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' ......... ,l."..." .-V .;:■, ■/■.!.,":Wt3' m ' ' No. 2 9 ™fT We pres^ti;"day _ dvilizatipni ,We strut and fling-if ft praisefl day and nightaswe Idok back with u/ar»fM Airto finUi4twt,Vi^ll1hii"'iiiyA ark l-kai-i-ofi REMEMBRANCE DAY ^ S E R V I C E L fljH T I N G T E S T S . . i I N Y O U R H O M E , C O M IN G E V t o T S • '■'vJ barren: and is tbi November 16th -- Health. Lee- i ture under auspices of Towns-. women's Guild by Dr, C, W, P iw d on "Cancer," in Orange Hall.! good, tai3te, and'that peace of mind wit^put 5ivhich there can be np r^dyhappiness. We , jump from bhe cra'̂ e'm ̂ fedr̂ uJ.:"bf"bp.ing different- ill one little; tittle*from* our neighbors* ;and-give'our actiye* 1. J ̂1̂ % j.- i d9 ̂ % S % J * • ̂ i'̂ ^ 1 ' J A_ • a. JLi *support to the spasms of mawkish sentiment so.characteristic, us alwaysrjf the mob; We dress the', same; use exactly the same style ofvfurniture, build the same^kindpf. houses, chang­ ing all these,things as the,fashions dictate, and are for the most part prppdly led ̂ by. the nose 'by,i,everts in mob psy- diology- to thVjfilling of their pockets ai\d the emptying of ours. And we rave about unimportances such as the Dionne quintuplets, th,e idiosyncrasies pf the latest screen idol, croon- • ers, best .sellers dead almost-before the. printersV ink is dry on their pages,, and other things useless to.Gpd arid man. Not a very pretty picture of the period, my masters, but neverthe- --dessta;t!tu|̂ 4cne'̂ v̂ s<.we.shâ ^̂ ̂ iid,W|t;*>«̂ Genpra! Smuts, one of the greatest ; men in the Empire,- if-not inithe world, had,this to.say iri his!{rectoral address at, the Uniyprsity^df St. Andrews not so long'agO: j ' "To o ' disapljearance^o^ ̂ sturdy,'5 indeperident-m^ freedom":, loving îndividual', .arid his: replacement, by; si}servile, standardi^d mass-mentality] is the .^eatest shpriian menace of ̂ puritiriics]̂ " i.:;!l^-/' k ikyi- In:that one sentence is contained the kempl.of.the whole' matter. ,̂' ^ " ' ' , * , / , ' ' '-/i ■ :ThVfundamental rea'son at the back".of this,change is- ,fairly oby4ous, i}ttniely,, that most of us, work for others in a sort.v^w^hg ;̂ sla,very instead of for ourselvea' arid .hiir jobs ' are norie'too safe; JCĥ t, pliih, universal education; .wliich so far has oniy>sucpeeded 'i,ri'dragging'the staridordŝ d̂̂ ^̂ ̂ down,' will , pretty .wcll'ex^ prespnt:meritality ̂ . \ , , 'H isto^'whl.probablŷ ^̂ it> of̂ us. that ,we.y(efe as^lled with fean ̂and greed as we ^were* barren- of,\ thought,.'all the characteriaticarif slavesT-̂ -- - - ̂ .- \ The annual Remembrance Day Modern science has i^lnted service will be 1161(1̂ . on Wednes- definitely to the coririectibn be- nesday, Novetnber'^llth, at the tween good eyesight and ade- ■ Memorial Arch commencing at S'n2*&k"̂ J!lwom Novemter 19th -- Annual Pall • ,10:80 a.m. The Duiican Lawson f"a1;ion for t t t ' Baza^ of Naomi Chapter No, Chapter of .the I.O.D.E., are in ognized as of paramount import- 26,.®.E.S., in Masonic Hall at ■ charge and the .musical part of anoe to good health. .... , ?j'*"--^<!u:;-;ijn.i, li-wnnini/ the ceremony will be taken cpre The B. C. Electric ;Railway F^day. Nov. 20^ - ^ of by the,West Vaheouver School " j 'e '"e 'S srf'^U a r m e e HaU by the West Van- Chorrifswiety ^ improvement, maintains o- couver Bowling Club. The Rev, by the Rev. advice on̂ lighting problems is Rev. Hilhs Wright and the Itev. placed at the disposal of the . lloTiAVk /I'MlaaiirM vtrill hn voutiArka- , .jv. . j i _____ .-i.il-*.>. me west Vancouver improvement, maintains a- h ^ -tf L ' 4. testing service conducted by o/R^mance D trained lighting experts, whose illus-Rev. W*:D. .McKay, the ndvic-c on-liirhtimr nroblems is ' * Rehgien, and ^Hevo t, lu irated by lantern slides by Kev. Andrew Roddan, in Unit-Canon d'Easum w ill be resporis- public without charge or obliga- -Ynvr'""ri' „.ioA,Vaa w Aible for the regular service, tion - ed Churchy auspices ol W.A.^ whilst the Rev. ' A. Harding Elsewhere in this issue will >e FrWay, Nov- 27th -- ^ Tivioaf null rt-itrjii 4--V»za ciririvAao j** -L i J. «-z_ _ _ i* xi* '• Duncc 10 thc Orango Jtiaii. jpic, th Priest will give tjje address. fouiid'a picture oFfourlof'these ' , , H""?® *" ' J'^onJih"®® Pnicart , Repre^ntaUves- of organic . lighting advisers,...who. measure.' tions desirous of placing wreaths the intensity, of light, in homes' cietTln^t^e*Omn^^ Hall. a t the base of the^Memorial Arch are asked to get in touch with Mrs. Pegram, phone-West 167-R, on or before Saturday, Novem­ ber 7 th : by meflnSjOf a "sight meter,.'f. a sensitive instrum ent th a t rifieas- ures . light * in much .the same m anner . th a t a therm om efer . w ' : 'measures heat. They have n o th -1 i t n tr., ,4-i-a M/̂ 11 Vir\iic<.riVi/Nl/4Ai«M iifillj.;,; AX* < NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO Pj)Ppibs,or:small wooden cross-^ sell, but householders, will , i,,,o ' here ■ dent of tWs't S S is immediately, after the closing of i, ■ P fP teen .^eavL »"W duty, wi)l be Mr. ,J. ] For further ' a e t a i h o t ^ Hie., " ph^ographte® s tu ^ a ^ W M :|e C ^ ^ Harper s DUckwo: THE MARINA\UNDER \ 'V NEW-MANAGEMENT issue. lifei'-having^been in the business lf;ipbsshbl^;jriSteaa'rifefaCe th a t 'i t strikes us ? at. th e ydth rill the , accumulated ̂ rihergy gathered ' in - the, inteiV ak7If ;we\^^^ riri' example bf this, we 'haverbut toT _ consider: the -general debt situation. "Our period has produeed" few if .any great works of a rt, music r ir literatm ^. There are gfeat'm asters amorigst us; as in allages, but we will hgve none of them , preferring the accumulation of the _doHar and the urithinking.iriind^hichtgdris wft^ . • >■'-.r ' ' Oiie day, sbine'd^y, circumstarice's vvill force us to wake up and we shall then discover,that most of our so-called "pro­ gress" J ri certainly m otioii-forward,'blit alas! also downward, .to a~yawriing pit, and, realizing tha t, will endeavor to* retrace our steps in-search of a b e tte r trail; ' ■k 4 ! J \ ̂ *» -i ̂ ' i ■" J f " ' The- Marina ^ fe^ rin d Bakery, Jt4th*and M arine Dnye, has been taken over by T'Sjpesa Kerrison 'line pi;, fancy W. A. NOTES ;! for years in Vancouver and in ■ .' other places. \*l|fe wilPhandle in his studio ' individual photo-- :etCii , his_ studio i mdividual photo-_ * . ^graphs,' and'" scenic views, etc., .. • u.'l za'anoniflllv. nhotourraDhs' to be - ' • carriedv- alsb orders taken fo r .-on Post 60 are to hold a .poppy ban be seen in the window of Christmas and wedding cakes, a tea in the Legion Hall pn Satjur- Colonel Savory's office- at 1448 first- class decorator being on day, November 7th, from 2:30 t o . . Marine Drive.' The patronage o f ' hand.for the benefit of patrons. 5 p.ni^ A musical program and ̂ W est'V ancouver public is Sunday dinners a ispecialty,. and tea-cup reading'by Mr. Griffiths /solicited. *" J 1U .1-■ t iil'̂ parties catered for. Vf'« CHANGE OF SERVICE BY PACIFIC STAGE LINES CLEANING & DYEING The Liberty ' Cleaners * and" couyer*. Dyers announce im this'issue the . On-Saturday, November 7th, opening of ..tfeei.?* new cash and '/th e : Annual Poppy Day will be carry agericy;':at -Grigor's. D ry Held'in West Vancouver. Citi- GoodSj-WlD'Maririe Drive; They zens are urged to purchase their make a point-m theirvSeiwicesj,to.C poppies in West Vancouver as all the public ̂ ^ ; '# ick;servicepri(d ,. money raised locally is used ex- ̂ good work, th is being ensured by " '^clusively in W estV ancouver. POPPY DAY ::'Biiy your poppy in West Van- will assure everyone of a pleas­ an t ' afternoon. The following -will 'be present representing other organizations: Mrs. Cro- niar Bruce, Mrs. W. B. Small, M rs . J. Leyland, Mrs. C. B. Greenwood, Mrs...J, Duckworth, Mrs, J . Mitchell, Mrs. R. P. Blow­ er, Mrs. C. Turner," Mrs. H. B. Stevens; Convening the tea will BARBARIANS' AUXILIARY DANCE 'The Girls' Auxiliary to the Barbarians Rugby Club will give . a dance oh Friday, November ' 13th, in the Orange H a ll Dane- ing will take place from 9 to 1 ri,m., and the music, will be in ' Effective Thursday^November 5, Pacific Stages^announce a new time table for N orth Ji^ari^couver- West Vancouver- - ICauIfeild -, Horseshoe Bay service o f , the _ ________ __ _________ ooiripany. A ttention P f p a tro n s be Mrs. T. Batchelor, Mrs. J. W. Sharg^of Trev Page's Orchestra. J s called4o the schedule.Carried -Barnett, M rs.. V.' Bianchflower, -Admission. 50 bents; elsewhere in this . issue. For Mrs. Black, Mrs. BattCsby," Mrs. - ____ 1_____ _ copies of time ta b le p rio th e r in- Butt. ' T ljepresident, Mrs. Shar- formation, patrons may "phone man, with Mrs. Rivers, will re- West 12. ' r," oeiye the guests. This is for a gobd cause, and the money will WINDOW BAKERIES NEW STORE L.O.L. TO'SPONSOR.LECTURE h e needed: riiore th an 'ev e r this A J^ L A N T E R N SLIDES ' winter. Coriie and bring a friend ,, The Canadian Window/.Bak- eries have opened a very fine store in the new building recent. a cifafF Af ikWprf«"m pw rv u . / f>yk-n«Tr i?z»r«z.rviiM.on̂ p ^ ' ' and "help those who are less for- ly erected a t 1560 Marine Drive. On Tuesday, November 17th, tunate. Tea yrill be 25c., includ- Patrons will find there rolls, ' ____ a lecture and showing of lantern mg cup reading. ; cak es.. doughnuts, coffee cakes.DISABLED VETERANS ATTENTION! , , ^ . ......... . , __ Disabled Veterans . will colors are Brij^iteried, the fabne ■' m e e tp t 'th e corner of 21st and pile raisedj. arid the lustre^ life Marme Drive a t 6 :45 p.m. Sun- and sheep'3*esfbred. * * ' " day, November 8th. Decorations Kindly r e f e r to the advertise- to 'b e worn. Note the time,-p.m. ̂ ment ,'in-.Ip is. ji^s^ of a.m; as previously ar- special o f f e ^ r ^ -ranged. Turn o u t400% please. > a lecture and showing of lantern slides of Derry and .the. Boyne, 1688 to 1690] will be held in the Orange Hall, under,the auspices of. the local Orange Lodge, ' ' The slides used for th is lecture ing cup reading. Armistice Dinner - All invitations issued for the Armistice D inner, include mem­ bers' wives. The dinner will s ta r t sharp a t 6:30 p.m. so it is have been imported from Ulster, asked th a t all attending be on ^ d will n o P o u b t be of g rea t .time. There is no in terest to' those attending, on w ithout invitation; th a t occasion. ' cakes, doughnuts, -coffee cakes, fples, buns, scones, breads, cooki­ es* etc., , all the p roducts of this well known firm, which has built up one of the largest bakeries in .these lin e s , in the province.- Only the best ingredients are admission, .used, and they are carefully .mixed and baked. > <3 3- -ij ̂ I r f t . K t A ,