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0001 bbi„ ltl IPl)3 I lio )p. W, 46 ACR )xy I) ) 1 9 front thing lLL d 2nd crim- ssdz, 2 the iitisg irtxis 'arty. ) o msh ids for their i dear io oz- of the iios ioos osd haec Jmo June 27. 1930. Dundarave Cash Crocery 26th sud Bellevue 'We carry s full line af Groceries, spsoiaBsiug iu ROYA). CITY ftUA),ITY GOODS Phuuo wast 7 Vrs Dsiiror Spend a few hours at HORSESHOE BAY. BOATS, CANOES, or FISHING TACKI.F., FOII HIRE Ask for Howard Rogers on float for information re- garding fishing. 'iV. TINNEY Builder and Contractor Office: Hay Block Phone: West 21 Plans and Estimates sub- mitted and terms of pay- ment arranged to suit. as~4 SS Ai~e'g~ You'l find that when we do your Sheet Metal work the work will be Al and you'l like the prompt service too. Surrard Sheet i)letal 229 Lonsdale Avenue Phone North zdb Roa Phones: North sisY-)662X FOR SALE Three good used cars, guaranteed in perfect condi- tion. Very low mileage, As good as new. 1930 Marquette, 4-door 6 Sedan ............... 31,3001929 Pontiac, 4-door Sedan ................ 5995 1928 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan ................ 5685 Phone W. D. Watson. West 628L for particulars. BURRARD FUNERAL CHAPEL B. D. )TRITE, bixo. Disiiuotios Fuuoosi Saovios Lady Assisiauh 229 Zid St. E 1'haua North 626 NANUAI, TRAINING EXHIIIITION LARGELY ATFEVDFI) A very large number of par- ents and friends attended the manual training exhibition put on last Frday evenng by the school classes under J. F.. Con- don and his assistant, G. Dor- man. The year's work was ex- hibited in the west room of the Pauline Johnson annex, and it was the finest display which has ever been given. Included In it were tables,chairs, tea-wag- gons, writing desks, cedar chests, fern boxes, piano benches, stools, and a large variety of smaller articles. Every exhibit, whether large or small, was beautifully finished and gave evidence that the boys had been well trained and took a real interest In their work. In the manual training building itself a class of boys worked steadily at their benches in spite of the many visitors who surrounded them to watch and J ask questions. Editor, West Van News. Sir:-- I think the sincere thanks of the people of West Vancouver are due to the Reeve and Council for arranging one of the most enjoyable band con- certs I have heard for many years. The Salvation Army Cit- adel Band has an enviable repu- tation and they certainly lived up to it today. The one regret I have in connection with the concert was the poor attendance, but I trust the collection would make up for the paucity in num- bers. I think all who attended thoroughly enjoyed the music and I trust that this f)rst Salva- tion Army band concert will be followed by many others. Yours truly, W. W. HA)VTIN. We are showing a full line of MEN'S WEAR Best Quality and Reason- able prices. See our windows for your Holiday Requirements SERVICE with a SMILE at Brooks'ry Goods and Men's Wear 1460 Marine Drive Mrs. Draper's HOME BAKERY Lunch Rolls fresh every day TRY OUR English Sponge Cake vos Strawberry Short Cake CAKES - COOKIES - PIES Our Quality is Known. Open Ail Dsy Thursdsya 2476 Marine (nr. 25th St.) Phone West 3G6 THE WFST VAN NEWS Mr, and blrs. C. Riessinger, 16th and Marine Drive. enter- tained the staff of the Living- stone School, Vancouver, and their city friends at a dance last Friday evening at the Clachan. Child's orchestra supplied thc music. ~ ~ ~ Stanley Stronge has returned to his home at 14th and Marine Drive from St. Paul's Hospital, where he has been a patient for some time following an accident to his ann at Ocean Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes and fam- ily of Ocean Falls, have taken a suite at the Red kiill, West Bay. ~ o ~ Mrs. Clampitt of Vancouver is a guest at the Clachan hotel. ~ ~ Mrs. A. Dickinson of the First Narrows lighthouse, returned an Tuesday from visiting friends in Victoria o ~ Mr. and Mrs. Hodgson and daughter of Vancouver, have moved into a cottage at the Red Mill, West Bay. o ~ Mrs. A. Gracey, 2379 Marine Drive and Miss Myrtle Gracey, have left for a trip to Bridge River. ~ ~ o D. N. Brown has moved from 1228Argyle to a house at 14G6 Argyle. ~ \ Mr. and Mrs. McFeeley of the city have moved into the Stone house at Caulfeild. ~ o ~ Mr. snd Mrs. Hislop and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Day and family, and Mr. and Mrs. McGee and family, all of Vancouver, have taken suites at the Fortune Cup Inn for the season. HOSI E OII, DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED--I'ROGRA51 Home Gas Symphony Orchestra Under Calvin WInter Sunday, June 29th, 1930. CKWX at 9 P. hl. "There's No Gas Like Home" 1. March--"The Rookies"........ .................................... Drumm 2. Waltz--"Casino Dances...... ........................................ Gungl 3. Selection "The Pirates of Pen- zance" ........Gilbert & Sullivan 4. "Festival at Bagdad" from "Scheheranzade"...... Rimsky- Korsakoif. 6. "A Southern Weddings ...... ........................................ Lotter 6. R.K.O. Orpheum Presentation 7. Transcription of "The Skat- ers" ............ Waldteufel-Black 8. "Dance of the Hours" from "La Giaconda"........ Ponchielli 9. Popular "I'm in the Market for You" .................... Hanley "There's No Gas Like Home" Ed. Black has returned to his home at 25th and Marine Drive, from Shaughnessy Hospital where he has been a patient for some weeks. ~ ~ ~ F. 5ierritt of the ferry stafL has returned from his annual va- cation, which he spent at Rob- erts Creek and other upaoast points. o E. A. Traish of Vancouver, has taken the Sinclair home at 19th and Marine Drive. o Captain D. W. Graham, 2128 ,Belkvue, returned here on Sstur day from England with the new CN R liner "Prince Henry" ~ o o sliss Rlargaret Slclntyre has arranged for a recital to be given by her junior pupils in the Can- adian Legion Hall on I'riday, July 11th at 8 15 p m o The death occurred in New Westminster last week of 31rs. )Vilson, mother of Miss Margaret M. Wilson, music teacher at the public schools here.\ Mrs. Sydney S. Petrie of Van- couver, is convalescing at the home qf her mother, Mrs. W. A. Adair, Caulfeild.\ ~ Mr. and Nrs. Booth of Vancou ver, have taken one of the Nes- singer cottages at IGth and Wat- erfront. ~ ~ o Nr. and Nrs. W. Mason, 15th and Fulton, have dahlias in full bloom in their garden. This is, we believe, very early for these flowers. o P. O'rady, of Victoria, is vis- iting his parents at their home at 21st and Esquimalt. He was formerly a clerk in the Lesage Drug Store here for some tiine. o ~ o hfiss Phyllis Neale, 15th and Esquimalt, left here on Tuesday for a holiday on Vancouver Is- land. o The Ambleside Lumber Co. and the West Vancouver Lumber Co. in common»iih all lumber yards and mills in Greater Van- couver will be closed from to- morrow noon to next Wednesday morning. GARDEV BRIDGE The Duncan Lawson Chapter, I.O.D.E., is giving a garden bridge on the grounds of Mrs. Vase'esidence at West Bay, next Tuesday, July 3. Play will commence at 2:30 p. m. and res- ervations for tables should be phoned to Mrs. Ogilvie, West 318L3 or Nrs. K. Burton Forster, West 103L. Special prizes for tea guests. If wet, the function will take place in the new Legion hall. There will be a special prize for tea guests. gf West 3'? RAIN or SHINE Oar Delivery Soovtso works. ii ~ fao yau, PHONE WEST 22 sud your On)sr will be an ihs wsy iu ~ fow minutes. pREscRiprioNs, DRUGS STATIONERY CAVDY ICE CREAM FILMS WEST VAll I'IIARi)IACY Ybs SiaN ad Sosofot Wssi ZT We DEIJVBR Matinees2 Extra NEXT 3 vussoss Eo WEEK AT LaNSDALEI TUES„DOM. DAY piSO FRIDAT-- ow woi ouou oo ouuow m ouow,ois ow THE BURRARD LAUNDRY LIMITED For People )Vho Are Particalar YH)RD ST. aud SY. DAVIDS North Vancoaver Phone North 1310. West Van. Representative F. RIVERS Phone West 410L For Exchange 28ft Cabin Cruiser In Good Condition for a lot near Marine Drive. K.W. Savory 1443 JIarine Drive Ambleside Phone West 340 Evenings, West 143 Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Agent Hollyburn THEATRE NOTICE P ERSONALS (69)) i ow fast oi THE l)UNCAN I.AWSON CHAPTER, I. O. D. E will give A GARDEN BRIDGE on THIIRSDAY, JULY 3rd In the garden of Mrs. Vase, West Bay, or if wet, in New ! IAgion Haik Admission 50c. Special Prize for Tea Guests. Thursday, Friday sud Saturday Thomas Meighan iu 'The Argyle Case'OVDAY - TUBS- hveD. 'The lost Zeppelin'ATEPAYERS are hereby reminded that the Non-Penalty period for the payment of Taxes expires on June 30th, AND THAT THE 3IUNICIPALITY IS CO3IPELLED BY LAW to add Ten per cent (1076) thereto on July 1st, if the Current Taxes are not then paid. CORPORATIONi OF THE DISTRICT OF )VEST VANCOUVER. i66 Maclean's Orange Pekoe The Pick of the Pack