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I6e IHtEAHT MILK FED VEAL For RoastInK, |MV lb.................. lOc CHfllCE SBRING LAMIL- lA'itrt, lb, 2.'ic; Loina, lb......... 26c .Shoutders, lb.............................. |5c FRESH FISH DAILY FL'LI, LINE OF DELICATESlSBN»l ' - :' iir i .Mf u l l s iio r t e n in c ; .\ Purely Y'efcetabte Shortenlnif 2, I-lb. ('urtona . .'...................... S.'lc Rtd & White BREAD FIAXUR _ 7 II). Sack 23c;' 24.lb. Sack . 74c ihAb. Sack ......................... $L.39 ^iA*.'C.«*AEyi--.- BIrp# Fertilliwrs of All Kind** ADCO Wood. Coal. Buildefs' SuppHes Fox--O'Hearn The marriage of Mrs.. Margar­ et O'Hearn and Mr. Joseph' Shan­ non Fox took place quietly at St. Anthony'a Church, VVe.Ht Van­ couver on Tue.sday, September 5th. The ceremony wa.s per­ formed by Rev. Father Jordan, O.M.I., aasiated by Hev. Father SASH A DOORS SHINGLES -- ' PLYWOODS LATH THERE l$| , NO SOBSTfrUTB FOR QUALITY PAHfT ROQfSrlT«1»^ " WALLBOABD TILB-^........................... . CANADA PAINT COIIPANY LTD. VVESI VANCOUVER LUMBER CO. HO. 1 5 th & Marine D r ^ Phone West US C LA SSlFllED A lb s 25 . « U u ^ u 'd « "^ ®'^^imemli*r"cla"̂ ^̂ ^̂ ̂ In the^Wwl Van Newa get linmedlaU raaulta. ' Lynch^ O.M.I. Only immediate CORDON ROBSON relatives and intimate friends of Solicitor. W. Hast S .M ttppointriiWntrWeSt " TO GIVE AWAY -- - Pretty kitten. West lBl-M-1. malt THK HORNING' HUSH ! Hy Subudar .One .iibie.s the fashion lords Itave decreed that women must show their hip lines this fall. It's nuirvvllouH the things these fashion lords do to wometa.', [ITiey half strip them, sm other'them , hobble them, compress them,- straight-bag them, so to speak, and the women like 'it. Their husbands, who have to pay the bills, don't, and, from what they have told me, the only garmenf^s they esteem fit for the fashion lords is a thick coating of tar and feathers, with the legal permis­ sion to apply it themselves. There are occasions when the bachelor can thank the gods on all fours for his single cussed- nesH. Returning to hips, a man would suppose it will bo neces­ sary; to swing them to be in th e . fashion, which Would indicate the calling in of some Highland piper for instruction in t lu ^ r t . If any woman can learn to swing them like one of these fell|Ow.s and at the same time to swing "'Phe r<>fk o* Mio N o r t h / ' ' if Ayifl ' l.a.st Sunday a collision occur,: red at Idth and Clyde Avenue between a truck driven by Har­ old Hayes and a car in which were Mr, and Mrs.'McDonald of North Vancouver. Mr. McDonald had some o f' hi.s ribs cracked vvliile his wife was badly shaken ,up. (-.ionsidrable damage was dom* to the car. Mr. and Mrs. j . McCrea and family, w;ho have b?en staying at the Clachan, have moved into a house at 12th and Inglewood Avenue. " the contracting parties were present. The bride was gowned in a midnight blue ensemble ac-"' cented with touches of white. Mrs. W. Forre.st, who attended the-bride.-wore: (Ili.'^ky-ro.se with .. iiccessories of queen's blue. Mr. P. O'Grady, brother of the bride, supported the groom. ' Following the ceremony the guests were entertained at the home of the bride where a buCet luncheon was servt^d. r .. Mr. and Mrs, Fox will reside' , at 15th and E.squimalt Avenue. •n o t a r y PUBLIC,". General ton- veyancing, "Valuator." Reginald P. SSwar. 1406 Marine Drive. West CASH FOR JUNK ^ Bottles, ran. Sacks, M etals;' Furniture: Stoves Tools, etc.; nothing too big or tod General--^n- amalL Burraid Junk Co., West 9l, 21. LISTINGS iWAî TED " Hou^ to Rent, Sell or Buy. Pembertons, Trinity 1271. Evenings, 437-Y-l. West GORDON GRAY - Insurance. Fire, Burglary, Automobile, ^*5®' phone; Sey. 4991 or West 92-R-2.; GUESTS -- Transients and perman­ ent. Sunlit Lodge, West Bay, West 379-Y-2. ______ _______ WANTED, -- Girl for housework, sleep out. West 66,_____ ■ HAULING -- Manure, Fuel, Septic Tanks and 'Rockpits ijistalled; and ■ cleaned.' West 187'-R. I' WEST VANCOUVER MESSENGER SERVICE-- Parcels, Baggage, light transfer work, prompt .service. West 700. I'. . _ ' ' ----- FREDERICK a AUBREYI Barrister.' ^Solicitor. Notary, 801-803 Birks '} Building; Branch Office, 1447 Mar­ ine Drive; Offices: Sey. 0691, West 546; Residence, Whytecliff-546:^ ̂ -■ " B A N D N0TP:S An American was being ..^own nround Glasgow. "Why, we have, buildings ten timds that size over in America," he said. , A little furtheT'on' he" made the same remark, and. the little Scotsman replied coolly: "Och, aye, and if they are all like you,, mon, they'll need them.._Thnt'»_.the asylum." . be ju.st "too sweet." 'riieri! none of the ._hil>r hurrah about the war that there was in 1914, when nil hands set out as if going on a picnic, and It's a go(xi t'hjng. VVe've got a bea.stly job, ahead'of us, and the .sooner we slop joking about it and get down to busine.ss the better. It's no u.sc wasting humor on a German anyhow, be­ en u.s<» his sense of humor is con- uonsKlerabl.v less than the txld Englishman, Into whom you have got to drive a joke with a ham- . mer. the kind who look owlish, when you have exploiled it, and say "Oh. really now!" I once tjuieted the uppishneSs, though, of a Prussian officer in the last unpleasantness, whom we had captured up t he line. 'I'he fellow who could speak English; was chucking his weight about, so 1 . said to him. "My colonel is in a bad terniHU* today, and. when he gets that way, he always takes the pants away from all prison­ ers." I'hat put the lid- on his uppishness with a bang. Talking of "ttiy ĵ>k>nel," one reads the Germans aix' talking about "Our hkiehi'er." Well, they needn't lx? atraid anylKHly " e ls^ w w it;^ liim badly enough to steal him. r "■■■ A red-haired boy applied for a job in a butcher shop. "How much w'ill ypu give me?" "'Three dollars a week; but what can you do to mako your- .self useful" The largest and most success­ ful camp yet held by the West Vancouver School Band closed last Saturday. This year sixty boys took advantage of the facil­ ities offered a t Keats' Island and the chance, to get in some extra practicing. During the eleven days a t camp everyone took part in many games including base-' ball, volleyball, tennis, ping pong, boxing, rowing 'and swimming. Hikes were .rhade to Pebble Beach and Sandy Beach, as well as a treasure hunt, taking in most of the island. While the weather was cloudy on Saturday aftenioon, it.did not rain, and those who took in the annua] pici^ic and excur.sion to Keats!, Island by ferry No. 6 to bring the band: back had an en­ joyable trip. -- - -- ___ KNITTING and PLAIN SEWING -- Apply Mrs. E. Latham. 2446 Mwine DRESSMAKING' -- Proprietor- Mrs. E. C. Robbins -- Ladies suits, coats; dresses, etc.; children's clothes specialising in alterations and make­ overs. 2791 -Marine Drive. Reg. Phone West 6>9-R. _______ CHIMNEY SWEEPING -- Old Coua. try way; guaranteed; brick and stone repairs. Palmer; Capilano, North 811-R-2. GORDON ROBSON -- Barrister A ̂ Solicitor, 610 W'. Hastings, Sey. 4199 a t West Vancouver any time by appointment, W eat.403. J. EDWARD SEARS, Barrister. Sob icitor, 1406 Marine Drive; Phone .West 21, or. W est 563-R-l. !■ ■ FLASH PHOTO SERVICE - Films ' in by 8:80 a.m., Back at 5 p.ni. same day. Selo, Agfa aifd' Eastman Film, Make this store your camera Head­ quarters. McNeU & McCue Drugs. MARCEL SHOP ^ Thermique Steam Permanents; only best materials used. . E x p ert' operators. Phone West 304. ,Royar Bank Building, LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED - Special machine; repairs, parts- West Vancouver Machine Shop, 1449 Marine. . . . - . ^ ----- uTound a butcher shop?" .,!'Any thing." "Well, be specific. Can you dress a chicken?" - "Not on a week," said the boy. . - WANTED -- Girl for housework, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. West 367-R-3.. DRESSMAKING -- Alterations and repairing; eiderdowns recovered; prices reasonable. 1474 Marine. WA'NTED;TO RENT -- Unfurnished house 4 - 5 rooms, $20 - $25; 2 adults; permanent. Box 36, West' -- Van-News. •----- 2------- --------=------ CHIMNEY SWEEPING -- Sawdust burners installed; furnace repairs, . G. Meldrum, 1103 Lonsdale. North 822. . . . __________ 1- PAPERHANiGING, Painting, Kalso* :> mining; first class work at reason- able rates. rEL, Gaines. West 167-L. : USTINGS WANTED -Roberts--Ltd;;j : West-A^ncottTe Mrs. F, Knight-Hodge NELSONS^LAONiDRKlS LTD. DRY CLEANING (CertilRed-as advertised in the Chatelaine and Good Houewkeeping]! C. C. FINNEY, W'est Vammaver RepreaentaU^ Phone West 782 and^Oiiver will caiL A s p h ^ t P r e i i ^ 'S & A v s' * * " r Al*' ' '1.. ' t ' . _ ROAD-MAlXRIiUtS UM llXD-------- . Phone North 1141 ̂ or ALF BLU S, West 160-Y IT'S IMPORTANT TO YOU The personal well-being of every man. woman, arid child in British Columbia is In direct >ratio to their support o f home industi-y. --. "How can such a little thing as my failure to specify "Made in B.C. Products" every time I make a purchase .adversely a f­ fect me and m y' neighbour?" Tlie answer to this question is a matter of simple multiplica­ tion. There are 790,000 ^people lly^hi? in British Columbia, each one with the privilege o f exer­ cising "free-w ill' to buy B.C. ■ Products even a s you. ^es. indeed, it 's important to yriu . . . to your neighbour . . . to British Columbia _____ that_ you A L W A Y S S P E C I F Y "MADE IN B,C- PRODUCTS" when you make your day-by- day_domestic_purchase&,____ ___ N ICp, Liveable Cottageyon large lot 65' X 140'. •: Good view and ini good district, $1000. C. J. Archer Ltd., : 1415 Marine Drive. Phone West 225 FOR SALE -- Ladies' Bicycle;, nearly . ----- ----- -- ----------------------------- FOR RENT Furnished 6 room "modern house; Telephone West 678-L.- - , - •FOR RENT -- October 1st; 4 room modern cottage. Apply Mrs. Grady. 1895 Bellevue. ' . " Real Estate Specialists. 1J47 Mar* ine Drive. - W est 646. ^ BISMA-REX quickly relieves sour stomach, indigestion, etc. This new discovery will make a new person -of-ypu . Get a package today at McNeil & McCue Drugs, Phone W est 528. ■ FOR REiNT furnished cot­ tage on Beach. Apply 1216 Argyle Avenue. ________ \V ANTED -- Houses to Rent. _ •This office has enquiries for un­ furnished houses in good condition, good rentals offered with lease. Client offers $70 per month-for well furnished house with 3 bedrooms and dining room. For Quick Sale ^ t 60 X 145, view, west of 24th Street, excellent buy, $300. • We have some excellent buys in homes, all districts; let us show you without obligation to buy. LAWSON, WALKER & PRIDE, ^yest Van."-'c, ̂ , , s Pioneer Realtors. Established 1905. Opposite Hollv- W"est 55.burn P .6 . d e p a r t m e n t OF t r a d e AND INDUSTRY Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C. Honourable W. J . Asselstine. Minister. E. G. Rowehottom, Depeuty Minister. ■ • s'?;"" WANTED---Car owner to take school ' paying passenger to ° ivorth Vancouver. West 270-Y-2 T " PcrJal A" Range, $15. West 290-L. 8̂1*̂ ®** camel hair* O u e en ^ 7 ~ Cottoge; 22nd and t^een s Avenue. Phone West 194-R after 7 -p.m. . PAINTING AND DECORATING - Estiiriates free. J . H, Wedley. West 818. : , *___________________ WOULD LIKE TRANSPORTATION tô Vancouver 'week days between 6:45 and 7 a.m; Phone West 684-Y. HANDY ANN SHOP, 2442 Marine- ̂ School Supplies, Needles, Pins, Cot- tons~', Tape Measures, Thimbles. FLOOR SURFACING -- J. Suther- land, 2144 Mahon Avenue, North 578 . HOME BUILDER -- Cut clearing and excavation costo from 1/3 to %• .Use-a bulldozer. Phone G. W. Kis* sick. West 262-L._____________ _ WANTED TO BUY For Spot Cash- household furniture. Hewett, Auc­ tioneers, North 89;̂ Reverse âll. . W. H. VASS, Chiropractor, Suite 4* Hollybum B lb ^ , ._______ . WESTERN WOODWORKERS--Store Pixtiwes, House Fixtures, Wom Turning, Glass and . Glazing. Wood* ^work of all descriptions. Phones: West 740 and West 443-R. H8S ' Clyde Ave. PLUMS and CBAB APPLES for sale, cheap. Phone W est 437-Y-l. FpB_RENT__-Tr liB lbck High School, 5 rooms, w aiin house, $25. Pho"® W est 63-L-l. . _______________ _ WANTED --- Dry first growth fir, ̂ cords; 30", 1 cord 24". West 63-K-I _ o f ; ^ eV V est Vmcwver-Directory will lU pub&hed on l« N o v ^b e r. K « .^ take notice * a t a n ra iir ig ss or ■ T . "»»tJ>e sent to me by m ai.' The book ploying np salttmcn locally or in the eixyi . .