Pe Oi eS) ACD ¥20O CA TE Page Five =} July 23, 1937 =a | =\ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING = { ADVERTISING RATES Classified, 3 lines 25c. Display = advertisements, 75e per celumE MY atts y inch. Monthly and contract rates on application. ey, \~ | Movies .. Drama... Women’s Features . . Letters .. Sports ae eS aes THE UPPER CRUST By REDFIELD AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE WHITE SPOT SERVICE STA- tion. Complete Automotive Serve ice. Shell Products. Phone Mare pole 683. 8091 Granville St. HASTINGS WHITH SPOT SERV- ice Station. Fire Chief Gasoline, Greasing, Oils. Corner Hastings and Slocan. High 5683, BARBER SHOPS “IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL” — Visit the 4 POINT Barber Shop, 920 Granville St: Sey. 4218, FOR YOUR NEXT HATRCUL— Call and see “Appy” at Appy’s eee Ber Shop, 179° Bast Hastings reet. “LOOK YOUR BESTI? = ViSiT C. D! Mallett at STAR BARBER SHOP, 2330 Fast Hastings Street, BICYCLES AND REPATRS HASTINGS BICYCLE SHOP—BrL cycles bought, sold’ & exchanged. Pots, pans repaired. Cutlery Sharpened. 402 Hast Hastings St BICYCLES, NEW AND USED— Baby Carriages, Sulkies, Doll Gar- riages, Joycycles. Repairing of alt kinds: Saws filed, *eys cut, ete W. M. Ritchie, 1569 Commercias Drive. High. 4123: CAFES THE ONLY FISH — of Fresh Sea Food. 20 Hast Hastings St. REX CARE — JurIew STEHEAKS;, Oysters; Chops, ete. One friend tells another. 6 Mast Hastings St CHIMNEY SWEEPING $1.50 “CLE AWS of (saa Smell of the recent Wallace-Genovese affair is still hanging around, but thee Ontario Athtletic Commission decided after a huddle at their Couchiching camp that decision” of the three judges at of July 5th. “The commission further orders that Genovese must not engage in any bout in defense of his title before meeting Wallace for the champion- ship; further, that this defense against Wallace must be made on a date t mot more than 61 days dating from July 5, 1937.” i In the meantime an elaborate training camp is being installed by a big department store at Sunnyside Beach for Wallace to show his wares to those interested in his prepping for the forthhcoming title engagement, The ray decision handed out to Wallace on July 5 has been good publicity for the Vancouver ba*tler and a record house is anticipated for the return fracas. 1S NT ET SP “mo steps will be taken to reverse the the welterweight championship fight | Summary of the New Pictures | H°” the New Film Alliance sizes the new Anti-Russia Week on the screen; “KNIGHT WITHOUT ARMOR’’— Alexander Korda, British director, tries to view the Russian revolution with an impartial eye: hence, whites shoot reds and reds shoot whites. General idea is that a British secret agent (Robert Donat) is awarded the job of red commissar after the revolution by the Bolsheviks he had fooled. Spends his time diligently releasing his prisoner, Marlene Dietrich, and fleeing the country with her. “EMPEHEROR’S CANDLESTICKS”—Internationa] intrigue in the high courts of 1910 Europe provides adequate background for Luise Rainer and William Powell, both spies, to careen-over the continent in search of important documents hidden in a pair of stolen—yes, you guessed it— candlelsticks. “TWO WHO DARED’—Love story of a Russian peasant girl (Anna Sten) and a Russian captain (EHlenry Wileoxson) who threw convention to the winds for the sake of their mighty love. Stupid, badly produced and acted, and unbelievably dull. “THREE LEGIONNATIRES—How a couple of American soldier boys —incidentally not legionnaires—stranded in Russia after the armistice. try to turn the tide of the Russian reyolution in favor of the whites. Completely crazy. “THE GREAT GAMBINI’—Drageging mystery with Akim Tamiro‘ff as a murdering clairvoyant who nearly discovers himself. OLLY WOOD.—"There are many aspects of American life ignored by the film industry. It is this America—the world we actually live in —that Frontier Films will portray.” This is the welcome and hopetul note sounded by a new organization named Hrontier Films, which recently filed for incorporation at Albany, W.Y., as an independent producing unit. “Erontier Films places itself at the disposal of progressive organizations and agencies in all fields— pictures up. Avot Vancouver fighter was the victim of a funny decision re- cently south of the line in the person of “Chuck” IWichason, the Ps | 5 am and finished about 6 pm. Beds * : a eee Ge ae Giocdaan ena ec guest fogs URE. Rates on te very evening at seven, is issued to all who care to take advantage of it. | were provided by the management, ee a DIOR 2 aa es a ee ZO BILLIA RD HA LL ne Bo eee eee Ravi, 5 George Miller, who will be on the same Victoria card, is also getting into | but more often than not the pickers ei Ww = oe ae : om - ave and BARBER SHOP geet i —— shape at the club these evenings. George, who is a favorite around the | were expected to sleep four in one| “74 2 much happier married life. Everything in Smokers’ Supplies i aes cae OD, COAT, club, is former amateur bantamweight champ. bed. In this particular case, the woman || Gigars —— Cigarettes —— Pipes 801 E. Broadway, - Fair. 60 Prices.) Fair. 5995, These may be the dog days, but the club continues to draw the I said to her “How much have| was only 17 ola years when She Lighters Ete. crowds. On next Saturday's card is a two-fall decision bout between you got for a full week's work?” | married, and had two children wean 2341 Main Street NAGADINGS HATS © Duke Levins and Frankie Rea. : “is 3 : eal biees are : es : = Hats from Dominion Hat Mfse ; = burn, and a lot of mosquito bites! oe a eee oe life CAFES 4 I 3 Co. 918 Granville St Sey. 6686. y at Organization would help this class | 24 Prefers working with other peo- sopra tte e ess | MAGAZINE 4) HATS CLEANED © BLOCKED— » of labor a lot, but since there is such | R/€: mstead of being isolated #8 Ss gs y No sandpaper used. 10% Disco oming ven S an ebb and flow—pickers move in| °WM house If she had no children, |§ g\8 : *| on presentation of He none and out every week—it is difficult uf weve be Sree ag ae ecula as 5 FISH & CHIPS y s LENDING LIBRARY 4 B.C. Hatters, 196 @. Hastings St. .~ 4 FORUM to'do much for them. Sometimes| S!¥/¥ set some kind of work tha ¢ The Freshest No bet;+er in # | % Everything in Magazines 3 = eee - pacers st 2a o8 : 4 3 t : there are a lot of young girls who | S#¢ liked, but now ‘she is tied to f all Vancouver. Special attention § i 3314 KINGSWAY ; HOTELS AND ROOMS : Friday, July 23, 2 p-m., Swedish Et 80 picking just for the sake of get. EDD BODES and the kids all day and 4a -to phone orders. 4 SSS SS SESE SS ase seas s=e EQS ETS MINERS, FARMERS, Soran rey sal comet Hee CuEe ting away from home and earning | €Very day. s 2641 Commercial Dr. - Fair. 905 * MEAT MARKETS Savoy one Gees See | ark rive. Speaker, Annie A seh 2 paw : HaAmceS = = waves : s ee pie ee ne There Not fotinie; geting ene eee De||_,Bemeaalely the mesial protec |S Bmplre—ie Bast Hastings Strest f : f U remainder getting higher wages are sion has realized that birth control |¢ ¥/| PURITY MEAT MARKET Hazelwood—344 E. Hastings st turer. 1 Fooling s very slight. is a necessary practice, and women CRYSTAL LUNCH 3 Bessa > Main 645 ate Street. — Fully | = 75 - ane en i ip : E . : — Fres very Day — ern. Oderate rates. Rec 4 Friday, July 28, § p.m., Room 17,| =ditor, People’s Adyocate: : * , ee aking’ up to the fact that they 4 Try Our Special Se 3 Sisk ea = oR AA freshment Parlors. These hotels i r Ae ee spices YC Dear Sir.—In line wi ig busi- were gazing wi onging eyes SAE € 2 8 pas, UY p73) a) 2 sek are worthy of yo 263 W. Hastings. Auspices YCL. In li ith big b E th ] Fs h We a OIE in fie world, so the ‘ 20€ and 25 ¢ ‘ ee ps. nl AE 2 ous rthy your support. &. ; Conference of youth to aid Spanish| ness, government journals are pre- last week in a store containing | NEXt seneration will have a better | FULL COURSE MEALS é ss STS eS Bourgoin, Prop. i Fiarandeves 5. senting a mass of figures on €m-|a beautifully embroidered Chinese | Chance—if we fight for DUOSLESSIVS 4 130 T , 2441 Hast Hatings — High. 140 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 340 CAM- | a ployment to show a return to pros-] kimono and Wishing we could haye| ™easures today to ensure it for é EAST HASTINGS ST. s bie Street. Newly renovated. Fully j ne perity and at the same time to] it. My friend said “On well, Va} them. Se See SSS aS Se SS SS POULTRY AND EGGS licensed. Hot and cold water in ; Saturday, July 24, Office, Cana- make an excuse to cut the needy off | pe scared to wear it if I had it, in CIGARS AND CIGARETTES Sr eee A home in the heart : dian League Against War and Fasc- relief. Case J might spoil it.” THE NEW Vv Poult 5, Bednar Mae Sey. 431. Paul i ‘ing for gr: srize i ee : a ; SS ancouv 5 : : i SERS CR cee | tate Eas Gare way dd oP thee none beet many peo-|| Blank’s Auto Wrecking ||| We" 22 town, visit ee eee JEWELLERS s 7 Tekets must. be. in iortice an attempt is made to prove that ple—it they have something excep- Summer Sale of AUTO PARTS MALCO LM Fresh Killed Poultry FOR FINE WwW 4 per Seat Ses peor s there was more employment at the] tionally nice they hoard it away and Accessories ... Cars, En- FIN LAYS ON Live Chickens Jeweller Rae oes ante) i 29 TASES Es 99 eae beginning of April, which is always | carefully, afraid they will lose it. gines, Tires, Batteries, etc. Use CIGARS, CIGARE 5 Fsestees Waten Ee es a slack time. The Gazette explains | Actually the cause for this hoardine this Ad and Save 10%. , CIGARETIES, “New teid Eges ists. 2529 Main St. and 410 weet Saturday, July 24, 9 p.m., Orange Hall, Romeo Thompson and swing orchestra in opening dance of sea- s0n. “Saturday, July 24, § p.m., 1273 Granyille, Progressive Arts evening. Play and concert. this by “reported additions to staffs in BGC,” which, on reflection, can only mean an addition to the de- partment of lands when the men were Shipped to forestry projects; some for a mere two weeks’ stay. The Vancouver office of the em- ployment service of Canada and and she replied, “$3.30, a bad sun- has an economie basis—it means that you're afraid you won't be able to get anything else to take its place. The same thine applies to hoard- ing old clothes and odds and ends— “might need it Sometimes’’—and you're afraid when you do need it, you won't haye enough cash to buy away. Now she wishes she hadn't, 1109 & 1133 GRANVILLE ST. Phone Sey. 1751 MBB ERE SSB eeewmusnureusuuun TOBACCO, PIPES Soft Drinks 179 East Hastings St. 325 Main Street PUBLICATIONS SEE THE Loggers’ Cigar Stand Millworkers, Shingleweavers, Loggers! _. Read your own trade || Union paper . “The B.C. Lumber Worker” Pender Street. LAUNDRIES LOGGERS, WORKERS — WHEN in town see us for your Laundry. i3_ East Cordova St. ee MASSEURE SWEDISH MASSAGE _= EXPERT : new goods, so you go on accumulat- For Everything in Smokes, $2 Year, $1.10 6 Mos., 60c 3 Mos. Masseuse. 845 = = 928 Pr F : 3 i i y . - Smyt Se oe ees ee eto, SOs The oe | She Jedde of sture Sy EbBeS end Sort Drinks Organ of the Lumber & Sawmill Suite 12. Phone Trinity e4an Ball, 404 Homer. Mothers’ ouncil. Pee Gee are SL ee of | Phe time does eventually arrive CHARLIE 15 WEST SS wnlon aS See awing for quilt | of labor, awa, regular &: 5 oa = eas i 4 é i AN, \ r : ublishe eekly Sliisao 4 2 P| sostewns aan reer a aang ue el ee Grandview Furriers oS ce | iso W. Hastings SE, Vahncouver oe Ws : Fg oe 5 r Sev Pee ek a = in employment. then. you have a delicious thrill of DATRIES HELE MONUMENTS — SAVE : money h z i if eee eas tn the) _zamination of the Vancouver | triumph I told you so’— torsetting | | REMODELLING into New Styles, + | 7 ) tery lettering. Isis Make oe month {is business meeting ot Do-| office for April shows that the for-| the hours of labor spent in paeking and Repairing. EMPRESS DAIRIES = MH mestic Workers Union at Labor estry scheme is used as a cloak to] anq unpacking this unnecessary Summer Season Price 35% Off. ine ay Hastings Steam Baths NATUROPATHIC PHYST i headquarters, 529 Beatty street. Sive an apr een thet tere is 2 | junk and tic waste’ of space) in|" pacgad Relined, $7.00 and Up. foe, = wbieeiate Always Open DR. H. C. ANDERSON a: normal] rise in legitimate jobs. hoarding it. It's much more efficient All First Class Worl. p Having Your Business! 3 Hixpert Masscure en i ural methods 5 eee ee H TER With this method, a man getting | to destroy everything we don't need, High. 1378 1323 Commercial We Know You Will Be Satisfied! as diet, massage manipulations, tf NEW WESTMINS a half-hour job for a meal or two-| hut it takes a strone minded woman | ‘ PHONE TRIN 244 Euigh. 240 764 K. Hastings Tree eee ee See ES 5 S . ; = ri aj a to do it! = ; e : = on an Fqistalled Free ve = Si eee 2 en eaeeue = — = y tion. 768 Granville St. Sey 5ae6, RAN uch is fi = Z DRUGS S : ELECTRIC aud GAS ment figures. E. M. /TALRINe about odds and ends, | Mr. LUA x TAXIS OILs Ue Vancouver, B.C. with all those odd bits of wool Downing, Ee)" Tel. Sey. 1053 ———— JIMMIE DOUGLAS : a Bee SN RED STAR OILERY—2 QTS. CALIF. OL 556 EATER. 1218 - New West. 1364-R-2 SS ES ecialist. Ske Cc if At Y T A x Western Oils per qt. 20c. Eastern ee te tee WANT TOC DANCE? || 2 Years ZF Sie DRUG STORE Per qt 25¢. 865 Kingsway. 5 shers, THE MAIT TERMS = TRADES JOHN E. LINDER . Meet me at the nee S SE HEE Ee SEY. 988 PLASTERING Passenger Agent for Scandinavian . A ae ent Wavin ™“ } PLASTER - RE 3 Steamship Lines... . Passports ar. || Hastings Auditorium See cee Sey Cor. Conioes & Carral all Streets The Loggers’ Friend Se NS _STUCCO WO} RE, Fraser Valley Pro uce ranged. Representing — 828 East Hastings St. ae Fine ancouver, = 6S : ‘ Limited Swedish American Line ; = P PERSONAL UITS, VEGETABLES fae Sein Lines Modern Dances Every Saturday Hair. D XN Phone: Carl. 722 SEE AND GROCERIES The C.P-R., Cunard and Malmin's Melody Makers : 25c—_ TAXI —_ 25¢ ee (2 HERBS RELIEVE ALL Wholesale and Retail wnen ads Downing Beauty Shop CARLETON fem, Shin Dione ney, Bheu- aie Gi Ri Shons DS 2 : 5215-R || Old Time Dance Every Wed’day 130 W. Hastings St PHARMACY BLU Trouble, Gall seas es CE Stomach Se 2 3 i 5 TO ‘ NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. 14 W. Cordova St. Doug Garber iceeicse THe E : oe Earle Goh ; EOcneS uble. Call at 11 W. Pender St. aS ee — — = ipti S i 2 SHOE REPAIRS Admission Always, Only . . 25e soot Soe Boe 329 Columbia Ave. SEY. 2353 aoe eT ee ree Oyce 2 JOE TSONS SHOE REPATRS — e ance usic broadcast er _ All work guaranteed. Reasonable cEMO IT PAYS s ease Ng ee ee SE net | 2 Pricess= 10n61 awe Pandan Seeoe Ready Now .. . ... to relax with a book. Good 5 é LOTUS TAXI ;|SHOB REPAIRS NEATLY DONE: so : : fiction and used magazines can ROBINSON s 4 SEY. 831 g yee you wait. Only the best ma- [ i 1sit 7 he Soviets pe had in the following districts SERVICE 4 Radio Equipped ... Late Model 4 Soeseds eS eS BASS fee GASOLINE, OILS, ETC. 4 Sedans , = 5 @ 7 aa ok s Day and Night Service y V. GOROVENKO — HIGH CLASS MARGARET GOULD, Secretary Child Welfare Council of To- 4700 East Hastings Street aimee s| Shoe Repairing. Specializing in rento, and Special Correspondent of the Torento Star, can answer MAIN STREET Phone Glen. 502 6 SEICE: 440 ABBOTT STREET ¢ Ladies’ Fine Work. Materials and all your”"questions. . . Hood? Now on Sale - - $1.0 . What about Schools, Sex, Women, Liberty, 0 per copy (Clothbound) NEW AGE BOOKSHO 350 W. Pender Phone Trin. 5 i |BONOVAN Typewriters | Machine same as above, $80.00. | SPECTAL—wWith Slightly scratched $55 | ease — Special] — A-1 Confectionery 3316 Main Street .) VICTORIA ROAD Victoria Magazine Shop Wext to Victoria Theatre STEAM BATHS G Z) GROCERIES AND SUPPLIES BERT HART’S GROCERY 2602 EAST HASTINGS ST. We carry a full line of GROCERIES & Confectionery. Phone High. 308 WR Ree eee ee TRANSFERS SEBS BBE BC SBC eeeeuruenuuuunu OWL Messenser & Transfer TRINITY 4533 Trucks for Hire — Any Size 24-hour Service — Rate zoe € up workmanship suaranteed. 3995 Main Street (cor. 24th Ave.) THE PUBLIC SERVICE SHOE Repairing. We are proud of our reputation. 782 E. 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