> Ee , SUN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1938 i
Classified Continued —

Services Services

HOUSE PLAN SERVICE —|OIL BURNER SERVICE—Fost,
Drafting. See Erik Krumhardt

guaranteed. Mitchell Services |

Phone WI. 8-9075. tia (Ltd. WL 8-711 tin

FULLER BRUSH  products.|; DRESSMAKING and__ altera-

Your local dealer, J. W. Logan, |tions.* Men's — sport shirts. |
8-9833. 4Stfn [13425 81 Ave. Newton 849-12.

eae 43-46c

DRESSMAKING—Tailoring and Fuel

alterations. Mrs. E. M. Metheral | ueis

McDONALD FUELS (formerly|
Garvin Coal) 20205 Trans Can-|
ada Highway. Phone collect
Langley 758.

at 15140 Columbia Ave. Phone
‘WI. 8-8558. tin

STEEL FABRICATORS
Fabrication of any steel prod-|
ucts, You name it, we make/
it! Large stock of angle iron,
pipe, steel, 45 gal. barrels, bar-
rel stands, bolts and nuts in all|
sires, We have the machinery
to do your job.

WHITE ROCK MOBILE
1061 Stayte Rd. WI. 8-9331

McLeod River, Lump, Egg, Nut,
Stoker; Victory, Egg and Nut
Cedar Presto Logs, $23 unit
British-American Fuel Oils

Quality & Service Guaranteed

Civil defence
film Noy. 26

White Rock Civil Defence
will sponsor a film and possible
slides of the recent Car Caval-
cade held here on Wednesday,
Noy, 26 at 8 p.m. in the Can-
adian Legion Hall, Johnston
Road.

Mayor Beaton, Civil Defence
Co-ordinator for the Fraser
Valley, and other C.D. officials
will be invited to attend.

All those who participated
in the Cavalcade and the gen-
eral public interested in Civil

Defence are urged to attend
this meeting.
The Civil Defence’s plan-

ning committee wishes to thank
all thosé who took part in the
Cavalcade and assisted in mak-
ing it such a success,

a
164 applications for
city firemen’s jobs

Some 165 applications for the

|Our sheds in White Rock are | Position of firemen at the

NO DOWN PAYMENT, asphalt} open for your inspection iA SS Eee have
r ne yeways. Park- ° : ’ ie

‘a < - Bee Retiates CITY FUELS Alex Mitchell, chairman of the

given. WI 87911 44-47¢ | GERALD BLACK 1s aa alles committee re-

—|14860 Washington WI. 8-9788 porte: uesday,
fs . 2 White Rock will take over
_ = Nig 9 ‘

pee eee house fran Night WI. 8.078! | administration of the fire hall

inets Day or contract. Free |BONE DRY Kindling. 12 sacks Fore aes have

estimates. Phone after 5 es pute sone Ss ls pate been selected from the list of

WL. 88352 }24 Ave, RR4, White Rock, WI japplicants and have been sent

5 N andvisewer|o0500. 44-47p to Provincial Fire Marshal

Seerc arent as NS binsaits Basil Nixon for his recommen-

power ditching. Lif Rogers |ALDER, % cord lots or more dations.

T9436 Oxenham. Phone Wi. &./Any length. Also light slabs Council is now awaiting his
79. z 30tfn i edgings (mo: fir) 1155 report. A committee meeting
‘ ___ Elm St. White Rock z 4 Z will then be held with Fire

46p Mr. and Mrs. W. Chartier of White Rock recently celebrated their Golden Wedding An- hief C. W. 1 ‘ 3
EXPERT Building, re- a a : d - 2 Chief C. W. Pollard in attend

AO SEE ae ee niversary with a re-marri at the Star of the Sea Church with Father J. Franks of-|ance to make final choice,

Perea ees ett ce ceil n The BestiCosts Less” I ficiating. ‘The host tm arles Legare and the bridesmaid was ret Legare, who

ape WEsees ectinates” “Plone BUY ed in that role 50 4 When the couple were first wed, Flower girl at the second | 7.

WL 8-5557. * McLEOD RIVER y was Jean MacKay, ndaughter of Mr .and Mrs. Chartier. A reception was held at

ET =e. |
CARPENTRY WORK Framing)
or finishing roofs, kitchens, |
general repairs. Painting and
paper hanging. Cement work

Iver Moon in the evening
HI-HEAT COALS
Lump, Egg, Nut, Stoker

Presto Log: o0 per unit

Sacked kindling, Presto Logs,

|of ceremonies was Joseph Chartier, son of the “newlyweds.”
ried at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan and have resided in White Rock for the past 14 years.

following the service with four generations attending. Master-

Mr. and Mrs, Chartier were mar-

“LITTLE GEORGE_

—Garner Studio}

and chimneys. Free estimates.

Presto Briquettes
WI, 84911. 26tin

Your White Rock Fuel Dealer| Council gives $350
LANDSOWN FUELS |to UGN drive :

ere Sei » makes the | City Council has voted $350

ee ee te ancruen ams

~ 15353 Washington |for funds. Last year’s donation
42tin | Was $325

SUNNYSIDE Excavating - Bull
dozing, power digging, clearing,
burning, basements, backfilling,
septic and oil tanks, founda-
tions, drainage, pipe lines, load-

WI. 80545

ps —| Council moved to subscribe
ing. Owner Art Dinsmore, 2638 ; to the monthly publication of
penne Rock WL 8-1, Top) Soil &Manure [civic Administration which
Beatie Doser) Soperator, Dick | —————____ cane |they felt would be invaluable
Weaver, WI. 8.0844. Digger op-|BLACK TOP SOIL. No stichs,|to each corned mommns
erator, Gerry Fink, YE 7-2506.| stones or gravel
tract. Free estimates. Phone|ed peat moss. —
WL 8.5557. 4itfn | time.

GOOD QUALITY top soil both |
peat and sandy loam. Also grav-
el, all types. 10% discount on
15 yds. or over, YEllowstone |
| 7.3983. 15tfn

Cus |

and

The L.DS. Relief Society are
holding a bazaar in the Ocean}
|Park Hall on Saturday, Novem-|
ber 8 at 3 pm. Lunch will be!
Served and supper later

. .

No improvements
|for Royal Ave.

Unwillingness to do any fur-
jther work for the public works

F z L.A. of Crescent Canadian|
Separunenk was voiced iby: Will egion No. 240 are holding a|
You cannot always prevent e jfred S. Hurd, 15548 Royal Ave.,| Christmas Bazaar in the Legion

in a letter to council. He claim-| s741)
ed he had built up the shoulder | yrqay
of his road last year and that ho

fire, but you can protect
your investment through our

fevenson Road, on Sat
November 8. Tea wiil

( rved from 2 to 4, featur-|
combined i in his opinion, was enough. jing home cooking, white cle-|

P k P lie Mr. Hurd claimed his portion | phant, sewing and plants.
ac age 0 y jof Royal Avenue had. not been 2 EPG |
graded or gravelled for years wa 4 Peas 3 s
and save 20% Jand during bad winter periods| Ocean Park Crescent Heights

| E be set Property Owners meeting will
Ree CATR CITI, eel beiheld: oni Tuesday, November
bie car in a Bar-!18 at Ocean Park Hall at 8:30)

over regular rates
Consult us for details

| » This is changed from

W. Mr. Hurd also stated that |?-™ |
. 8. RUSSELL the dead end street sign near November 11, Remembrance |
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE |his home was almost complete-|D8¥- All members are asked

15218 Pacific Ave. to attend as this will be the

Phone WI. 8-5801

ly obliterated.

Council moved to clean up|*"nual meeting,
the dead end sign but take no
action on the road condition.

. .
The Friendship Circle of the
S.A. will hold their monthly |
|mecting on Tuesday, November |
21 at 2 pm. in the church
Hlounge of the new United
Church on Buena Vista Ave,
Cary

The White Rock Credit
League will hold their monthly
meeting on Friday, November
7 at 2 pm. at the White Rock
Lodge.

7

Come and See the New

1959 METEOR

Check these Good Used Car Buys!

63 Pontiac Sedan ........ $650
566 Dodge Crusader ..

ary

*

The Goodwill Hospital Group
||will meet at the home of Mrs,
A. P. McLean, 14854 Thrift
Avenue, on Wednesday, Novem-
ber 12 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Lon-
don as co-hostess, Final ar-
rangements for making tnince
meat later this month will be

|in ladies’ with Mrs. N. Bradford
winning the consolation. Mr.
G. Edward was first in gent’s
whist, with Mrs. E. Armstrong,
first in ladies and Mrs. M. Bell}
winr he consolation. Mrs. E.|
Morrison won the door prize.

Hallowe’en motifs
at Legion card party

Hallowe'en motifs prevailed
at the annual Hallowe'en card
party staged by the Auxiliary
of the Canadian Legion, Branch
No. 8, on Wednesday afternoon,
October 29.

Some 28 tables of bridge and

Perfect eribbace

Qrercescy earvent-se.

whist attended the successfuljhand for visitor

affair. Mrs, Inglis assisted by) The perfect cribbage hand| After we're through paint-
Mrs. A. Demptster and Mrs. E./that shows up once in a life-| ing lets get'a pair of
Morrison were in charge of|time caused a stir at the home| weatherproof shoes from
floral decorations. Mrs. Kyle|of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Russell,

convened the door, assisted by|Royal Avenue, when their yis- =
irs. N sthinney. itor, Mrs. May Graham of ewis
Mrs. leston was gen-|South Burnaby was playing a

eral convenor, assisted by Mrs.|quiet game with Mr Cox.

N. Kidd, Mrs. A. Dempster, Mrs. Holding the jack of hearts in

N. Criddle and Mrs, J. Thomp-|her hand with three fives, the

son. dream of all cribbage players
Mr. J. Thawaits was first in|came true as the five of hearts

Sent's bridge; Mrs. N. Fyfe, 1st!turned up for a perfect hand.

SHOE BOX LTD.
1377 Johnston Road

Just Arrived - New Shipment of

DOOR MATS

COCOA MATS RUBBER MATS

SIZES ; SIZES
No, 3 :

$1.19 $1.49 $1.95
SPECIAL ON

Huo-Therm Oil Heaters —

1 only Model 575 27,500 BTU’s, reg. $89.95, special $62.50
1 only Model 625, 41,500 BTU’s, reg. $119.95, special $89.95.

VALOR OIL HEATERS - BUECTRIC HEATERS

No. 1

No. 1

$1.50

No. 2

$2.25

We will be OPEN MONDAY, Noy, 10 and CLOSED
on Remembrance Day, Nov. 11.

OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9

made,

We Will Bay Your Car

ies.
The Friendship Circle of the
WA. of the United Church

in the Ch:
on Tuesday, Noy. It at doe

THE STORE WITH THE

QU ALITY STOCK YOUR suns i
CALVIN HARDWARE ; —
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