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■* , « It fW't r '4 ' f r "4'pf I * « ' i - r» t f : Si .*«» h l' i^' %, ^ a*" 'I 4' ii. h' If I 'i---L l i ri II' |v ,. f» ® W l» T VAN NEWS 80,1936. 'P b o o e 'W M r W n o n e WMt 46 S m i t h s G r o c e r g LIST OP PARADE- fH i^E WINNBilS Prices Good Friday Sc Saturday, May 31st & June 1st KErJvOGG'8 WHEAT KHISPIIBI 2 packetn m GKAI'BNUT FLAKES...... »„.pkL He m )Y8 «lid OIKLB! ^ Got • Bal­ loon Free with each |»acJuif* of Grapenut Flakea. l OMATOKS, larire, 2Ki.......2 tllia l«c FUFFKD WHEAT ........... .. pkU tOe ROMAN MEAL .....................pkt, 22e 'I'EA -- Aunt Marya* Family Blend .................... ,.lh. 3r,c AUNT MAKV'S COFFEE 1 »>• l»«lf .............................. 2«e KELLOGG'S CORNFLAKES 3 paeketa ..;....... 25c IUkI & WhiU- CLEANSER. 2 Una IGe Rt^ & White S FA G H E IT I. 2 Una 1t)r 'Hand Cleaner. ROGER'S GOLDEN SYRUF 2 th. tin ................................ ifif Red & White BAKING FOWDER 12 ot. tin ....................................... 17,. " 164ldS€i#ai ""'.i^uPwdasiw. ^ Phone West 378 HliOUf.DEKS OF LAMB (whole) per Ih............................................. 17c LF,t;H OF LAMB, per lb...............27c DOMINION BACON, Fj lb. pkg. 17e LOINS OF LAMB (Breoat on) lb. 20c BOLOGNA, per lb. ....................... iSe BURNS' DAISY IX)AF, per lb . . 25c FLEfCHER'S LUXURY LOAF, per III ............ 80c BURNS'. SECURITY BACON '/; lb, p k ta ............................ .-- ........ 18c GAINER'S SUPERIOR WEINERS per lb......................... 20c YOUNG BOILING FOWL, lb.,.,.., 21c BONF.LESS CORNED BEEF, lb. 16c I.AMB -- VEAL -- BEEF -- PORK All Fineat Quality MURESCO FOR THE WALL.S AND CEILING 20 BEAUTIFUL TINTS per pkg. 75c (Continued from 1) 3rd, llouHU Ji--R, BinnitiKi B. Climie, D, McKpnzie, V. Johnaon, J, MiiHternmn, It. MinionB. H.'-IO a.m.--RuIay Raco, 23rd to Mth Str., Pauline JohnOen vs. liollyburn, 8 men tcainH. iBt, Hullyliurn: P. JeinrioH, J. MnUhius, M. Spanks, W .TIill, W, Breeden, S. Breeden,..R, MticAuIay, D. Slouri. ' 2nd, Pauline johnspn; I>. J(obnon, B. Glover, M. llouhi-. , no,, D. Cox̂ i K. (,)<»le, G. Kadlet, M. Luuder, I*\ Feeney, ,---------- t!r----------- : , ■ ' • ( . i ' OI^EN-EVENTS H:32 u.in.--220,yds.--Men's Oj)en, 15th to Mth Street, , 1st, Churlos Milos; 2nd, Dick LoBter. _R:58.a.m,--440-yda.--Men'H- Oj)en, -17th-to i-lth-Street. 1st, Charles Miles; 2nd, Frank Brebhle, * H. 100 yds---Boys' Iti and 17 years. 1st, John l̂ 'IddeH; 2nd, Don Sharinun. . 100 yds,--GlrlH 10 and 17 yours. l«t, Elsie Partrid^fe; 2nd, Virginia Gumage. loo ydB.--Boys IK, ly, & 20. 1st, Ghas, Miles; 2nd, AleXi MacAuIuy. 100 yds.--Girls .18, ly, & 20. '1st,-Evelyn 'Glu(lslmie;'2nd,"Mur AlTn8tr^ _100 yd.s.--Men.21 and over. _ __.■.' .; ■ ~ '.. 1st, Bill Davie; 2nd, John Allen. Broad Jump--Boys 14,.and 15. . M.^Spanks, 1(1 fft, in.; 2nd, Jiidson Armstrong, ,'.|5 ft,'l.-in. ;v Hop-.Step-and-Jumj)--Girls 14 and 15. 1st, Aludrcy BurkhiiiV 27 ft. 2 in.;» 2nd, Rita Aldrcd, 20 ft. IIV̂ in. 25 yds.---Girls 5 and under. 1st, Joan Knight; 2nd, Mary MiUer. 25 yds--̂Egg and Spoon -- Boys 6 and 7̂ Jjitv.,Geatrxey,̂ uaf-4̂ ndr̂ Robert̂ -Wjiito?̂ -̂ --̂ Best Decorated Float -- Prov- Centre. Best Decorated Private Auto -- N̂o entries. ■ ' b « Best CJornmercial Van -- iv. o. Seeds. ' ' Best Decorated Bicycle - - h Farnum Bros,, aRc 13 and 8; 2, Barbara S p arro w , ajrc 12. Best Decorated Tricycle -- C Josephine Castillou, age 7; 2, E. Dodson, age G. Best Decorated Scooter -- 1. Harry Wyckoff, age 7. Best Decorated Wagon -- 1, B ert 1/B8ter - Taylor, age 7; 2, Kathleen ColliriHon,. ag'e. 5. Advertising Costume --- 1. Betty CHiisholm, age 14; 2. Bert Scott, age 6. Humorous ('ostume -- 1. John Seiburth, age 7; 2, Olive David­ son, age 13. Patriotic Couples -- 1, I'Veda ChisholnrL age 7, Betty Bartlett, age 6; 2, Lyman Jonies, age 10. Original Costumes -- 1, Ruth McLe(>d, age 13; 2, Pat Little, age 13. ^ Best Dressed Boy -- 1, Stan­ ley McCartney, age 5; 2, Roy Fletcher, age 6. Best Dressed Girl -- 1, Sheila Castillou, age 10; 2, May Kruger age 5. Children with Floral Display -- 1, Avis Hodson, age 5. J E F F E R I E S "S D P E R I ^ 5 | 9 I E A T S Govemmont Inspected Only HAMS LAMB BEEF *s- POBK VEAL COLD MEATS OF ALL KINDS DELICATBSSEN 1 store at Hollybum, next Theatre PHONE WEST 3 LUNBER and'all BUILDING MATERIALS WEST VANCOUVER LUMBER CO. LTD. ------- FOR REAL SATISFACTION / -------- P hone West 115 1497 Marine Drtv% CLASSIFIED A D S / l o st-- Band Boy's Trench at May Day Dance. Phone Mr. Con­ don, West 23GR or'West 373. LOST -- Electi bag, Tuesday bus or ferry. d, minimum all claHsi* T he r a te fo r C lnsslfled A d v e r tla e m e n ta la 2 c e n i t |M>r wi 25 cen ta . E x c e p t in the c a se o f Uiooe h a v in g r e g u la r a c ^ W 6eds are payable strictly /" „ „ ' : Remember Classifieds in the West Van Newa get i n i t i a t e results. ' ■ ..................... .................................... «wa ibrator in paper *ng oh 10 o'clock TO. West 53L3. I. 0. D. E. The Duncan Lawson Chapter .will hold its June n^eeting on Wednesday, June 5th -- on ac­ count of Monday being a holi­ day -- at the home of, Mrs. Robertson, 25th and Mathers, at 2:,15. sharp. - - . . FOR SALE -- W aterfront Bungalow on a large lot in lawn and rockwies, I 2 blocks east of Dundurave. Cash, $2600, terms, $3,000. For. details apply Box 33. West Van News. HOUSE M OyiNG>^- Alterations and repairs; Conci^tA' > and basement work. Phone Wilson, North 682L. . ;■ FOR RENT --' Unfurnished Bedroom, close' bathing beach, with use of modern home. West 337R. ' Paper-Hang- ily. PAINTING. Decof ing. F irst C lasl^lwor^, 6hly. Phone Bert Williamson, W#r>41SR. DEATH OF MRS. L FOR SALE -- Three hundred Leghorn cockerels; four weeks old, 10 c e n ts - each. McIntyre, West 663Y. ROCK DRILLING " built, rockeries made and planth^i). Day or contract; Phone West '294. ' M. GILLHAM 0. 10. 11. 12. -13. 14. Mrs. Louise Mary Gillbam, 2077 Pulton Avenue, passed a- way last Thursday, aged 79. Funeral services were held on -Saturday afternoon in St. Steph­ en's Chiu;ch, Rev. F. A. Ramsey bflfieiating, and" interment was made in (japilano View Cemet­ ery. The deceased is survived by her husband, a son. Jack in Ehg- : land, and two daughters^ Dor­ othy a t home, and Mrs.' D. Mar­ tin of Penticton. WILL GIVE Beautiful Rosewood Gui­ tar for clearing and grading 66 f t x 33. Box 9* West Van News. SHOE r e p a i r s -- Get the best m it. erial and workmanship a t Poĵ 'gN 14th a t Ferry. COTTAGE FOR RENT--Near beach, Furnished; 2 bedrooms. Very reas­ onable. Phone West 350X. HUNTER'S COFFEE SHOP -- T.V7' 1 our lunches, afternoon teas anotl dinners. Home-made bread,- c^kesU and pies'. W est 610. W A T E R F R O N T , B e lle v u e A v e n u e ----- 6 room bungalow, ■ every , modern .--convenience, lovely garden,-partly- furnished, garage,;no children, from . September 1st. West-297L. m a r c e l SHOP r - Thermique Steam Permanent; T ry pur fatigue facial ij - for tired housewife or - business­ woman. West 304, 17th and Marine over Royal Bank. . TO GIVE AWAY -- Pretty kittens. Phone West 23X2. IS. SELMA. .PARK -- Cottage "on beach; fireplace; plumbing; June , and Aug- ■ ust. West 652R. -- COLIN TURNER, Builder and Con-, tractor -- ̂A lterations'and repairs. Phone West 679R.. . , t DEATH OF W. A. LOVE 19. ■207 William, Al£xaiidei(_Lav,e,.J.29L 21. 00IW4m« 23. 26. 20. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34, 35. so. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 25 yds--Kgg and SPP911 -- Girls 6 and 7,, 1st, Angfla Luke; 2nd, Sally McE\Van."" 50 yd8.™-Threo-leggcd --• Boys 8, 9, & lÔ v 1st, Norman Hay and Roy Barry; 2nd7 Ronald MacAuiay and Howard Barbour. 50 yds,---Skipping -- Girls, 8, 9, & 10. 1st, Jean Ganiago; 2nd, Audrey Fulcher. 50 yds---Three-legged -- Boys 11, 12, & 13. 1st, Put .leirories & Fred Feeney; 2nd, Buddy Kia- aick k Jack Taylor. Thread and Needle--Girls 11, 12 & 13. 1st, Dorothy Purse & Betty Marentette; 2nd, Joan Cuk'lough tfe Chicko Okino. 25 yds,--Hoys 6 years. 1st, Davi<i Barker; 2nd, ^ n McGlashun. 26 yds.--Girls 6 years. 1st, Sally Magoun; 2nd, P atty Reid. 50 yds.--Hoys 7. ;j / ^ 1st, GeolVrey Cue; 2nd, Konnie Crane. 50 yd.s.-^Girls 7, . , 1st, Joy t 'janwiir; 2nd, Patsy Dawson. 76 y<t.H.--Hoys 8 and 9. 1st; Reid .Mitchell; 2nd, Erling Erickson & Gordon Mitchell.' , ' 75 yds.--(rirls 8 and 9. l.st, Joan .lessimnn; 2nd, Dora Brydc. , ^ 75 yd.s.--Hoys 10 and 11. ^ l.st, Billie Hill; 2nd, Lloyd Breedeh. _ 75 yds.--Girls 10 nttd 11. 1st, Norah Kingsley; 2nd, Rhoda Turvoy, 73 .vds.™Hoys 12 and 13. 1st, Put Jeiferies; 2nd, Peter Humphrey. 75 yds.--Girls 12 and 18.,. . Ust, Norma Fellows; 2nd, Beatrice Spanks, , 100 yds.--Hoys 14 and 16. ^ Ust, .Merle .Spanks; 2nd, Bobby Kitching. 100 yds.--Girls'14 and 15. 1st, Hazel Sangster; 2nd, Muriel Pickl Father and Son--lOO-yds. each. 1st. Councillor Robert Fiddes & John; 2nd, J, Mitchell & George. Mother and Daughter--50 yds. each. 1st, Mr.s. Sangster & Hazelf ,2nd, Mrs. Breeden & Lomine. ..... --100 yds..--MaliTied Men's Race. 1st, Bin Devie; ,2nd, Hugh Brown, so yds.--readies 21 and over. Ust, 5lrs, G. Wood; 2nd, Mw: M. Breeden, Ladies' Nail Driving Contest. 1st, .Mrs, L. Jones; 9nd, Mrs. Ainsworth. ^Marine Drive, passed aw a/la sjt Thursday in the Vancouver CAPT. E GALLANT, Registered Chiropractor, 712 Robson St., Van- Ncouyer. vSeymour 8790. ■ I , WANTED -- One famished and one unfurnished 4-room cottage neat . ferry.. Phone W est 340 br WestJ.48 General H ospital.' The deceased, who was in his fifty-thir(3 year, leaves; to mourn his loss h is wife, one d augh ter^a th leen , and one son, Jim, afej^mo. Funeral ser­ vices were held a t 4 :30 p.m. Sat­ urday from Harron Bros. Ltd., Funeral Chapel, 122 West 6th Street, North Vancouver, the Rev. H. P. Humphreys officiat­ ing, anti interm ent was made in Capilano View Cemetery. DUNDARAVE "ORIGINAL" WOOL ■ & KNITTING SHOPPE, 2446 Mar- ~ ine--Tiger, Purple Heathei*. Leon­ ora, Crochet Wool. Expert instruc­ tress (Mrs. Latham). Prop. ,M, Busst. ------ - -............. - , - TJ^E WELFARE ASSOCIATION re- quires--^ diacarfBd"^ctothifigT^ P hoS ̂ "West' 37 'and touck will collect. RADIO REPAIRS- r West Van. Radio Service (J. L. Pettigrew), West 108, 1473 Marine. FOUNDATION WORK, Excavating, Cement Work, Rock Walls, Garden- : ing. Septic Tanks installed or clean­ ed, Land Clearing, Chimneys Clean­ ed, Fencing. West,290R. XAWN MOWERS SHARPENED_^ Repairs, all makes. West Vancou­ ver Machine Shop, 1449 Marine. FRED JONES -- New and Second­ hand'Bicycles. Repairs. City Prices 1455. Marine. W est 472Y. LISTINGS WANTED -- We have many inquiries for rentals, both summer and permanent. C. J. Arch­ er Ltd., 1415 Marine, West 225. HEADQUARTERS for All Popular ̂ Brands of Cigarettes and Tobaccos; also Fishing Gadgits for local wat­ ers. Ambleside Tea Rooms. WHAT COMES I AFTER THE "FLU" ? DOLLY VARDEN SHOP, Dundarave --^Hosifery, Millinery, House Dresses and Children's Wear. City prices. HANDY ANN SH O PPE Dundarave, --Notions, Novelties, Stationery, School Supplies," Garden Seeds, Hardware. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Houses to Rent. Houses, lots, and acreage for sale. John Lawson, ~ I7th and Marinci Phone West 65 > By Claptein E. Gallant, Registered Chiropractor Most of those who have sur­ vived a severe attack of the '"flu," if usual methods were em­ ployed in effecting the "recov­ ery," will testify th a t a train of ills very often follows in its wake. Under old-time methods almost anything can develop. This is so because the "flu" is* a condition dUe' to decreased resistance power as a result of interference with nerves a t the spinal column. Di*u'^ employed to suppress symptoms d o . not correct the cause, but may drive the effects elsewhere. The correct method of combat­ ing the "flu" is to restore the flow of Vital. energyL_over the . ® nerVe lines to normal by' remov- shoe repairs. 2463 Maripe Drive. PRINTING -- For aU kinds of -prin ting phone , West Van News, West 368. LLOYD'S WOOL & KNITTING .. SHOP, 2474 Marine -- Complete, line . spring wools. Free knitting school. Violet and Kathleen Clem- fent. Proprietors. ■ J. TEPPEMA, Builder and Contractor Expert advice. Plans drawn. First class workmanship. Phone West 481R1. GEO. HAY, Notary Public -- Real Estate and Insurance. Phone-West 21 or SeymOM 1260. / -- - -Municipality of West^Wancouver \ PUBLIC NOTICE G()RDON ROBSON, Barrister, Solic­ itor, 1447 Marine, mornings; 510 Hastings St., Seymour 4199. after- ' noons. FOR SALE -- Rockery ..and Alpine plants', large variety. Week days C: Barrow, 24th and Nelson. mg the interference with those nerves. If Chiropractic is em­ ployed. tho answer to "What comes, a f te r the 'flu'?" is "Health" ! HAYWARD AND PREBBLE-Radio • Servicing, Patronise West Vancou­ ver. Guaranteed work. Phone West 539. • ' . Lady: ""kour Tather thinks, saMr, and Mrs. E. F. Partridge , lot of; your new brother, doesn't have taken up resilience a t the, he ?" _____, ^ ® temporarily Bobbie: "Yeh, he gets up in the middle of the night anduntil their hew home on Travers - ........ ............. and Marine Drive is completed, takes the dam.kid for a walk." Re Proposed Amendments to Zoning By-Law Notice is hereby given that pursu- . ant, to the provisions of the T o^ . Planning A c t ' a meeting of tbe Council of the Municipality of West Vancouver will be held in the Council Chamber, 17th aiiid Esquimalt, Holly- burn, B. C.,'on June 10th; 1935, com­ mencing a t 7.00 o'clock p.m. All persons who deem themselves affected by. the proposed amendment. to the By-law shaU bb heard before the Council oh the m atters contained therein, ' ; - A copy of the proposed amendments to the By-law may be inspected at the Municipal Hall, Hollyburn, B.C., from 9:00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m, on any day, except Saturday, - when the office closes a t 12:00 o'clock noon, from pe date of this notice until the heanng takes place. - - .- Dated a t Hollyburn, B.C., this 3vth day of May, 1935. W. HERRIN, ^. ; " - Municipal Clerk. J. ft. " 5 ̂ y * * ̂* ̂ >U \ ̂ V, 4, :a': : ; r