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0001 1922 'bin ( h tk ( i K.) ommw ht tbt Bostd i from 9 need ui htd ardent prefer ibsthtg which I have It cos garden ! right people i asked RTER. 'll LAND (I ~ ( t booth" jrs itt s with visitors of the i , Emp. i with 2nd s dl from lit were world ircsr of krsivsl. i ~ '«; ~ ) 91 II i ).i A u 2 us I 18, 1932. THE WEST VAN NEWS Local and Personal TOBACCO 1568 Marine Drive (next to Fruit Store) Phono Wott 20 Ros Phone Wttt 2961 Miss Joan Gourlay 2322 Belle vue Ave hsg returned from spending a short holiday with friends at Nicomen Island. ~ o o Magnus Ross, F. T. Harrop, and James Alexander left here tn Monday ior s short fishing ir'p in the Ii tenor. Miss Gwen Hodge of the local staff of the B. C. Telephone Co., is on her annual vacation. ~ o o hir. snd Mrs. Priest and two children, who have been the guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Walter Gourlay, 2322 Bellevue Avenue, have returned to their home at Pitt River. \ \ \ Attracted by the fine weather a record crowd spent Sunday on Ambleside Beach. o ~ o Mr. and Mrs. Frost, who have been spending the last six weeks at 2282 Haywood Ave., returned on Monday to Vancouver. Mr. Knd hire. J. G. Rimmer have moved into the new home they have had built at Clovelly IValk, Csulfeild. o o o Mr. snd hfrs. P. F. Piper and family, 811 - 17th Street, have moved to Vancouver consequent upon hlr. Piper having been transferred back to the city postal staif from the Hollyburn staff. Aubrey A. Clarke, 30th and Bellevue Ave., has returned from a holiday motor trip to Lake Louise, going by way of the Cariboo. o o o Mrs. hfartha W. Whitehead of Vancouver, mother of P. White- head of Cypress Park, was killed last ihionday in an auto collision at the corner of Fender and Bute Streets. ~ ~ ~ Come to the I.egion CarnivaL Come to the I.egion CarnivaL ~ \ Miss Jean Griffiths, 25th and Bellevue Ave., is spending s holi- day at Buccaneer Bay. ~ ~ ~ Two anglers have registered their catches so far in the Ambleside Salmon Fishing Com- petition put on annually by the Ambleside Tea Rooms. Charles Willington, 12th and Marine Drive, landed a 62/I pound fish, a 9 pounder falling to the rod of Mr. Foster, Argyle Ave. ~ o ~ The council is having the ground flxed in Memorial Park for a bowling green. o ~ ~ Mate George Hayes of the femes and Mrs. Hayes, left yes- terday for a holiday motor trip to the Nicola Valley. o o ~ Mrs. Thomas of Vancouver, is occupying a suite at the Fortune Cup Inn. o ~ Mr. and Mrs. McMahon of Central Park, moved on Satur- day into the new home they have built at 16th and Heywood Avenue, o o Mr. Tall of Vancouver, has moved into 6 suite at the For- tune Cup Inn. o ~ ~ Miss Eva Campbell, 25th and Marine Drive, has returned from a six weeks'oliday with her parents at Elnora, Alberta. Captain Smith and J. C. L. Hunt of the ferry staif, are on their annual vacations. The council has had 50 feet of the beach cleared of logs in front of the Fortune Cup Inn, which has been much appreciat- ed by Dundarsve residents. o Mr. and hire. W. H. Woodhall of Swift Current, are the guests of Mrs. H. Smith, 16th and Ful- ton Ave., having motored here from that city. t Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Byrnell have moved into their house at 1362 Marine Drive. The salmon are around in small numbers, but so fsr only a few have been caught. Some have been noticed up the Capil- ano River, snd it is thought the unusual amount of water there at this time of the year has en- abled them to make-their way up immediately on their arrival from the ocean. ' Mrs. D. MacN. Thomson snd daughter Jean, have returned to their home at 1142 Esquimalt Ave., after spending a holiday at Gambier Island. ~ ~ t J. H. Cornish of the Royal Bank stall here, has just passed his exams with honors for the degree of Associate in Banking, conferred by Queen's Univer- sity. He made 74 per cent in every sub)ect. ~ o Miss Frances Guinan, who has been on the New York stage for several years, arrived here last Tuesday evening to visit her parents, Mr. and hfrs. F. V. Guinan, 2496 Mathers Avenue. hire. Guinan met her in Seattle. CITY PRICES We Deuver Gemmill's ljrng Store Eagle Harbor Cottages for rent. Rooms with or without board, by the day, week or month. The Store ot Sotvko. 1492 klottso Drive West 21I'RF&ENTATION TO F. J. TROUGHTON A pleasing event took place last Monday afternoon in the of- fice of David Morgan, 25th and Marine Drive, when his West Vancouver friends presented Felix J. Troughton with several handsome gifts on the occasion of his moving to Vancouver Is- land to reside. hir. Troughton who voiced his appreciation of the gifts and of the pleasant re- lations which had always exist- ed between him and )Vest Van- couver residents, was one of the i)rat to open a real estate office in the municipality, having been in business here twenty-one years. E tg~y Pheoo Wmt sn (After 9 p.m.) WORLD TOllR Value $2,000.00 im CASH 0 0 PONCIAC COACH Value, $1,202.00, in Cash The BURRARD LAUNDRY For People Who Are Partlcubtr THIRD ST. osd ST. DAVIDS North Vancouver Phone North 1310. TRlP to HOLLYWOOD Valua, $500.00, in Cash West Statb Reprtwentatlve F. RIVERS Phone West 4101. SEXSMITH SCHOOI. BAND IN TWO COiVCERTS LL odkoooo mioA tlokot boldom are ongiblo to paruotpoto in tb4 groat award. Got yooto mtly... frum ottcot Iolltoilloil ioooi olotoo ot by wion from tho Voocouror Etblblttou Amoototloo. 'fbooo tlohoto will not be oom at tho go to Special Privilege Tickets 50c - 3 for $ 1.00 Ooo tiokot admits to grounds, two tickcto odmlt to grand- stand, oooopt on S pt. 2, 2, S, when three tiokot ~ oro reqolrod for gmodktood. Don't mbo these ootoo Slomowo doyo jommod witli iwtormttog edoootloooi aod tbounns enter toiomoot opootocloo. Soo tho I'oot-olympic Games .. ~ Ait Poltoollt, ~ Eorm Eooiog ~ ~ ~ 1-Aot Voudovuio Show Canadian Pmfomtoool Wtooti- iog C born piooobipo... M us ioat Spootooio... hinuon Ilonoo Stock Patodo... ood ~ gtootot thon-omt diopioy of oootiy o*bibito. Bo there omty doy ood night. ENTRIES CI.OSE AUG. 17 The Sexsmith School Band of Vancouver under Bandmaster Olson gave two very enjoyable concerts in West Vancouver on )Vednesday, 10th instant. The first concert was from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Dundarave Pier, and was well attended. In the evening they played from 7:30 to 9:30 on Ambleside Pier, where a large number assembled to listen to them, the crowd stand- ing four and five deep around the young musicians. The West Vancouver Swim- ming Club, who sponsored the afternoon concert, entertained th band with light refreshments during the interval, while the West Vancouver P.-T, A. later served them with supper at Hol- lyburn School loaned for the oc- casion by the West Vancouver School Board. The meat for the supper was kindly donated by Robberts'etter hieats and the Ambleside Meat Market. Ambleslde Sheet MetalWorks IAURIE SPECK. PvoPtlolov 1446 hfarine Drive Phone West 78 FUILVACES and SHEET METAL INSTALLED and REPAIRED JOBBING Straiion's BAKERY BREAD -- CAKES All Kinds of Tea Bread, Assorted Pastries Almond Varieties Banbury or Ecckm Cakes, Vanety of Butter lang Cakes Christening. Birthday and Wedding Cakes made at 1468 hiARINE DRIVE Phone West 27 and Delivery will ealL I.. O. B. A. The relay team of the West Vancouver L.O.B.A. did well last Saturday at the Black Knights'ports and Picnic at Hastings Park, winning the silver chal- lenge cup. An invitation has been receiv- ed from the board of the Loyal Protestant Home for Children for all members and friends to attend the summer camp at Boundary Bay next Saturday, on the occasion of the children' sports, which will start at 3 p.m. in charge of the Boy Scouts. At 6 p.m. a banquet will be served by the ladies of the Ladner lodges, and at 8 p.m. there will be a ineeting of the Home Board in the camp building, to which all are invited. On Saturday, August 27th, 6 picnic and sports will take place at Eagle Harbor under the aus- pices of the four North Shore branches. Cars will leave the Orange Hall in IVest Vancouver at 2 p. m. on that day. In the evening Ruth Lodge of West Vancouver are giving a beach party at Eagle Harbor, and a good time is anticipated. Come to the Legion Carnival. Lonsdale Woodworl(sCANADA PACIFIC EXHIBITION Phone North 116 112 Third W., North Vancouver L W. BOOKMAN, Manager Manufacturing, W in d o w s, Frames, Screens, Cupboard Doors Fursitato, Bsndtowisg. Cabinet Work, Detail Millwork, Glass, Giotiog, Verandah Enclosures osd Glass Houses. Buy direct. You save. There are no better fish foods in the world than those produc- ed by Canada'6 fishing industry. Buy the Canadian product. CLIFF HOUSE Whytecliif Park DANCE Expert Saw Filing 10c a Foot ROMEO PERRIE'8 Sis-piete Otohtotro 9 to 12 - - Every Sotsvdoy Cover Charge, 21 Por Coopto SPECIAL DANCE SUPPER sso HORSESHOE BAY Fishing, Boating, Lunches, Tees, Dinners, Picnic Grounds Dancing -- Wednesday and Saturday Evenings HO1VARD RODGERS (Established 1914) Phone Izing Distance Whytecliif Come tu the Legion Carnival Lawn l)Iowers Ground N. R. ELLIS, 1427 Marine She: "Where did you get that umbrella I" He. It ttqts a gift from sis- ter.w Shet oYou told me you hadn' any sisters." He: "I know--but that's what is engraved on the handle." BURRARD FUNERAL CHAPEL B. D. WHITE, Mgr. Diotisttivo Poootst Setvito Lady Attittsst 229 - std Bt. E Phono North 626 WEST VAN DAIRY '"fea '" JERSEY MILK PRODUCTSPasteurized and COME! Dundarave Sixteenth Annual BILTON HOUSE SCHOOI FOR BOYS Bilton House School tvill open after the summer recess on Tuesday, 6th September. Both day boys and boarders sre taken and there is ample accommoda- tion for games which are played both summer snd winter on the school grounds. The school, which is situated at 229 - 29th Street, on'ers a modern curricu- lum, and special preparation is given for exams. PHONE WEST 80 REGATTA 8i AQUATIC SPORTS Saturday, Aug. 27thAMBLESIDE MEAT MARKET 14th and Marine Drive J. MURCH, Proprietor Finest (Iuallty Fresh Meals, Smoked and Cooked Meals. PHONE WEST 303 st 2 p.m. REMATTA ~ANCE HGLLYBU L Admission soc. ('onte to the I.eglon Curnmal. TAILORING - CLEANING ~ DYEING PRESSING - ALTERATIONS M. WILLIAMS