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r.-r.--;-.- i ^ S I I ttm Sli®SiiwiS. i.>̂ »wnW rs±ssas^^ sa a sisad •fafL L The Jeixlea duriiur f%t •» ■ * ' j% ji ' *'Phoiie Tour Orders . r- ̂ r ̂ . , > i-H - ^ n J ' \ to West 37 PmmwirnasiMi H U Vi Ŝf- - tr<te w ■' P rices e f f e c t t r e i ^ t f a y a n d S a f e M a K S h 13 & ;14 r^p'i'uu CHIS£*SKt Kfirft^ ĴJiuii Ub* ^plv* iCc EOMAN U E A h j^ ' I J lL i* # .pkir,„ » c CANADA CORN STARCH W9W ' e i r t i i $% t% ^ R R ise iig ^ s , w h lc! ia an increase o f 6,411 over the two years, «»» srwwuxucu w <♦«» - t o t a J r lw * i s l i r H 8 im e ^ ( m th '- 4 n '* ^ o m ra t* B 4 th ^ a n d * i4 « W ite 'i>ni?w I9S5. ' B u r in t the first two *. ,̂ .* months of th is year 11,494 Harold Eager, a form er well people used the ferries.................... knowh resident of W est Vancou. ♦ * ver, is down in the c ity fo r a few for quick delivery of Your Drng^Neeiis. fiiî Sfl Gemini's Dmg Store ie« 1 Mr. and M rs. E . Butterworth days from* Kelowna, where he tea -- Max-irmum Orange ̂ Pokoe Jb. ssc I have moved from 2780 Bellevue and Mrs. Eager and fam ily have .-*.A for loc I Avenue into a house a t 2650 Ot- been living for the past th ree WAX -- Shinoim WO. 1 tin........... :.............. each 19c g tawa Avenue, years. He has been over in W est • ♦ * V ancouver once or tw ice v is itin g Mr. and Mrs. R .. W. Froud, friends. . " 1879 Bellevue Avenue, have been * ♦ ♦ confined to the ir home through Mrs. J. B. Harstone of Caul- » l c l m e 8 a : . r : : : i 3 2 r r | : r z r r i r z r r r ^ ^ I>. & G. White Naptha sidnolm Now r tin., CKISCO -- 3 lb. tin **""** \V<KklJS01"g dS ' Ml* figcik BBT'rA BISCUITS -- fresh from Engloiid **«««««•» «k̂ »a.*aiWk«ka*«k«*«*a»««»»««k»aa»Mk«a««aa«*«*«a*k«ttCACfl SC 1 abaw**pa***«iaakaaa*«ak»«*»*«ak2 pkgs. 25c ................................ ....... IrKUAJLS ORANGES ~ S u ^ is t, good size ̂ Juicy * a » a * * » * > • * * * • • « « * aw ««a*«a « <25 for 25c g r a p e f r u it -- Suhkist, med, size...... ......... :............... 7 for 21c POTATOES -- Gems.................................................. ...JO lbs. 16c LEMONS -- California ..............................................'.:..dozen 16c rm Th« store 1 ̂ Sifftodf- 1 ̂ * 'I r 1585 Marine DHy« W«nt87 or W ilt 457 Emergoncy Phono Wool 821 (After 10 p.m.) SPAGIIFm LIBBY'S; 16 oz. tin........:.;..:...J.....................8 for 25c tomatoes , Royal City, No, 2^* tin ....;............ ...................each 10c PEIAS -- Aylmer,. Sieve 5, No. 2 tin...;....w...................... «aci» 10c CORN -- Aylmer. White, No. 2 tin.............. .:...each 10c TISSUE -- Sable, Large Rolls.......... ......................... .............. 4 for 26c MOLASSES -- Monogram, No. 1̂ 2 tin........ ........ .............. .........each 9c BAKING POWDER -- Eggow>12 oz. tin................... ................ each 19c CORN FLAKES *i^,Kellogg's ......'....................i........................... pkg. 8c GRAPENUTS -- for vitdlity ...:................:........ ............ ....;........pkg: 15c gOAP -- Sunlight, 4 bar carton................... each 16c SHOE POLISH.-- 2 in 1,. Brown or Black................ each 9c ♦ • * singdr house a t 16th and Water-r Miss J^ean Matheson of Caul- front, feild, had Miss. Peggy Thomas ..• * 4. of Vancouver, as her guest over A ladies ready-to-wear store* fv,« wi>»if ond. ^ ' to be known as *'Gwen's Gown and Sport Shbp|)©w the week end.■ 1 ■ I* * * M rs. .Ansion has inoved into during the next few days in the. " ' ' ............' ' ' 'itel -- ^the Irwin house ̂ a t 19th and store immediately west of the W aterfront. B. C. Telephone Company's of- Deliv^ry'Service available at-a nominaL charge Redeem Blue Ribbon Cards Here, We reserve the right to limit quantities/ ' ' r t, fSi'n i i.'i'" ' 4 ̂{'f"/ * *h 0;<t;on> Ambleside S h e e t Metal L. SPECK, ,Proprietor̂ W OrKS I ,,fî NEW DANCING SCHOOL Under the. able direction of Miss Molly Lee a junior dancing the beginning of next month, class is being held every Tues- / ' fice a t 17th and Marine Drive. Mrs. J. L. Davidson, who * ., ♦ * spent the past week with Mrs. The fire brigade was called out S tuart Cameron,at her Caulfeild yesterday afternoon to a fire a t home, has returned to Vapc.ou- the W est Van. Cleaners, 14th ver. ̂ and Marine Drive, in which the • '*' *. ' * . interior of the premises were Mrs. Phillips bias been ill a t badly burnt and the window^ h erj home, 19th and Bellevue smashed. Avenue. ' - ♦ ♦ „ , * Mrs. G.' A.' Harris,- who haa' Mr; and Mrs. W. Roberts of been staying^at Mrs. Wilson's W est Bay, have rented a house convalescent home, 1845 Belle- at, 23rd and Haywood Avenue, yue, is improving in health.. ' J 1.̂ .»nw>n r>4* !,( 1)1 l|l . . , Stra.Uoa'3 BAKERY Bread, Cakes, Pastries, Birthday, Christening and Wedding Cakes Meat Pies, Sausage Rolls, Bonbui^y Cakes, Cinnamon Buns Variety of Tea Breads, Fresh every morning Note A ddress; 1468 Marine Drive, Phone West 27 RATEPAYER^' ASS'N K. W. SavoiT Hall. Pupils are instructed in the vue Avenue, left on Monday ^ the W est Vancouver R atem yers a r t of tap as weU as baUet and a t^ n d the funeral of his brother Assooiatioin t o be h ^ d tonight in nature danoing. Those in te re s t- - ™ , ' Dundarave Hall. The m atin g , ed are .asked to apply for in- T?*ri-ii lAfK amH Fulton will s t ^ t a t 8 p.m,. All ratepay- formation to Miss Durbin. ' A v ^ te u n K r a r o ^ a l i o S 1443 Marine Drive Ambleside Phone W est 340 . . Evenings, W ^ t 143 Listings W est .Vancouver Horticultural Association j > '• By PROFESSOR F. E. BUCK in the Ingfewood High School Tuesday, March 17th at 8 p.m. last Friday a t the North Van- DEATH OP DR. C. R. ELLIS couver General Hospital, where ______ he is m aking ' satisfactory pro- Charles Russell Ellis, 31s): and W aterfront, passed away S N A P $42 buys a 1934 ' ' . s VICTOR RADIO CONSOLE Excellent condition. Terms if desiredr West-539--------- Box 5----- - . / . - . - . . . . The Graduate Christian Move- last Sunday, aged 59. He is sur- ;.merit,Held a.w eekend conference 7 vived by a brother in Detroit and- a t the Clachan on March 7th and a sister in Ontario, which waa 8th. A rnold W abster Jead the his native ^province. Funeral : discussion, his subject being Ts. services were held a t 2:30 p.m. There a CJanadiah Approach tjÔ yesterday in North Vancouver, .a New Social Order?" Twenty-^ the. Rev. Hillis W right officiat- five members ̂ attended f̂ or the jng^ and interm ent was made in full time. ^ Masonic Section, Capilano * * View Cemetery. T h e Council'aci^pted the offer- ------------------- --̂ of the, B ritish Affierican Secur­ ities Ltd. to purchase on behalf of F. B. Falkher Lot 9, Block 18, RECREATION DISPLAY 1'=" y4' r ^ V if. 4 ' of F. B. FalknOr Lot 9, Block le , rphe dance and display staged D.L^237, subject, to, comp __ qjj W ednesday- even ing^ of/last . w if \^ e '.u s u a l t e :^ s governing y^eek a t the Inglewood Audftori- the sale of Tax Sale Lands. by the W est Vancouver Re- r creation Centre undei( the dirCo- Mrs. Woods, 23rd and Bellevue j^jgg i^^lly Edwards, Hbllybura Theatre THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDA-ir MATINEE March 12th, 13th and 14th, JACK HOLT "The Unwelcome Stranger" also "ALIMONY ACHES" SAT. EVENING & MONDAY March 14th and 10th, WALLACE BEERY " WEST POINT OF THE AIR" also "PLUTO'S JUDGMENT DAY" "THE FIXER UPPERS" with f LAUREL & HARDY TUESDAY ^ WEDNESD'AY - March 17th. and 18th ANNA NEAGLB " The Runaway Queen" '■ - »*wan.»«4i»w . --r---- -- :-- ~ ~ r (Once at 8:15) "THE LILY OF KILLARNEY" was. For the promotion of hlinaness Avenue, moved yesterday into a unqualified success. Among house a t 24th and W aterfront. special features shown were the ■'^lilitary Taps," a fine ex-* ♦s> SALES- SERVICE RADIOS - RANGES - WASHERS RANGE OIL BURNERS . West 87 . , North 686 . , 66 Lonsdale Avc. v̂C :N.: S. McDonald -wrote the , Golden W e e in g _ ' hibitibn of tumbling by a men's Mr. and Mrs. W; E. Sewell ̂ 1 1 team , led by Jerry Mathison, and celebrate the eyent ^ th e ir the much talked of Gypsy Dance golden wedding ^ x t Tuesday, by the local girls. This last event Council offering a site for gar- March 17th, a t j:h e ir■ home a t to be one of the features a t . I ! ® m v w 1410 20th Street.- Opem house ^^e big Recreation Display on, -bage disposal on the old river ill be maintained, and **" , . -..r . «rr.Li- û 4-4.,r.*̂ «4> ri^a^^r. be maintained, and all Friday evening, March 27th, in bottom of Capilano Creek. The «ids will be bordially^welcome. the new armories^ to which it is w riter was thanked for hia offer, „ * * \ ̂ hoped everyone who can will go." but was informed the CouncilEngagement -̂---------- ij-n-- u„ « ̂ Vi'V*. c=» A/lAl/ VYCI'O , v*AwTvir' M urray ̂ /i^P^^ys were followed by a to aocept, Mr. and Mrs. W- G- ' most enjoyable.dance, the music « -oU-̂ aai- 235 31st Street, W est Vandou^ fo^ which was furnished by Roy a ly ^d y had a site set ver, announce the engagement of L o re s ' orchestra. for this purpose, their eldest daughter, Laura - ------------- -------------------- -̂--------------------------------- "" ""'/■vi ̂ ̂ ̂ J j In this Mount Y ^ o n (N Y.) school room a single lOOwatt-baore lamp on a dfop cord gave 15 foot" candles directly underneath and 1.6 foot-candles average throu^oui-the foorai ^ , Thi^<)nc pairs 6 fe y ^ - - in d ^ ^ the teacher's - were subj^t^ tb Jorture an^cem impairment. .in inRtallm£l .four May, to Archie A lfred 'S torey, youngest son of Mrs. M. Storey, 22nd and Bridgman, Capilano. The wedding will take place quietly in the W est Vancouver United Church, April 9th, a t 8 p.m. w r a s K Canadian Legion and Legion W . A. ST. PATRICK'S DANCE In the Legion Hall ' TUESDAY, ' M a rc h 17 t b ■ 9 to 12 ■ Harmony King's Orchestra Admission 25 cents fiipi i® -r, 4 . 'i ---------! Ji ■iVW': ■ of 12 foot-candles: Instead of crippling the children's e,esisht'.for--iiife.-"̂ -Bd̂ ;̂ 'i«in̂ «»y .' J 'Mantel Kawos; ■ and comfortable. 2 only Aim«t Nw $35 * * '^T 'A \ ' - ' I ' I s I 4 ' > j ^ ' Deforest .Crosley Better liftin g pays, ̂ ^ V s- 7^ B.C. ELECTRIC RAlLVirAY COMPANY ■HOMB • : tld H .T lN G r/.T b E P ART'MBNT, '. . t f ,~p' n V.; jna J3r" >.> 1 .1 o n , i x*x»i v» , ■ ' ; -v' sW-'¥ ' ' - These sets combine excellent performan<»' " and' loveiy ;tone with a smart compact case of JUNIOR f. - ' ,i/y ' n-' , 1. Director: Miss,Molly Lee - nffl TAP, BALLET an d NATURE DANCING V at 3:30 p.m'. every Tuesday, in the I^egion Hall. - For information apply. Miss Durbin. _ i r - ' ~ '^Wa Always a good selection of New Books i ■ {■>' ..... " .. . : ' ' A n A " ■■ 'dU u Peswl B uck's L ? i |^ t E sa lc " i i 4<oV'i ■■ "■'•iSrXfel