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Htfd St WliUe llrand CATHIJI*-- J2-0*. Ixitllc ................................ 14c PAl'Klt NAI'KINH--Fancy while, , l^arKe I'M.......................... ..9c Red St WliUe HOCKKYK HARMON-- No. tin . ..................................20c FUhI & While 'I'OMA'J'OKHr- 2 No, 2Vi tliiH ....... 2,'ic Llprfie 25*oz. tin, only COl HARDIN KH-~( 'a nad in n. 'I'i n MI); 2H K(hI NHD HF.liF--'I'in 151) IM(:KLI5H-.IIn|)|»yvule. Hived, plain or miiHtard. •o/„ . Jar Ac While HpuKhelti- 2 'lO'O/. I ilia (X)UN FRAKI5H--(luuker. .'I pkta. 2Ic W.t'Ht 370 B E E F FOUR LAMB Flight-Lk'Ut«iwinr Eric or, non of Mr. and Mra, Ritlpn 4 ^ * v r-F a rk er ,.^ o t-i2 8 |.J te Ave„ has been reported missing Hinco 10th May,, and it is hoped he is a prisoner of many. He joined the Jl'AF. five years ago ami .since September 2nd had been in Fm nw with the 15bth Squadron, being one Free Ddlrcry of tho,se who <lrop[>e(J the urst pamphlets on Germany. Edu­ cated at the Inglewood High School, he was 2i>, and last June married Joan lA*mercier of Southampton, England. S e r v i c e E U M B E R ^ ^ ^ H v a U t y SASH A DOOHS SHINGLES PLYWOODS LATH 'TMESl* IS BOTElSlflRS*'*S1IPFQ,ES* HOOFING 'WALLBOAED'-'̂ ::--:"' .JL JLInAJm̂ A fciitij CANADA PAINT COMPANY LTD. NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY W E S T V A N C O U V E R L U M B E R C < > - E I D . 16th & Marine Drive Phone W est 116 VEAL . All Grade A & A1 1K)WNSW0MEN'S GUILD M .lOc .16c IX'licatesHcn Frcah F ish D aily«> < ...6c JA.M--SlrawIXTty witli Apple, Mb. III! ................................ ...;j9c .2;k TEA -Auni Mury'H. Lb. .. . 52c HI NLIGin' SOAP--Cake ......5c 17c Bid S White TOILEJ' BOLl.S-- 21c 1 rollh ........................... ........... ' Bert Albin, Jli2n(l and Mathers AVe., and Bob Jiutlson, 15th and EKijuimalt Ave., are leaving Saturday morning in the Prin­ cess liOuise for Dawson City. They expect to stay there until froeze-up. MEETING LICGIOJ ̂ NOTES Tile 1'egulur monthly meeting of I lie North Shore Local Coun­ cil of Women vvill be held in the iloai'il of Trade Boom, North Vancouver, oh Monday next, May 27Ih at 2 p.in. Mr. Morri- soji of the Alexandra Neighbor- liood lloijso will be the guest After a sliort business session sin-aker and uwing to anoihe the Legion I membership and <;ngagement will be heard at 2 Ladio.V Auxiliary and friends o'clock. A good turnout ot dele-...ixiliary ----- ---------- si)ent a very enjoyable evening ̂ gates is reijuested. r n.f^"s7" N O im i SHOKK LOCAL ■crow lw fis pr" COUNCIL OF WOMEN Harry Idati, Secretary, left . "7 T, ,,, , , 6n Saturday, last for Montreal, A very enjoyable le a Mu- IUjv. F. a . Ramsey has ex­ tended an invitation to Town.s- women's Guild menioers to at­ tend a 8iK*cial service at bt. Stephen's Church, Sunday, May 2Gih, at 3 p.m., this day having been .set aside by Royal pro­ clamation in lh<' United King­ dom, and by the Canadian Gov- ernmehi as a day of national prayer. Tickets are obtainable Irom members of- the Executive, for the luncheon in the "Canadian Rohm," 5th floor, Hudson's Bay,. Monday, June 3rd, at 12:30. A showing of summer styles, and conducted tour of the stbr ĵ. will be special .features. M em bers'are reminded tihat nomination slijis must be in the hands of the committee, Mes- dames H. G. Barker, R. Ford and W. Thompsoii by May 25th. Afternoon session of the An­ nual Meeting w ith' election of officers, Will commenoe at 2 o'clock, Friday, June 7th; even­ ing sessiono, 7, at the Clachan. Special speakers vvill 1"" an- ■ 0. C L A S S I F I E D A D S Thu raU» for CIa««lfied Advortlwmients Ib L coiitB per word, minimum 25 cJSS. E^ccpt in cbbo of tho«e Imving regulnr nccount., nil cIumhI. ^*^IUmemVJr**an8Sk^^ iu i e W eS Van New. get Immediate resultn. GORDON ROBSON - i qS Solicitor, 510 W. Hdstingu, boy. 4199 a t West Vancouver any time by appointment, West 403. FOIt KENT--July 1st, year's lease, 4 I'oOm partly , furnished modern houAe, $25.00. ,,,STr\t7i LAWSON, WALKER &■ l'U p p „ Opi>. Uollyburn P.O. W°»t 66 WANTED AT ONCE -- Furniture, Sowing Machines, Stoves, Tools, etc. Cash. Wo buy, sell and exchange, Agents for Faw cett R a n g e s . Vinick's, North 431, 66 Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouv()r.__________ FLOOR SURFACING -- J. Suthcr- .land, 2144 Mahon Avenue, North 578 MARCEL SHOP -- Thermique Steam ■ Permanents; only best materials used. Expert operators. Phone West 304. Royal Bank Building. POINTING AND DECORATING - Estimates free. J . H. Wedley, West '1022-L. ■ ■ ~ ____ RE-ROOFING--GENUINE DUROID Shingles, attractive, permanent. Have roof measured now; free esti­ mates. R. B. Cripps, West 88-R. F. V. Findlay. West 494-R._______ GORDON GRAY--Insurance, all risks, ....one policy, all locations. i SEy, 4991 or West 92-R2. WESTERN WOODWORKERS--Store and house fixtures, turning, glass, glazing. West 740, W est 443-R, PEMBERTON REALTY CORP. LTD. (Established 50 years) r 418 Howe Str'"'"": TRin. 1271. Local Agent, , ^ F Bayliss (Notary Public). , 2436 Bellevue. ■ West 622-R CASH FOR JUNK -- Bottles, rags, Sacks, Metals, Furniture, Stoves, -- Tools,- etc.;- nothing -too-big or too small. Burrard Junk Co., West 91. WANTED LISTINGS of all description.!. H. A. ROBERTS LTD. 1447 Marine Drive West 546 CHIMNEY SWEEPING -- Ojd Coun- . try way; guaranteed; brick_ and stone repairs. Palmer, Capilano, North 811-R-2. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED -- Special machine; repairs, parts' West Vancouver Machine Shop, 1449 Marine. ' ' ' Legion Convention,in Montreai. (.Mtizenship Committw of the Next meeting Friday, June Niiidh Shore l.K)cal Council ol \ ̂ »i'll 11 I'I /H ill* 1 M x\ I /YTi TT rl 1T1 In a softball game at Amble- side Park Thursday-evening the LEGION OF FHONTIERSMI me i'-v'iLM ----------side i arK inur.suuy uveimiii lĥ .Women under the (Jonvenership intriewood High School team - ot Mr'.Sv J, W. H orsfall. Rec^iv- vvas given a i 2-2 drubbing' by iiiK the guests were the Pr^si- yan. Florists. The HANDY ANN SHOP-- 2442 Marine, . Ankle.Sox, Wool, Embroidery S u p - ___________ ____________ ___________ plies, Notions, Chinaware, Hard- VANCOUVER NIGHT PAT- ware, Baby Garments. . - ROL -- Sure protection; reasonable CIVIL SERVICE CLASS now at Hoi- rates. West 927-R. . ̂ ----- lyburn Business College; West 341. The smoker under tiie aus­ pices of the l./egion-of Frontiers­ men o f North Vancouver recent­ ly held in the Legion Hall, wa.'̂ a very successful affair. This. organi'/iiUion made up of those ovei' thirty-Jive years of ■do.nt, Mrs. -H .A. Hooper, assist- ed Jiy Mrs. 11. V. Collins. White students-- appeared-- to-- suffer fi'om stage fright in the early innings but looked like a ball team ih the making when they settled, down. The ihfield flound­ ered aiid flashed while the out­ field didn't flash. . Insun'ection LET ME KNOW If your property is for sale or rent. Percy T. Master- J. EDWARD SEARS, Barrister. Sol­ icitor, 1405 Marine Drive;. Phone' West 21, or W est 553-R-l. and crini.son rhododendrons d^c- oi-ated the rooms. The tea table vvas covered vvith a .handsorne Ihce cloth; and w bowl o f pink carnations, presid- jieiu uiun t im»n. xiiauxx̂ utiWLL -ixLpver by Mrs. F . S. Campbell fhi-ehtehed^ m̂ and Mrs.i R. Fukles. fh e varied ^vhen a Florist showed an iii- clinatibn fpiK fisticuff h0wpvei', siieedily: and artistical­ ly subdued by a oSeler-headed F lo r ist' who became the real hero of the game iivthe-eyes of those speetators who went to see a ball game only..The offend­ er was transplanted to the running around in circles. As bPnQh.^The necessary change of ■'XUi .suitj ui AcxAu*.. .. , ...., .............. , 'ir , • i S f J f ' w K r i O ? r '̂ -W EST VANCOUVER M E S S B N G R ^ Notary. 2446 Marine- West 1077. . SERVICE--Parcels, Baggage; light. COMPLEXE NOTARIAL SERVICES ' All forms of documents drawn and ■ ____________ ;_______________ age, is composed of men with a keen sensi^of duty who are pre- paixid to giVtKsomo of their spare time to.military training in the lielief that in these Iroubkxl times it is , better, much h ettef, to pixipare for any emergency than to wait until the emergency arises when everyone would Ik; running around in circles. As executed^ Real Estate, Insurance, Rentals R. P. BLOWER & CO. LTD. 1405 Marine. Dr., W est Vancouver A. K. WOOD, Dustless Electric Floor Surfacing, e x p e r t workmanship; estimates. Phone West 1093.* . programme^was much enjoyed and appreciated consisting of piano solos by Miss Eleanor Burns; vocal solo by Mrs. Garcl- -ineVj--accompanied- by Mrs. G. B ailey; solo Mrs." Wilson and duets by Mrs. Evers..and Mrsr Wilson of Christ Church Cath­ edral Choir accompanied by Mrs, Fnones; West 21, 204~=My 913-L- SUNLIT LODGE -- Summer Guests, Transient, and PSrmanent. 3673 Marine Drive. West 889-L2. ^GORDON ^ROBSON -r ̂ Bar rialer A Solicitor, 510 Ŵ . Hastings, Sey. 4199 a t West 'Vancouver any time by appointment. West 403. FOR-SALEp^Large-cleared lo tr Close" in, $475.00. LAWSON, WALKER .& PRIDE 0pp. Hollyburn P.O,' West 55 CHIMNEY -SW EEPING------ Sawdust burners installed;'furnace repairs. G. Meldrum, 1103 Lonsdale. North 822. - ' - FOR RENT--Cosy thre© room fur- ... nished suite with garage. June 1st. West 686-R. W. H. VASS, Chiroi)^acU>r, Suite 4̂ Hollyburn Block., ! aro K -eattanach. Votes 'of thanksarc, thcretoic cloinK a Kooi joh. proposed by Mrs. Gcorsc As Is to bo expoctod, a large £i,idsiiy. percentage of theso men arc ox- J ________________ aervico men, but the organiza­ tion is open to Briti.sh subject.s of good character over thirty- five. Fifteen recruits-- wore re­ cently obtained in West VaiKxni- ver. ;i)EAT»"O f ;;m r s . ' ' M. O. HARRINGTON ■The death occurrred on May 17th at her home, o855 Nicola St., of Marie Otis, Harrington, "V , w ife of the late Dr. F. G. Har- ̂ For further particulars phono nngton. ^he leaves to survive Sergeant b, Black, W. 5l7. daughters, Muriel at home, and Mrs. L. C. Reid of WcvSt Vancouv^er. The Itev, Dean Ramsay Armitage officiated at the funeral services which were Inglewood's. Thus justice was served and it was all, nice and friondly-like after that. A carton of ic<2 cream was offered by Penguin Dairy for the first home--run and was narrowly SALESMEN WANTED -- Familex Quality Products becoming b e tte r -known every-day,--we-need more salesmen to insure the best p o s s ib le service to satisfied custom'ers. A n y ' active and honest man can make a living seliin'T 200 necessities whichf FOR SA LE.-- Wood. Coal, Cow or Horse Manure and Top Soil. West 51-M. FOR RENT-- Comfortably furnished cottage on beach near ferry. W. 350-M. missed by Y k Vaughn who trip- ' i llpled in the second inning.. The game was only a nice workout for the ,Florists, who didn't ap­ pear to need it, and a better one for . the Inglewoods who did. - living selilncr 200 necessities which! HAULING -- Manure, Septic Tanks bring repeat oi-ders by themselves. Rockpits installed and cleaned. There is no risk with our Sue- ■ Wf»<af 1R7.P cessful Plan. Ask for FREE cata- ' ________ c S ™ y r " ' 5 T ^ T " aeL*;nt"" l t r ' PAPERHANGING. Paiatina ' k S f Montreal - ™mmg; first emss work, a t r^spn- able rates. H., Gaines, W est 962-R. MAY DAY DONATIONS Oh the Pacific Coast sea planes have bo<ni found" to -be very .effective for fisheries patrol work. During 1938 (he time of flying in this work was 303 hours and 3 0 -miiiutas,- In 1037 the Jiatrol planes wore in British Columbia's 1989 sal­ mon pack totalled 1,5?3,515 cases (48 pound cases or their equiva- followed by cremation at th e_ lm it), was 184,315 cases less Mountain View CiHuna.torium. than the. 1.707,830 case pack of 1938. It was another case of the the air 257 hours and 3.' utes. > myi- -Yf- My w ife says she who stay& at .......... ,i . . . . , a bridge party the longest gets ^ downward swing in talked about the least. fisheries, with a reduction in the sockeye and chuni output the main contributors to the drop.. The 1939 pack of pinks, 618-701 cases ih all, was the largest since 1930 but failed to compensate , for the lessened pack of other varieties. - " Canadian Legion W est V ancouver B ranch M A S S M E E T I N G T O N I G H T ( W e d n e s i l a y ) , in th e Legion H a l l s 'a t 8 p .m . t e t e r n a l l E n e m y A l l e n s a n d _ -- ^ -K A y m p a tib u s e c s --- -- For GENUINE J E R S E Y MILK Harbqttl^'s Jersey --^Pfoducts^tldri^: The Committee wish to ack­ nowledge with thanks the fol­ lowing donations and prizes: Cash donations, K. -Sf! Bell-. Irving $5, Dr. K. Mcil^e $2,( Terminal City Iron Works $5. Prizes, Mrff. Busst, Handy Ann Shop, West Van. Stationers,: . Brooks' , Dry Goods, Towns- V'omen's Guild, W. Van., Mrs. J. D. .Donovan, D. Spencer Ltd., (Cunningham Drug Stores,'W est Van. Florist, bonquets for 2 May Queens;. W est Van. Gleaners, Mr. T. Scott, cleaning 6 large capes and 7 small capes for May Queen party. Prizes and donations may be sent to . Mrs__^J._Jl.__Patterson,- 2077 Haywood Ave., W est 743,' or to the offioei^-of--this--news­ paper, through the oolumns of WANTED -- Transportation to (he city from 20th and Marine -Drive, a t 5:45. a.m. W est 837-L. FOR RENT'--Garage a t 25th and Bel­ levue Ave. West 56-Y2. SPLENDID 50-foot LOT, suitable for D.H.A. loan, close in. $200.00 . SHARPE REALTY 1395 Marine Drive. W. 719 WANTED -- Reliable help 3 days weekly, 9:30 to 5:30, plain cooking, $12.00 monthly. Give references. Box 2, West Van..News. ____, FOR SALE condition, 696-R2. , -- Canadian piano, g f^ reasonable. Phone W. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS W,ORK by the hour. West 686-R. ___ _ GIRL WANTS HOUSEWORK by the day or hour. Phone West 708-R- LOST--Little Girl's Navy Blue Zipr -- ^per--coat- last-F-riday--Reward.-Y est-- 244-L. ___ which, they will ,be acknowl- idg 'edged. 'This was sprung at a dinner in Amarillo, Tex., by the presi­ dent o f the University o f Texas ;̂ "A -Longhom speech- is two FOR SALBJ-^ahoe. Fully equipped with sail, etc. A.l. condition, $50. W. 567-L, FOR R E N T -^uIy 1st, unfum ish^ 6 room semi-bungalow Rent, $30.00. West c 280-Y. points far apart, With lots of bull between." FOR SALE ^ Radio and Electric R a n ^ , cheap. , J TO RENT--Garage. 2487 King's Ave,