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001C95C5 August 31, 1928. THE AVEST VAN NEAVS STOItE CliOSED hlO;vr'DA Y Buy your supply of HO CODKED Cakes, Pies, Etc. on Saturday. Mrs. DRAPER IIOhl E COOKING Sl'FCI A LIST 2435 hIABli4E DI(IVE Neat Dutidararo Ilail. NOTE PHONE: West 388 The Famous and can now be obtained here. West Van GARAGE Ambleside IVest 130 Auto Repairs &, Accessories I IOLLY BU ltN Barber Shop ]5th 4 hIarine EX I Elt r SElt VICE E. MA ltSH Propria:or ( I ~ I i ~ hlember of the B. C. Mining and Stock Exchange StOCkS Real Estate Insurance and Loans Orders promptly and efficiently executed. 579 Dunsmuir St., Vancouver Phone Seymour 889-1 R. ). 44:W..S KVishes to inform the public that he is now specializing in MINING STOCKS Information and advice gladly given I'hone Seymour 6972 New office address: 709-710 Bower Building 5 l3 Granville Street, Vancouver Alt E YOU going to build in West Vancouver TillS YEAlt? GET OUlt I'LANS and I'ItICES W. TINNEY & CO. BUILDEltS AND COA'I'lt ACTOItS Foot of I'hone 20th Street West 322 City OITice: 1 l2 Ilastings Street Wt«t I'hone Sey. 19 I I HIGH SCHOOL The )Vest Vancouver High School will open for the fall term next Tuesday at 9 a.m. Stu- dents have the option of two courses, the first being the aca- demic course of three years leading to matriculation and the normal school entrance exami- nations, the second a two years'omm«rcialcourse. Principal Patterson &vill be in his office at the school tomor- roiv (Saturday) at 2 p.m., also on Monday, September 3rd, at 10 a.m., when he will be pleased to meet parents and enroll new students. II IGH SCHOOI. TEXTBOOKS 'LND REQUIREAIENTS FOR COi01ERCIAI. COURSE For School Year 1928-29 Gra&le IX.--1st Yea& . 1. English Prose Selections, Part 1 -- i~TacDonald (i~facMil- lan). 2. Narrative English Poems --MacDonald & Walker (Dent) --free text. 3. Stevenson's "Kidnapped" --McClelland & Stewart, or Nel- son & Sons, or ~Taci~Iillan. 4. IIigh School English Com- position, Western Canada Series (,Copp, Clark Co„Ltd.) 5. Business Speller (Revised Etli t ion)--Peters. 6. History of Canada for High Schools--5IcArthur. 7. Dominion High School Arithmetic, Revised Edition (Gage & Co., Ltd., Toronto). 8. Applied Bookkeeping and Accounting -- Belding, Green & Beech (Gregg Publishing Co., Toronto). Loose Leaf Journal Paper, Loose Leaf Ledger Paper, Loose Leaf Plain Ruled Paper (siz'e about 9 in x. 10 1-2 in.; Loose Leaf Binder for above, which opens in centre. 9. Isaac Pitman's Shorthand Instructor (New Era Edition of Canadian Course). Four Stenographer's Note Books. 10. The EViese-Coover Kin- esthetic Method of Learning Touch Typewriting -- H. N. Rowe Co. Packet of separate parts for Wiese-Coover Typing. Typewriting paper. Yellow second sheets ivill do. 11. MacLeanrs or Approved Method Pad for Penmanship-- senior ruling. 12. Supplies: 2 Penholders () IacLean's preferred), Pen Nibs--MacLean's No. 2 or Com- mercial Text Book or Spencer- ian, Scribblers, etc. Grand X--2nd Year: l. English Prose Selections, Part II--MacDonald (MacMil- lan). 2. A Selection of English Poetry, Book I--MacDonald & Walker (Dent). 3. Julius Caesar -- Shake- speal -- (Copp, Clark Co. or Longman's, Green & Co. Composition, A r i t h m e,t i c, Speller, Bookkeeping (with Journal, Ledger and Plain Loose Leaf Paper and Binder), Short- hand (ivith four Stenographer's iNote Books), Typewriting and Typing Paperr Penmanship Pad and supplies, as last year. 4. Packet of Separate Parts for Wiese-Coover Typing (ex- clusive of text). 5. Essent ia1 Exercises in Bookkeeping -- Southwestern Publishing Co. 6. Stutlies in Citizenship, by McCaig--B. C. Edition (Gage R Co.) 7. Summary of Commercial Law--Anger (Copp, Clark Co., CHINA PAINTING hl RS. P El I L P w ishes to an- nounce that h~r classes in CII INA I'A I ÃTliv'G and DECOlt ATIVE AltTS will be resumed the first week in September. I'hone Douglas 697. Splendid Educational Facilities in West Van The value, importance and progressiveness of a district is always reflected in its educa- tional institutions. AVest .Van- couver is therefore in a very happy position. The develop- ment of educational facilities is one of the remarkable features of our growth. Several public schools and a High School offer opportunities which it is diffi- cult to improve upon anywhere. Besides these, however, there is going on another process by which the district's importance is growing, i.e., the establish- ment of many private schools and classes for all branches of education -- scholastic, music and arts. It is a distinct sur- prise to the strangers who come to visit us to learn of the many and varied classes of instruction to be found in our midst, and of the very high standard of the instructors. I'erhaps no other place in Canada of its size can bomt of so many and such out- standing teachers as is found it& IVest Vancouver Kindergarten, lfoys'chools, Girls'chools. The curriculum of t h e s e schools is very wide, and we would draw your special atten- tion to the opportunities a:ord- ed you in AVest Vancouver. Scan the following list carefully and get in touch with those offering the service you need. You will find them all quite ready and willing to answer your queries «nd give you detailed informa- tion about their courses. Hilton House School- For Boys. Hlaisdell School-- Kindergarten to Grade 5. Framar DIontessori School-- Kindergarten a n d Y o u n g Children. AIrs. F. Knight Hodge- Violin, Piano and Theory. AIrs. F. X. Hodgson- Singing and Interpretation. 51iss Dlargaret AlcIntyre- Violin and Piano. Professor J. AI. DIorgan- Singing. ihlrs. I'hilp- China Painting and Decorative Arts. ]bliss Philip-- Kindergarten and Hoarding and Day School for Girls. St. I'atricia School-- Kindergarten and GirL'chool ilIrs. Clara IVilson- Viano and Theory. Shorthand R Typewriting I'itman's Business College (Van- couver) Airs. Stenning, 2061 Esquimalt. Lonsdale School of Shorthand, (North Vancouver). CRICKET Tomorrow the )Vest Vancou- ver Cricket Club ivill meet the Lonsdales in a game to be play- ed in Boulevard Park, IVest Van- couver. Next Monday, at Lynn Valley, the deciding match as to which team will gain the 1928 North Shore League championship will be played between IVest Van- couver and Lynn Valley. Mrs. F. Knight-Hedge 1332 Duchess Avenue vvill resume teaching VIOI.IN, I'IANOFORTE and THEORY on TUESDAY, SEI'TEhlBElt 11th Phone AVest 624R MARGARE T MeIN TYRE Licentiate of the College of Violinists, London (England) Teacher of Violin and Piano Classes commence September 4th. Studio:--20th St. and Gordon Ave. Phone: AVest 462L )MRS. 1&'. X. l-IODGSON Slitt GING R, INTERPRETATIOi& IVest Vancuover Studio 2310 Bellevue Avenue FALL TERi~I OPEYS 0'i'UESDAY, SEPT. 4th Telephone AVest 665R Seven IIedals won hy pupiLs at B. C. ~lusical Festival since 192k. GiVEN CLAY SAVDIS FROil POINT ATKINSON TO DUN DARAV E Gwen Clay of the AVest Van- couver Amateur Swimming Club swam from Point Atkinson to Dundarave Pier last Sunday. She entered the ivater at Point Atkinson at 3:50 p.m. and ar- rived at Dundarave Pier at 6:50, having to swim against the tide for over two hours. She was not tired after her effort, but said the water was very cold and the tide was very strong. She was accompanied by a boat manned by Laurie Speck, Smiler Mills, her niece and Miss Strong. There are over thirty mem- bers of the club who are going to take in the winter swimming at the Memorial Tank this win- ter. Quite a good winter season is expected, and, if possible, the club will join the Mainland Swimming League and hold competitive galas with the Van- couver A. S. C., Varsity S. C., Meralomas, "Y," and other clubs. This will give our swimmers the needed experience for open competition, and in a sho14 while it is hoped the club will be look- ed upon as an asset to AVest Vancouver and swimmers all over the Lower Mainland. If anyone is interested in their effort to provide winter sivimming, will they kindly com- municate with the secretary, G. Vance, Dundarave P.O. PITNAN BUSINESS COLLEGK Est. 1898 Vancouver's Leading Business College Individual Attention DAY and NIGHT School Night School, 1 nights each week Enrol at any time. 4 22 Richards St. I'hone Sey. 9135. Cor. Hastings FRAMAR MONTrSSORI School for Young Children Folk Dancing and Rythm included. Fall Term opens Tuesday Sept. g 18th and Esqui malt i&IRS. lV. D. FRASER I'hone West 93L St PATRICIA KINDERGARTEN AND GIRLS'CHOOL will re-open Tuesdav September 4th hliss J. Durbin Phone 20th and Haywood West 97R Mrs. Clara Wilson TeaCher Of PIANOFORTE "LESCHETIZKY METHOD " STUDIOS--2367 hiarine Drive, Dundarave, West Vancou- ver. Phone West 689X. AVomen's Building, Thurlow Street Vancouver. Phone Douglas S'IL I'laying Classes and ltecitals. hiemory Playing, Sightreading, Ensemble Playing. 100 per cent successes at Exams. A GOOD Boarding antI Day School for Girls with Kindergarten. IIiss Philip 2303 Bellevue TERhI COMMENCES TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th Prospectus on Application. Bilton House School FOR BOYS 29th St. and P.G.E. Railway Term starts September 6th k. B. FOX&TER I'hone IVest 150Y2 IS A CONSTANT JOY Have the children taken regularly and so keep a record of their develop- ment. THE (INIG STUDIO (V. V. VINSON, Prop.) 1Vill give you satisfactory work STUDIO: 311 Hastings St., %., l'hone Seymour 1016 Blaisdell School 29th and 4 aterfront From ktndergarten to Grade V. Classes Re-Open Wednesday, September 5th. i~l iss E illcBain LADIES'OCAI. CI.ASS At the request of several ladies Mrs. Hodgson is starting a Voca Class this season. This class will meet each Tuesday at 4 p. m. at the Stud;o, 2310 Bellevue. Those interested please telephone AVest 665R.