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Resampled001B6DCD THE WFctT VAN NEWS Srptemhes 23, 1927 5~~(P tcnh SC SPKCIALS P ERSONALS hIS Vr'eek ihir. and Nrs. Hopkins havetaken a cottage at 19th an&I The West Vancouver LiberalAnsocintion hei&i its regular monthly meeting Inst Tuesday night, President nil&hn Lnwson being in the chair. The next meeting will be held on the third Tuesday in October, when, in ad- dition to officers for the year being elected, npecinl spenkers will be present. At the meeting this week only routine mnttern &vere discussed nnd preparations made for the fall nn&l winter meetings. ~ e ~ The new buil&ling being con- structed for George Hay at the corner of 14th and Marine will, it is exp&icted, be remly for oc- cupation the first of the month. a ~ a It is reported thnt rost rooms for ladies and gentlemen will be added to Dundarave Hnll, aml that the completion of this work w&ll be hurried for the conven&- ence of the parties being hei&i there this fall. ~ ~ a Nrs. Hastings of Dun&larave, is enjoying a two-weeks'aca- tion along the California coast, where the weather is ideal. a ~ Miss Mulcahy, sister of Mrs. E. A. Rathje, 13th an&I Gordon, is here from Halifax, Nova Scotia. There is a probability of Miss Mulcahy making this her permanent home. ~ ' 'e Mr. and Nrs. E. H. Scott, 24th and Kings, who have been in Victoria for a week, returned last Tuesday night. Mr. Scott &s confmed to h&s home through sickness. a a ~ West Vancouver L.O.L., No. 2990 is giving an open night for members and their friends next Wednesday at 8 p. m. in Dundar- ave Hall. There will be dancing, refreshments and music. ~ 'e ~ Mrs. Chas. Donohoe and little daughter Betty, 26th an&I Belle- vue, have left for a two weeks'isitat Ocean Falls. Miss J. Kinney, a former resi- dent here, but who now lives in the city, was a visitor in West Vancouver on IVednesday. Miss Kinney has recently returned from a tnp &n the east. ~ a Providing that the sum of $30 be contributed by J. Normand and the sum of $50 by George Hay the council have authorized the building of a plank sidewalk in front of their properties as outlined by the municipal engin- eer at a cost of $357. If J. Nor- mand does not contribute, the sidewalk must not be extended beyond George Hay's property and the cost of same must not exceed $249. ~ ' The council have issued in- structions that all officers of the police force must wear their uni- forms when on regular duty. ~ e 1 The first of a series of Whist Drives to be run by Review 21 IVomen's Benefit Association, will be held on Wednes&iay even- ing in the Ambleside hall. The ladies extend a cordial invita- tion to all old anil new friemls and also new residents to come aml get better acquainted. ~ ~ Mr. and Nrs. W. R. Sakar nnd family, who have been on an extended visit to the Old Coun- try, have returned aml are living at 5th Street East, North Van- couver. ' ~ a The West Vancouver branch of the Canadian Legion is giving a social next Friday evening, 30th instant in Dundarave. There will be a musical program dancing and refreshments. Bellevue for the &vinter. e a ~ hlr. Golden 25th and Haywood, hns moved back to Vancouver. ~ ~ ~ Dr. A. ('. Nash 15th Street, returned iblonday from a short visit to Victoria. ~ ~ ~ hir. and hire. C. H. 51urphy &vere the guests over the &reek end of Nr. am! Nrs. D. Gillctt, 15th and Inglewood. ihir. nnd ibtrs. Murphy are leaving next month for Oakland, California. ~ ~ ~ hir. Burns, 26th and Haywood, hns moved into a suite nt Apple- ton Court, 17th and Esquimalt. ~ ~ ~ Mr. Lindop, Radcliffe Ave., has moved bnck to North Van- couver. ~ a ~ 51r. and &birn. W. L. Grout, have an addition to their family, a son having been born to them Saturday evening at their home at 15th and Bellevue. Both mother aml baby are doing &cell. ~ a A letter signed by G ratepay- ers was received by the council on hfon&iay night applying for a street light at the corner of 22nd and Queens. The letter &vas ord- ered placed on the light file. H. Johnston has written a let- ter to the council asking that grading be done at 27th and Queens. The letter was refer- red to the engineer for his re- port. Ixg No. 3 Fir Shiplap .........$10.00 per 51. lxg nnd 10 No. 2 Fir Shiplap $ 1S.OO IxG Ceiling and Flooring .. $ 12.00 No. I and 2 E. G. Ix3 Floo& ing $55.00 No. I and 2 E. G. Ix4 Flooring $60.00 Ix4 Good Grade Flooring ...... $ 18.00 1x3 Good Grade Flooring ...... $ 18.00 and other Specials. See us first. Window Glass ia All Sizes carried in stock. Am) esi(e .um)er Co. Marine Drive at 16th St. West 199 CAiVADIAN LEGION The first regular meeting of the Canadian Legion since the summer recess &vas held in the Canadian Legion rooms last Fri- day evening at 8 p. m. The meeting, which &vas &cell atteml- ed, dealt with a quantity of cor- respondence relative to routine matters &vhich had accumulat- ed during the summer. A com- mittee with power to act consist- ing of Comrades Lawson and Archer was appointed in regard to the sale of poppies on Armis- tice Day. It &vas decided to hold a social with a musical programme and dancing in Dundarave Hall next Friday at 8 p. m. The commit- tee in charge of arrangements are Comrades Carley, Childs, Turner, Rivers and Camp. Hollyburn Theatre Open hiouday, Wednesday Friday aud Sotu&day Admission zsc aud Inc. Friday aud Saturday September 23rd aud 21(h Winners of the Wilderness Monday nud Weduenday September 2nth uud 22&h "Oh, What a Nurse." e a a B. L. Richardson's application for drainage at D. L. 654-8-3, was considered by the council, who promised relief if the nature of the ground at that point per- mitted. AIrs. H. Idsardi's claim for in- jury to her boy when he fell out of the municipal bus on 5th in- stant, has been referred by the council to the ferry manager and the municipal solicitor. ~ 'e a The plan of subdivision of part of parcel D. L. 879 has received the council's approval subject to the owner opening a road. e At a recent meeting of the council the engineer's report on the children's playground was ordered filed. ~ ~ Nrs. A. E. Young, 14th and Kings, who has been ill, has much improved and is able to be about again. e e ~ jbir. and Mrs. A. Gray, who have been living in their cottage at 13th and Waterfront for the summer, will return to take up residence in the city next Tues- day. ~ a The Brownie Pack will meet next IVednesday afternoon, Sep- tember 28th at 4 p.m. in St. Stephen's Hall. a ~ C. J. Overington caught a 16 lb. cohoe a little west of the mouth of the Capilano early 'iVednesday morning. This is one of the biggest salmon caught this year in West Vancouver waters. ihIRS. O'DO&VNELL HONOREDTHE BATI'LE IS OiV- SNOOKER Tournament The beautiful home of AIrs. J. Hadyn Young was crowded with guests last Wednesday after- noon to welcome Nrs. O'Donnell back from the East. All the women's organizations of the United Church were repre- sented -- the Missionary Society --Choir--Sabbath School Teach- ers--C. G. I. T.--and IVomen's Association. Presiding at the beautifully appointed tea table were Nrs. Baldwin (for the Ses- sion) and Mrs. John Lawson (for the Board of Managers.) Choice records on the Victrola added much tothe pleasure of a very enjoyable gathering. At CHETS'ILLIARD PARLOR Starting hfonday at 7 p. m. All entries must be in by 10 p. m. Saturday, Septem- ber 24th. CHET SHIELDS I 1TH STREET right at Railway Crossing ROYAL FLVANCIAL SECURE $ 13,000 IVATERWORKS DFBENTURFS DEATH OF 51RS. JULIA SCOTT The Royal Financial Corpora- tion were swarded the $ 13,000 worth of Waterworks debentur- es recently offered for sale by the council. Their tender of $ 12,964.80 was the highest re- ceived. Nrs. Julia Scott, widow of Henry Scott, passed away on Monday at her home on 15th and Duchess, in her 75th year. Her husband died last October. The funeral services were held from Harron Bros. d& Williamson's Chapel, North Vancouver, and interment was made in IVest Vancouver cemetery. She is sur- vived by two sons, one living in Alberta and Fred in IVest Van- couver, also by a brother who resides in Portland, Oregon. SECOND NARROWS BRIDGE HAS HEA VY bVEEK-END TRAFFIC It is reported by bridge offici- als that on Sunday last 19,702 persons, 5385 autos and 163 other vehicles crossed the bridge while on Saturday 7285 persons 2424 autos and 4(9 other vehicl- es crossed the bridge making a total of 26,9S7 persons, 8809 autos and 642 other vehicles for the wek-end. Sunday morning' traffic on the bridge was excep- tionally light although the vceather was fine with the result that in a few hours of the after- noon, the bridge coped with prac- ally the whole day's traffic. In fact the traffic over the bridge throughout the afternoon was as hea&iy as has been recorded since the opening of the bridge, report officials. The new winter schedule for the Pacific Stages will be an- nounced in a day or two. A. IP'. VALENTINE Canadian &Vindow Baker&en Agency. 1(sn 91anue Dw&e FRESH CAKES AND BREAD DAILY Orders taken for Wedding, Birthday and other special cakes. I.I('HT LC&(CHFS Store Closes 9 p. m. TRAS VERNON FEED STORE "ih;.",iv"'I'9 FUEL, FEED, CEMENT, ETC. GROCERIES IIFVTV HBRR ol RH&HT I'HICKS i( our merchandise waa no( just oa gowi--more often boc- (er. If our prices were no& Just an inw--nome(;men lower, thou ran bo oh&a(nod eiacwhere, oue business would uot grow as it haa, oud our euntomeea wouki uoe be ao well au&in(lad. These'a a renaou. (&owl Ciowiw Ciood Service aud Fair Prices. Greenwoo(I' GROCERY West 16 Phone your orders IVe &lelivcr. WEST VAN Garage Aml&leslde Paragon Cords ...... $ 10.00 Gutta Perchn Cords.. $8.9.& Hours 8 to 6. West 130 Established over 6&/& Yenrs C. J. OVERINCSTON 14th nnd hlarine BARBER For tho convenience of the ladies of the District I have had the telephone installed PHONE WEST 135 nnd make an appointment. People Will Talk It'a as easy Co moka a bad uamo for yourself as it is to mako a good one. When people are pleased with the Laundry they deal with they just keep on telling their fr(endo. And that's exactly why we have ao very many thoroughly antis(icd customers. The Burrard Laundry Limned For I'eoplo Who Are Particular THIRD ST. aud ST. DAVIDS North Vancouver Phone North 1310, West Van. Representative F. RIVERS Phone West 457Y3. ccnam~ %Vhat do you Eztpect a Paint to do What do you want in a paint--beauty -- protection -- economy. You'l tin(i them all in Ayres Paints- we have one to fill your par- ticular paint nee&l. R. SEEDS General ihlerchants Hardware Paint Nanne Dnve, Ambleside Phone West 28 IONO.O-TONE 135 Fifteenth Street Went NORTH VANCOI&VFR From I to 9 P. M. Mornings by appoin&men(. I'hone North 1082&( A &vcl S,ottioh p'rid I u VC(a, I dealt &I& enjoy P „(Plo ~ci(R I& J( 8 otian'ronco the (n'civcd, hlllsi absent by bi(S hl(Goo A ch SUO«'eld on 0 tobe& IIopyb& squa(c gtnth hc tabb do not hhih I Eigh gales( a(ed to one oi racy s'o(ds 9 tho n&c C0(iiS( )IEE At t )Ionds! ceived soclstn the res sociatli stant, $300,0( The co ~ socistn ingal - theby. consnl( pre&col SO nei (ec cans balance States, Ilar Gr Pro Cnn chir give N yon can free i&npr Perf( lnteli Tiie l tive nny I, Phpjj