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0001 'March 6, 1931, I Ladies'nd Gentlemen's Suits, Overcoats and Dresses Dry Cleaned and Pressed also Dyeing. Suits Made to Measure from 336.00 up. Our Own Make. REGENT SUIT or OVERCOAT to measure 326.00. west 20 M. WILLIAMS W 't'286L 1568 Marine Drive THE WEST VAN NEWS Personal James Holt, 11th and Marine Drive, is making good progress towards recovery at his home after having been a patient at Shaughnessy Military Hospital for several months. o ~ ~ Mr. snd Mrs. T. A. Spencer and son, who have been spending the winter months in Honolulu, have returned to their home at 21st and Mathers. ~ \ A. G. Higgs, 27th and Palmer- ston, last Sunday underwent an operation st the North Vancou- ver General Hospital o ~ hire. Henry R. hlscDonald, 15th and Fulton, is coniined to her home through sickness. ~ \ o Mr. and Nrs. T. J. Irwin and family of South Vancouver have moved into the Maple Service Station at Capilano and hiarine Drive. ~ ~ Miss Grace Cameron of Caul- feild, who has been spending the last two years at schools in Switzerland and England, is ex- pected to arrive home to spend the summer before returning to her studies in the Old Country. ~ o o Russell K, hiaclean of Halifax, Nova Scotia, is the guest of his uncle, J. W. McKay and Miss hic- Kay 2063 Marine Drive Nr. and Nrs. Lloyd of Van- couver, have rented the tea rooms at the Fortune Cup Inn, and expect to take possession 1st April. ~ ~ Miss E. Colpitts returned to her home at 13th and Fulton, last week end after having spent two weeks as the guest of Miss Olive Knipfel of Bowser, Van- couver Island. C E Reid of the Lesage Drug Store, is spending a few days in Tacoma. \ Mrs. Shellard wss taken seri- ously ill over the week end, and is now ill at her home at 22nd and Bellevue. o Mrs. Glen and her son of Kew Beach, who have been away on a trip to the Old Country, are expected home at the beginning of next month. ~ o o Indications point to an early spring. The blackbirds and the blue birds are back and the frogs are singing merrily in the ditch- es. The buzzard hawks have also returned from the south. ~ ~ o LO.L. No, 2990 held their regular fortnightly meeting last Tuesday evening, when a very pleasant time was spent at court whist,followed by musie, danc- ing and refreshments. The win- ners at whist were: 1st ladies'rize, Nrs. IV. T. Atwood; ladies consolation, Mrs. C. HuÃ; gentle men's first prize, J, Wailer; con- solation. J. Jenkms. I. O. D. E. The regular monthly meeting of the Duncan Lawson Chapter, I.O.D,E., will be held at the home of Mrs. IValter Gourlay, 23rd and Bellevue, next Monday, March 9th at 2:15 p.m. Local and They'e Here Those 98c Hot Water Bottles Guaranteed For Two Years by Siebcrlbig and Ounclvcs. Gct yours now There areit many. WEST VM FihRMACY Issmmoommoommo. E. G. Fager of the Hollyburn School teaching staff, is confined to his home as the result of an accident to his ankle while play- ing football at the school. o ~ ~ One of the Jericho sesplanes plunged into the sea near Pros- pect Point last Monday after- noon owing to a break in the ele- vator controls of the wings. The pilot climbed out and wss rescued by ferry No. 5 in charge of Captain Smith. The plane, which was damaged, was towed to Second Beach by other mem- bers of the Air Force, the pilot being taken otf No. 5 by another seaplane. ~ o ~ Many West Vancouver young people attended the Beaux Arts Ball last week in the Hotel Van- couver. \ ~ \ Mrs. L. A. Mounce, who has been spending the winter in the city, has returned to her home at Slat and Travers. ~ ~ \ Mrs. Stewart Cume, 23rd and Inglewood, had a bad fall in a Vancouver store last week, as a result of which she is now 0 patient in St. Paul's Hospital. ~ ~ Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Neen and son, formerly of Kitsilano, have taken up residence at 1836 Ful- ton Avenue. o Mrs. Oppenheim, Duchess Avenue, is a patient in Mrs. Davidson's nursing home, 22nd and Bellevue. ~ o o The West Vancouver teachers badminton team in a hard fought contest drew with the South Vancouver high school teachers last Monday night in the Inglewood auditorium. The score was 12 all. School Trustee T. E. W. Rus- sell has finished the building of his new home at 22nd and Kings, and expects to move in shortly. o o ~ Any who wish to join the first aid class are asked to leave their names at the police office in the municipal hall some time this week, as tomorrow (Saturday) is the latest date when the names of applicants will be re- ceived. o ~ The many friends of Mrs. J. Dodd Allan will be glad to hear that she is in much improved health and has returned to her home at Radcliif Avenue, after having been a patient at the Vancouver General Hospital, foL lowing which she convalesced at the Ritz Apartments in the city. \ ~ R. J. Kyte, 2557 Bellevue, is away laying out the grounds of White Lodge on Salt Spring Is- land. \ Mrs. Royal, 11th and Esplan- ade, is leaving shortly for Eng- land, where she expects to reside permanently. GROCERY SPECIALS The Stare ot Sotvioo. 1402 Motiso Drive We deliver Phoae Wtot 27 Emcrsocty Phoco Wtot 221 (Attm 0 p,m.i JUVENILE FOOTBALL ASSV. Games for Saturday, March 7th. 1931. Provincial Cup 3rd Round Division S Kiwanis Bluebirds vs. Garden Rangers (Van.); Nahon Park I p.m.; Referee, Mr. Ward- law. League Game Division I West Vancouver vs. Canucks; Ambleside Park; 3 p. m.; Ref- eree, Mr. Nastermsn. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, March 6th and 7th BEST BREAD IN TOWN, BUTTER, ............,... 2 lbs. 21.00 por loot .....,..--.......,...,... so ASSORTFD BISCUITS, lb. 22c SUNLIGHT SOAP, por carton 1st TEA. Nabob or Maihino,'Por iR 40'RANGES,medium oito, Por , por poc"oso.... c dozen ..................... 204 PEAS, No. 4 oizo, ptr tin.. -., 1st OLYMPIC TOILET ROLLS QUAKER CORN, por tic........ 1st each............................... 14 ROBINSON'S GROCERY ",";"',".„!," 24th and hIarine Drive Dundarave Garage and SERVICE STATION 25th and Marine Drive Open from 7.30 a.m. to 9 p.m. BREAD Home Gas and Oils PHONE WEST 116 Greasing, Storage, General Repairs, Radio Service. CAKES -- PASTRIES SIEAT PIES -- ALMOND TARTS- BISCUITS hiacaroon Varieties Christening Birthday and IVedding Cakes AD made at 1468 bianne Dnve Stratton's Bakery Phone )Vest 27 LIGHT AND POWER SERVICE FOR AIRPORT Working in co-operation with W. Templeton, manager of the new airport at Sea Island, eng- ineers of the light and power department of the B. C. Electric Railway company are now en- gaged on the installation of a light and power system for the airport and an order for under- ground cable has just been placed with the Northern Elec- tric company. Power is being taken into the port by underground cable so that the landing fields and slip- ways may be left entirely free of overhead firing. The initial load of 150 horsepower will be used for the pump house, two hangars, and sea plane slipways, while lighting service is being installed for the entire adminis- tration and adjoining buildings. Later in the year will see the installation of the night light- ing which is to be of the most up-to-date type procurable. "Is there any such thing as perpetual motion'?o "Yes, Just try to find a park- ing space downtown." Rouge is poor taste when it is conspicuous. Artistically placed, it can add to your attractiveness. Strive for a natural etfect. Legion Notes csxmvu The regular monthly meeting of the Canadian Legion, West Vancouver branch, took place in the Legion hall last Monday evening with a good attendance of members. Reports were re- ceived and arrangements an- nounced for the forthcoming masquerade ball on St. Patrick' Day, 17th March. Four new members were initi- ated into the branch, namely: Ernest James, Harold G. Walk- er, Mr. Moor and Mr. Bartlett. Refreshments were served after the meeting. GORDON ROBSON I Barrister a Soadtot WEST VANCOUVEB- Ottito No. 1442 Movies Dnvo. Phono West 40R VANCOUVER OFFICE- Scito 010; 610 Hootmco St. W Phone Seymour 4100. jl I IdgI HOLLYBURN Barber Shop 16th 6 Marino BX P ERT 8 BR V I CB E. MARSH, Ptoplhcor CONTEST Ends Tomorrow Miss A. Mills will give a Fermanent Wave Free to whoever suggests the best name for her new Beauty Parlor at 1421 Marine Drive BURRARD FUNERAL CHAPEL B. D WHITF„Mzt. Dioticcuvo Foooroi Sotvito Lady Aooiotost 220--Zni St. E Pbooo Hertz 026 6 Ql I I IIIM"'esidence Phone IVest 184L4 Leave your suggestions at her parlor. FURNACE and SHEET METAL REPAIRS Ambleside Sheet MetalVVorks 1AURIE SPECK. Ptopdomt 1456 hiarine Drive Phone IVest 437L2 An Aberdonian spent a holi- day in London. That was all he spent. p gpivsp Buy Your Spring Requirements at Brooks'ry Goods and Men's Wear 14th and Marine Drive. Phone West 144 Exclusive Agents Corticelli Silk Hose and Universal Sweaters also Novelties, Toys, School Supplies, Hemstitching. Death of hire. Bailey The death occurred on Thurs- day, 26th ultimo, of Mrs. Bailey of Caulfeild, after a long and painful illness. Nrs. Bailey, who was born in England, is survived by three sisters, hire. R. D. Rori son, Miss Alice Kilby, and Miss Florence Kilby, all of Caulfeild. Funeral services were held last Monday at Harron Bros. and IVilliamson's chapel in North Vancouver, Rev. A. Harding Priest officiating, and interment was made in the family plot, Masonic section, Capilano View cemetery. It will be remembered that the deceased's brother, E. C. Kilby, a pioneer Vancouver merchant, passed away on 26th January. THERE ARE ONI.Y A I.lhIITED NUMBER OF TICKETS 1VEST VANCOUVER JUNIOR BASEBALL CLUB jiold a 8.30 p.m. Tomorrow Night MASQUERADE BALL TUESDAY, MARCH 17th, In the CANADIAN I.EGION HALL Many Splendid Prizes. Refreshments and Irish Judges Tickets, 76c each. Special Check-room Service LEGION HALL British Columbian Orchestra over CHIS 61.00 Couple; 600, 75c Single Refreshments 'aclean's Orange Pekoe -The Best by Test