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0001 July 4, 1930. THE WEST VAN NEWS ivc st- Duudarave Cash Grocery 25th aad BcBcvua We carry a full iiuo ot Gvocorics, ~pcciauciag iu ROYAL CITY (IUAI.ITY GOODS Phone West 7 Wa Deliver Spend a few hours at HORSESHOE BAY. BOATS, CANOES, or I FPSHING TACKLE, FOR HIRE Ask for Howard Rogers on float for information re- garding fishing. W. TINNEY Builder au4 Contractor i I Office: Hay Black Phone: West 21 ' Plans and Estimates sub- mitted and terms of pay- ment arranged to suit. DUNDARAVE SCHOOl, NEWS Class Leaders Grade 18--John Coney Grade IA--Jeanie Allan. Grade 28-Jackie Climie. Grade 2A--Donald Griffith. Grade 38--I, Marion McNeil, 2, James Logan. Grade 3A--I, Elsie Robbins, 2, Catherine Hirst. Grade 48--I, Martha von Zub. en; 2, Dona Cave. Grade 4A--I, Laurie Patter- son; 2, Norma Holllday; 3, Bev- an Savory, Roll of Honor Div. I, Proficiency -- Martha von Zuben; Deportment, Elsie Robbins. Punctuality and Regularity-- George Binning, Roy Sinning. Division H, Proficiency, Jackie Climie; Deportment, Yoshiko Hoshino. Punctuality and Regularity-- Donald Griffit h. Prizes Division 1.--Good Progress- Dons Cave. Arithmetic--48, Laurie Pat- terson; 3A, Catherine Hirst; 38, Marion McNeiL Division II -- Proficiency- Jeanie Allan; Attendance, Billy Huggins; Deportment, Olive Robbins; Elfort, Bert Jordan. Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rehberger of West Vancouver, announce the engagement of their daughter, Doris Eleanor, to Mr. Bruce Har- old Moore. son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Moore of West Broad- way, Vancouver. The wedding will take place the latter part of this month. Mr. and Mrs. Inglis Hodgins of Matsqui, 8 .C., were the guests over the week end, of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tite, 16th and Mar- ine Drive. c You'l find that when we do your Sheet Metal work the work will be Al and you'l like the prompt service too. 8urrard Sheet Metal 229 Lonsdale Avenue Phone North 545 Rcs. I'hoacsi North SISY-1562X k FOR SALE Three good used cars, I ' guaranteed in perfect condi- tion. Very low mileage. As good as new. 1930 Marquette, 4-door Sedan ............... 61,300 1929 Pontiac, 4-door Sedan .............. 6995 IcJ28 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan ................ 6685 Phone W. D. Watson. West 628L for particulars. BURRARD FUNERAL CHAPEL B. D. WIIITE, sfsr. Distinctive Funeral Scrvica Lady Assistant 225--scd St. L Phoaa North 626 We are showing 5 full line of MEN'S WEAR Best Quality and Reason- able prices. See our windows for your Holiday Requirements SERVICE with a SiMILE 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 Strawberry Short Cake CAKES - COOKIES - PIES Our Quality is Known. Open all da'y Thursdays 2476 AIarine (nr. 25th St.) Phone West 366 Special Values ln Wood and Fuel Bush Run Fir, Stove Length Furnace and Grate Wood ... Alder ... Old Growth Fir .............,..„ Bark „„.. 66.60 per cord ...,... 85.50 6750 I a 6750 a a ...... 67.60 TESTON CARTAGE Phone West 2S0 All Loads Guaranteed to be Full Cord or over, All Orders C.O.D. P ERSONALS I AIrs. Pollock of Vancouver, hss moved into the Pearce house at 21st and Bellevue. ~ ~ v AIr. snd Mrs. Lloyd of Vancou- ver, have moved into a house at 1926 Bellevue, c \ Airs. A. N. Durling and daugh- ter of Iwthbridge, Alta., are staying at the Fortune Cup Inn. St. Anthony's Church Altar Society are giving a garden par- ty at the home of Mrs. J. Sheas- green, 23rd and Bellevue, next Wednesday, 9th July, from 3 to 6 p.m. c o c Mr. and Mrs. George Shepherd have moved into their new home at 17th and Esquimalt. o v ~ Mrs. A. Matthews, 1321 Esqui- malt, left a few days ago on a visit to her son at Aioosomin, Saskatchewan. She was accomp- amed by the Misses Munel and Marion Vigar, who will visit rel- atives at Whitewood, Sask., dur- ing their summer vacation. \ Miss Eileen Montgomery, sis- ter of Mrs. Oscar Britton, 2351 Jeiferson Ave., was first in the recent Normal School examina- tions, and in addition won the gold medal for physical educa- tion. a Geo. E. Reid, manager of the Lessge Drug Co., with Airs. Reid and family, spent the holidays in Chilliwack. ~ ~ c Mr. and AIrs. W. D. Colvin, 18th and Fulton,have purchased the Nelson house at 21st and Fulton, and have taken posses- sion. Miss Phyllis Neale of the B. C. Telephone stsif here, has return- ed from 5 holiday on Vancouver Island. \ Mrs. Hilda Lloyd has moved from Sherman to a house at 19th and Bellevue. a Mrs. Millard and Miss Ethel Millard. Mrs. AIacfie and Afiss Mabel Macfie, and AIrs. Lawson and Afiss Gertrude Lawson are spending a few days at Harrison Hot Springs. C. Cornish has returned from Winnipeg to spend the summer with his family at his home at 17th and Gordon. \ Mrs. Webb has moved from 24th and Bellevue into the Webb house at 29th and Bellevue. c ~ ~ AIrs. McGinnis of North Van- couver. has moved into a suite in the Hay Block, 14th wnd Mar- ine Drive. c ~ Afr. and Mrs. Boyd and family of Vancouver, moved on Satur- day into a house at Horseshoe Bay. v a c iMr. and Mrs. Forsythe of Van- couver moved on Saturday to Horseshoe Bay. ~ a ~ L.O.L. No. 2990 are holding their regular meeting next Tues- day evening in the new Orange hall. Following the meeting there will be a banquet and social, at which the members of North Vancouver LO.L. No, 1840. and their ladies auxiliary will be present, as also the L.O.B.A. here. ~ ~ ~ Mr, and Airs. Lockhart of Van- couver, have reined the Miller cottage at 26th and Lawson. c ~ Mr, and AIrs. Kiernan and fam ily, who have been occupying a house at 26th and Bellevue, have returned to their home in Point Grey. Rev. A. Harding Priest spent the week end in Victoria. c v ~ A three year doe of the Coast variety on Tuesday morning paid a visit to W. Bowes'arden at 2153 Esquimalt. It stayed for a short time, and then quietly walked into the bush. This is the second time within two weeks that it has done so. ~ ~ School Trustee Mrs. Master- man on Thursday afternoon, 26th instant, presented the honor rolls at Dundarave School. Last Friday morning the honor rolls were presented at Pauline John- son snd Hollyburn Schools, School Trustee Mrs. Selwood making the presentation at Paul- ine Johnson and Chairman Gam. age at Hollyburn, c \ Clayton Stewart is attending the senior boys'amp at Camp Artaban, Gambier Island. v ~ ~ AIr. and Mrs. A. W. Collinson left last Saturday for a month's holiday on Mayne Island. c a ~ T. E. W. Russell, 14th snd Es- quimalt, has purchased property at 22nd and Kings. o Mrs. McBride and family of Vancouver, have moved into a house at 27th and Bellevue. Miss Alyce Stokes of Clover- dale, 8. C., is visiting Mrs. James de Pas Murray, 22nd and Ingle- wood. c A double christening ceremony took place at St. Mark's Church Vancouver, recently, when Mavis Alma, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Fletcher, 15th and Gordon, and granddaughter of Mrs. Annie Fletcher, and Wil- liam James, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Tupper and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. IVB- liam Tupper, were christened by Canon Sovereign. Following the ceremony a dinner party was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Snider. Mrs. Winnie Reid and daugh- ter Margaret, 21st and Marine Drive, left on Saturday to spend a holiday in Victoria. Mrs. Ken- ealey and her sister Miss Sharp, left here to join them last Tues- day. Aiiss Ida Porter of the High School teaching staff at Kaslo, B. C., is spending her holidays at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Clark have mov- e&i into one of the Nightingale cottages at 24th and Heywood. Air. and Airs. Whelan of Van- vouver, have taken the Davis house at 25th and Kings. c ~ Mrs. J. R, Patterson and fam- ily, are spending a holiday at Powell River. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks of Van- couver, have moved into a house at 26th and Bellevue. ~ v ~ Mr. and Mrs. Day and family, 24th and Bellevue, have move&i into a house at 29th and Belle- vue. c a AIrs. T. P. Crowther, 3120 Travers Ave., has left for a visit to Victoria. ~ a Gerald Aiills, 22nd and Belle- vue, fell oif his bicycle at 27th and Marine Drive on Tuesday and was struck by a passing auto. He wss badly bruised and will be confined to his home for a few days. The driver of the car put his car in the ditch in an unavail- ing efi'ort to avoid a collision. v v ~ AIr. Rutty of Vancouver, has taken the Lloyd house at Sher- man. CAMERA SUPPLIES NOIV is the ideal time for Snap Shots. Leave your films for de- veloping and printing-- Daily Service. WEST VII PHARMACY Thc Stars af Scvvica. Wc I sy WB DELIVER PHONE WEST IIO FOB Coal and Wood Prompt Dcuvccy. Jimmy Thomson' TRANSFER Daily Trips to aad from City. hioviug Baggaga a Spccialty. FURNACE and SHEET METAL REPAIRS Ambleside Sheet MetalWorks IAURIE SPECK. Pvopcktm 1456 Afanne Drive Phone West 437L2 THE BURRARD LAUNDRY LLMITED For People Who Are Particular THIRD ST. aad ST. DAVIDS North Vancouver Phone North 1310. West Van. Representative F. RIVERS Phone West 410L For Exchange 28ft Cabin Cruiser In Good Condition for a lot near iblsrine Drive. K.W. Savory 1443 I\Iarine Drive Ambleside I'bone IVest 340 Evenings, West 143 Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Agent Right Dunng the mental anthmetic lesson Johnny's teacher said to him: "Now Johnny, if your mother spent two guineas for a hai, three pounds for a frock, five pounds for a coat, and--cr- one pound for a pair of shoes. what would be the result»'ithout hesitation, Johnny gave the correct answer: "A ter- rible row with father when the bills came in, miss." h ..ho I h"rrcr r ~ ~ rv a. -hhh