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0001 ~ ' REGENT CLOTHES DRY CLRANINO Suits, Oxereoxm an AND pagsslNG d Dresses from 01.20 V (VEiST VAiV. CONSEIIVATIVES HOLD I'RIMARIES The members of the West Vancouver Conservative Associ- ation met at the Fortune Cup Inn last Monday evening to elect de!egates for the Conservative convention held the following evening in North Vancouver. Those elected were: Captain C. J.Archer, T. E. Bachelor, T. Bar. nott, W. Blair, G. Blanchiield, W, J. Dent, Dr. F. E. Dorch ster, H. A. Eager, W. J. Hamilton, J. B. Leyland, Captain F. F. Love- grove, J. J. Rutledge, H. Wilson. Alternates: Miss M. B. Almas, J. Edington. J. T. Watt was chosen unani- mously the West Vancouver nominee for the position of Con- servative candidate at the forth- coming provincial by-election. Sbe Wxxa'1 x Bii Weu Ohl Jooaa wxx busy io hix bxct- ixrs with xxw xnd hammer. A neigh- bor came ia the fence. "Good morning Mr Jones," he said, "how ix Mrx. Jones tbix morningt" "Just about the same," old Jones replied, "xhe didn't sleep well ixxi night." "That's tao bxd," the neighbor xym. pxihixad, xnd then xa x loud cough came from the house, he added xoBan- ouxiy, "1 x'pose that'er coughih', sin'1 it 1" "Nx," old Jones answer&4 absent- mindedly, hia eyes still on hix work. "It ain't her coffin, it's n new hen- house." io bxxlxaxx ih West Vxn. 10 Yaxnx BARBER In New Store Marine Drive ai lath Next Jefferiaa Meat Stora Rxparl Work--i.xdiax', Chndrcx Gentlemen 1'bone West 133 for xppwinamext A policeman caught a Welsh motorist exceeding the speed limit in his car. "What'0 yer name?" he de- manded. "Aubrey Llewellyn Brynmawr of Llewellyn," was the reply. The policeman put his note- book away and eyed the oifended sternly. "Well, don't let me'catch you again!"RADIATOR AND FENDER REPAIRS Have pour Headlights Properly Focused. Home Oils ans Gxxonne Hollyburn Garage 1nh xxd Marine Drive H. DAVISON, Prop. Phoae Waxi, 100 Support B. C. 3nauxtriex Get Genuine QALT COAL Wa buy sireca from uia mine ED. BLACK g West 68 Under Naw Management of tire. H. Dixon THE Bungalow Store 20th xxd Marine Drive Full Line of Fresh Groceries, Tobxeaoe xnd Candies. A imxi xohcited. ! CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF )VEST VANCOUVER VOTERS'IST 1931 Persons desiring and entitled to have their names placed on ihe Voters'ist for 1931 as Householders, Licence or Poll Tsx Holders, must file a declaration (which may be made before a Notary Public or the undersigned) in the form provided, on or before the 31st day of October, 1930. Forms may be obtained at the Municipal Hall. Dated this 10th day of October, 1930. JAS. OLLASON, Municipal Clerk.Hollyburn, B. C VANCOUVER CREOSOTING CO., LTD. NORTH VANCOUVER 'Overcoats $26.00 &o Less Local haent M, ~ILLIAMS Phone waai 2o 1000 Marina Drive Rcs. Phone Waai 200L Our Own Make Suits and Overcoats from $45.00 THE WEST VAhi NEWS NORTH SHORE JUVENILE FOOTl3ALI. ASSOCIATIO."i (lames for Saturday, October 18, DIVISION I. West Van. vs. Lions. Ambleside Park, 3 p. m, Referee Mr. Botham. Canucks (Bye). DIVISION 11. Kiwanis Bluebirds vs. West Van. O. Keys; High School (West) 3 p.m. Referee Mr. Magnall. West Van. Midgets (Bye) ~ Division IIL Kiwanis Bluebirds vs. Cayilano; Mahon Park, I:30 p. m. Ref- eree, Mr. Wardlaw. Kirgsley School vs. North Shore Wanderers; High School (West); 1.45 p. m. Referee, Mr. Halder. Lynn Valley vs. North Shore Rangers, Lynn V08ey Park; 1:45 p. m. Referee, Mr. Moon. FOOTBAI.I. On Monday evening, October 13th, a meeting of the West Van. 0 Kays football team was held st the home of the manager, Charles Chapman. The following officers were elected: Captain~ordon Mastermsn, Vice Captain--Metford Chap- man, Sec. Tress.--Ian Hamilton, To help these officers 0 com- mittee of four was selected as fol- lows: M. Ward, J. Savory, P. Farmer, N. Davidson. The team plays the N. Van. Bluebirds tomorrow (Saturday) and the local lineup is as follows: Goal--G. Masterman, R. Back--P. Farmer, L. Back--I. Hamilton, R. Half--M. Ward, C. Half--G. Mason, L. Half--J Murray R. Wing--N. Davidson, Inside R --J Savory Centre--L. Blaine, Inside L.--F. Masterman, L. Wing--M. Chapman. Spares--W. Mchiillan, J. Mc- Donald, L. Johncox. All the above players will make 0 special eifort to attend the game particularly the spares. If unable to attend please notify the captain at West 111. RELIEF PLANS The Provincial Government will sign an agreement with the Federal Government during this week covering the financing of unemployment relief works here, during the coming winter. Priemier Tolmie had the agreement before him on Mon- day signed by representatives of the Federal Goverwment. It pro- vides for the expenditure of 8900,000 by the federal authori- ties to assist relief work in this province. The Provincial Gov- ernment does not regard this as final, however, and should the situation demand it, will ask for a further federal contribution. Meanwhile applications for pro- vincial assistance in carrying on public works are pouring in from municipalities at the govern- ment's invitation, These are be- ing handled by the public works department, and ageements be- tween the government and muni- cipal councils, will be reached during the next few days. In this wsy each municipality will know exactly how much help it may expect an meeting the un- employment problem. The sug- gestion, printed in some news- papers, that British Columbia has been behind other provinces in reaching an arrangement with ihe federal authorities, was de- nied by the Premier. He explain- ed that the Federal Govern. ment'0 proposals in written form had only reached him last Mon- day, but that they had been in- formally agreed upon between him and Senator Robertson, min ister of labor, in Ottawa, several weeks ago. The necessiey of making agree- ments with the munioipalities 0- lone ls holding up a deilnite start ow relief Tvork sll over the prov- ince. COIIRESPONDENCE The Editor, West Van News. Dear Sir:--Now that the rate- yayers have pledged themselves to yay something Bke 8255.000 as I understand for bank, bridge and water by-laws, it is going to be heavy taxation to pay in s lump sum yearly for most of us. Therefore, I would suggest as some of our neighbors sre doing. getting legislation into eifect, for payment of half tax, half yearly, say end of June and end of De- cember or January. This, I be- lieve would not entail such 0 hardship. It would be 0 kindly sy'rlt shown to some in these rather hard times. hL BULKLEY. October 17, 1980. Hollyburn THEATRE'HURSDAY FRIDAY xxs SATURDAY 'SALLY'ith hf ARI L YN 5 I f LLKR To the Fditor, iVest Van News. Sir:--West Vancouver is to be congratulated on the formation of yet another Club, making the list of Societies, etc., in this small but progressive Municipality surely reach the 999th. Yet, if those that follow, aim for the high standard of attainment that seems to be the ambition of the Musiciars Club of West Vancou- ver we shall be, indeed, happy to welcome their formation. When we consider that all of the talented artists who assisted in the splendid yrogram given at the initial concert,were with the exception of two, West Van- couver residents, then we should be doubly proud of them, as members of our community. The aim of the new Club, it was announced, is to foster the love for the better class of music and, generally, to lift us out of the habit of listening to so much sahcailed popular music. Let us hope that the endeavors of the new Club will tend to short- en the life of what is commonly called the "Jazz Age," and to this end we besyeak for the near Club the support of every music lover in West Vancouver. UN CHANTEUR HOhf E 0 II. DISTRIBUTORS LTD. Program Home Gaa Symphony Orchestra Under Calvin 1Vinter. Sunday, October 19th, 1930. CK)VX, 9 P. hf. (Sigmund Romberg Hour) 1.--Excerpts from "Her Soldier Boy." 2.--"Blossom Time." 3.--"Blue Paradise." 4.--"Romance" from "The Danc- ing Girl" 5.--"The Student Prince." 5.--Vocal Selections. 7.--"The Desert Song." 8.--"Maytime." 9.--"The New Moon." "There's No Gas Like Home" Pretty Nurse: "kvery time 1 take the pxiieoi'x yuixe it gets faster. What xhan 1 dot" Doctor: "Blindfold himi" A~ qYtt'- Or~ Have your Furnace overhauled or new one installed before the cold weather. 8urrard Sheet Metal 229 Lonsdale Avenue Phoae Norah sas Rxx. Phexaxi North 01SY-100'2X The BURRARD LAUNDRY For People IVho Are Particular Agent for SWANi BROS DRY CLEANERS THIRD ST. xxs ST. DAVTDS North Vancouver Phone North 1310. West Van. Representative F. RIVERS Phone '1Vest 4101. Now ix the uwle to gxx your vriNTER'S FUEL We bxxv xu xaumiiea xvppty of DRY FIR TRhiNSFER IIOVING Drag Sxw ao rent. Phone West 48 OOC COOKE PETE LE SEAL "Shall 1 tate yos io ibv mmt" "No. 11 they what me they'l coma after me." ~ ANNOUNCEMENT ~ E. BUSST hss opened A Handy.Ann Store Orders received Phone West 89 You may be caught Any night now! See Bill Grout at %Vest Van Motors For your Anti-FreeXe Phone W'est 2(is at 2444 hlarine Drive (Barrow Block) Smelt Hardware, Notions. Stationery. School Supplies, Tes, Co(fce. Cocoa, Extracts. All lines kept up to date. Delivery after 4 p. m.