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. ' ̂ ̂ ̂ " I' >*" > Circulating in the District o f West Vancouver^ Ambleside ̂ Holly hum ̂ $1.00 per year. Cypress Park, Caulfeild, Whytecliff, Etc. , Dundarave dkm X H O LLY ByRN P.O ., W ^ T VAl^COUVeR, B.C., THURSDAY. JU LY "' ' ^ per copy at li^astands. ' *"* -"-M l'iIm I N o. 12 IS IT A CRIME TO LIVE ON THE NOR'ITI SHORE? SUCCESSFUL RECITAL I. O. D. E. GARDEN PARTV COMING EVENTS . Ihe proposal to increase the Second, Narrows Bridge tolls has raised a storm of protest througrhout the North ghore and quite rightly so. One would have thooight th a t th is north side of the Inlet hiad suffered enough from transporta­ tion difficulties bu t apparently dt is:not so. For several years following the accident to the Second Narrows Bridge we., were forced to depend wholly on the two ferry services, both excellent so ta r as they went, but totally inade<iuate to take care of, the demands made upon them. Meanwhile businesses closed their doors o r went bankrupt, residents and motorists suffered;daily much inconvenience re­ sulting in many moving to Vancouver,- and the tou ris t and holiday traffic sank to negligible proportions. Then there has l>een the categorical refusrl; to allow the F irs t Narrows Bridge to be budlt in th e face of the approval of the greatest living harbor expert, the reason given being, forsooth, th a t nnnortunity should be left fo r the north bu ttress to be built on the foot of the slope of Hollyburn Ridge. , ..... The point a t issue appears to be-- Îs i t a cnm e to live the North Shore? Evidently the powers-that-be seem to . A pianoforte recital was given A t 3 p.m. Id rs . P rank SteaSl by the pupils of Mrs, Charles Provincial President of the Iih- Burbridge last Friday afternoon perial Order D aughters of the Empire, will formally open th^ 13 th Annual Garden Fete of the Duncan Lawson Chapteh, to be held on Saturday afternoon and evening, July 13th, a t "Crims- p.nu. Saturday, July 27th -- Pacific Coast International Outdoor Swimming Champion­ ships and B. C. Junior Cham­ pionships a t Dundarave Pier. EAGLE HARBOUR onthink so. Yet'we are supposed to be citizens of a land which, is always boasting of the equal opportunities i t affords to all. The North Shore has grown and will continue to grow in snite of all the obstacles placed in the way of its progress. Of that there is no question. I t is equally certain th a t the time will come when Vancouver will greatly desire to take us into the fold, and when it will/be of mutual, benefit to both th a t such a union be consummated: Why, therefore, by continued harsh treatm ent so inflame the antipathy already existing here to th a t point where such a plan will be impossible of complishment ? a t the home o f Mrs. W alter Gourlay, 2322 Bellevue Avenue. The spacious rooms were con­ veniently arranged and charm ­ in g ly d eco ra ted in a schenae which included spirea, roses, evening, July 13th, a t "Crims- Eagle Harbour, one of the campanules and ferns. Mrs. worth Dene," the home of Reeve beauty spots in West Vancouver, Burbridge, convalescent afte r and Mrs. J. B, Leyland.' Mrs. T. is now open for the season, her recent illness, was fortunate- A. Spencer, Mrs. Julia Henshaw, Visitors will find there a shelter- ly equal to the demands of the Mrs. Harold iJang, Mrs. A. U. de ed bay with picnic grounds, occasion. Her bright face^ Pencier, Mrs. R. J. Sprott, Mrs, sandv beaches, tennis courts, pupils showed gratify ing evid- S. W. Muncey, Mrs. Duncan Mc; bathing,, fishing, cottages for ence of th e thorough training Millan, Mrs. W alter Gray, Mrs, rent, tearooms, and boats for which they had'received from J. D. McCay, Mrs» Dallas P eny , hire, also ample parking space her winning the, keen apprecia- Mrs. Charles Nelson, Mrs. M, 0 . for cai's immediately adjacent to tion and warm applause of the Verrall, Mrs. C. H. Scott, Mrs. the shore. guests. The program was varied Norman McLeod, Mrs. A. Chil- ---------------------- by recitations from Mrs. Ham- tori, Mrs. Evans, Mrs: B. A. ilton Sm ith who, was happy in Martin, Mrs. J . E. Condon, Mrs. JUBILEE LIBRARY her choice of items and . especial- R. P. Woodward, Mrs. J. Haydn , The Jubilee Library, which is Mrs. Gordon Robson, being conducted by Miss Isa'belly successful in 'h^r delivery of Young, Masefield's J tib il^ Sonnet. ^ L. O. B. A. it DUNDARAVE -- WESTON SWIM LIBERAL MEETING A meeting of, the Wes-t Van- Mrs. J. ^ H a l) . Mrs. V. Johnora, m . Creighton, B.A.", in the W est She w as followed by Mrs. F. M r^ J. H. Redden, Mrs. W. N. Bay Store, contains 800 volumes, F. Lovegrovewhose sweet voice McDonald, Mrs: Hillis :;:Wright, chiefly fiction. The patronage of . brought ou t the sentim ent gf Mrs. J, Sheasgreen, Mrs. Victor the public is solicited, the two songs:Which she render- Blanchfliower, Miss M. M. Chap- .. ed. Mi'S. Colin, MacLean and poll, Mrs. R. A. Sargent, Mrs, W* Mr&. Burbridge adted as accomp-« H. Green, Mrs. Harold W alket, anists. . ___ -1-..... f___ Mrs. F. A. Ramsey, Mrs. S.^A. The appreciatidri of the guests Walker, l\frs. C. S. Downing hiWe fo r th e ^ c o m b in a f^ of Mrs. kindly consented to extend their Hamilton Sm ithi^fra. Lovegrove patronage to this festive oc:- Colin ;fMacLean was casion. \ .A t the various boothscouver L iberarA ssw iation will bear the^^-Cobt ijf ton swim has been p^ lponed take place a t 8 p.m. F nday , July received ^ b y . the charm ing Armis" of th e Provinces, ft: Is until Sunday, July 21st, a t \P -m ; ^gth, in Duridarave Hall-. A. E. bouquets w ith which they were planned th a t guests will reg ister Munn, M.P., who is expected presented. Iffri Burbridge, speak- sh d |tlie ;*'Jh b R ^ home on the 15th instant, will ing on behalf of His wife, thank- w ill ' represent' the Motherland ' ed Mrs. 'G m iH aylthe coritribut- ing.airiaBts a n d ^ th ^ ^ whdse ca re of, all rother visitors, - presence and Appreciation had Handkerchiefs from -the four combined to make a success of corners of the gJobd will "be the the recital; a fte r which dainty speciaU featu re of the- "Jubilee; refreshm ents were served, the Booth." Under the bonvenership pupils assisting gracefully. of Mrs. J .M . Lang, the members The regular wefeTcIy dance of Ruth Chapter, L.O.B.A., will be held a t the Orange Hall on S a t­ urday, July 18th, Dancing will s ta rt a t 9 p.m., and there will be the usual good, music. Ad­ mission, 15 cents. •T' "LEST W E FORGET** On August 10th the W ^ t Vancouver Swimmers ^ e going , to Bowen Island for a W est Van. address trie m eeting Bowen Island 'R ega^ ,; L ater .in »<l<iress tne meeting. the month Bowen islana will re ­ turn to West Vancouver fo r a West Vancouver - Bowen Island meet with plenty o£cl6sed. events to West Vancouver. These in ter­ club meets should get our,boys and girls some splendid oppor- THE GLORIOUS TW ELFTH 'fflest We Forget," Canada's g re a t ' Official w ar h im /w ill be a t the Hollyburn Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday, July /Tomorrow in Vancouver the members o f the L.O.A., the L.O. T B.A., and the L.TJB.A. assemble to commemorate th e anniversaiy of the battle of the Boyne. The parade will leave the Orange Mrs. Burbridge was presented of the chapter have beep colect- ' ^ G r^ ^ t^ ^ ^ a n d with a bouquet of flowers and a ing "Jiandkies" - castin g s, Granville and The club is really looking-for­ ward to giving the meipbers a very fine time th is year. -' - GLENEAGLES GOLF LINKS ' There was steady attendance all through last week in spite of the changeable weather. On Sun­ day morning a.score or-more of the regulars turned out early. branch, has been draw ing crowd ed .houses all over the country. J t_ is mJide up o f_ ^ u a l pictures taken of the Canadian Corps in camp, behind the lines arid in action on the. French fron t in 1914 - 1918, and there a re no RATEPAYERS* PROTEST ca, Australia, China and Japan. During the afternoon, the W est " Vancouver Schools Band will be.presented in a specially, .............. . G.a The executive *̂ of the West lation a t a recent m eeting passed program and Mrs a resolution strongly protesting- G-' McGeer will sing a group of faike set-ups. All is grim reality, against the proposed in c re a ^ fin songs. - In the evening when Modern warfare is revealed, as the Second.Narrows Bridge tolls: - hundreds of w lored lanterns w ilt i t was experienced by our-Can- Copies of the resolution have transform the g^^deri ^ parcde" from the Or^nv^^ Ofiiart in pll its hbrnov ̂ fnrwsrdpri to thft Railwav . fairyland, the Schools Band, tne followed by several o ther not- aible speakers. Sports of all kinds will - be- -indulged in and several silver challenge cups will be competed for. T^e annual banquet and ball will be held in the Hotel Vancouver, commenc­ ing a t 7 p.m .' Dancirig 9 to 12. As usual the local lodge will ad ian . soldiers, in all its hbrror" ibeen forwarded to th e Railway and brutal sordidness. Many of Board and the H arbor Commis­ sion. • . SHOWER TO MISS McINTYRE When the rain came down too oreat nersonasres of b istorv hard most of them adjourned to X ^ " r t K n e s , S the clubhouse.-,Some enjoyable ̂ 1 ^ rounds \yere played la ter in the action afternoon when it cleared up. ̂ + x* Devotees of golf (should one g reatest sermon for ̂ . j n/r tx j write divoteers?) are hoping, fo r peace that has ever l^en preach- Marine Drive, and Mrs. Haydn kinder treatm ent from, th e Herk ^d. Indeed, i t is w ith th is ob- Young, were co-hostesses a t a of the w e S r ^ jqct in view th a t the Canadian delightful te a on Monday a fter- ' ~ ' GOverriinent a t large expense noon a t the home of the former, Mrs. Colfn MacLean, 2031 "Marie A bram s" Orchestra, so popular ; w ith the younger set, also Miss Margery Rivers in a'croibatic .dances, dancing on the green, fortune telling, games o f chance, doughnuts and coffee, a huge bon-fire, will provide enter­ tainm ent for the enjoym ent of both young and old. - Plan-to-attend-this "Old Honie- Ambleside leaving a t 7:30 a.m. A w reath will be placed on the Memorial Arch. TTie memfbera extend a cordial, invitation to all citizens to be- present and cele­ brate w ith them. . .Member^ please . rake note lodge will m eet a t 6:30 a.m. Listen in tonight fo r broadcast over OJOR, 10:15 to 10:45_____ MESSENGER SERVICE G O V em m enr a t l a i g e , n ixm a t t n e Iio iue un tn e x i/im e x , qnVnpHmp diirino- S a t iir - has had the mlany pictures o f . when Miss M argaret. M cIntyre Afternoon or evemng and Fred McIntosh, 1472 Argyle Avenue, has taken over from ' George W attrthe W est Van. Mes­ senger Service. He will give prompt and ca re fu l. delivery • throughout the m unidi^lity . F or further particulars please re fer fo the advertisement in th is is­ sue. which it is ..composed arranged who is now residing in Vljest and given to th e public. The Point Grey, but who will con- whole aim of. its showing is to tinue her teaching.here, was the create a sentim ent against war. guest of honor. The living rooms were beauti- SCOUT NOTES TO OUR READERS Any householder notreceiving a copy of th is paper on any and each Thursday evening, is re- fully decorated with iriauve and white Canterbury Bells and pink roses. ■: During the Nonie Robson enjoy meeting and chatting with friends in a glorious restful gar-, den on the shore of English Bay. Adults, admission.25c; children 10c. ^ --- LEGION-NOTES aitemoori. presented little Miss Those members desirous of loaning "W ar" souvenirs in con- BOWLING NEWS i M eintyre with a lovely lamp as - n a t io n with the coming "Lest.. . - . . - . . W^est 363,'̂ in-Qrder th a t the omis- ^ token of appreciatiori and ' a Ŵ e Forget" film are requested ' forms will be in the hands of the 2nd W est Vancouver Troop Percy Hawtin, who was'Seout- riiaster of the troop fo r four years, has again been appointed', to take charge. He was intro­ duced to the mem bers a t the Camp-Fire held last F riday evenJ ing. A rrangem ents fo r the camp a t Sunnyside are very nearly colhplete and application sibnm ay be corrected. We shall esteem any such phone as a fav-Last Saturday on - the new -- x: x. i greens at 20th Street, W est V ^ - as it is our only w ay of c h ^ k - couver defeated seven rinks from Jn g up on our deliveries. Our reminder of W est Vancouver friends. . J • T1rose":invited included, Mrs. Gordon Robson, Mrs. Janies M e-. North Vancouver in - a league boys/have s tric t instructions to in tyre, M rs. W. B, Sm^l,--Mrs. nv+.n>-/i L,, OA .-- mn--- -- _ placc^ a paper on the verandan tt- j- ux Tv/r».o .i? r» tfixture by 20 up. 'Hiere was a * r̂ge attendance and tea wlas served th e afternoon by the ladies of the club. - • of every houte on the ir routes. F. FRANCIS LOVEGROVE K night Hodge, Mrs. F. F. Love­ grove, Mrs. A. J.-- Addy, Mrs. B lair Edwards, Miss K athleen to get in touchdmmediately with Comrade Colin Turner, West 679R. Legion Picnic Members and the ir wives and Scoutmaster on F riday night. POUNCIL PROTEST PROPOSED INCREASE., A woman on a crowded car said a friend: Wish that good-looking man' Would get up and give me his seat, len men fell out of their seats. \ \ First Lawyer: You're a cheat. . Second Lawyer: You're a liar. ;̂ ;Judge: Now. l ^ t these attorneys have, identified each other we will pro­ ceed \nth the case. families are hereby notified, th a t The council a t th e ir m eeting the date of the proposed picniq on Monday n igh t went on record XT w - X has to n ;c h a n g e d from Satur- as being strenuously opposed to Edwards, Mrs. N .-H am p to n , day, Ju ly 20th, to the following, the ^proposed increases in the Mra. L, C. Reid, J u s . Howard Wednesday, July 24th, a t Eagle Second Narrows Bridge tolls. In Leggatt, Mrs. T. E., Snelgrove, Harbor. Circumstances have Jcouriection with th is mjatter Mrs. J. C. L. HunCM rs, Durbin, arisen necessitating same. Next Keevef Leyland: will appear on Miss Joan Durbin,^ Miss Madge geneml irieeting Friday, July , ,15th, Ju ly 3bfefore the Railwav M urray and Miss Irene Gracey. 19thJ / ,, Commission. ' \ I 4 V./' » -xr 7', Vfi ' * ; i ■' \ ■'i; u 4 ' ? I m . • .i- 1 ,J' ' it ' A "I? iUt' .p ■ ■ HI!' '-tj 5I- j i" / r; .f '#:* 's li "I ' ■ *' If , - rf': ... %■ i ' ■' t f.f..-I LiIi f : ■ C,- i,! >1! "j f l i t "lV 1 if: '-V. ' \tt f sr' I f i 54: ■rL i t -- r ^ ^4 -tt --it