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001B6B3C May 28th, 1926 CRICKET The Colts handed West Vancouver their Rrst defeat of the season. The Colts batted iirst and scored 88, George Dean being top scorer with 35, and distmissed West Vancouver for 39, V. Laster taking 6 wickets for 11 runs. A special feature of the Colts'ieldingwas the accurate throwing in of iValter Toift, who ran two batsmen out by direct hits on the wickets when they were attempting what looked like sure runs. COLTS vs. iVEST VAN. Game played Saturday, lilay 22nd. Innings for Colts V. Lester, c Vyvyan, b Parker, Dean, c G. E. Court, b Parker ...... 35 A. M. Lester, b G. E. Court ........ 9 Hullah, b G. E. Court .................. 4 Gee, c Baker, b Parker .............„. 0 Tolft, c M. E. Court, b Parker .... 0 S. Thomas, c Parker, b Chapman.... 3 Dodds, b Chapman ........................ I hiercer, not out ................................ 2 Martin, b Baker ...........--............ 18 Haworth, b Baker ............--....,.... 0 Extras ................-......--................ 13 Total ......................................... 88 Bowling: Parker, 4 for 20; Booth 0 for 6; Hulme, 0 for 10; M. E. Court, 0 for 10; G. E. Court, 2 for 12; Chap- man, 2 for 18; Baker, 2 for 0. Innings of iVest Van. G. Emerton-Court, b Dean .......... I Kastner, b V. Lester ........................ 0 Booth, st. A. M. Lester, b V. Lester 19 Baker, c Gee, b Hullah .................... 12 Chapman, ht. wkt., b V. Laster.... 0 Parker, run out ..............,.............. 4 Harrup, c Thomas, b Hullah ............ I M. Emerton-Court, b V. Laster.... 0 Hulme, run out ................................ 0 Bruton, b V. Laster ....,,,....,........ 0 Vyv yan, not out .............................. 0 Extras .......................................... 2 Total...... . ..... ........................ 39 Bowling: V. Lester, 5 for 11; Dean, I for 16, Hullah, 2 for 10. In the Seniors, Division 2 of the Greater Vancouver Sunday School League, St. Stephens, (West Van.) lost to St. Andrews (North Van.) last week by 12-2. In the Juvenile Boys'ivision, St. Stephens won from St. Pat- ricks by 15 to 9. Senior Base Ball Club for West Van.- Last wednesday night a meet- ing was held in Shield's Confec- tionery Store for the putyose of organizing a senior baseball ir( 2 team for West Van.--. Much inter-est in the project was shown and a practice game was arranged for l)omorrowj-- Saturday --after- noon at Irwin Park. This will start at 2.30 p. m. and all inter- ested in the game are requested to attend. The following committee was appointed pro tern: President, Shields; treasurer, Currie; sec- retary, Lane, executive commit- tee: C. Hay, P. Wharton and Roy Berry. Among those present were Jack Stratton, Norman John- stone, Pat O'rady, S. Wilson, Lloyd Clemente, Dick Gillbanks, W. D. Currie, A. Malpass, P. E. Downey, Rex McLean, W. Gen-. tleman and W Stratton. Another meeting will be held in Shield's store next Tuesday, June 1st, at 8 p.. Winners at Celebration In connection with the sports held at North Vancouver at the May Queen celebration, four public schools and two high school pupils of West Vancou- ver were among the winners. Their names were as follows: Flat Race--Phyllis Johnson and Wingett Irish. Sack Race--Thos Timbrell. Guides'lat Race--Marie Smelt and I.ucile Johnson. $4 Guides'ack Race--Marie Smeltand Ruth Jackson. W. CARLEY DIarine Drive between 21st snd 22nd West Vancbuver HOUSEPAINTING KALSOMINING SIGNS, ETC. PIANO POLISHING Estimates Given WEST VAN. NEWS At a meeting of the Board of Trade at North Vancouver last Saturday it was decided to send letters to the three North Shore municipalities recommending that a public bathing beach be provided for the benefit of the North Shore. Attention should be drawn to the fact that there are fine stretches of beach on the West Vancouver shore line. Some cleaning up and various improve- ments may be necessary, how- ever, to render them more con- venient for public bathing an 1 swimming purposes. Wilfrid Hay is now getting about without his crutches and is feeling a great deal better, but it will be some time yet be- fore he will be able to return to his work. A delegation headed by Ex- Councillor Fiddes appeared be- fore the Council last Wednesday night with further reference to the Ambleside Park play- grounds. It was finally decided to spend $ 1075, though the a- mount was slightly in excess of the amount set aside in the esti- mates for park purposes -- !n order to complete the work. The improvements have to be hnish- ed in two months. Hence we can look forward to having that much-needed playground in op- eration at the beginning of Aug- ust. Miss Emilia Abrahamsen, aunt of Mrs. A. D. Chilsholm has been ill for the last two months, is slowly regaining her accust- omed good health. BIG CROWD AT THE MAY DAY CELEBRATION West Van Schools Win Events. A record crowd gathered in Mahon Park, North Vancouver, on Empire Day to see May Queen Ina Lewis crowned by ex-Queen Constance Loutet. Many visit- ors from West Vancouver, in- cluding a large contingent of children, witnessed the corona- tion and the various entertain- ments provided. The celebration was honored by the presence of Lieut-Gover- nor R. Randolph Bruce and Miss Mackenzie, his niece. It was the first time this time-honored event of the North Shore had been at- tended by a Lieut.-Gov. of B. C. He sealed the occasion when congratulating her by loyally and paternally kissing the fot&- unate May Queen. Queen Ina Lewis of Keith- Lynn School, North Vancouver district, was attended by her maids of honor, who were Peggy Watson of Miss Philips'chool for Girls, North Vancouver, and IVenonah Young of Pauline Johnson School, West Vancou- ver. In the absence of Pl yllis Leckie, West Vancouver, last year's queen, Constance Loutet, cnorth Star School, 1924 queen, performed the coronation cere- mony. Bessie IVardlaw, Lynn Valley School, was the crown- bearer. All were received with loud and loyal cheers. After the crowning of the May Queen, medals were presentef to the following ex-Queens: 1922, Jean McGougan, Ridgeway School; 1923, Ethel Marshall, Dollarton School; 1925, Phyllis Leckie, Pauline Johnson School, West Vancouver; and Ina Lewis, Keith-Lynn 'School, Queen for the present year. In subsequent competitions, West Vancouver Schools were very successful. The challenge cup for Maypole Dancing, was won by Dundarave School, while Hollyburn School tied with Ridgeivay School for the second prize, each receiving a cup. Cap- ilano School was a good third. The judges were Miss H. I. Turn- bull and Miss H. N. Smith. Dundarave School also won the Folk Dancing competition under the direction of Miss Hel- en Ritchie; Maypole plaiting by Lonsdale School; figure dancing by Loiisdale boys. There was'lso an exhibition of dancing by pupils of Miss Francis Guinan. During the day a civic lunch was given at the Palace Hotel in honor of Lieut-Governor R. Ran- dolph Bruce. Mayor G. H. Mor- den presided and among those present were Reeve David Mor- gan, West Vancouver, Reeve J. M. Fromme, North Vancouver Distr~et, J. M. Bryan, ML.A., and the councillors of West Vancouver and other councillors and representatives of various public bodies. In reply to the hearty welcome tendered his honor by Mayor Morden, the Lieut.-Governor re- ferred in appreciative terms to the great progress and prosper- ity achieved by the North Shore during recent years. His Honor was afterwards en- tertained at dinner at the Elks'lub which was largely attended. In the early evening a ball was given at the Drill Hal for child- ren and later for adults. In superintending the trans- portation of children from West Vancouver great credit is due Ed. Black of Dundarave. Kl NG 8C CO. ill Esplanade West Phones: North 981 & 767L North Vancouver West 67R AUCTIONEERS, BAILIFFS, DEBTS COLLECTED Investigations made.'atisfaction Guaranteed. NOT I C E North R West Van Stages Will operate a 20 minute seivice on Sundays from 12 noon to 8.20 p. m., Commencing Sunday, May SOth Extra Service on Week Days, commencing Monday, May 31st. Leave North Van. 640 a. m., 7.40; 8.40; 10.40; 1240 p.m. Leave Cypress Park 7.10 a. m., 8.10; 9.10; 11 10; 1.10 p.ni. Public Bathing Beach Playground is Assured Waxed Paper Has many uses hl the household 10c and 16c roll The Dundaraue Pharmacy 0 M. nne n. oemmiii. aes. phnrmnciein 3 doors East of Dundarave P.O. Phone West 606 3 Prescriptions Left, with us will be promptly and accurately dispensed by a qualified druggist. West UancourJeri Pharmacy G.m noe a. Gemmiii. nelr. pan&marines New Ambleside Buiiihng Phone West 37 LOOK! Everybody! WEST VANCOUVER HAS A BRAND NEW Candy Store Yes Sit, right at the old West Vancouver Pharmacy--14th St. "Only the Best of Everything" ICE CREAM CANDY TOBACCO So Clean and Handy to the Ferry C. R. SHIELDS ICE Commencing Saturday, 15th Diay we will have Two Deliveries per Week FOR ICE ALONE Dehvery days Tuesdays and Sat- urdays We seB ICE BOXES, puce $620 FERGUSON'S MOTOR TRANSFER CO. Phone West 85. Seymour 6217 WEST VAN SUPPLY E. H. DIINIONS, Prop. 14th and Marine Phone West 105 FLOUR AND FEED BUILDING SUPPLIES LUhiBER SASH AND DOOR COAL AND WOOD Express Daily Trips to Vancouver Eight years reliable sermce has established my reputation for quick and satisfactory work PNONE WEST 68 for ED. BLACK'S TRANSFER Daily delivery to and from the City. WEST VAN ELECTRIC (J. H. Paterson) Phone West 108 All Kinds of Electric Work House Wiring Ranges and Fixtures Estimates Given. DUNDARAVE MEAT MARKET Phone West 5 FRESH hlEAT AND FISH We Deliver STRATTON'S BAKERY AMBLESIDE Support Local Industry and Help the District Grow Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pastries, Shortbread and Nut Loaves Daily HAVE OUR DELIVERY ! DIAN CALL Phone West 27 Established 5 I/4 Years g. J. OVERINGTON BARBER For the convenience of the ladies of the District I have had the telephone installed PHONE WEST 135 and make an appoinin i.nt. 14th and Marine Telephone: Sey. 5702 West 19L H. E. M. BRADSHAW. Barrister and Solicitor 2l Commerce Bldg. 20th 45 6 is Hastings Sh iV. Argyle St. Vancouver West Vancouver West Van Restaurant and Ice Cream Parlor Next to Robert's Meat hlarket Seeelei i nneh end nlnnereue'reehieeiend Shen Om PACIl'C (x RBIAT IfiektnI le'RIhe iVEEK-DAY--iVESTBOUND Trains leave North Vancouver for all pomts to Bhyteclrlf.--6.00, 7,00,8.00, 9.42, 11.4'& a.m., 1.42, '&.42, 3.4'&,4.4', 6.42, 6.4e, 8.2', and 10,22 p.in. EASTBOUND Trains leave Whytecliff for all points to North Vancouver:~.50, 7.50,8.50, 10.35, a.m.; 12.35, K35, 3.35, 4.36, 5.$5, 6.35, 7.36, 9.15 and 11.05 SUNDAYS--WFATBOU14D Trains leave North Vuncouver on Sundays and Holidays for all points toiyhytecllf at 8.40 a. m., anil then 30 minutes past each hour until 8.30 p.m.F 4STBOUND Trains leave iyhyteclif for all points to North Vancouver at 25 minutespast each hnur from 9.25 a.m. to 9.25 p.m. For further information Phone North 300 or Seymour 9331, Passen-ger Dept., 533 Granville Street, Vancouver, B. C. EVERYBODY. KNOWS The King'tudio 812 Hastings Street West Established 1902 V. V. VINSON, Prop. PHOTOS THAT PLEASE