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hn tiw g 4 i U i ^ a a u E s m i U H a iwiiî iirwrun -- ■■ ^ S r VANCOUVER S T A T IO N E R S & L IB R A R Y Ni'Xt to the Itoyal Hank - Wt^t GS7 h (1 if ?Vrm'ncan Afajfaziot'H -- Wfldon's* Pattern and .K«itlinj» IJookB ̂ ' ' IJuoks -- Stationery And UlYice Supi)lies „ (inctinf? Cards -- Films, also l-Star Finishing libI T uy ■ -- Mr.,,Sloul is huviiiR soim? lots . .d o a m L , on. propuratiou for buiaiing.• . * * ♦ stock reducing , s a l e Albert Cuiuili^sh underwent an tiisll'ol" Fool Stools - OUonmns • Fjisy Chairs - Chestorllelds i:,I(l Marine Drive g a c k s Phone West 710 furniture REPAIRED, RE COVERED AND POLISHED ' I'f'Int Mounted; Window Shudes; Curtain Rods, Imoso Covers $ 7 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 mWFN DOLLAR STOCK OF BOOTS AND'SHOES, ̂ |{l HHERS Etc. TO RE TURNED INTO CASH IMMEDIATELY ' : ■ >By . ■ . 'X ■■ '1 THE WOODING SHOE CO. Mo.̂ l are acquainted with/the fine assortment wc ̂curry - so it needs no comment. . I'racliciilly every pair will be sold below Wholesale 1 rices, __________ .Ahmit r>0 pair WOMEN'S OXFORDS and SLIPPERS Narrow width, High Cla.ss ...........a t PART COST lluiulrods know our close prices, so come and make the. comparison and. .... tSt.f ' 1 xif/v «»I'rt 11T n If 1 IT tT. , . ........... ..reuh jviiuvy V/W4. c'- - - / » 11 «see tlie""tre1nendous reductions we are m aking «■,: will s;ir'in"bulk <>r otW w B c :::^;TIIK STOCK HAS TO-MOVE.-'- C l o s e d f o r 2 D ays-- Thursday and Friday SALE Opens up SATURDAY, Jan . IS th , '38 Tlii.s i.s'a Real'Sale and is one time when it will pay to j ' to purchase theae bargains. Reniember no reasonable offer will be refused. ' ^ . ' • . SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY PRICES s p e a k W O O D I N G S H O E G O . l4G2-NlarinelDj-ixe_ See our windows 1 Door West of Brooks Dry Goods Store PlK'nition yc'liierday at tbo North ViUicouv<*r (jonornl Hospital. » . * ★ * Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, 259G Mather.s Avenue, have moved into a hoii.se a t 2257 Fultoii Ave­ nue. "ITic new home w)>ieh Mr.s. Crist of 26th and Mjirino Drive is having constructed on CiHHfry Avenue, ,is nearing completion. The scow, which was found adrift in the waters oil' Dimdar- ave was brought in by Jack SumnieiTield and is how on the beach in front of the Clachan. Hi ♦ ♦ Mrs. PeUu' IL Christie, 2250 1 Inglewood Avenue, has received word tha t the name of her ..cousin, Sir John 'Anderson, form­ er Governor of Bengal, 'appears among the King's New Year • honors, he having heeii made a member of the Privy Council.♦ * ♦ The following junior pupils I had a Xmas Recital I'arty a t the . home of Mrs. T. E. Snolgrove, 992 Duchess Avenue: Joyce Hull, Bill Hunt, John Hunt, Bill IIughesy'"Larry Hughes, David .Barker, Martin Stainsby, Dar­ rell Rye, John Rye, . Vivian Rhodes. »t # ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill are siH'nding a holiday iu 'We.st yiHi- cou Ver, ha V i i i g hiot ditd fThW Summerland to spend Xmas wth Mrs. Hill's parents. Mr. ami Mrs. Lloyd, 2558 llaywiKul'7^'eime. im iTlSH • ISRAEL (l)undaravc Branch) 'File r<'gular weekly Monday evening meeting at̂ 8 o'clock a t 25th and Marine D rive; Speaker, 11. B. Better of North Vancou­ ver. All. are welcome. s ■m Stratton's BAKERY HOME-MADE H i t V A i n FRESH d a il y T»'ii Caii'U'lit'H to KuU I'Vi'vy tUKlc' Meat I'Uns CuokIvH ICccU'K CiikcH Pttstrh'H ItmiK uiul UoIIh Note Addres.s; 11 (IS Marine Drive, Phone West 27 Taylor,son-- I iO>vc(>ck On Friday, January 7th, • at 7:20, the marriage of Berthil Lowcix'k, widow of the late Jos­ eph Lowcock of Bradtnrd,'Eng., to Moo 'raylorson, of Ctudfeild, was solemnized by ilie R<|V. Canon d'Easum in Si. Fruiieis- in-the-Wood Church, at Caiil- feild. The bride was given in marriage by her 'hrotln'r, Mr. Jack Shillito, of Vancouver, and was attended by Miss Peggy Reddoir as bridesmaid; Mr. A. B. Gox supporting the groom. ̂ A reception at. Ut(T honie of Mr. and Mrs. Redden immediate­ ly followed the 'Ceremony, the bride and groom ..receiving the guests with Mrs. Redden. Lfiter Mr. and Mrs. Taylorson left for a honeymoon in Victofiji. ST. STEPHEN'S ANNUAL VESTRY m e e t in g Mr. .and Mrs. Edward Gee, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Stevens, 2595 Nelson Avenue, .over Christmas .;and the new Year, have return- "ed to their home in Victoria. ..Mrs. Gee is, a sister of Mrs.- Stevens. A trailer broke loose from a truck yesterday morning on Marine Drive a t Ambleside and crashed into E. ./Minion's car, w,hich was standing in front of the office of C. J, Archer Ltd., ~cMslTingiItlre" re Tfehder and running board. GRAND OPENING LYNNMOUR DANCE-HAfcfc D A N C E S A T U R D A Y , J a n . 2 Z n d , '3 8 ) ld -T c m e and Modern Dances Dancing-9 till 12 Music by. the Original "6" Jumpin jacks ---------------------- ^ D M 1S S IQ N -- ̂ -- SANTA CLAUS FUND A very successful annual Ves­ try meeting, attended by a large number of parishioners was held in St. Stephen's Parish Hall, on Monday night. A fter a, splendid supper served by the W.A. The Very Rev. R.. Armitage gave an inspiring _address. The reports of the activities of the parish showed progress and creditable work being done by willing workers. The Missionary ap­ portionment was'paid in full, and the loan on the church building reduced over $300. D.,vA. "Jay and C. T. Kendrick were re-elect­ ed wardens; P. Parkes aml C. T. _ lXendinck,day=delegaiesJiQLS_.YiiocL with Mr, Lane and J. D. Hardy as alternates. The Church Com­ mittee--A. . H. Albin, J. Bi'od- erick, S. J. Charman, P. C. Chap- •'man, A. Hampson, J. Lidstei*; T._ Hollyburli Theatre TIIVIUSDAY 1111(1 FRIDAY and SAT. iMATlNKF. .laiumi-y lIUlii 1 till ami IMh WARNER OLANl> "Chan at the Race Track" alao "THE KlIdLER OF 'HIE, TON ro" SATIIUDAV KVK. it MONDAY .lannary Udh ami 17tli ERU'K RHODES .lOEL McOREA " JVoman Chases Naa" also •WRESTLING, I'ES A LAUGH" "(ILIEEN OF HARMONY' TUESDAY it WEDNESDAY' < ■.liiimary IHUi ami llMli .lAMES ELLISON " fweaty-Three aad a Hall Hours' Leave " (Once only al, S ;20) 1 also "Isi.E OF FURY" THE HIGHLANDS l.lD.l MariiU! Drive Sutidl̂ ay Evening Special Turkey Dinner 6.0 and Bobby Currie should be added to the names of .'the Jor­ dan children who by carol sing­ ing turned over. $5.65 to the Fund. . - e * DEATHnOFHENRY-PAM'GN' Newman, J. Parrott, H. J. 1?lati, A. E.' Whitehouse, and Mes- dames.T. E. Batchelor," E«7"Jup))" and -H. Nesbitt. The Rector, the Rev. F. A. Ramsey, presided.- Plans..^were discussed for the -k-e^epih-g-Qfx.tlie__silver jubilee of' STERLING MARKETS West 190 1578 M arine Drive W e s t 190 F r id a y an d S a t u r d a y Henry Paton passed -away last Saturday a t his hprne on Marine Drive a.t Capilano, aged 84 years. The deceased was an old Klon- dyke miner, and is survived by a nephew, Scott. Bishop of HaV sic' B.C. Funeral services were held a t thb West Vancouver United Church at- 2-p.m.--today, the__Rey. HHlis W right officiat­ ing, and interment was made" in the parish in -April, and the- special services during on Thursday evenings. Mrs.T.E. Snelgrove VIOLIN and PIANO Pupils' succe'sscs in The Royal Schools df_M.usic* - T rinity .Cpllege-- -Loridoii_ and Blitter FIRST-GRADE 3 lbs for 97c. Bakeasy Sharteniiig l ib . CARTONS 2 ipbs. 2^c . Fletcher*s No. 1 ̂ acon Half-poun^ Packets 2 for 25c. Blade Roast -Rd.-BohelRoa_st Minced Beef- Stew Veal LEGION NOTES Younger children visited a t their homes. lb. Shoulders Lamh Roast Veal 1 C « Cross Rihs Shoulder Steak lb. Rump Roast̂ Beef 2 0 c Trip RiWeef ~Rolied^ast8eeT Ib. Shoulders Pork Meatty Butts Loin Pork 1 2 *j2C. 16c 24c G r a d e A , L a r g e 2 5 ' - « e . The annual meeting and elec­ tion--of officers was held last Friday and resulting as follows: President,. P. Greer; l.st Vice President, W. Atwood;.2nd Vice President, S- Rhodes; Secretary, F. -W. Rivers; Treasurer, C. Sharman; Executive Committee --S. Elson, H. G. Ware, W. Car- ley. - ' ' isten in on Bob McNichol's Provincial Secretary, Broadcast over~CBR~station tonight from 7:00 to 7 :15 p.m. i t i s a n y t h i n g f o r a b u i l d i n g y p u a r e ' a r a u r e d ^ n f ^ s e r v i c e r a n d s a t i s f a c t i o n b y a p h o n e o r p e r s o n a l c a l l t o Astbury Lumber Co., Ltd. ['HONES: West 19!) - ' North 28r> Nif?ht".'GallR A, HOLLO,. West 072-R lAr*/•' ' Salt and vinega)' wilUi*emove". ink-staiiis' from, the fingers. CANDIDATE t for COUNCIL DUNDARAVE GONFECTIONERY 2474 Marine Hrive I Fruit Dairy Products In a sk in g y o u r su p p o rt, m ay I s a y t h a t i t is m y sincere p ledge to co -o p era te a n # to se rv e t h i s M u n ic ip a lity in an open, h o n e s t and s t r a ig h t ­ fo rw a rd m an n er. ,Dq y o u fa v o u r a p ro g ress iv e , non-:poUtical , M unicipal ad- m in i s t r a t i o n --------w ith equal i ' ' ' ~ I .- - ' Bakery Goods Home-Made Pies, Etc. 1" c o n s id e ra tio n fo r all, re g a rd - less o f p osition o r po litics? T H E N -- ^ EXPERT W a t c h a n d C l o c k r e p a ir in g T. CHRISTENSON (J-nrmerly with Birks^^^^Ltd.,: M ontr^l) " ' J 1522 Marine Drive ' ' j I VOTE FOR Tbm Brown **Le^aail pull together for a finer -m oreproapefou^W eat Vancouver^