-jvj£fc.i •>. SVi^'^.7-{.,^-a^4j«jwii»'^!^S|.p«<yWi«^.-fiSwJ^?l,»i^ 'i '% m vKjwvto'f ■'-•̂ ----------------^ .><..' W - « * k »-' Wf . , / ^.- * *, ' i ' r j. j "I ' l - ^ - . •» ', ' t ' s - s V. '■'A^i-' */ >1- > i Mta Mkii* lAa* *' THE -WEST V4N -NEWS School Opeiitng buy your s c h o o l s u p p l ie s a t CUNNINGHAM'S ___Scribblers, Pens, Pencils, Loose-Ltgf^ k s . PS'"I». InL Etc-..___ .............." ' S p e i i a l J w m i w ' "" C U N N I N G H A M D R U G S T O R E Wi'.'if •{" _____________ _______ ^586 Marine* Drive tocal awd Personal . S p e c i ^ U . K i n d e r g a r t ^ . C o u r s e M VIlrV W(>HK IN PIANO EmphaBlzinK-- KAT TRAINING, ^ SINGING «nd DANCING GAMKsS, INTERPRETATIVE WORK MUSIC APPRECIATION nii(I Hand Work with .; ■ _____________ tJjaJJisuul-JCinderg'arton -activities.---------------------- \ ,, Kor liirthor informutibn consult ' . M i s s M c G i l l i v r a y , 2 6 6 7 H a y w o o d A v e . West Vancouver A gricultural and H o rticu ltu ra l A ssn . Fall E x h ih itio ii S A T U R D A Y , S e p t T 1 t h , to 11. in in INGLEWOGD s c h o o l ' The public laro asked to keep this in mind. IWrrstahley har liiovê ^ 21«t and Argylc Avenue, into a house at 2176 Argyle Avenue. ♦ * * C, C. Boldrjck, 3.'170 Radcliffe Avenue, has moved into a hnuse at 2676 Haywood Avenue. Mr. and Mr.s. W. F. Pochin and' family, of West Bay, have moved into a hou.se at 2675 Bellevue Avenue. ■ ' )«t ■ ..' .t ■■■■.■■■, Mr. and Mrs. Black, who.have . beoif "-Ttvehue ern Canada, 4> 4< * y-* Mr. and Mrs. Beall of Hornby Island, have moved into a house at 25th and Haywood Avenue. ■■♦■♦■ iR Mrs. Jack Parker and two duughfers, .761 20tli Street, have returned from ,u visit to the former's mother in 'roronto. Ill ' 'i(<- * r, and Mrs, Black, who,hnvc *« o«"Knuui aiicriiooi f staying at 1357,■Bellevue-, r.'"* H"* l iW T ifv e - fe lu fn a T ^ T E S w t-nnnndn Street, in honor of Mrs. Be The ferries will maintain a half-hourly service throughout Burnaby' Tnee Nellie next Monday (Labor Day). The who formerly re.sided have been spending the season at their summer home at 22nd and Fulton Avenue, have return ed to Vancouver.,V ■« V -Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Sawyer who have occupied a cottage at "Dreamy Nook" for the summer months, have rturned to Van couver and taken up i*esidence .at the Devonshire Hotel.• ♦ * ♦ • ■ Ae delightful afternoon tea home of m h " Bourne, who is leaving for her home in Vancouver after spending the summer at Ilollyburn. The guests included Mrs. Bourne, Mrs. N. Williamson, Mrs. Thomp son, Mrs. 0. Williamson, Mrs. G. Metcalfe, Mrs. I. Dc Lure,. Mrs. H. Barclay, Mrs. A. Bossenberry, Orline DeLjire, Botty-Anne Bar clay and Peter Williamson.♦ ♦ .' ■♦ ..... , Mrs. C. Lowe and little son of Young), in West StrattonWKERY Kifjfm iRjriBi:" m ; j i ' - O iS k J B iim ljP . KRK8H DAILY Ton vtiriolioH to Kuit ovory Moat l*lo8 -- Apple Turnovera ICi'ctcH CukoM -- Paiitrloa Duhh and RoIIm Note Address; 1468 Marine Drive, ' Phone Weal 27 For Special Prices on Phone W est 617^ HOLLYBURN DAIRY West ^1,7 1702 Mnrlno Drivo An Lssex farmer missed on,ê ' ̂ of ills Inills. As a last resort he searched an . empty tarmhouse in one of the bedrooms he found a bull resting on an old bedstead. .September 3rd̂ by Dr. Clem La cot and bull stPry. Davies, has been set back one * * ♦ week as • Dr. Dayies has been ' "Driver of death car is held prevailed u p o n ■ oirsuspicion of negligibl|€ |io ][jy citizens of. Nortk^Van- first boat will leave Aniblesidc Vancouver, are .spending a week Dock at 6 ami., and the last at with Mr. and Mrs. Barclay, 1452 ll;30 p.m. Ihe first boat from Clyde Avenue.# 1* A '■■•■II 1% £} mO/Y ' ak 1.1,. ' .1. cicie." Misprint in -. California -paper.--lM'pbably--^-heni-be._.oonr. victed..of/inconsiderable ,man- slaughtei'. . . • DR. CLEM DAVIES . The lecture to have been given in the Canadian Legion Hall, the city dock will be 6:30 a.m. West Vancouver, on Friday, the last boat leaving there at Mfri and Mrs. K. F. Boyd of midnight. Buses meet all boats. Toronto, arrived at the coast ., * * * Saturday'and are the ■ guests of Miss Irene Orr of Victoria, their aunt, Mrs. p. R. Goodwin, has returned home after spend- 2148 Argyle Avenue. They will ing three weeks at Donald", B.C., reside-in Vancouver, with friends, aftei;-which .she * * * three_„ weeks with her JUNK We buy Bottles, Rags; Metals, Furniture, etc. Highest prices paid.' . PHON'E w est 91 -- BURRARD JUNK CO: The French Beauty Saloin - . For W ork o f C^ality 1562 Marine Drive, Phorie W; 212 ' couver to spealT in their- British Israel Hall, on that evening, so Dr. Davies' leo ture i n We s t Vancouver will be given in the ̂ Canadian Legion Hall, on Friday evening, Sep^m- Garfield While ber 10th, instead, and Garfield ' White, his chairman and'man ager, trusts that the people. of Hollyburn Theatre THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE ' Sopt. 2mi, Mrd und 4th, i DOROTHY LAMOIJR RAY MIDLAND Jungle Princess also "UNDERSEA KINGDOM" SAT, grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. H. terday for an extended visit to Wheelwright of Marine Drive. * * , - * . The Misses Loriia and Jean Thomson, 1150 Esquimalt Ave nue, returned last Thursday from an extended Trip to the,,; Eastern United States and Ont ario, ^he former has resumed her duties in the Hollyburn Post Office. - her sisters in Ontario. During- her absence Captain Lovegrove has living quarters over Law- son & Pride's ,rear estate office at 17th and Marino Drive. . ■ ♦ ■. ♦ ■ 'Hi , ' ■ ■ The Vancouver Natural .His tory Society are taking .a Labor Day trip, to the North Fork, Brother's Creek, to study the geological formation there. They Constable and Mrs. -Kruger will spend .the and" fam ily, who have- been fu rth e r We^st'Vancouver'^wil'l"tQrn"Out~in-- spending'irhe~snmmer^a'Wforse=---^paiducularsJdndlypJiQnBJ^^ la rge num bers to --h ear Dr. "shpe'Bay, have retu rned to th e ir ' Drive,: p Davies' fecture, the subject of home'in West Bay. which will be given in. these col- * * , umns-next Thursday.. Dr. D'^vies Mrs. Miflay; ,2327 Bellevue 4jS-jw 4Jung-tcueom e4^ .-tn .i.s-.CQm.rr.,-.^ ĝ ^̂ ^̂̂ EVENING & MONDAY Si'pt, 4 th und 0th • ANNABISLLA HENRY FONDA "WINGSOF THE MORNING" also <'THE CHEMIST" "FLORIDA COWBOY" . TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Sept. 7th and 8th ilARRY BA UR **1 Stand Condemned*' al.so "NOBODY'S FOOL' Mrs.T.E. Snelgrove VIOLIN and PLANO Pupils.'. successejMn The Uoyal Schools of Musio Trinity College-- London - and - - Toronto Conservatory A'̂ ounger children visited at their home. . - Term Starts Tuesday September 7th. munit'y twice a month so long -as _ the "masses desire to hear him, and it is, therefore, hoped that a large .turn out will greet him when he speaks here on Fri day evening, September 10th. In s Ivk lhv̂ -f hv----- mQrnin g ._ The bu sines.«i*i.s-hqitig ,.lias m ojedT o Lhe.ciLy. ^carried n n -a s usual, ^ -JD itnald .. Bates. % JTOWNSWOMEN'S GUILD The Townswomen's .Guild meeting scheduled for Friday, September 3rd, has been post- poined to Friday, September Aoth, owing to the holiday. The christening, took prlace on Sunday at the Church of SL Francis-in-the-Wood, Caulfeild, of Donald Alastair, infant son of Mi\ and Mrs. Donald E. Fergus- son, the service being conducted by the Rev. D; Blackaller. God- Mr. -and Mrs. Benson, 2170 parents chosen were IVHss Juan ̂ Argyle Avenue, have moved io rta Cameron, Mr. John T. A. Fox Vancouver. - Mr. ahd'Mrs. W. G. Johnstone and family, 250 19th Street, have moved into a house at 22nd and B ellevue A v e n u e / " i________ ̂ ♦ ON NY MAKE MUNTON 1G42 MARINE DRIVE WEfiT 300 .\ici.iiuu-, A.n.T. Ilf n.e. SPECIAL .3? In.side Fir.............$5.50 per cord _Slabs_j«itl^Bar-kj-$4.00-per~cord~"^ The hostess, was pressing h e r guests to provide Entertainment.' "Isn't there any instrument you can piay,. _Mr. Jones?" she asked. "Not any away from' home," he re- and Mr. J. E, Buerk jr. Follow ing the ceremony tea was served to the guests at the home of the baby's parents on Marine Drive. Mrs.. Malcolm Fergusson pour ing, and being assisted by Mrs. R. M. Bailey, Mrs. Chri;̂ ' Brown and Miss Marjorie Brown. ■ - :)< -* -,)e- -- Mr. and Mrs. A, H. Craier and Ik , , i|< - - 1 J. T. Littleford of 133G Duch ess Avenue, received news e f the death of his father T. LiUle- fofd of Excel, Alta., who recent ly visited, him here.■ i'. Ik >|< ENGLISH RUGBY The West Vancouver Barbari- an̂ Tar âdyisedrthat tlfe~opeiiingzzr Harold 4.. Eager & Son Builders & C ontractors Homes of Distinction. Alterations Repairs . Re-roofing__ 825 - 22nd Street PRITAM'S FUEL -P-hon^-NortH 620 "What don you play a t home ? inquired. "Second solemnly. fiddle,^ murmured Jones S C H O O L S U P P L IE S A Local Service a t City Prices -MAGAZINES . ̂ BOOKS ' BADMINTON SUPPLIES LENDING LIBRARY West Van Stationers , Phone West 687 Mrs. C harles B iirh ric^ e Teacher o f P ian o and T heory Students prepared for Examinations and the B.C. Musical Festival, if. desired." 100% successes . aVToronto 'Conservatory ,Exams with first -claBS= honors or honors. ■ Re-opens Tuesday, .Septembier-~7th. ^ Studio:--2309 Manne Dir-ive - « ' Phone West 88tX Craig's father and sisters, Mr. ■ John L. McKenna, ^nd Mrs. Keith and Mrs. "Wright, T540 Marine Drive. ' Miss M. E. Anderson of Acton, Ontario, is visiting her sister,- - Mrs. R. B. Cripps, of 2361 Mar ine Drive. She is home ph fur lough from Jaban, and is return ing on the Empress of Japan to resume her mission work among the Koreans. Y ♦ I)e _ _ . ______________________ __ Major George M. Turnbull -;who-'-is city- salesman for the Hammond Lumber Co. in Los Angeles, California, is visiting his mother, Mrs. B. Turhbull, and brothers at 13;J19 Fulton Ave ̂ -n-ue,-----------------:r-̂ --̂--------------- be played Saturday, October 2nd. Their first' practice has been called for Saturday, September 11th. in Ambleside Park. Jkn iO lM undfl.-T fiim k .X m fftfi; Bathing. Boating. Fishing, Tea-rooms, Sandy Beaches, Cottages for rent by Month dr Week. G e t y o u r S C H O O L S U P P L I E S f r o m AMBLESIDE PHARMACYr You will find a complete selection of Canadian and British ^ PENCILS, PENS, BOOKS, ETC., a t THE RIGHT PRICES D . S . M O N T A G U E 1401 Marine Drive Phone W est 323 We-Dcliver .Mrs. West, who has been spending the summer at 2360 Beilvue Avenue., has gone back _tp_the_city. " " C O N C R T nnE ^O N T R A C T O R S Land Clearing . - Excavation Work : Sole - Agents f or armor COAT WATERPROOF CEMENT PAINT ^ A R o e & S O N , ---------------- EXPER1" W a t c h a n d , C l o c k REPAIRING . T. CHRISTENSON (formerly with Birks Ltd., Montreal) 1522 Marine Drive -------- W e s t V a n c o u v e r ----------- ^ A m a t e u r ^ S w i t n m i n g C l u b Sept. 4 th a t 2.30 an d W a te r C arn iv a l SWIMMING ■ DIVING ' . RACES Children 10c. D U N D A R A V E P IE R Adults 26c.