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Resampled001B6CED lde en- 'ng+ ith till'sh .'8 ,itc of for the .eed bin- t to nnd stilt'ite, hen 13rd th8 oil. the 8to nnd SOIP until melt nake ll be tninn move nincd being ,nt it ,t the ilt on I vdth Ianent- .~ ,xcepl 94th blon'ing 8 indth ),gi it. ix nol tfiintl xtttpm I gnlm ,inl of ginto Inm Thil ,knnd April 14 1927 GIRL GUIDES It is the hope of the West Van- couver Local Association of Girl Guides to form a second Company of Girl Guides in this District. With this object in view all girls interested are in- vited to come to a social after- noon to be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Iiolliday, Mariiie Drive, between 29th and 30th Streets, on Tuesday afternoon, rhpril 19th, at 2.30 p.m., when the matter will be discussed and arrangements made. Miss John- son of Vancouver, will be the Guider in charge of the new company with the assistance of Mrs. George Shepherd and Miss Sybil Chapman. All meetings of this new company will be held in the afternoon. An Exhibition of Dancing by the pupils of Miss Joyce Pum- phrey for the benefit of Division- al Girl Guide Headquarters in Vancouver and Camp Fund will be held at the Orpheum Thea- tre, Monday, May 9th, 1927, at 8.15 p.m. The West Vancouver Girl Guides are selling tickets for this concert and respectfully ask the support of all interested in the Girl Guide movement. THE WEST VAN NEWS @Q gl]~ j$rP ERSONALS Stanley Stronge is laid up with a poisoned foot. The poison has now been arrested, and it is ex- pected that Stanley will soon be around again. Archie Brundrett, wireless op- erator on the "City of Vancou- ver," who is visiting his parents for afew days after a voyage to Japan, expects to leave again with his ship on 19th April. He is a son of Harry Brundett, 1144 Jefferson. s Miss Hamill of the Hollyburn School staff, was called to her home in Armstrong last Thurs- day owing to the serious illness of her father, John Hamill, who has since died. Mr. Hamill was justice of the peace, and one of the best known citizens of Arm- strong. W. Herrin has taken up resi- dence again in his house at 14th and Haywood, after having hail extensive alterations made to it. We have been requested to ask that people refrain from calling up school phones during the time the schools are in session, as it disturbs the school routine. s o J. M. Paul has rented M. Mark- ham's house at 21st and Belle- vue. s The West Bay Beach Store, which has been closed for the winter, has been re-opened by Miss J. H. Morris after extensive alterations and improvements. Miss Morris is carrying home- made cakes and confectionery, but is specialising on teas and refreshments served on the ver- andah overlooking the bay. N. Demers of Port Haney, has rented A. A. Rerrie's house at 20th and Bellevue. The United Church team which has entered the Intermediate League, had a practice last Fri- day. The League games will probably start about 21st April. Cyril Haworth, while coasting down Inglewood Avenue hill on his bicycle last Tuesday after- noon, ran into the ditch when en- deavoring to avoid a collision with another boy. He was part- ly stunned by the impact with the ground when thrown from his machine. Cyril suffered a bruised hip, but is otherwise un- hutt. t o Mrs. Charles Reid of Smithers is the guest of Mrs. Sydney Fay at Dundarave. The Public Library has just received from the Provincial Government 204 new books for the use of the members. o o C. J. Legge, who has been liv- ing for some time in Victoria,has returned to his home at 26th and Palmerston. ~ o o W. W. McBain of Edmonton, with his little son, is visiting his mother, Mrs. P. A. McBain, 29th and IVaterfront. o Chas. Forrest, father of Walt- er Forrest, 25th and Mathers, left on Wednesday for Virden, Manitoba. The schools closed today for the Easter holidays and will re- open on Monday April 25th. Mrs. Bowman is starting a sewing class after Easter in the Little Shoppe, Dundarave. o The Marine Motors has been appointed West Vancouver rep- resentatives for Chevrolet ears, both in the sale of new cars and in servicing cars. Chas. H. Hat~er. an old resi- dent of Vancouver, who has spent the past few years on the Prairies as a piano teacher, and who has travelled on the Chau- tauqua circuit with the famous Pereira Sextette, has taken up residence in West Vancouver and is open to accept pupils for the piano. Mr. Harper has had sev- eral notable successes in his teaching career, and will be a welcome addition to the musical circles of West Vancouver. Will Hairier who has resided here for some years is a brother. Mrs. Vegar, who has been oc- cupying the Baldwin cottage at 19th and Marine, has moved to a house on the Keith Road. Mrs. Frank R. Adams of Van- couver, has moved to her sum- mer home at Caulfeild. Mrs. Adams recently returned from an extended visit in Southern California. Reliable Goods at Fair Prices. Quality is the First Considera- tion. Buy your Groceries here and be satisfied. "v"'I'16 GREENWOOD'S GROCERY D l;v„ CANADIAN WINDOW BAKERIES LTD. (A. Ih P. VALENTINE) Ivc erc now handling practically every line of Cakes, Pastry oui Bread supplied by above Bakeries. Orders taken for Wedding, Birthday aud other special cakes. All Kinds of Bakery Goods supplied fresh every day. LIGHT LUNCHES AND TEAS CONFECTIONERY. ICE CREAM. ETC. FRAMAR Montessori School R. B. ANTHONY BUILDER Summer Cottages 3 Specialty Phones West 481L3 A Doug. 551 FOR SMALL CHILDREN 18th 8 ERatmslt lies. W. D. Frutr Phono West 93L Terms Reasonahi West Vancouver TENNIS „,„,„,.„,„, MoWILLIAMS „„,„„...CUSTOM .TAILOR SPRING AND SUNNIER SUITINGS Now complete. Large selection--for Sport or Business. Before Ordering Your Easter Suit Come and see our patterns. CITY Dyeing, Repairs PRICES and Alterations . PHONE WEST 20 CLUB Courts will be open for play on or about Dry Cleaning and Pressing APRIL 15th Intending members should moke application at once to J. McARTHUR, Hollyburu P.O. SAVORY c%. DUVALoc B. BURTON, Phone West 23L2 REAL ESTATE AND IiVSURAViCE ]429 Marine Drive Phone West 114 Watch, Clock and Jewelery Repairing The West Van Watchmaker 8 Jeweller North A West Vancouver Stages Office aud Waiting Room: 5 Louodolo Avenue WEEK DAY SCHEDULE Leave North Vancouver for SHERIIAN eud CYPRESS PARK on the hour from uud including T o.m. to 6.40 p.m.; also 20 minutes past the hour from aud including 6.20 a.m. to 9.20 a.m. oud 1.20 p.m, to 11.20 p.m. RETURNING from SHERMAN 30 minutes after above times. SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS Leaves North Vancouver on the hour from 8 o.m. to 8 p.m.; also at 1.40, 2.40, 7.40, 8.50, 9.20 uud 10.20 p.m., returning from Cypress Park 30 minutes after above times. Marine Drive Between 14th and 15th. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT of all kinds RADIOS and BATTERIES LAMPS -- FIXTURES We specialise in everything Electrical which makes for Com- fort, Beauty and Labor-Saving. BUILDING CONTRACTS or PRIVATE WORK WEST VAN ELECTRIC (J. H. Paterson) PHONE WEST 108 1473 Marine Drive NOTICE The stage will leave iVorth Vancouver at 6.40 p.m. instead of 7 p.m. HOT CROSS X BUNS Phone your orders -- Ivcst 151K MRS. DRAPER L SON Phone West 84 For Sand, Gravel Truck Work Etc. H P. Tearoe 16%0 Haywood Ave. HOhlE COOhlNG Ih DELICATESSEN 2435 hlARINE DRIVE West Vancouver Neat Duadaraee Hall. West 322 468 1 J. H. RE7D Sand, Gravel and General Teamvvork Manure For Sale Pearce's Drygoods 14th St. and Marine Silk Lingerie TAXI Phon ~ t WEST lie Rea WEST ISOL F. Newman 8 D. RobbinsYES.'We have Muresco, Kalsomine and Building Papers OUR PRlCES ARE CITY PRICES. OUR STOCK IS COhIPLETE. Phone West 322 Now for Estimates on Your Paint Needs in Peach, hluicc, Orchid and Nile Green at $1L20, $2.90 aud $3.45 a Suit Phone West 144 CARI'EiVTERS House Painters, Popcrhaugetu Kulsumiuiug, Rc-Shingling, ctc. Rcusouoblo Terms Send for our sample book of Wafipapers. Latest in Designs Peep o'ay House Phone hlathers a 29th ttvcat 437 R3 D. MORGAN, J.P. NOTARY PUBLIC REAL ESTATE nnd INSURANCE Twouty-nfth oud Marine Dc. Phono West 4 I WE DE'LIVER Remember We Guarantee Every thing. MAPLE LEAF PAINT STORE North Side of Marine, near 14th St. West 322 E. F. TITE SPRING IS THE TIME TO BRIGHTEN UP WITH Nafjle Leaf Faints anil Floglaze Enamels