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L. A. STARCK, Publisher and Business Manager
W. D. KERFOOT, Editor and Advertising

Why Not A
Ferry Service?

We have heard a lot this summer about the pier and
breakwater. As regards tlie pier, which has been built for a
number of years, no real use is being made of it except as a
promenade and boat concession. Why is not more advantage
taken of its possibilities?

It is the foundation of a ferry service. We understand
that the route would be shorter and more convenient. The
recent excursion to Victo: makes one wonder why more
of this kind of transportation could not be made available
Here is an opportunity for a steamship company to institute
& service that would be of benefit to both the company and
White Rock. The pier may have to be strengthened some-
what,

There have been two suggestions regarding an overpass
to the pier, both have their good points. It would lessen the
danger of crossing the track.

A breakwater would also be a great asset, and sur-
Veys are to be made as to cost and location. Primarily it
would be built for the benefit of the fishermen but other
boat owners would no doubt take advantage of it} for they:
would know that their boats would be protected from
Storms. It might also provide another promenade over the
water.

Let us keep asking for these things, and perhaps we
may see something along these lines\fulfuiled.

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O.ES. Whist & Bridge
Drives Commence Again
The First Whist and Bridge Drive
will be held at the MASONIC HAL

on Friday September 26th \%

Good. Refreshments and Priz :

jahmoo Sun and White Rock Weekly White Rock B.

OUR TOWN

‘Tho recent storm scattered nome
of the boats from the flont, all
but a motor boat and rowboat have
been recovered,

Mr and Mra W, D. Kerfoot are
holidaying: In Victoria.

Letter just recalved from Mrs
n, Washington Avenue,
whore she si
enjoying « fishing trip in the wild
country, She reports that there is
plenty of game, lots of fish; and
\that 16 inches of snow fell In lesu
than an hour at Nation Lake, 150
jmilen north of Fort St. J
| where they aref€amping.

Admission 35c “

Cc.

Junior

P, D, Honderson {n visiting old
friends in Saskatoon, *
rear)
Hanley, son of Mra D.|

Marine Drive, has return
ed homo from hospital in Vancou-
yer Where he has been a patient
for two months; he is looking very
fit.

Mr and Mrs
left for a’ holiday at Twin
Ranch Penticton. They oxpect to
be home again by the ond of the
month,

ae
It was suggested that a 007
Athletic field could bo made cf

that part of the park cast of the
present camp behind the Pr
terian Church, b

The first card party of the ser-
son in the Legion hall will be on
Monday evening September 22nd
at 8 pm,

Whist and bridge, prizes
lunch, Everyone welcome.

and

)
Mr and Mrs L, H. Beamish, of
Kerfoot Rd. are away for a wi
visiting in Kamloops and Dis

Mr and Mrs J. Thomas of V:
couyer are spending two weeks
the home of Mr, and Mrs,
Street, Marine Drive.

t
Gee.

Mr and Mrs Tom Reid former
residents oof White Rock and now
of Vancouver have been visiting
friends for the past week.

Mrs C, Campbell who is recupe!
ing at the home of her d
Mrs L, Stephens, Royal Ay
able to be around again

ighte

Mr Frank Hardy of Williams
Lake is visiting at the home of his
parents for a few days,

=e =
ary Martin has returned
spending the summer
in Kelowna and inte

Roy Hull of Bellin,
sitor In town for the w

Mr Martin Johnson was th
weekend guest of his aunt Miss
Martin, Washington Avenue.

In a two ball fou
on Sunday at the F
Golf couse the firat w
Anderson’ and Ted Ing
Mrs McCarty and Sid: He:

Mrs Sid Scabrook and Sid 8

some played
Portal
Naom!

All who are willing to play
at the large hall of the Logi

cordially Invited to o
m i
o.
fe

when plans will be made |
ho winter i
Tt will be appreciated if players
will bring somo extra erlb boards |
and carda,

lon.

ee

Mra V, Koulkookl, Waaht
Avenue haa as her juonts, by
and in from Winnipey, Man.

‘They plan boing here until the end
of Sept,

plntor

Mr, Wabl and hia son Maryin
heye gone on a ten day businows
trip fo Winnipeg Manitoba.

arr)

Mry Wm, Dodd and Mra Goo.
Moserlp of Blaine wore visitors In
town on Friday,

sae
Woe nra pleased to report that
rs Goo, Street hax recovered from
‘or recent Hineas, ©

Order Early

Business and Personal

Christmas Cards
At the SUN OFFICE

Softhal Champions

Reading from left to right: Glen Green,

Friday.

|

Robin Keene

Dale Fennell, Colin Carmichael, Doug Downey, Gordon Coon

Capt. Tan And
Smith, Jimmie McDonald.

Mrs Dot, Sutherland is
a weeks trip up in the
Lake Country.

be spent in Victoria
Island Points,

going, for
Williams

and othes

‘son, Bill Bethel, Norman Clarkson, Ken

GARDNER’S
Novelty Store

|Greeting Cards

| hn y Novelties
| Mr and Mrs Ceney of Blaine),
wore visitors in town this weer. | Lobaceo
nam | Candies
Mrs Joe Bettelli, son and f
Miss Mary Anne Ferri of Blainc Souyenirs
‘© guests of Mrs L, Harvie thic| oS Se
Ke.
Mr Reg. Beckett of Blaine was a

tor this week, and it

in after

operation.

Mr J. W. The

pe
jis relieving for Mr Loren Prayitz

who is on vacation.

Mr Carl L, Miller was
guest at the home of M
| Harold Thrift on Friday

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CMLL

‘Dorothy N.

Opposite the Plor
PHONE 609

Lingerie

Woe now have a
slips in nll stees.
large with

xin
Dullt up stouldors

Bridal Suits

‘Thosw aro lovely and moderately

priced,

Raincoats

Sco these atttactive raincoats in

different styleg and colours,

Skirts
Wool, cropd and tweed skirts,

$4.95 up

Te ee ee oa a

ure to see him up and around

of Vancouve:

Dress Shop

Plote ling of
large and

35 to $4.50

Why Wait!

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VALUE TWINS

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