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— —S> | LOCALS and PERSONALS ==
G old J ew elry Mr. E Roberts is visiting Sidney.
For Ladies

“Mr and Mrs F. G. Norris visited Victoria
Monday on a business trip.

- Capt. S. W. Buckman, of Portland Is-
land, | was in town last Tuesday.

Captain and ‘Miss Berquist and several
friends spent Sunday touring Victoria in
their motor car. _

~ We would like you to. call and .
see our line which includes many -
. designs which cannot be seen else-
where.

Bracelets, solid gold $11.75 to $170

3ar Pins, plain or engraved :
. - $4.00 to $9. 50

Bar Pins, stone set $6.00. to $90.00
‘Pearl Brooches - $3.50 to $50.00
Pearl Necklets - $10.75 to $155.00
Mesh Bags - - $5.00 to $76.00
Beauty | Pins = - + -75c to $2.75

We put these up nicely in silk
velvet cases: making very attract-
ive gifts.

Mr. Jack. Roberts spent. Friday .even-
ing in the city where he attended the
‘Princess theatre. a

for the past week.

tached to the corps of Guides, was in
town on Monday.

» W. R. Harvey, of Vancouver, J. Muich-
in, of Victoria, and J. L: Haquet, of Vic-

toria, registered at. the Sidney. hotel Mon-
day.

SHORTT, HILL
& DUNCAN,
LTD.

(At the sign of the four dials)

Dy. Cumming’ s ‘Hydropathic is nearing

having all arrived. . He expects the build-
ing to be completed it in about three weeks,

his boat. yesterday. The thieves evident-

Corner of Broad and: View Streets

tank had been tampered with.
Victoria, B.C. —

Union, Bay, Saturday next,.

come | just beyond the Indian Reserve. «

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REAL ESTATE |

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L Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance Co.
4 ‘ } Colonial Investment and Loan Co. |
ri 1 Reliance Loan andiSavings Co., and "|
General Agents for B.C,of
‘ v he Guardian Assurance Company, 4
| Jtd., and Law, Union and Rock In-  j

surance Company, Ltd. . |
| _ Notary Public for British Columbia, : ding funeral arrangements,

‘Commissioner for Nova. Scotia in : ;
_ British Columbia. ion -

_ VICTORIA, B. c

||. resident of Sidney.

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|| ries, population,» etc., with the.

: for industrial ‘purposes,

1 Reanememmrsen my

council of the Board. of ‘Trade held

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SIRE. ‘Baron of Buchlyvie, (No. 11263)

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poard falls’ on Tuesday,: July 1.

| meeting: f or ‘Thur aday, July 3,

Rarer eemeneantwtetreenntet

“Here to blow up the post office py

a joke. Hew

‘a win ulund for service al the rr airic’ Hotel
| - stables, ‘Saanichton, from “Thursday noon
~ till Friday: morning, und will not..go to
4 _ Sidney as previously, advertised... For
a particulars: apply to.Jas.: Blagam, ¢ care of

4 Prairie, Votel, Saanichton. Bede ach a
“ oes oe /hie identification papers, ,

od “Terma--$5. at time. of service and $20

xh mare proves! in foals ee 1a vary, y happy mood,

a Baga (Pe ee Pg

Mrs. Whitting.

Walker Sunday.

ney on Wednesday.

Victoria Wednesday.

ness trip to Sidney Wednesday.
Sidney Trading Co. for a couple of weeks. |

“Miss Stella Carlin of Victoria has been |i in. Victoria on. business and pleasure
visiting her little friend, Muriel Tester, combined.

“Major T. W. G, Bryan, of Victoria, at- |Norris visited with their parents at Deep.

completion, the furniture. and furnishings | -couver.

“Captain Curtis, of Canoe Pass, had a{| Winnipeg are the guests of Mr. and. Mrs.
‘pair of oars and oar locks taken from J. Jackson, . Fifth St.

ly tried to. remove the gasoline — as the

Miss Wilson and Miss Bindley, are|-yrectory ground adjoining the church on
‘opening a tea. garden at their. camp on
June: 28.| ing at 4 o'clock.
This camp is situated on the main road,

Edmonton, Alta., arrived in’ Sidney on |:
Mrs. Donavan, ‘Miss Elliott and Miss Sunday» last. y.

. | Norris spent the week end in the. city,
ff the two former picnicing at Cordova Bay.| a. E. Moore.
#1 on Sunday, while. Miss. Norris returned | 4, arrive ‘about’ the middle of next week.

they will be the _ guests of Mr. and Mrs. |-$ OL ABOR. |
Mr. Tennyson ‘is expected q
| "PERCY. K. ‘WINCH.
| son on. her:trip west’ and will spends a|

_4| to her home. at Deep vey. via the. ‘B. G Mr. F. Gaskell accompanied ° Mrs. Tenny-|

am ee ee Ef couple of weeks’ vacation in Sidney.

ie The B. C ‘Telephone eGnisiiy a are 2 lage ~

4 ‘ing a cable line from ‘Mill Bay. to Deep |.
“11 Cove this weak. The work ‘i is: -being’ car-

|| ried on. by G. J. Isles, . A. F. Lax, J. PB

q Cameron, AL G. Kleinger’ and F 4

"Guests registered at the Sidney “Hotel,

LOANS| : | Sunday twere Mr.- and. J. C. Pendray city,
_ INSURANCE | | | Wess vee ee .
te | COLLECTIONS pee Gus Nelson, om time character 4

1. this district, was: taken. to Victoria : by h
ave thought.:: Mr. Van ‘Sant is at the
|| Constable Brennan. on ‘Monday. Nelson g

1 was found incapable of taking care of Sidney and Victoria and is also equiping

AGENTS FOR” ee .
“London Guarantee and Accident Co; || himself, having been for. two. days and
Limited. - | || two nights i in the bush. ’ x

~The death Secured yester day morning
at the Jubilee hospital, of Joseph Nelson,
. ‘The deceased was
5/67 years of age. The funeral will’ take
place from the Victoria Undertaking par-
H\ lors, where the remains are reposing pen-

We are informed on. the best authority | °
\ that a certain . well. known. power com-
{| pany of British Columbia have asked for

information in ‘regard . to” Sidney indist-
evident |

idea of establishing: a ‘power. plant he:

“tty was s suggested at the meeting of the is coming

| Tuesday, ° ‘June: 24," ‘that in’ view. of the}...
fact. that. the next. regular: meeting of the |
that. it |
would not be advisable to hold. the meet
ing that evening on: account. of the holi-

day, and decided: to call: the: reqular |

stated an individual that visited Sidney |
last Monday, but he - finally. proved .to be |!
was an interesting charncter
‘at least, and. claimed to haveseen sixteen:
years inthe Imperial service and» had
bren’ through: the, South -Africun, and |:
Soudan: wars, and. displayed several med:
-ala' which he won for bravery whichwere ine all TARY: ity, The Jad, Weyer.
evidently genuine as they compar ed, with Biri one Bei
Travelling with :
him was.a pal. and. they: both seemed. in girl once “vould ae

Mr. Fred Hooton is visiting his sister,

—

Mr. R. Crawford visited his sister Mrs.

‘Mr. Character MacDonald visited Sid-
Estimates on —

Mrs. T..J. Converse was a visitor to

Painting

Mr. S. S. Martineau paid a ‘flying bus-

Mr. Johnnie Gehrke is clerking at the | Houses inside and out.

Staining and varnishing.

Mr. S. Halseth is spending several days Signs a specialty.

Mr. Fred. Burr and sister Miss Nora

Walker & Crawford .

Bay Sunday.

SIDNEY, B.C.
Miss A. Prohge left Tuesday morning er

for her home at Everett: Wash. after vis- |

iting her friend Miss H. Gehrke.

Miss Grace Irving is spending her sum-
mer vacation at her home in. Sidney. af-|
ter attending the Normal School at Van-

Mrs. W. S. Creller, of. Sidney, Manito- 2}.
ba and her daughter Mrs. J. Ross of |.

‘PATRONIZE HOME. INDUSTRY }
AND SMOKE»

The Ladies’ Guild in connection with
Holy ‘Trinity church, North Saanich, pur-
pose holding “a strawberry fete on the

the afternoon of Saturday, July: 5, open-

Mrs. W. G. Tennyson and family, of

"MANUFACTURED IN SIDNEY BY UNION

During their .stay here

THE V. 88, RALAOAD fr reeeemoreeeerees
COMPLETING EH Le :

“is: s Being Proceeded With—Cars will :
Run i in About Two Weeks.

» The Vietoria oct ay & railroad: are
not so sleepy . after all. as. some people

present time installing turntables at. both |:-$ Os

the road: with the most ‘modern motor
| cars. These cars .are. the - very - latest | «
type: “manufactured. . They are: of. the
gasoline electric type and generate their:
own electricity from a. gasoline | motor.
installed in each car. It is ‘contemplated
running these cars. single and making
about. three round trips daily, but: if nec-
| essary another car can be. added as. they
have a very powerful motor. .
‘These cars are seventy. feet: in: length
and: have a seating. capacity of eighty
people, and will, £0". into ‘service. about
July 8., >a
These newly “gquipped roads running @:
re into: or near Sidney look pretty good for |
the future growth of this town and the
country hereabouts,.° In fact everything SUE epitiets apg he a
Sidney's way. Let, the” Rood ee hoy ates

on work go Ons _ DUNCAN & , GRAY

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‘The B. Cc E. ‘Tram Service. 3
The cars will leave Tri ip station at the
junetion of the B. C. Electric Railway)? ..
ann East Saanich Road ats. ‘the following =
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7.30 and. 10.30 am, - io ltt
; 150, 4 30, 7.30 and 10 30 | ) Pp. m.

CONTRACTOR, PLASTERING ~
AND. BRICK WORK

P ineplaeas a Specialty.

“AGENTS: FOR B. C. AND ALBERTA.

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