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Kwl & White I'OMA'I'O JUICE 10 oz. tlna....................;........each 5c 2.5 oz, 'riiiM.........................each lOc HUNK 1ST JUICY LEMONS Large a lz e ............................ 6 for 14c VALENCIA OK A NOES ,M«Miruni S iz e .................... dozen 23c PINEAPPLI4--Hlngupore Hlicen ... .........'2 No. 1 tlna 17c .MIXED PICKLES--Happy vale Sweet or Hour . 28 oz. J a r 25c <5 Free Delivery Weal 370 BEEF--Crade A and A1 LAMIL-Top Quality PORK--Grain Fed VEAI.--Milk Fed BREAST OF LAMB, per Ib......... 16c BREAST OF VEAL, per lb........... 18c PICKLED PORK HOCKS, Ib....... 10c FRESH FISH DAILY FULL LINE OF DELICATESSEN PURE LARD -- Hwlft'a Hllverleaf .......... '....I Ib, cartpn 11c Red & White GOLDEN CORN No. 2 Tin ...........' ..................... lOc R«l Xi White CUT GREEN BEANS 'I'ender and HtringleaH. 17 oz. tin 11c Red A White PEARS ...Hquat tin 16c LV.NN VALLEY PEACH ES.... ......... Halved .................... H(|uut tin 14c HORTlCUI/rURAL ASSN. 'Hu? monthly Parlor Show was lujld hiHt Monday in the Legion Hall. GeorKL* Nunn, judKC* and Mfturar, ia-pt the audiunce intx*r- ^cHU;d, an Ihu many queHtions aakod toKlified. Altogether it was a v(*ry UHofiil and sociable evening. A . splendid dl.Mplay of roses was on view from both of the Uippon Uoserics of this MuoiM?:, pality. _ / . Winner.s in the rose section were: 1st, Mrs. Dyble with 8 points out of 10; 2nd, Mrs. Reh- berger, 7 iKiints out of 10; 3rd, Mr.s. Rehhergcr, 6 points out of 10. . ' . One of the Hippon roses in the 18 section was judged as near r>erfectlon per the National Rose Show rules. A vote taken by the audience was strongly in favor of continu­ ing the Parlor Shows during the vacation months. l!he next, therefore', will lie held as per card program on the 24th of -July and fourth Monday in each, month, hereafter. Owing to the . increased interest .special prize.s -^viH-be-giveriT NORTH SHORE LOCAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN V V 4 .« A ̂ Va> ' •. V V'• * * . ' (1) For the b e s t! bloom Yellow Rose, 'any varie ty ; prize by M)*.h, (jJeorge Lindsay, presided a t the meeting of thfe North Sliore Local Council of Women ' held in the N^Tth Vancouver Club A.ssembly Room on Monday aft(;rrioon. The Council has spon.sored an essay on "Citizen­ ship" and Commissioner G. W.. Vance kindly presented the .^-prize.s to the winners after each had read their essay. The con­ test was open to all schools on the North Shore and awards were made as follows; Grade Vlir-- 1st prize, Betty Robinson West Vancouver J u n « ^ High School. (This essay 5vill be reproduced in. our next issue.) 2nd ' priz^, Robin*' Q. Wil­ liams, North Star School, North Vancouver. Grade VII--1st prize Anne' Christie, . Keith Lynn School, North Vancouve.ti; 12nd prize, Philippa Sibley, Lynn Val­ ley Sohopl, North Vancouver. Highly ._ Commended,- Teresa Hanlon, St., Edmund's School, Nbrth Vancouver. William Gray, Inspector of Schools, also addressed the gatheriirg; iim iTother gues^ts" (Continued from last issue) - Girls 40 yards dash, 6 years_ -- L . -Gwynneth Tearnside (H ); 2, Mary June Jordon (F J ) ; Relta Bently (H). 40 yds. dash, 7 years -- 1, Pat­ ricia Leggatt (H ) ; 2, Catherine McRae ( P J ) ; 3, Ro.semary Money (P J). ^ 60 yds. dash, 8 years -- 1, Shirley CJarlson (H ); 2, Yvonne Jack (P J ) ; 3, Barbara Nicld (P J). 50 yds. dash, 9 years -- 1» Virginia Eriksen (P J ) ; 2, Norma ■Whiteside ( P J ) ; 3, Blanche Sum­ mers (H). 60 yds. dash, 10 years -- 1, Patty Jo Reid (PJ) and Char- maine Gruchy (H) tied; 3, El- liine Barber (H). 60 yds. dash, 11 years --, h Ina A twater (P J ) ; 2, Georgie Allerton ( P J ) ; 3. Norma Gil­ christ (PJ). ' . Relay, 6 girl -- Pauline John­ son: Mary June Jordon, Ro.se- mary Money, Barbara Nield, Vir­ ginia Eriksen, Patty Jo lieid, Ina Atwater. Jumps,. 6 and 7 .years -- 1» S ine MacRac (P J ) ; 2, Lota art (H ) ; 3, Lillian Silva- (PJ) and Betty Ward (H) tied. ■ Jumps, 8 years --- 1, Barbara Nield (PJ) and Shirley Carlson (H) tied; 3, Ruth McIntosh (H) and Joan McNeil (PJ) tied. Jumps, 9 years --1, Virginia Eriksen ( P J ) ; 2,t'MaTy Messin- ger ( P J ) ; 3, Mlanche Summers (H). Jumps, ,10 years -- 1, Char- •maine Gruchy (H ); 2, Peggy Thompson ( P J ) ; 3, Joyce, (gar­ ner and Brenda Bone (PJ), tied. Jumps, 11 years -- 1. Shirley Stam atis (P J ) ; 2, Dorothy Sloan (H) and Lillian Williamson (H) tied. 60 yds. dash, 12 and 13 years -- 1, Monica Dansey (P J ) ; 2, Marjorie McTavish (P J ) ; 3, Viv­ ien Allan (PJ). . 60 yds. open dash -- 1, G,wen Jenvey (P J ) ; 2, Peggy Hall (PJ); 3, Sheila Ellis (PJ). ^ 4.girl relay--^Pauline'^ohnson: Marjorie McTa.vish, Gwen Jen­ vey, Monica Dansey, Vivien Al- ^Scrvicc-'-- SASH A DOORS SHINGLES PLYWOODS LATH THERE IS| NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUAUTY PAINT 4 BmLDJSRS^SUPPlJES CANADA PAINT COMPANY LTD. ROOFING WALLBOARD 'TUjB ^EST VANCOUVER LUMBER CO. LTD. 16th & Marine Drive Phone West 115 CLASSIFIED ADS The rate for ClawlAwi Adv«i*tla«menU !■ 1 cento per „,w»rd, ml^mumi 2B cento. Except In the ce»e.of thoee hevfag regular account*, all clasiL fleda are payable itrlctly ' Remember ClaesiBeda in the Weat Van Newa get immediate reaulto. GORDON ROBSON -- B«"bter^ & Solicitor, 510 W. Hostinga, Sey. 4199 at Weat Vancouver any time by appointment, West 403. ^•NOTARY PUBLIC," General veyancing, "Vajuator " CASH FOR JUNK - r Bottles, rags, Sacks, M etals, Furniture, Stbvea, Tools, etc.; nothing too big or too small. Burrard Junk Co;, West 01. Blower, 1405 Marino Drive. 21. 1. CHIMNEY S W E E P I N G O ld l Coun. try w ay; guaranteed; brick and stone repairs. Palmer, Capilano. North S ll-R -2 . LISTINGS WANTED - Houses to Rent, Sell or Buy. Pembertons, Trinity 1271. Evenings, W est 437-Y-l. .. ................... FLOOR SURFACING -- J. Suther- land. 2144 Mahon Avenue, North 1458-L. HOME BUILDER -- Cut clearing and excavation costs from ' V3 to %. Use a bulldozer. Phono G. W. Kis- , sick.. W est 252-L. ___________ __ GORDOl'l ROBSON -- Barrister & Solicitor, 510 W , H astings, Scy. 4199 at W est Vancouver any time by appointment. W est 408. MARCEL SHOP -- Thermique Steam Permanents; only best matenala used. Expert operators. Phone W est 304, Royal Bank Building^___ J. EDW ARD SE A R S,, Barrister, Sol- icitor, 1405 Marine Drive; Phdne West 21. or W est 663-R-l. . RELIABLE CLIENT requires unfurn­ ished house, 3 bedrooms; west of 22nd Street; year's lease, with op­ tion to buy. Apply Lawson, Walker & Pride, W est Van's Pioneer Real­ tors; West 65,- opp Hollyburn P.O. WANTED TO BUY For Spot C ash - household furniture. Hewett, Auc- tionieers, North 89 ̂ Reverse call. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED - Spebial machine; repairs, parts- West Vancouver Machine Shop, 1449 . Marine. . i > W. H. VASS, Chiropractor, Suite 4* Hollyburn Block. WESTERN WOODWORKERS--Store Fixtures, House Fixtures, Wood Turning, Glass and Glazing. Wood" work of all descriptions. Phones; W est 740 and W est 443-R. 1488 Clyde Ave. ; CHIMNEY SW EEPING -- Sawdust burners installed; furnace repairs. G. Meldrum, 1103 Lonsdale. North • 822. PAPERHANGING, Painting, Kalso- mining; first class work at reason- able rates. H. Gaines, W est 167-L. GORDON GRAY -- Insurance, Fire, ■Burglary, Automobile, Et; 'Tele- ' phone Sey. 4991 or West 9,271̂ 2. GiIe STS -- Transients and perman­ ent. Sunlit Lodge, West Bay, W est 379-Y-2. LISTINGS WANTED H. ,A. Roberts Lxd;r'West Vancouver Real E state Specialists. 1447 Mar­ ine Drive. W est 546. KNITTING and PLAIN SEWING - , Apply Mrs. E. Latham, 2446 Marine rlari; -G "Nxnnn present were Mr. TeiTy, Princi­ pal North Star School, Principal Tabloids--Pauline Johnson, 39 points; Catherine VVhitesiile, HOLLYBURN CHIMNEY CLEAN- ERS -- Window cleaners, eave- trough cleaners, ̂minor repairs. , West 350-M. ' . ' EXPEI^IENCED all round domestic help Wanted at once; good salary for suitable applicant. Phone West t-690.--------------------------- --------------- HAVE YOU ARTHRITIS? -- Get relief overnight by applying Gour- ■ jeorge' (2) For the best 1 bloom Rc>se, any color or variety; prize by G. S,. Huntingford. (3) Swwt j \ 'as,'6 stalks; Peas, 6 i)6(ls; Beans, 6 pods; Rasp, berries. 12-- Pri^.e for high­ est points in any of these. J, R. Mitchell,. Miss Margaret Lorna May Greenway, Marjorie Jay's Grea m s .-Phone-We st-2r-aft6F: .•*n' ■■I |l;f: litW.; III Im i m J .» 's,- > ® i ! . 'I 'll ? I:'*' S: f Ml'-ill s' "i ;4 ' : ' is- ■1&-: I ■ M i m m.'ns, M iisI i | l ? s s ? / i i i B rIi| 'I ■ 'S' I-' ■' 1̂!' 11 I " .y- '■ii Scout era and scouts of F irst and Second West Vancouver troops were enttjrtained by Scouts and Scoutmaster Eric Lyna.s-Groy of the 3rd West Van­ couver troop on Friday night, June 23rd. It was planned to have an 0|)en air c-anip fire, but it rained heavily and everybody met in the front'r<x>m instead. Scouter Sewell led the singing and District Scoutmaster Percy Hnwtin told the boys an interest­ ing story. The applause was spon­ taneous and lengthy. St. Francis troop put on their new - play "Blake of the Mounties," and sang their school.song "In Fide Fiducia." The first and second trixips answered with their own song and got a good hami from . all the boys. Of course nobexly missed the hamburgers, dough­ nuts . and jam that apixxired next. They all had their share. Mr, Hawtin proposed a vote of -thanks to ^ th e host and the school, and the party broke up about ten o'clock. Mr. Lynas- Gray thanked the scouts fo r' coming on such a bad night and extended another invitation later ' in the summer. The singing and shouting as the boys climbed aboard the bus was certain indi- , cation they felt it was a great party. MiSvS Noira Kathleen Simpson of 1494 Duchess Avenue, was recently the winner of the Wilson, West Vancouver Junior High School, and Sister Octavia and S ister Marie of St. Edmund's School, as well as parents of the pupils. ' Resolutions and reports IweVe given. In thejibsence of Mrs. Horsfall, the Treasurer submjt- ted the report on the very suc­ cessful tea held at the home of Mrs. Lindsay, McTavish, Gwen Jenvey, Barbara Smallwood, Vivien Allany-Peggy Hall, Georgie Allerton, Plat Hud­ son; Winnie 'Purvey (spare), Monica DaUsey. Hollyburn, points: Nonie; Barbour, Jean Pish, Eleanor Nelson, Kathleen '"Curtin,. Suma • Homma, Irene Pitts, Beverley Hayes, Shirley Macintosh,-Velma Boshier, Dor­ othy Knight. WHY PAY RENT? Lovel.v well built home, view, near everything, 4 rooms, nook, large sunroom; basement, fireplace, large lot. Reduced to $3,000; $500 down, " $25 per month. Sole agents; Lawr son, Walker & Pride, West Vah.'s Pioneer Realtors. West 55; opp. Hollyburn P.O. _____ noons, and evenings. FOR SALE -- Corner Lot 27th and Mathers, 64' x 122'; reasonable for cash. W est 700. YOUNG LADY would like" afternoon work. W est 359-L. -- I I FREDERICK C. AUBREY, Barrister; Solicitor, Notary, 801-803 Birks Building; Branch Office, 1447 Mar­ ine Drive; Offices: Sey. 0691, W est 546; Residence, Whytecliff 546. FOR REINT -- ^ o d e m 5 room bunga- low near ferry. W est 217-M- FOR RENT -- 3 rooms furnished, sleep 4, close in, garden, $25 per month. Apply Lawson, Walker & Pride. W est 55. Opp. Hollyburn P.O. IIIHII II GWEN'S GOWN AND SPORT SHOPPE 1730 Marine Drive West ^62 Smart Plain and Printed Linens for the holiday. Dark and.Light colored Sheers; plain and printed. Slack Suits, -Matching Beach Coats and Shorts. Regulatioh Sport Shorts, All at City Prices. Why not shop a t your own community store?. We ai-e m embers.of the Chamber of Commerce and really try to please-. PAINTING AND DECORATING -- Estimates free. J. H. Wedley. West • 818. FOR SALE -- Collapsible English buggy. Phone W est 467-L-2. WANTED -- Lady with telephone for magazine subscription sales work. Must be able to devote two or three hours daily to work. Box 3, W est Van News. FOR Landscape 'Gardening, Lawns, Septic Tanks, general repairs, phone West 50-Y. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT will mind children mornings or afternoons. Phone W est 792-L. FOR SALE -- 120 ft. of fir, 4x4; 240 ft. of quarter round, $3.00. West 481-M-2; FOR RENT '4-.Roomed Cottage, furnished,, modem, near . ferry, - adults, July 1st. 1263 Duchess Ave. NELSONS LAUNDRIES LTD. DRY CLEANING (Certified as advertised in this Chatelaine and Good Housekeeping). C. C. FINNEY, W est Vancouver Representative Phone W est 782 and Driver will call.^ FOR RENT--Nicely furnished house- keeping room. 1358 Clyde Ave. HANDY ANN SHOP, 2442 Marine -- Knitting Wool, Books, Needles, etc. Baby Woollens a specialty. HIGH UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW LOT on paved street, passed for D-H.A. ;Partially cleared, $500. H. Fallows Realty. W^est 912 - W est 243-M-3. LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED--We deliver and work guaranteed. Call Mack, West 184-R. Strathcona Trust medal for pro­ ficiency in physical education at the Normal Schodrfh Vjineduver. Sam's Barber Shop and the FVench Beauty Salon . will be closed all day Monday, July 3rd., Taunton House School has been requested to open a BRANCH SCHOOL in . W est Vancouver Parents interested in this please Phone Taunton House, Bay. 0622 or Bay. 407l fbr particulars and attend a meeting at Taunton House School 2545 W viist lAvenue, Vancouver, on Tuesday, ^uly 4th, at 8 p.in. LOST -- Ladies' brown hat between 14th and 15th on Bellevue. W est 4fi WE SOLICITLISTINGS of homes, all prices. W e- have several clients waiting to be suited.. C. J] Archer Ltd. (N otary Public services) phone W est 225. SPECIALS -- B m L D lN G LOTS We have located some good buys in all districts ;consult us first,* can supply information re N.H.A. Joans Lawson; Walker & Pride, West Van.'s Pioneer Realtors. W est 55, opp. Hollyburn P.O._____ _______■ WANTED -- Trustworthy girl for housework and occasional carfe of baby. W est 79-M-3, evenings.. LOT 72 X 1„30, between 27th and 28th reduced to $375; worth $550; must sell. Apply Box 333j W est Van. News LEGION TURNS DOWN CAOTEEN CHANCE OF LIFEariM]^ $2,100 5 room house, % acre with" mountain stream; in exceptionally desirable location. This ' beautiful property must be sold a t a sacrifice. House has all conveniences; all year stream flows t h r o u g h t h e , property. A beautiful setting arid a wonderful buy. Property can be subdivided - and half portion sold a t good-price.- DUNDARAVE REALTY, 2464 Mar­ ine Drive. W est '830. - Open even­ ings. V ^ pi^eting of the Canadian Legmn held last Friday evening in the Legion H^all, the subject 01 a canteen came up fo r discus­ sion, On a "Vote being taken it was turned down by a hea'vy majority--26 members out of 31 present voting against it. WANTED -- Mother's Help; feUable; $15 month; sleep out. W est 695-L LOS'T ^ M ale wire-hairW terrier, white, bro'wn.ears, saddle m arking collar, from 11th & Clyde on 22nd. Phone Dr, Johnston. ; _________ LOST -- Friday; navy blue voile between 29th and 21st. Phone West 147-R-3. ------