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PRESENTATION | [Paty Report for, {POETRY AT MUSIC TREAT ON Horticultural Society a: O.D.E. HEAR |
By Review. Representative i

TO MRS. BURNS! | ores aod YP. MEETIN TH RSDAY, T ae ;
G U 14 H The North and South Saanich | TWO SPEAKERS

GANGES, April 18. — Salt Spring | me

On Saturday | evening the home of | weather report ‘for March shows: | Mr. Ira Dilworth, orth, principal of we With a program of music above the outing to Salt Spring Island at the } The regular “wants secting” of “

! Worticultaral Seciety will hold ani
Mr, and Mrs, H. G..Horth, Deep Cove,’ Mean temperature for the month, | Victoria High School, addressed aj;average and out of the ordinary, The jiey itution ef Mr, and Mrs.” Frank ithe Allies’ Chapter, ” ‘LODE. was *,,
was the scene of a delightful social | 43 19, | most appreciative gathering at the; Oriana Madrigal Society of Victoria; Scott on Sunday, April 2. , leaving {held in the. Guide and Scout Hall on :

ANOTHER OLD -jyere stanzas. of their works were

read, proving a delight to the audi-

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this. a .| interest, ‘descr ibed .the:: ‘earlier’ “sys
fortheoming Victori ia ‘Musical: ao esti- : a re nr A tems of public health work,’ gradually

val tests. In any case:choruses, duets: G ARDENS leading up. to the efficiont preventive
methods of - present day. She then

and trios will provide a diversity. of |

Drama Festival. last week.
“During: the-evening bridge was en-

joyed, prizes “being awarded’ as.. fol- ~- TIMER PASSES,
lows: Ladies’ first, Mrs. A..G. Smith;

evening in honor: of “Mrs: Reese | ‘Highest, 60 on 18th ; | Young People’s meeting on Monday, will come to St. Paul’s Church here}by the 9:30 a.m. ferry from Swartz’ Thursday, Apr il 2.
Burns, director of the North Saanich ; Lowest, 25 on 8rd : evening. “Canadian Poetry,” the|on Thursday. (tomorrow) evening,| Bay. Members are asked to take! After-a short: business session “tea
Little Theatre Association. On behalf ‘Wet sriow, 1.15 inches | Subject given, proved doubly inter-| commencing at 8 o’clock. their own refreshments; tea, ete.,;was served.. The chapter | welcomed:
of the cast of “’Op-O’-Me-Thumb,”| © pain 5 17 inches ; esting as Mr. Dilworth took present-| The event is in the interests of tho { will be provided. \ Mrs: Curtis - Sampson, president’ of
Mr. A. G. Smith presented Mrs. Burns i: Dpe cipitati on: 6. 99 inches ; day writers for his topic. Edwin John| Sunday School improvement atl May 8th was previously the date | Provincial Chapter, and ‘Mrs. Moss,:
with a Cloisonne cigarette box, in ap-| Rain on 17 days. , ‘| Pratt, born in Newfoundland, and| which will be by way of collection arranged for this outing, but as this | O.B.E., who spoke ‘to ‘the. “members
. E - preciation- of all she has.done in con- | ‘| Miss Audrey A. Brown of Nanaimo, |yather than a fixed charge. © . jis. ‘“Mothet's Day” the date was;on the subject, .of “Public” Health.” eS
’ nection with its presentation at the | were the two chosen, by-Mr. Dilworth. It is understood that the progrs mn changed. Members are asked to note | Her address, listened :to. with inte 7
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ence.
A very hearty robe ‘of thanks -was

7 gentlemen’s first, Capi. Hartley. Con- ; : l accorded | the ‘speaker at the conclu- entertainment,. together with instru- | ; :
“ solations were -awarded.»Miss Moe By Review w Representative sion of his address. mental and elocutionary items: “A THIS WEEKEND
Lennard and Mr. Fred Sparks. {| .FULFORD HARBOUR, April 138. Owing to weather conditions the | cordial invitation is extended va ;

: include. some numbers of the

ee .,°., +, Those. present included memers: of ~The: death: took: place. on Tuesday ‘trip ‘to the astrophysical observatory:

s less of ehureh, affiliations, Poe ;
* the ‘cast and: Capt. and Mrs. Hartley, afternoon, April’ 5, at. the family, had to be postponed. This was = nie “The president, Mr. L. B Tayler,

FIFTEEN T ‘ABLES iene fie ong Sta ort ao
AT MILITARY 500

“Miss Annie Lorenzen, Miss ‘Moe Len-| residence at Beaver “-Point , of. : aM. until Dr. “Pierce gives. further word
a nard, Mr. Burns, Mr. Ay G: Smith, Mr: Alexander :: MeLennan in his Teh | as. to,a suitable time. ° ek

Boge UE Basil. Hartley, Mr, H. G. Horth’ and | year, 4 - >| **Next meeting will be devoted to
Be Messrs. Fred and. Ralph Spar ‘Sparks. cae “He leaves to: “mourn his | loss his | practicing for the “Broadcast” to- be

on: Thur sday.. evening: in ‘Wesley: ‘Hall..
‘The , annual.: spring ° ‘garden. competi
tion? will he inidged 3 “about, Amt, 15. }

re | widow, four. ‘daughters, ‘I ‘Mrs. .E.. Me- presented on April 25th: An: invita-
‘NEARLY LY TIME on | Lennan | ‘of ing and “Oregon, Mrs., tion isvextended to the public to be
-_ . on Wm.:Stew-}-présent.on this oceasion.. A’ collec: Ne ‘full petise “gteetéd the snembers {,

tion will, be taken which. awill: be der | of the Sidney -Social Club
oe military 500.: “card par y. on:

at their |’

usiness firms in Sidney.” .
‘Transportation will be! ‘ provide ad,
anyone. having no means. of. venching 3
a the hall is requested: to get: in “touch
Spa with Mr. Leo. Cremers, ‘phone 117,
can Events. put on’ by the: ‘athleti¢ club |’
are: always enjoyed to the’ full and. a
large crowd’ is: looking ‘forward. with |
anticipation ‘ to; Fr lapy evening
Jance, a are
§ Teas The. “purpose “of. this. ‘dance, ‘is’ ‘to
“augment funds for the club: softball

‘pring their ‘the’
own eards “and to be y present by: ake say, a. 00
o’elock, present.”

There was, large zathering. ofiéla-
. tives and friends’at ‘the’ graveside,
the, rae: “being covered wih Taany | 18

| munity in; whieh: ‘he liad lived for
many ‘years. wh, i
~The -pallbeare rs’ were Messrs, Me

“By E M.. STRAIGHT,

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“team and as the softball season ;!tred Ruekle; Cony Mandinick Monty aaa Experimental ‘Station, Sidney, B. Both: prbved ‘most: Pi
about to open the club anileipates Ruckle, James Akerman, 'G. . Aker- : ; Mr, Jeo. “White kindly “extended
: poe se , , rin er ;
oe ‘an enthusiastic attendance at a man and W. M, Mouat. . |. Dehydration has beende efined as the: process a sana B |  ingilalion’ to ‘the ‘docioty to. visit
a dance, ' » substance free of water or the elements of water, ehyara- {“Tnke Killarney”; on. dune: 3rd. This }
wt igh cr i GREAT CROWD tion is at present spoken of industrially as drying by artificially wis gratefully. aceepted, tho inany she ‘has had
a produced heat under carefully controlled conditions of tem-| ene ern ra Fee
: ee

WHIST DRIVE AT. | ENJOY DANCE perature, humidity and air flow. FLOWER SHOW:
MAYNE ISLAND, aa The dehydration industry in America is young, while in |
| NS, - | Canada we are just making a beginning. Just as the Civil War'| EARLY IN MAY}

Four hundred presta ware fn ate! ‘|
In Ainerica stituulated the canning industry, vo did the Roer

tendance at the annual dance of “Dl.
By Roview Representative . War and the World War,stimulate the. ‘dehydration industry.

. -MAYNE ISLAND, April.13, -=:A; Company, Second. Battalion, .Cann-
vory enjoyable evening was spent ‘at dian’ Scottish Regiment, held on Fri- ‘To conserve cargo: space and transportation, facilities, : onorm

“ Mayne Tsland “Hall-on Friday, April sday evening in: the: Agricultural. Mall, quantities af-foods were. dehydrated. during, ‘the World. War here swe et ittanduneo. Nat
Bs. when: the. Women *g: ‘Auxiliary: held | Saanichton. mo ao pobtpped toy the: : altad, ay ise in: & WOPA.” Tn: Ger NUN. in 1808 | Lavoinen'd Ingtitaata: ameottig!: .

a ‘whlet, sive renee tnt ones i tk Rae enjoy Tn O17 the namberh: My wi ei al and further i
it, Mra. Watt and. Mr. ea am oe rogiinanti “colt , "increas ‘to about 1, 900, a ti ret. which explains, in par be Gare hore. China!
-Cageond, Myre. Woulgdte and? Mr, Fred ‘ the, oltigers and: 5 nbility to. maintain her food: supply -duringetha. wa (P t
Heck. Gongolation’ prizes to a Val pples: ind PEUNES ares among: the}
awarded M Munter: att Mr ; :

Ses eres

Nhe font and Sondtabie ror uet: industri
fnba upon th control, or hroper: aeilinat
Jum ln, the

Mi cietinmaerarsia mana emmy iriergacent seen. Ri rown Y 'M fl a

LAST SUPPER ies "Ea and.:Mrs, Walter Bay Vy c don
a { grant many others, 9. > |eontain 1 suiieient moisture ‘to! support the grow hot CTOr very, intgrontinige. prowvam- ya’. prin | CUNE
THIS EVENING | Major Walter Bapty led om in the organisms, Tn the manufacture of vinegar the préwth' at yest beidad tindaw the Toadorshty’ of Mrs we 7

Loy | Favand mirch, played by the Conadinn tT contain vinegar bacteria are encouraged. Thus all along | Ac The Monies | Mra S. Te Corbott
poe : ncnmewmuemy Seottish pipe band, ss a ine the sterilization of the: product, ‘the control ‘of the’ aiid Myre. AoE, Craddock Tod: in open!

Constdoruhle talk is going: ont: During the evening tho Lieutennni- , . y, | dehity an “any he: Novesulty for’ wyery
growth of ferments or the encouragement of the stime, are Wonnin 16 Have Outside Intoroste,”

around town concerning the visit of | Govornoy: presented commissions to
“Prof, Soward of the University: of | ‘tia following: Lients Crofton, omer YP? aprons which constantly present themselves. Peg ral: a Hhort Aiken salon: Callgwrad Anus}
-Britieh Columbia: to. tho Men's Supper; in-charge, of Salt, Spring: Ialand pla- | The interest in dehydrated fruits on Viineouve a Tatand: ta) i

Meeting whieh Id to be held’ at: Woe, toons ‘Tdoute Tan Douglass Gents.” oy the e inerease, During the anvly atapres ofthe: Logunberry Ie fof Ta
oy oat ee cata | Hieyslen and Lieut Toned pineen.) duatry,.when the entire eropowas..nbsorbed, at. remmnorative | AM A
at O30. o’elock, ie tople, “Worl In ecamniand of the Calyood platoon, in nue ike
JAttalra,”’ "deci anni) review of cant-« Thone eoodving | “qualityiniy® moptine | i" i Oy hive. aah i A de wrote ni an the aere-
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