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---J. IMHII -.i-HW. ilMM 4"̂ #V-fj wu»- #.W4"<. jt̂;K̂,̂>r «0J«̂>1(W •'.-.'iU{-«̂ ■ BCIIOOI, BAND WJV. £ A R ilE N ^ P A R m WEDNESDAV, JUNE 29th. at 2:30 p.ni. in th r g r o u i td s p^ W*** J ^ « d JM tr8 ,J l]a y f ie I4a A«. ..9 "• *»«««» at 20th and Iiuflewood. k a:A.0;*!'5*fSI* „,l.pa::fUP̂ i«*̂ ngr, .llonta Cooking, -TCandy >nd Ice Cream, GiKn Tour.' M K w a ^ a . i a « a a i t i a Proceeds for Hand*a muaical future. Mr. and MrsrBowIes ai^ hav­ ing a new- house built at 19th and Duchess Avenue. Pitoiie West 601 JT^........ . HOLLYBURN GIFT SHOP, B.C. 1678 Marine Drive IPhone West 60l jlOSlKiiY, "GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, UNDERWEAR ETC VANCOUVER MAID and TILLH3 FROCKS J ' .............. Arrow Shirts; Sox and Ties Mary BURNS, MonngeresB. FOR THE GENTLEMhjJN Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Creaghan and fan^ny of Monti*eal, have rented the Tipton house at 2384 Haywood Avenue, and moved in """"T̂ lfr. and"MfiirGEaHii'WrStev­ enson of 1919 Bellevue Avenue, are spending a. few days holiday at Springfield Ranch, north of Kamloops, B.C. In our issue last Week the Eradus-Black iiuptials were stat- Stratton's BAKERY JGRbuf l̂ llGEJEi'-'ilî QKMnR JLIrMb...... ' iUIJULXbiiinll ̂ "'".' FRESH DAILY Ton vnriottoB to suit every taste Meat PieB ^ Cookiea liiccles Cakes -- Paatries ,, Buns and Rolls Saturday. They expect to be . ed us having taken place at St. here for the summer. a a a Mrs. Provincial and family, Mrs. Angus McAllister enter- aiid Inglewood Avenue, tained informallv at dinner o.i12tli and ingiewood Avenue, tained informally at dinner on liavc loft |or Buccaneer Bay, Wednesday of last week at her H.C. home in Caulfeild. aa.A S u g g e s tio n for., TONIGHT'S DINNER I 'R d T y Oinelet Filled with Afushtooina: ̂ Buttored New Peas anti Cattols Bed Pepper Jam "" Crusty Holl$ Vanilla Ice Cream with Hot ithubarb and Strawberry ^'oppinff, ' ' ■ .• Mojjee "■ ■■ '- r ; o n eDIRECTIONS'! Cook the peas, carrots and rhiiharb a t i time, in a set of three-cornered pans. AtChe'same tim e, saute the fresh mushrooms in a little hot huttor, using the other clem ent. Remove and cook the omelet. Qni(*kly reheat.the m ushroom s while transferring the yogetahles to their dishes. .Spread th e hot mushroom m ixture on Iho surface of the om elet and fold. Serve garnished with, parsley. Make the cogee While first course is on the tahlc. To make th e ho t rhubarb and strawberry topping, cook together till tender one box of strawberries, half a pound of rhubarb and three-quarters of a cup of sugay mixed ■ with two .level teaspoons, of cornstarch. ■' - Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Du Moulin have taken the Caulfeild home of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cameron for July and August. .. '■ * ' * Jack Stratton ef Alberni was in West Vancouver this wedk for his brother's wedding, which took place on Tuesday m Van­ couver. ,1 . ' ■ ' t'" - ♦ ' Mrs. D. M. Smith has returned to her home at 2031 Esquimalt Avenue," fromi Englewood, B.C. ' School-Trustee and Mr.s. 11. G. Barker and son, 3033- Marine Drive, left*on Monday for a trip ' to the British Isles. On Friday afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. a "Cup of Tea," will be served Free to, All at the Holly- burn Gift Shop. Dr. Frank, E. Dorchester the Dorchester Phillip's Church, Kerrisdule. This should have rend St. Phil­ lip's Church, Dunbar. H. A. Roberts Ltd. have moved into a separate office at 1447 Marine Drive. Phone West 546, '1*1 ■■ . ■■■'V. t ■ B Don Stewart has returned from the North Vancouver Gen­ eral Hospital, where he under-" went an operation, and is con­ valescing at his home, 1297 Gordon Avenue. Note Address; 1468 Marine Drive J 'hone West 27 l»AUIJNE JOHNSON PI)I>1LS HOLD PICNIC AT BOUNDARY BAY Institute Ip.stead of the usual closing exercises the graduating c tos of Pauline Johnson School decid­ ed to hold a picnic. Leaving.;the school grounds shoi'tly after 0 o'clock last Saturday in Jimihie Thomson's transfer the forty- •. two pupils of Grade 6 journeyed In Boundary Bay where a most nf enjoyable .picnic was held. Ar- 3- Hollyburii Theatre fllURSDAY, FRIDAY nml SATURDAY MATINEE <lum' 2ilh uml 25lh . VUrrOR McLAGLKN "The Magnificent ' Brute" uIho bAUREL HARDY "BOnUNKS" SATURDAY EVE. & MONDAY •luno 25tli and 27lli Nature "Dure, and Physical Edu- rlvijig at the American summer cation, has been designated an . piesort in time for lunch vbry official delegate of the congress lovely tables were spread and all' acting .on a program of Health enjoyed a hearty, meal. Welfare Education during the ^The afternoon was spent play- period of the New York World's ing baseball and other games bn Pair, under the auspices of the the . sand, swimming and roller WtHtRAi 'Drr~Borchester~was;---skating on the new butdbpr rink'r the recipient of the annual honor After another wonderful spread award of the Women's Health and an hour's play in the even- Federatibm of America in 1934, j^g all were again loaded into the-first-time-their--award--had- A peachy omelet 'with three Vegetables, 'plus a smooth dessert and coJTee can all be done ori a cool electric hotplate I Yours for only $3.95 or easy terms oa your electric service bill, this ,handy little tim'e-sdver plugs in At any convenience outlet and --makesl-;AhoctT--sweet--work--Af--8 um'mei-- ever been conferred outside of the UwS! The Federation i's ~an endowed body of half a million woinen of the United States int-> erested in health welfare actiy- -lH[tiesr^Dyr>Dorchester-has"been- invited to become a-guest of-the Federation during this period. Physical Culture magazine reo- the-truek-and-the-returnjburney_. commenced, arriving in West. Vancouver about. 10 p.m,. Miss Hainpson and Mr. Coii- don accoihpanied.thejchil-drenjn the truck, leading' community singin'g~anll"rgamesf-=while--dV[F7- and,; Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Condon, WARNER BAXTER JOAN BENNETT " Vogues of 1938'̂ (Entirely in Teohnieolor) NEWS, (.'ARTOONS, Ete, TUESDAY niul WEDNESDAY .lime 2Htii ami 25M.lr . I^IANCHOT TONE BETWEEN TWO WOMEN" ' -(C)nce orjly a t 8:15) a lso . "YOU CAN'T BEAT LOVE" M r.^nd-M rs. Mitchell and Mr. and"Mrs7 Kemp"maiieii;he trip by oar. AH',helped in making thb^ cooking. iSwitch how to a 'cool kitchen! B. C. Electric stores. - ' ently dealt with-the activities of the Federation. He may also at- ^ g^ia one for the. young- tend-^the-|oi^4leeming^enveHt-ieH sters:------------'--------------------- - of Xaw Enforcement .Officers of ' Uanada, United States, and Mex- .ico, as a registered delegate, and * a member of the ,.West Vancou­ ver Police Commission. YOUNGER TOWNSWOMEN'S GUILD The Younger To-wnswomen's ha^ve-iFeommimced-HrbehY- ~ Stra,tton -- Lamb -- , sunfmer activities with lessons The "marriage of Dorothy - in ,archery given by Chief Mat- Margaret, daughter of Mr. T. A. thias at Capilano. Those inter- Lamb,-'and- Mrr--William Strata--ested-who are not already-ih- the West 190 1578 M arine Drive W est 190 -ton, eldest son of Mr. "and Mrs. J. M. Stratton,. 1468 Marine Driven West Vancouver, was . solemnized by-the Rev. G. Harri-' son Villett, in Harmony ;Hall on Tues^day evening, June -21st, a t 8:30 o'clock. The bride, given in . marriage by hef father, was, a t­ tired *in a gown„ol.daffb4iLjchif-- classes can receive information from Miss Bessie Lomas, 25th and Ottawa Avenue. W est Van S ta tioners -7- ;" ^ a n 'd D ip ra ry ....... Next to Royal Bank, West 687 LIBRARY . GIFTS - IK)OKS sunglasses "HVhx Paf)er, -- Picnic Supplies ■Doilies", Napkins, Confetti,. Weekiing Cake Boxes, WEDDING & SHOWER CARDS Gift Wrappings. SPECIAL- -Library Discards -20c to 35c each bocap-Post \Jaj'd views, Pla.yjynĝ Cards, Etc,, Etc-. Try th^ . WESDVAN.STATLONERS- City Prices ' No r t h 'Sh o r e l o c a l COUNCIL OF WOMEN The regular meeting of • the Shqre Local Coimcil will, WE SELL -- Modern Home Rolled Rib 25c lb. Cross-Rib 20c lb. Rump Roast 22c lb. Short Ribs 12c lb Pot Roast ISclb. Rolled BUTTER First Grade 3 "ll)sr84c^ Sbamrock Bacon Empires Finest l̂ilb. packets ^ch-26c bO ast 1 lb ca rto n s 2 lbs. 25c Loin Pork - 28c jb. Butts"PorIr ...... ........ man roses and sweet peas. The - me.mbers i^re requested to bridesmaids, Miss Grace Duncan" attend as.'a report on the«Nation- ^ n d Miss Jean-Glendinning, wore. Convention will be read, pale blue and carried, bouquets " This will be theJast meeting of pink carnations ̂ and sweet until September, ' peas. The groom was aittended ---------- by his. brother, Mr. Jack 'Strat- ■ Highbrow: "You are a pauper." ■ 46n-of2Por4-A-lbeHlVBr-G;^Bur=------Low-br.ow. -̂ -̂u r̂ah^^H-it-a-boy-ol^ ...... m i .......................... Radio Service B r o w n a M u n t o n .. 1542 MARINE-DRIVE WEST 366 Members Associaterl Kuclio TeohnIolanH of U.O, 22<rlb. -When-a-gtrl-get-H-her-face-l ifted-«he Shoulder Lamb ̂ 23c Ib BreastLamb - "-ISclbr ing thPsigning of, the register ■ Miss Winnie Thorne sang. A reception^ following during which the bride cut- the four-, tier wedding cake ̂ A toast„ to the bride was given, by Mr. James Reid, to which the groom replied. On leaving later^ ̂for ' Vernon the bride wore a navy blue ensemble with matching accessories _and a corsage of _orchids._On theinreturn Mr. and fl/T ■ (c il. L i . i l l ' • i A A -e a g irl?" usually gets herjiacc* lifted.also. Roast Veal I6c Ib. Bellevue'Avenue, West Vancj^u- ver. ROLLER SKATING EVJi:RYlNITE WEEK DAYS: 8 to 10;.30, . SATURDAY MATINEP]; 2:30 to 4:30 -- 15c. - ALL NITE SESSIONS: 2 5 c . S A T U R D A Y NITF (T.st .session) 8 -- 10 ; (2nd ses.sion) 10 -- 12 It's Healthful. It's Fun. Special Thursday Matinee; 2:30 to 4:30 '--r Ladies Only. EXPERT Veal^tew W atch and Clock ' REPAIRING" _T. c h r is t e n s Gn (formerly w ith 'B irks Ltd., Montreal) 1522 Mal îne Drire ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY of the Women's Association of the United Church at - th e home of Mr. and Mrs."Chilton, I.5th and Inglewood , on. TUESDAY AFTERNOON (28th Instant) a t 2:.30 I\M.■ " ' ey. o Sale of. Home Cooking Admission 2,5c 7