The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

_ • ' ' ■ 0 Burj for DAVE ANDBRSW Phoaes---W toti l'̂ l̂lŵl̂îllWJ■̂llĴ ŵilj t'---l!.'S - wit* i*WwUwwwWH»W. :a!BlEL ^ k U v d .... ■ .. ■ _____ i « ' - ' ' i iiS C. c. F. Hr. and Kave Avon' i li>iiim'i|.l li|» C £ ,g*wald - Mrs, C. A;;Pro>f?W *ori5M i; 3120 Travers couver, has moved Into a llat a t v u n l e g io n h a l u ;:«; Wednesday* May Mh* 8,P Speaker: , Ernest WincIi,F... Subject: "The Recent Session of the Legislatwre*' : Everybody welcome y,î '"■■ Amo*A UhUH Collection. * t iV t^ e - evi ■ * • Mr. and Mra. F. J. Burke of Q»gg-.5e3LilOth....lhaJEortunftj ( ^ . season. AND BUSDAlsS' -- ' Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Burke of P. C. L e n a t t o f the W est was VanM uver,. have taken one o f Van. Sheet Metal Wprks, has _________ last the Irwin c o t t a ^ at 19th and purchased the Lunn store at unemoratO the Waterftont.^; ̂ ̂ - 14th and Marine Drive. : ;T o f theBCainland Cup by a' yaneduver Juvenile T .P . C ro^ h er , a former resL Mr. and Mrs. George lb. . ̂ . drat here, but now lives in and Mr. and Mrs. G. I;i!oocnfm Club. ■ T hehoya numbering fourteen, Victoria, was.ih W est Vancouver along w ith their parents and a this w e e k . ............... few^nvitiedVgueots/ sa t down to _ / . , ' a beautifully 'arranged banquet . Miss G. A. ,Sykes, who has K w h^ hv>4_̂ r t^ ip by* "'been"ki^ttdlhg"a'week' a t the - to the TEAROE&SON Concrete C ontractor Cement Floors Garden Walks Lily Pools Gravel and'Cemeiit 1474 Phone ̂ ^ Marine Drive W est 84, The cup was foim ally present. Les " The svdmm ing float has been Savage, 17th and Bellevue Avenue, moved on Tuesday7into Mr; Bry* an's house a t 6 1 2 16th S tr e e t . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner of'- Turner Valley, Alta., > h b have bran residing in W est Vt^-> couver . for the last few weejc^, " returned to Alberta on Monday* In the warm weather remember Ice C ream The Cream of Them A ll. GemmilTs e n it StoK Th» Store of Sorvleo. 140S Marino Privf West S7 or Weot 607 Kmtrgener Phono Wool SSl (After 10 p.in.) ' •' -f Stratton's BAKERY ^ ed to jb e 1^^^ by Reeve Leyland , after COhg^ ^ ^ letum eu to /im erw i on monmiy. vtheir w on d e^ Dick ® They have purchased a lot on : *̂ Lestet:':(eapt|in);acrapted same Dundaraye and iS now alongside X7th Street, which they are hav- n«^andfin^«*^yery.^a^^ mraner re- the pier there^^j^j. ̂ ing cleared, purposing to return - " 'MiBa Haltett of Vancouver, i" the near future and build a ' F rom H he 'funds collected it bas taken;one of the Irwin cot- Kg residence. BREAD All CAKES a°.r PASTRIES iwaVpM iibfe t o provide tages a t 19th and W aterfron t..-^ suitably engraved and a .photo^ ALL KINDS OF FANCIES Engagement V-?- g r a ^ 'of The" team each boy Mr. Hardy o f Vancouver, has Major and Mrs. C. Grossman, .1468 Marine Drive Phone W est 27 so that T hey rmight" have some- purchased a . lot on the Keith Chilliwack, B.C., announce the t h i n ^ b y w t o 'H * ', event, Mrs., J. B. Leyland ' * * : Margaret Grace to Mr. Wilfred , p . A i; h : i'i ' l l * ' ® * nl/;? iH t , M 4 T * K.W .Savoit 1443 Marine Drive Ambleside Pijjpne Wcat 346 Evenings, West 148 Listings'Wanted t Real, Estate Finance rand k in d ly . presented these to t he . " M r.and'M rs.E, W. Marentette , George Neale Hawkes of W est following: H arryA ldred (goalie) o f Vancouver, have taken the Vancouver, son of Mrs. E. Hollybum-Theatfe Leslie - 'W illin^on. andl_ Ian Casemore hojura on^22nd Street. Hawkes, Teignmouth, ^Devon- ' ........ ............... sh ire ,.. England...wThe^-wedding - John ™ d e s , John Harper (half Mr. , and Mrs, ,W. E. Yard of will take place in the early sum- 1 backs) ; Ian Richards, Robert v^ancouver, have taken the mer at Chilliwack. Ronalds, D ick Lester, Jimmy Ronksley house a t 2111 Esqui- -- . -- L o v e ,. Stan Patterson (forward malt'Avenue. : I. 0 . D. E. FRIDAY and SATURDAY ' May 4th and 5th MARIE DRESSIER WALLACE BEERY in -------------- I.O.D.B., will hold their "May Bob Quinn, m anager o r th e S '5 ® , ® P ® " * meeting, dfi Monday at 2:1B p.m. TugboatrAnnie Ex-jtjrprdqns, th e team , which the week end.at^the Clachan. W est .Vancouver defeated, in th e . ~ . . . . . ̂- - final game gave the boys a few B.JWilIougnby, 612 encouraging words and congrat* ̂ ̂ r?? moved into a ulated .them} on their sportsman- bouse at Wrat Bay^ ship throughout,;the entire t x i L»ast week seven windows a t the home of Mrs. Jas, McIn­ tyre, 20th - Stoeet. -This will be a "Guest" m e ^ n g and all inter­ ested in I.O.D.E. work, are cordi­ ally invited to be our guests. A report of the Provincial Annual MON., TUES., & WEDNESDAY . May 7th, 8th and 9th ' LIONEL BARRYMORE m son. +1,^ ̂ J meeting held in. Victoria will be C om m unity'singing was also roof d am -' given and a program is being ;enjoy^d,,;j.-T. W att,kiPdly a c t - a r r a n g e d . . .. . in g as accompanist. , "ONE MAN'S JOURNEY" ' f e , ! ̂ I '6 'V\ ":'Th^lalii'es~ln"ch-a-rgeTPf-the7" f®®blt^of~soi^W asting-opera---g^I]VI]yiING -CEUB' LEGION NOTES Y E m O JL ^^'E E D ^ T G l ^ l A. C. SEARLE Fhone W rat 9 Fertilizers of All Kinds Z _ Wood, Coal, Z Builders' Supplies^ biinliuet w ere Mts, R. Piddes, M ri. A. M. Lester, Mrs. D. W il- T ington'and ~ MrSi'r while the following young ladies -acted as seryiteurs: the Misses ;Kathleen :ahd> J o ey ,' Thompson, Kathleen Love. Rita .AIdred,_ Jean . Warner and JHertha Paulsen, councillor-B. Fiddes wishes to - express his Apprraiation to all . jth o se jwho, responded so generr - ̂ busly and Willihgly^to the appeal ' in order to finance, th is under- tions in the vicinity.- .Mrs., Greer who has been in poor health for some time, is confined to her bed suffering from shock. Mrs. K. Burtop^Forster-has returned from hospital to her home at 21st and "Bellevue'Aver ANNUAL MEETING Of special note are the ar­ rangements and details of the Provincial Convention to be held in Portland, Oregan, jn .June, The annual m eeting and elec­ tion of officers of the West Van­ couver Amateur Swimming Club for which delegates, are to be took place at the Clachan on chosen at the next meeting. For ^Tuesday evening,-the-24th^pril.--^̂ July- th e-entertainment commit- Reports for the year were re- tee, under the direction of Com- and ^ o pted and later the rade A. Gleaml, chairman, are wppW " in nlpnrinb- ' AmWnoi.S nf nflFinnrn wn.a-. working hard On the propc^ -Beach -in readines«?for fhpr o,,^r---b l̂d> .resulting- as., fo llo w sH o n . ----ITvegioni^^afhival!^ m ir .ea"an " President, Reeve J. B. Leyland; For the month of A ugust a com- , - . * ♦ ; Hoh. Vice-Presidents, Major bined Picnic w ith-the-W om en's t^kihg,-as he fe lH t was only due-- o^nVo-A Rflldwfn ̂iq 7»niZ fu of Harold B row nC ouncillor Ĝ D." " Auxiliary is also being arranged, ^bblboysr-m ost-of-them ^ his libnre"'l¥r3~2& 3"Str^t ^Elgar,-Gouncillor-Robert Fiddes, in "keeping with~the commun- played together for the p ast *' ' ♦ * * ' T. A. Spencer, J. T. W att; Presi-__ity spirit of W est Vancouver,■ V -1 .1 X- T iri--. n __ • -n .. /.ii* . -- ---------- - - f . M e t M L. SPECK. ' Proprietor W o r k S ; ' I? ' Xk'X' .hi th rd e . years and '^ ih ^ _ .due to Mrs. P. F. HdWdeh and fam ily- -dent, L. C. ! ^ id ; Vice-President, "Empire Day" will be fittingly movB out o f this division ipjto a X300 *20th Street .are moving " Douglas Johnston; Secretary- observed by the local branch of• J 1 * TronanrAr TlTtiiin'n v Ŵ af ann ■ ■fcW higher one next , season. . DavMv Lodge ' Jdndly R anted th e use of-the Masonic Hall for th is occasion.' into a house at 1046 Mathers Treasurer, Mnrray W atson; Life the Legion in providing an entry Avenue. Saving-- Instructor j-- Gordon m the street^iarade.-Rehearsals ♦ * nt, , Vance,; Handicapper, Buster for same are in the hands of Young; Boys' Captain, Morris Comrades Stephenson and Roy ytf m '*'V SCHOOL LIBRARIES ' 'Mr. F. E . Bradshaw, has kind- School Principal: "Whiatwould donated to th e Schral ^ j b r ^ you like your aon_ to specialize -alo?!g^with several other book^ in? H as-h-e-sTrow n-ary;M m cu- -»r^^^^lar taste?" ' , '-- Stories including English,French -M oth eiZ 'T esrfor ---------------------------------------------- Mr. and Mrs. A. Denton, who ^apram, m o r n s uomrac avA Haati livino* in ILa niftr fiiia' Anderran; Executive, Don Shar- Lowes. man. Bob Wh W. 0; Darling. have beien living in Ih e city fh is . t> u txm x m winter, have returned and are 'Whyte, Bill Turney, . Definite 'v now .occupying a house a t 13th andi Haywood Avenue. TEACHERS' DANCE BUILPING_PERMITS_UP $1,005_ progress is be(ng made towards a solution of the unemployment problem affecting ex-service men, and the branch has a special committee appoint- •M I ' ' , ' if V"' w s "A pleasant evening wasr spent ~ ed; 'cOm(posed^of the" following WEST VANCOUVER UNITED CHURCH -ANTHEMS SUNDAY, MAY 6th , a t t:1 5 PJH. QUARTET The'municipal halKauthorities .comrades; M cN eil, Atwood, and "i ^ t month issued ^the-Teachers-DanceTas^iFnday-:--Stephenson7-to-deal--witl^same7 of. a to ta l value b f $4,630, made "̂ ^b® Inglewood Auditorium, N ext general m eeting Friday, up as follows: three dwellings, which was ^ v e n to provide May 4th. $3,300; five alterations and ad- to enable the W est Van- -------------------- --- ^ ditions, $1,280; one garage, $50. Schools Band to compete "Bob told me I was the eighth This is'$1»005 higher, than in V i c t o r i a . Unfortunately, , wonder of the world." M arch. this y ea r ,; when .^ igh t ^ A ^ Z " " * * W h at'd id T b ir^ ?" T ~ permits for $3,625 w er e ' taken as was hoj^d for. An - - "I told him not to let me catch out and ,<B265 in exces« of fiiA Orchestra under the direction of , , ̂ " not to let me eatenout, ana ^ t)0 in excess ot tne j Eniraerson of the Ooti- V^™ With any o f the other -figures--for--Apr-il,-JL933;-when-- ----- there-were issued nine pennits supplied fhe music,< some totalling $4,365. . . ■ members o f the Schools Band Ps ' n--J- W w4 .".1: t h e r e IS.A" r e a s o n w hy.w e buy th e aniount * 'I " V Af '? 'j "M ' " " ' '5 I r - ,^ _ ^ T '• i t / * r -X. .1 D is brought- W \ u i W e play a premaum con- 4 Refining Ca. Tune Jit Dor',gadio-Broadcast over^CKMO ip:lSXXX4'4-$) .-,66P.-Rqlbsra|!^^S^'̂ |l^i|^^ Think this one oyer., We-tried it for an hour ' or . so : and almost came to blows with three ̂ argufiers, each of whom had a different solution. W hat's yours ?i A debtor seemed rea lly 'anxi- ous4qx=settlei^a_$3i)iLdelinquent- also playing several num bers.' Novelties i/irere introduced dur­ in g the dance, and refreshments were served , in the lunch room. Mrs.,D. ^ Jay won the raffle for the cushion, Mrs. J. B. Leyland drawing th e winning ticket. .WEST-VAN Sheet Metal Works Phohe^ 39 - Fumaca and Ranfire Repairs, Sawdust Burners account. He had only $2.00, a crisp new two-doilar bill. He took it to a pavi^broker. and pawned it for $1.50. /H e sold the pawn ticket to^ a . aympathe friend for $1.50. He then had in his jeans the much ,desired*$3.00 and settled the bill.'SWho lost? ■■ • / I'r.v. r-j.v y, -p .; > .'T' fL 5 i/r ii LEGION W.A. OLD T l i i f DANCE SATURDAY, MAY, 5th I.N LEGION. B A L L 8.30-to 12- ^ Quadrilles, 'Minuets,, Lancers, Eightsome Reels and many others Refreshm ents ' " ' Admission 25c 'Z' _ X f i X i X S i i M M : ' ' i - : ■, imiMm