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M « iWMi . l*t3<P^^WS«P m . •» V w .................. ..... • • - - - - - -̂-J- K L ^ and Perspnal_„, „ Bits. H. X Hobson» 22nd and for a. holi WINDOWS doors shingles WTH VENEERS ROORNC building paper * C o m D l c 6 e BItICk. CEMENT tlt£ UMC SAND »JB dkvuo^v^ii«u left laat week liday InBc ♦: ■; •'Jeatlle, Wash,.... . ^.,J^ tha4w riiosflk trf^ag isd iiW ' a Girls* A u^ubfy to tho ; HANS AND SPEtinCATIONS D f^ ' sp and c$ti- mattsgivcn Free. Astbury's Builders' Supplies I tth and M a rif te J^ f ,lly ? ,.,;;, .*;,i:,-:phpj»?,,W e8t..l«St. The O.GXT. Girls will mhet a t 7 p.m. tomonpw (Friday) in the U n it^ Church Hall. " ' ■' '" C "*? * Mr. and Mrs, J. Wheeler and son Dick, 8685 Marine Drive, have returned firom a trip to the Old Country. ^ im s ii iW dllary to bariana** Rugby loothaU^olub^'iAi group of young l a d i^ m ot a t the home of Mrs, J . T, W afi laat Tuesday evening. After a* haimy discussion Of tbeir alms and iiitt- tentions the following girls were )ifio< Burrard Laundry Ltd. cim i/vf̂ ipJLiimlMl JC^ajrXlk JL 9Alllk:..wAliiilSi^FORdependable DAVE A N D E R SO N , West Vancouyer Representative P h o n e s--West.691Ij or North I8l6 Mrs. Scott, 28rd and King's Avenue, has moved to Vancou­ ver. D. A. MacLeod has moved from New W estminster into a house a t 2l86 Marine Drive. elected to fill the oifioes fo r th is season: President, Miss Josie Leylahd; secretary. Miss Marw garet Saunders; treasurer,.M iss Barbara Allwork; executive, the Misses Barbara Reid, Marjorie Hill, Francis Johncox; convener special committee, Miss Ruth Blair; press correspondent, Miss Ola McLean. Present a t th e meeting were: the Misses B ar­ bara Allwork, Ruth Blair, Mari­ an Blair, Marjorie™ Hillr Jean^ Watson, Francis Johncox, V<The stern of Ferry No. 5 has wnrqnn Mvor,m« been partially glassed in. I t was joh„cox Mjfwhrin'̂ A fw S proposed to glass in 'th e whole... stern, but objections to this wei*e ' m5 ? ^ J S o w B f a t e S n g w?th the R«'A-.BartoraEeid, Ola McLean, lê g id n o L D T t l B i E IN THE LEGION HALL SATURDAY, Nov. 1 7 th , at 8.45 p;m. Black Diamond Orchestra ""A d n i i s s id n Refreshmentfl clearing away of logs, etc., by the m ate when going astern.. '>'41 > 4> Mrs, Ross, 14th and Marine Drive, who recently underwent an operation in the Vancouver and Mrs. Oswald, Mrs. Lane and Mrs. W att. WELFARE ASSOCIATION Two A Dry Story Scotsmen were '. Hiking. RUGBY It was decided'at the iheeting /N " 1 TT iA 1 • I ■ 1 Drive Committee last General Hospital, is makinsr sat- night-to publish a list of all sub isfactory progress towards re-„ b ribers to the fund. covery. * * proximiately $1,500 . collected. Mrs. Robert Evans of Masset, So fa r ap- has been Said the first, 'W hat provisions . In a great struggle from be- r baye ye ffot, Tammas ?" ̂ ginning to end in which no "Oh, I've got a dried tongue." * , I've a bottle of w hisky ,» <IURTter was asked or given by ®-C., is the guest of Mrs. A. J . RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION Marling, 17th and Marine Dnve. ______ "Well. so we'll share that first and then begin on, your'food." v Appreciative gurgles. ■ .. "Well -now, Tamihas, w hat about the dried tongue ?". "Och, it's no dry ony m a ir!" , either^' aide the Barbarians were was given last Thursday by her defeated by Ex-South Burnaby friends to Mrs. Lloyd, 2558 Hay- last Saturday a t Queen's Park, New W estminster, 12 points to . , , . Mr. Ray, president, stated the An en joyable birthday party objects and aims of the Rate- Association are as fol­ ia. ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL • . REPAIRS -Effiicient "t" SERVICE" Courteous ̂DAY or NIGHT Prompt - BERT KERLEY 2836 .Marine West 53R2- ,The game was played under . almost ideal "weather conditions. before a large crowd in which, W est Vancouver was well repre- ■ sented. payers' lows: ward Avenue, when she \yas pre- 1. To d e a r with all m atters sented with an Irish linen tea pertaining to the good and wel- set. The tea table was beauti- fare of the Municipality of West fully decorated with white and Vancouver. ■ , bronze chrysanthemums. The 2.. To adviocate and Qboper- guests were: Mrs. J. A. Mathe- ate with the Council in scaling son, Mrs. G. Currie, Mrs. A. down the rate of interest on the K.WJayory T w i c e the Barbarians were ■ a r m is t ic e d i n n e r well taken drop goal, booted' over an,« t Lamberi^, Mrs. P; Grady, Mrs. V. Municipal B(mded Indebtedness, 0'Grady,~Mrs."iVr ForrestrMrsr"^-- 8t" To' opp^e any increase in Rafferty, Mrs.' Fitzpatrick, Mrs. the mill rate or assessment, and Ti/r i-_ --1 , try td;equalize the assessment. 4. To work and support Rate­ payers' .^sociations throughiout th^Province in lifting the school burden from the shoulders ofThe Legioir Hair was crowded to capacity Monday evening on the land owners, t ^ ^m uch^fO T^"the^ariSria^ -- occasion of^the-annual-ATm^----- jl^ tepayers who are "interest 1443 Marine Drive Ambleside Phi^e West 340 Evenings, West 143 TT J -t J . i.« __ 4-u ̂ ' istice Dinner given by the ed in these principles are asked Undaunted, however, they ^ Legion W.A. to the ir husbands . to support the Association. bers and by a crafty piece of - p la y . by Sinclair who scored a and the Legion afid T.B. Section meniibers and their wives. The hall and tables had ,been very P.-T. A. NIGHT CLASSES Listings Wanted Real Financ^ and try fa r out, r^ u c e d thellead' to beautifully decorated fo r the oc- Physical, Culture-Health Clas- one pmnt. - gw d attem in to casion "and an excellent bill of ses novir in full swing are at- convert by D^Easum w ic h £^j.g pxiQj^ded for the tracting as keen interest as the jvTOuld h ^ e ,n e ^ d tw<oi points to mjany guests under th e conven-, other classes being successfully i th e Barbarians was unsuccess- of Mrs. C. E. Sharman conducted under'the auspices of§ fuL C. J. Overiiigtoii PIONEER b a r b e r Expert Work 14th and Marine, ' Phone West 135 F or the Barbarians Sinclair, . D'Easum and W att were con­ spicuous w hile-E dw ards who as toastmaster. The" toast to the .scored 9 o u t.o f his sides'- 12 King was p ro p o i^ ' by Roy points, starred for Burnaby. Lowes, and the Silent -Toast by . .. Next Saturday .the team has Rev. F. A. Ramsey, T i^m peter * a bye and will jpractice a t Amble- •* - side: Park commencing a t 3 p.m. Oil account of the l^rge numbers tuiming" out-to week-night prac- ..,'tlces^ i t is likely th a t a second - team will sOon be p u t in the field and accordingly :a cordial invita- and her committee. Mrs. W. H, the. P.-T. A. Green, president, \m& in the J . Banks a t his class on Mon­ chair, and Grant^MacNeil acted day, will illustrate his lecture on Auto ̂ Mechanics-with lantern' slides. These classes : receive the heartiest cooperation of the Siihoicd Board 'and school princi- ̂? pals. - Bob McCartney blowing the Last Post and, a f te r th e two minutes' silence, , th e Reveille. Mrs. Green made a brief address of welcome, and thanked all L O. D. E r The Duncan . Lawson Chapter, those who had assisted in the I.O.D.E., are holding an after- ___ __________________ _ dinner, being presented with a n'oon and evening bridge on tion-is extended to all those who bouquet. Mrs: P ^ in g to n , vice- Wednesday, November 21st, at Your SNAPSHOTS On your Personal Greeting Cards only you lOc each in lots of 10. N o one but you can send that card, - See our tai:|iplee. Gemmili's Drag Store The Store of Servlet. 1580 Merljie Drive West 37 or Wcet 607 Emergencj ̂ Phone Weet 8S1 (After 10 p.m.) Stratton's BAKERY Bread, Cakes, Pastries^ Meat Ple^^ Sausage Rolls, Banbury Cokes, Cinnamon Buns, . Variety of Tea Breads, Fresh every morning. Note Address; 1468 Marine Drive Phone West 27 Holiyburn Theatre FRIDAY ond SATURDAY November 10th and l7th "T w en ty M illion S w eethearts" also -'Burn 'Em Up Barnes* MONDAY und TUESDAY November lUth and, 20th WALLACE BEERY WRAY " VIVA VILLA" WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY November 21st and 22nd C<JANE AYRE" with VIRGINIA BRUCE COLIN CLIVE *A Thirty-D ay Princess** CONCRETE JOBS -Phone West A4 You can't go wrong if TEAROE & SON Do Your Cement Work SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS FLAGSTONES .. Anything in Concrete Large-or Small. 1474. Marine Drive " . Ambleside SheetMetal L. SPECK, Proprietor W O r K S ha^e turned but to practices and not' made the team to show up a t this' Saturday afternoon practice. , Mrs. Busst, 24th and Mathers Avenue, th i s w e e k picked a quantity of ripe raspberries and scarlet runner beans from her - C. NystaiL has mioved ^nto a bouse a t Gypress Park. New and Usied Consoli^s Fully Guaranteed E«y Terras ' P l I S 1 3 O ' O -'Cl West 37 $5.00. per month North 525 president, proposed the toast to the home of Mrs. Bernard the Legion, replied to by C. Mac- Hayes, 3333 Marine Drive. 'The Nico!, provincial secretary. Pres- committee in charge of arrange- ident H. Walker of the Legion ments is being convened by Mrs. gave the toast to .the L e^on W. , Gordon Gray arid Mrs. -JR. W. ;8fl^vden-as the-result of the mild A:, Mrs. Sharman, secretary, ye- Freud. A ny wishing to reserve ' ^eatner. plying. Major Harrison propos- i^bles or wanting information of . ' A daughter was born on (Mon- ed the toast to the Pbitish Em'- any kind please phone either of day,. November 5th, a t the. Van- pire, and Reeve Leyland th a t to the conveners. Those desiring couver (General Hospital to Mr. West Vancouver. During the . bo drop in later for tea will be and Mrs. George P. Cowan] of evening past president's b ^ g e s heartily welcome'. (^aulfeild. were presented to, W.:T. Atwood ^ n d H. B. Stevens. Vocal solos werejriven by Mrs. ̂F. X, Hodg­ son arid Aubrey C la rk e ,;a Iso :^ duet, and Bob 'McCartney, rend- ED. B L A G k w«t 6$-y H O N E For N an ^o iVejiitt^bn,; DromKeller, Tullameen,; Fnraace aad Range Coal Wood, ' :.G e n ^ l Tiradcioa :SjE ĴCE WlTH ' c ered a trumpet ̂ qlo. Mrs. J.' E: Durbin, Mrs. F. Xi Hbdgson and Mrs. Tom Turner ac t^_ as, ac­ companists. : Following the dinner, a short program was run ofL consisting^ of huniprous selections by Mrsi. Harrison and playlets- b y th e Vancouver D u o C lu b , a f te r which the remainder^ o f th e evening viras spent incdancing to the music, of the Black DiamOind Orchestra. - " . iElfc ^ o te lj ip M J i t t e r , (Dlfieetm mtb ^refijven of pio. 93, g . Sc g , Regret to announce the cancellation of the Thirteenth Annual Dance which was to have been held 6n Pridc^;November i^rd. ~ TIP TOP TAILORS ; ; . CANADA'S LEADING TAH^RING VALUE ' COMPARE CLOTH. PRiCE AND VALUE N O R T H S H O R E A G E N C Y JOO Marlfle_Drlve_ tZ9 Î onedBle Ave. -Bbone JV-es t-37-- Phono.Norm , li "ll ■' h " •: S & i! ' V' r w Ml 'I'- h i ' i M m . ' * ■ 1 . 1. kip . ' 1 x, • --t* ̂ i(i|H it , ' >■' J i ' f ■-■■Mm; " ̂ /it,.' ' L: ':A k. "■'■f. ' . Kti fi ii ■■■4:-4a f e | i \ I yf ' v i I p '4-% * s , ■ ' / " i i i i"<5 V iPr. A. . ̂ "i-iJft s. ' I m M * . % ' k $ 'fi'i tK' ' * 4 '/ ' ikPi ...../fcw1--i--liJL-i m7 iSi