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nal, “Acronautics,”’:
undercarriage fairings,. wing tips, .
air’ intakes,’ ‘hot ‘air: heating: ducts,
instrument: covers® and: numerous |
; ecessorics,
used ®: ‘extensively by:the ' RAB:

paper which, .‘in. conjunction with:

‘plaster.
“ponent,- which is known 08 Pytram,

covered with fabric, Pytram has
e\> * proved:'an-ideal’ medium for the

_ production of complex -mouldings,
“and has the outstanding features
_ Of extreme hghtness, the ability
to withstand tropical conditions,
-low ‘cost. of produetion and resist-
~anee to fatigue under Vibration.

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THURSDAY, PRI AND SAT.

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Also— We BS ,
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Furniture, F loors and Woodwork

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BENJAMIN MOORE UTILAC INTERIOR ENAMEL —
woodwork, floors and lino-
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Wide choice of colors.

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giving a complete surface for high gloss or semi-gloss finish.
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* -tmore than 4,500-miles in’ B.C. last’:
7 year ‘visiting | ‘their:
. pital patients. This is'a Red Cross ~
service’; for pioneer “and: Asolated ~
: districts in. Canada, : ;

‘paper seperti. ‘the: ‘technical jou y
They include °

monton. The. ceremony “was per L,
* ‘formed “bythe “Rev..:.Crumb © ete,
“Included i in! clothing® and sipply ‘Christ’ Church, before “a group of vA :
cs from the Red Cross * ee on at th af A. reception pply | :
warehouse in .the. past‘ year,. «was held at: the home 0 rs,

‘haye been .1,000 ‘sheets sand 10. Base, where a. lirge erawd: gath- : THE REVIEW ‘
“cases . of: ‘Anitted comforts for. ered: to “wish: them: facilitations. © .|° SIDNEY, B.C.’ 7
China and. 88 -cases (of: knitted. ‘The couple. will make ne home : er ene ae

~The parts. are-being.

“The. material . is a specially. milled.
certain: adhesives, is placed™-layer. :
by. layer on formers*.of wood’ or .
“Atter™ drying, ‘the com= =

is:sanded.to ‘a. smooth finish and.’

Mr. and Mrs. L. TH. Nicholson

oer rere

SAANICHTON
AND KEATING

Mrs. W. Seymour, Edmonton,
is spending a few weeks with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. E. Oakes,
Saanichton.

returned to their home at Shoal
Harbour, ‘The Latch,” on Sun-
day, after a few days absence. in
Vancouver. Mrs. F. W.. Harris,
Mrs, Nicholson’s mother, also re-
turned with them.

A camelia in full bloom, grown
by H. Wood, Deep Cove, makes
an unusual and beautiful display

° in the office of D. Sparling, Dixon Holloway, son of Mr. and
Or nterlors Sidney. Mrs. P. Holloway, East Saanich
FO. Glen John is now at home, Road, received word this week

that his wife is en route from
East Grinstead, Eng., to join him
here. Mr. Holloway served over-
seas for six years in the Canadian
Army.

H. Forsberg, R.C.A.F., has been
posted to Portage la Prairie. Mrs.
Forsberg and family will follow

Swarts Bay, after four years’
service with the R.C.A.RF. FO.
John obtained his discharge from
the Air Foree in January.

Miss Wthel Unwin,
Road, Roberts Bay, Sidney, left
on Tuesday on the TCA on a
business trip to London, England.

Victoria

Wide color

wL7S Me pint 5c FH. Somos Jol ; shortly. |
. James John was a weck- ‘char ~ for
dry) — end visitor. at the home of his Wan as Spooner, onan dine
arent Ty. ¢ Ty y ire . .
A85Y pitecceece. Se parents, Bay. and Mrs. G. E. John, Vocational school in Vancouver,

spent the week-end at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Spooner, Campion Road.

The South Saanich Women’s
Institute held its bi-monthly -500

LAC. Tom Palmer left for over-
seas service with the R.C.A.F. on
Friday.

Miss Ann Larsen, Hilltop, has
as house guests, her brother, Sap-
-per Lawrence Larsen and his wife.

% pint........... ave Hall on Friday evening, Feb. 28.

Nine tables were in play, and the

Les. Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. winners were: First, Mrs. A.
C. Cox, McTavish Road, arrived . Facey and Mr. Pierce; second,

this week from overseas service. .
His wife will follow shortly from
Holland.

David Hemphill and Ken Shil-
litto left for thé Provincial Gov-
ernment Forestry Station near
Dunean on Sunday.

Mrs. G. Gyllenspetz and Mr. A.
Facey. Doughnuts and coffee
were served by members of the
Institute. .

pint....:.......50¢

% pint. a 45¢ .
Narcissus Culture

‘The following extracts are taken
from a pamphlet by J. H. Crossley
and J. J. ‘Woods of the Saanich-
ton Experimental Station:

In the coast ‘regions of British
Columbia, . particularly in ‘the
lower mainland of the - Fraser
Valley. and in. the southern por-
tion of. Vancouver. Island; are to
be found the -main narcissus grow-
“ing: areas. — It: is in these gwo reg-

Doreen John returned to Sid-'
ney this week after a two-week
holiday. Miss John is a member
of the staff at the Beacon Cafe.

Mr. M. Riedimayer, formerly
of Victoria, has -purchased the
McDougall property at.the corney
‘of East’ Road - and _Queen’s a“

: Public Works Dept.
1 To. Combat Pest
; Of Caterpillars _

Willow trees on the. publié road :

we allewance will be felled and burn.
Hy : ed this | ‘spring. aly

.. -The move is: designed: to.  ggstat.”
agriculturists in) combatting the:

caterpillar: “pest which As. ‘expected : :
2 The” ‘land: for: bulbs: should: ‘be
to: reach’; serious: proportions « this § thoroughly. prepared. “

~% pint... 55c

1280s. 9B

‘and’ linos.:
blend: so” well to: produce condi-
tions.:which - are ideal. for- success-
ful rarcissus: “Culture,
ions ..benefit -from an‘: abundant

=. velopmént..”

ollowing: “another. 3
ulips, | iris.or » ‘vegetable:

yties | have ‘reason. 40! believe that
much ‘will, be done: to “assist: farm:
ers.and® other interested: :
cultivation of. the" ‘Soil. :

ae Local. Girl Married
In Calgary By fe

Two. Red. Cross 1 nurses 8 travelled”

“The marri lage “took: place of: Joy «-|. . ‘
McKillican, daughter of Mr. ‘and Four heavy shaft ane

Mrs. .H,: A,» MecKillican, -Third .St.,~-1~ ers:., and:
. Sidney, to.Albert:Gougéon, of “Ed-;:. |

Outpost “hos=""

“comforts. for Russin.. - din Paleery

MEET AND MIX FROM COAST TO

R. MORRIS W.
Canadian, recently anid of the Tourint Industry:

“lt . provide jobss visitors aentter over our country, in such a way a ns to. eurry
trade (o. practically every hamlet; international goodwill is fostered hy the
happy sway in which visitors and onr own people: meet and mix and do
business. We: have. not dono more thas aerate te, the surface of the tourist.
‘industry? a pi Pep ee moet ope

: travel between Canadiuns themselves. i

Vor a) more clonelysknit amity, more friendly understanding between al

people of our nine provinces,

nada haw variety of climates and. scenie beauty, traditions of courtesy
and hospitality to equal any nation on earth, They should be better known
to visitors and Canadians like.

This message is Che first of a acrion supporting.
theafforta af our Government's Travel ureau
and Provincial Towrtat Associations to make
Touring: Travel a major Ganadion industry. -
Starting front Weat to East, first aubject of:
oor. travel hlah spats from Coaxt to Conant iia
othe vistas af Vancouver Uarhone ards the
Jortie shore naoraidaciay @ acone (hat vaidares

M to: Vancouver never: forgets; Offered. in. the
a public. service by yeas

“UNITED. DISTT

MOAN. CG, OU VE JR A ND

TROUT SEASON
OPENS FRIDAY

2

Junior Red Cross members in
British Columbia raised nearly
$15,000 by their own efforts for
their Crippled and Handicapped

Children’s Fund. Forty-two chil-
dren, from various parts of the
province, were given assistance
last year through this fund.

‘opens for trout.

_ing of gas:and tire’ rationing is Es

card party at the Temperance.

ions ‘chiefly: that ‘soil and climate” ©

“These reg-- :

“supply -of moisture and’ moderate.»
‘temperatures , from: late” Septem-» /
ber to: May, a ‘condition. which ‘the :

‘bulbs. require. for ‘satisfactory de-":

PREPARATION. OF THE “LAND

Residues. 7
rom’ ‘a’: previous.’ crop. should ‘‘be
isposed | ‘of; preferably. by: ‘plowing "
‘Tfvacrop: of: daffodils : is

‘plowing’ will | be .necessary:. to : ar
the land':in. satisfactory-. tilth. If”
a fall-planted green | manure crop

‘quantity of. 7
of shafting. ‘Also ee S

COAST

WILSON, President, Royal Bank, and an eminent. =

“Expansion of our Linirint trate will) prove invaluable to the postewar develop ‘
ment of our, country, but Ht should be ac comprnied by a urent Inorease dn;

nace «tte:

NEW ASSORTMENT OF SILVERWARE
Chests of Flatware in Lady Hamilton
-and Coronation

CHINA — STATIONERY — RUBBERS — BABYWEAR
THE GIFT SHOPPE (Rosa Matthews), Sidney

With poor catches registered -
in the salt water of late, trout :
fishermen will doubtless be out in. ¥@
force on Friday when the season
Wet weather
has not improved conditions: for 33
trout fishing, but.a spell of dry
weather will assist. greatly. Lift.

expected to bring many. fisher-
men out who formerly were un-
able to enjoy the sport.

Salt water fishing in the Sidney
district has not been good. Some
grilse are captured at Brentwood,
and some springs off the Sidney
Spit. Grilse are plentiful, it is
reported, but will not take the
lure.
ee
which is plowed under in May or
June in the year of planting daf-
fodils, a further plowing may
not be necessary. In this case,
discing after summer cultivation
may be sufficient to destroy
weeds and put the land in proper
condition. Lumpy soils should be
rolled or floated to improve the
tilth.

BULBS DOWN FOR ONE
OR ‘MORE YEARS

Daffodiis may be left down for
one or two years. If left down
longer than 2 years the plants
become crowded and numerous
small bulbs result. Whether or
not daffodils should be left down
for one or two years will depend
on the cost of handling the crop
and the results obtained. Annual
lifting is recommended where the
result ‘warrant it. Many growers
are following this practice.

Vegetable, per tin.........- 12c
Tomato, per tin............-- 10c
8 @®

Pink Grapefruit—
112, 4 for... 25c

Prunes, 2 |bs................. 25c

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PERSONAL SHOPPING IS FAR THE BEST

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SIDNEY CASH AND CARRY

Phone 91

Beacon Ave. Sidney

REMEMBER TRADING TRUISMS

You cannot teach old dogs new tricks |
But that old house you'll surely fix
And save yourself some bluster.

Silk purse you’ll make from a sow’s ear
Much easier than you can wear
Out one of ‘our good Brushes.

.

On Bapco we are surely sold, . a
We'll paint the ship from truck to hold,
Then gaze in admiration.

On. the bottom put the ‘Copper Red,-
The Toredo then wears: out his head,
His worst attacks —frustration.

- The Bott light done’ ‘in: Signal Red, oN
~ Bapcolite White at the masthead ;' as
Then, Green: starboard ‘gets ‘attention, ee

Down. at the Cove ‘they call Canoe
-Where'the brass: glows. bright. and. p:
Bapco:: ‘surely. rules: the: roost;
No: other ‘paint: ¢an get a boost

“John, ‘at ‘Shoal | Harbour. Marine
. Where fishraski.. reigns: ‘supreme, }
~ He shows that he must know-his. stuff:
For Bapco’s.all that’s good enough’

: To; paint: the a awler's s. peas fay

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