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0001 May 18, 1938. THE WEST VAN NEWS For Pure Natural MILK 'I'w for your canvccscnce Ute s by csSstg The Chief Constable gives notice in this issue that all per- sons Uable for Trades and Dog I.icenses who have not obtained same by Saturday, May 27th, will be prosecuted without fur- ther notice. ~ ~ The West Vancouver W.C.T. U. held their regular monthly meeting at the home of hire. J. A. Davis, 2477 King's Street, last Thursday afternoon. Miss hfurray, president of the Girls "Corner" Club, led the devo- tional period, also gave s short talk on the work of the "Corner" Club. After the meeting the hostess served dainty refresh- ments. ~ ~ ~ Over 12,000 people visited the Spring Exhibition of the Ro&vtl Drawing Society, London, Eng- land, held in the Guildhall Art Gsfiery, London. Among the entries were two mounts by Ivy Cowley, 2312 Marine Drive, s pupil of Mrs. J. Roberts, Vic- toria. ~ \ \ J. H. Taylor of Vancouver, hss moved into a house st 1731 Clyde Avenue. c c May 24th -- Children's Day. Send your donations to one of of Ihe prize committee or West Van News. ~ ~ c Rain to the depth of 1.05 inches fell at Duchess Street be- tween 8 a.m. Sunday and 8 s.m. Monday. Mise Eleanor Brine, 219S Bellevue Avenue, tween((y took the degree of B.A. at the U.B.C. ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Douet and family moved on Saturday from 2670 Bellevue Avenue into s house at 2311 Marine Drive. c ~ Edward Mahon spent the week end at West Lake Ski Camp on Hofiyburn Ridge. Mr. Mshon is 72 years old, but in spite of his age he was for some time learn- ing to use the skiis. ~ ~ ~ Little Donald Penn of 2476 Bellevue Avenue, who is 9 years old, had his leg broken last week while playing marbles on the grounds of Pauline Johnson School as the result of being run over by another boy on a bicycle. He was taken to North Vancou- ver General Hospital, where his injury was attended to. ~ c c George Gibbs of California, has been staying at the Clachan for the past week. ~ ~ A chimney fire occurred at 10:SO a.m, on Sunday at the home of R. B. Rhodes, 1269 Esquimalt Avenue. The brigade put it out, no damage being done. Dorothy Rhodes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Rhodes, who formerly resided in West Van- couver, recently won the medal in the class for piano under ten years at the Kelowns Musical Festival. c ~ Mrs. C. Webber, 136 27th Street, is leaving here shortly for a trip abroad. ~ c c The council laid over the engineer's report re additional bleachers at Ambleside Park. ~ c c Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Harper, 2295 Fqlton Avenue, moved on Tuesday into a house at 11th and Mathers Avenue.\ ~ Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith of Sherman, expect to (eave here shortly for a visit to the Old Country. Direct from thc cote tc your home. No shipping, eo rehandling West 37ll quarts for $ 1. Phone North 343 "";;:"'"" IiemmiH'I Drag Store Thc Store of Scccka 14e2 eccrine Drive Weel Zr gmccgcscr Phase West 22 I (After 2 S.m.) ~ gg NEW BUTCHER SHOPat 1464 Marine Drive JIMMY THOMPSON'S QUALITY MEATS Jimmy Sells GOOD MEAT at FAIR PRICES MEATS---Beef, Lamb, Pork, Veal, Fowl & Fish HOLLYBURN THEATRE ( Butter, 3 lbs for 69c Specials for this week(Chicken, 23c lb. FRIDAY csd SATURDAY lgsr 12th ssd 2eth. Free DeliveryPhone 1Vest 62, The Ilaelpecte(I Father with Zccc Pittc, Snm Sammcccgec cmi Cora Ssc Con(ac A very lovable 4-rccr ckl wbo really steals the pietarc. This is c pictacc for the entire fsccSy Also the acaci comedy, csr- tccs cmi other novelties. Frank Finley, 16th and Belle- vue Avenue, was fortunately only very slightly injured when his car skidded and turned over in the ditch last Saturday morn- ing at the turn on Marine Drive just east of the Capilano Tim- ber Co.'6 railway crossing. HoUyburn Theatre will be open next Wednesday evening, the 24th May. Oxy-Acetylene Welding HOI.LYBURN VERSATILE PLAYERS h(AKE FINE IhIPRESS ION The Hoayburn Versatile Play- ers made a very fine impression on the occasion of their flrst of- fering in the Orange Hall last Thursday and Friday even(nhai. The first portion of the program consisted of Miscellaneous Items, Mid-Victorian Song Pic- tures and Old Melodies in Southern Setting, au the num- bers being well done and the dresses and setting wholly charming. It might be mention- ed that two of the dresses loan- ed for the occasion were worn at one of Queen Elizabeth's balls. The play, "A Matrimonial Emergency," written by Mrs. F. Bowman of 19th and Waterfront and which comprised the second part of the program, was very bright and witty, and the parts were well taken by the various actors. The hall was filled on both nights, the total proceeds going to the West Vancouver Welfare Fund. On Friday even- ing hire. Bowman and Mrs. Powefi were the recipients of bouquets. aION., TOES, WEDNESDAY Msy 22nd, 22cd, 24th. SHERLOCK HOLMESH.NORMAND A.BURNS 14th and Marine Phone IVest 65 with Clice Brook, Ecscct Torrence csd Mlctcm access This pictvrc is from osc of Cones Daric'c popsicc stories, cico s goad program cf ctmct subjects. The 24th (Wcdsccdse.) being a holiday. this thccttc will bc open m the evening. HOLLYBURN HALL At the 7:30 p.m. service next Sunday in Houyburn Hall an ad- dress will be given by hfr. John Wallace of Vancouver, who will take as his subject "Jehovah's Servant." Sunday School at 10 a.m. A hearty invitation is ex- tended to the public to attend these services. KEW BEACH itis predicted that we are to have a very hot, dry, summer. Make arrangements aae for your Summer Cottage at Kew Beach I 2 aa, I STRATTON'S BAKERYMarine Dr. West VancouverMineral Spring on the propertyI cc ÃI L CAPILANO A.A. NOTICE Don't forget tonight t h e three big wrestling bouts and dance in the Legion Memorial Hall, commencing st 8:30 p.m. sharp. A real good time is as- sured by the committee in charge and the old favorites will supply the music for the dance. First class refreshments will be served by the ladies of the above Association, all for the small price of 26 cents, so bring the family along and enjoy s good evening's entertainment, and help the boys put it over with a bang. BREAD - TEA BREADS BUTTER HORNS COFFEE ROLLS Ed. Black, West 68 26th cad Marine General Hauling. TransFer, Builders'upplies %Food, Coal Rev. H. P. Humphreys of the West Vancouver Baptist Church who has been ill at his home for some time, is now able to be out and around again. R. Menelaws has moved from the city into a house at 1866 Bellevue Avenue. James U. Holt, who has been a patient in Shaughnessy Milit- ary Hospital for over a month, returned last week to his home at 17th and Marine Drive. Gordon Keith was seriously injured while working on the Ridge on Tuesday, and is now in hospitaL His place in the wrest- ling bouts tonight will be taken by Maurice Duruisseau. ~ c ~ Miss Naomi Hilda Cornish (Peggyh 171S Gordon Avenue, recently was awarded the degree of M.A. at the U.B.C. She took as a major subject "Philosophy" and for s minor "Education," writing a thesis on "A Study of .Scepticism in Morals." Edward Otty Lunn, 1259 Gordon Avenue also won the degree of M.A.Sc., majoring on "Electrical Engin- eering," while his minor sub- ject was "Physics." As a thesis he wrote on "The Theory of the Performance of the Induction Motor under Unbalanced Condi- tions." c Charles (Veber came before the council to speak to his letter of the 1st instant, in reference to the dangerous condition for autos and children existing on the south-west corner of 27th and Bellevue avenue, immedi- ately adjoining Lot 6, Block S4, D.L. 665. The matter wss left to the chairman of the board of works and engineer to bring in s report at the next meeting. Large Selection of Pastries Almond Variety Tea Short Bread Chrictcsisg, Birthday ssd Wcd. diag Cckm ~ csccisitr. ALL FRESH DAILY TEAROE & SONSe n'I I (a) nte ),','IN. Iat IIa itef- LEGION IVELFARE DANCE Another of the weekly dances was held last Friday evening in the Legion Memorial Hau in aid of the food canservation plan of the local branch, under the management of H. Walker. There was a good attendance, and excellent music was provid- ed by fhe G. Childs and Roy Lowe's orchestra, which played many requested numbers to the delight of those present. Tom Smith was kept busy calling oif the squares, which were enjoyed by afi and which, combined with the enchanting melody and sub- dued lighting effects, served to make the evening one of pleas- ant relaxation. On next Friday evening an- other of these weekly features will be held with continuous dancing from 9 to 12 p.m., and a splendid program is being ar- ranged for a large attendance. Additional details will be found in the ad. columns of this paper. Phone 84 West Sand, Gravel, Builders'upplies %Food, Coal Dump Truck Work hfade at 1468 hfsrine Drive Phone West 27 HOLLYBURN DAIRY & CONFECTIONERY at 1586 hIarine Drive A little of everything Frisco and Borland's for family needs. Ice Cream hicGAVIN'S BREAD Open uu 2 p.m. csd cn dcy Saadays K.W. Savory SNAPPY FOX TROTS DREAMY WALTZES Autpicci of the Canadian Legion Wc(face CamcmneeSef I (443 Marine Drive Ambleside DANCING EVERY FRIDAY LEGION ISEMORIAL HALL AneslssioN 26c OLD TIIIE DANCES Phone 1Vest 340 Evenings, West 143 Corporation of the District of West Vancouver Real Estate Finance and Insurance TRADE AND DOG LICENSES FINAL WARNING HOLLYBURN Barber Shop 16th a Marine ExPRRT RERVIGE E. MARSH, Ptcprictor. Persons liable for the above licenses tvho have not obtained same by Saturday, hiny 27th, 1933, will be prosecuted without further notice. CHIEF CONSTABLE. AMI)I.ESIDE MEAT MARKET 14th and Marine Drive J. MURCH. Proprietor Finest Quality Fresh Meats, Smoked snd Cooked Meats. PHONE WEST 303 Honrbmn, R.C,. hlcy Itth, iese Local and Personal A Delivery 4o ce4 ct AA I