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Wednesday, September 5, 1951. SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW PAGE THREE

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E Ss 1 volume, ample fowl and heavy mW , BRITISH COW SETS UP yield since she. first began’ to give
gg ourplus : , :
; chicken on hand for a-moderate de- AN. ai WORLD RECORD _ .. .milk has been 86 pounds. a
Is Reported mand. Broiler stock clearing well. 1 YG “AN New world record for. milk yields Ce :
. Following is the. weekly B.C. egg | Prices unchanged. | nas ear set. up by a British cow,|. BOOM-IN RADIO EXPORTS - .
and poultry report by the Domini on |... — : 7 / oe ee | Mann ngford. Faith Jan Graceful.|. British radio exports for the first, aed
j a CANADIAN BISHOP VISITS | ; ; ; This . 13- year-old Friesian ‘recently | six months: of 1950 were valued: at
_ Poultry - products inspection “and | yoHN BUNYAN EXHIBITION Héuseiviues Show. Skill SAANICHTON a | achieved a-milk yield of 267,315 | $30,000,000—39.4 per cent more than” *
grading service: _The-Archbishop of Rupert’s Land, ge Lo Pmt nnn pounds. beating previous records by | for the corr e poneine period of ead me ae
With an egg surplus continuing the: Most Rev. Louis Ralph Sher- At Saanichton Fair 7 > 1’ Newcomers to the district are Mr.; about 11 pounds. Her daily average year, fo ON
to accumulate, grade A small -price | man, was: one ‘of the many visitors. . land Mrs. H. Mills:and son, Fred, of a eee =.
-dropped three cents dozen last week, | to Britain who saw the unique. ex-| Of great appeal to the: many hun- | Erickson; pint jam—1, Snider Gar- | poyonto, They’ are. visitors at the ASPARAGUS CUTS "3 be - 90 18 :
other grades steady. Local sales be-| hibition of relics of John Bunyan, dreds of housewives attending Saan- | dens; .2, Mrs. R..M. Patterson; pint | nome of Mr. Mills’ brother, A. R. ‘CAMPBELL'S TOMATO BOOP ee to tin: 18
~ low average and shipping business staged at the Old Moot Hall at. ich Fair on Monday was the display jelly—1,;- Snider Gariens; 2,. E. M.| wills, Wallace Drice; and intend’ -ROYAL CITY PORK and BEANS "8 for 21c
eed One carlot of grade A small Elston in Bedfordshire. This is the emone the ene. eons Included Gaze. making. their permanent home .on KELLOGG’S VARIETY CEREAL oo... ccccstessceceeecdenteetrenecee 38c
moved to Winnipeg. ceipts shoW- | village where the famous writer of er - Quart small fruit, boy or girl under the Island. ; cia
ed an increase of five per‘ cent. “Pilgrim's Progress” was born. and | following successful exhibits: ~ |15—1, Leola ‘Michell; 2, Gillian "| Mr, and Mrs. Bert. Bickford and 7 PRAIRIE INN STORE COURS
Poultry: marketings are in. good ' lived for many years. Jams, Bottled Fruit Scott-Moncrieff; 3, Barbara Erick- | son, Barry, East Saanich Road, re-/f# © Saanichton — - — Ph, Keat. 54W
—_— Quart rhubarb—1, Mrs. B, M. Wil- | son. turned this week from a motor trip . : — .
loughby: 2, Mrs. Don Joyce. ” Pint jam, any variety, boy or girl | to San Francisco which they enjoy- | [UU nneorenanonnocnams —_————
. Quart apricots—1, Mrs. J: Hast-|—1, Gillian V. Scott-Moncrieff; -2,| ed for the past 10 days. a w . - .
ings: 2, Mrs. E. G, Woodward. | Barbara Erickson: 3, Leola Michell.| Billy Etter,'a visitor at the home S T OC K S A N y) B 0 N DS
Quart raspberries—1, Mrs. B. M. Household Arts of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. |
. é Willoughby; 2, Mrs. M. Campling.| Best loaf of white bread, donated erst too monthe left Ae Or ome Listed on Any Exchange, or Unlisted, May Be
@. uart gooseberries—1, Mrs. B, M.| by Buckerfield’s Ltd.—-l, Mrs. C. J. ast two Nn 8, ‘or 7
at BRENTWOOD Willoughty” ‘(Special Mention). Cruickshank; 2, Mrs. J. C. Erickson; Se Murray Mewenale Wire ‘of BOUGHT or SOLD —

Through

Quart cultivated blackberries—1, | 3» Mrs. Norman Foster.

Se : “Kenzie etchikan
Standard Vanguard and Triumph Mayflower Cars Mrs; B. M. Willoughby—2; Mrs. N.{ Brown bread—1, Mrs. N. Foster; {Senator McKenzie of Ketc 2
~ Also a Complete Line of Used Cars Foster; 3, Mrs. G. Ronson. 2, E, M. Gaze;'3, Mrs..B. M, Wil- house guests eee aoe ream. and lL: H. A. HUMBER, L T D.
7 t BHONES. - ‘aousens boysenberries wy 1, ee ©. eel wit. Mrs. ©. 3. crwicx. | Mt Nimmo, Prosser Road. | _ Latest. Information and Continuous Quotation Service Over
a ne onson, TS oodware oal— s. C. J. Criick- |-- Miss Thelma Mitchell of Regina,
| ART BOLSTER - Day—Keating 58¥ wie Quart strawberries—1, Miss P.M. shank; 2, Mrs. B. M. Willoughby. | sask., returned to her home, een | _PRIVATE WIRE FACILITIES
_ ae ee once ting 1 iene? ; oe eg “STOCKS BONDS. MINES GRAINS) OILS.
; “Night—Kea Ji ‘Baker. Pa ‘Blue Ribbon Tea biscuit competi-| day, -after ‘a visit. with her .grand- |
—————— Quart plums--1, “Mrs. B. M. wil- | ion—1, Mrs... J. Cruickshank; 2, 1220 Broad Street. oe Telephones: E1101, and E 1102

parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Vincent, | :
loughby; 2, Mrs. E. G. Woodward. | Mrs. J. Callander; 3. Mrs, B, M./ Bast Saanich Road. he
Quart prunes—1, Mrs. E. G.Wood- Willoughby: 4, Mrs. J. C. Erickson. ~ Mr. and “Mrs. H. Facey, Fast
ward: 2, Mrs. B. M. Willoughby. Bread rolls, white—1, Mrs. C. J..| Saanich Road, returned this week
Quart pears—1; J. Hastings. | Cruickshank; 2, Mrs. J. C. Erickson. | from.the Okanagan where: they va-
-. Quart. cherries, light—1, Mrs. B.|__ Te pene Mrs, D. S..Mc- | cationed for a week.
M. Willoughby; 2, Mrs. N. Foster. Hattie;.2, Mrs. J. Callander. > © The Saanichton Cub Pack enjoy
Quart ‘cherries, dark—1, Mrs. B.| Nut and date loaf—1, Mrs. N. Fos- | ed a corn roast: Thursday afternoon,
at the home of Mrs. A, Mills, with
Balu Shirley Polson in charge. Corn
husking’ was. followed by the weav-
ing ‘of baskets from: the husks, and
climaxing -a -pleasant afternoon, a
corn..roast was enjoyed. 7

BRENTWOOD W.L
TO MEET. SEPT. 11

Br entwood: Women’s Institute: will
| hold its regular: meeting .on. ‘Tues-'
day, Sept. 11,:at. 2.30. p.m. ‘Although

7 BRAND NEW. ce ya be
| ARMY-STYLE PUP TENTS-—_2- man ‘model: ; water: ao
*. proof, dark buff material; closed front; ‘triangular “
|. shaped. ‘‘V” end.» Size 5 feet wide by % feet. jong.
by 3 feet high. Complete with poles, - 7 od 95,
pegs and TODOS wosevest cloves condinthnoanteancentsintets :

“BRAND NEW |
- SLEEPING BAGS—Full ‘yegulation ’ size, ‘doeskin |
Hning:. Hane outside: material... Complete .
wi uilt-in-pillow a Ge tapes. poo bes a
_ Each. : ns ‘il. 95 e

A S. Timberlake
N. T Johnson A. H. ‘Heaslip.

Optometrists

“M, Willoughby; 2, Mrs, W. W. Mi-| ‘er; 2, Mrs. B. M. Willoughby.

chell; 3; Mrs. J. Hastings. Cookies—1, Mrs..E. J. Roasie: 2,
Quart peaches—1, Mrs.’ B.-M. Wil- | Mrs. B. M. Willoughby.:

loughby: 2, Mrs. J. Hastings: Cheese straws—2, Mrs. B. M. Wil-

Quart loganberries — 1, Mrs, N.| loughby.
Foster; 2, Mrs. E. G. Woodward. .. Macaroons—1, Mrs. H. Bickford:

Special prize, collection of five | 2 Mrs. J.C. Erickson.
varieties of bottled small fruits—| Magic Baking Powder iced cake—
Mrs. B. M. Willoughby. : ‘).1, Mrs..B.-M. Willoughby; 2, Mrs. D.

* Special. prize,’ donated» by: Mrs. S. McHattie. :

‘Norman ° Whittaker, «collection . of ‘Shortbread--1, Jean wees | 2,

jams, four -varieties—1, Mrs. E, G.| MIs. G.A- ‘Thompson.

| Woodward; 2, Mrs, B. M. Willougby. ten ‘BE. M. Gaze; ?:) the Institute had its. usual. two-
vce- .

pretmmalage, grange winagab “Fruit. cake, dark—t, “Mis.” B. Me. «| eons holiday.. the members have

en busy: making a patchwork quilt

Mrs. N. ‘Foster; 3, “101 , . t
‘Marmalade,’ any: citrus. fruit—1, Mire 0. Erickson. 8. N. Foster; 3, which - was: displayed at the North | B= 0 2 cone near, cor Gov't:

| ter M. Willoughby; 2, Mrs. F:|""“pruit cake, light, ee D, s,[and_ South Saanich | Agricultural | See

, Fair, bein awarded second: :prize.
_ Loganberry | jam—1, “Mys. _ S. | Merattie; 2, Mrs. Ne Foster. &

| McHattie: 2, Mrs, E. G. Woodward, Chocolate ‘two-layer . cake—1, hare ‘A’. tea® will be held in. theshall on’
_ CN. Foster}: 2, ‘Mrs, BoM, Willoughby.’
|iuiseavteny’ ama 2. ce —_ 7 Lemon: two-layer cake—2, Mrs. B.! home ‘cooking,’ et and : the’ auilt
“Special. prize, collection: 6f jelly, M. Willoughby. 3), 25 | will =o fro ep members of.
four -varieties — 1, Mrs. Sydney.| ‘Sponge: cake— emie Farm; 2, the Wi obtained ‘from -
OTA hae ; we Ss,
‘Pickles: 2, E. ™M. Gaze; 3, Mrs. E. G.} Mrs, N.: Foster. eee 7
Woodward. : Tea: cakes—1, “Mrs.: B M wil-
Canned. Hicke ;

‘Willoughby: 2. Ba

3 eae MAIL ORDERS "ACCEPTED . Es
THE. GENERAL: ‘WAREHOUSE _

Have Your ‘Eye Examined | Regularly

“Appointments 9 to 5

September. 1B. ‘Stalls of: needlework,

Leola Michell.

ley i: 2, “Leola : ‘Michel

tp
thour; 2,’ Mrs; EG: ‘Woodward, .|_ Cookies, plain—1,, ‘Be
“Tomato catsup--1, Mrs. B. M. Wi, 2, Gillian: V.'5
ough rsh “Mrs. ‘Philip: Brethour, nt

AVE. THE: ier
YOU WANT.

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JTundown feeling dus. solely, to, body's Inck of tron
“whieh many 'men.cand women: onl “old!: Tr
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vory day, : Now.""Ret soquainted™ alee. only -60c
a or fale at all rug stores slavery where,

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