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w- l;5lit55S®fc*®:sss iSliiiiilStt^^ MlMi f#I« iwi ■ v S s r a S ^ |f«p<w«(»««« N O T I G E ! fc # According to newspaper dea- patchea, the reported declara­ tion of war on Japan by General Mah-Chan-Shan does not com- m lt the Nanking Government, ■ G t; :A S S fF I B D ~ A -D tS The r«t« for a it iif lo ^ A d fo r^ W fiiti it t eonta p tr wor4, minimum 25 eotila. %s«oal In llio himo of tlW ii htvinf rtfu ln r •rcountit," nil c liiiil* Van N tw t get Immediiitt roaulta. although as a supporter of that RD UbA€K-~COAL. W ott 68 Will be held in thei Hollyburn Theatre on MONDAY, a t 8 p.m. at which the members o f the Council will .exp la in .the B y-L av^on which the Electors will vote o n . W ednesday , the 18th day o f^N o v -. ember. COUNCIL N O T E S The engineer reported to the I coundl oh:' ........... 1. W. Partridge's application rt maple tree on the north boule­ vard, Bellevue and 22nd Street. ■That to remove the south side stems of the tree would cost ap­ proximately $8.00. An expenditure of $8.00 was approved. ' 2. Right-of-way,' 16th and Kulton (Ingall's property). Re­ ferred back to engineer to fu rn ­ ish an estimate of the jproposed 6. Complaint of J. A. Cotton, 23rd and BelleVue, Re ditch and trees. No action., .... 6. R. Wilson, P. G. E;. Rly. Crossing renewals. Received and filed. 7. Comptroller of W ater Rights, Victoria, re conditional license 3236 Hodder (Hadden) Creek. Laid over for the next meeting. 8. Comptroller, W ater Rights, 1634,.([Cypress Creek,' Victoria, re W ater license No. ' Referred' tp engineer with power to act. government it is stated they would be responsible for his acts. I am puzsled to know just how the Nanking authorities can be responsible in one case and not in the other, unless it is cus­ tomary. in China to follow up a deelaralion of war l>y each side setting up the drinks for the other. A scrap among the Chin­ ese, however, certxiinly has t>»lv one termination, and .that is a .m ost thorough lopping off of heads.. The losers literally "get it in the neck" every time; and in th a t game there is no respect of persons. There, is another interesting news item out of Clhina. League officials indirectly suggested the , fernote/- possibility that the Leagu,e"Council would vote on expulsion of Japan as a violator of the covenant. My friend, the .editor, is fearfully bucked at this choice of words, lie .says they should .be committed to memory , by every budding bank manager who could thus address the ap­ plicant for a loan: "I indirect-, ly suggest the remote possibil­ ity of head office granting you this money."* ■ FOR ^ l E S T ^ n w m td Unfam lslidl house, range, good location. |1 0 Jo r winter. Trout^ton, W«at 88. PAINTING, KALSOMINING AND PAPKUING ~~ Take «dvanUgo of ohoaper winter prices. Phone West:miK. ; WANTED--Capable Girl for gwieral■ .... , .... .. .housework. Phone West 677J FOR SALK--M caary Wpod and Coal ange. G( ê'st -103L. Range. Good Condition. Phone Wes FOR HAIiE--Simmunda Single lied complete, also child's cot complete. Gray Wicker perambulator and Kngllfih'cbllupslble go-cart. Phone West ;m y . SEWING MACHINES--Cleaned and Repaired, $1.50 up. Phono yif'eat 3H4R. FOU RENT--Nicely furnishi<d cottage Fully modern. Phono West 150R2. LOST--Key with ring. Iwtwecn 24th and 27th, on Marine Drive. Phone West 74X1. I'()H R ENT--'Comfortable^ and.att rue- live little house, modern, furtHsired" ' or partly furnished; $15. Phone West 020L. • IIKAUTIFUL NEW MODERN HOME on Upper* Level bus lino, $4,000. Phone West 894 R. ('. J. ARCHER--Properties boiiglil ami sold at all points. \7U1 Dunsmuir .Seymour 5054, West ^25. l o s t --Siring of Gold Heads recently Much prized. Reward. Phone West 058L. ' ^ i:i) SLACK--COAL. West «8 ENGLISH LADY, practical nurse , I'lumo West 1041il. E. l^ALMER, Chimney-Sweep, Phono North 811R2. ( APAHLE WOMAN would like work F(At' RENT--Furnished house, ' full 'plumbing, reasonable.* 2003 Esqui- malt. l),v th ed a y , oi* by the hour, 25c, Hox' Van News. CAULEY Buys and Sells Furniture-- Repairing and polishing, Paints, oils, stains, glass, Phono West 71Y. VKIty COMFORTABLE Four-R(M)m house, fully furnished', on Water- front, beautiful) jocallon, $20., Ap­ ply John Lawson, West 55. FUR WORK OP ALL KINDS--West Vancouver Furriers, West 304L, MARCELI.K SHOP -- Morcell^ 50 ccMits; reset, 35c; linger wave, 75c. Phono Mrs. King, West 304. 3* Hernandez and Harrington, application, 15th Street,. Ottawa to Queen's'.. ■Work approved a t a cost not tocceed $50, the same to be ,car- ried out at such time as 'the 'The rnunicipal solicitor advis­ ed the council th a t the m atter of lights _.on __bicycles--was - covered by Section 36 of the Highway Act. .. .. works program will permit.. 4. Drainage a t 16th and Gpi^ ,dbn,"Mr. Sewell's * application, Tree on Marine Drive boulevard, ilr. Fortune's af>plication That these matters had been attended to. Received and filed. The cl«erk was directed to for- Sofifie lively .evidence has been coming out in Toronto a t the trial of certain Communist lead- ■'ers. One of them denied the righ t of the police to interfere w ith their, demonstrations. ' I entirely agree with him, but J t being a poor rule tHat doesn't work both, ways---naturally w ith the ryder th a t the protection of the police be also withdPawn.^ There might be one demonstra- tion„ il: the above riile was fol- WEBB'S SHOE REPAIRS WEAR BEST--Dundarave. FOR PAINTING. KALSOMINING-- .Apply C. L. Konings, Rosidenco phono West 3D4R. ALL THE BEST Brands of Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos, Also Ex­ change Poker Hands and Consol cards Free. Ambleside Tea Rooms. AUTO TOPS and CURTAINS, Up- * holstcM'ing, slip covers,. N. R. Kllis, 1427 Marine. West 184Rj FOR CHIMNEY SWEEPING and Roof Repairing, Phone North 771. FOR PLUMBING REPAIRS -- Res­ idence Phone West 241R. FOR SALIi:--6 Room House, 2 ycMirs old, fully modern. Large lot. Good view: $3,8O0.' Apply John Lawson, West 55. ■' ' " Rude People A fussy wdman got in a bus and noticed a man smoking, so ROOM FOR KENT (with or williout board). Good location on 17th St. __Ex cd 1 en t__ view. Moderate__te r_m s,. Phone West 55 ovseo John Law.son, 17th and Marine.. -W'̂ ard-a.-copy % the chief of police and al^o draw; it to .the. attention of the press. . Vote for the bylaw and^pros- perity. lowed,, but certainly not more than one, - particularly -if -any Irishmen were' in the vicinity. I t is a wonderful privilege to be able to lay out a man amid the applause of the police. Their in-* terference always spoils a man's best efforts. --- ---------- -- ----- f she ;said: "Do you know th a t WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH. Xmas Tree and Annuarl Bazaar FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20th, PARISH HALL ^v e lt^ s . Fancy Work~and Home Cpoking, ^ Dolls and Handkerchiefs Afternoon Tea i tp 6 p.m. Come and see Santa Claus. Y m C a n i S a v e O n e i i you pay your telephone bill bjr the 18th of the month I think that the following-re^' m ark mad,e recently, by a little • _'9.-year-old :girl on seeing for the firs t time following a-cataxact ~ ■'.operation on her eyes, is the ipost pathetic I have, read : "Fm ' so funny looking, and mama looks different from w hat I thought she would -- I didn't know - th a f eyes Were different ■ colours arid everything so bright and different." Poor little soul! Everything so bright a f te r hav­ ing known only darkness. ,Let us hope the rest of her. life m ay . _ be full of light and laiightex. smoking inside..the._carjs._not al-„ lowed ?" "'T m not smoking," was the reply. - - "But you have your pipe in your mouth," said the woman. 'Tve got my boots on my feet, but I'm not walking, madam," answered the man. "Conductor, do*you allow rude- people in your c;$r?" she asked, annoyed. * Conductor: ^4f-^you sit down they won't see you." C. J. BRODERICK,, Photo FiniHher, 1522 Marino Drive, l^ilms^^prints, enlargements. See bur special snap­ shot greeting cards. ,. BOARD AND RESIDENCE -- 15lh , and Bellevue, near ferry. Rates a t­ tractive, Phone West 458L. Hard as Stbite------ "My poor husband was. a wonderful artist," sighed the landlady, as she hacked at the pie crust- "He always said he found inspiration in my cook­ ing." "A sculptor, I presume," said the gloomy boarder,-surveying his bent fork. WEST VANCOUVER "Y" The regular monthly m eeting of the WestIVaa(ioaver-i."Y-" was.. Vote for the bylaw and pros­ perity. -- G e o . H a y NOTARY PUBLIC Plstublishcd' 1912 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE--, Choice Acreage and Homesites a t Attractive Prices MONEY TO LOAN ' ON MORTGAGES' ^ 140.'> Marine Drive ' Phone West 21 or Seymour 1260 Evenings West 204 X .held a t 'th e home .of Mrs. W. M. Thompson on Tuesday, Novem ber 3rd- r ° It was decided th a t in the early part of the coming year .several of the young ladies of (he "Y" will put-on a-contest to be he,ld<iff'We^Vancouver, and to the winner will be given a silver medal. Vote for the bylaw and pros­ perity. ------ ' P-C. t e l e p h o n e COMPANY ito U er S k a tin g You'll enjoy i t ^ t the HOLLYBURN ROLLER RINK Wednesday, Friday and Satur% day Nights, 7:30 to 11 p.m. WEDNESDAY -- Guest Night. Everybody welcome- (prizes). ,^_AT¥RDAy. MATINEE--Conx- mencing 2 p.m. Price 10c. Send your children Here with confidence (Lady chaperon). r o l l e r HOCKEY (_ Starting Monday Nigkty'16th. F irst Home Game, followed by League Teams from Vancouver City,. Every Monday Night, starting 8:30 p.m. . - ' * Admission.. 15c. CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF WEST VANCOUVER V O T E R S * L I S T . 1 9 3 2 -Voters' List now in course of preparation. See tha t your- name is included if entitled to vote, ^ SPECIAL ATTENTION -- None but reg'isiered •deed holders and registered agreem ent for sale hold­ ers are placed on list. Where agreiement is registered deed holder cannot* vote on same property. Agree­ ments or deeds must be registered a t the Land Reg- _is.tryJ_OjffiLce,^JYan.couv.er, _B. C., before-the--end.~oL 1 1 ■ imiP3a® m November, 1931. The List is closed a t the end of Noiv'emher A. Corporation the name of .which is" oh th ey o te rs' list shall vote only by i t s . duly authorized agent, whose authorit3r^shail be filed w itl^ the Clerk of the municipality before the end of November, and who shall be a resident of th^_Province and a*British sub­ jec t of the full age of twenty-one y ea rs ; and such agent shall be entitled to vote for the corporation from year to year until .his appointment as agent is* cancelled and the Clerk has notice of the cancellation. 1 Hollyburn, B. C.j 9*11-1931.-- WM. HERRIN, Municipal Clerk. ■ I J ' . '• iim