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} ' t K ; '.' ' 1. ■ M I ' "t:M ?i'W'iM W"*̂ ̂WŴ̂WUHjppWj|̂pj»W>JWJjh|mi H O M EBAKERY ■<'~̂̂4v vt'»nJ Fresh Ilttspherry IH«ji VeftI & Hmii Vim Sponi^e Cake,for Ri^pherry SharteaJk^ HoIIh. Ureiid, Ĉ ĵ kes, Klc. All made on the |ir«inlwi!». Mr*. Ai L. Kenning* 2'!76 Marino Drive Fhene VVeHi JJ66 . 9:55 u rn.--Sunday school. . 1 1 :0(i tt.m.--Puhllc worship. . Dr. Henry will preach. Topic: 7 ;:50 p.m.--Hublic worship. Dr. Henry wfil pre^h. Topic: "*To what purpose is this waste. Tho' midweek meeting has been di.scontinued during July ami August. ̂ . and i'ho rlate of the Sundav School cdiigregational picnic is Thursday, July 2;jrd. The place ' is Stanley,I»>*rk. The hour is 1:3.0. p.m ^ W a S ty A K f'OUVER m e Societj '" tui'jfKfiiiWii. B«Mh of r The Mother < hurch . - I l f flM tO lurcbof Cferkt. ,« ^Scientist, in Ho»̂ i>n. MaiMChu'ctte. Sunday Servin. n .30 ..m. and . 7.80 V- ' Subject, July 12th, 'ISACBAMENT" Sunday School ut 10.00 a. m . Tettimony Meeting WedncBday at 8.16 p. in. M B M O R IA b H A L L iv* ) N E X T S U N D A Y - 10 a. m.-- School for Children. 3 p. m.-- Speaker; MR. PERCY KING life Subject: *THE NATION AND t h e l a w ." Mr. "King broadcasts oyer CKWJC every Wednesday at 0.'>0 p. m. ' '> '• St. Anthony's Church WED'S DAX- 10 a. m,--Sunday. School. ' 11 a.m,--Worthip and •̂"Bipaaltiiig o f ■ 7 :H6 p. im--Song Service 7:30 pa in.--ADDRESS Speaker: MR.WEMYSREID ' ■' I - =w b d n ^ S d a y -- fi p.m.--Prayer and Bible Study. (MKDEN PARTY AND EVENING CONCER'P' For adults the fare is 26 cents' . - , r^U,.,a.yaU A garden party and evening AmMe^ide wharf. , ■ . Rector; concert Is to be given next j.Vct* tickets will be given to "Kev. A. Harding iViest, B.A. Pastor: Rev. Father Carey 'Residence: 2558 Marine Drive. Thursday, ICtb JulyL,:;undoi* the all tlH> Hcholars who are present auspices of'the I..cigion W. A. in at Ok' school on Sufiday, 19th, the lieautiful grounds of Mrs. G. Trinity 6 (July 12th). Hampson, 20th and Fulton. The ; i.asi Sidiirday afternoon the'!' 8 a.m.--Holy C omniunion. Legion W. A. will be assisted by fonnal opening of the Bowling TO a.m. -- Sumiay School and the Duncan Lawson Chapter,. I. Lawn took place. The weather Bible Class, O. t). K., L.O.B.A., Naonrii'Chap-' wa.s all that could have been de- . n :1 5 a.pi-"~Moniing Prayer. ter,M),E..S., L.O.L. No. 2990, Hircil. . ' 7 *15 b m --Evcn.song. Canadian Legion, West Vancou- Mi-, Leyland, our Reeve, hon- * ___ __ ver Choral Society, West Van- omi us by being present and . Saturday--10 a. m. Bible His- ■torv and Catechism Clas.sc.̂ . 7 :80 p m.--CoiTfessions.,* Sunday-- 8 ;4 ,̂a. m. Holy Mass, Benediction. , ' ,, ̂ . , Week Days--7 :30 » m. Holy Maas. ' ' , ■ ■ ■ ' . Bapfisf Church Dr. Marjory McCubbiti ■" '-~r , HdurB; 9 a. m. to 6 p: m. Saturdays: 10 a.m. to 1 p,m. Evenings and Saturday After-, noons by appointment only. Rpyal Bank Building .iPhone West 446 Residence Phone {West 393. ' 1 . , ,v ii 1 1 ju .* i 1 There will be sjiccial preachers ■ couver Musicians Club.and th e , afi<T u lew congratulatory rer gt. Stephen's hoth*»m(?rning Dundarave Ladies'Choir.' nnu k.s he threw the first bowl, evening. In tin* morning the Mrs. T. Jhirnard, president o£ . wHicli officially started -on ii.s" R. A. Ililtx. of Toronto, the-provincial command, of the . caivi'r. what we hope will be a General Secretarv of the G. B.. Legion W. A., will open the gar- social community ccuitre. W ̂ m- (U.partment of den party at 2:30 p.m. by cut- vitc ali who urp interested in this . church's work with which tiiK- pastime to givij us their fee Priest will be a.^sociaied on anil join Up.,V leaving here; will be the .speaker Two. rinks from North Van- and in the eyeniiig the Rev. W. couver came as visitors and at .H. Adcock of Si. Matthew's Pastor, 'Rev. II. P. Humphreys, Residence, 1343-Hay wood Ave. • " "Phone West 252R . -- - ting.the rilibitJi.H at the entrance to Ihp grounds, the West Vaii- couvor School Band Playing "0 Cnn/da." Bridge,will be started at ^nce and will be continued dl the serving of*afternoon lea. Those, receiving will bo: Mr.s. T. E. Batchelor, Mrs. H. B. Stevens, and Mrs,<W. T. Atwood. -Pre.sidimr at the urns will be Sunday, July 12th. ̂ 10 a.m.--Sunday School. Classes for all. 11 a.m.--Morning Worship. Pastor will preach. Topic: "The Victory of Faith". Brief address for'children. Mr. Scott,will sing. .. ,. - 7:30--Evening Worship. ■ Topic: "Jesus Receives Sin- NURSING HOlME -- (Mrs. M.-E. LaChimce, . 264 - 24th Street East North V^niouver Residence Phone: North 1356R . the closcMifftT refrOkhnients pro- CJĵ urch, Regina,' {riKr'bne"of"the ' vided by the ladies of the#iUrcl^ - -ij</Ading men in thi? Social Service a photo was taken of the group. Coifndl of Canada, will be the . ners." Tile honors of the da.y \vere Hpeaker. Both clergymen have - Miss Mercer will sing. carried off by North Vhneô u- come to the coa.st for tlfe sum-' ' " -----. ver, but wait until we htvve had mer school at Camp Artaban. Let not conscience make you linger, C. J. OTerington PIONEER BARBER 14th and Marine Expert Work Phone West 135 , Mrs. 1 .̂ G. Wblfe-Mertoji, ;̂ Mrs. a;s long a career as they have had' J. B. Leyland, Mrs. T. A, Spen- and the tables may be turned. - g{̂ Stephen's will be Well rep- Nor of fitness fondly dream, cer, Mrs. J. J, Rutledge, and Mrs. historical purposes the fol- vf.«spnfod ab the Lcuflcrs' Ti'ain-' All the fitness He requireth is to John -Lawson.- The.School-jBand low ing report is made.- . ------- --- Camp which opens at Camp- -feel-your need-of-Him, will play sdections during the Jtink number 1,: • 7 . Artaban on-Monday-with sev^n Tbis He giv.es your'tis the--: = afternoon. For those coming in North Vaiaiouver--A. Thomp- members of the Sunday School Spirit's rising beain. for tea only guessing compoti- H. Bolton, W. Peters, W. sta ff and young people in at- r . -- ' --------- tions have been arranged, Pm-tfidge, skip. Total, 20. tendance. The .^oup consisting Wednesday, 8 p.m., midweek There-will be a concert in the West Vancouver--W. D. Wat-, of the Misses M: B. Almas, Peg- prayer and praise. A cordial invitation to all. Service Women's ."Trust Fund, North Vancouver -- "Messrs. Nicholson, Johnson, Ekforti,. P. ST. STEPHEN'S A.Y.P.A. and it is to hoped will be well 20 . supported. For bridge reserve- Vancouver- Several parents ' enjoyed the The tennis t6am gave a beach , __ T-1 8. 1 • iif i West Vancouver-r-W; N.'Me- day's outing Thursday to Camp party and bonfire-• last Friday Lons phoiie Donald, A. II. Prentice, C. Me- Artaban, when visitors' day for evening at the foot of 27th Street __________________ ' 5 Lean, Dr. E. A.'Henry, Skip. To- • the Senion Boys' Camp-wasi^kept. through the kindness of Captain ' ̂ ' y --------7 T7~!T . ̂ lal, 14, ......■ " T . " - - --------- aVid' Mrs!. Beavis^ when about. "I~am--sorry," Tsaid thm leip " PJtVo' nnmhor"3__Dmihlps: . This evening rasp-~"-Twenty~m'e^mbeYs"andTriends at-Rin'g number 3--Doubles: . - . , , , R. lO'nloch, G. Blanchfield, to- berry Social under the auspices tended. A Tuost enjoyable even- Get the habit ̂ Have yourha ir shampooed trimmed ̂ and ,'Uraved every. two weeks and you' will always look smart,' if you' have unexpected visitors orJnvitations. Call Miss Clay, late of the Vogue and Dor­ cas Hairdressing Parlors, for appointments._at the Gwendolyn Beauty Shoppe PHONE WEST 117. 1540 Marine Drive list, "but you cannot have an appointment wiili mo this after- . taf'26.'*vr"Gc'0 ' H a y B . of the choir at the home of Mrs. ing: was spent and it was dicided Reasonable noon. I have eighteen caviDes to D^ne total 17 ̂ X- Hodgson, 2310 Bellevue to hold aimther -be^ch party f i l l" Ami he picked up his gollV_ . _____ _ - ' Ave. In .addition to other iit=- . 'thiq_4 iear future, at which it;is ing" announced the.young hus- bag and wenLoute^^uggler; EaUtbllahed on North Shore _______20 Years. (Lady AsBlatant) HARRON BRO ii. WILLIAMSON JFuiiri l̂ Birectora North V&hqpuver Parlors 122 West fexth Street Phone North 184 Vancouver Parlor* ■ 56"Tenth Aveiuie~East Phone Fair. 184 p.m.-on Sunday, 19th-July, "in celebration of B.C,^:yJDiamond Jubilee. - __ The tennis team lost'on JHon--- -Gouldn-t-you-diold^ out a little-- WLth_oyer_cightv adults and Unitml Church team ' longer; until we get-enough cou- , .. 11 .--iV:. -: i 1 n r.K o -Q «« ypous.for that ucw TUg?" .... I'ROGRAM OF CONCERT _ 16TH JULY children in attendance the choir Ly. a score of 0 to "3 on the lat- held a very enjoyable picnic last • grounds, but .hope to re- Saturday afternoon at Why tcliff verse the score in the return Park, sports, swimming, baseball oiatch. On Tuesday they defeat- and a bonfire being the chief ed Holy Ti'inity by 2to . l . „ items of interest for those who Their riex ̂ jiiatch will be to- came. The results of the^races morrow at' 6 p.m. against St Song:"Gne Fleeting Hour," :Mr. was as follow^-=Boys under 9: . Agnes'-'team, North Vancouver. Aubrey Clarke, 1st, Bobby Sharman; girls under •7"'------------ --- -- Song^ "W onO du3.uy ,.M>L M y v -a:lfirst,4 Ti!erio:Smith42ndv Jess-- _N0RTHV-AN._ FERRIES .. . ender," Miss Margaret Ran- - ie-Wrisberg;'boys 9 to 11, 1st . ESTABLISH, RECORD Walter Parker; 2 nd, Billy Bark- . --------- Song: (a) I Will Make ^You or; girls 9 to 1 1 ; 1st, Joan Park- All records for vehicular traf- THK Brooches; (b) "My Love i s a: er: 2nd Topsy Sharman; boys 12 fic across Burrard Inlet for a Fisherman j" Miss Joan Durbin to 14. 1st, Doir Sharman; 2nd, single day were broken Domin- ~duBiiic«ui aii3~JBditorial~OfficcT I7th »nd Marine-Drlvip -(Next to HoUybuni; ' Phone Aubrey Clarke„ and Mr, J. -Evans.' Song: Selected, Mrs, Colin Mac Lean. wheif'North Vancouver ries carried 13,612 pas- and 3152 vehicles, ac- to ferry officials. 15 to 17, 1st, Gwen Lightly. In the first half of this\year 2ndy-Eileeii'- J)entT--Ladies-raee^-- ^the-boats earried-l7665^ 06-:pas-fe 1st, Miss Crickmay; 2nd. sngers and 315,750 vehicles, as Mi.ss E. Dickson. Boys and ladies* compared with 1,542,72Upassen- jUyburn P. 0.) Song;:Selected_, Mrs. F. Staiiisby. novelty, 1st. Mrs. Powell and gers^and 108,150'vehicles in the West 363-------------Song: ^*For You Alone, Mr. e o r i^ o n d in g -^ e r i^ ^ AVMi'imyc ' Jack Evans.'^ " and Peter Grier. - • year, ah increase of 212,786 pas^afternoons or evenings Mail Addraaa: P. O. Box 61,' HoUyburn, B. C Song: " (a )" 'Thoughts Have Wings" ; (b) A Blackbird Singing/- Miss Barbara Tris* tram, ' Publisher P, P, LOVEGROVE An interesting visitor to Mrs. G. Buikl^% 26th and" Bellevue, ' was Mrs. peardsmore of Kerris- dale. who while a nui*se in Russia saw the Czar's family taken a- $L00 aycarbyamer;^?^^^ . and the monk Rasputin Newsstands 8c. per copy ̂ - -killed. , -Phone West 363 IN ME.MORIAM In Loving Memory of Robert Bell, son. of John Bell, U75 Duchess Avenue, killed on Mar­ ine Drive., 13th July, 1930.,.,. „ 'His memory is as dear today, As in the hour he passed away. sengers and '207,600 vehicles. During June ferries trans­ ported 291,599 passengers and 63,440 . vehicles, as compared with 245,236 passengers and ^2,- 533 vehicles in June of last year, showing increase oF416,363 pas-_ sengers and 40,907 vehicles, re- spectively^ ^ ' ' RaspbeiTies are on the market in good quantity. : - , The Cariboo wool clip this sea­ son is 47,586 pounds. ^ N O W "THE OONQUERING HORDE A' Spectacular. , Western Thriller ' - with . RICHARD ARLEN And A Big Oast GANG COMEDY NEWS and OABTOON ^ifEXT WEEK Mon.--̂Tues.--^̂ Ved. ^O N O R AMONG LOVERS" Thur.-^FrL--Sat. .Next "lU k r ': MARY PICKFOaib h , T . d a d d y LONGXEtSSj 19,"20t21 i