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April 22, 1927. THE WEST VAN. NEWS 3 > 1 » Iro n in g M ade a J o y Electric Ironer $*X50 down W OULD it not tru ly be a joy to sit back in a chair and w atch your ironing being done for you ? T hat is w hat the T h o r electric ironer does. Everything, fancy and flat goods, can be ironed in ju s t a fraction of the tim e; nothing can be harmed. Clothes can not be scorched. H eat and machine controlled by touch of finger. W hen finished w ith the ironer you m erely fold it and roll it into a corner. I t costs only 3^ an hour to use. Phone our nearest store and have one dem onstrated in your home w ithout obliga­ tion. Take advantage of the low paym ent and balance over 18 months. British Columbia |gg) ELECTBicRflnwayCa P h o n e s : V a n c o u v e r , S e y m o u r 5000 N e w W e s t m i n s t e r 1197 N o r th V a n c o u v e r 66 A b b o ts fo rd 20 W e s t V a n c o u v e r 101 C h i l l iw a c k 264 Mr. Draper, who with his mother operates the home-cook­ ing and delicatessen store next to Dundarave Hall on Marine Drive, was indisposed several days last week, but has now re­ covered and is back at his busi­ ness. * * * Mr. Fred Pascual, 14th and Esquimalt, who went to Kam­ loops, a few weeks ago, for med­ ical treatment returned home last Monday. * * * Presentation of a silver coffee service was made last week by VVm. McQueen, city clerk, on be­ half of City Hall employees, to Miss Isabel Mclnnis, a member of the staff, whose marriage to Dr. E. R. Rowan, West Vancou­ ver, took place last Thursday. McINNIS--ROWAN WEDDING A pretty wedding took place last Thursday morning (April 14th) at 10 o'clock at the resid­ ence of Rev. A. M. O'Donnell, when Isabel Mclnnes, second daughter of Mrs. M. Gray, 24th Street, was united in marriage to Dr. E. R. Rowan, eldest son of Mr. W. 0. Rowan of Vancou­ ver. The bride was given away by Dr. F. Stainsby. Dr. Harold Cline acted as groomsman. The bride wore a dress of periwinkle georgette and a picture hat to match and carried a bouquet of ophelia roses and sweet peas. The happy couple left immediate­ ly for a motor trip to Seattle, and have now taken up residence on 24th Street. DUNDARAVE PHARMACY HAS NEW PROPRIETOR Mr. J. Finlayson has bought Dundarave Pharmacy, from the estate of J. Vance and will be opening the store for business next week. Mr. Finlayson is a graduate of Great Britain and of B. C., and hopes to receive a fair share of the patronage of the district. TENNIS CLUB The re-conditioning of the tennis courts has been consider­ ably delayed on account of the early morning frosts, but it is hoped that two courts will be in shape to play on over the week end. No definite promise, however, for this can be given. The regular meeting of the Scottish Society will be held to­ night at "the Clachan." Colonel Foster will lecture on "National Parks of Canada." The meeting is open to friends of members. Next Friday a "tartan" dance will be given by the North Van­ couver Caledonian Society in the K. P. Hall. * * * The old fire-hall is now being demolished, making more space for the approach and turning of the busses. This makes a de­ cided improvement at the ferry entrance, and a still greater im­ provement could be affected by the laying of a concrete floor in the court where the buses load and unload passengers. * * * Mr. C. J. Legge, who we re­ ported in our last issue as having returned from Victoria to his home at 26th and Palmerston, informs us that this is not quite correct. His home was in Vic­ toria, but he is living now in a small dwelling at 26th and Pal­ merston, where he may build a house at some future date. LEGION TO HOLD MEETING The West Vancouver branch of the Canadian Legion are holding their regular monthly meeting tonight (Friday) in the G. W. V. A. rooms in the ferry build­ ing. Every member is requested to be present. A cordial invita­ tion is extended to all ex-service men to attend this meeting. Any information regarding the Legi­ on can be obtained from the members or the Secretary, phone West 412L. A whist drive and dance will be given by the W. B. A. next Wednesday in the Ambleside Hall, proceeds in aid of the Children's Playground Fund. Barry's Orchestra will be in at­ tendance. * * * The Boys' Choir will resume practice tomorrow at 10 a. m. in the Hollyburn School. * * * Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Colvin and family with Mr. Blake--Mrs. Colvin's father--are new resid­ ents, coming here from Calgary, Alberta, and have taken the Jones' house on the north side of'Marine Drive between 13th and 14th Streets. * * * Mr. H. May wdth his sister, Mrs. J. Clarke, spent the Easter holidays with their brother at Everett, Washington, driving down on Saturday and returning on Tuesday. Mr. May reports quite a bit of snow having fallen in Everett during last Monday night. * * * Mr. .J. S. Daly, who operates a general store at Abbotsford, was a visitor to West Vancou­ ver last week. Mrs. Daly and her three-weeks-old daughter, are staying here for the sum­ mer, ,and are living at 11th and Esquimalt. * * * Mr. Valentine of the Canadian Window Bakeries, has greatly improved the interior of his store by the addition of glass show cases, etc. It is his intention to put up a partition separating the tearoom from the store prop­ er. C. Sc. W. T R A N S F E R Phone 79R3 BLACK TOP SOIL for Lawns and Gardens, also Manure. RADIO POLES (Cedar), CEDAR POLES FOR PAGODOS and RUSTIC WORK Now is the time to put in your order for your next winter's supply of Alder Wood, any lengths. P h o n e W e s t 7 9 R 3 THE CAPILANO TIMBER CO, LTD. 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