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c J.«w rL 2® JI£ f I A t - , r ^ !ŝ , < V? ̂ -> r a r W W . 'V A N NEWS pam»awiwww»»aa<w*^^aiTO#HiCT.wwgft!̂ !gywBeBaffiiB̂ ^ WEST. VANOOOtto CBOBAI. SOOBW To help Welfare Funds of West Vancouver Churches will be held in UNITED CHURCH>,...̂V ■0̂..w,< , r J | - t « » . s ■> MONDAY, JANUARY iStli, at 8:15 p. m Admission 86 Cents y o u k s u p p o r t w il l b e m u c h a p p r e c ia t e d pielse nolc the phan«:e from the High School Auditorium to the United Church <a ■MfikiktuMWCt' CLASSIFIED A D S r j j f i ****VJ»p!lKr*aaaS^^ Van n«wh ^et immedlata raauliics ........... - -.........- ■ ......... .... ' ' r I" " ........... . FOU 8A L B ~Pair real Harrla T w »^ icoU . panU, iu?w,» ahna 38 bJ. 4D' Offer. Phone Went IHflY. ______ Take Carneffie*a advlra and |l«y U u re CAPABLE tilHL WANTS WOItK * RxAfcrlont'ed with housework and Aercmre Itt a place with a future. Actviigc in gooil locations from $50 Jo'up. Apply John I.awson, W*̂ est S5. children. Phono West 077Y. HANDY ANN SHOPPE, Dundarave -- 10'/* Bhlo durliiK January. Phono West ;J9. ' ' ____ _ PAINTINtJ, KALSOMINlNll AND ,.PAI'KH1N(» -- Take advantage of ctu'iipor winter prices. Phono Wosl WANTED -- Have two rtHsilMmslble mrtica wanting u home on ivntal , lUHiH, One Would like a four-room " jungalow, and" the Other a homo with three bedrooniH. A largo lot preferred in each eaae. ,1. T. W alt, Illume West 141. _____ __ FOU WENT--('om for tabic and.attrac* live little nouKe, modern, furniahed <*r partly furniahed, $15. Phonw Wi'st 0L't)L. MAJICKLLE SHOP -- Mnfcclla, 50 eenls; re«el, :)5c; linger wave, 75c. INione Mra. King,, Woat 304. Ihllar Miss Mariiifaret McIntyre who will "give a violin solo a t the Choral Society's concert ftext Monday 'evehing in the United Church. FOR SALE--White King und^llomcr pigeouM. $1.00 pur pair. Phono We»l.201X. I'AUIiliY Buya and ScIIh Furniture-- Kfpairing an d ., polishing, Painta, oils, a'ialna, glasrs'. Phone Wesr'ViY." C. J* BRODERICK--Photo Finlaher, Developing, Printing, Enlarging, Coloring and Copying (Sagara .Store) 1522 Marine i)rive. __. A LI. THE BEST BrnndH of Clgara, Cigarettes ami Tolmceua. Also Ex- i'liange ,l"i)ker IIuiuIh .ami Consol l aids Free. Amlileslde Tea Ruomn. •o DUNDARAVE LADIES CHOIR CONCERT SUCCESSFUL TO RENT--5 room inodorn houiiei Good garden, Numbut* of good fru it . Ireofl. , Convenient location; $20.00. Apjily John Lawson. West 55. if you pay your telephone bill by the 18th of the month .t) There was a large attendance in the Inglewooci Auditorium last Saturday evening - on the occasion of "A Night of Gilbert & Sullivan," put on by the Dun- darave Ladies' Choir, under the FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for West Vancouver Property -- .100 acres dyked land with good building at P itt Meadows. Apply John Lawson ...W est-55............................................... '■ direction of Mrs. F. X. Hodgson, assisted by male singers and a :< male chorus, and an orchestra under Mrs. F. Knight-Hodge, The pretty costumes ' and stage work, for which Mrs. A. J." Gleam was responsible, as well as the scenery in charge of J. E. Durbin, with the assistance of T. McCulloch, added very.greatly . to- the success of the evening. - Tlie norchestra, under Mrs. ' F. Kfiigkt-Hodge, and Mrs. J. E. Durbin as accompanist, also ably assisted the artists. The various choruses were cohsistently well r e n d e r e d - a i i d T - ^ v H i i ^ l e - t h i e - a o l o i & t s T WE HAVE TEN OF THE CHKAP- EST LOTS^in West VuncoUvor -- ■Srnnd-dnsrrinr in near future. John Lawson, We.st 55. FOR PLUMBING REPAIRS idence Phone West 241K. Roa- BOARD AND RESIDENCE -- 15th and B ell^ue, near ferry. Hates ut- ti'uctive. I^dncv-West 458L, Geo. Hay NOTARY PUBLIC Established 1912 ■ ■ - -------------------1 REAI. ESTATE AND INSURANCE --uhoie-<iu-A<̂ reage-Hind--HoiupHlUm- ut Attracfiviv Ibices- MONEY TO 1.0AN ON MOH'J'GAGES 1405 Marifte Drive Phone West 21 or Seymour'1260 . Evenings West 204 X WEBB'S SHOE REPAIRS WEAR BEST--Dundarave. , FOR SALE--̂ Italian velvet Krohler davenport, $50. Cost .$180. Phono .West 457R3. . THE.CORI»ORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF WEST VANCOUVER did not do equally _ well, their West 36 Service _at your door 1BettttyiM[aiitiers~ Lady: 'il w ant' some kid "A man tried to kiss me last gloves for my ten-year-old night." daughter, please." ̂"Did you slap his face ?" ~61erk: "White"kid7" T'" "Yes, in d e ^ --as soon as he efforts" in eabk humloer m et with the hearty aoproval of the audi­ ence. The difficult number, "Poor W andering One," was very well Sling by Mrs. Willoughby, with the assistance of the choir, as FreslY and Sin oked New Laid Eggs Dressed • Poultry Lady: "Sir, how dare you!" got through.' TlflERM CTS was the quartette, "Strange Ad venture," by Mesdames Wil­ loughby and Stevens and Messrs. Holt and Froud. Mention should also be made of James Holt, whose voice was heard to ad­ vantage in several numbers. ^ M rs ;-- F .~ i? b ~ H o d g s o n -- g a v c T ^ a - spirited rendering ' of "When HOLLYBURN Barber Shop̂ 16th & Marine E X P E R T S E R V I C E E. MARSH, Proprietor Is hereby, given to the Electors of the Municipality of the Cor­ poration of the District of West' Vancouver, B. C.j that I j*equirc the presem-e of the said Electors :_a t_Ui o_C_o.unc.iL_Ch amber, ,-Munir^ cipa] Hall, West Vancouver, B.C. ON MONDAY" COMMUNITY PLAYERS IN "THREE LIVE GHOSTS" the IJth day of January, 1932, a t 12 o'clock noon, are busy- rehearsing their next Our G ^ n t Norman Foes," and production, "Three Live Ghosts," for the purpose of electing per- . .../ions_t,o_ repre.s_enL .thenuas JReeve- the s o ^ , "On the Day When I W asxiVedded" was very>̂ well given by Mrs. A. J. Gleam. "For the Merriest Fellows Are We," by Gordon Gray and a mixed chorus was received with vociferous a'pplause, while th 'e duet, "I Have a Song to, Sing-0," by Miss Edna Walker and Nor­ man-Sewell, is deserving of jnep- "tion7"^the~former's"""dictidn aria Concentrated Heat general rendition of her part' be­ ing particularly good-_________ which is t o 'be given for three nights in the Jlollyburn Theatre,) on February 15th, IG.th, and' 17th, under the. auspices of the Canadian Legion. The produc­ tion is in the hands of Mr. Guy Desmond and the cast contains all ouî -{ oli^ favorites of this clever band of players, including Mrs. Guy Eastman, who is play- i ng- -the -p a r t--of-- '-Old--S wee t- heart," the ' part tak en , in the picture production by Beryl Mercer; ;We"sL"Vancwvef~is" tO"' and Two Councillors and electing three persons to represent them as School Trustees and one per­ son to represent them as a Com­ missioner of Police. The ^Mode of Nomination of Candidates Shall Be as follows; -The Candidate.s shall be nom­ inated in w riting; the. writing .shall be subscribed by two elec­ tors of^the Municipality as pro­ poser and. .seconder, and shall .be delivered to the Returning Of- £ g G -SIZE-N U G G ETS of simppy, long- flamed heat--th a t's Therm ets. Made from carefully processed B .C coal apd pressed into' concentrated form. N o black sm oke!--no soot!--n o clinkers!-- less a s h ! T hese features m ake T herm ets the . ideal fuel for furnace, range o r fire­ place--an d jio easy to handle.. . Variety was given the eve- . , . , , . en terta inm eiitby a dance ed on having .such by Miss Mollie E dw aris and by ^ players,whose__ _____i.1______ productions and performance, selections from the orchestra. perform an (_ . , , rank equal with any amateur. During the evening a basket productions in the whole of fleer a t .any time between the ■date of the notice and 2 p. m. of -the-day of-pominaiien^ The said writing may be in-.,the form num­ bered 3 in the Schedule of the "Municipal Elociions Act," and shall state the names, residence ^ flowers was presented to Mrs. Canada. As one critic remarked and occupation or description of' each person proposed, in such F. X. Hodgson and a bouquet to Mrs. Khight-Hodge, g ifts also being received by' Mrs. WiL loughby and Miss M argaret -Rahkihe-. afte r seeing their last produc-' ' J®. lion, "The 13th Chair," that it candidate; and in the . . . a pr«1uctj.n worthy o f ooy S V i j U ^ a t l te $ 1 1 o o Under test, Thermets have proved th ^ - ^ ^ v e s t o 'b e ~ t t ^ B ) i p e i i o r j t n o r e - e e o n o m i c a l - PER TON fuel Ybu try a ton--if you are hot satis­ fied, gladly refund your money on the unused balance. theatre. So don't forget and keep qpen this date and you will be sure of " a n ~ e x ire l lC T t^ o iH 5 iiy :;fT [ ls y ]^ ~ b y a talented band of West Van- SATURDAY, THE 16TH DAY ____ (ICUANIIARY,_L952,- i: V ' 11 ■ ■ 1 and sold ■with n money-back guarantee Legion Notes FUEL departm ent Vf e s t 1 0 1 b e tw e ^ th ^ hb b'clbck couver talent and produced in a a. mj^-and 8 o'clock p. m, of said manner worthy o f - a , first "clafis day a t the New Ambleside Hhll, theatre. All the proceeds in aid corner of 14tĥ treet̂ ^̂ ?̂ ^̂ ^̂ ̂ of t̂he Canadian Legion. ine Drive, West Vancouver," B.C. Arrangements have been inade of which every person is hereby for the J)undaraye Ladies Choir required to take notice and kov- to ̂ present , their Gilbe,r_t & Sulli- , en ib im self accordingly. _______van evening a t the Shaughnes.sy__- - Given-Jjndei^invJhand-at the The Canadian Legion, West Military Hospital on Friday^ "M unicpal Hall, District o f̂ West WmaS m M Vancouver Branch; is "giving a whist drive^ and Social tomorrow (Saturday) evening, a t 8 o'clock, for members and th e ir -wives and !-piembers of the Legion W. A. There will be no charge. January 22nd. you marry me.He; "̂Will dearest?" She: "Certainly.- Comj^nion- ate, trial or fight-to-a-finish?" Vancouver,, th l^ S O th ' day of December, 1931. HoIIyburn, B. C., 30th December, ,1931. WMrJJERRIN, Returning Officer. I