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001C9767 .ofay 31, 1929. C. &I. ASTI3URY TAKES OVER CEDARS LUSII3ER YA RDS, LTD. C. ~1. Astbury who for many years has been closely identified with the lumber business on the Forth Shore has recently pur- chased the business of Cedars Lumber Yards Ltd. which is lo- cated on F.. planade West, North c Vancouver. Mr. Astbury was, up to a few months ago, actively associated with this company, but severed his connection in order to open his own business, i.e., Astbury Lumber Co., Ltd. The new development of his iilte rests, w se re he takes ovei the older business of Cedars Lumber Yards Limited, has brought him the good wishes of his many friends ivho wish him every success in his enlarged sphere. i~fr. Astbury announces that th«business will nosv be under his personal management and as- sures all customers and prospec- tive customers that their wants will be carefully attended to and that their husiness will be ap preciated. FISHING CO~IPETITIO.'tt AT FISH ERIIAite'S COVE The annual deep sea fishing competition by the B. C. Anglers Aesociation i t Fisherman's Cove will be held on Sunday, June 9th, and not on the 30th as errone. cusly reported in our issue last week. The competition will start c.rt arrival of the 9 a. m. stage from Vancouver. Competitors will come ashore af 12.30 for lunch and will go out again at 1.30 to contiue fish- ing unti 6 p. m. Their catches will be weighed at 6.30 p. m. Competitors must use rod and l;ne and not more than one lure or spoon or two hooks. Two competitors are allowed to each boat. Mr. and hfrs. hf. Cunningham, 29th and ~farine Drive, enter- tl~ined at three tables of bridge last night. After refreshments were served the remainder of the e'.ening was spent in dancing. I'ublic ~feeting in Ambleside Hall tomorrow, Saturday, night, on I3oulcvards. Address, illua- tratnf by lantern slides. GARDENS and GARDENING By MINA G. IIUTI', Landscape Architect THE WEST VAi4 NEWS AUCTION '6 EST VANCOUVER RE iL ESTATE and FL'13NITL RE Auction at 3026 ~larine Drive, N est Vancouver, B. C. on IVednesday, 5th June, 1929, At t «I p.ta. (By order of owner) Attractive New 5-Room Bunga- low on Lot 10)xI 16, Also Excellent Almost New Furniture and Nice 4Vater-color Drawings, Linen, Pictures, etc. Property can be viewed. A uctioneera Harold Matthews Ltd. (F.A.I l~ndon, Eng.) 529 IVest I'ender Street, I'hone Seymour 2977 BABY' P::OTO Are you keeping a record of Baby's growth and development? Babies are a constant source of wondrous delight. Now, before it is too late, pre- serve those precious moods and moments. Let us make another photograph of Baby this week! ~IOVING--Transfer Work, Baggage, Daily trips to City. Hobb Trans- fer. N est 17. RADIO (31arconi Console) 7 tub=- for sale, $ 160 cash. Phone 4Vest IO'3 FOR SALE CHEAP--Cabin. Three nice ronms. Fireplace. On beach. App'.y M. E. C., 17'5 Fifth Avenue Fm t. Vancouver. l3OY )V ANTED--With Bicycle, For store. Full time. Apply "Boy," co West Van News. SE311-3101) EjtN 4 Room Bungalow for sale at snap price. $ 1100, on terms. Big lot. An extra good buy. Phone We st 17. ELECTRIC HOL'SE RANGE and 31ot- or IViring. Free estimates. North Shore Electric, Phone North 79. TAXI-- I'eerless Sedan. Day or Night Service. Phone. Webster North l23l CE31ENT IVORK, Landscaping Lawns Rockeriea, Fencing, Trellis work, Clearing. Grading. Phone T. Barnott 23rd an) JetTerson. WANTED--Capable woman to care for mother and baby teturning from hospital next week. P. O. Box 231, Hollyburn. F OR RENT--Comfortable modern cot- tag on Warurfront Close to Ferry. Phone West 678L IVhen Better Bread is made S 'TTON'S BAKERY FOR RENT=i-Room Furnished house close to water and stores; three bed- rooms and large sleeping porch. or upper part cf houce with balcony, furnished or unfurnished. Phone6 est 91R KILN DRIED I'LAN ER ENDS Double load delivered, $3.50. Hobb Transfer, 4~ «t 17. YOUNG LAD% Lea~ing 23rd Street each morning around 8 o'lock for Vancouver would like tn arrange tn travel with autoist. Phone West 290L 4 OUNG WO3IAN 4 ould Help «ith children and sewing. Apply, "Help" eo West Van News. DO31ESTIC &E.iERAL HELP Want- ed. Must have knowledge of cook- ing. Family of three. Sleep in. House electrically equipped. Phone West 465Y8. ICTORI A. B. C~Duplex (2 four room suites) a mile from city hall. Over looking park. Both rented. Bring in good revenue. 4Vill ex- change for Marine Drive or IVater- front property. AVhat have you tooffere Reply C. 4 31. Stores, next B. C. Electric and Hollyburn P.O. GlRL W ANTED for General House- work and assist with cooking in private family. Enquire at Red Mill IVest Bay Beach. RANGES FOR SALE--A Splendid assortment of used ranges. Com- pletely overhauled. Satisfaction guaranteed. Free delivery. PhoneII ighland 3650. I RACTICAL &LRSE offers services or would care for children in even- ing. Phone ~Vest 290L. CLASSIFIED ADS will maite it. Meanwhile you will find our BREA D, CA K ES I'I ES, COOK I ES, Ete. I'hone Seymour 10l6 and make an appointment.thought that some plan or plans can be ivorked out whereby the parks and boulevards may be im- proved by individual and com- munity effort, as has been done in other communities. Your suggestions, no matter how inadequate they may seem to you are wanted. The co-oper- ation of everyone is needed, so please come. Few flowers have received the niarked attention and been sn universally grown and admired as the tulips, and we are reluct- «nt to bid adieu to the gay array of tulips which have so pleas- ingly adorned our flower beds and borders for the past several weeks. Accordingly to the experi- ments conducted by a number of Canadian Experimental Farms, the best method of stor- ing the tulip bulbs is to pack them in dry wood ashes from June 17th to September 12th. The bulbs cared for in this man. »er were found to be in very fine condition, the colors most desir- able, the bulh solid and the outer coating favell cured with only a slight splitting. Dry sand or soil may be used with satisfac- tory results. Tulips should not remain un- disturbed in the ground for more than three years. The clusters should be divided, the smaller bulbs being separated from the first grade size and planted a- part. When the flower stalks bave bleached white it is an in- dication that the bulbs are ripe and that they should be taken up. Further experiments conduct- ed by the Experimental Farms of Canada indicate that it is best to cut the tulips when they are in their prime of blooming, be- fore going to seed. EVe are ad- vised that it is a mistake to buy choice tulips allowing them to bloom and then to seed. Of cnurse we know that seed produc- tion takes much food aivay from &he leaves which are building up i. good bulb for another year. Personally ave have found that cutting the flowers just as the petals start to fall allows you fully a week more to enjoy them in bloom and does not appear to be injurious to the bulbs. Last fall some tulip bulbs which ive intended to include in our fall planting were mislaid, and did not come to light again until February. They were plant- ed the» and to our delight ap- peared right on schedule, with blooms equal to, if not surpass- ing those which were planted in the fall. IVe ask our readers to kindly remember the public meeting to be held in Ambleside Ifall, to- morro» night, Saturday, June 1st, at 8 p. in. This meeting is for the purpose of arousing a community interest in the im provenient of'he parks and houl. tiards of IVest Vancouver. It is THE as wholesome. as pure and as nourishing as any you can pur chase.King Studio IVe pride ourselves on quality V, V. VINSON, Prop. 311 Hastings St.. W.. Phone Seymour 1046 I'HO. i E IV EST 27 And our Delivery man will eall. I Q l ll II IIFllr ' I jIg GASOLINE DQL J~ARS ~'--,&~-- and watch a ;:nM"nduSA'y gfOe igi~ji~'j&trg pij&~r g6!4"jjI8a Graduate ls Las4ecaplss U. ~ f C f Ajseficas school ol Laslecape Archltectsre as@ Car@colas. %4esber Natlosal Laslecape 5ervlca. FOR I'AINTING. DECORATING STAINING. POLISHING, phone W. Carley, 9 est 71Y. FOR RENT OR SALE -- House on Waterfront at Aitamont. Apply Leyland. West 63RI SCHIV EPPES LE3IPNADE ADA DRY GINGERALE and ail the Good Brands of Cigars at The Ambleside Tea Rooms. Children's work. Phone West 226. WEBB'S SHOE REPAIRS WEAR BEST--Dundarave. NEW3IAib E; ROBBINS Contractors, Builders, Painting Pap- erhanging, Alterations and Repairs. Promptly Executed. House Phone )Vest 74R1. HE31 STITCHING--Plain white Sc yard; silk and colored 10c yard Pearce's Drygoods, 14th Street and Marine. Phune West 144. GARDEN BARROIVS--Strong, Light, Painted, price $4.50, delivered sub- ject to approval. Phone North 364R GARDENS DESIGNED, Laid Out and Maintained. Rock Gardens, Li!y and Ornamental Pools, Lawns, Rustic work, Fencing, Concrete Paths, Drives, etc., Pruning and Spraying, Landscape and General Gardening R. J. K&M, Phone West 17"Xl. II YOU INTEND TO BUILD or IVant your house altered or repaired, phone Colin Turner, builder, 13th and Haywood, West 679R. MODERN ELECTRIC iVIRING of all kinds. See us for Radio Sets, Sup- plies, Aerisls. Largest on North Shore. North Shore Electric and Radio Stores-- 15-LO Lonsdale Ave. North Vancouver. Phone North 79. FOR PLU31BING ItEPAIRS--Phone West 241R. GEO. HA.Y Real Estate and Insurance ibotary I'ublie Fire lasuranee -- 3loney to Loan 1405 Marine Drive Office Phone West 21 or Sey, 1260 Residence Phone lV. MR or W. 404X R. P. Clark i% Co. (Vancouver) Ltd. Send in your listings of Furnished Houses and Camps. SEAFRONT HO3IESITE; 3lagnileent situation. 3lust be seen to be ap- preciated. Extra large area 75x450 feet, $ 2000, terms. We will quote you lowest Insurance Rates on Furniture and Household Ef- fects. R. I'. CLARK 4 CO» LTD. 790 Dunsmuir St Seymour 74&4 Local Representative C. J. ARCHER, West 2"S.