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0001 February 13, 1931. THE WEST VAN NEWS Ladies'nd Gentlemen's Suits, Overcoats and Dresses Dry Cleaned and Pressed also Dyeing. Suits Made to Measure from $36.00 up. Our Own Make. REGENT SUIT or OVERCOAT to measure $26.00. M. WILLIAMS Iv t 286L 1568 Marine Drive APGUS HFNAT 5HSSiNG V ancouver police have receiv- ed a request from Nrs. Angus Hewat to join in the search for her husband, Angus, of Duchess Street and Thirteenth Avenue, who disappeared in Vancouver on Wednesday. According to reports made to police, Mr. and Mrs. Hewat were on a shopping tour. While shc wss in a Granville Street store her husband disappeared and has not been seen since that time. The missing man is reported to have been in ill-health for some time. lV. J. HH.TON HONORED WITH PRESENTATION W. J, Hilton, assistant chief clerk at the C.P.R. wharf freight office, was presented by his fel- low-workers on Thursday, 6th instant, with a gold watch and chain in honor of his gallantry in saving the life of a woman, who tried to commit suicide by drowning on 14th January. Mr. Hilton on the occasion in question jumped in with his clothes on oif the C.P.R, dock, and rescue&i her after twenty minutes'mmersion in the cold water. The presentation wss made at Pier D by Mr. C. S. Maharg, sup- erintendent, Vancouver division C.P.R. It is understood that Mr. Hil- ton is being recommended for the Royal Humane Socidty medal WEST VANCOUVER HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Last Thursday a football game was played on the Inglewood School grounds between the West Vancouver High School snd the King Edward High School. The score was 8-1 in favor of the West Vancouver team. Last Friday the Matriculation class gave their concert. The program was as follows: Dialogue by Margaret McLin- toch and Barbara Hadwin. Duet by Gordon Edwards and Bob Clemente. A Wedding Scene. Duet by Gordon Edwards and Bob Clements. Dialogue by Kenneth Nash and John Weir. In the wedding scene afi the lady characters were acted by boys, while the girls took the parts of the men. JANBLESIDE SHEET METAI. 1VORKS IN LARGER PRESHSES The Ambleside Sheet Metal Works, which is owned and oper- ated by Laurie Speck, has moved into the store at 1470 Marine Drive, which is situated immedi- ately west of Stratton's Bakery. The store is much larger than that formerly occupied by Mr. Speck, the move being rendered necessary by the steady increase which has taken place in his business since he first opened here a few months ago. WHICH INVESTMENT SHALL I CHOOSE? If it is worth while saving money, worth while attempting to invest it; then it is worth while to know that you are using the best saving-investment plan on the market. THE MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA oilers contracts which will cover your particular needs and you have the added satisfaction of dealing with a 100/s profit-sharing CANADIAN Company. Resident Representative J. S. NEY Open For Engagements THE NEW ORANGE HALL 22nd and 5iarlne Drive TWO HAI.LS--Top and Lower Lola of seating accommodation Concerts -- Dances -- fileetings -- Card Parties and Banquets For information Phone V, Ferguson, Sec.-Tress., West 85 Dundarave P. O. Re-Conditioned Cars 1927 CHEVltOLET COACH ................................., ... $325.00 This car in splendid condition and very nice appearance McMillan-Hartness Motors Ltd. .'Ird and lmnsdale, North Vancouver I'hone North 454 l ~ s N 1929 CHEVROLET COACH ........................................ 5575.00 This car has small mileage and very fine condition sssssmiBgssasss Local and Personal mimBggsu= French people make good tosp E. C. Bolin of Vancouver has taken W. Green's house at 21st wnd Bellevue, and expects to move in shortly ~ ~ \ Last week some thieves broke the padlocks of the pumps at the Hofiyburn Garage, 15th and Marine Drive, and stole forty- eight gallons of gas. No trace has so far been found of them.\ s ~ The Hofiyburn Public Library received on Monday from the Provincial Library in Victoria,'01 books, which have been placed on the shelves,s ~ s H. G. Mason is taking part in the production of "The Country Girl," this week st the Vancou- ver Theatre. ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Whitelsw of Vancouver, have taken the Larnie house at 18th and Gordon ~ ~ Two new engines and motors are being installed this week at the First Narrows lighthouse, These with other improvements will result In the lighthouse hav- ing a fsr larger light radius than formerly. Mrs. J. C. Donnefian (Muriel Farrell), the well known Van- couver harpist, who delighted the audience at the recent Mus- icians'lub recital, wishes to sn nounce that she is prepared to accept a limited number of pupils, There are two harps now available in the city at very mod- erate prices. Terms and full par. ticulars may be obtained from Margaret Mclntyre, phone West 462L. ~ ~ Joan, the daughter of Capt. and Mrs. C. G. Wefier, R.N., of 18th and Fulton Ave., vras chris- tened at St. Stephen's Church on Sunday last, the Rev. Harding Priest officiating. The christen- ing robe and bonnet were made from her grandmother's wedding gown and her shawl was that used for her mother's christen- ing. Joan's godmothers were Mrs. Simmons and Miss Wroe in England snd her godfather was Capt. McMurrray, R.N., of Vancouver, who presented her with an engraved silver serviette ring. s Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Robertson and Mrs. C. L. Robertson of Van couver, have taken 2896 Bellevue as their home for the coming year. W, T. Atwood who is s patient at Shaughnessy Hospital, spent the week end at his home at 15th and Ottawa.s ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Bosquet, 14th and Duchess, have taken J. Knowles'ouse on 14th Street. s s s N. S. Smith, who formerly re- sided in West Vancouver, was a visitor here last Tuesday. ~ ~ ~ Miss Alice Younger of New IVestminster, spent the week end at the Fortune Cup Inn. Mr. Burgess of Vancouver, has taken the Page house at 24th and Bellevue. A number of social functios are being given by their friends in honor of Mrs. S. Cufiington snd her daughter Joan, of Rad- clifF Ave., who are leaving short- ly to take up residence on Salt Spring Island. ~ \ s Mr, and Mrs, T. J. Irwin and family of South Vancouver, are moving shortly into the Maple Ridge Service Station st Capil- ano bridge, which lair. Irwin ex- pects to operate. s ~ A. IL Albin, 22nd and Math- ers, is confined to his home through sickness. Mrs. Innis-Node of Vancouver was the guest over the week end of her son-in-lsw and daughter Mr. snd Mrs. Gary Eastman of Radcliif Ave.s s Mr. Hughes from Seattle, wss visiting his mother Nrs. Hughes of Little Mountain over the week end. s ~ ~ J The Hollyburn Soccer team on Monday lost to Ridgeway by s score of I to 0 in the semi-finals of the Lang Cup. The game, which was a heard fought struggle, took place at Confeder- ation Park. s s s An Open Forum meeting is be- ing held next Sunday, 15th Feb- ruary, at 3 p.m. in the Orange HaU, when the speaker will be Dr. G. N. AmyoL who will take ns his subject, "The Provincial Health Units." Alderman H. C. E. Anderson of North Vancouver will be in the chair. A collection will be made to defray expenses. Everybody vielcome.\ ~ Mr Light of Vancouver, has moved into the.Gibson house at 19th and Esquimalt. s ~ The Holiyburn girls'asket- ball team on Thursday, 5th in- stant, defeated the Pauline John- son girls by a score of 21 to 10 in the Inglewood School auditorL um. They were, however, badly beaten on Saturday by the fast working Van Horne team of South Vancouver. The latter is the best team on the Pacific coast and has won three cups this season, ~ s Nrs. Crosby, 14th and Clyde, has taken the Zelski house st 14th and Inglewood. F. J. Kemp has moved into the house of A. ihi. Graham at 2442 Lawson. Miss kicFadyen and Miss Ola McLean both of the Hofiyburn School teaching staff, have been confined to their homes this week due to sickness. s * Mr. and Nrs. Edington, 11th and Palmerston, have as their guests the latter's parents from San Francisco.s s ~ The first annual ball to be given by the members of the combined three North Shore police forces will take place in the K. of P. hall, North Vancou- ver, next Fnday evening, 20th instant, at 9 p. m. A special West Vancouver ferry bus has been chartered to provide transporta- tion for those without cars from the hall to West Bay after the dance. We have Genuine Castile Soap 4 bars X9c. WEST VAll PiiARNACY Ths Store sf Service. IIO2 Sissies Drive We deliver I'hoss West 22 Emsrgsssr Passe Wssi 221 IAfisr S p.m.) FUEL VERNON F'EED STORE A. C. SEARLE Passe Wast S Next door to Theatre Fuel and BuiMing Supplitsh HOLLYRURN Barber Shop 15th 6 Hsriss EXPERT SBRVICB E, HARSH. Prspstsr BURRARD FUIhERAL CHAPEL S. D. WHITE, Hgr. Dmtissurs Psssisi Ssrvtss Lady Assistant 22e--snl St. E Phone Neith 424 Legion Notes The C.N.R. publicity depart- ment were booked up for Mon day evenmg, 23rd mstant, and so will be unable on that date to show their film pictures However, Colonel W. W. Fos- ter will give on that evening his well known lecture on 'TheWJII"'n the Legion hafi Mrs. R. Long, who has been residing in the city, has return- ed to her home at 1373 Haywood Avenue. The next of the series of Legi- on whist drives will be given in the Legion hall on Thursday eve- ning, 19th instant. WEST VAV. "3 The monthly busmess meetmg of the IVest Van. "Y" will be held at the home of Mrs. Hib- berd's, 16th and Duchess, on Tuesday, February 17th, at 8 o'lock. All girls over sixteen are cordially mvited. Hockey Match at the IVEST VANCOUVER Roller Rink MONDAY, 16th February, at 8.30 p.m. West Vancouver Roughriders vs. Vancouver City General AdmLsslon--25c. The St. Stephen'a lV. A. srs givisg s Valentine Party at the the home of His. E H. Jupp, 20th 6 lsglswssd Saturday, February 14th, at 2.30 p.m.