixshase and Mrs. G. Gray. Dur­ ing the supper Miss Gra>̂ was the recipient of a book, suitably inscribed with the signature of every member o f th e cast of "Our College Star." ̂Games and music continued until 12:30 a.m. Those present were: The Misses Beryl Gray, Bubbles Bernard, Joan Thompson, Joyce Bur- bridge, Shirley Ware, Bonnibel Barbour, Phyllis Biglow, Betty Gray, Doreen Bernard, Joan Purchase, Brenda W icking, Mrs. G. Gray, Mrs. T. K. Bernard; Messrs. Jack Dorchester, Fi*ank Smith, John Allan, Don Mc- ' Kenzie, Kenneth McNair, G. Gray and T. K. Bernard. f LEGION W. A. ' A provincial executive m eet­ ing is being held at 1:30 p.m. Friday, at the' Legion room's, 856 Seymour Street, wfth Mrs. Mc­ Donald of Revelstoke, the presi­ dent, in the chair. All members are cordially invited to attend. The, branch has been awarded the tender to, supply refresh­ m ents on the grounds May Day, ̂ Mrs. Sharman, W est 99L, is convener, and Mrs. W. Green is convener for both dances. K. W . S a v b n r 1443 Marine Drive Ambleside Phone W est 340 Evenings, W est 143 Listings Wanted Real Estate Finance and Insurance i : Bud Sullivan, for Motor Seryice, pitched a good gapie and was M iss'Patsy Davidson, who has iS e S T fo r ^ s ^ ^ t tm ^ ^ r ^ River. B. C.. has come down* .. . JL! ' ' '"It. * , . i ' : 1 ,__ UNEMPLOYED ASSOCIATION A successful Whist drive and dance w a s . held by the W est Vancouver Unemployed Associa­ tion at the Legion Hall on May 2nd. The ladies' prize was won by Mrs. P. Johnson, and the gentleman's prize by J. Morris, consolation prize going to Mrs. J. Glove ̂ and Mr. J. Tite. Re­ freshm ents were served a t, 10 p .m ., and dancing . started im'r '1ned^iat^~aHerward^^ -------- given good support. Thanks are extended to Joe Murch for the donation o f a ball.'. from there for a visit to her parents at her home, 22nd and Bellevue Avenuci BASEBALL Monday a t Amiblesid^, two team s picked from the Young Liberals Men's League played a close game ending 22 to 20. The girls' game was between- the IXL, a group o f young ladies from W est 'Vancouver playing under that name and the Young Liberals of North Vancouver. IXL won by the score of 15 to 13. . ' F.C.L defeated Wardlaw's in a North Shore League game on Monday. Grout's Service beat Dollarton in the ,same4eague on Tuesday at North Vancouver. 41 tp * Mr. Elder has moved from Radcliffe Avenue into the Jack- man cottage at 22nd and Queen's Avenue. * ♦ ♦ ♦ • ' R. S. Garrick, 2980 Mathers Avenue, has left for a trip to the Pacific States.' ♦ ♦ ♦ y Miss Bulkley of Honolulu, who was recently the guest o f her parents here, was- ̂married in Chicago last Saturday week to the" captain in command of the U.S. Army Air Squadron in that city. She is at present living at Scott's Fields outside Chicago. the association will be held at the . Legion Hall on Thursday, May 9th, at 8'p.m., when a good attendance is requested as im­ portant m atters will be under discussion. ' W EST VANCOUVER L. 0 . L. No. 2990 DISABLED VETERANS Announcing the OPENING of the FERRY LENDING LIBRARY 1 1 7 1 4 ih S tr e e t British and American Books;- Well selected to su it ev e iy taste -- Convenient, too , Just a t the ,^ u s Terminus The Disabled V eterans,-W est Vancouver Branch, wilL hold a m eeting at 8 p.m. next Tuesday, 14th May, a t their headquarters in the ferry rooms. All members. are asked to mjake a point o f 1 being present. WEST VAjMCOUVEE TULIPS WIN IN VANCOUVER The regular m eeting of the above lodge was held in the Orange Hall Tuesday last.. The- initiatory degree was exempli­ fied by the lodge degree team on an approved candidate. An iihvitation w as received from North Vancouver L.O.L. 1840 to- attend Church Service on Sunday at St. John's Angli­ can Church. The service will be conducted' by the rector. Rev. Bro. Barrett and membrs will m eet in chiirch hall at 6:45 p.m. Regalia^to be^worn. After the service there will be a lecture given in the ̂ church hall on the . Loyal Protestant, Home for Children followed^ by a film show ing the Work done for the h ^ d y child by the Orange As­ sociation. Members o f local lodge „meef . at Orange Hall at 6:30 p.ni. sharp. 37 or Wc«t 607 - ............Vl ■ ■ .) Emergency Phone West 821 . (After 10 p.m.) % Stratton's BAKERY Bread, Cakes, Pastries, Birthday, Christening ' and Wedding Cakes Meat Pies, ,^ausagc Rolls, Banbury Cakes Cinnanioii Buns, Variety of Tea Breads, Fresh every morning Note Address: M()S Marino Drive ̂ l»hono W est 27 ■ 'Pf It 'S' Hollyburn Theatre rilUU., F lil. & SAT. MAT. May !)Ui, lOth ami l l ih BLACK BEAUTY' also "ALLEZ OOP" SAT. EVENING & MONDAY May lu ll and l.'lth 'CHU CHIN CHOW' ' also " BEWARE OF BARNACLE BILL'^ TUESDAY & .WEDNESDAY May 14th and 15th Whom the Gods Destroy also ' Young and BeautifuL C. J. Overington 3 NOW OPEN FULLTIME 14th & Murine, Phone West 135 New SHIPMENT English Crown IIIC ^C L E S $27.50 F O R S T 'S N o rth .IBS W est 180OOLoHBdale Avc. North Vancouver TEAROE & SON 1474 Marine Drive Concrete Contractors A G R IC U L T U R A L LIME in stock for spring gardening Speciab^^3 sack^^For $,L25 Phone .West 84 for quick delivery. Mrs. Lynn of Vaheouver, has rented- one of Mrs. Bulkley's cottages at 26th and Bellevue Avenue, the other cottage hav- .irfg been rented to Miss Reid. West Vancouver MESSENGER SERVICE PARCELS DELIVEREb-CAREFULLY - to all parts; of West Vancouver PH ON E W EST 141A G E O R G E W A TT 1595 Csqufmalt Ave., Wcst.Vancouver Mrs. R. B. Rhodes, 1269 Esqui^ malt Avenue, swept th e boiard with her tulips at the ,Vancou- ver Tulip Show held last Friday and Saturday .in the H otel Van­ couver; putting in s ix entries and winning five firsts. Particu­ lars are as-follows: F y fe Smith Trophy, the Silver Trophy, Marshall Wells Silver Trophy, first for vase o f pink tiipils, first for.-vase of yellow tulips, and first for vase o f rose pink tulips. WEST VAN MOTORS , T H E S H E L L S T A T IO N BILL c ltO U T Gomplete Automotive Service p h o n e For Towing and Wrecker Service West 268 * . N o w is the time to Re-'Tirc with^ GOODYEAR G3S IV£ SPECIALIZE I S PLEASING THE -CUSTOMER * * i*% ■ t ;({*♦% m S i A"tit'll ; H 3 ̂ \ ' * L ' f .W'-'W ■ ¥- -A ■' '!fr 1