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001C97FF DAY DRE'AM Ladies i This is your chance to avail yourself of a good buy in some- thing you are using every day in the week. Here it is:-- Buy a 60c Bottle of Day Dream Perfume and get your choice of any 60c Day Dream article--Poxvder, Rouge, Face Cream, Brilliantine, Lip Stick- all for 69c. Phone West 323 Lesage Drug Store G. E. REID, Manager New Building--Corner Marine and 14th FAST DELIVERY No Order Is Too Small r~M™: ~ -- ~ ~ --- ~ - ~ . ~ ~ S) lVl «a)C Kellogg's All-Bran, pkt............ 19c C. G. Butter, Finest Quality 3 1bs. $ 1.32 Ol'anagan Honey,,12 oz jar.... 19c 'oldDust Scouring Powder, regular 16c per tin................ 9c I Needs No ) .',ay a Game of Three Tables fo: Parlors on 14th Street ril ~ ~ ~p I t I +I I I ... „ J & &a St. Alice Hotel 2nd Street, just west of Lonsdale, North Vancouver 60 Rooms, all Steam Heated and with Hot and Cold Water. Reasonable Rates. FIRST-CLASS DIiVING ROOM Come and have a meal with us. Phone. North 213. D. Gallia, Prop. GQLDEN DAYS U9 EN D1D 'Vo'N DI5 'T'bA GooD Taiwan . QHB DlDNT. ASK, ABout- HE.Q PlE5 ~-- -mi&l~- --- II FIRE AIARSH KLL HOLDS IN V EST I GATION Last Tuesday Fire Marshall Thomas of 4 ancouvev. held an investigation in the )Vest Van- couver council chamber into the series of fives which occurred in the past feiv iveeks in the houses cccupied by Mrs. Webb and Mv. and AIrs. White at 29th and Bel- levue. Five Chief Yates, who was the first witness called, testified that since June 15th the brigade had been called six times to this lo- cation. He detailed conditions found by himself and men, and expressed an opinion that the iiivestigation divas quite warrant- ed. Other witnesses called were AIrs. Webb, AIrs. White, Mr. White, Chief Constable Squires a»d Constable Kruger. No defin- ite information as to the cause oi the fives was given, and the hearing divas adjourned. RON E R E PRES EN TATI VE V ADDRESSES LEGION F. J. Townsend of Vancouver, zone representative, was present at the regular monthly meeting of the Canadian Legion in the Legion rooms, on Wednesday night, and gave a very interest- ing address on matters relative to the ivork of the organization generally. He referred to the big convention of the British Empire Service League, of v:hich the Canadian Legion is a part, and which was recently held in London, ivith the Prince of EVales in the chair. At this convention General Dawes of the American Legion made his first o ficial appearance in England. He spoke of the good work which was being done by the B. E. S. L. in the interests of world peace and empire settlement. He touched briefly on the Legion convention this year in Toronto, and reported on avhat had been done at the B. C. convention, held this summer in Chililwack, at which he had been the represent- ative of the local branch. A res- olution had been passed looking towards certain improvements in the Pension Act, which would be sent to the Dominion Com- mand in November. They had been able to do considerable for the ex-service men with the fed- eral and provincial governments and he emphasized the necessity of the Legion taking their part in the life of the community. The question of obtaining funds to complete the new meet- ing house was very thoroughly gone into, and it is hoped to finally settle the matter at a meeting to be held next Monday night, 9th instant, in the Legion rooms, at which every member is specially requested to be present. The applications of two ex- service men for membership ~vere received and accepted. Oh, Oh, Oh! "Do you know, dear," said Ed- ith to her friend, "that when I dance with Jack it just seems as if he will dance me straight to Heaven?" "Really," replied Constance, "doesn't he ever reverse?" IT III,IAKES NO DIFFERE CORI'ORATION OF THE C DISTI(ICI'F WEST VANCOUVER NOTICE Re Closing of Keith Road Bridge lS Over Capilano River The above bridge will be closed toUSE IT THROUGH all traffic from 12 o'lock midnight on Sunday, September 8th, to 6 A. M. on Monday, September 9th, 1929. BY ORDER. THE )VEST VAN NEREUS September 6, 1929 R Visi( the Horticultural Show j n D undarave H all tomorrow- Saturday -- 2.30 to 10.00 p. m. Adults 15 cents; Children 5c. n~~tn+gg . Captain and AIrs. R. N. Taylor 23rd and Marine Drive, are spending a vacation on Vancou- ver Island. L. Peterson, 10th and Duch- ess, has purchased a house at 17th and Hayivood. 0 Mv. and AIrs. Cvitchley, who have been spending the summer at a house at Gordon and AIarine Drive, have moved back to Van- cou ve. J. Eavley, 26th and waterfront has left for Quesnel, where he is a member of the school teachingstaff at that point. Mr. and AIrs. T. Bingham of Vancouver, are guests at the Clachan hotel. George AIinkley of Vancouver, has rented the Davidson houseat 23rd and Hayivood. Mrs. Lambert of Vancouver, with her daughter Miss Bertha Lambert, have taken a suite atthe Fortune Cup Inn. Miss Ida Porter, who has been spending her vacation at her home here has returned to Kas- lc, B. C., where she is a member of the high school staff there. AIr. AIovris of Vancouver, has moved into a house at 24th and Bellevue. ~iwBIRG~--:~ A New Suit or Overcoat for Fat Mrs. L. E. AIorrissey and daughters, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Gemmill, 15th and Esquimalt, left on AIonday to return to their home in AIervitt, B. C. Dr. A. C. Nash, 22nd and AIar- ine Drive, is spending this week at Saltspriiigs Island. E. Harrison, Bill Stratton and Eric Harrison left here on Sun- day for a motor trip through the Okanagan. Dudley Roberts has returned from a holiday spent in motor- ing through the Okanagan. AIiz. H. L. Salter, 1179 Marine Drive has returned to her home after a holiday spent at Quali- cum Beach. AIvs. M. Cunningham, 29th and Marine, with her young son, left last AIonday for a two weeks'isitto California. Mr. and Mrs. AVhiddington who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Eager, 22nd and I"ulton, left for their home in Cranbrook, B. C., last Tuesday. Miss Grace Qameron of Caul- feild, left yesterday for a school in Switzerland, where she ex- pects to stay for two years. Mvs. J. L. Moffatt of Peace River, and Mrs. S. Fraser of Ed- monton, were the guests this week of Mrs. George Pineo, 13th and Keith Road. AIrs. Grant and family, who have been occupying the Graham house at 21st and Bellevue, have moved into the AIiller house at 16th and )Vaterfront. AIr. EVright, 14th and Marine Drive, caught a 19 lb. salmon on Labor Day while fishing off 16th Street. This is the second largest landed here this season. Mrs. C. Read and Mrs. F. S. Jones, both of Horseshoe Bay, are leaving this week for a motor trip to Portland and San Fran- c]sco. !i30 u . Made on the premises by First Class Tailors. The new sample cloths are now here for your choice. M. WILLIAMS 16th and Marine, Ambleside CUSTOM TAILOR Phone West 20 Cleaning, )'ressing, Repairing GORDON ROBSON Barrister & Solicitor WEST VANCOUVER-- Office No. 1417 Marine Drive. Phone West 403. VANCOUVER OFFICE-- Suite 818; 610 Hastings St. W Phone Seymour 4199. IIpjJyhurn Theatre Thursday, Friday and Saturday R EG IN ALD DEN N Y in AIr. and AIrs. EVyse and family ;,vho have been spending the sum- mer at the McKenzie house at23rd and Bellevue, moved backto the city on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. West of Vancou-ver, have moved into the houseat 23rd and Marine Drive, whichtney recently purchased from AIvs. Faulkner. J. T. YVatt has resumed chargeof the B. C. Electric Co. here,after his annual vacation of twoiveeks. tee Rot Speci Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday (Vampires of The Sea) Also 'The Gate Crasher' six-reel Comedy with GLEVN TRYON Ah and Mrs D C Ritchiewho have been spending thesummer at Mount Gardiner ParkBowen Island, returned on Tues-day to their home at 30th andMarine Drive. Miss E. Mackay, who has been tl&e guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. M.Stratton, of Stratton's Bakery,left here on Monday to returnto )Vest Langley, where she ison the staff of the public school. AIr. and AIrs. Jim McIntyreand daughter, who have been spending the summer at their cottage at Kew Beach, have re- turned to their home at 20th and Gordon. Chas. A. )Vaddingham, a form-er resident of West Vancouver, recently passed the State of washington examination as ateacher of Clarinet and Saxa- phone. Last AIay Mr. AVadding-ham was elected as an adjudica-tor for the Oregon State HighSchool Band contest at Portland. The friends of Mr. AVaddingham ivill be glad to hear of his greatsuccess in the United States. Entrance to the big Horticult- ural Exhibition has been reduced to 15 cents this year. Don't fail to take it in. Dundarave Halltomorrow -- Saturday -- 2.30 to 10 p. m. ). ouses 8t .ots IN WEST VANCOUVERMr. and iAIrs. Brewer of Oak- land, California, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Howieson, 1765 Duchess Avenue. Mrs. Douglas Graham, who with her children has been spending the summer in Vic- toria, has returned to her home at 2128 Bellevue Avenue. C. L. Hilborn, 23rd and Belle- vue, is building a house at Cy- press Park for Mr. AVollan of Armstrong, B. C. Mrs. J. B. Mathers who has been visiting in winnipeg for'everal weeks, has returned to her home at 15th and Kings. Mrs. P. C. Chapman and fam- ily, who have been spending the summer at Selma Park, have re- turned to their home on King' Avenue. I have some delightful Water- front homes as low as $3,000, and Vacant )Vaterfront Lots from $ 1600. Other View Lots from $ 100. Rentals Several very desirable t ottages and Bungalows .&. l1rr. Savory 1443 AIarine Drive, Ambleside Phone West 340 Evenings, West 143 Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Agent Visit the Horticultural Show on Saturday, then call at our store next door for your supply of the BEST HOME MADE CAKES, PIES, Etc. RSONALS WEST VANCOUVER TENNIS CLUB on FRIDAY Sept. 13th in the Hollyburn Pavilion HARRY TARRELTON'S SENATORS ORCHESTRA Dancing 9 to 1 AD M IS S ION 7 5c. Refreshmen ts BREAD 3 for 25c. Mrs. Draper 2435 MARINE DRIVE Next Dundarave Hall. NOTE PHONEr West 3BB Open all day Thursdays. Can West Vancouver Grow? A pod of a French bean is on exhibition at the office of F. Troughton, Dundarave. The pod which measures 14~/~ inches in length, is from the garden of AIr. and AIrs. Frank Lefeaux, 24th «nd Nelson. This is only one example of the wonderful vegetables grown in the gardens of IVest Vancouver. Burrard Sheet Meta] 229 Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver Phone North $46 Res. North 918Y and 1214Y