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Resampled001B6D0E New classes now beiag formed J. M. Morgan WEST VANCO(IVER Teacher of Voice Pro- duction and Singing Phones West 173 Seymour 8058o TRUCKING oud TEAM WORK Eucuvu(iug (Day or Contract) Hollybum Theatre Friday and Snturday hln! lith and 7th BUSTER K EATOiN in Battling Butler PLEASE NOTE:-- Commencing Monday this Theatre will be open on hionday as well as Friday and Saturday. REGL'LAR Aiya(ISSION & Evening Mo(iucn Children ....... Inc ioc adunv ear Soc NOTICE SAND & GRAVEL P. A. ANDREWS 1766 Fui(ou. Phone Wcn( 650R BILLIARDS Two Tables Now installed for your uao CHET SHIELDS I(TH STREEC right at Railway Crooning TOBACCO, CO.&FECTIONERY uud PERIODICALS Ferry BARBER SHOP (J. Stiles) LADIES'ND CHILDREN' HAIRCUTI'ING A SPECIALTY Shampooing aud Face Massag- ing in uR branches Only First Class Wort GIVE US A TRIAL To Builders an(I Others As a sample of my work I am permitted to refer you to hir. Appleton of Apple- ton Court. This building both interior and exterior was decorated and painted by myself. Contracts taken for paint- ing and decorating. Kalso- mining a specialty. E. A. BOULDEN 1362 Marine Drive Ambleside Watch, Clock and Jewelery Repairing The bVest Van Watchmaker 8 Jeweller hiarine Drive Between 14th and 15th. GEO. BLYTH Plastering Contractor Estimates Free Phone IVest 29Y EMPIRE SHOE STORE (Marine Drive next door to Seed's Grocery) %Vill be open for business Tomorrow ~ Saturday with a complete line of Footwear for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. LUMBER SPECIALS OF HIGH QUALITY These Specials are all of good grade and we guarantee satisfaction. Come in and look them over. SASH, DOORS AND FRAMES Ambleside Lumber Co. Phone West 199 16th and 51arine 6" Cedar Beveled Siding, clear.......................... $ 12.00 2x6, 8, 10, 12 Com. sized ................................,........ 16.00 6" Cedar Shiplap ........................... 12.00 4x4 and 5x5 Cedar Posts ........................................... 24.00 Ix4 Short Flooring and V Joint ........................... 20.00 THE WEST VAN NEWS PERSO i&A.l 4 hiay 6. 1927. TALK hiay 1917 P,„ hirs. Rocvley and her daught- ers have taken residence in their new home on Kings Avenue. n ~ ~ The Christian Science Society &vho have been leasing Dundar- ave ilail, for some time, expect to occupy their new Church early in June. ~ n ~ The Girl Guides have engaged Dundarave Hall nnd meet every sionday from 4 to 6 in the after- noon. ~ ~ ~ The West Vancouver Musical Society are holding their prac- tices every hionday and Friday evening in Dundarave hall, in preparation for the forthcoming Musical Festival. ~ ' ~ The schools of the North Shore are putting in eleven decorated floats in the Diamond Jubilee parade. The West Vancouver High School float will represent the Province of British Colum- bia, the IVest Vancouver Public Schools being responsible for the Saskatchewan float. o ~ ~ Mr. Sayers has taken a house at 25th and Bellevue. n n Miss Gallop and Miss Harring- ton of Vancouver have moved in- to the Norris house at 25th and Bellevue. n Messrs. Crossley and Fox of Vancouver, are guests at the Fortune Cup Inn. n n ~ Nrs. Low has taken one of the Clachan cabins at 25th and Wat- erfront. Some poopic talk ~ io( ond uuy ii((im Wc can't nuy much un wo haven'( much npuco. Jt or \ t FW WORDS! Gemmiii'n Corn Cure, acts quick- ly unn will remove your corn. I( I( doesn't wc'l rc(uru your mnncy. Fig Syrup (inc conn(ipu(iou), Syrup o( l(ypnphonphncn (n ann&( &once) ho(h ucc gunrnn&ccd. st d'" bean in &( thc&n all t one( we have on llcnlny + g,S& Gene(~ iia(dna&0 )I,dnc 0"l phono THE ST&&RE ()F SEltvi(.'E Wo no(ivor. Wo sell n&umpn. West Van Pharmacy West 37 &4iight West 321 8(orc c(oven cvcry Thucvduy at 7 P. JI. TABI F TAI K I'canut Bu(ier To make peanut butter, the peanuts nre shelled and ground very fine in n mill. The nuts con- tain enough natural oil to render them of 0 buttery consistency. A little crenm workecl into n small portion of the butter just before using is an improvement. slixing Bowl To keep a bowl from slicling and turning when mixing with one hand an&I adding ingredients with the other, put a fol&led towel under it. A &award & mdd by lhc B 7&os(ces fm loading lo th person or 9'ovedthe r'agpole at school. A s wm also be P ation ycaolti vie tion of an! ly damaging ty. II. B. Gd Sccy I Bread Crumb l(1uffins Two-thirds cup of bread crumbs, three-quarters cup milk, half cup molasses, one egg, one and a quarter cups flour, two teaspoons baking powder. three- quarter teaspoons salt, half tea- spoon soda, half teaspoon cinna- mon, one-quarter teaspoon cloves one an&i a half tablespoons but- ter. Soak the bread crumbs in the milk. add the molasses aml the beaten egg. Ad&I the dry in- gredients mixed and sifted to- gether, melt the butter and add. Pour into greased muffin pan and bake in a moderate oven a- bout twenty minutes. I'lain Strawberry Shortcake Two cups flour, four teaspoons baking powder, one-half teaspoon salt, two teaspoons sugar, three- quarters cup milk, one-quarter cup butter. Nix dry ingredients sift twice, work in butter and add the milk gradually. Toss on a floured board and divide in two parts. Pat, roll out and bake ten minutes in a hot oven in buttered round layer cake pans. Split and spread with butter. Put strawberries previously prepar- ed between and on top of the shortcake. Egg Salad Hard-boil from four to six eggs and cut into neat sections, in halves lengthways, then in &iuarters. Wash and shred neat- ly a lettuce Cut into thin slices a cooked beetroot. Chop flnely 0 few capers, and also chop 0 little bit of parsley. Arrange these ingredients neatly in a sal- acl bowl, sprinkling them with the parsley and capers. Make 0 neat border of the eggs around the edge. Pour salad dressing over. n Mr. and Nrs. Donald Clark, Bellevue and 25th, have moved to Fairview. n J. Gawthorne, agent for Sing- er Sewing machines and C. C. M. bicycles. who has been sharing with Eugene Tite the latter's store on Marine Drive at Amble- side, has taken one of J. S. Yates'ew stores. He will shortly move his business there, also the busi- ness of the Hollyburn Music Shoppe, at present situated at 22nd and Marine Drive. n & n A. Chilton, manager of the Royal Bank here, has purchased the hfayhew house at 16th and Inglewood. n A large number of books for the Public School library have been received from the School Board, aided by a grant from the Provincial Government. v n n Harold Downey, who was visit- ing his uncle, P. E. Downey of the Marine Motors, over the week end, returned to his home in White Rock on isIonday. n Nrs. Hughes, 17th and Water- front, has bought the Seymour property at 15th and Inglewood. 'v n ~ Under the auspices of the A. O. T. S. of the West Vancouver Churches, the Women'6 Auxili- ary of the United Church will present for the second time 'Ye Olde Tyme Concert'n the Unit- ed Church Hall on Saturday, May 14th, at 8.15 p. m. The entire proceeds are for Community Service and the residents of IVest Vancouver are cordially invited to make this performance as great a success as the last. ~ n n Very few hikers visited Holly- burn Ridge over the week end, on account of the stormy weath- er that prevailed. About nine inches of snow fell on the ridge during Saturday night and Sun- day. ~ ~ n The Baptist Church will hold an evening service next Sunday at 7.15 when the West Vancou- ver Orangemen will attend in a body. ~ n Nrs. Roy Faulkner, 2319 Mar- ine Drive, received wor&l last Monday that her home in Gull Lake, Saskatchewan, ha&i been burnt t(& the ground. G( Mi DISPLAY OF WORK BY PUI'ILS OF HOLLYBURN SCHOOI 0%ce: S About two hundred parents and friends of the pupils attend- ing the Hollyburn Public School visited a display of work exhib- ited last Friday afternoon in two of the school classrooms. The interesting and varied showing, which included primary and jun- ior handwork, writing, art work, nature and history booklets, health charts, geography pro- jects and sewing, gave those present quite a considerable in- sight into what the pupils ac- complish in their studies and daily routine. BE GA CITY pl B. c B. FL A NE3IORY TEST Some years ago, Nacready. the actor, and Foote the comedian, were discussing the question of 'memory', when Macrea&ly re- marked: once having heard any- thing he could easily repeat it, which Foote very much doubted. So Foote, to test him out, pro- pounded the following an&I asked Nacready to repeat it. "So she went into the garden to cut a cabbage leaf to make an apple pie and a great she-bear coming along the street popped his head into the barber shop aml said 'no soap'? aml then he died aml she very imprudently married the barber. And there were present the Joblillies and the Garcelies and the Great Pan- jandrum himself with the little round button at top and they all fell to playing the game of catch-as-catchwan until the gun- powder ran out of the heels of their boots." Needless to say the laugh was on Macready. &&nil c DEATH OF C. I'. I'ETTIT The death occurred on Friday of C P Pettit at his residence 18th an&I Fulton, after only 0 week's illness. The deceased. who was in his,'11th year, was in the employ ol'he Union Oil Co., and ha&I only come here from Kingston, Ontario, recently. Funeral services were held at the Burrar&l Funeral Chapel on Mon- &lay, Rev. A. Iiarding Priest, of- ficiating, and interment was made in Ocean View cemetery. The deceased is survived by his wife and two little girls. Th,„, do ao In8'leo (hey are '"y bca( & 'h tha I "ca (bat il "tlyely 1 "u"thai„ --F. J. T. hlr. and Nrs. Hailstone. 13th and Waterfront, have moved to Boyne and Smith's cottage at 13th and Esquimalt. ~ ~ ~ Nrn. Gibson and children re- turned to their home in Gull Lake, Saskatchewan, after a twoweeks'isit with ihlrs. Roy Faulkner. 2319 hlsrine Drive. ~ ~ ~ Miss NcLeish, who hns been living nt the Hotel Vancouver. has taken Nrs. Barbour'6 house at 26th an&1 Wate&front. ~ ~ ~ Nr. Rich has purchased two lots on George Hny'0 subdivision on Inglewood, nnd is starting grading in preparation for build- ing a house there.\ n ~ &Nr. nn&1 Nrs. T. Armstrong and family, who have been resi- dents of (Vest Vnncouver for the last three years, moved lastTues- day to their new house in Kitsil- ano. Nr. ancl Nrs. Armstrong have made a Inrge circle of friends during their residence here. and we are sure they will all join in wishing them much joy in their new home. ~ ~ ~ The P. G. E. Raihvay have had ' new platform built at their Ambleside station. ~ n n A. C. Gray has tom down the house on his property at 13th and Waterfront, and is building a new house there. Nr. Forster and family have rented one of Mrs. Stevenson's cottages at Dundarave and con- template moving in shortly. Norman Johnson, formerly of 1Vest Vancouver, who has been spending the last six months in the city, has returned to Pasa- dena.