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.4, u> ^.... 'f ' S f- ̂ « f̂' ' *»'« ' -., c. •?' "Tfi , '«■" V '*-<-i, >•̂--r HJl.KtH] » ~ s,*-.-JK-1 THE WEST VAM jnSWS BDY WITH COWIBHNCB AT t t h e STOEE O F Q 0 A U T Y • g i f t s u g g e s t i o n s f o r M OTHER'S DAY "" '•K"""'tf ĵ 'Y SHU SIIiK '̂HOSB* '̂""*""-" "hiffoi** .......Aansrun « Nonrunu Pair J U S «?ilk Crepe. P a i r ......................$1.00 StM-eial Mother's Day Gift Wrapper with each pair CJft Handkerchiefs. Each '""""lilNGEllIE Silk PanUes. Each 39c, 49c, 59c f U llil ••.•,,*,,*-*.*,^....51.0(1 i ' l l ' ...$1.29 to $2.95 Silk Pyjamas ... .....$1.95 . $2.50 Sli|W ....59c, 79c, $1.00, $1.50, $1.95 .10c, 15c, 19c, 29c« H. PoutMISS P. HIPLEY 1578 MAEINE DRIVE^ ... NAOMI CHAPTER, ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR SPRING TEA At 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, 14th May, in the Masonic Hall, at 17th and BeUevue Ave. . , 111 connection,. w ith , t h e .. ac- ,. JMr, and Mrs, Allan S .. Gkmtles count in our last issue o f a col- plan to spend the sum m er at hsion between mi auto and a their country home in W est Van- taxi on Marine Drive, vve would couver, w ith their daughters, say that it was a Vancouver taxi Miss Mary and Miss B etty Gent- which was involved and not a les. The fo m e r has returned local taxi. . 'home after an extended v is it in eastern Canada. Mrs,, F. Bosquet and ^family moved last week from ' 1370 Clyde St. to 1076 Duchess St. David A. Clarke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Clarke, 3056 Procter Ave., having passed the medical test successfully, will c iyde Ave. to 1075 Duchess commence training as a wireless Ave operator and gunner in the R.C. ' , « * m A.F. Mrs. Morgan, 1285 Duchess Ave., has moved to Vancouver.# ♦ ♦ Benuett't BAKERY BUTTEUCRUST BREAD SATURDAY SPECIAL CrcAtit Cakeu' 26c « dox. Scotch Pancakes, Scones, Itaisin, Apple, Minee Pies 15c each Delivered Every Day Wheat Germ Bread 1468 Marino Dr. Phone W* 2f --.-....... •' t- ' ..... 1 .<Miiii»«>w.n#i>.«i mm ummtmmu --'M w o--u«»tn Bedding P lants Now is the tim e to start planting your annuals. We have a large selection of all varieties, in separate colors, or mixed, by the do«:en or by the flat. THE WEST VAN FLORIST 18th and Marine West 305 By popular demand Pro-Bee swimming classes for women of all ages will be inaugurated in the Crystal Pool th is M d a y TiVr*. 1? ur j afternoon and will continue each Mr. and Mrs. E. W. P aiker and succeeding Tuesday and Friday daughter, 2138 Mathers Ave., fj-om 2 to 4 o'clock. Instruction will be given by Pro-Rec in­ structresses Betty Cole, Cath­ erine Horn, and Marjorie Rivers, but to gain admission at a re­ duced rate, Pro-Rec members m ust show their Pro-Reb gym are occupying a house at 1748 Esquimalt Ave. Miss Doreen Ray entertain­ ed Monday evening at a kitchen shower in her home honoring Miss Irene Shirlaw, whore m ar, u n iform rat the'doS;." n a g e to Mr. Aubrey Waring ♦ m m took place May 3rd at 3 :30 p.m. Tir>u V j u in th e Church of St. Francis-ih- the-Wood Caulfeild m othei, Mrs. C. E. Thompson,tne woog, t^aunuiq^. . luncheon hostesses Satur- . "day at~fhe W esfV ancouver home ~ Por Mothers* Day! What would she appreciate more than ■ A PERMANENT? ' i f I 1370 Marine Drive Phone W est 331 A collision o'oeurrerd on Sun­ day evening between a car driven by R. «T. Take of 2022 Marine Drive and a street car at 'Main and H astings Streets. He was uninjured, but Howard Lake, who was in the car with him, suffered head cuts necessit­ ating his removal to the Van­ couver General H ospital Hollyburn Theatre THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATORDAY May 8th, 9th and 10th KENNY BAKER FRANCIS LANGFORD " Hit Parade of 1941-2" Also nows and other shorts SATURDAY EVE. AND MONDAY May 10th and 12th DEANNA DURBIN ROBERT CUMMINGS of the former to honor M iss Verna Birmingham, bride-elect of Mr. J. A. Newson. Covers were also laid for Mrs. A;, L. Newson, Mrs. J. A. Birmingham, Mrs. H. Wade, Mrs. Hugh Mur­ ray, Mrs. Jam es Farris, Mrs. Jack Stewart, Mrs. Stuart Clark, Mrs. Jack Bourne, Mrs. Robert Crosby, Mrs. Robert Berwick, First Narrows' Bridge Company Ltd. Special Eyening Excursion Rate __^̂ f̂larer_the. Lions* Gate Bridge . I from M ay 1st to October 15th. ^ SINGLE TRIP C A SH FARE . 25c per car. ^ o, and unlimited number of passengers, between the hours of _ "6 p.m. an^~6.3T0 a.m. A J Tir J TiA- Mrs. F. Millerdi Sr., apd-Mrs; A daughter,, Wendy May, was , Douglas Reid. . - . - bom on Sunday, April 27th, in the North Vancouver General Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loftiiig, 1285 22nd Street. < '1 ' Engagem ent- y The engagem ent is announced o f Victoria May Arm strong, youngest daughter o f Mrs- Olive M. Armstrong, and th e late F. E.__Armstrong,--of--1-185 Esqui­ malt Ave., to Mr. Garth Sweeten, Wade, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wade o f Kamloops- The HOUSE PEANS Plans, Blue Prints, and Specifications for NiH.A. and Other Houses J. HUTCHISON West 823-R The I.O.D.E, Raffle for th e sil­ ver rose bowl w as won by Miss A. Charlton, Ladner, B-C. with tlleket No. 1426. c Engagement . Mr. and;. Mrs. J. N o i ^ n Mac­ Leod o f 12th and Duchess Ave., announce the engagem ent o f their elder daughter Jean Marie, to Donald MacDonald, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacDon­ ald, of 14th and Duchess Ave. The marriage will take place early in June. " Spring Parade" also "TICKLED PINKY" TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY May 13th and 14th JOAN BENNETT FRANCIS LEDERER M arried a Nazi'- also "THE QUARTERBACK Mrs. Harvey, o f Caulfeild, w a d in g will take place in the h-as moved to Vanoo'uver. i St. Stephen's Anglican Church ' , * * * ion Saturday, May 17th at 8 p.m. Mrs. Ethel Ruth Mellstrom, * ♦ ♦ mother of Mrs. Beverly W hite, T he baptism., took place last who resides here, passed away Sunday a t St. Stephen's Church in the city on Saturday. Inter- o f the jinfant_ daugM er _pf j\lr.__ .nuptial-affairs -for Miss Lulu m ent :: was made- 'in Capilano and -Mrs. F. Beamish, .-D u ch ess- 4 bride-td^be^'̂ h ina The child" received the o rioe-w oe, a cmna snower HOLLYBURN BUSINESS COLLEGE ASK ABOUT DICTAPHONE COURSE - W est 341 Shower Presaging a series of pre­ v ie w Cemetery. This is a picture you can see any night a t Pacific Stage garage when every bus in the fleet gets a nianicure and a facial. Powerful cleaners suck out every b it of dusti Window ledges are iwped clean. Side windows are Washed. "̂ Floors are scrubbed. Gleaming exteriors are polished. And next morning, you ride to work in a clean, fresh, airy bus. Take advantage of these preimums. I t costs no more to ride th e Pacific Stage way. r i c i F I C STACBS P.S>-9, Ave.^ nam es Diane Mary, and the Rev. J. P. Dingle, an . old friend and former rector of the parish, of­ ficiated at the 3 o'clock cere­ mony. A fter the service a christen­ ing party was held at the home w a& ^ ven by M iss Lila Ray and Mrs. Michael Ray on Friday, May 2ndy in the home of th e latter, 2 1 1 0 A rg y leA y e.,W estV a n co u - v ^ . Baby A i t o e Dan sonifying cupid, p i^s^^ gifts . Mrs. K. A. Ray, mother of - ,, ™ „ J. Ti/r T» the bride, and Mrs. W. R. W hite ® presided at the tea-taible, which  ' was centred with rosebuds and table. Among th o ^ prcsent were valley, attendants of 1? ' bride acting as serviteurs. and Mrs. B eam i^ , Sr., the Rev. M i^ ^ a th le en Bhccash and Miss J* Mr. P atsy Ray-also served. Mrs. Leslie Yates and fam ily, • . David Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Keppel Boulton. N ellie H arriison A.T.C.M. Special Diploma Teacher of 'Piano and Theory 4965-Inglewood Ave. West 1056-L Burrard Laundry Ltd. well known FAMILY LAUNDRY Phone North 1310 or West 691L Miss Lulu Ray, bride-elect. Gueste included Mrs. Fred Schwary, Portland, Mrs. "A. Daniel, Mrs. Crema Ezzy, Mrs. E. Brady, . Mrs. E- Bjom stad, was entertained at a delightful tea by Mrs. L. Rambert and daughter Mhrceile at their home, ' ^ ' ' 1373 W est 64th, on Sunday, May ¥ 4 / During the course o f the afternoon the honoree was pres- Mrs. N . ented with a beautiful bouquet of Talisman roses. A m ong those present were Mrs. Michael Ray, Mrs. L. Rambert, the M i^ es Lulu Ray,. Jean Creamer, Marg- aret White, Lila Ray, Christ- ine a n d . Anne Machler, P eggy Johnston, Alice Moyr Tifv Couman, Eva and Phyllis M a S f e S e r t ^ ■ Kay> Violet Shumas, Bose Kay,Marceiie uam oe^. ̂ Julia and Freid?. Give your Mother a perman­ ent wave for Mother's -Day at Taylor's, 1520 JMarine Drive,. phone W- 828 for appointment. ' ♦♦♦ fr- SOUTH SEASn I Especially caters for-private parties, clubs, etc. Moderate Charges Phone S. Grant, Mgr. North 878-Y3 O . J \ A a i t E . x n ic u i t A i, t: s T A r »: insurance V A t U A T O R N O T A R Y P U B L I C j i u / t . ' ( ' / / l y U a * I V e i t ^ I '̂ u n c o u t j c ' i • ; m i c i / 4 4 t j m a m i n i : u ^ i i v r . P h o n e ? W e s t 1 0 7 7 J EXPERT W atch and Clock r e p a ir in g T. CHRISTENSON (fonnerly with Birks Ltd., Montreal) 1522 Marine Drive PLEASE TAKE NOTICE! T h e W est Vancouyer Conservative Association will hold their A N N U A L MEETING, FRIDAY, M AY 9th, at 8.15 p.m. in the Ferguson Building. (old^Orangc Hall, .downstairs) BUSiNESS--Election of O fficers., Signed--Dr. Frank E. Dorchester, Pres. J . T . A, Fox, Secretary. Treas