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mm. t,«i!»!»ja m A 4 •» jv̂'a and Personsu #ill̂ S®il'- O.J ̂ ̂ ^ Mi^ M. Htqlmefi-Brown, who j. H. GrlfKthft «f Vancodver, iM >«ill-4m^uiiday^~^Schoo^I' • WINDOWS doors SHINOES lath VENEERS ROOnNC building paper m ̂r«i#S' *.£ iWISW D muck. CEMENT n lE UMC $ANO n i k s ANO SPECtnCATtONS ̂ ".Onwn. iip and istK IIMIIM ylwCn rf®w# Caravan in the Diocese of Cari- A m h Avenuow booforiha aummer. has return- ^ * ♦ ed to sp^d to© winter in Holly- Mrs, Edmunds aî tl daughter, 18th and BeUovuft Aveattd, I. S J S ' * " "*'^ - *" "" " ■ Stephen's Sunday School. • * ♦ * * Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Part- Astbiiry's 16th and M arto|q*|Ty Mrs. Eric, Lauder, who has ridge, 23rd and Haywood Ave- been a patient in the North Van- nue, have returned from a mot- P b w « W«$t 19? f*\ couver General, Hospital, has or trip in the S ou th r during sufficiently recovered to return which they visited I/)s Angeles to her home a t 26th and Queen's and other points. Avenue. ' * • i * * * A daughter was bom last Mrs. George Sharp of West week to Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson Bay, who recentiy underwent an (nee" Vivian Jackman) of V io lkJ9.j|fc'Hll94iit̂ *.Jfc4MWii. -C IM I M W M M - -- 0 B L You know tho quality Price 95c. •ttiy*s Dni{ Store .. Tkt gtor# «^:Sa»flc9. . .. 1586 Marine Drive Weet 87 or Weet 607 Emergency Phone Went S21 (After 10 p.m.) Stratton's BAKERY Burrard Laundry Ltdi £ A E i N D E ¥ " S E R V l G E ' , .H ffO* FOR bilJPENDABLE DAVE ANDERSON > .;rWest Vancouver Representative ^ Phones-^W est 691L or North 1810 operation, is progressing favor- toria. ably." * ♦ * The annual meeting of the w e s t VANCOUVER S\A/IMMINO CLUB H a l l O W ^ 'C l l Harborvie^ l ^ c e Club D A N C E SATURDAY, Oct. 27 ^ R A M O U N T o r c h e s t r a NOVELTiES dug Ambleside-at 8.80 via Esplanade Returning to West Bay: after dance; The soccer match ;on Tuesday North Shore Teachers' Associa ..between thC Fadiihe" "Johhsbit'.. tion took place- last 'Friday' a ft and Hollybum teams ended in a ernoon and Saturday in North draw of 1 goal each. Vancouver. Leslie Brooks of * * ♦ the West Vancouver High School St. Stephen's Choir held a »taff» is the president, social on Friday evening a t the . -- - „ -- home of Mrs. J, H. Smith, 992 L O* D. E. Al-r, I-, 4 Bread, Cakes; Pastries, Meat Pies, Sausage Rolls, Banbury Cakes, Plpnamop Dim)?* Variety of Tea Breads, Fi'esh every morning. Note Address: 1468 Marine Drive Phone West 27 20th Street, which was kindly sem l-^nual m eeting of loaned for th e occasion. A very fhe Provincial Chapter w as held enjoyable tim e w as. spent in Thursday In Chilliw ^k .music and games, refreshments i'he president, Mrs. Curtis being served during the evening. Simpson, m the chair. A fter the Free Transportation leaving Ambleside at 8.80 via Esplanade and Lonsdale at 8.46. ̂ *"" ■*----- Admission 35c. Dancing 9 to 12 EVERGREEN SHRUBS Shrubs in any quantities at prices' which can not be equaled.;,, Special ARBOURVITAE, foi ̂ hedges, 5 feet high ............ 10 ; $5.00:; , Also shrubs delivered'C.O.D.r: ' WEST VAN FLO RIST -18th -&-Marine-------------.West-305- AmUeside Sheet - Metal Proprietor, Works Mi's. a . Stainer of Victoria, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Ramsey, St. Stephen's Rectory, 22nd and Fulton Avenue.* m Frank H.* Ellis of the ferry bus staff, has an illustrated article entitled "Up the Fraser to HaiTison Lake," in the Oc­ tober . num ber , of the Pacific Motor Boat Magazine. Mrs. Charlton ~bas taken a suite a t "The .Gables," West morning session,, the Rotary Club took the delegates fo r a drive, during which a w reath was placed bh the cen;otaph. Luncheon was served by the Chilliwack Municipal Chapter, previous to the afternoon: ses­ sion. Those attending from here were Mrs. B. Hayes, Mrs. W. B. Small, Mrs. J. B. Leyland, Mrs. (Stordon Gray, Miss Beryl Gray, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. R. Froud, Mrs. China, Mrs. Hirst, Mrs.. A. M. liester. CLEARANCE SALE BRAND NEW 1934 RADIOS WEST VAN. UNITED F . C. United collected two "^o r© KW] Savory 1443 MarinesDrive Ambleside Phone West 340 Evenings, West 143 Listings Wanted Real E s ta te '̂v*' Bay. . - I to t J. F.jaoyd, 2560 Bellevue alio ' ' ;~Avenjuer^has" returned from--a--wa7iai«--"'QymrfTTa--orwi" NTTwriio' -Manj -̂IBajrgains •-infused. Seta.. trip .to Green.Bayi--Wisconsin. scoring for United Smvthe id ' 'E w $5 ^ month. j^^s. R, C. Sherriff of IL d ^ M t w S l r ^ m it^ ' F O R S T S Sherman have taken a house a t |d h a l signed on a new left half Marine Drive" '̂'̂ '"' W aterfront. . S r ^ ^ T a n d Mr., and Mrs. W. Fraser, 20th close ^ t h for Con Jones Cup. BANGERS BEAT B. C. BOX __and Fulton Avenue, have moved and Shield, and United is field- Led by A. Masterman who into the Williams house a t 31st ing a strong Cup team. On Sat- s c o r e d three goals, the Rangers and M anne Drive. Hollybum Theatre FRIDAY and SATURDAY October 20th and 27th Frank Ruck's latest animal story **Wild Cargo99 "THE GRASSHOPPER and THE ANT" \ (Cartoon in Color) "BURN 'EM UP BARNES" " STABLE MATES" • (Comedy) . NEWS MONDAY and TUESDAY October 20th and 30th PAUL MUNI The World Changes WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Oct. Slat and Nov. 1 We're Not Dfessing also "No More Women" Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Thompson have moved from 21st and urday F irs t United will play beat the B. C. Box a t Wilson m , -d r * t i, .i Crystal-Dairy a t Clark P ark .a t Park-by a score of ̂ 4 to 2. The „ The ^ u h n e Johnson boys de- 2:80 p.m., leaving on the 1 p.m. f f ^ e was very fast and the wind ferryv- Make the trip and sup- Bellevue Avenue, into a house kebt the ball on-the move ^ e r y Tuesday,-the 16th instant, by a port the boys. • a t 835 20th Street. , score ;of 1-0. The game was ' . " ̂ ~~~ . ~ ~ _________________________minute of th e game. MitchgU, J. score ;oa: i-u. in e game was to p p s ,.,an d Kendrick In goal, played on the HolTybum grounds. were the outstanding players. T. B u tt scored..the fourth goal 'electrical » p. ? MECHANICAL g* REPAIRS 'Efficient r SERVICE .' Courteous <DAY or NIGHT --Fromut ' BERT KERLEY 2936 Marine West 53R2 M r/ and Mrs: H arry Potter have taken the Baker house a t 22nd and W aterfrpiit. S. Carlson has moved into a house a t 12th and Clyde Avenue.* i West Vancouver Horticultural & Agricultural Assn. M IUTARir WHK5T {. X /j F lU D A Y Nov. • In.the OSANa£ HALL; at 8.16 P.M. R E F R E S H M E N T S A D M IS S lb N s 2 S C . P R I Z E S Between 1 and;. 2 p.mi. last Thursday, A. J. 'Ajello, 1670 29th Avenue, left his c ^ , stand­ ing for a few minutes in front of the Rayol Bank here and off the - pavement while he .went into a store, but on h is return found th a t some u n k n o ^ mot­ orist had collided ^ t h it. One wheel was damaged, th e axle bent, and a mudguard, twisted. He would like to, get in touch with the party responsible* POPPY CAMPAIGN ED. BLACK West 68 = = ^ = ^ \F O R :■==?== , Tullameen Fumade and Range Coal Once a year an ap p e^ is niiade to the public to. support the . .Poppy Fund. The poppies which are sold by the Canadian Legion W.A., West Vancouver Branch, are made in Vetcraft-Workshcjps by disabled veterans and ""in many calses the production of these symbols of .sacrifice and remembrance is the only means of subsistence "for them . All proceeds from the sale o f p c^ f pies and wreaths a re used to HOLLYBURN THEATRE C. C.F. B A N D (SILVER COM-ECTION) • OCT. ^ SUNDAY 2 8 SUNDAY 9 p.m. ! 9 p.m. d R A N O E HALLC .C .F .- HALLOWE'EN M asquerade Dance FRIZES ' 5-PIEO E O R C H E ST R A REFRESHMENTS Admission 35c* J",v ' / . " Wednesday '3 t Wednesday 9 p.m; 9 p.m. W o o d , G r a v e l , General Trucking S E R V IC E W IT H C . O* D. help the needy ex-service men, and their dependents. This year the heed iff greater than ever, and the Poppy Ĉ om- m ittee would urge th a t a h ea rty ippcal.response be made .to th is a] They would like to isee .poppies ' ' ana eveiy.in every store window citizen wearing one. i t E HARRINGTON has opened th e , AMBLESIDE SERVICE STATION at 1503 [MarfneDrive GREASING and OILING TIRE REPAIRS WASHING and POUSHING TIRES A N d B A T T E R IE S r\'m m .JAW .1? ■..m: ,IL̂ ' It '■ '• m■I 'ViM i4'. I ' I ---------- 'i:- i . 'i "ii, f' !'! ftliii, ' i' :-4' ' ^ l i ; . f. ̂ s'.i Ilf r , -la-l' ' *.v1 '9 - " 'K yfv- ■f ii h l l -..S' 'I 'V ttl <\ 'V