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001B6B43 I'irnccr 2nd pronl&neat Ieni- &,cnts of West, Vancouver &.nay be invited by the Municipal Council to form a conlnlitlee to choose appropriate names for several of, the bays, covcs and points of West Vancouver. The Federal department of Marine and I'ishcries recently ma&le a suggestion to this effect. After a thorough investigatinn by the Department of Marine an&1 I ishcrics of the question of uan&"s in that area of the coast between Atkinson 'oint and I-lorseshoe Bay the following names are mentioned:: (a). I Skunk Cove--lies in a northeasterly direction and 6 cables from Atkinson Point. (b). Steep Bluff--lies in a northerly direction aml 7 cables from Atkinson Point. To the eastward of this point are East and West Islands. (c). Fisher&nan's Cove --one mile and 4 cal&les north of At- kinson Point. (d). Eagle Island--forms the north entrance to Fis'herman's Cove. (e). Eagle I larbour--eastward of Eagle Island with its main entrance to the north of the is- land. ('f). Copper Point--lies 9 cables north-westerly of Eagle Island. (g). Bird Island--about one cat&le west of Copper Point. (h). White Cliff Point--)ies 6 cables northeasterly of Copper Island. (i). Horseshoe Bay--one mile northeasterly from White Cliff Point. With the exception of Atkin- son Point which was named by Captain Vancouver, in 1792, «Il the above names are stated to bc "objectional" to the Geogra- phic Board of Canada. It is suggested, therefore, that the Municipal Council supply the Otta&va denartment with a list of 25 or 30 prominent citizens or early pioneers of AVest Van- couver so that there may be sub- mitted to the Geographic Board of Canada. If, however, the Council pre- fers to rename these covcs, is- lands and points it is suggested 1Vilson, pupil of Mr. J. D. A. Tr'pp, at Dundarave Hall, on the evening of Thursday, june 10 at 8.15. Silver collection. Grcig, Morning hfood, for two pianos, Kitty Wilson and Clara Wilson. Goddard, Second Mazurka, Sue Procter. Lovallee, The Butterfly, Josic Lcyland. Bainton, The Rivulet; Olsen, Butterflies, hiargaret Gillett. Peethovcn, Sonata Opus 13 (adagio); Jensen, ihiurmuring Zephyrs, Jean Hood. Loew, Serenade for two pia- nos, I-1 ilda LVilson and 'hfrs. Wilson., Brahms, Hungarian Dance No. 7, Clara Wilson. Liszt, Lieberstraum, Freda 11errin. hfozart, Larghetto and Alle- gretto from concerto in D, Hilda nfl son. Orchestral accompaniment on second piano by hfrs. wilson. Beethoven, Sonata Opus 27 No. 2 (hfoonlight), Freda Hcr- rin. Duncan Lawson Chapter By permission of the Reeve and Council a Tag Day is arranged for next Saturday for thc benefit of the Amputation Club, to which the above chapter is giv- ing its support. The ladies here are doing their part to make this a success and they ask for the practical assistance of the public -o«d zeq auoulatde)I .uatsX&ipXs for this very worthy cause. Marine Orivo, (between 21 and 22) NEILL'8 STORE HOME BAKING TOB&bCCO, CONFECTIONERY ICE CREAM PHONE WEST 690 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS Geo. Gourlay Est. 1911. Phone Went 2 '+un& 4th, 1926. Musical Recital '~ay's,'II'j I &" Cove& The following programme will be presented by pupils of ihlrs. Clara Wilson, assisted by Hilda "'%-1 ))~~ VAIN. NEd&VS=- The regular meeting of the Wcs( Van Y.T.A. wi 1 be held on Tuesday, June 8th, at 8 p.mn in Pauline Johnson School. !vlr. John Davidson, Profe=sor at U. B.C., will address the meeting on thc subject of nTrecs of West Van.n It is hoped that a large number of members and friends will take advantage of having so prominent a lecturer. The Flannel Dance held in Dumlaravc Hall under the aus- pices ol thc Dnncan Lawson Chapter I.O.D.E. was well at- tended. The organizers oi this Iveekly dance are well satisfied with the progress it is making. The Edna Haywood orcncstra Is m attendance. Increased Water Level Planned A comprehensive scheme is under consideration by the West I ancouver Council whereby water may be brought from Eagle Lake, some distance east of Whytecliff and northwest of Caulfeild, which will provide a supply sufficient for the needs of the whole municipality for all &IS1e. Eagle I ake comprises about t&velve acres and is about 50 f&.et deep, being fed by streams tbe sources of which are in the mountains north of Hull&hnrn Ridge. The proposed system will act as auxiliary feeder to the existing plant, which con- sists of a six-inch main from Capilano, the %Vest Bay, Bro- thers Creek and Nelson Creek systems. These, however, can only supply water as high as 4CO feet above sca level. Due to rapid'expansion and increased building in the munici- pality, it has been found neces- sary to furnish water to higher levels. Under the proposed scheme water under pressure will l&e available as high as the 1600-foot level, and will give an adequate supply to LVhytecliff Caulfeild and Cypress. that at least 3 choices for each be given. A short history of the person after whom the feature is named is also desired. Th~@4 VNan B.XA45a, recently started had Its first practice last Saturday aTtcr)n&on. A fine showing was macle bv all the boys that turned out. Soon. let us hope, they will put )Vest Vancouver on the sporting map, so far, at least, as baseball is concerned. Re- cruits are being gained everyday, and with steady practice a strong team to represent West Van seems assured. Loyal Orange Lodge 2990 The last regular meetiug of the West Van L.O.L. 2990 was held in Dundarave Hall last Tuesday, June 1. There was a record turnout of members and very pleasant evening ended Ivith music and refreshments. At the next regular meeting of thc lodge on Tuesday, June 15, two members wilL be ad- vanced to the Royal Arch Pnr- ple degree. IA special church service for the members will be held at the Union Church on Sunday, July 11, at 7.15 p.m. Musical Recital Will be given bv the pupils of MRS. CLARA WILSON assisted by Hilda Wilson Pupil of 2; D. A. Tripp Dundarave Hall :;" Thursday, June 10th I s& 8.16 p.m. SILVER COLLECTION II 5 ti REENIjf 00 0'g GROCERY I WEST 16 ili,&& Saturday Specials 'abobOrange Marma- . lade„g lI&1 tins 59C jNabob Pure Greengage Jam, 4 lb. tinff'.:. 59c& Special Blet)&LTD„~erlb,'.. 59c Butter, finest Alberta 3 lbs ...... lg S1.19'ggs,extra new, laid, 2 dozen .....' " " 65c: Pure Lard, 2 lbs...... 45c Quaker Sweet Corn, 2 cans ...., ~~~'5c'ild Rose Pastry Flour 10 lb. bag,.„.. 55c, Faultless Sliced Pineapple per can 15c 'unkistOranges, FZoz 4l)c & Fruit and Fresh ~gtabps ' Daily Phone Your Orders IVE DELIVER - ~ tf I 9.7 West Van I I Auto Service I See Us About Your New Car DUNII)ARAVE Phone West $44 .. 2 i&. Ag&g&ts (oyr ) CHEVROLET'ALES SERVICE (Successors to The PaciEc Coast Import & Export CO'y7 I Foot of 18th Street at Waterfront ~j I I Residence West 92R2 I Off&co Phone West 64 Mr. A. A. Rerrie has now taken personal management and assures all customers satisfactory service, reliable Lum- ber; the Best Grade obtainable. Carrying a Stock of Fencing Material 4 l The Hollyburn Lumber Co:, Ltd. We Want Your Business Buy a LOT for a home; a HOILIE means a Iot.s TROUGHTON A BARROW Real Estate 8& Insurance Dundarave Phone WEST 83. HERE SINCE I&OIO NOT NEW--BUT THE TRUTH" WEST VAN. GARAGE THE RELIABLE REPAIR SHOP GAS Phone West 130 OIL We may have our diHerences of opinion in the matter of poli- tics; we may not agree on the subject of religion; some of us have notions that other folks think are crazy and other folks have ideas we think lack in sound reasoning; but on one point svc are all agreed; we all want to sce West Vancouver grow and prosper. Some experts co&itend that good trading facilities l&uild po- pulation and real e"tate values; others say that good stores fol- low population, but again, all agree that local 'p'r&)tj&er(fy.c'an never come until adequate trad- ing facilitics are established. Good stores are the life of any community. hforeover &ve know wc cannot have good stores if &bey are not profitably sup- ported. No town was ever built by its inhabitants sending their money out of town. A dollar spent in West Van travels fron& the home to the grocer, to thc butcher, then to the hardware merchant, and so on around tho Ivholo wheel of home trade. Spent in the district the dollar remains here'nd ad&la to out wealth. By and by some local man gathers enough of these floating dollars, builds another home or makes an addition to his store, and so values increase. benefitting everybody. Spent out oul of )Vest Van the dollar has gone forever. There are some folks who uso the district merchants to fill their petty needs but when he 'has a chance to make a reason- able profit they forget him. It' scarcely fair, is it? An&I if it is, it isn't very sensible. )Ve are all working together to make West Van brighter and better and the propert& of everyone, our own included, more valuable. BYRNELL & MAY Real Estate, Insurance, and Financial Agents"'ffice on 14th Street, right at the Ferry Landing PHONE: WEST n3 I h ~'. .V'.,'. lad 5 Acre block on Inglewood Ave. - '"P.'SIP soo00 4 Acre block in splendid view location . ' $1350 Lots suitable for immediate use from 8150'.up I8'F Houses and Bungalows at Bargain Prices Insurance in all ita branches. --: I hloney to Loan Houses'uilt " 'IO 'I Il' "