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MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS in WhiU, Canary and Green shades. Price ...... ...... ";'.......... ;••***......., S5c THE NEW JANTSEEN SWIM TRUNKS? assorted colors? stipp^V and jiliiin f*lyles» R rice ........ ..................... .................. ......... $.s!.95 and $3 H.V.D. SHORTS and SHIRTS. Price 4i0c ; 95, McLEOD'S I IE N S W E A R ■ i-S? L o c a l a n d P e r s o n a l Mr. and Mrs.' Holmos have 'moved ihto t i liew " h o u ^ they have had ISUilt a t Sandjr Cove. WE.SPECIALIZE IN Baggage <& F re ig h t Daily Borvice to and from City, Thomson's Transfer . W E S T .110 Hollyburn Business College 14th and hlarine Drive (U pstairs in Now Ambieside Block) DAY and EVENING CLASSES Individual Attention PHONE WEST 341 " Mr. Richardson of the Keith Block, 15th and Marine Drive, has left for Victoria.« 4> « . Mrs, C. E. P lum tree,. 2618 Bellevue Avenue, is spending a holiday in Victoria. BRITISH PACIFIC HEATING CO. LTD. HEATING AND VENTILATING - ENGINEERS & CONTRACTORS .. ,, Tinsmitliing:,' Coppcr-Smllhing, Sheet Metal Work. Specializing in Air Conditioning G. W. H. JACKSON. Manager 1483 Marine Drive ..,t' _______ ■ _______, ' West 41 Mrs. Bryce and Miss Doidgo of Vancouver, have taken one of the Clachiin^ cottages and aixi moving in this week. Mrs. Oliver, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hough­ ton of 2426 Bellevue Avenue, re- Bloxham^-Young.^...„ The Clfurch of St. Frahcis-in- the-Wood, > CJaulfeild, was the setting of ;*a quiet wedding on Wednesday when Evelyn Young, of 2092Marine Drive, became the bride of Mr. Robert Henry Blox- ham, 2650 Ottawa Avenue. Rev. F. A.' liamsey performed the ceiHjmony. The bride, who was given in m arriage by her stop- father,) Mr. John Louis Smuck, was attended by Mias Phyllis Bloxham. Mr. Frank Cullin supported the groom. » During the signing of the register, Mrs. David Burns Keir of Victoria, aunt of the bride, sang. ̂A fter a reception a t the home of Mrs. Sarah Derrick, Stratton's BAKERY w n ^ ik mum ja- FRESH DAILY > Ten varieties to suit every taste Meat Pica Cookleis Eccles Cakes ■-- Paatrica Runs and Rolls Note Address; 1468 Marine Drive Phono West 27 B u r r a r d L a u n d r y L t d . LAUNDRY SERVICEFORD E P E N D A B L E DAVE ANDERSQN, W est Vancouver Representative Phones ~ West 691-L or Jforth 1310 turned on Monday to her home Nelson Avenue, W est Vanoou- in the Cariboo: . , ver, Mr. and Mj'S. Bloxham left * * * for a niotor trip southward. On P. Lettner has arrived from their return they will reside in Victoria to. spend the holidays Vancouver, a t his home, 1263 Haywood ♦ ♦ ♦ Avenue. Mrs. A. J. T. Taylor entertain- ' * * * ed a t the tea hour on Monday a t Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Adams and "Kew^House," Kew Beach. Miss Grace Adams of Victoria, ♦ k, C O N C R E T E C O N T R A C T O R S Land Clearing - Excavation Work Sole'Agents for ARM OR COAT WATERPROOF CEMENT PAINT T E A R O E A , : S O N , have taken up residence a t 2812 Bellevue Avenue, for the sum-- mer months. Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson ___ __ wv..v.. .............. . of ; VanQOuyer, spent the week marriage of Jeanette Edna, end with _the latter s parents, ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elias Mr. and . Mrs. J. L. Davidson of 21st and Argyle Avenue, to Schwary--Ray In the Cathednil of the Holy Rosary a t 10 o'clock on Wednes­ day morning, the 18th instant. Rev. F a th e r Angle solemnized Hollyburn Theatre TllOltSDAY, FRIDAY mid SATURDAY MATINEE May 2(5th. 27th and 28th HORRY RREKN " MAKE A WISH" also "TENNIS 'rAO'lIC S" (Frwl Perry) Caulfeild. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Second N arro w s B ridge to Close; The draw span of the Second Narrows Bridge will be lifted for the purpose of-annual overhaul and 'repairs during the early morning hours from 12:30 a.m; (30 minutes ..past midnight) to 5:30 a.m. on the days 'and dates as follows: "" iTiii'esday morning............................May 17th Wednesday morning ........ .̂........ May 18th 'F riday morning ::................. May 20th . Saturday morning ................ :......May 21st - Friday mornipg .... :.......... May 27th Saturday morning .... May '28th During these'hours'the" Bridge will *be'closed to traffic. „ ................. The co-operation of the Public is requested in connection therewith. ___________ . NATIONAL HARBOURS BOARD ' Vancouver Harbour ,K. J . BURNS, Port Manager. Vancouver, B.C., May 11th, 1938. ̂ .- . - . . ' __ e_____ Mrs. Eustace - Smith apd a pai'ty of-,lady friends of W est Mr. Fred Lewis Schwary, son of... Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwary of Portland, Ore. , The bride, who was attended Bay. have M t for a motor trip f y ^ m aid ' of honor and six in the south,^ ̂ ̂ bridesmaids, w;ere a gown^ of ■ ^ , , n. "'i, white satin, fashioned on princ- ; Calvm W inter, who left the ^gg |j^^g shirring featured oper- Qjj, bodice and the neckline ate the Civic Theatre in Nelson, marked with clusters of orange B.C., has disposed of his .blossoms. The graceful' sk irt ests there, and with Mrs. W inter has taken .al home in West Van­ couver'; Home Oil D istributors Jjtd!-'have irivited him to lead th e Home Gas Band- for a series -1 of concerts and radio broad­ casts from the Malkin Memorial Bowl ih'Stanle.y Fafk eveiy Bun- day night-during the summer. He-jwill .s ta rt- the. concerts -on • Juhe7l2th;------ :----- swept in to-a train, which was veile^d'by tulle falling from an orange-blossom coronet. An all- white bouquet of roses, gardeni­ as arid lily cf the valley-domple- mehted the bridal attire. . Miss Lulu Ray, maid .of honor, _wore -■'Grecian orchid chiffon, with panels of heliotrope and pill-. -box-4lat-of-oreh■id-^ower-s-veHGd- * W est 190 1578 Marine * Drive W e s t 190 F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y FREE S P E C I A L S d e l iv e r y Loin Pbflc:..:": ib7-"28c- tRST^€HRADE Miss Jessie M. MacRae of C/aulfeild, passed the examina-- hiojis^.ofJ:heJIeach^si--T^-H4Hg;^ in 'pink tiille, while the maids, iV̂ iss Julia' Haddad^ Miss Helen Keloff, Miss Evelyn Ray,,sister- of the bride,"Miss Josephine Gil-" Course'at the U.B.C,♦ * • * ■ ^ Masterma^--Griffiths The.First United Church, Van­ couver, en Friday evening was "leTf^'"Mi'ss"i\lRy,"^RRy M argaret White were gowned alike in blush pink net over iaL feta, the full'sk irts ribbon-band-, ed from -waist to- hemlines. Matching bolero jackets were S y L y f w e d d i n g . carnations were -Tn£S" ^||JL^i^^:z^^^^£=^--4ueked=in^feo4heir^c0iff=eurs==from- _which fell pink tulle veils. Yellow roses and mauve sweet were-carried by the maid-of, Tif ' Ave- .̂ ĵ̂ ile the bridal aitend- tions aria mauve sweet peas.formed by Revr-Andrew^RcddanT- Miss Doris Graham attended the bride while the groom was sup­ ported by Mr. Blair Edwards of 2929 -Mathers' Avenue. " W hen .Mr'^ " Mr. Mitchell Schwary was his brother's best man,-' and" Mr." Thomas Keloff, Mrs." Herbert -Ray-- Mr-x-^Walter Kelloff, Mr; SATURDAY EVE. & MONDAY May 281,h and 30th , CARY COOPEil CEOIKJE RAFT " S o u ls a t S e a " • also ■ "THE ROMANCE OF RADIUM" ^ "ANISHE LAURIE" TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY May 31st and Juno 1st " The Thirteenth Chair" (Once at 8:15) also : "THE LUCKIEST GIRL , IN THE WORLD" ----■■ "" ' ...... ■-' NELSON'S FIRE FUELS , \ 1894 Marine Drive • SA-WDDBl'------------ - We handle Only One ..Grade of . Sawdust (THE BEST) 100% old growth fir. Range or Furnace. (guaranteed measurement) ; 1̂" ;; WOoD (Busliwood)l Hand Split F ir old growth...............$6.00 cord Maple (firebTace)...;..:. 5.50 " Alder (fireplace) ........ 5.50 " Bush Fir .... ..... ■....... . .5,0,0_ " Bark Special.;......; ..,... 5.0(1 Millwood Inside-Mill--Fir-T7T:-r;Tr^{yiQ--»-- Furnace Blocks .......... 4.25' " Slabs (Barky) ..... 3.75' " 2 cords 7.00 " Slabs. &. Edgings........ 3.75 ". 2 Cords ................... 7.00,. Edgings ......................... 3.50 " 2 Cords, ................... 6.50 --------------- -COAI.__________ I We handle all grades of Coal. Phone West 783 ---- Your local dependable dealer. an<i_JHrs^Mast€p--T-- My. "Jack Ray and man return a wedding trip Mr.-Archie Gillette were ushers. S€attle^hAV-AvilI_jC)eg^e-^n---.rA-^ ^ BOX LACROSSE HUNTER'S m a r m a l a d e Large Jar 3Qc Sham rock Bacoii 1 Empire's Finest 18c per *l2 lb., pkgs. ba k ea sy 1 lb. cartons -lr2c^ per-lh i Sho. L am b.. lb. 23c Breast Lamb . lb. 15c Cottage Cheese. lb. 12c West-Van^birver DEATH OF HUBERT : JAMES^TEAROE Spanish jSrill of Hotel Vancou­ver, ,-at which Mrs. Ray wore hyacinth blue chiffon and Mrs. Schwary was wearing Glory blue General r e g re t , w a s . f e l t . in West Vancouver a t th e passing in h is2 8 th y e a ro f Hubert James- c h i f f o n , a n d Mrs. Schwary T^earoe, which -took place last left ,for California, the bride Saturday in St. Paul's Hospital, travelling in a grey worsted couver Section ..up to I p.m,. - day of game. SMITH'S. SMOKE SHOPS Lonsdale Avenue N o phone, please. Rolled Roast Beef lb. 2Sc Cross Ribs... lb. 20c Rmp. Roast Beef . lb. 25c Short Ribs Ib. 12c Rolled-Boneless Pot-Roast-nTTHTrlb;--18c E G O S Z S c d o * . where he had undergone an oper­ ation a short time ago. He is survived by his wife; his father, step-mother, one. sister and six brothers, all of W est Vancouver. The esteem in which the. deceas­ ed was held was shown by the. large crowd present a t the funer­ al services, whioh were held ori Monday afternoon in the Holly- ' buiii Funeral Home of Harron Brothers Ltd., the Rev. Hillis W right officiating. Interm ent was made in Capilano View Gem- retery,..the pall bearers being W. L .. Clegg, Fred Young, 0 . T o r- . gerisen, R. Tearoe, A. Brown arid ; W . Turnbull. tailleur with accessories in navy and a silver fox scarf. Upon re­ turning fropi their wedding trip they, w ill. reside in Portland. jMr. Schwary's g ift to his bride was a motor car. n elsd n s LTD. ZOKIC (odorless) DRY CLEANING -------------- e.~C. FINNEY, W est^hh«)uver Representative - No'tp'" ' ' "■"p h o n e w e s t 782- " _ . ̂ . ^OTE;^Parcels m ay 'be left a t HULLAH'S GROCERY, 1409' Marine. -- WEST BAY STORE. DUNDARAVE'.LIBRARY ________ ^ EXPiERT W atch and Clock ̂ REPAIRING , T. CHRISTENSON (formerly "with Birks Ltd., Montreal) 1522 Marine Drive NOTICE This Company has large quantities of fir, hemlock, and cedar logs felled and -bueked--alongside--p-a-v-e-d- road. This timber is avail-;^ able free to any person de-"' siring to cut firewood for personal use. i~ , Phone West 374for apply a t E state Office, „ 7th •, an-d Mathers. BRITISH PACIFIC PROPERTIES LTD. West Vancouver FUEL SUPPLIES West 582 -- PHONE -r- West 582 812 16th Street Woody. Caal, Sawdust TOPSOIL -- GRAVEL Bush Fir, Inside..;.......... $5.50 Cord Mill Fir,-Inside .... 5.50 " Fireplace F i r .......... ......... 4.50 " G reen A ld e r ....................... 5.50 Furnace Blocks ....... 4.50 " SPECIAL-- - ' -N o. -1- Fi r-Edi?inff Si'.-.-777-3;50 -Cord 3 Cords $t0:00 6 Cords (5 Loads) $16,50 .Slabs & Edprings.....3 Cord$i $11.00 S labs,'B arky ................ .:.$3,75 Cord SAWDUST SPECIALS ~ Price of Sawdust going up May 20, -No. -l-Old-GroWthJFir: 60 Sacks, per unit .......... $3.00 IV2 U n its -- B u lk - ^ l j - l . . ........ 3.75 Topsoil, 2 yards............. $3,00 Load Chicken Manure, --..3 barrels $1.00 CHARLES THOMPSON 812 16th Street Office a t 1436 Marine Drive . T \ ' ®®isipssi