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0001 THE WEST VAN NEWS January 23, 1931. 5*. tr~r uh r tr ~ t uo t"r o cou 'r ~u twrs'pur 'tJ' wrr ~." 'r ti~r t ;r'«. r w« .n' rWrrrrrV rrru. ~trr r.rrr ter r rrrr Smith 's Grocery THE RED AND WHITE STORES Dun de rave,',"'"".„,w"„'.,',„". Ambleside Os Saturday, January 2(cb, we are holding u iii&ie ruiubrstiun tu commemorate the opening of uur New Store at tbu uuruur uf idurinu uud )5&b Street. From 2 p. m. unt/1 9 p. m. a musical programme wiii be given, und uucb visitor will receive e ticket entitling &bum cu partici- pate in a drawing for one of &ou aluminum wuur kitchen uiruxiio cu be g(vun away free. Tuu will be served free uf charge from 2 tu 5 p.m. Each child, accompanied by an uduit. will be pruoeuiod wiib candy. We ubuii be very glad if yuu will accept this invitation. 1& is sui necessary for yuu Cu muku any purchase. iyu simply want yuu tu oue ullr sturlx Pork Legs ..... Pork Butts ................ Prime Steer Beef- Pot Roast... 12(/ c Oven Roast......... 15c up Minced Steaks ......... 16c Cambridge Sausages.... 2 lbs. for 25c Pure Pork Sausages.... 25c Pure Beef Dripping 2 lbs. for 25c 16c 20c All hleat No. I Grade and Government Inspected. o. I New Zealand Butter 3 lbs. $1.10 EGGS'GGS'ullett Extra, per dozen ........... 22c WEST 190 ROBERTS'ETTER ii! F.A.TS FREE DELIVERY i A vote of appreciation of the commendable manner in which the municipal employees had ful- filled their various duties throughout the year was passed by the council at their last meet- ing on Reeve Leyland's motion. The reeve hsd previously refer- red to the pleasant relations which had existed amongst the members of the council through- out the year and had thanked them for the work for the dis- trict which hsd by their eiforts been accomplished. Among the residents of 3 small town lived Robinson, a msn with thirteen children, who de- cided to take his wife and family to London. They arrived at the terminus and started to make a tour of the West End. Robinson led them hither and thither, pointing out all the land- marks he knew'. Suddenly, how- ever, their progress wss arrest- ed. A policeman laid a detaining hand on Robinson's srm. uI want your name and ad- dress,'e said. "What for?" asked Robinson. "What have I done'?" "I dunno," rep)ied the msn in blue, "but this crowd following you about is 3 bit suspicious." A 1 ubry wnh The MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA I Wiii Cover These Cuutiugeuriou. (i) Lum uf Income Cu your Dependents. (2) Loss of your iuoumu if yuu become disabled. (3) Luoo of your Income when yus become Cuu old Cu earn. (3) Need uf u fund uf ready Cash iu an Emergency. A wkku range of Policies sud rates allow emphasis uu the most important items iu your puriiruiur case. Du yuu know of s better in- vestment for same of your surplus uurniugxt Phone: J, S NEW R x., weoc 35(L Ambleside Lumber Co., Ltd. Phone 1%est 199 Marine Dr. at 16th NI(IHT I&HONE after 5 p.m„)Ve»t 241R. Ask for Gerry Dent SPKCIALS for Saturday, Jan,?4 BUTTER rinest 1)uEtNter ntade 'b 38C 31bs. S1.10 Aii Giber Brumix 35r.--3 ibo. Si.ee. BREAD--Our New Big iso Luuf (2( ux.) .............................. 3 fur 25& EGGS--Pullet Extra ............ 2 du&re (5r JELLY POWDERS--Aoxuriud Flavors ..... 3 pxrkuiu ieo SUGAR -- B.G Gruuu)a&ed..........it................................ 5 ibu, 25& A negro went Robing. Hu hook d u Yf LFSACF, DRUG STORE big re&Sub which Puiiod him ur r- UNDFR NF)V hIANAGEhtENT board. As bueruwied back into the boat be said pbiiuxupbicsiiy, "What I ( wan&a know is dix, ix dix nigger Robin'aken over the managership of the Lesage Drug Store at 1403 hfarine Drive. hir. Reid has had M many years'xperience as 3 EAT druggist in Toronto, Vancouver. nnd the interior of B. C., and SpECIALS assures patrons of his best at-tention. NE)V ('OUNCII, HOLDS FIRST I)IEETING (Continue&1 from Page I) Bridge, sdcled security on curves protection to concrete shoulders, and elimination of the dangerous Nelson Creek Bridge. The Gov- JEFFERIES'UPERIOR MEATS ernment should also be requested ed to use only local labor on any hiarine Drive construction or maintenance work. It will be well for us to continue the pro- gram of widening and deepening ditches, maintaining roads in good condition, tarring and spraying the remainder of hard surfaced roads not provided for in 1930. hIay I refer particularly to the necessity of improvement~ being made at all street inter- sections with hiarine Drive. Government Inspected Only We lead the way in quality, cleanliness & courtesy LAMB, BEEF. I'Ol(K, VEAL, Etc. COOKED hlEATS OF AI.L KINDS. DELICATESSEN {Two Stores for your service) HOI.I,Y l)URN STORE Ahllki.ESII)E STORE )vest 3 West 303 4~TRANSPORTATION It is essential that more up- to-date equipment be obtained in connection with our Municipal bus service, and that eiforts be made to arrange better facilities for the increasing traveling pub- lic resident in or visiting the more westerly sections of the Municipality, The question of fares on ferries and buses, and methods of collection might also receive some attention. Si.--I.ICt HT. Eiforts should be made to ob- tain more satisfactory terms of agreement in connection with the erection of new street lights, the exit!ting agreement as to cost having been made at a time when the rapid growth of the Municipality could not have been assured. It is also suggested that a revision of the Municipal Electrical By-law wouk) be in order at this time. 6.--HEALTH. The time has arrived when, in the interest of sanitation, the present location of garbage dis- posal should be discontinued, and removed to a more suitable area. A study should be given tr sewage disposal in 3 sectier. Uc the hiunicipality where popula- tion is increasing and the ground is non-absorbent, it being possi- ble that n solution might be found under a system of local improvement. 7.--FIRE Gradual improvement should be made in our fire-fighting system, and the Federal Gov- erment should be approached to provide some means of fire pro- tection in Caulfields P a r k through the construction of s road, and installation of water- pipes and hydrants. The Town Planing Commiss-, ion snd a Building Committee. after lengthy deliberations, have now completed their labors in connection with both by-laws, and after perusal by our legal department, the same will be presented to this Council for their approval. I would ask that the Council then authorize the Town Planning Commission to make a complete survey of parks and beaches ss a basis for grad- ual development over s period of years as and when financial circumstances permit. It is hoped that 3 highway will be completed this year to Powell River, and that s connect- ing ferry system will be inaugur- ated from West Vancouver. The Council is urged to support in every way the following plans which are now under serious &lis. cussion. l. A crossing of the First Narrows. 2. Establishment of Garibal- di as s National Park. 3. Extension of Marine Dr. to Squamish, Gacqbaldi and Lillooet In conclusion may I ask for good - will and co - operation among Members of the Council, in the hope that we msy assist in solving many difficult prob- lems, thus gaining the confid- ence which the rate-payers have so generously placed in us, and expressing our unbounded faith in the future of West Vancou- ver as destincxi to become the 15th and Marine LIMITED I'hone West 115 W. J. Turnbull, Munager, Residence I'hone: West 368L SERVICE Everything for ihe lkuildlng. LU BER SASH DOORS ROOFING i BUILDING PAPER Lamntco -- Gyproc -- I'Insier Board Beaver Board -- Shingles tit((S iffle'4Zecfc&o NOME-MAKERS HOUR UNE IN on chis vecy- much worth while gismme festurmg M&33 nes M. Reed, renowned me cooking authority. u'll like the bright snd cescingwsyinwhichshe 3 ofnew snd benccwsys preparing home meals. u'll like hec recipes, snd dearinscruaiononhow make testyhome-cooked hes in an easier, simpler, more sacisfsaocy wsy. & And~ you'l like che uneful musicofcheB.C Blcaric Music Makers. Bo wufo s& os du u&r Throe &foy moruio3v, CNRV (f OJO gwy&lo&), (0.30 o.w. THURSDAY Burn Good Fuel i CANMORE BRI()UETTES .............. ton 614.00 cA& ton $7.25 "SUPREME SOOTLESS" (Blue Flame) Coal Lump....................... 611.50 c/3 ton ............. $6.00 REAL TULAMEEN COAL--Lump or egg 'i per ton .................... 610.75 (A ton..................... 65. TUI,AMEEN RANGE--Special.....,............... per ton 68. 50c Extra beyond 25th and Marino. We psy phone calls until office is opened in West Vu couvor. BLAIR TRANSFER North Jt&( Ikoard of tyorks and I,lght- Councillor R, Fid&les and Cuun- ciL Transportation and I'arks- Counciilor G. D. Elgar snd Coun. cil. I'ubllcity and Health -- Reeve sml Council. Respectfully submitted, J. B. LEYLAND, Reeve. Nurth 248 most desirsblo residential aran of Greater Vancouver. The following will be the De- partmental Committees, the firs named Councillor being Chair- man of the Department: Flnnnce--Councillors W. Dick- inson, R. Fiddes, and Reeve. Wuter and Fire--Councillor I, Oarthorne snd CounciL West Vancouver Lumber Co. I