PAINTS, "VARNISHES, ‘ENAMELS,

STAINS, TURPENTINE, RAW AND

BOILED OILS — All of Best Quality

Hot ‘Shot Batteries and Dry Cells, Flashlight Bulbs and Batteries :

- “LAMPS — ALL SIZES.
"Hardware, Rope, Nails, Ete., Ete.

from the Farm

= RUNNING See ge Ge mM. all — from Baby = Burkitt’s mother, Mrs. Simmonds, for,
: : - == | the past month or so.

to Grandma

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i Boye 8 Tan pens Boots be Baols:

Mens ¢ Low White Tennis .
| Men's s High White Tennis.

PRURPHONE: us. FOR YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN CANVAS 7

HOES. ..WE. DELIVER PAST. YOUR DOOR REGULARLY.

Securing ON NOTRE SRO HS PITS OR 8 et

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== lat Ganges House’ this week: Mr,

= Ganges, ‘has been spending a few day s
=/in Vancouver.

; All Kinds of Fruit in Season — Fresh Daily =

==

Saanich. Peninsula and Gult Islands Review _

GANGES

returned to, the Island on. | Wednesday e4 : =
ast ‘ex

visitor to. Ganges last week when he
== | was the: guest of. Mr. and Mrs. Ring-

By Review Representative. =

ei Salt t Spring for a tow: de ays. os oS 7

: ee
. “phe. following guests a are. o ¥oglster od

Day,
Vancouver; Mr:: -Hammond, Victovia;
Mr. Hagger, . Victoria; ; Rev. Peay . Sutherland for-a few weeks.
Nietorle

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Mr. J J. Watson ‘of

“Woodhill,” visit friends in Vancouver.

CRANBERRY |
MARSH.

; “By Re

ie |
Mrs.‘T. Burkitt and’ daughter “ye.

turned ‘home recently from V Fietoria |

where -they have..been visiting ‘Mrs.

view Representative
en er : - -
C: C..Castle of Victoria. was.a|>. Mrs. J.
} Victoria.on §
w ecks’ visit to the Cr anberry.
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wood and family for 7 oa to days. yo Mys. W. I, Rogers’ w ent ‘to Victoria
“Miss Clare Wilson’ spentia, few" days on: ‘Satur day, where. she. will vis sit her f
in Victoria: lasi- week where, she. Sele Mr. AL Johnson, for “a fow
the guest’ of . Mr.’ ‘and Mrs. Scott- | days. 7 :
Ritchie. a me —_—__

Mr.

© Mrs. Harold Price and infant son | | his ad. in the “Review. ae

nok “PAY CASH
Miss Joan: Hardy of: the staff of Bd

the Vancouver. General. Hospital “S| Qi
siting her mother,. ~Mrs.: Hardy, and’ | 4

Bower returned home to:| [Ei
Saturday last after .a few |

‘TELL THE. ADVERTISER you saw] ae

"PHONE. 9X

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SRC.

‘Malkin’ Ss: Best Raspberry.

Baker's s. Cocoanut — —
dame -lb. tin.

“Per pound.
‘Peanut Straw Hats—
-"Bach* *

Mrs. ‘McIntosh ‘left on, Thursday. to ne

" FRESH BREAD, PIES, CaS,
7 ack EVERY D, me

a We Deliver. ee
Phone 219

TAL blend of the. choicest. Ceylon and Indian ‘Teas.

“Packed i in. ne pound’
and “% pound: packages.

-FOR SALE’ BY: “ALL. GROCERS. :
: Packed and Guaranteed by ©
7 THE We: A. JAMESON COFFEE CO. OF VICTORIA, B.C.

‘HEN. 38c. of. every dollar paid it in n industrial ‘wages and salaries i in. .
YY British Columbia comes from lumbering, her ten-year production
; increase of 138.7 per cent. is vitally important to. everyone. a

Thirty per cent. of our Pr ovine’ s ‘entire in-

‘dustrial production of 251 million dollars in

1926 was contributed by lumbering ‘and. its

allied industries) British Columbia now ranks

— third i:rthe Dominion in industrial importance,
rt heb forest Products dominate. ,

Luimbering brought 84 ‘million. dollars to
British Columbia in 1926°(the value of the cut
that year), an increase of 49 million dollars over .

1916. Every year more than 30 million dollars

worth of supplics are pur chased toenable this... .: |:
great industry to carry on, | .

ne » . Foreign markets. hay

( a mbert oo
inansery: Iscapital of more. than. 100. Anillion.

dollara. .. 20, 00 people are employed. oe 830.
mills: ‘operated. 4

“Without. ‘cuestion, this. ‘glgnntle ‘busioss is.
destined: to ontinue au the same pace,

Climate soil and. drainage have pr oduced our |
ast.forests of soft woods... the gr catestin the |:
orld! “Onesthirdof the British tnipire's entire .
inyber: suppl ds in: British’ Columbia. Today, ©
-the demand for soft woods 1s four:timies.that of
hy tdwoods,.'. and with the last great stand ©
isoft.woods located in our Province, continued ©
~ progress and, ‘Prosperity ; are: certain,

Great as our timber ‘stands are,

— much time, study and thought. to the question

_ of scientific ref orestration, iro prevention and
conservation.:

-”“eaptured. Water. borne: export: oflumber has

- enjoyed exceptional growth. Ships: ladon ‘with.
: .2,616,419,000 feet. board snensure left our. ports: ..
; “during 1922-1926... .an increase over the period...
8 OF 1912-1916 :equal:.to® BAT. The'log. scale
) pe

jumped: A% during rh

\ io d L
This: ‘activity

ep y. con-
stant: circulation.’ Pe keeps thousands of men

influences: every. phase of, commercial: :

“S-builds'markets for our farm: products
aT spells ‘BRITISH COLUMBIY

- Add to this the. sash and door:

pulp and paper. production, “Which “alone
4 our: soverne we
‘ment realizes the necessity of safeguarding the:

» future of this: vast. industry and ‘ig devoting «+

umped: from $15,450, 600-1n-1916:to: $72,327,000.

‘in 1926,;.and you: have an idea of the enormous |

importance and ‘far-reaching influence which:

 this,:our chicf: provincial, ‘enterprise, is bound:
‘to exercise on t

© welfare and earnings of each - ‘
seal every citizens ns

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