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SIDNEY AND ISLANDS RBEVIEW| AND SAANICH GAZETTE, THURSDAY, MARCI! 18, 1920

s\ix inches high put some small sticks
ir twigs between the rows, and you

}} soon see young tendrils ent win-
ifag round them. Larger sticks,
ring or wire netting, can then oe
laced and soon the whole wrll be
vered and many lovely

INTRINSIC QUALITY
up-to-the-minute styles and at-
tractive price values character-

ize our stock of
FINE DRY GOODS
Come in and look over our dis-

flowers

li be picked until the fall frost | play. We are always giad to
ills the plants. The more you pick gee you and to serve you cour- (===)
he better they will grow. Don't al- teously, whether your needs —*.

w seed pods. This is al! I will say are large or small.

is week about flowers.

Can you
call tomorrow?
PONGEE SILK, 33-in., 95¢c Yd.

SIMISTER’S

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MISS M. E. LIVINGSTONE ae”

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ey

If your soil is dry and will break
ap finely with the rake, you can prt
in’ carrots, onions, beet, early peas

Drygood Store, Beacon Ave., ~-
nd parsnip, at once, in the beds you Sidney. Phone 3.
ave decided upon. Don't put ¢ar-
ts into a bed that has been recent- EES GY CE ee es ee ee) ee) ee

y manured; sow the seed as thinly
is possible in rows, leaving room he-
ween for cultivation. Press the
eed down firmly.

Will Buy Island Logs

and might Assist desirable parties
in desirable locations

In a small garden two kinds of on
ons will be sufficient, and no better
n be grown for general use than
ellow Danvers, and. Silverskins.—
he latter being very useful for pick-
ing. In growing onions the soil can-
ot be too rich: work the soil as finc
s possible, making a firm bed; sow
he seed as thinly as possible and
cover lightly. Wood ashes are excel-
flent and can be used continually all
hrough the summer. ‘ Press the
fows down firm; don't be afraid to
se pressure. Thin out the young on-
‘tons as they grow until they are |
bout six inches apart. If you in-
end to exhibit at the fall fair, a
good plan is to transplant into a spe-
cfal bed.

Beet can be treated in the same

y, only you need not press them
down quite so firmly.

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of New

MILL WOOD FOR SALE

PRICES DELIVERED WITHIN ONE MILE CIRCLE
One Double Load ...$4.00 One Single Load. $2.25
ALL WOOD STRECTLY C.0.D. OR CASH WITH ORDER

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TELEPHONE NO. SIX
No garden is complete without
learden peas, and a good part of tne

° arden can be devoted to the grow-| = = — ————
ng of this excellent vegetable for it
Including Many Copies of Original igs a very valuable food product.
French Models he smooth, round, extra early
. ‘sown now in the best soil obtainable
By such noted designers as Joseph, Hermance and Marie hei} give some delightful dishes.
Lancerst. There is much to admire and to desire in tnls show- { ow the seed about three inches
ing, and the inspiring newness and rare beauty oF siyling ;
which are embodied in all these creations are cert-~sn io sirike ~ ldeep in rows three feet apart, and as
a responsive chord in the heart of every woman wio views <soon as the plants appear cultivate °
- them. {the soil. .
This is a long enough talk for this °
e ° iweek. I will tell you more next K p P t St V
, Crown Miallines y Parlors oe \week, but don't forget to write to ee a IC ure Or
‘

the ‘“‘Old Spade” if you have troubie, 4 No matter how much good times are enjoyed, they

ior if some of the experienced garden- are soon forgotten unless a Kodak serves as the

memory jogger. Kee ict
iers have some suggestions I shall be vias p a picture story of the

\ bright side of life to cheer up the hours that need
jglad to have them. cheering.

t

641 View Street, Victoria

Our Shamrock Liniment will reach

that sore spot, Lesage, the drur- E.F. LESAGE : : The Druggist -

[My GARDEN

p re By An Old Spade.
When you can buy this
beautiful 6-hole Polished
Steel Top Range, heavy cup

{
{ Since my talk with you last week,
a good deal of rain has fallen in this
part of the world. This has hind-
ered garden work during the week-

water jacket, tnree-piece end, but a few days of Vancouver . a. i. tt ' : |
hee a ene freback, Island sunshine, especially the ‘“Saa- .
race non-warping oven, nich Brand," will soon dr :
, things u h ®
all plain nickel trim. Tea- y = 7 S ould -be ] ed

quite a bit. In my walks around
the distriet I notice more water ly-
ing on the fields and gardens than
during the winter. I am also pleased |.
to see in many parts signs that we
are going to have many more gar- |"
dens this year. I see one well-known :
farm is to have a garden this year |:j
and I hope before it is too late that
the number will be greatly increased..}’
t’ want Vancouver Island, and espe-
elaily the Saanich Peninsula to bel]
the ‘‘Garden of Canada."" There is}*
no place in the world that could be
mado more beautiful than right here,

pot stands, towel rail, and
many other features which
we would be pleased to show
you. This Range will pay
for itself in the saving of
fuel in-two years’ time. We

at Once!!

All persons residing in Canada, employed in Canada, or carrying on
business in Canada, are liable to a tax on income, as follows:

4
apecialize on this one atl

Every unmarried person, or

widow, or widower, without de- who during calerdar year
pendents as defined by the Act,

who during calendar year, 1919, received or earned $2,000
received or earned $1,000 or more. || OF More.

All other individuals, ° Every corporation and

joint stock company, whose :
profits exceeded $2,000

| during the fiscal year end-

ed in 1919.

CLASS 1

Motto:
service.

. Inspectors of VTaxate of the amount of the tax
Members of NOVA SCOrta, MANI- ers and members dura: i | P “hy a — payable. , ° cum
Mason & Abel TOBA, ALBERTA AND BOC grow for the use of the table, but I 1919, must use Form T 5. rom Pos tinanters. Any person, whetber (arable
Proprietors. BARS wart everyone to set aside, if only BOTE  ladividuale comprising part Read carefully all ine [er otherwise, who falls to
612 13 Sayward Bldg » Victoria, BC on sanall part, and grow a few flow- fea eet et. Ttk etrnctions on borm before make a return of provide
Phone ato aie they will make the place lool (illnayp alan atormution duly required
SAAN TET We are especially able to take care

Sidney

Second-Hand

FIFTH 8T., SIDNEY

is now open for business
Batisfaction and

Leather Stores

i
re)
Harness, Rags
and Trunks Bought.
All Kinds of Leathor Work
Made and Repnired.
f
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Aaddie and Harness Maker
Fourth St. and Beacon Avo.

DENTIST |

BARRISTERS ~

DUNLOP &
Barristers,

Our

FOOT

Solteitgra, Notaries,

ete.

business,

of any prairie

io

TAILOR

A The hest (ine to plant the seed ta in

and cuts down beautiful trees, and

leaves debris lying to show where he-

have the garden or lot in good shape,
all cleaned up, and dug over, a plap
drawn with the seed beds markod
| vais year, in order to help fight the
high cost of Hving, our gardens are

rekoing (o be chiefly useful, (hat is, to

well and will supply some flowerae to
the
1

limer and fall

‘decorate home during the sum-
One of the most popu-
ilar and easily grown flowery ty the
/Aweel pen Wonderful resulta and
changer have been made tn this real-

i
vlv beautiful flower since 1 was a boy.

November. but if ty not too late yet

TAN in with fine and Vent anti: mate:

ja sinall trench about one

Inch deep

minstrators, agents and

assignees must use Form
T 3.

other employees must use
Form T 4.

Corporations and Joint
Stock companies making at
return of all dividends ond
bonuses paid to sharehe ld

PENALTY

Every person who Is required
to make this return, who f..dfs
to do so within the time
Imiced, shall be subject (oa
penalty of $10.00 for each day
during which the default
continues- andall auch pus
alties shall be assessed and
collected from the perren
Hable to make the raturn in

March, 1920.

has been, Instead of cleant All persons in Class 2, as Farmers and ranchers
: an, PAC cle iq : ~
SIDNEY replacing, or cultivating ne veuhing Employers) miking a shown hereon, must. file must use Form T EA.
, ., . ng BOMeEeL n A . * '
. _ . Ss, on oor before the 30th of : ‘ i
H. LeRoy Burgess, D.D.B., 107-112] else, useful or ornamental, etuea jot the 1 Al wd April, 19220 . Corporations ne Joint
Campbell Hullding, corner — Fort i promised twat sk is lon amounts paid to all) dir- pril, 1220. Steck companies must use
I 7 3 The : se we o len you ectors, officials, agents cr Form T 2. °
LA NDRY aad Douglas Ste.. Victoria, Dt. “What to Grow’ this week. You ‘ _ ' =—_

Geheral Instructions

Obtain Forms from the
Inspect rs oor Assistant

Pre-pay = postage oon
letters and documents for-
warded by mi oil to Tnspec-
tors ot Taxation.

Make your returns
prompily, and

avoid

. the eame manner in whi hh or \
, sas Loa to alx months’ imprison:
W HEARN BRO Johnson St, Vietorta. | Dig a trench down to the elay sub tazos are assesactd and cul penaiues ment or to both te and
° Benoit AM tn xome old inanure, then le: tod.

Addreaa of Inspector of Tia ston Tor Chis District

than farmers and ranchers
must use Form T 1.

PENALTY

Fvery person required to
makeareturn, who fails todo
so within the time limited,
shall be subject to a penulty
of twenty-five per) centum

according to the provisions
of the Act, shall he ILable on
summary conviction to oa
penalty of $100.00 for each
day during which the default
continues, Also that any
person muking vw false stute-
ment in any return or in any
information required by the
Mintater, shall he Itable, on
summary conviction, to oa
penalty not exceeding $10,000,

imprisonment

J

af the poet says: . . Ti 4 . 5 CLASS a <4:
B C H d & Pp 1 t C “Where every prospect pleases, Forms to be used in 6ling ime Limit Forms to be used in filing ;
° ° ar ware ain O. And only man ts vile.” returns on or before the All persons in Class 1, as returns on or before the
. $ ass , as : C .
717 FORT 8T., VICTORIA PHONE. 82 By that Is meant, the result of| ¢ Slat of March, 1920. sae | shewn hereon, must file on aa earl ; ole he
_ a — Wy man’s work and creed, he rushes In y EXCCUNOTS, Ce or before the 31st of DOWNS Other

Bidney. Dyeing, Cleaning, : Tand put in seed net too thielly, VARGOUVER, BOG.
oF |
EO fitter at OLLOL———————10 ) Press down the aeed and caver with a! “5 ;
en ! Altering and Pressing B tine nol) agnin press thin down R. W. BREADNER, Commisstoner of Taxation. . —
SUBSCRIBE TO THE REVIEW 5 enn CE a a a em a ea When the plants are about ;