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001B6B84 July 30th, 1926. Life Saviug Demonstration at Horseshoe Bay Sixteeen members of the Royal Life Saving Society, under the leadership of H. H. Duggan, Sec- retary of the Society, gave a life-saving demonstration at Horseshoe Bay on Sunday after- noon, July 25th, under the aus- pices of the Horseshoe Bay Boat- ing and Yachting Club. At least three thousand people witnessed the performance--the members of the Boating Club and friends being accommodated on the Club House verandah while a host of spectators thronged the beach. A great number of small boats, launches, row-boats and canoes gathered around the float to watch the in- teresting demonstration In addition to the practical work a lecture on "First Aid" was then given by Mr. Duggan, assisted by M. E. Curran, in the Club rooms. The members of the Royal Life Saving Society were then entertained at a dinner given by the Club in the Horseshoe Bay Hotel and the Blue Dragon Inn. Summer School Picnic at Whytecliff More than two hundred stud- ents and members of the teach- ing staff of the University Sum- mer School were present Friday last at the school's annual pic- nic at Whytecliff. After lunch had ben served at 11 a. m. at the University, the party left for North Vancouver where they took the 2 p. m. train to Whytecliff. Boating, hiking, games and dancing were feat- ures of the day's outing. The party returned at 11 p. m. to the city. Beach Party at 19th and Waterfront On Saturday night Mr. and . Mrs. H. Nicholls, 19th and Wat- erfront, gave a swimming party and bonfire on the beach at the foot of 19th. Community sing- ing was indulged in, and refresh- ments were served. Among those present were: The Misses Cleery, Mr. and Mrs. Conway, Mrs. and Mrs. Leopard, Mr. Bnd Mrs. Halloway, Mr. and Mrs. Kidd, Miss Murray, Miss Hallo- way, Mr. Hilton, Mrs. Willough- ii 'y, Miss Stanford, Mr. Erickson, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. McCallum, Mr. Martin, Miss Floyd, Miss Whittingham, Mrs. Smith, Miss Caunt, Miss Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Parker. West Van Scottish Society A committee meeting of the executive and the picnic commit- tee was held this week to ar- range for the purchase of the gold medals to be donated to the Dundarave Regatta. These med- als will be competed for by bona fide West Vancouver children resident in the municipality, the same as last year. All members of the society are invited to attend the Memorial Service on Sunday, August 8th, in the Memorial Park, 20th and Marine, at 3 p. m., under the auspices of the West Vancouver "dlranch of the Canadian Legion. tt is hoped that as many memb- ers as possible will avail them- selves of the opportunity to at- tend this very worthy service. Mr. Charles Appleton has re- turned from Surf Inlet, where he has been for several years connected with the Belmont Surf Inlet Gold Mining Company, which is now closed down. Mr. Appleton is an old resident of West Vancouver, and has again taken up residence here. CRICKET WEST VAN. C. C. vs. NORTH VANCOUVER C. C. Plsycd at Boulevard Park, Saturday, July 24th. North Vancouver Innings Rcngyoovo, 0 Bsywla b Baywia........ 3 Lcgh, b Parker ........................ 11 Blockott, c G. E. Court, b Bnrkcy 22 Smith, c Horyop, b Parker............ 2 Vlcnyy, b Chapman .......................... 47 Dalton, c G. E. Court, b Hulmc.... 6 Young, ynn out ...................--..... 7 Irvlnc, b Chspmon ..................... 6 Peters, b Chapman ............... 0 Cauldcyy, 0 Hnyyop, b Chapman.„, 4 Klyby, not ont,.....,,........,..., 0 Extras . ...................... ....... 2 Total .. ................................109 Bowling: Runs Wickets Barwia . ... . ' .......... 1 9 1 Porker .............................. 23 . 2 Baker .............................. 28 1 Hulmc................................ 16 1 Chapman .......................... 16 4 M. Emotion-Court ................ 7 0 West Vancouver Innings E. W. Bnkor, b Blnckott ............... G9 C. Barwia, c Lcgh, b Vicsyy.......... 1 W. Hoyle, 0 Young, b Blackctt.... 11 F. Hsrrop, b Cnuldycy .................. G E. W. Parker, b Young .............. 45 P. C. Chapman, b Blnckctt ............ 4 G. Emcrton-court, not out........ 11 M. Emotion-Court, b Iyvlno............ 1 F. G. Cooper, b Irvino ................ 0 R. Hulmc, b Irvino .......................... 0 F. Knstncr, b Iyvlno ................. 1 Extras ........ ................................ 7 Total ..... ... ... ................... 1 56 Bowling: Runs Wickets Blacken ............,......,........ 40 3 Vicary .................................. 33 1 Cauldcry ................................ 21 1 Dalton ................................ 18 0 Rcdgyovc .............................. 12 0 Peters.............................. 20 0 Young ............................. 4 1 Irvinc ......... . ................... . 1 4 Next game West Vancouver C. C. vs. Derelicts C. C. at 14th Avenue, City, 2 p. mu Saturday, July 31St. Police Court News R. J. Gcymyn, Captain Massey, L. A. Rslnoa, Alex. Mackcnzic snd R. Mc- Kitylck, were fined for infractions of the Motor Ach The cases against Gordon Lyons snd Kenneth Buttlo, under the Liquor Act were dismissed and those against E. Parry and M. Parsons were edjourn- cch THE WEST VAN NEWS Mr. George Gourlay Has Accident Mr. Gourlay in stepping over a log in the woods last Friday, slipped and gave his right knee a very bad wrench, necessitating medical attention. Mr. Gourlay will not be able to walk for two weeks, but is carrying on his business as usual by means of a telephone extension to his bed in the room at the back of his of- fice. L. 0. B. A. The regular meeting of the L. O. B. A. was held Thursday, 15th July, in Dundarave Hall, when the R. W. Grand Mistress Sister Smith of B. C., and R. W. Junior Deputy Grand Mistress Sister Darracott of B. C., visited the Lodge. The latter gave a very able discourse for the good and welfare of the association, which was very much appreciat- ed, after which refreshments were served. The next regular meeting will be held in Dundarave Hall on Thursday, August 5th, at 8 o'lock. DINNER PARTY AT "THE CLACHAN" Mrs. Fitzpatrick from Pentic- ton, gave a dinner party at "the Clachan" on Saturday evening. After a sumptuous dinner those invited went to the I. 0. D. E. dance. Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Brewis, Mr. R. Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr. George Eels, Miss Violet Steelhead and Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Gill. Hon. Dr. Sutherland Heads P.G.E. Board ' meeting of the newly organ- ized board of directors of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway was held in Vancouver Tuesday afternoon. Hon. Dr. W. H. Sutherland is president of the board and Mr. W. J. Blake Wil- son is vice-president. Only rou- tine business was discussed, the general question of policy not being considered. The directors are each studying certain phases of the railway situation, how- ever, and some radical changes in policy may ensue in the next few weeks. CONSERVATIVES A meeting of the West Vancouver Conservative Association for electing delegates to nominating convention will be held at the Ambleside Hall, Monday, Aug. 2nd at 8 p.m. Ail those wiehing to identify themselves with the Conservative Campaign in West Vancouver will make application for membership to P. C. CHAPMAN, Secretary, Dundarave P.O. Phone West 42Y3 or at the Meeting. Shoe Repairing by Modern Methods We have now installed new Bnd up-to-date electrical machinery for every branch of shoe repair Tvork. Bring your old shoes here and have them repaired quickly and eificiently Wrights Shoe Repair MARINE DRIVE, AMBLESIDE Bring them to us for Quick and Satisfactory Finishing. In To- day, Out Tomorrow at 5 o'lock. The Dundaraue Pharmacy G. N. and n. Gemmllb Bec. Pbatmeclece 3 doors East of Dundnyavo P.O. Phone West 606 DENTIST Phone Sep. 2364 for Appointiseat Dr. W. J. Curry 30I Dominion Building Vancouver Dr. Curry gives personal attention to his patients. Moderate prices. 25 years'ractical exper- en ce. West Van. RESTAURANT 1421 Marine Drive at 14th 8'est Vaffcouver PharmaCy G. abend B. Gemmlll. Rec. pharmacuie New Amblcaido BBSClng Phone West 37 DAILY Freight Service to Whytecliff and way points. Ferguson's Motor Transfer 2446 Pfarine Drive, Dsadarave f64 Alexander St., Vaacosveer Phones: West 85 - Sey. 6217 EVERYBODY KNOWS Aak Ua About, Out PHOTO THE""'ing Studio 311 Hastings Street West Established 1902 V. V. VINSON, Prop PHOTOS THAT PLEASE W. CARLEY Msrmo Dmvo between 21St and 22nd West Vancouver Raa. Phone Waat 71Y HOUSEPAINTING KALSOMINING SIGNS, ETC. PIANO POLISHING 'stimatesGiven Phone West 84 For Sand, Gravel Truck Work Etc. H P. Tearoe l 640 Hsywood Ave. West Vancouver STRATTON'S BAKERY AMBLESIDE Freeh Bread, Cakes, Pastries, Shortbread and Nut Loaves Daily ED. BLACK'S WEST VAN TRANSFER We hnvo been ao buay Stocking our achoola for the winter chat we bavo hnd lo neglect our coal customora. Lct ua give Jou a nguto on tour violet supply. PHONE ED. BLA&K WEST 68 Sole agent for the CORRY SOOTLESS COAL HAVE OUR DELIVERY MAN CALL Phone West 27 Established 5 VI Years C. J. OVERINGTON BARBER For the convenience of the ladica of the District I have had the tolophono installed PHONE WEST 135 spd make an nppoinimcnt. 14th and Marine DUNDARAVE llIEAT MARKET Phone Tvcat 5 FRESH hlEAT AND FISH 1vc Deliver Best Wood on North Shore Inside Fir Get our Special Price Now for Your Winter Supply Coal, Building Materials, Sand, Gravel, Etc. Marine Transfer (G. E. Curne, Prop) 25th and Marine Phone Ivest 112 Satisfaction Guaranteed P SRCII. IC GRL&'A.T 143dkSTLPRih RY. WEEK-DAY WESTBOUND Tralee leave Nerih Vaneeuvet for ~ ll pelnte ie Whyieclill. 0.00, l.aa. 0.00. RAI. 11.48 a.m., 1.48, 8.40, 8.48, ~ .4I, RAR, 0.4, 8,88 aad 10.01 p.m EASTBOUND Tralne leave wbyieclill lcr an palate ie North venceurett--0.80, '1.80, 0.80, 10.88 a.m. 48.00. I.aa, 8.88, 4.aa, 8.88, R.m. R.aa, 0.11 and 11.08. SUNDAYS--WESTBOUND Tralnc leave Nerih Vanceuccr on Sundaye aad Nendaye for au peinle le Wbyieelie ~1 0.40 a.m.. and theo 80 mlnulm peel each bout ualil 0.80 p.ca. EASTBOUND Tcalne leave Wbylcelle for all palate ie North Vanceucet at Ia mlauiee past cath hour ftum 0.80 ~.m. ie 0.80 p.m. ~cD l., For further infermallea pbene Natch 800 er Seymeut aaal, pececnaec ep 008 Oraacille Sttecc. Vanceuver. B. C.