0001 September 5, 19SO. THE WEST VAN NEWS Mrs. Clara Wilson Teacher of Pianoforte Speciauzing in advanced work and classes for begin- ners. Intending Class pupils are asked to enroll before Sept. ember 6th. Miss Hilda Wilson Only First-Class Honors A.T.C.M. Solo Performers in British Columbia 1930. Winner of Sigismund Stojowski Scholarship 1929. Has vacancies for a few pupils. Studio:--2367 Marine Drive Dundarave Go to the Fall Show. DANCING SIR. GUS DAWSON "The I'rofessional Dancer" holds ciosscs every 'lvodooxdoy in the Duodoxovo Hall. TOE, BALI.ET, ACROBATIC, oud TAP DANCING -- Buck, Soft Shoe, Schottischo, otc. Expert Tuition. Ciossos ood Private Lessons. FURNACE and SHEET METAL REPAIRS Ambleside Sheet Metalworks LAUR&E SPECK. PToprittor 1466 Marine Drive Phone 1Vest 437L2 LEISION CARIilVAL AND DAr CF. DRAWS CROWD The carnival held in the field at 17th Street on Labor Day af- ternoon snd evening under the auspices of the Canadian Legion, West Vancouver, proved an even greater drawing card than its organizers anticipated, All the afternoon and well on into the evening the midway between the booths was thronged with a good humored crowd out to enjoy themselves. The weather was perfect, snd the various games and stalls were busy all the time. The sklttle game, duck pond, housie-housie, and the other at- tractions all had their devotees, and all di&l a flourishing busi- ness. There were two fortune tell- ing booths arranged for by the Duncan Lawson Chapter, I.O.D. E. on the grounds', one in charge of Madam Renee, who is well known as a seer, and a number went in to see what the future had in store for them. Ice cream and afternoon tea were served on the grounds by the Ladies'uxiliary of the Le- gion. Dance and Beauty Contest The dance put on by the Le- gion branch in the evening was very largely attended, there be- ing between one hundred and fifty and two hundred guests in the new Legion hall, Child's or- chestra supplied the music, and the crowd of dancers on the floor for every number testified to its excellence. Eleven members of the West Vancouver Amateur Swimming Club lired up on the platform of the hall at 10:30 p.m. for the bathing beauty contest sponsor- ed by the club. A beautiful sil- ver cup, presented by the local branch of the Legion, was the prize for this event, and was won by Miss Ivy Miles. The judges were Dr. F. E. Dorchester and Mrs. Murphy of North Vancou- ver. ILW. Savory 1443 51arine Drive Ambleside Phone West 340 Evenings, West 143 Real Estate Finance and Insurance Go to the Fall Show That's All Mrs. Green: "Whpt is your husband doing in his garden nowadays?" Mrs. Brown: oOh, just a little smoking and cussing, my dear." Mrs. Draper's HOME BAKERY Try Our LUNCH ROLLS SIEAT PIES, FRUIT PIES HOME-MADE BREAD 3 for 20c Open all day Thursdays 2476 Marine (nr. 26th St.) Phone West S66 MARGARET McINTYRE Licentiate of the College of Violinists, London, England Tcachet. of Violin anti Piano Our Ice Machine ls now running. Customers who have their own cars and wish to save cost of delivery can purchase at the plant st half price- 50c per 100 lbs. MARINE MOTORS 2153 Marine Drive Classes commence Thursday, 4th September o m STUDIO:--2222 d G d 2 PA VV I 2222 Local and Personal p&SSSSSSsom -- = dsdSSSSBSIBlC HIGH SCHOOL NOTE BOOKSMr. Sweeney is building a new home st 11th snd Esquimalt. \ ~ ~ In our last issue it wss stated that s cheque for 540 had been sent to the Canadian Legion building fund as their share of the net proceeds from the naval regatta and entertainment. This should have read "benevolent fund." ~ ~ ~ Mr. and hire. O. Holland, who have been spending s month's holiday at 27th and Palmerston, have returned to their home in the city. t t ~ Mrs. Brown, 23rd and Marine Drive, is moving to hire. Grady's cottage at 24th and Bellevue.t t ~ Rev. Harry Bell, who has been occupying a suite in Hollyburn Block, 16th and Marine Drive, while spending a holiday here, has returned to South Vancou- ver. \ T. K. Likely, Dominion flshery inspector, has moved from 18th and Marine Drive to 1129 Es- planade. ~ t G. C. Byrnell, 15th and Gor- don, spent the week-end in Vic- toria with his son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Byrnell. t ~ t Neil Ross has returned to his home at 14th and Marine Drive after spending the summer in the Peace River country. He is very much impressed with the potentialities of that section of Canada. Mrs. D. C. Ritchie and family are back at their home at 30th snd Marine Drive from their summer cottage at Mount Gar- diner Park, Bowen Island, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Garland and family have moved from 13th snd hiarine Drive to 2219 Bellevue Avenue. ~ ~ Mrs. Howard Leggatt, 26th and Hayward, while coming up from the beach last Friday, had the misfortune to slip and break her lcg. She was taken to the North Vancouver General Hos- pital. ~ ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Pressy have re- turned to the city after spending a few months at Miss Miller's cottage at 25th and Lawon. ~ ~ ~ Dr. J. Lang of Anyox, B.C., who formerly resided here, was a visitor last Monday to West Vancouver. t Mr. and hire. J. H. Paterson and family, 147S Marine Drive, spent the week-end at Harrison Hot Springs.t t ~ George Minkley, who has been living at 2291 Haywood, has moved to 1637--24th Street. ~ 2 ~ Mr. Stalker, who has been away for some months, has re- turned to his home at 21st and Bellevue. Dr. and Mrs E. A. Hewey have moved from 2166 Argyle to s house at 2174 Argyle Ave- nue. t ~ Miss Eileen Hampson, 20th and Fulton, left here on Satur- day for Prince George, where she is on the teaching staff of the public schools.-t Mrs. Ed. Black and family, 25th and Marine Drive, returned on Sunday from an extended hol- iday at their summer home at Selma Park. ~ t Mr. and hirs. E. J. Crickmay and family have moved from 2092 Gordon Avenue to 21st and Gordon. ~ t Roland Jack has moved into a house at 23rd and Lawson. ~ ~ t Mr. and Mrs. Vernon and fam- ily, who have been away on a trip, have returned to their home at 23rd and Heywood.t t ~ Mr. and Mrs. Warren of Ker- risdale spent the holidays at the Fortune Cup Inn. Mrs. J. G. Rimmer, who has been spending a holiday up the coast, has returned to her home at 3585 Marine Drive.\ W. H. Waters of North Van- couver has moved into the Gar- land house at 13th and Marine Drive. ~ ~ ~ Mr. and hIrs. James Mclntyre, who have been spending the last few months at their summer cot- tage at Kew Beach, have re- turned to their home at 20th snd Gordon. ~ ~ Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Rush have moved from 23rd and hiarine Drive to a house at 2166 Argyle Avenue. t ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs, Charles Blyth and family of Seattle, Wash., spent the week-end with hir. Blyth's mother, hire. G. Blyth, 22nd and Jefferson, ~ ~ ~ Mrs. S. J. Nasmith, 14th snd Jei?erson, left last Tuesday to spend a month's visit at her old home in Strathroy, Ont., and in 'Ioronto. BEST VALUE Perfectly bound, 240 pages ........ -............ 50c Printed label on each book "West Vancouver High School" Get yours at WEST VII FlhRPIACY Thc Stdwo od Scrttca. West Zy WB DELIVER Studio of Dancing EURYTHMICS NATURE DANCING -- BALLET VOCAL EXPRESSION Fall Term, Sopttmbor Isth, EoroSSooot Logkm Hall, Soptom- boc Stb, 10 ~. m. to 1Z ~ m. CATHBRIISE PATON Rooidcocc Yhowo Wmt ZtiX io bosiocoo is West Vos. S Yours C. J. Overington BARBER Io New Stoco SISTiot Dciro at lith Next Joffcnto Rest Stmo Export Wort--Loddm. Cbndrsm Gcotlomos 1'hoot Wcoi tsz foc oppoistmootSINGERS, ATTENTION I The Social and Dance celebrat- ing the opening of the West Van couver Choral Society season will take place next Monday evening, September 8th, at the Legion Hall, commencing at 8 o'lock prompt. All members, associate mem- bers and prospective members, are expected to be present and register their names. Complete music is now on hand ready for the opening rehearsal st Dundarave Hall on Monday, the 15th. 1Ve understand that a special check will be taken of members arriving after 8:16 as the conductor will take his place on the rostrum promptly on time. BURRARD i FUNERAL CHAPEL B. D. WHITE, hizr. Dlsthdcuro Foxtrot SocoioS Lady Asoiotoot ZZS--Zcd St. IL Photo North SZS Status I1uo "Brethren, we must do some- thing to remedy the status quo" said a colored preacher to his congregation. "Brother Jones, what is the status quo?" asked a member of the parish. "Dat, brudder," said the preacher, "am Latin for de mess we's in." "Mother " cried little Mary as she rushed into the farm house they were visiting, "Johnny wants the listerine. He's just caught the cutest little blsck- and white animal and he thinks it's got halitosis." "I wonder the child doesn' freeze--the thermometer regis- ters ten degrees of frost " "What does the child know of thermometers?" Term Commences Residence Studio-- AVext Monday, September 8th. 2310 Bellevue BIGGEST SNAP Ever Offered in Homesites Lots 50 feet by 142 feeL All cleared in heart of this municipahty PRICE. 5200 and un to 8250. Apply-- GEORGE HAY. 14th and hiarine Drive, or K. A. RAY, I'hone 1Vest SSL. Mrs. F. X. Hodgson L.A.B. Conductor of Dundarave Ladies Choir Voice anti Interpretation of Song Pupils trained for Concert, Operatic or Church Soloists. h dh hrv 'I ..i e h I