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0001 d~r wdrrr VM ar lr L 2 'r d. dIrr. P2rrr'9ir'-, 2 2 rp-dwl~' 4 2-.rr* ddd",rr ~ 2 .- ~ . wrw2- :dr '2 .. Jrr r' 2"rrh wrrrr 2ry w r'rrrrra rrrrrrwrrrr~'r ra rr r vrr our Winter Suit and Overcoat Now! material to choose from at moderate prices. t for REGENT, TAILORS: One Price--Suits or Overcoats 326.00. g, Dyeing and Pressing. Close Saturdays 7 p. m. M. %VILLIAMS 20 .... 1568 Marine Drive .... Res. Phone West 28GL Order Y Finest Local Agan Dry Cleamn Phone IVest WEST VAN. "Yo The next meeting of the IVest Vsn. "Y" will be held Tuesday, December 2nd, at Mrs. Reid'9 house, 19th and Bellevue, st 8 o'dock. All girls over 16 years are cordially invited. All girls interested in the Basaar, to bu heki in the United Church on December 2nd, are asked to don- ate something. Miss Smith will take charge of the donations. F " " West 176 IRST 51ASOV TRANSFER adk FUEL SUPPLY Burn Diamond Sootless Coal Full Stock of Nanaimo-Wellington and sicLeod River Hard Coal. Phone us and Save Your Money Alder snd Fir Bushwood 66.75 HOLLYBURN Barber Shop 13th & hlariuo EXPERT SERVICB E. MARSH, Propriaior GORDON ROBSON Badriatod & Souoitar WEST VANCOUVER-- Office No, 144f Marino Drlvu Phoae West 49& VANCOUVER OFFICE- Suiia 313; 319 Hastings Si. W Phono Seymour 4199. W. T. ATWOOD Bone Dry i Plumbing installations Full Load $5 New or Replacements Supplied ON TERMS COAL TRANSFER CLOYING Phone N'est 48 THE IVEST VAN NFWS CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT MOST SUCCESSFUL Ilollyburn Theatre was crowd- ed on Monday evening for the first concert of the season given by the Weut Vancouver Choral Society, in which they had the able support of the IVest Van- couver Orchestral Society in the accompaniments. P. C. Chapman president of the Society, made s few introductory remarks, re. viewing the history of the organ. isation, and the good work that had been done latterly by J. Haydn Young, following the loss of their old leader, the late Pro- fessor Morgan. All the numbers given by the choir were well rendered, and again we have to note the im- provement in the sopranos which was at one time the weak spot of the choir. The basses were very good, as always, and the altos did good work, but the tenors were somewhat weak. "Deep. Itiver" by Burkigh and "the Bells of St. Michael'9 Tower" were sung wonderfully, the re- production oi the sound of the large tenor bell in the latter num- ber being most realistic. The audience demanded an encore for the Ses Chanties, which were given by the men's chorus with all the rollicking abandon of the sea. The rendition of "The Wind's in the South Today,o by the ladies chorus, was very well done, and they hsd to repeat the number. Mrs. C. Donohoe'3 pleasing voice was heard to advantage in the two songs chosen by her. She wss called upon for a well earned encore, as was Aubrey Clarke, vyhose first song, "Night Nurs- ery," was given with a fine pathos. The West Vancouver Orchest- ral Society, as at their own con- cert, delighted everybody with their playing of "Picador," and C. T. WILLIAMS Radio Repaigs aad SERVICE Roaidauce Phoua 139.R3 1 Park Road. iydoi Vascoudar their hearers msisted on their PhOae WeSt 30 1 giving a second rendition. For information. T. E. W. Russell hss completed the exterior of the new house he 2 Jldd 2 222 d d 2 2 I'. A. At the last regular meeting of the West Vancouver Parent- Teachers'ssociation, R. H. Bennett, Vocational Guidance Director of Vancouver, delivered an interesting address upon guidance work in the schools. The subject was opened by inti- mating the various stages in the child'a progress that counselling might be practiced. Important features of the scheme were placements of students and s fol- low-up when positions had been secured. Quoting from census returns the speaker pointed out that there were about 2000 vocations but it was impossible to let every child have a knowledge of re- quirements for all However, these vocations fell conveniently into groups and transportation alone accounted for nearly half. It was not necessary that a choice of vocation be made in the early grades. Stress wss laid upon the demand for the right personahty in filling sny position and a proper attitude towards the qualities worth having could be stimulated even in the first years at school. It was essential to discover what the occupation demanded and see if the individual came up to the requirement& There were many common ele- ments in the vocations snd cer- tain individuals could be success- ful in more than one position. A respect for honest labor should be encouraged. bir. Bennett was very emphatic in his statements that every student should do his best every day in order that teachers, parents and the stud- ents themselves gather some idea as to their capacity. A very in- structive part of Mr. Bennett's address was the answering of many questions placed before the meeting by members of the audi. ence. The business of the evening wss of s routine nature and a special committee was appointed to arrange for a social evening at the December meeting . November 28, 1930. Hollyburn ~THEATRE THVRSDAY, FRIDAY aod SATVRDAY I "MONTANA MOON" AND THEY Go BOOM" Draper'a Home Bakery 3414 Madiao Drive Loi ua have your orders early for our well known Xmas Cakes Puddings Mince Meat Made from the iaio Mra Draper' deeipoa, aud which have given ouch aatiafadtioo io our customers during the past throe years 1'hoao West 349 Open ALL DAY Thuradaya t The BURRARD LAUNDRY Lduuda For People Who Are Particular Agent for SWAN BROS., DRY CLEANERS THIRD ST. aad ST. DAVIDS North Vancouver Phone North 1810. West Van. Representative F. RIVERS Phone West 410I, = ATTENTION The Garage and Service Station Proprietors listed here below co-operate in requesting the patronage and business of the motoring residents of West Vancouver in these times of extraordinary business depression. DUNDARAVE SERVICE STATION THE RIDGE SERVICE STATION and Confectionery 2503 hfarine Drive Gas, Oik and Efficient Service Coal, Wood and Builders'upplies ED. BLACK, Prop. Phone West 68 2203 Marine Drive Gas, Oils and Tire Repairs Confectionery, Tobacco und Camp Supplies L. S. GARTHORNE Night or Day Prop. Phone West 613-0 MARINE MOTORS 2153 Marine Drive Gns Oils, Accessories and All General Repairs A. A. J. RIDLEY, JACK BANKS, Prop. I'hune IVest 456 Mechanic HOLLYBURN GARAGE 1503 Marine Drive UNION SERVICE STATION 15th and Marine Drive WEST VAN MOTORS 1451 Marine Drive Gas, Oils, Accessories and All General Repairs HARRY DAVISON, Phone West 100 Prop. Res. Phone West344L Gas, Oils, Accessories fight Repairs Gas, Oikh Accessories and All General Itepairs BOBBY SEEDS, I'rop. BILI GROUT, I'rop. I'hone West G14-0 I'hune IVest 268 Be Loyal to the Business Men of your own town. ~ West Van IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION 14th and Marine Drive Gss, Oils, Accessories, and (deneral ltepslrs BERT GISBY a DILL THOMPSONI'roprie lors Phone West 444 GIve us your support and %Ye will give you the service. . West Vancouver Auto Owners 2 $)22 ',4 ~ 4!,) , JS 'i