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001C98DB GREASIW G, ~ PILI& G .TIRE REPAIRS --.= at the The New GAS STATION Corner of 14hh and Manne "IMPERIAL" GAS and OILS Service All the time Corporation of the District of West 'Vancouver January 81'930. ,THE VfKST VAN NEWS = 3 r ~ URNS SUpPER Scottish banquets and abvays en-=:~ VERY SUCCESSFUL joyed the feast of reason and " entertainment which character-,', WI.. 'LH.. dl The Annual Burns Supper giv ised them Seventeen years ago ,~ en by the,West Vancouver Sco.-- lt to the day he had gone to West W;she tish Society on Saturday night Vancouver by ferry, andi~that „-, „- n o ce ups airs You are not making a corn-:I; was a most successful affair, the erst: trip had resulted in his tak- jI t bl in the Masonic Hall being ing up residence here. The spirit in the Wharton Block ! filled with guests. There was the of the pioneer was in the sons of 'ylaint when you call our at-, . a es in e 14th Street and marine Drive,tention to an error, a delav ': usual atmosphere of good fellow- Scotland and Canada had large- ~ ship which always characterises ly benefitted from it. He paid the first »eek in February 'I these suppers, and all the guests a tribute to the Lawsons, Stev-The Customer who calls enjoyed i every minute pf,,the el'soils anil Harts, and others DENTISTRY, ~ our attentionito a- mistake evening. The haggis was carried who had pioneered her Ior asks,us to make an ad- in by J; McEwan,preceded gaby During the evening Scottish ~ 'ustment is our best friend 'Pipe Major J. Horn with his songs were rendered by .s.Di-. F. A. Henry pio- Colin MacLean, &&fiss M. Wilson, TRADE BOARD URGES'ounced'the iSelkirk grace and & Lo&vdon and Harry D&mcan hr B. C. GOVT. OPERATE P..'acVean made the address to who were all most enthusiastic- NARROWS BRIDGEe the haggis. After supper Presi- ally r«el«d an&I enc&»ed, RLeSa&re Drug,& StOre &i dent Reid gavi. the toast to the &frame, who acted as accompan- A special committee consisting ~~ irig, following which,the Na i t, a]so g Ma -ag" ~I tional Anthem was sung. George 'medley on the piano, and Pipe ~~~ight F. W. Dalton, W. C. &&Qeo. ctiny, Building 'I Duncan &who gave. the toast to ~ fajorrHprn &vith his selection on ~ t ~Corner ta&h nnd star&no " 'he Immortal Memos said that, the pipes nearly brought d his D g. M&Iiar was appointed by the jI 4VEST'323 'hile-other„poets might be con- audience to their. feet to dance. Board of Trade Thursday even- j ~ siclered "grea&ter, Burns was The singing of Auld Lang Syne ing, 23rd instant, to confer with PLAN'UNDAY- MAIL CpL- unique in that his memory was brought a most enjoyable even- the executive of the North Van- LECTION AND DESpATCH celebrated a]l'i over the .worlcl ing to a c ose. couver City Ratepayers'ssoci-~ IN, NORTH VANCOUVER, eveig year. People I came,uto -- ation to devise proposals for theBurns'atherings hoping to heai 'HE STAVE LAKE DA1II betterment of the ferry service. Sunday co]lection and despatch something new. There was -the -= = . A committee consisting of C. 'BURRARD ;I. of mail ~vill )be instituted ini) saying "We will, praise™u~ «~l~~~t may be termed the piece H Cates, Robert Chance and FUNERAL CHApEL North Vancouver as soon as nec- men," but he thought itlbetter de resistallce of the'Ruskin Pro Colin F. jackson ives aypplnted &iB. D. wBfpg Mgr.~ essary 'arrangements can . be,to speak of the dead just as they ject--the building of the g eat to interview the directorate of, Distinctive Funeral Servi=emade, stated'I. Postmaster Clarke were. In I any case it &was only (iarm, which - is to permanently the Burrard, Inlet Tunnel @ ( ~ Lady Assistant »I in a letter to,the North1Vancou- inhuman to& like. those who 'like I bar,the waters of the Stave Riv- Bi.;dge Compan „ t,- 32o --hard St. E Phone North 626 ver City Council Thursday, after- ourselves 'had "human frailties. er on its last dash to the Frasera tliat the Provincial Governme t pR «oon, 23rd instant. -- The secret of 'Burns'ttraction, has inow commenced. "Heee y L ON BRIDGE BOAIg) t i boxes on S~~d~y,. wil] ~be dominant character, and ~his 'r~ coffezdams w made at" 5 p.'. and'his and t"or«g»ympathv'and'i»ight leaving the bee] of the ol" c»»- ested municipalities to the full The District Council Thursday other mail that has accumulated, into the feelings of the Scottish nel dry, while the Stave River I&ex«„t &if their,,nvcstments in afternoon appointed Reeve J. M. '.'. at the postoffice and in the boxes nation. The poet-was a man of rushed bye on a~parallel course, the briclge =- Il romme arjId Councillor D. J. over, the week-end& will]beIdes- intense vitality and he hated any ad few'feet distant, inithe man- Mi]lar as its repreesentatives'on patched to Vancouver on the 7.20 „oppression of the weakiwith a made channel". which was',com- the board 'f directors f of the great hatred.',grhi}e his end was pletecl'late in 1929.- - .. ~ 'GE-REVEALING HANDS Burrard Inlet Mnnel @ &Bridge ;; Und rl,existing, conditions mail somewhat. tragic, such'n encl& Men are now excavating "the d t h d"f.o h on Sat-'eemed to:himlto be right anclq site of the dam, whigh will tower If you want to know. a ~vom- f tting n'the case of great men. 185 feet into the air before many an s age, says an exchange, look represent the council on theu '. I hoped that'urns memory months'have passed. It~will be at &her ~hands. Her 'comple~ion 1'Great«,Vancouver Water Board would always be kept green,'and 400 feetjlong ontthe'crest and I may be fresh and'clear, almost a"d Reeve'Fromme is the coun- nd'd lindeed there.was every probabII- intolits making will go 90,000, If not quite, youthful, ther hair ci'p es ntati e on the Cap- t h . d t drab 7th qjity of its being so in view of the cubic yardsI'of concrete. ~When so beautifully tinted and waved i noParksBoard. North" V o Bo r II of ')greatlnationalirevival nowstak- this is done, the "back'of the that its youth coulcl not be chal- The council has recommended I k ~ ~ r e I ~ 1 ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ I~ I ~~ I~ 1 ~ I ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ !~ ~ I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ I~~ ~I tl ~ t ~I I~ ~ ~ rtII «l ~ ~ ~ ~ ! ~I ~ I ~ ~ ~ h ~ I ~I~ ~ !!~ ~ r r I t ~ II ~ 7 I II II I~ !~ 1 ! ~ ! ! ~~ ! ! I n I ~~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ing place in Scotland. ~ -'. -- job".,will be broken: The temp- i ]enge" and'her eye bright,',but "appointment of Councillors D. J. J. 8,. Mitche]11 proposed;Ithe oraiy cofferdams willi be demol: a dance at her hands will gener- Millar and George IR.-Dennis.to = Marshmallow Sandwiches4 «toast to IGanada &stating that ished;;the diversion('flume, its i ally reveal her age &vith'a cruel, the management cpminittee pf -Toast marshrnallows on a long ~what we most wanted si'as youth=:'uty, finished, will be filled'in at '«curacy. (Sometimes they give the Hospital Board " ---. stick over-the,.fire, Whenrjthey fully. zeal-)to develop our great «the isolde iof the dam, fozming, the 'impression nof leven more ii'are &soft, press betiveen~lbutter natural resources,and,we Pmeresgpavt'.if;&that st ucture, and,the..- ~@a&;s t an she.ean,layr claimito.'hins oi'any smanll crackers. particularly fortunate in having gwaters of the ziver ivi]1 back up, ="T"e hands of the average mo": ! so much potential .water power making 'a;lake seven"-.hundzed I'»an aRe more quickly than her FILMED i" i])available..The&'e were opportun- acres in extent. --,. = f«ce, for they seldom receive the HOIO G 'SI! 'i ) it!es for all: )Vhile excavations for the dam»me amount of attention. -~ For the;first time in historv zc'Phraser I( 'D.'avidson'&in reply Ijgave foundations'are in, progress the . Soapl'and wale&: has.'a very Ic'"ema photpgiaphers have film: some remini"cencesi of the vill 1'iver Ibed wi]l)be'kept.clear of - drying~effect on the skin and " interior of Westminster age Iof Burns i ini'Ontario and floo&1 anil seepage ivater by four while the face is seldom cleansed vantage of the January Special»," ~,. spoke ( of,jthe i,contribution „i of punips,,which arejnow xiorking in this Iway. more than, once in, "A British concern, ~vorked all ~'hn&na nt axnvp&'anni vs&un fnr ,'( I'leaders made! bye&the i Scots;to&(continuously e ..~ 24 hours (an&1 by thos with a del- roug'h'ne night recently tak- Jnnnnry. ~ -- =: ~ Canada.'he Scots had'instilledll'he &lrainage of the iiver bed 'cs«skin not as often as that) &i'ng the most distinct features by ! , pinto Canadiant'life their= ideals of chas- allowed;work:on the power;p the hands are soaped many times IIthe 1'g"t of are lamps of nearly Make your appointment today - democracy anclmtendency to ma: Rouse spur biidge to commence.'during ithe day, harcl.water. is 1~,000 candle power, which mere , i terial prosperity. =- This Ibridgie&,will connect the" mostly. used,'nd&the drying in-,, Placed behind pillars.'r 'E A Hen&'y whose fit s it powel'ouse: ivith the &vest shore&" ently done.'onsequently ' close-up, was taken for the ~ jI av," ' ~ . II&appearance it was as chaplain'of |&of the river. It will carry a rail: the natural oils which feed and first. time of the!Inscription on','all, 'gag 'l~ el . i the society, said in yroposing the& „ivay, spur, track for the transpor- "ourish the fatti tissues beneath the Unknown 'varrior's Grave.aalu 'I .maw am.~; ~toast to"-Bonnie]Scotland; that tation of material. =..- -- . =- the skin are dried out and it be: A sPee'al Photogi.aPh was also Scotland',was 'a really'bonnie" - Meantime work is Piogressing comes 'starved ancl flabby, the taken of the Congressional Med- .I ', countly; one felt there one was on the powerhouse. Foundations~r, e s showv up too prominently, 'l, the tribute of the 'UnitednSgpHastinlis St. VV. 'Iltr d;„. „h . „,h; t . are now all under way, and con= j&snd wrinkles form; givinga most 'States tothemen of Britain who was also, aI]and" of education, crete for these is being, poured. ged appearance. fell in the war. ) a*'land,which producecl great ]it- This work,was halted temPorar- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ v ~ ~ ~ ~All'~nor«seams&end'i rj&erature, and distinguished theo- &Iy d"i"ig'"e 'n e"s ., Pe ~: Many ~housewives &believe in A Dutchman had lost his wife. 'i)Ilogians,thinkers,'nd preachers. I~by reason « t"e fi' ' f " jtboiling new earthenware before A few davs afterwards a travel- -, o" "4'+' I ~ As an Irishmanghe particularly. cretelaggregate.'rovision had'I using it, 'as this ineffectually 1 ng salesman dropped lingo Ihis 1&admired Scottish'humor. )I'been made for temperature as'oughens and,ha&dens iit. This y!ace of business to sell him u fi) II lr='A'. B. Stevenson', who replied, 'loivias 20 de"iees above isero "is particularly efficacious in the bill'of goods, and, wishing to ( &„, vn spoke of the kindly feeling &vhichilli "ut t&i combat tlie'lower temper ( case ot ordinary bioivn kitchen: sympathise ivith him in his loss xisted bet the,'I i h d .t e 're tly ~ pei ced ad-. ~ are, the a ticle bei g placed z~ rked: " the Scots.gScotland.,was a great ditional steam boilers have been in a Iarge pan of cold water 'have buried your wife. Too bad! II&lan&ll'but, after~listenlngito,the I»stalled These Play-'a j«pf; which is then brought slowly to Too bad!"&t The Dutchman drop-~F & . ~~I skirl of thepipes fromPipe Maj- steam on'.the sanil and gravel to'I aiboil. -After being allo~red to 'Iped hi- tools and for a moment or Horn, - he felt more like daric- insure I'ei'feet m ixtui'e 'f coii- boil for t'en minutes remove the iI 1 clokecI at the salesman in wond- 'iing than making a speech. 'The I«rete and t"e workIgoe»» in, pan and allow the water to cool erment. "Veil, she was dead. Scots were ahvays celebiated for spite of the coldest weather. -=, before taking out the ware. ~ Vat else I do mit her'?" I I&Ii theii modesty--Oh yes!:but all Another important step in the the same he thanked Dr. Hemy Rusl.in project ihas been com- for the kindly way in. which he pleted. ThisIis the Stave Falls hsd spoken of them. railway, part of which had to be Thq toast to the ladies was In,i relocated P&ving to the faot that the /ands of V. ¹ightinga]e, who the, waters of the lake-to-be will" ~ ) II,rcf&frred ito Ithe i good infhience encroach on!the old line. The'f womenl on tbehalf of world relocated line is ready for ser- peace, The %international flag vice, and trial runs with a steani'".I All Water users are hereby notified that they of, today'as a, lassie's smile. lcjeomotive have been macIe, Beg- must not run their tap- or otherwise permit the Miss M, Wilson in reply thanlcecl u!ar service will be resumed as him on behalf of her sex for his soon as the line is electrified. waste of water as in so doing they are defeati acldiess. ~ Machinery conti acts, ii liieli the intentions ot the officials iii their endearoursu ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ....Presiclent Heid,proposecl the were placecl iiiith eminent Can- to improve the supply a»d in the public interest toast to the guests, to whom he adian fiiims,'early'last year, are kindly report all leaks or waste of water at once Ii extencled a warm, welcome. He 'earing visible, results, I art of to the Water Collector's Office, i)lunicipa1 Hall. Met&&I 'hanked Mr. Duncan and others the turbine equipment for tiie &I for their addresses «nd the con- power hoiise is delivered, ancl the Y A Cv WY Y . ~F1&&722e tnnsda&e Ave, North vancouver 1 «trlbutlng artistrs'remainder of this Important nia- 'Reeve 'Leylan&1 in reply said chinery is expected during this 20r'&/20. C.iQ.C. Res. Nora S18V and 1214Y he had, attended 8 numbel. Of moilth,