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001C9518 THE WEST VAN NEEVS May 11, 1928. DOESN'T PAY To take chances on cheap groc- eries. The best results either in cooking or feeding nre only obtained by using "the hest." GREENWOOD'S Store has n reputation to maintain. You can rely absolutely on the goods you buy here, ~ z 'I! I!. 1l~jpll,'ll;II:.'S G (OCE(Y West 16 PHONE YOUR ORDERS. We deliver. .:XI„- Al ",: FOR West Vancouver Property Comfortable MODERN duplex house in newly developed dis- trict; large garden (75 ft.x130 ft.); 2 blocks from new iliagee Public and High Schools. 1%%%d blocks from Street Car. Gar- age. (. W. SAVO(Y 1429 AIarine Drive Ambleside PHONE--West 69SR1 or West 340 Evening--West 143 THE ,.f. arce S.lo i I I 1520 Marine Drire hlarcel, Steam and Finger Wav- ing, Haircutting, Shampooing and Scalp Treatments For Appointment WEST 304 Watch, Clock and Jewelery Repairing The SVest Van Watchmaker 5 Jeweller 1522 Marine Drive Ambleside Ambleside Tea Rooms Ferry Wharf WEST VANCOUVER Camp and Picnic Supplies, Tobaccos, etc. J. M. Morgan Phone %Vest 173 WEST VANCOUVER Teacher of Voice Production and Singing V&~COU& ER STUDIO Phone Seymour 101 HARRON BROS. & iVILLIAMSON gullet al directors North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 134 Vancouver Parlors 55 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 I'" R. S O N W I Alv. E. Edwavds and family, 12th and Keith Road, today mov- ed to i&Iarpole, where they will in future reside. IVork is progressing vapidly on the clearing of the two and a half acres of Ambleside Park immediately east of the present ball ground and between the P. G. E. tracks and AIarine Drive. A number of trees and consider- able brush have been cut down and larger stumps are being blasted and burn. The Scenic Highway Gun Club Ltd. has sent an invitation to the members of the council for their opening shoot at the traps on Grouse Mountain Highway to-morrow (Saturday) at 2.30 p. m. As many as possible of the conucil will attend. i~Irs. Le Blanc wrote the coun- cil, asking permission to keep three hundred to four hundred chickens on Block 2, D.L. 1041. The council advised her that they had no objection. Mr. and Mrs. D. EVillington, 1472 Fulton Street, entertained recently at a radio party in hon- or of Mr. and Nrs. John Gowan, visitors from Calgary, Alta. The many friends of Mrs. Tom 5Ialpass who used to reside at the corner of Fulton and 15th, will regret to learn that she is ill at St. Paul's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. 4V. J. Geary spent the week end at their home at Caulfeild. Miss Doris Cullen who has been sick with the measles is now recovering. Major and Nrs. A. S. Mills, 27th and Bellevue, are moving tomorrow into Mrs. Hampton's house at 18th and Marine Drive. Mrs. Herbert AVood entertain- ed at the tea hour Sunday at her summer home at Caulfeild. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Redden and daughter Peggy of Caulfeild were on a trip to Seattle this week. Miss Minnie Atkinson and Miss Margaret Thompson of the city spent the week-end at Mrs. Harvey's new home "Arbutus Cottage" at Caulfeild. Sidney Lambert wrote the council complaining of the un- sanitary and unsightly condition of the lane in Block 14, D.L. 237 owing to the dumping of garbage and tin cans. The municipal engineer was instructed to have the lane cleaned up and signs nailed up prohibiting such dump- ing. EV. S. Phillips asked the coun- cil to have Oxley Street opened up from Lot 3, Block 19, D. I.. 558, Ei/&, The question was re- ferred to the municipal engineer to report the cost of having such work done. Work on the new store block being erected by Mr. Messenger on his property at 16th and Mar- ine Drive is proceeding apace. The lathing of the stores has been finished, and some of the plastering has been done. 5Iv. and Nrs. George Childs and family have moved into their new home at 17th and Argyle. Miss Vera L. Hamilton of Van- couver has taken the De Cou camp at 19th and waterfront for the summer. Nr. and Nrs. F. B. Sparrowe and family, 22nd and Inglewood, have moved to the Clachan. Fred Tite, 15th and Marine Drive, who has been suffering from a bad case of blood poison- ing in his left arm underwent an operation on Sunday to relieve the swelling. The operation was quite successful and the arm is now much improved. Wvo new Indian motorcycles were received on Monday for the police department and are now in use. They are of the latest design two-cylindered, and are equip- ped with brakes on the front and rear wheels. Mrs. Boyd returned on Sunday to her home at 21st and Argyle from the North Vancouver Gen- eral Hospital, bringing with her her new baby girl. Mr. and Nrs. D. Priestman and family of North Vancouver, have taken one of the Mackenzie cot- tages at Sandy Cove for the sum- mer. NAOAII CHAPTER EASTERN STAR TO HOLD WHIST DRIVE The Naomi Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold a Rainbow Whist Drive in the Masonic Hall next Tuesday night after the regular meeting of the order. Play will start at 9 p.m. I. O. D. E. The monthly meeting of the Duncan Lawson Chapter, I.O.D. E., will be held Monday, May the 14th, at the Inglewood High School, commencing at 2.15 p. m. IVEST VANCOUVER .)oarc oI'. "race Regular Monthly Meeting Will Be Held The Canadian Legion Rooms Ferry Building On MONDAY Next May 14th. at 8 p. m. Members are requested to make a special effort to attend this meting. r P,-~ r- 1 Seeds'ustomers are all satisfied. : on'I; ",a ee ".ur lfori Ambleside HARDWARE and GROCERY West 28 Just place one order at our Store and you will find that we sell QUALITY GOODS that are reliable at all times. GROCERIES and HARDWARE in large or small quantities. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Inspector A. Sullivan of Vic- toria paid an official visit KVed- nesday morning. Friday afternoon AVest Van- couver High School students and teachers joined the North Van- couver High School in the an- nual track meet at Mahon Park. Transportation was by the big bus. The following won points for the local school: Boys 100 Yard -- Intermediate-- Byron Ferguson, 2nd. 220 Yard--Senior--John Al- lan, 3rd. 440 Yard -- Intermediate- EVingett Irish, 1st, 62 4-5 sec. 1 Mile--Senior--Gordon Graf- ton, 3rd. Broad Jump--Senior--Harry Dickson, 2nd. Broad Jump--Intermediate-- Byron Ferguson, 2nd. 3-Legged--Ferguson 4 Dick- son, 1st. Slow Bike--Alex. Duncan, 1st. Girls 50 Yard -- Intermediate- Drusilla Dawson, 3rd. 100 Yard--Intermediate--Vi- olet Lawrence, 1st, 13 3-5 sec. High Jump -- Inter mediate-- Violet Lawrence, 3rd. Broad Jump--Intermediate-- Violet Lawrence, 1st, 12 ft. 10 in. Basketball Throw -- Lillie Becker, 3rd. Slow Bike--Eunice Davis, 2nd. Baseball Throw--Eunice Dav- is, 1st. Teachers (male) feature walk- ing race--West Vancouver 1st. Several of the above have ent- ered in the Inter-High Sports held annually at Brockton Point on Nay 23rd. The mascot, the principal's little dog, having wondered from the Park did not get back till Saturday morning. BIRTHDAY BEACH PARTY One of the earliest beach par- ties of the season was held at Sandy Cove Saturday week, when Mrs. Bernard Hayes, West Bay, entertained in honor of her daughter Wendell's birthday. Jolly games were played on the sand during the afternoon fol- lowed by a beach supper in which the usual birthday favors form- ed an interesting part. The in- vited guests, included Mrs. R. W. Sharpe, Mrs. R. Bruce Sharpe, Mrs. Jennens of Kelowna, Mrs. Ogilvie, Pat Bibbs, Pixie Reid, Kathleen Sharpe, Josephine Al- len, Audrey Todd Margaret Sharpe, Pat NcKenzie, Doreen Todd, Marguerite Cole, Pauline Sharpe, Norma Holliday, Phyllis Creelman, Lenore Beatty and Phyllis Bloxham. FREE - F}(EE To every child, who is companied by an adult nnd buys nn Ice Cream cone or Sandwich we will give their choice of a sheet of transfers or a balloon, N,B.--AVe are still able to sup- ply Kotex .... 3 for $ 109 IVc send Te'.cgrnms, either C. P. R. Or C. N. R. Dispensers to the C. P. R Medical Association WEST VAN l'HARMACY The Store of Service Prompt Delivery Phone AV. 37 'WHO Cog' THE Re'i 1 4 chic . ROt.i y-E.. +Ruxgp g, CHA,&LE.NG E- ~&p~lTION AHD- UPOH f Hlh R,OCK WG TAKE OVL STANO ~ "&e )urrar& l.aumry Limited For People Who Are Particular THIItD ST. and ST. DAVIDS North Vancouver Phone North 1310. West Van. Representative F. RIVERS Phone West 410L (Established over 75 Years) C. J. Overington 14th and Marine a"Ii For appointment PHONE &VEST 135 DON'T FORGET ,--- .IILIIIi',i~,")iJos'r~HI Ml Jgggk~='HIS CoiiIING SUNDAY The best is not too good for Mother. Give her a box of "Granny Masons" Home-Node Chocolates The best you can buy AT THE New Candy Shop DUNDARAVE Marine Drive between 24th and 25th Don't monkey with your carbur- etor See us now instead of later. It will really save you money to have our experts repair any or all parts of your car that need attention. Your car can for months and perhaps for years retain the efficiency it possessed when it left the fact- ory if it is cared for properly. Our service is a matter of real economy. %Vest Van Garage Ambleside IVest 130 Play a game of 14th S treet Right at, the Railway Crossing . „' tables for your ~ ~ c ~ g ~ pleasure