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Resampled001B6D45 June 17, 1927 THE WEST VAN NEWS PURSE OF GOLD PRESENTED TO FATHER A. MACDONALD PERSONALS A presentation of a purse of gold was made on Wednesday night at the Fortune Cup Inn to Father A. DIacdonald by the ladi- es of St. Anthony's Church. J. J. Dutton made the presentation speech. Speeches were also made by I"ather J. B. Macdonald, rector of the pro-cathedral, Van- couver, also by Father P. B. Fog- arty and Father J. Kelly. Fath- er A. Macdonald in accepting the purse thanked the donors and voiced his regrets at leaving West Vancouver. At the conclu- sion of the evening refreshments were sened by the ladies. B. C. ANGI,ERS'SSOCIA- TION HOLD COMPETITION AT GARROW BAY The B. C. Anglers'ssociation held a deep sea fishing competi- tion on Sunday at Garrow Bay. The competition ivas conducted under the supervision of the president, Johnson Lee, and the vice-president, Jim Holt. About 50 members took part, the fol- lowing being the winners: first prize, E. Whatmough, 14 lbs.; second prize, J. W. Fox, 131/2 lbs.; third prize, F. Southern and J. J. Powell, 121/i lbs. each; ladies'pecial prize, Mrs. Jim Holt, 31/2 lbs. The fish caught were all cod or bass and one fair sized skate. Until further notice is given the West Vancouver Liberals are discontinuing their regular monthly meetings. An auto collision occurred on Wednesday morning when E. G. Crisford, ivho was proceeding v&est on Esquimalt in his Chevro- let, and J. Wailer, going north in his Ford truck on 16th, crash- ed together at t'ee street inter- section. Both cars were precip- itated into the ditch on the north side of Esquimalt, but fortun-f ately neither driver was hurt. The Chevrolet had a broken fen- der, front and aprons bent, and a front and rear wheel damaged. Both rear wheels of the Ford were smashed and a fender and running board badly damaged. The Marine Motors took charge of the wreck and towed both cars to their garage, where they are being repaired. LADIES HAIRCUTTING nod SHINGLING, any Style HOLLYBURN BARBER SHOP 25 years experience 1VNL NEWBY Prop. hose calling us mayT do so with the feel. ing of confidence that they are employing the very best available, and with the further assur- ance &hut the cost will be entirely I n accordance with their own wishes. We know the drug boni ness. Our 24 years'xperi- ence proves that. Wo know the drug business in West Vancouver Our 7 ycnrs'ere proves that. Yoo can have the benefit of this ex- perience at no extra coei. What do you ~ uaPeCt a Paint to do ~ Mr. and Mrs. John Gregg of Vancouver have moved into a house at Caulfeild. Mrs. F. W. Beaton of Balsam Street, Kerrisdale, is the guest of Mrs. Draper of Dundarave, for a few days. Mr. Norman J. Crees, and Mr. and Miss McIn- tyre of Grandview were also vis- itors entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Draper over the week end. s The fire brigade answered a call at 10.30 a. m. Wednesday to W. Miller'3 cottage at 16th and Fulton, but the fire, which was very small,had been put out with buckets of water almost as soon as the call had been sent in. There was some water damage and a chair was burnt. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sheridan Flan- agan, Altamont, entertained at a Children's Party last Sunday, the occasion being the 1st birth- day of their daughter, Mary Patricia. The sun room . was gaily decorated with ribbon streamers, balloons, etc. Those present were the Misses Betty Foran, Jacqueline Vance, Betty Jane Donohoe, Catherine Hirst, Mary Lees, Master Jimmie Mathers, Jackie Leyland, Day- nard Welsh, Gordon Malcolm and Elmer Condon. A. L. Grout, Duchess and 12th St., who some weeks ago had the misfortune to break his arm, is now out and around again. W. McQuaker's new house on the Esplanade between 11th and 12th Streets, is nearing comple- tion. Mrs. Greenwood and family, Marine Drive at Ambleside, left 3n Thursday for Ladysmith to visit relatives there. Mrs. G. A. Coney and her little daughter returned from the North Vancouver General Hos- pital on Tuesday and are staying with Mr. and Mrs. George Gem- mill, 25th and Esquimalt. Miss Ruth M. Jones, Vancou- ver, who has been spending sev- eral weeks on Vancouver Island, has returned to the city and will spend the summer at her home in Cypress Park. o s s Lawson Avenue is being open- ed up from 24th to 25th Street. Burrard Funeral Chapel CENTER ai HANNA LTD. Established 1893 320 Third Street E. North Vancouver Phone iVnrth 1110 B. D. WHITE ~ MANAGER Mr. and Mrs. David Gordon of Vancouver, are moving shortly to their summer home here. Mrs. W. B. Small, 20th and Fulton, has returned to her home after spending a vacation as the guest of Mrs. W. H. Hill, North Arm. The 1st West Vancouver I.O. D. E. Girl Guide Company will attend the Memorial Service at the Soldier's Plot, North Van- couver on Sunday, June 19th. n e Miss A. Killie of Lethbridge, Alberta, was a guest during the week end of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Leggatt, Gladstone and 25th. Mr. King of Vancouver, who is a regular summer visitor here is moving back to his residence at West Bay. Clarence Wallace went into the ditch at 11 p. m. Tuesday while driving along the lower Caulfeild Road. The Marine Motors pulled his car on the road and he was able to proceed, his car only be- ing slightly damaged. A Flannel Dance will be held at the Blue Dragon Inn Whyte- cliff on Wednesday evening, June 22nd, under the auspices of the Local Association of Girl Guides. Professor Morgan especially requests a full attendance of the boys on Saturday next at 10 a.m. in the Hollyburn School. Special practice for the chorus to be sung at the Memorial Service during Confederation ceremoni- es. The council will meet repre- sentatives of the councils of the City and District of North Van- couver on Monday at 7 p. m. in the Municipal Hall to discuss the question of a name for the high- way from the Second Narrows bridge to Whytecliff. What do you want in a pain&--beauty -- protection -- economy. You'l find them all in Ayres Paints- we have one to fill your par- ticular paint need.'ememberthis when youhave 3 prescription io bcfilled or require advice. Wc deliver. Wc sell stamps. R. SEEDSWest Van Pharmacy PHONE: iVEST 37 General Merchants Hardware Paint Marine Drive, Ambleside Phone West 28 Store closed every Thursday at 7 P. 5L ~HQfiilbeeeeo~ T. WALSH Painting in all its branches SUMMER SCHOOL FOR SMALL CHILDREN 18th 3 Etsshsslt Ilm W. D. frosts Phono West 03L Torose Reosenehl~ Phone: West 504-0 Clochan Hotel A O'BABLE VERNON FEED STORE»" w t9 FEED Good assortment of Bedding Plants CEDIENT FUEL Geraniums, Seed Potatoes, etc., for sale ETC. „„„,„,„„... MeWILLIAMS „„.„„„, CUSTOM TAILOR SPRING AND SUMIIIER SUITliVGS Now complete. Large selection--for Sport or Business. Before Ordering Your Next Suit Come and see our patterns. Dyeing, Repairs and Alterations Dry Cleaning CITY and PRICES Pressing PHONE WEST 20 For 1Vest Vancouver Properties see Watch, Clock and Jewelery Repairing The West Van Watchmaker & Jeweller SAVORY DUVAL PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS TO HOLD CLOSING EXERCISES Marine Drive Between 14th and 15th. The pupils of the public schools will meet at the Holly- burn Theatre next Friday, June 24th, at 2 p. m. for the closing exercises. A programme has been arranged consisting of pat- biotic songs and speeches by I public men. Phone West 84 for Sand, Gravel Truck Work Ete. H P. Tcaroe 16'IU Haywood Ave. I429 Itevine Drive Pheon West 340 Specializing in West Vancouver Floral Show VisitorsW. B. A. We are serving special LIGHT LUNCHES aod TEAS during the Show hours. Rc- fresbmenis any time. Our Home-cooked Products are delicious aod nppctixing A special meeting of Review No. 24 will be held on Monday evening, June 20th, at 8 p.m., sha&p, to discuss the proposed plans for participation by this review in the Jubilee parade. The matter of uniforms for the guards and colour-bearers ivill also be decided, and all those having ideas on this subject are invited to work, them out on crepe paper and submit them to the review. It was not possible to decide place of meeting before going to press, but members can have all information by phoning West 49L on or after Saturday morn- ing. The handsome china platter donated by Mrs. F. Barbour in ai&l of the True Blue Oiphanage at New Westminster, ivas won by Mrs. T. W. Ward, ivith ticket number 74. West Vancouver Pearce's Drygoods MRS. DRAPER & SON 14th and Marine Phone West 144 Window Blinds and Awnings 2835 51ARIiVE DRIVE Nest Dnndorsve H il West 157t ESTIMATES FSXF F. Newman & D. Robbins CARPEiVTERS PITiiiAN BBBINEss COIIEGE DAY and NIGHT SCHOOL You will receive intensive indi- vidual training. I 2 2 Iticbarde St. Phone Soy. 9135. Coa Hastings I House Painters, Papcvbangcve Eoleominiog, Ro-Sbingiing, eic. Reasonable Terms GEORGE Send for our sample book of IVallpapers. Latest m Designs I'ccp o'ay Bouse I'bone nlsthers fai 29th West I37R:I EDWARD Swan O'ook LANDSCAPE and C ENERAL GAIIDENERS 1584 Dempsey Rd., Upper Lynn Phone--North laiopi2 - 1240R3 Le&eon, Shrubberies, Rock Gnrd. cos, Wolks, Dritcs, Peoccs, Hedges, Greenhouses, Summer- houses, I'ools, Planned nod Constructed Lnwnn ib Gnrdeos kept in order. Apprenticed Gnrdcnsrs tvith 30 years'xperience. Wo!I laid oot grounds are 3 tbiog of beauty. Let Practical moo do your work. I HARRON BROS. Bk IVI LLIAiBISOiV NORTH VANCOUVER GENERAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY gIHIPI nl Oirrctars The total proceeds of the Tag Day collection for the above Hos- pital to &late amounts to $271. West Vancouver cont&dbutcd $ 59.59 of that amount. The "Tag Day" committee wish to thank all those who help- ed to make it so successful. North Vancouver I'arlors 122 TVest Sixth Street, Phone North 134 Vancouver Parlors 65 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134