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0001 biarch 18, 1932. THE WEST VAN NEWS 'It) of ill(6 ioff ji, yoll like noo' md. kelp iot 0 ibot isill esi 'OHI FOR SUPERIOR TAII ORING AT MODERATE PRICES See WILLIAMS, the Tailoa 1668 Marine Drive Exclusive Agent for REGENT and HYCRAFT Made-to- Measure Clothes, 62400 and up. Dry Cleaning and Pressing Phone: West 20 Residence Phone: West 286L Beef. Iron dt Wine. SLOO Syrup Hypophosphites 50c Psrnsh sChemicsl Food 35c These recognized remedi- es will remove that spring feeling. Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Coleman 1844 Argyle Ave., left on Tues- day for Vancouver. ~ s ~ Mrs. J. W. Henshaw, who has been spending the winter in the city, is returning this week to her summer home in Caulfeild. ~ s ~ Sid snd Guy Desmond, 1694 Waterfront, have taken the old home of Gordon Robson on Mar- ine Drive near Altamont Park. ~ ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Cfifford of Van- couver, have rented the Kerr house st 21st snd Argyle Ave. taking possession last Tuesday. ~ v ~ L.O.L No. 2990 held its regu- lar meeting last Tuesday, there being a good turnout of mem- bers. Two members were ad- vanced to the Royal Arch Purple Degree, and the reports oC sev- eral committees were rec'eived. The next Vancouver County meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 29th, in the Orange Hall, Gore Ave. and Hastings Street. s s s Mr. and birs. Alex. Stronge and family, 244 14th Street, have moved into the Shepherd house at 15th and Duchess Ave. PrT. A. The West Vancouver P.-T. A. is putting on a sale of plants and are serving tes in the Pauline Johnson School next Tuesday, 22nd March, at 2I30 p.m. The usual small charge will be made for tea. The school wiU be open for inspection by aa parents at- tending. Local members of the Rosl- crucians, an order claiming to have been iirst founded in Egypt S286 years ago, have received instructions to celebrate their New Year with the ceremonies of the order on 20th March.\ s ~ The repairs to the end of Ambleside wharf have now been completed and it is now in bet ter shape than when it wss first built. ~ s ~ The Hofiyburn girls'asket- ball team lost to St. Stephen's Sunday School on Wednesday, 9th instant by a score of 7 to 9. ~ ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cameron, who have been spending the win- ter in the city, returned last Wednesday to their home in Caulfeild. ~ v ~ The Shaughnessy Military Hospital team defeated the West Vancouver Teachers'ad- minton Club, last Friday by a scoow of 16 to 8. The match was played at the hospital s ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. L. A Mounce have returned to their home at Travers and Marine Drive from Vancouver, where they have been spending the winter. ~ ~ The West Vancouver Roller Hockey team played the White Eagles to a 1 goal draw on Thursday, 10th instant, at the Moonlight Rink after a stub- bornly contested game. ~ ~ Spring salmon have arrived in Horseshoe Bay, and several ang- lers have had good luck. Last Friday a fish weighing 17 lbs. fell to the rod of one fisherman. ~ ~ The North Vancouver Roller Hockey team, playing at Holly- burn Rink last bfonday, defeated the Lions by 8 to 2. s Mr and Mrs. F. G. Corbett, together with Mr. and Mr+ R. W. Davies, entertained at the latter's home, 1366 Inglewood Aves in honor of Miss Dorothy E. Corbett, on the occasion of her 21st birthday. The evening commenced with five tables of bridge, the ladies'irst prize be- ing won by Miss Gwen Clay, the gentlemen's first by Roy Wood, the consolation going to Ernie Edwards, Following the cards, bfjss Jessie Davies, accompanied by her sister, Marguerite, rendered two violin selections, which were very much appreciated, after which the guests sat down to a light luncheon. The table, which was centered by the birth- day cake, was tastefully decor- ated with daffodils and violets. During the festivities, Mr. Corbett, announced the engage- ment of his daughter, Dorothy, to Mr. William Gentleman, which fact made the occasion doubly notable. A toast was then proposed by bir. Chapman which Mr. Gentleman heartily acknow- ledged. The balance of the evening was spent in dancing. The guests included the Misses Phyllis Device, Gwen Clay, Vivian Arm- strong, Mons Sentence, Ruth Hill Phoebe Pescod, Jessie Device, Marguerite Davies, Florence Corbett, Dorothy E. Corbett, Messrs Fred Harrington, Char- lie Chapman, Buster Hope, Bud Lewis, Ernie Edwards, Bob Rhodes, Bill Gentleman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woolstone, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wood, Mr. and Mrs. R. )V. Davies, and Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Corbett, W. L. OGDEN CP. 4Vest'I'45 MEN'8 AND BOYS'URNISHINGS ERCLUSIVEI.Y MEN'S BROADCLOTH PYJAMAS with Silk Frogs, pisiu colors, Hello. Blue, Tsu sud White, sisss 33 is Oz Real value $1.2,5 per suit MRS. SHERRIFF TO RE-OPEN DUNDARAVE CASH GROCERY The Fortune Cup Inn, wli/ch IiohiE. MADE CANDY has b en closed since lmt fas,will be reopened by Mrs. Sher- riff next Friday, 25th instant, 26th snd Phone and she will specially cater to Bsiievus West 'I bridge parties from a "four- some" up, Contract bridge will also be taught. Mr. and Mrs. WSSf Vaj) Tj'Sj)SISC 5 Sherriff, who formerly resided in West Vancouver for a num- Gas Station ber of years, will move into the 26th sud Marine Drive Fortune Cup Inn tomorrow (Sat. COAL, BUILDFltS'UPPLIES urday), after which date any Tvsusisv to City Dally. interested are requested to in- ED. BLACK, quire concerning the "contract" I m"H'+'ournament to be started March 30tli. WEST VII PEIKY Ths Store si Ssvvtse. IOS2 Msvtvw Dvivs West 32 Emsvgssvy Passu West 321 (After 2 p.m.) PrT. A. SALE OF PLANTS and Afternoon Tea in the Pauline Johnson School TUESDAY, bIARCH 22nd, at 2:30 p.m. HOT CROSS BUN S Order now Strattpn's BAKERY liyest Vancouver Electric (Jack Paterson) 1473 Marine Drive Range IViring and Repairs. Radio Repairs a Specialty. WEST 108 WEST VANCOUVER SCOTI'ISH SOCIETY The regular meeting of the Society will be held in the Clsch- an on Friday evening, March 18th, at 7:45 o'lock After the business meeting the entertain- ment for the evening will be in the hands of the St Andrew' and Caledonian Society of North Vancouver. A very enjoyable evening is assured. AU members are urged to be present. 1468 MARINE DRIVE Phone West 27 or we will call Engagement Mrs. A. M. Edmond, Radcliife Avenue, announces the engage- ment of her daughter Laura Elizabeth Helen, to Mr. Arthur Nevil Wyatt Shaw, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Curtis Shaw of Vancouver. The wed- ding will take place on 6th April at St James'hurch, Vancou- ver. C. J. Overington PIONEER BARBER 14th and blarine Expert Work Phone IVest 135 LEGION W.A. The regular monthly meeting of the W A to the Canadian Legion will be held on Monday, 21st instant, at 2:16 in the Legion Memorial HaU. Every member is requested to make a special effort to be present. Keep Easter bionday evening open for a whist drive and dance to be given by the W. A. in the Legion Hall West 36 Service at ysuv dssv Benny Manners Fresh and Smoked Fish New Lshi Eggs Dvssssd PsuiivyBURRARD FUNERAL CHAPEL B. D. WHITE, Mgv. Distiuvtlvs Fuusvsi Service Lady Assistant 320--3rd SL E Phone North 626 The BURRARDDEATH OF MISS MARJORIE PINKO LAUNDRYHer many friends in West Vancouver will hear with regret of the death of bfiss Marjorie Pineo, which occurred last bion- day in Canmore, Alberta, after a lingering illness, The deceas- ed, who with her parents resided in West Vancouver for several years. left here with her mother, her father having died, to take up residence in Canmore. She leaves to mourn her loss her mother, three sisters and two brothera Funeral services were held in Canmore on Wednesday follow- ed by cremation West Vancouver Junior Choir For People IVho Are Particular Conductor Mrs. Colin MacLean Assisted by McliVTYRE QUARTETTE present "The Land pf Npd" '""Opevena) INGLEWOOD AUDITORIUM FRIDAY, APRIL 1st, at 8:15 p.m. Proceeds for Child Welfare Work of Duncan Lawson Chapter, I. O. D. E. Adults 35c. Children 15c. THIRD ST. ssd ST. DAVIDS iVortb Vancouver Phone North ISIO. West Van Representative F. RIVERS Phone )test 410L I EASTER SPECIALS Easter Cards A New Dress for Easter 5 and lac. $ 1 95 Brooks'ry Goods and Men's Wear$ ~a iith sud sissies Dvivs. Phsss West 133Cuvisiu Rods, Covtissiii Silk Hose sud Uuivsvssi Swsstsvs uiso NoveltiesToys, School Supplies, Hemstitching Under the auspices of the Canadian Legion West Vancouver Branchmore weeks to take advantage of our EASTER SPECIAL Masquerade anceOpen Monday, Wednesday and Friday AfternoonsThe KING STUDIO ANNOUNCES that after March 30th there will be no more sittings taken at the West Vancouver Branch. Arrange for your sitting before that date. (Costumes Optional) in the HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUlii from 9 to 12 Announcement Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Corbett, 1280 Esquimalt Aves announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Dorothy Ellis, to Mr. William Gentleman, of 887 22nd Avenue, West Vancouver. After March Soth, aff business will be taken care of at the Main Office:~11 Hastings St„west. Phone Sey. 1046 THE KING STUDIO V. V. VINSON, Proprietor Saturday, March 19th 6 Prizes Tickets Soc Bert Kool's Orchestra Proceeds in aid of Troop No. 1. West Vancouver Boy Scouts. Local and l'ersonal Spring Tonic