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001B6B58 June 18th, 1926. THE WEST VAN NEWS Well Known Dentist to Reside Permanently in West Van. Personalsboth linesmen well known inWest Vancouver, it is obvious why no names have been given. Also there's a moral, as always with true stories--Don't boast of what you will do when you meet a bear. Mrs. W. A. Adair has Trousseau Tea to Honor Daughter. tf REEN% D D D'g GROCERY WEST 16 Saturday Specials Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rawkins on Saturday night attended the wedding of Miss B. Keynes to Mr. Robert Van Dyke in Van- couver. The reception was held in the Stanley Park Pavilion. Messrs. Atkins and Harrison are having a real estate oflice built at the corner of 18th and Marine. Nr. D. McDonald is the contractor. ~ o I The buildings occupied by Miss McBain, Robinson's Grocery, Troughton & Barrow, Fergu- son's Transfer and Kevill's Furn- iture store have now been raised to the street leveL I At 8.80 p.m. Thursday, June 24th, at the Hollyburn Theatre, George Childs of the Canadian Legion will present Joey John- ston's Vaudeville Company in two hours of magic, mystery, mirth and music. This company has played six weeks'tands in all the largest Western cities. Miss Constance Louise Brad- ley, corner of 18th and Marine, will be united in marriage to Mr. Ralph E. J. Parish on Saturday, 19th June, at the Union Church, West Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Vertigan, of Portland, the latter of whom is a sister of Miss Bradley, and a friend, Miss Mar- ion Comstock also of Portland, will be present at the wedding. Representatives of the King David Lodge, West Vancouver, A. F. and A. M., are attending the annual Grand Lodge meeting of the Masonic Order in Victoria. o Mr. and Mrs. Roger Greene of Pender Harbour, have rented Mrs. Stevens'ouse at Ingle- wood and 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Vertigan and Miss Marion Comstock, all of Portland, are visiting Mrs. J. A. Bradley, corner of 13th and Marine. Dr. Curry who has a bungalow in Cypress Park, on the Water- front, hopes to reside perman- ently in the district. He consid- ers it one of the finest residenti- al sections he has yet seen in B. C. where he has resided for the last 35 years. For a number of years Dr. Curry has been a member of the Dental Board of Examiners for this province, and his business card will be seen in another col- umn of this issue. In the last Federal elections, Dr. Gun~ ran as labor candidate for Vancouver North, and polled a remarkably large number of votes, especially considering he was only three weeks in the field before the election. When Mayor Taylor who is a booster for West Vancouver, was running the Daily World, Dr. Curry contributed a weekly col- umn to the paper on labor and social problems. Dr. Curry also writes extensively for the local labor press at the present time. In honor of her daughter, Miss Helen Adair, Mrs. W. A. Adair entertained a't a trousseau tea and reception at her home on Marine Drive, West Vancouver, on Saturday afternoon. Little Helen Margaret Harrison open- ed the door to the guests. Mrs. Harold Jones and Miss Islay McLarty were in charge of ) ~the shower and trousseau rooms, respectively. In the drawing-roon pink snap- dragon and rose poenies were prettily arranged. On the tea table was a centre-piece of blue cornflowers with golden Califor- nia poppies and silver candle- sticks with tall gold tapers. Nrs. W. Orr and Mrs. J. S. Little poured tea, while Mrs. E. G. Rolston and Mrs. C. R. Good- win cut the ices, and Mrs. Doug- las Dewar of New York, Mrs. C. S. Harrison of Chicago, Miss Mol- lie Jackson, Miss Rea Harrison, Miss Reita Gilley of New West- minster and Miss Poppy Harri- son assisted in serving. Other guests included Mrs. C. A. Welsh of New Westminster, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. J. Law- son, Mrs. T. J. Kearney, Mrs. G. Bun ows, ltfrs. M. T. Morris, Mrs. A. Fremlin, Mrs. E.'. Nickson Mrs. Men.ck, Mrs. C. W. Wal. kins, Mrs. J. B. Hughes, Mrs Reid, IIIrs. J. McLarty, Nrs. Frank Hill, Mrs. W. Mainwarin», Nrs. Frank Sheppard, Mrs. J. McQuaker, Mrs. Ralph Patter'- son, Mrs. B. Malcolm, Mrs. Jac!& Duck, Mrs. W. Small, Mrs. Mc- I&enzie, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. R. J. Fraser, Mrs. James Moore, Mrs. Ronald Clark, Mrs. Sprange, Mrs. Rutledge, Mrs. C. Fripp, Mrs. J. Meldrum, Mrs. B. O. Qarke, Mrs. F. J. Cathers, Miss Hazel Fremlin, Miss Mabel Dut- ton, Miss May Cunningham, Miss Collinson, Miss Flora Richard- son, Miss Cecil Clark, Miss Jean McGregor, Mrs. J. Donaghey, , Miss Florence Donaghey, Miss Mae Hicks, Miss Helen Bennett, Miss Sharp and Miss Gertrude Lawson. W. B. A. Shelled Walnuts, halves per lb........................ 35c Quaker Sweet Corn, 2 cans ................ ... 25c Butter, finest Alberta 3 lbs......... $1.19 Nabob Pure Greengage Jam, 4 lb. tins........ 59c Sterling Catsup, large bottles .............. 24c Great West Coffee 1 lb cans ..... .. 59c Pure Lard, 2 lbs........... 45c Faultless Sliced Pineapple per can .............. 15c Wild Rose Pastry Flour 10 lb. bag ....... 55c Sunkist Oranges, 2 doz 49c Fruit and Fresh Vegetables Daily Phone Your Orders WE DELIVER The regular meeting of West Vancouver Review No. 24, was held on Monday evening, June 14th, at The Clachan, Dundar- ave; Mrs. Laura Edwards, the Commander, in the chair, there was a good attendance. Quite a large amount of busi- ness was gone through; plans dis vssed for several future soci- al affairs, etc., and, in addition to these matters, the Command- er, in a few graceful words, pre- sented the Past Commanders Jewel to Mrs. Ada Johnson. Mrs. Johnson was the first Comman- er of the West Vancouver Wo- men's Benefit Association, and the present Commander, Mrs. Laura Edwards, commended her on her work of pioneering the Order throughout its first year. Mrs. Johnson suitably replied, adding with her hearty thanks, her willingness to continue in helping in every way she could. On July 28th, next, a Garden Party will be held, at the home of Mrs. Laura Edwards. On this occasion there will be many attractions, novelty booth, can- dy, fortune-telling, musie, etc. Further details will be publish- ed later. All the members are most en- thusiastic and the several com- mittees mean to make this oc- casion a most enjoyable one. The Reynolds Bros. of 18th and Inglewood, have bought' lot on Esquimalt near 22nd and intend erecting a modem five roomed bungalow there'ery soon. Hollyburn Theatre has Official Opening. =1VGNV3S--=Last Monday night Hollyburn Theatre had its official opening. Reeve Morgan and several of the councillors were present and the house was crowded to capacity. 'P!IS Dark Angel," a Great War play, was the film selected, and if 'was much appreciated by the large audience. Following the picture five good acts of vaude- ville were presented, which those assembled much enjoyed. At the conclusion of the fifth act Reeve Morgan made a speech expressing his appreciation of those who had put up such a fine theatre in West Vancouver and of the excellent programme he had just witnessed. On the Ambleside Wharf the Best of Confectionery, where the crowd go to en- joy themselves Free Concerts C. R. SHIELDS CONFECTIONERY Wqst Van Auto .ServiceHollyburu PublicUbrary'ee Us About Your New Cnr DUNDARAVE Phone West 444 Agents for Arrangements are being made for a "Book Tea" to be held at the Clachan on Wednesday aft- ernoon, July 7th, between 3 and 5 o'lock. As the object of the tea is to get more books for the library there will be a nominal charge of 25c or a book, the latter being more acceptable. A very fine program is being arranged and a pleasant after- noon is assured. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS Geo. Gourlay Est. 1911. Phone West 2 British Israel Assn. CHEVROLET SALES SERVICEAt 8 p. m., on Tuesday, June 22nd, in Dundarave Hall, a meet- ing will be held under the aus- pices of the British Israel As- sociation of Greater Vancouv r. The Rev. W. Pascoe Gourd, who is on a visit from London, Eng- land, will give a resume of world conditions, and what the "Book" has to say regarding these--Past, Present and Fut- ure. He will also show what the B. I. Association stands for and what part they play in the edu- cation of the public. Israelites are not Jews. All are welcome. A BEAR STORY. Marine Drive, (between 21 and 22) NEILL'S STORE HOME BAKING TOBACCO, CONFECTIONERY ICE CREAM PHONE tVEST 690 LI STINKS WA NTED Savory & Duval This story concerns two lineo- men, named A and B, whose duty it is to look after the B. C. Elec- tric High Line to Britannia Mines. Last year at a point above Eagle Harbour these two men ran into a she bear and two cuba. A immediately clapped his harids and the the cubs promptly and together sought safety on the top of a stump. Mrs. Bear as promptly called them down a- gain. A second time A clapped his hands, the cuba hit the top of the stump together as before and their mother as quickly call- ed them down. This performance was repeated several times while B stood looking on in petrifed" astonishment. Finally Mrs. Bear became sore at the way in which her authority was being flouted and, smelling B on the morning breeze, made a dive for him. He, forgetting about his avordupoise and A, beat all mar- athon records known and un- known in every direction leading away from Mrs. Bear. A re- turned to West Vancouver in leisurely dignity and reported. The resultant search party fi- nel located B somewhere in the vicinity of Sqamish, who told them he intended to go on fur- ther as soon as he got his breath. This year A and B'9 regular round of duty brought them to the same locality, when they a- gain met a bear, this time with- out cuba. A took one look and at once froze into immobility. And it took all B's strength and weight to drag him out of pos- sible danger. This being a true story and The Hollyburn Pavilion are opening their new addition on Saturday night with a novelty pri-.e dance. Their usual seven- piece orchestra will provide the music and the prizes will be sun- shades and other articles. E. PALMER Sionemason Ifc Bricklayer Real Estate and Insurance 1429 Marine Drive (near 14th St.) Phone West 114 Fireplaces a Specialty Cspiisno P.O. Pb. Nonh8IIR2 The Hollyburn Lumber Co., Ltd. (Successors to The Pscisc Coast Import e Export Co'y) Foot of 18th Street st Wstexfront Facing South on HAYWOOD AVENUE, 16th to 18th Streets. Beautiful location and all cleared ready to build on. From $550 up, according to location and size. See. Office Phone West 64 Residencet West 9282 A Full and Complete Line of Lumber. IVe are agents for The Coalmont Collieries and carry a stock of Lump and Nut Coal. Carrying a Stock of IFencing MaterialJOHN LAWSON Phone West 55Office foot of 17th Street. We Want Your Business ANNOUNCEMENT Buy a LOT for a home; a HOME means a lot. TROUGHTON A BARROW We have decided to close the Dundarave Branch and cent- ralise all our business at the Ambleside Store. From now till July 15, we are clearing all the stock at Dundarave store at Bargain prices. Capital Wardrobe,.... Regular $ 18.00. Kitchen Cabinet ........ Regular $ 14.00. Oak Library Table....Regular $8.00. All kinds of Bargains. Kevill Furniture Store Dundarave and Ambleside. Phone West 36 Real Estate kk Insurance Dundarave Phone WEST 83. HERE SINCE ISIO WEST VAN. GARAGE THE RELIABLE REPAIR SHOP GAS Phone West 130 OIL Choice View Lots