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landscape designing and Contracting A COMPLETE GARDEN SERVICE jf you are eon»idonn>y the iimproving* of your gtounds.th is year, we lompetent to care for every detail from the Bubmittidlf of a desiifn „ ...lilt the architecture of the home to the construction and linal platuimr[(I Mi»i : I V r -- 7% - - - - - -- wv**«w*wvirEvn ciiiu niini luuniinir - of ii*e icoinijlctcu. ttaruen* ..vUX*,,pi'icca are inodeirate 'aniii<'WO'iit'ive~oritrin«" ,,IUv to the finished job. ̂ ̂ , \Vf can build any type o f jrarden you may desire iiidudinir Emrlish. iJiiiili, hulinn or Japanese. Commit us regrardmjr Pools, Slui? Walks I'lau Patio. l- uj* your problems call > , BURGESS & w a l k e r WEST 345 ROWlirEOH UtjMK ̂J5 «r WI TH A L L A T T A C H M E H T S A.. .4*. . fl' For a real, old-fashioned Spring Gleaning with none of the dust or fuss, the popular Royal Special shown above oEfers wonderful versatility and thoroughness*. IPs ther biggest cleaner bargain ever offered . i . a -genuiner-guaranteed^,Royal" for-exactly-^ 35.95-cash I \- Jack Stratton of Alborni, is , staying., witli his _ paronts,_JiIr* and Mrs. J. M. Stratton, 14G8 Marine Drive.* * ♦ Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Metui have movdd from Vancouver into a hou.se at*2319'B(?llovue AvenuoT* ♦ * ♦ " Fi^derick Searle, 29th and Mathcr.s. Avenue, has moved into a hou.se, at 2644 l\Iarine Drive. Miss Eva Campbell has return­ ed to her home at 2435 Marine Drive after spending a holiday in Kelowna, Mr. Young of North Vancou­ ver; has moved into a house at 1173 Duchess Avenue, Captain and Mrs. F. F. Love- gsi'ove moved on Monday into the McBeath hou.se at 2227 Lawrfon Avenue. , .....Mr. and Mrs. D."""A. Brown; 1361 Marine Drive, have moved into the Bryan house at 16th and Duchess Avenue.Ik 4i Ik Last week end there were eight feet of snow a t ' the ski camps on Hollyburn Ridge and the .skiing was still good. There should be another month of this sport before the snow goes. ' Mr; and Mrs ̂C. Freeman have moved from Vancouver into a , house at Cypress Park. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and family, 968 15th Styeet, have moved into • a house at 1588 Inglewood Avenue. , ■* Ik • ♦ * " . Mr. CammaertTwho has~been Mr. .iuid Mrs, SAmuel Heas- JUiiii enturtalued recently at.ihu,ir. toehome at Horse.shoe Buy on occasion of their joint birlhday.s; Cards and dancing were enjoyed by the guests. A. Peterson has sold his house at 1055 Duche.ss Avenue, to 'H ." J. Parrott Of 23rd and Marin<' Drive. . i Mr. andlVlrs. Morris McBeath, 2227 Lawson Avenue, moved last ' The address ol* iho.Park Club- house is J301 Bellevue Avenue,- not 1401 Bellevue Avenue, as given in our last issue.♦ m ^ Mr, and Mrs. Robert MacVean were hostesses at her home, 23rd and Bellevue Avenue, on Monday evening when severajt-,*w friends gathered ■ to . pay feli­ citations to Mrs. Mary Hun­ ter "■ ol 1 " tile X)ccasioii of TlieV" eightieth .birthday. During the evening Mrs. Hunter was the recipient o l\ a bedroom .table lamp presented by Gordon Mac- yean on behalf of her many friends. She also received bou­ quets and sevei'al personal gifts. A special birthday cake was cut by Mrs. Hunter and dainty refreshments were served. The guests included: Mr. and Mrs. iWbt. Creighton, Mr. and Mrs." Gordon MacVean, Mrs. James, Fiddes, Mrs. Dave Andersoti' Mr. and Mrs. J. Wemyss and Ian, Mr. and Mrs. J. Norman Leggatt, Mr. andVMra. Wm. Craig and Mrs. Andrew Smith. Strattoo's BAKERY HOME:MAllE BREADil>iP Ĥ i m m m I K I L m m w - 1>A I li Y-- Ten v«riclu>H to suit every Uvsto Meat -- CookteR KecIcM CnkcH -- PiiRtricH IluiiH and HoHn .l^ote AddresKs: i, 1468 Marino.Drive, Phone West 27 Hollyburn theatre THURSDAY ai»d FRIDAY and SAT. MATINFK Mareh Srd, <lth and 5th NOAH IH5I5RY Jr. HARHARA RRAD 'The Mighty Treve' .. also " rU A r MAN'S HERE A(iAIN"......... . .. .... . ■ ' SAT. UVKNINO and MONDAY Mareirnuruiul 7ih IRKNE DUNNE RANDOLPH SCOTT "High, Wide, and Handsome" ■ also "A NECKING PARTY" "HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY" ;ri)l;;SDAY and W EDNESDAY iMareh ,8tb and Uth DICK POWELL 'The Singing Marine' (Once only at 8:15) also "MIDNIGHT COURT" I. 0 . D. E. Phone for a free demonstration in your own home $2 DOWN, EASIEST OF TERMS spending the winter dt the Glachan, left last week'to return to his home at Strathmore, Al­ berta. ' Ik •* (hCSffeittfAj ■■■ 5.TDRE5 S. Thorndycraft of New West­ minster, has moved into a house at 2820 Marine JDrive. . The-regular monthly meeting of the Duncan Law.son Chapter, I.O.D.E., will be held on Monday, March 7th, at 1:45 p.m. at the home of Mrs.: W. Gourlay, 2322 Bellevue Avenue. Mrs; Frank Stead; Provincial President, will be the guest -speaker.- .B H Y S 1 b 2 T H E R A BY_ INSTITUTE ELECriHCAL TREATMENTS including Ultfii Short Wave '101 Dominion Bank Bldg. ̂ 207 Hastings W est 5()2'1 J^atterson---Shirlaw Y.^W ._JCL_T._IJ. The Church of St. Francis-in- the-Wood at Caujfeild was the setting, on. Saturday afternoon for the wedding ofj Miss Beatrice ■' The regular meeting of the Y.W.C.T.U. will be held .at the home of Miss, Winnie Brealey,- Mafy Shiflaw arid Mr." John (Jacb) Patterson. The ceremony was. performed by- Rev. Canon d'Easum, and the bride was given in marriage by Mr. Louis ~t295--Pulton "Avenue," oj-r 't'utrs: F U E brS U B B L IE S : AVcst-&8-2-=-PHONE-^=-West-582- 1441 'Bellevue Avc. Wood, Coal, Sawdust Bush Fir, Inside..].........,..$5.50 Cord Mill Fir, In.si.de ;............... 5.50. ' l^'urnace Blocks 4.2!>; Fireplace F i r ........... ......... 4.'25' Edgings, Mill Run ......... 3.50 Slabs, Barky .................. .3.75 Dry 'Alder.......................... 0.00 CHICKEN MANURE = (Limited Amount) day; March 8 th; All jroung wom­ en are invited to" attend. . l« Ajellcl W. C. T. U. The . West Vancouver W.C.T. 1578 M arine Drive " w e s t 190 Friday and Saturday FREE SPECIALS DELIVERY Panelled 'in .front with fo2j:, ■the bride's copper cream broad- -cloth suit -w a s - worn--wilJl- a; matching^hat, ai?d pinned to her coat was a corsage of roses and lily of* the valley. She was at­ tended by her sister. Miss Irene Shirlaw, while the groom .was supported by his brother, Mr. Ted Patterson.. U. will hold their regular month­ ly meeting in. the vestry 'of the I.Uni'ted Church, -on Thursday. afternoon, March 10th, at 2:15 p,m., Mrs. D. Chapman \yill speak on "Scientific. Temper­ ance."-' • All women interested' 'are* cordially invited. TABLE TENNIS LEAGUE After a reception at, the home of the bride's mother on Nelson Streetj. the bride and groom left J^QiUJie. South. ■ They„jyilLresidg, imA^ancouver. Teams P W L W. V. Sizzlers 13 9i. 1 -Dudes 14 9- . 3 T -Pts 3 21 2. - 20 SAW DUST 100% No. r.T'ij.' Sawdust $3.50 per unit; ,3 .units for $10.00 Summer prices from March 1st. GOAL " ; Alberta and. B.C. Coals -- Local Agents foi' Foothills -- Coal, Quantity and, Quality Guaranteed CHARLES THOMPSON ' 1441 Bellevue WEST VAN ' ^SheeL =M eti^H ^'0rks^ DEATH OF JAMES E. HALL 1- Sinoked P i c n i c 15c p e r lb. BAKEASY B U K E ^ E S r a 11b prints l lc . Shoulders Lamb Gross Ribs ' 1 C * Rolled J ? C Pot Roast Rump Roast Beef 2 0 c Prime Ribs Beef Rolled Roast Beef Ib. Shoulders PoHc Meatty Butts Loin Pork I M 18c 24c James Edward Hall of Caul- feild, died~"dh' Monday .ih'"the; Vancouver General Hospital in his 60th year. The deceased, e r native of Alexander, Manitoba, during his thirty years'" resi­ dence in Greater Vancouver, was very well known in shipping circles, having been head of the Shipping Federation of B.C. and president of the Vancouver M!erchants' Exchange and Van­ couver Grain Exchange. He is survived by his wife, . . one son, Edward, and one daugh- -ter, Florence. Canon Harold G. King officiated at the funeral- =^servi(re'Srwhrchiwere-held-at-l'T30^ p.m. today in'Vancouver, inter­ ment being riiade in Ocean View ' Burial Park. Three F's 12 0 II Last week's scores: -Dtides 1 2 , Canadiens 6 . . W.V.Sizzlers 13, MapleLeafsi5"" Fumade and. Range Repairs, Saw dust. Burners .lsvp4-;r' . -- CANADIAN LEGION, WEST VANCOUVER BRANCH WHIST DJRIVE : -- SATURDAY MARCH 5th, at 8:L5.P,M. in the Legion Hall r- Cards at 8:15 sharp"* Refreshments Prizes A(Imis,sion. 25 cents AUSPICES CANADIAN LEGION &i LEGION W. A . ___ " The Coronation" & "The Tragedy of Mt. Everest" • (Gaumont-British Film s) ITt 8:0Q"p.m. sharp, T UESUAYySth MARCH, in the Legion Hall .Silver collection ' _ î RGE* ZSc doz. been" Mf^and Mrs". "BaI3fick of 2686"yiuff nf 1AOA A - 1 4 , 4 . 1 . __ AV 1 Been" ivir. ana ivirs. JsaiqrjcKhpo 1 1430 Argyle Avenue, Haywood Avenue, have moved to moved to VanoouvW. _ : . „ ] ' .Cypre5s_Eai:k." * " . EXPERT W a tc h a n d d o c k REPAIRING T. CHRISTENSON (formerly w ith Birks Ltd., M oh tr^ l) 1522 Marine Drive W O R L D D A Y O F P R A Y E R 4 or--all-4.he-lad ies- TOMORROW (Friday) in the WEST VANCOUVER UNITED CHURCH ----- --̂ -- ____ ̂ - a t 3 p.m. BaQtist Ladies in_ charge of, the service. Ml