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'--- 1 4 '^% ^ "*fT 1 THE WEST VAN NEWS • m m m x i s w **THE ANGEl. OF THE , HABVESr* Phone West 46 RED- AND WHITE -Meats-- Phone West 370 •UICl'i^GOOl) for FJUDAV & SATIIHDAY. October 7th & 8th THANKSGIVING Tt; 4 f FIKSTA CHANimUHir SAIJCK 12 ox. Un .................................. ^7c Hid a Whlto TOMATO JUICK LiirK** 2^̂ -ox. tin ....................... •• lOc Kfd & VVliitv CAT8UI*, 12 ox. l)ot. 14c rASTItY I'T/OIIU -- Wild Hohc 10 lb. Mucii ................................ .. 3l>c 811k SlfU'd. 1'uckt'd in U.C, UtHl & Wliltf rUMPKIN No. 2V, tin .. ............................ l ie MINCKMKA:r-- .......... Kxlru <iiu' quallly ...........2 Uih* 25c Wed Hi >Vhlt€' JAM ' IMiro ItiiHiilicrrv... i t v't' 11 t i I r >. «tt « -1 H I'nro itUHoberry.............4 lb. tin 49c I*IJKFHI) WIIHAT--<luukor, |>kt. 9c Itcd A White COFFBE. 1 lb. tin HSc irriidiuled for Ilcnlth. BidMFULL HIIOBTKNINO .'■ 2 ■ llw....................................... i57c Bitl & While BAKINO FOWDKK 12 ox. liii,. . 17e; '̂V: lb, tin..,. .̂ >.1c Uî d & White CORN,. . No. 2 tin 10c BihI & White FBAClIBB Sliced or halved...........Squat (in 10c u I I FRESH CRANHERUIES, lb. 28c APPLES MEATS" FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER Milk Fed ROASTING CHICKEN per lb........... *...................... Milk Fed ROILING FOWL ,)er lb................ 22c to 25c f r o z e n a l b e r t a TURKEY per lb................................... 22c FROZEN AUtERTA GEESE . per lb..... ................................ 22c BuriiH' r,.|*oint TENDERIZED HAM, Half or Whole, lb. 28c UNION COTTAGE. ROI.LS, A real treat, per lb,...,...... 29c MAIM.E LEAF. PURE I>ORK SAUSAGE, per lb. ..............25c All our Beef, Pork, /.amb & Veal ' is AbHolutely Top Quality. " I'Yesh I'MhIi Daily. Bed At White TOMATOES 2 No. 2'/i tiiiH ...... f....................... 21c "KINGS" per box 95c; 8 lbs. 25c "MACS" per box $L.'I9; (> lbs, 25c On W '̂etinesday and Thursday evenings, September 28 and 29, the ' C hoir ' of West Vancouver . Baptist Church, oonducted by Ben S. Short, prcsenled mo.'it intere.sling performances of itlle known seventi'cnth centujy Cantfita--^T h e , Angel of Uie Harvest" by Krne.st Cympsoii. The church choir was augmented for the occasion by a number oi North Shore .singers-rrounding out in particular Uie bass and tenor section,^ and solo.s were taken by Mrs."l<\ b'l Lovegrove, .soprano, Messrs. John Hall.and J. Fiddes, tenor, ami Me.s.srs. A. J. Atldy and R. W. Froud, bus.s. The accompaniment was by Mrs. W. J. C. Taylor, A.I.C. M., a t the piano, ami a group of strings consisting of Mrs. 1. b. Snelgrove and Miss M. Muri'ay, violins, Mrs. S.' A. Coloopy, viola, and A. McIntyre 'cello. E. Hum­ phries as.sisted at the orgaii. JnterHiierscd (le.scriptive readr in̂ TH in ' verse were given very acceptably by Mrs. A. Skerton and Rev, W. L. MacKay. ■ The Cantata is a very melodi­ ous thanksgiving piece, some­ w hat light in style and'wordinif, yet with plenty of variety and cplor and a splendid climax de- SASH & DOORS SHINGLES PLYWOODS LATH i THERE IS NO suBStinrre FOR QUALITY PAINT . BUILDERS* SUPPLIESt '5' • «•**»» , WALLBOARD TILE r . Agents: CANADA PAINT COMPANY LTD., WEST VANCOUVER LUMBER CO. LTD. 15th & Marine Drive Phone West 115 CLASSIFIED A D S ' Thi* rale for Claaailied AdVerUseitieiits l« I cento per word, ininlnmhi 25 cento. Except hi the Ciiae of Uioee having reguU r accounts, all dassi. Ilemember C U ssiti^s in the Wpfit Van Newa get immediate results. GORDON .ROBSON -- B ^^ister & .Solicitor, 510 W. HasimgH, bey. 4199 at We.st Vancouver any tune by aooointnient'l'West 403. _____ _--^ HANDY MAN Do anything, would like few days' work a week, dOc hour. West 655-X. ______ ■ ---' JUNK -- WE STILL BUY Every, thing of value: bottles, rags, sucks metals, furniture, stoves, tools, oti" Call West 91 and we. bring the cuali to your door, Burrard Junk Co West 91. FOR SAIiE -- V4 Acre and Small house ill Altaniont .-iDistrict with I ■ lovely tree.s and shrubbery includ­ ing scores of dogwood trees,Jt>l»0U, easy terms. Lawson, Walker & Pride, West 55. ' -Immediately, 4 room mod- W. BREMNER, PLUMBER -- Pricos reasonable.' J?39(J Marine Drive. TO RENT -- Modern Bungalow will, furnace, 19th and Waterfront. Phonoorso...... ; 'Trinity 5903. TO RENT- ..... - -- „ ern house and garden on Mathers, Dundarave. West 414-R-2. ' . LOST Sunday night or Monday" ^orning; pure gray half-grown kit- Reward. 1332 Argyle Avenu{,ten. I * > * ' "-I.'..' -•'t : H I'j1 r. f-i l: M . /y'! :i .i Wiley--Sharpe Gladioli and chry8anthemums in bronze shade.s adorned the altar and chancel of St. Francis- in-lhe-Wood,. West Vancouver, at high noon, ye.sterduy when Rev.F.A.Ramsey united in mar­ riage Alice Catherine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Middleton Sharpe, and Mr. Frank Mac- Ken/.ie Wiley, son of Mr. and Mi'.s. Frank il. Wiley. Only immediate.members of the principals' .^SimlLies v^re prc.sent, and there \v<n*e no^at- 1 » , f V'* ̂5 h temiants. The brid«l>nva.s given in marriage by her father. ~For"thlTcereTho"iW wore a i / i r - ' - ' wool frock iir~soft 'marine blue, with . twp-tone * wine accessories of-suede, and a model hat with .wine ostrich feather tips. " Her corsage was of gardenias._____^ )■ i ^ , <■ " i'.f ' . til Following the ■ ceremony if small reoeption was held a t the home of the bride's paren ts.., 1-yt̂ aving on a honeymoon trip .Jto the Cariboo, the bride topped RUGBY FOOTBALL At, the "Barbarians" recent annual meeting the following of­ fice I'.s" were elected for the season* now luuler way: President, A. J. ('lialmers; Vice-President, ' Vic Johncox; Coaches, IstXV, Frank Liifting, 2nd XV, Vic 0)ppin; . Secrclary-M^anagcr, J. C. Os­ wald; and prior to the opening game on Saturday> Jack Chap­ pell was chosen Club Captain. Despite finishing up on the short, end of a 20-3 .score" vvth tile Meralomas on Lower Brock­ ton last Saturday and considePr -ing' that J 7 ,ofYhese_,ppjnts._wer.e_. givorf away in the first half, the team created quite a favorable impression wit](i"the critics.- The . "Barbarians" score was regis­ tered in the opening minutes of "^Clie'secoH(i--hal-f-afid-i4:--was not scriptive of the approach and chimney sw eeping -- Clean and pa.ssing ot a storm, which called thorough job done, local references,' forth all the resources of choir and orchestra. The choral num­ bers were , well rendered, with satisfactory precision and shad­ ing, cpp.siclering the. fact that West ,348-Y- FOR SALE --- Lovely Scottie pups, championship stock, real terriers, Gillespie, Lower G^apilano P.0, h ! A, ROBERTS LTD. List your property with us clients waiting Wbst 54G. now, 1447 Marine Drive, FOR SALE --- „One gentleman's chit- fonier, white enamel^ bevel plate . " glass, cheap. Phone West G1)-1j-2. the choir is somewhat lacking in for sale -- "Spic-Span" Vacuum -h4?r--wedding fâ cl^-with-a-^a-pfe until the closing minutes of the -gnme th a t the Meralomas were again able to tally. Unfortunately the second team on Account of lack of numbers has-not yet been able tp;function. loiigth jacket of saWe. -- ^^ntative ' arrangements, how-. On their return Mr. and Mrs, ^ i , experience and has only been under Mr. Short's training for a very few mo^lthH, This in itself speaks volumes for the kindly tact and ability which has gone into the conducting of this* work - in rehea(rsalff"knd - fo r"the en­ thusiasm; „ of the. choir,, soloists and injjtrumentalists'which, has been so well maintained through-: out. Special mention must be made of a number of very beautiful. chorales, sung by the choir with full accompaniment, ana of an unaccompanied- chorale sung-by-- Mrs. F. F. Lovegrove, Miss W. Brealey, John iHall and A. Addy. - The soprano-solos were partic­ ularly beautiful, Mrs. '.,Love-^ ■grove's hi;gh'; "cIo t ■:voice"being- Cleaner, 744-L." almost new, $10. West WANTED TO RENT - furnished • ' cottage winter, near ferry. "Van News. - 3 or 4 rooiiicj or' suite ■ for Box 3, Weal FOR RENT -- Furnished room, board optional. West 8G3-L. RELIABLE WOMAN has 2 day.s open ' thoroughly clean, good on fioora, . West 97-X. ., MONEY FOR MORTGAGES at 6%--- Any amount." Apply J. Sheasgreen, P. C. Gibbens & Go., Ltd., Wost 704, ' evenings a t West 547-L. LOST - ward. - Glasses- in- blue -case.. ..Re-, Phone West 510-:L. WANTED Girl for lighf-house­ keeping, sleep out. .JBox 4, West Van News.. " - -____ PRACTICAL NURSE, Copk, house­ keeper-open for engagements by week or month, terms reasonable. Weat --497-X. -- ■-ir FOUND --• Gum boot. 210-L. Phone Weat YOUNG GIRL wants work a Tew hours a, day. Mother's help. 2046 Marine. " FOUND ■ A ,zipper purse ' a t Dim- darave on Saturday. Apply Weat 312-L._ ____ ___ _ FOR PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, phone V. Hermandez. We^t 122-L. HANDYMAN WANTS WORK--Any kind, painting, decorating,, garden- ing, etc. West 759-Rt3. _________ FLOOR SURFACING -- J. Suther­ land, 2144 Mahon Avenue7_.North , 1458-L. f A ̂• ! 'l 1 ' ••'t *■, / ) Wiley will live in West Van­ couver. V'L' -t" .i",■x t ̂ Councillor G. D. F lgar is ill ever, have been made with the, North Shore All Blacks,- whose reserve team is up against sim­ ilar difficulties, to put a joint willi l u;.. 1.?__ i - . J __team in the field commencing a ' thoroughly well suited to J the -tuneful character of her twp songs, which-were, however, by' no means easy and displayed her careful technique b"6 good ad- vantage., ____________ • TcnrsALET^TGesd- ' ̂heater, $15. West 590-Y. MASON'S TAXI -- Day and .night; heated car; passengers fully insured-- ■ _5-1.2;--- ------------------------- nue. Ipliif 1 1 t l l . Phone West .534 ' CONTEST Send in a New Name for our aluro and W in First Prize I , " 'Vx"'-"V * 4 Sisiif slip: -4'.' V,' Entry Tiilum" by"Driver with every, dollar's worth of --Gleaning, --AH names submiLied to be property oT • ■ • RONNIES CLEANERS Contesl do.ses November G, 1938 the approval of the ..Rugby Union. In preparation for the opening g§me"'of - th is--joint team -en-" tieavoi's are being made To ar­ range a fixture with the - All Blacks Thanksgiving Day, Oc­ tober 10, of which team members will be advised in due course. Weekly practices from now on will be held a t the Inglewood High Sc*hool gym between the hours of 7 and 8 bn Wednesday •TTightei^hen : - out. Last year,the benefits from The allegretto, "Then Cheer­ ful Spring," a short tenor solo in the second chorus was sung most acceptably" by ~ J.~ Fiddes, " and~in the tenor solo; "Ye Sons of Labour," John Hall gave a very, fine performance, technically ac­ curate and full of feeling, build- „ ing-up to a splendid climax in conclusion.. The bass and tenor -responses, ""The Beasts Have Laboured" were sung'by Messrs. R. Frond and J. Fiddes j ~^^H e lgsbrorWb^ __; "-WINTER FIRE HAZARDS Consult us for protection- in Highest Standard (Companies. We will inspect without obligation; Hornes^ (Jontents, Autos', Business Stocks and Equip- -mont.----------------------------------------^ :-------------------------------------- GORDON . ROBSON -- Barrister & Solicitor.TlO W,JSastings, Sey. 4195 aT ~ West " Vancouver"' any time" by­ appointment, West 403. " J. EDWARD SEARS, Barrister, Sol- _-ieitor-T-JAfl5_Jk[arine-JDr4v&i--Phene- Safety Boxes to Rent. C. .7. ARCHER LTD. West 225 West 21, or West, 553-R-1. BARGAIN *=• Uprighfpiano," mahog­ any case, with Ampico electric re­ cording movement, recently tuned and overhauled; $150 only, or rea­ sonable offers, including. 150 rolls. , Original cost $1500. We.st 75-R-l, A REAL, REST for Tired Folks - Restawhile Convalescent Home, 135 --27th Street. West-86,-L-2. - - - LOANS ARRANGED -- Dominion Housing Act and "other plans. Gor­ don Grayf-Seymour-4991, or West. 92-R-2.-- Thoroughly Cleaned Free Delivery Men's Suits .......... 50c Men's Ctmts, Lightweight,!.. 50t̂ Ladies' SulLs. Plain............. 50c Ladies' Coats, Lightw'eight.,,. 50c Hats .............................. 50c Ladies' Sweaters :........ 40c Men's Sweaters ................... 4()c Silk Blouses ......................... .JOc Men's Pants ......................... 30c Ladies' Shicks....... ............. .̂_30c " Ladies' Skirts ......................... 30c These price.s do not include white garments. r ALL A n ilT E HELP H a a i ^ a 8 { 8 B 5 S B i B a E 8 the weekly practices were well -reflected" h r inTp'rbvcd"t"eam play and with still more attention be­ ing given to .the weekly 'Work­ outs this season, it will not be long before the combined play of ̂ the - team will stand favorable comparison with the other teams in the Senior Division. Next Saturday's fixture is - against the Norths Shore All Blacks on Brockton Oval a t 2:30. solo "NarOre iî i Great Diapason" sung by A. J. AtTdy. This is 'a song requiring considerable force and much technical ability, the vocalist receiving little assist- ance~fronT-irh(r -accompanimenl, particularly in the agitato sec­ tion. The allegi'p, "Like Sqme Titan," b ro u g h t' out the full power of Mr. Addy's very fine voice, and formed a splendid climax to the song. An item of special interest in CARD OF THANKS -1. Miss Bessie Frame and Mrsl.J. B. Oswald wish, to thank their friends and neighbors for-kind ,.en- (iuirie.s a~nd4~e3^ression.s hi'td passing of .their sister Mary, PAINTING and DECORATING J. H. Wedley, formerly with C. L. ■ KoningS. Phbne W est 818. Esti­ mates free. FU RS'liEPA IRED and REMODEL- M-ari-ne7 HOLLYBURN BUSINESS COLLEGE n i o h t s c h o o l Mondays and .Thursdays . 7 to 9:30 ' 14th & Marine. West 341 LAWN-MOWERS SHARPENED - "Speci'ali machine repairs, parts_________ , repairs, . West Vancouv.er ;Machine Shop, 1449 Marine. , - - CHIMNEY SWEEPING -- Sawdust burners intalled; furnace repairs, Phone G. Meldrum, 1103 Lon.sdale North S'22. W. C.7T. U. The West Vancouver W.C.T. U. will hold their regular month- EXCAVATING, Clearing; day or con­ tract. • Experienced men, modern machinery. R ush ' jobs. * Kissick, -- ^-est_252iu ______________________________________ _________________________ J. T. G. ^The Junior Townswomen's Guild wiILnieet_at the_home of. Mrs. F. C. Coleman, 2008 Belle­ vue,Avenue, on Thursday, 13th of October^ a t 8 p.ni. Plans are- beihg made to, have a talk on . "Photography." These meetings ' are open to all girls 18 and over. connection with this presenta- ly meeting at. the'-home of Mrs. tion is .that this is the first pro- . J. N. Gillies, ,1365 Clyde AvenW, duction of the cantata in Can- on Thursday afternoon; October I • 13th, at 2:15 p.m. All women r.B.H. interested are cordially invited. W. H. VASS, Chiropractor, Suite 4, Hollybum Block. i l l « -V̂i. LISTEN TO "THE BASIC OF WORLD ORDER" The second of a series of weekly Radio Discussions entitled; 5J MONDAY GOO kc. W ORLD O R D ER EVENING- -- 8:30 ,o'clock -- ■ OCTOBER 10th '-C J O il . .:. . . --------- 600 ,kc. W be depfended He WEST 7 9 4 SAWDUST D ep en d on K n il l to see y o u thi^ough th is w in te r inch comes (and it nearly always does) Jack Knill can to. keep his customers supplied with 100%-Fir Sawdust, f iq the past -- he will continue doing so. NorthKNILL'S F U E i^ W est WESTERN WOODWORKERS, Car- pe'nter .and Joiners--^Wood work of all descriptions; cupboards, drawers, alterations, etc. Glass and glazing, 147'8 (jlyde. Phones: Shop West 740; Residence W est 443-R. . MARCEL SHOP -- Thermique Steain, Permanents; only - best .materials used. E xpert operators. Phone West 304, Royal Bank Building. W A N T ElL Fum iture,. Stoves, Tools, etc. We buy, sell and exchange. Phone North 431, Vinick's Furni" ture, 66-70 Lonsdale. Avenue.-------- CHIMNEY* SWEEPING -- Old Coun- ] try way; guaranteed; brick and stone repairs. " Palmer, Capilano, North 811-R-2." ^ „ . ^.V-- -tr.-S' I'