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0001 May 29, 1931. THE WEST VAN NEWS p vv v s vnrvtv- r ~ o sr; I rr", ~ -'p v'-,Nry-ldms'm"I'c v urrrlr v r rvr i v rr w rt v r v 'r'rrrvr~ Whirr r .r Vrr~nrr FV rrrnrrvrnrv rr rv .Fv VFV vrv rvrrr Notice!Odorless Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Local and Personal We wish ts maks ~ sonsvtloa if amateur suspshots of the First May Day Celebration, May ws have your asgatlvss for thk purpose, We will re- turn them Thank you CHILDltEN SHOI'I'ERS Svud the shndvea hors lu sate ty. We will give them exactly «hat you want or rsfov tba tuostlou to yau Srst. hir. Perry of North Vancou- ver, has taken the Harrop cot- tage on the East Beach. ~ ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. hiacleod and family have rented a house at 1Sth and Duchess and have taken possession. ~ ~ ~ T. F. Cooke of Victoria, was the guest over the holidays of his daughter, Mrs. H. A. Hunt, 1051 Marine Drive. v h'ir. Powell of Kitsilano, has purchased a house at 25th and Nelson and expects to take pos- session next month. ~ ~ ~ hir. and Mrs. Sutherland of Caulfeild, moved on Saturday into a house at Cypress Park. ~ ' ~ Miss Jean Watson, 14th aml Gordon, had as her holiday guest Mise Gertie Parkins of North Vancouver. ~ o ~ Mr. Hewitt has bought a house at 30th and Marine Drive. George Hay spent the holidays at Cultus Lake. ~ o ~ Miss L. McCallum of Los Angeles, has taken a house at 11th and Keith Road, and has moved in. \ Miss Connie Thomas of the local staff of the B. C. Telephone Co., has returned to duty from her annual vacation . ~ ~ Mr. Simpson of Vancouver, has rented one of the Stevenson cottages, 24th and Haywood, and will take possession 1st June. Wilfred Davison has arrived here from Edmonton, snd is as- sisting his father at the Holly- burn Garage, 15th and Marine Drive. v Commencing next Monday, 1st June, the Lesage Drug Store snd Gemmill's Drug Store will close at 10 p. m. daily instead of at 9 p. m. as st present. This is effective for the months of June, July snd August.\ o o All the electrical equipment at the May Day Dance in the Ingle- wood auditorium was kindly loaned by Jack Paterson of the West Van. Electrical Co. snd B. Kerley of the City Electric Co., 8th Avenue and Main St., City. Harold Brown, general manager of the Union Steamship Co., was kind enough to loan the flags. Three large bald-headed eagles were seen at I p.m. on Wednesday circling high in the sky above Esquimalt between 17th and 18th Streets. They re- mained there for some time. It is not often that these birdo come so far east, but it is report- ed that a pair of them are nest- ing in the woods at 12th Street. o v Mrs. G. Tanner of Vancouver, has taken one of the Stevenson cottages at 24th and Heywood. ~ ~ Murray )Vatson and Douglas Johnston spent the holidays in Seattle, going by motor. Miss Stokes has rented Mrs. Mowat's coottage at 24th and Marine Drive, and expects to move in at the beginning of June. Jack Morgan, 13th and Clyde, who recently had hia foot crush- ed in an accident, is making good progress towards recovery. ~ ~ \ Mr. and hlrs. Dalton Allen and friends of Vancouver, spent the holidays at )Vest Bsy. ~ ~ ihIrs. Reynolds, 13th and Duch. ess, moved last Tuesday to Hast- ings East. ~ v ~ Mrs. Davis, 13th and Fulton, moved on Wednesday into a house at 14th snd Marine Drive.\ \ ~ Miss Ruth Hill of the B. C. Telephone staff here, is spending her annual vacation on Vancou- ver Island. Arthur Knox of Kamloops, was 0 visitor here over the May Day holidays. ~ ~ ~ hfr. and Mrs. T. Sorensen snd family accompanied by Miss Doreen Ityan, spent the week end at their summer home at West Bay. ~ v v Miss Lorna Thomson snd Miss Lilias Davis were away over the holidays at Long Bay, Gambier Ialan(l. \ v ~ The senior boys'aseball team of Hollyburn School, playing on their own grounds, defeated the Pauline Johnson boys on Tues- day afternoon by a score of 8 runs to 4, ~ ~ ~ The annual inspection of the )Vest Vancouver School Cadets, takes place next Monday at 1:30 p.m. on the grounds of Ingle- wood School. The Inspector of cadet corps for B. C. will con- duct the inspection. ~ ~ ~ Of the ladies trios that were entered in the B. C. Musical Festival from West Vancouver hIrs. F. Rivers, Mrs. T. Gray and Miss M. Jack won the highest marks. WEST VAN PSAINACY The Store of Sorvka. 1402 Marlao Drive Wast 22 Emvvgsavy Phoae Wool $21 (After 0 p. m.) I'ATRONIZE Home Industry BIIEAD - lkUNS . HOLI@ SCONES - CAKES Pastries--Almond varieties for Afternoon Tees. Special Spanish Bar Idmf. All made at 1468 hlarine Drive Stratton'8 Bakery Phone West 27 GORDON ROBSON Barvktav R Solkltov WEST VANCOUVER-- Oflice No. 1447 Msrlua Drive. Phone West 40$. VANCOUVER OFFICE-- Suite 010; 610 Hastings SL W Phoae Seymour 4190. HOLLYBURN Barber Shop 16th a Marlus EXPERT SERVICB E. blARSH, Proprlstor BURRARD FUNERAL CHAPEL B. D. WHITE, Mgv. Dlstlactlvs Fuaoral Sovvlss Lady Asslstaut 220--std SL K Phone North 626 PIANO RECITAL By PUPILS OF hlRS. CLARA WILSON assisted by hiiss Irene Grscey, Violiniste, at the ORANGE HALI„FRIDAY, JUNE 5th, at 8115 p.m. Admission 35 Cents Engagement An engagement of interest is that announced of Guinevere de Villiers (Vere), only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Joubert Brunt of South Africa, to Mr. John Erie Allan, second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dodd Allan (of Macaulay Nicolls hIaitland & Co. Ltd.) of Radcliffe Avenue, West Vancouver. Miss Brunt accompanied her parents to Vancouver about three months ago, after a pro- longed stay in California and a visit to Victoria On the eve of her departure for South Africa her fiance per- suaded her to exchange the rug- ged beauty of the land of mys- tery and romance for the snow- capped peaks snd sunshine of British Columbia. She is 2 South African by birth and belongs to an old Cape family. Her great- great-grandfather, Lieut. Colon- el Brunt, of the 83rd ltegiment, after participating in the battle of Blauwberg, the fina engage- ment prior to British occupation, settled st the Cape in 1806. On her mother's side she comes from the early Huguenot--Dutch pioneers. Miss Brunt studied music at the Itoyal Academy, London, for several years and ss 0 1927 de. butant was presented at Buck- ingham Palace at the Msy Court of that year. The marriage which is to take place at the latter part of June will unite two British families of two Dominions--Canada and South Africa. West Van Produce Co. Fresh Vegetables and Fruit Phone West 186 or 109 Prompt Delivery Pictures of Celebration Hollybunrn THEATREPost Card size 5c each; also larger, ON SALE NOlV. SEE THEM Photo Finishing given personal supervision. Enlarging Copying and Commercial Work of all kinds. FRIDAY aud SATURDAY May 29 May 20 RAMON NOVARRO C. J. BgP/erick 14»» '"0 D"" The RIDGE SUPER SERVICE STATION Devil May Care ISON. - TUES. - WED June I, 2, 2 CHARI.ES I"ARRELL aud JANET GAYNOR la General Repairs, Brakes, Greasing, Battery Charging Tires General Overhauling. Jack Banks & Lance Garthorne 2203 hIarine Drive PHONES: West 613-0 (Dsy or Night) Repair Shop: West 91 'The Man Who Came Back'LEASE NOTE Ths Honyburu Theatre ls aow open every sight. ~ ~ Miss Sybil Chapman won the prize at the dance on a picked spot light test. ~ ~ ~ H. H. Colpitts of Tacoma, s brother of F. P. Colpitts, is visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. J. Teare, 13th and Inglewood. o \ o Miss May Trott, 24th and Marine Drive, spent the holidays at her home In Chilliwack. ~ v ~ hir. Phllpott of Csulfelld, has left on 0 business trip to San Francisco. THE LATEST IN MEN'S WEAR JUST ARRIVED Warm Weather means ICE, if your foods are to be kept in good condition. I'HONE WEST 456 For Ice and Save Waste Brooks'ry Goods and Men's Wear 14th and Marine Drive. Phone West 144Ridley's Jersey Milk and Ice Phone %Vest 456 Exclusive Agents Corticelll Silk Hose snd Uulversal Sweaters also Novelties, Toys, School Supplies, Hemstitching. SUITS, DRESSES. COATS Prevmed ore Cleuned and I'ressed $ I,CO hVE CALL AND DELIVER Suits and Overcoats made to order Our Owm hfake .................................. 835.00 up w'~t 20 M. WILLIAMS )ves;~sr'. 1568 Marine Drive CHILDREN FROlti BASEBAII I'ROTFrSTANT ROSIE HERE FOR hlAY DAY Last Thursday at Mahon Park the West Vancouver baseball A number of girb and boys team easily defeated the Lynn- from the Loyal Protestant Home were entertained last Monday mour boys 7 to S. Bruce Hamil. by the members of LO.I. No. ton, who will be used regularly 2990 and Ruth Lodge, L.O,BA in the box this year, pitched a hiembers met them with their good game and was never in dif ears and brought them here and ficulty. English, pitching for the they were served lunch at 11 gravel boys had the local team a. nt. in the Orange Hacu by the guessing but received wobbly L.O.B.A., following vvqtich the support, thecatcherbeingchief- children took their seats in the y guilty in not being able to L.O.I float and had a really good locate third base when time at the celebration in AmMe throws meant runs. side Park. After being served In the holiday encounter be- supper at 5 p. m. in the Orange tween Native Sons and West Hall, they were taken back to the Vancouver the visitors managed home in New Westminster by to win by the odd run, the final members in their cars. score being 6 to 5. Fred Condon The LO.L, will hold their reg pitched a good game for the local ular meeting next Tuesday at 8 team and received good support.Except for some poor base run- ning and trying to stretch their hits for extra bases the score DUNDARAVE LADIES CHOI might have been reversed. On hfonday the West Vancou- The Annual General hfeet'";g ver boys wiu entertain their old of the Dundarsve Ladies Choir rivals the Ambleside team. This is to be held on Tuesday, June shouM be a good game and it is 2nd, st the Canadian Legion Hall hoped a good crowd wifi be on at 8 P.m. and lt ls asked that hand. On Thursday the Lynn- all members be Present ny mour team wu) be at AmMesidc members who have not yet turn- ed in their music, are asked to do so at this date. The meeting is to be followed by a social st Mrs. H. R. Extence of Van- shortly after nine o'lock. This couver, hss moved into a house will complete the activities of at 25th and Bellevue. the choir for the season. Mrs, hIoles of Vancouver, has Mrs. Irwin, 28th and Water- rented theLagoscottageat25th front, has rented the Philpott and Marine Drive and has moved house at Caulfeild. in.