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0001 THE WEST VAN NEWS Msy 30, 1930. rr t rr.c I%rim »»r w»» m r'rr' rn Vrw » pw hM tr r v Iw» u t 'P m t tt'. "t tt -t msr» It I~it ;. tyww»u 'r . Iit p 'sxstt»Tt w u'~ 9' uter " 1 "rt vr. » r 'WV" r. w rwt'r r BREAD CAKES PASTRY Scotch Shorlbreud Nut Bread Birthday a Wedding Cakes Made in Ivest Vancouver at Stratton's Bakery 1453 Mstius Drive Phono Wosi 27 FUEL VERNON FEED STORE A, C. SEARLE Phoae West 9 Next door to Theatre Fuel and Building Supplies. (u busiusss in ivosi Vsa. 9 Years C. J. Overington BARBER In New Store Msrius Drive at 14th Next Jofferios Meat Store Expors Wort--Ladies', ChiMreu Geuilemou Phoae West 135 for appointment WANTED 599 RADIOS FOR REPAHC Only the Best Msiorisis Used. Expert Wortmsuship. Ssiisfsc- iiou Assured. We Save You Donors E. G. CANHAM IVest Vancouver Radio Electric PHONB WEST 474 1439 Mstiuo Drive BATI'ERIES CHARGED TUBES RFJUVINATED Learn to Play Golf at Gleneagles A little private iustructiou will help your game wonderfully. Lessons given by ROLY GOODCHILD I Profossiousi in attendance) For sppoiutmsui: Phono, Long Distance, Gioussgios. or WEST 597Y2. LOOK Cedar %Vood $2..50 a load CHESTERFIELD IVOODYARD Phoae North 132 g Baseball West Van. Defeats Elks. Playing before a good shed crowd, West Van. again proved that its team is going to be in the running for honors when they took the Elks into camp 8 to 6. It was the best game of the season and was in doubt un- til the last inning. Don Arm- strong made his first appearance on the mound for the local team and pitched good balL He had the antlered crew swinging at his submarine ball or, if they did it, knocking a little pop fly to the infield. He was in difficulty only in the third frame when Young drove one into deep cen- tre to score two runners, The first inning was scoreless, West Van going out in order on Pam- phlet'3 slow benders. Each scor- ed one run in the second, Elks getting three in the third, West Van came right back in the fourth with four more to take the lead. Elks tied the count 5 all in the flfth. The local boys hammered three more runs in the sixth while the Elks collected one more in the seventh. Sid Walker, who is doing duty behind the bat, is playing his best game this year, his peg to second and third snipping many hopeful runners. He can always be depended on to do his share of the batting. Wingett Irish is also getting his batting being re- sponsible for three of the runs, hitting each time with runners on bases and two out. Last night the West Van team met Native Sons at Mahon Park and next Tuesday meet the Elks on the same grounds while they will be entertained at Lynn Val- ley on the Thursday. RECORD TRAFFIC ON NORTH VAN. FERRIES The North Vancouver Ferries carried over the week end 41,483 passengers and 4590 vehicles, being a record number for such a period. The numbers on Friday were 1625 autos and on Saturday 1410 vehicles. On Sunday 1555 vehicles were carried on the fer- ries. The line of cars on Sunday was the longest on record, ex- tending from the wharf to 14th Street. HOSIE OIL TO BROADCAST RADIO CONCERT SUNDAY In response to terrific public demand, Home Oil Distributors Limited intend next Sunday, June 1st, at 9:00 p. m. over radio station CKWX, Vancouver, to re- sume their series of broadcasts by Calvin Winter and Home Gas Symphony Orchestra. It was intended to cancel this series for the summer season, but so great has been the public urge, that they are very pleased indeed to respond to it by resum- ing them at an earlier date than they anticipated. Duiidarave Cash Grocery 25th sud Bellevue 'iVs carry s fui! line of Groceries, spoeisiiriug iu ROYAL CITY QUALITY GOODS I'hoss Wssi 7 We Deliver DANCING At Horseshoe Bay Every Saturday Night Harry Carr's Orchestra Personals IVEST VANCOUVER »Y» The monthly meeting of the West Van »Y" will be held on Tuesday, June Srd, at 8 o'lock at the home of Mrs. Chapinan, "Sea View,» 14th and Clyde. A hearty invitation ls extend- ed to all young people over the age of sixteen, interested In temperance work. Mr. and hire. L. Milne, Caul- feild. had as their guests over the holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Dunn and son of Vancouver. o ~ ~ A car driven by Lulu Island visitors skidded at the corner of 17th and Marine Drive on Wed- nesday morning and went into the ditch in front of Hollyburn Post Office, smashing both wheels on one side and bending the front axle, One of the oc- cupants was slightly cut and suf- fered from shock. The wrecking car of the Marine Motors towed the car to their garage where re- pairs were effected. Mrs. H. P. Tearoe, 1640 Hay- wood, with Mrs. D. Willingu&n Junr., and Mrs. A. MacAulay, entertained at her home on Wed. nesday evening the Hollyburn School relay team to a chicken dinner. Mr. Lane, their coach, and Mr. T. E. W. Russell were also present. Thomas F, Hadwin, who rec- ently graduated in Science al the University of B. C» left on Tuesday for Montreal, where he will visit his grandparents and other relatives before proceeding to Pittsburgh to enter a poet- graduate course with the West- inghouse Electrical Co. Edward O. Lunn, the other West Vancouver science gradu- ate this year, will follow him shortly to enter upon a similar course. Both young graduates are to be congratulated on hav- ng won such a coveted distinc- tion through their good work at the University. ~ ~ ~ Pupils of Mrs. Clara Wilson will hold a recital at the home of Mrs. J. T. Watt, 16th and Esqui- alt Ave., on Saturday evening, ay 31st. Several advanced tudents will take part in the rogram which should prove int- resting. Friends are asked to ote the time--8:16 o'lock. I.EGION, ATTENTION! All members of the Canadian Legion, West Vancouver branch, are asked to assemble next Sun- day at 4:30 p.m. at the new P Memorial hall, in order that a photo may be taken of the hall and the group. A social and dance will be given in the hall next Thursday at 8:SO p.m. Refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davidson and Miss Noelle Davidson spent the holidays at Caulfeild. I 4 Your Week End Don't forget you will need Films for your Kixlak, Chocolates, Toilet Accessor- ies, etc. We have a full line of everything you require. Lesage Drug Store G. a RRH), Manager Gmx Hsy nundiug Corner iiih sud Msiiuo WEST 323 PHONE WEST 110 i FOR Coal and 1Vood Prompt Dsnvsty. Jimmy Thomson's fg TRANSFER Dsny 'rriss io sud from City. lioviug Bsggsgo ~ Sposisity Mr. and Mrs. F. Collins of Saskatoon, have taken over the care of Dundarave Hall. -- one wltIIIIIthe other N0 OTHER washer has thisThermo double.tub construe. tion. Because of it, the Connor Thermo keeps the water hot, real hu3-t-does a cleaner, speedier washing--and outlives two ordin- ary washers. Let us demonstrate it in your home. Exlvs heavy ooppoo luuoo tulh ~nohoi.plssod Lmufsslou Exits heavy stool ouuw luh CLOTHES washed in aConnorThermo last longer. The rotary agitator forces a strong current of soapy water up from the bottom through theclothes. This action with the real hmt water dislodges every trace of dirt without injury to the daintiest things. Clothes are not pounded, twisted, tom or worn in a Connor Thermo. 033araflteedr Carries the longest htosdost gusrsutss given with snywsshot. I:3::i'I 'I i::i'hermo electric:: S