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A tteotioii-M ilk'C om iim ersr' -- F R A S E A " " - " FARMS MILK Now obtainable in West Vancouver ; VANCOUVER'S PREMIER QUALITY MILK from the famous GRAUER herds»■.■■■■■■ ■■ . ■ , ̂ ■■ .-n ■ ■ ■ ■ ,■! , Pi-oduced, Pasteurized, and Bottled on the Farm P H O N E W E S T 7 3 6 L and driver will call ,- L. - 0 .»-.Brown* who recently underwent an operation at the North Vancouver General Hos* pital, has returned to his home at ^5th and Marihc Drive, where he is making satisfactory pro­ gress. Miss Gertrude Lawson is hav D, T. Harris, of Vancouver, is having a new house built on 24th and Nelson Ave. Gunner R. Kitohing, 86th, Heavy Battery, York Island, was home on leave for the week-end. ♦ « « A son was born last Thursday, Bennett's BAKERY (formerly Strattons) SATUEDAY SPECIAL CREAM CAKES 35c a doz. UmTEUCUUST BREAD Scotch Pancakes, Scones, Abernethy's and Oat Cukes , 1468 Marine Drive Phone West 27 Come in and See Us!.,̂ : ; KOOLERjW^AVE actually is cooler, quicker, safer-~and that it lasts longer hecauiie it is so much closer to the head. : . cA -V t«A ' ' 1370 Marine Drive "Across from Safeway'* Phone West 331 mg a new house built at the cor- ul the North Vancouver Goneral ner of 17th and Es.iuiniiilt Ave. Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. * * ? ' Wedley, 2186 Gordon Ave. Donald Gillies of the Royal * ♦ ♦ Canadian Navy, who has been Richard Polley, one o f 'th e spending a furlough with his lower mainland's pioneers, celc- parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Gil- brated his ninety-Ufth birthday lies, 1365 Clyde Ave., loft last Saturday quietly at his home at night to return to Halifax. 1262 21st, West Vancouver. ^ ] ♦ ♦ ]viy. Policy takes a keen in- A new house is being buitl at ierest in world events. Born in 11th and Pulton Ave., for C. K. New Brunswick, he came to v Watson of Vancouver. ' Vancouver, shortly after the fire ♦ ♦ ♦ in 1886. He was for a-time in- A son was born last Monday spector of fisheries., at the Vancouver General Hos- ♦ ♦ * Mr. McDonald of Oxley Street, is having a new home built on Creery Ave., West Bay. OSS ^954 LEAP YEAR DANCE By Girls* Auxiliary to B arbarians Rugby Club Orange Hall FRIDAY, Feb. 9th ■ ') ■ / "Dancing from 9 till 'l A d m is s io n 5 0 c e a c h___ ' ■ pital to Mr. and'Mrs. D (nee Violet Osborn) Marine Drive. On Sunday, iPebruary 4th, at the North Vancouver General Hospital, a son was born to Mi*. OFFICIAL NOTICE CONSERVATIVES The West Vancouver Conservative Association Pri­ maries will be lield on Wednesday evening, February 14th, -at-8-o-clock--in-the*Legion-*Hallr48th-andHMarine-Driver - (Signed) JOHN T. POX, DR. FRANK DORCHESTER, S e b re ta ry -T m ® ^ ^ President ^ Beard--Boulding , St. Agnes' Anglican C^prch, * ^ North Vancouver, was the set- and Mrs. Nield, of Garrow Bay. ting on January 29th a t-8 p.m„ V * * * for the marriage . o f Clare Mr. and Mrs- Alfred C. Searle Waters, daughter of Mr. and (nee Eleanor Brine), of 22nd Mrs. L. R. M. Bbulding, to Mr. ' and Bellevue Ave., are receiving Edward John Beard, son of Mr congratulations on; the birth of E. M^Beard, 2425 Ottawa a daughter, last Saturday, at the Rev. Campbell Daniel was the. North "Vancouver General Hes- ' ficiating clergyman." pital. The bride, who was given in * * * marriage by her father, wore a , An instaneb of a remarkable, gown of white taffeta with shir- instinct for locality was recently red bodice, full skirt .with bustle Hollyburo Theatre Til U USD AY AND FUIDAY SATURDAY MATINKIO I'Vbninry 8th, Dlh and 10th RANDOLPH SCO'IT Trontier Marshal' . .̂ jalsp ■ ' ' "SPKI2D W BURN*' SATURDAY UVUNING and MONDAY . Fcibniary lOth and 12th, ̂ JESSIE MA'ITHKWS CLIMBING HIGH' also •MONKEYS IS THE CWAZl- tesr iHiJopus" A TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Fobninry l!Hl) and IJth MELVYN DOUGLAS JOAN BLONDELIi " Good Girls Go to Paris" (Once only a t 8^15) ' also WOMAN IS THE JUDGE" shown by a dog belonging to .a West Vancouver resident. The latter, some .three months ago took the animal over to a relative in Strawberry Hill to keep, and during her visits there^ saw the dog. which ;was always fastened bow at the back, and a short sleeved jacket of the ,same mat­ erial.-Her floor length veil w«.s held in - plabe by a coronet of orange blossoms, and ̂ she car­ ried a bouquet of white carna­ tions and red roses. Miss Lucy up previous to her departure. Bedford, maid of honor, and The other day she had not-'long Miss Gerry Johnson and Miss retumed"froranone~ofi:h€se~visits^--Barbara--McDougally-the brides-^ when the do^ arrived here. As maids, cho^e gowns in identical he could not have followed her, style. Mis^ Bedford's was blue how • instinct'en- moire-"M#et?fj" .̂-with full skirt, _ LEGION W. A., The .W. A. of the Canadian Legion. has formed a . Soldiers' .Comforts Unit with Mrs. T. B. Turner in charge and anyone in­ terested in this work andwilling to help will be very welcome. One need not be a member of the W. A. to assist land further inforrhation can be obtained by., phoning W. 700. A daughter was. born on Janu­ ary 29th, a t the Vancou ver (Gen­ eral Hospital, to Mr. and-Mrs. Paul Mathews (nee Mary Mur- Tay), of Vancouver, formerly of . West Vancouver. abled him to find his way back to West Vancouver. CHAS. H. DICKINSON PASSES fitted jacket and matching hat, Miss Johnson woo^ turqum moire taflfeta and ^iss^ M ̂ all dusty rose niqj^e. Bot^ _ bridesrhaids had Tiats to match! Last rites for Charles Henry Richard Bradley wa,s best Dickinson, of Sherman, who man and the ushers were Mr. passed ^ ^ay in his 51st year Tommy Miller and»Mr. Edward last Tuesday i n Shaughnessy Harrington. Miss Mary Homes Hospital, were held ? a t l l a.m. sang. FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY Sawdust " $ 3 T O b n » " u " iiir " Sacked -Fresh Oui-̂ No. 1 PuVe Fir We do not handle storage saw­ dust. Phono now while iprices are low WOOD and COAL V. W. C. T. U. Burrard-Lagndry Ltd. well known FAMILY UUNDRY Phone North 1310 i>r W est 691L Keep your Money > Circulating in W est Vancouver West Vancouver' Chamber of Commerce The regular monthly meeting "^ fW W esrV ah o b u v eF T W rcr T. U. will be held on Tuesday,' " February 13th at 7:45. p.m. at the home of Mrs .J. N. Gillies,' 1365 Clyde Ave., when the ladies of the W. C. T. U. vvill be their guests. A special programme has been arranged and all mem­ bers are urged to be present. All young ladies interested in tem­ perance are cordially invited. Saturday and interment was made in the Returned Soldiers' Plot, Mountain View (Cemetery. The deceased served Overseas with, the 53rd. and 5th. Bat- "Talions "'^ina""i^ u fv i ved"' by" one brother in England. The recepti.^ was held .at St. Alice Club, wliere Mrs. L. R. M. Boulding and Mrs. Boa received the guests, the "former attired in wine and blue shot taffeta-with "wine" velvet- jacket7 and matching hat, the latter in back georgette with a goltUame_. SPENCER'S FUELS 812 16th Street v Office a t 133(3 Marino Driver -West 582-- PHONE - West-582 DEATH OF JESSE WILLIAMS Siven Dwarfs Inn 871 Hornby' St. LUNCHEONS, TEAS, DINNERS, EVENING SUPPER operated by M argaret L. Duncan & A. A. S. Millie Jesse Williams, late of 2539 King's Ave., died in the Seaview Nursing Home last Saturday,_ in his 82nd year. He is survived by two nephews and three nieces, resident in the city. Funeral ser­ vices were held at 2 p.m., yester­ day in the First Baptist'Church, North Vancouver, the il^v. El­ bert Paul officiating, and com- mittal was made in North Van­ couver (temetery. . Bom in Simcoe, Ont., Mr ̂Wil­ liams oame to B. C. forty-two. years ago and soon after arriv­ ing in Vancouver, «. established one of the first bicycle shops in the city in a wcKxlen building on the southeast corner of ̂' Gran­ ville and Hastings. He moved ■ to North Vancouver in 1905 and jacket and hat to ma t̂ch. For her wedding trip to Se­ attle the bride donned a wine velvet dress, brown hat, muskrat coat and accessories to match. Upom their return Mr, and Mrs. Beard" will Tesid(3 at 21st and Marine," West V ancouver. Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. L. ,W. Thirkell, 2690 Bellevue Ave., who on Mon­ day of 'this week celebrated their golden wedding annivers­ ary, were married fifty years ago a t Middleton -St. George, Durham County, England. Mr. and Mrs. 'Thirkell have lived in , Vancouver and West Vancouver for the past-twenty- eight years. From the spring of 1912 until his retirement at the end of 1939 Mr. Thirkell was an. VERNON FEED STORE A. C. SEARLE Phone W est'9 Fertilizers of All Kinds, ADCO Wood, Coal, Builders' Supplies S. H. SRIGLEY^ Painter and . Decorator 1706 Marine Drive in the Store occupied by The Florence Studios Phone West 938 NELSONS LAUNDRIES LTD. dry CLEANING (Certified as advertised in the Chatelaine and Go^ Housekeeping) C. C. FINNEY, W est Vancouver Representative Phone West 782 and Driver will calL Asphalt P rem ix DRIVEWAYS r o a d MATIUtlALS UMffTED Phone North 1141 ALF ELLIS, West 160-Y , in pnrlv davs served several S?̂ «cutiV€ of David Spencei;, Ltd. J ? ® living children are ? w i Rncrd nn ^wo sons, Major Vcmon R. Thir-School Board. He also served on o«<-i Victor'Thirkell and one the ferry directorate before that S |" /hter" " A Smpi transportation system was taken »pĥ y have also five g randch ild - over by the city.- _ _ ; ! ;Mr. and ^ home on Monday, February 5th, from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m., when they were thesrecipients x)f; hearty congratulations and good wishes from ^^ their friends in. the city and West Vancouver. The Jiving for the occasion withj lovely spring flowers, the gifts of their family and friends. - He had been a resident of this municipality for *a number of years. EXPERT Watch and Clock REPAIRING T. CHRISTENSON. (formerly with Burks Ltd., , . Montreal) JUNK CASH for Bottles, Rags, Sacks, , Metals, Furniture, Stoves, Tools, etc, • . • ■ ' -)-- Nothing too big or too small' Burrard Junk Co. West 91___ / "T hrift's' a great thing, Sandy," . "Ay, it ik, sorr. ' Ah'm still wearing the boots 'th ey tied tae ma wedding carriage."