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| SIDNEY AND ISLANDS REVIEW, SIDNEY, B.C., SEPTEMBER 26, 1913

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JUST ARRIVED_New Stock

of Ready-to-wear Pants -

Strong Work Pants from $2.75 up. —
Fine Dress Pants from $4.00 up.
Autumn and Winter “Stilenfit” Samples are here. See Evans about that
suit or overcoat you need. Iam building up a business on my merits alone.

If you are not getting a new overcoat, get that old one cleaned and pressed. f
It will pay you. New Fail Underwear. Everything for the winter in gent’s @¢ + _

~~ EVANS

“TAILOR AND GENT’ S FURNISHER

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paskets leave FINCH’S BARBER SHOP,
ACON AVENUE, every Thursday morn-

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RS. PEARSON,

Certificated Midwife, Maternity ‘and
edical Nurse, Berquist Block, Beacon

enue, Sidney.

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Geo. J. Brethour_

SIDNEY, B.C.

- CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER

Will be glad to furnish estimates
for the construction of buildings Of
_any description.

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~ RETURN HOME LADEN WITH |
THE SPOILS OF THE CHASE

~ The party that left “town: about two the three rifles spoke out: simultaneously
‘weeks ago in Mr. Geo. Brethour’ Ss staunch Another volley and the hunters had the

| little power boat, and composed of Messrs. satisfaction of seeing. six goats tumble
down the rocks from their lofty perch.

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: Webb, and the captain of the launch, Mr.| made the descent to the ledge on which
‘| Geo. Brethour, returned to Sidney last the goats had fallen and the: work of
| Saturday: evening after a very successful | skinning the animals way soon under. way:
\and~ pleasant: trip. On leaving. Sidney | Now came the real. nerve- -raking. test. of

the whole trip. | With two heavy skins, | J.
besides their blankets, -food..and rifles, |?

‘strapped .on. ‘the back of each man, the
long,. dangerous descent. was. begun. It.|
took many hours .to” accomplish this, and
many times ‘the hunters’ ‘were compelled
to crawl or creep. out and around ledges

only a few inches wide, and the loosening

‘of a piece of rock. or a miss-step would

have hurled them many. “hundreds of feet |

| ‘rough weather: was experienced, andafter | below. “The descent: however was made}
in: safety and. three very tired and .worn-

@ tr ying’in vain to find: a. sheltered - place
in’ which to anchor, the. party. ‘decided ‘to|out! men. finally: ‘reached their cascen|
at. the ‘boat. lying in: the harbor. eae

| pus o Toba. Inlet. -In’ this: latter:

‘| harbor. they found: safe’ anchorage. and all|- “After -a good. rest the party: weighed

‘on. board. disembarked. Preparations anchor and turned. their. boat. ‘towards
home.* Knowing. the coast ‘and all. the |].

: were s soon under way. for the real object |
inlets thoroughly, Mr. Brethour’ decided

s, | to bring the party. home. by way of Wad-|
| dington: Channel and as the weather. was} ————
| very fine he made an all- night. run across!
to'Lunds and from there to. Chemainus oe
with. only. brief. stops. at these. places: to |: :
obtain provisions... From. the ‘latter -port|
1} the run: was made to Sidney ‘in “remark: :
ably. good time andthe boat ..was tied up|
at the wharf late: Saturday evening. a
‘The members of the party have. many ob
nice things to say in regard | to the. able ne
seamanship of. Skipper. Brethour, and his 2B
splendid little launch, and declare they
never hada more pleasant trip. The}. Joo
boat made the entire: trip without asingle|~ .
‘repair, with. the exception of ‘the boxing LAS
on the propcellor shaft: and this was. very roe
easily put in | order, . a

BUTCHER |
| and -

: Dealer i in alll kinds
of Live Stock

‘THE STANELAND COMPANY, Lid.

FORT STREET, VICTORIA, B. C.

they proceeded to. Chemanus,: and after
\a brief call at this port once more got
| uhder way and made the port of Nanaimo
without a stop. ‘Here they took on board
| Mr. J. Roberts, who had ‘preceeded » the.
party. by rail:to that tuwn. The. journey
ey | from there to: Butte Inlet--was made with.
. only two stops, at Van Anda and Lunds.

~ Splendid weather - prevailed all the way
up, but on) coming: “into. the ‘inlet very

"BUILDER "AND ¢ CONTRACTOR -
SIDNEY, B. Cc.

ee ee am: a preparad to: assist you in. choosing:
5 the style of your new home. A’ ierge'
~~ number of designs. always on: hand and:

ae estimates cheerfully, furnished.

GENERAL BUILDER -
and CONTRACTOR

“ second day’ out they caught sight ‘ofa
\ flock of goats on the opposite. side of the
anyon. : ‘and . waited. ‘patiently. for the
chance. of: a good ‘shot. After: creeping
around on the very brink of the precipice
hey came in full. view of the. herd. and }

ener ears on
to 9 select, their delegates— every member

” a ee
ae " m ANNUAL CONVENTION Joe eee nay be a aeligate, ‘Thene|

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a Sidney. re : “, a Saanichton |

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; names should be handed: in’ to the secre-| = .
oF PROVINCIAL TRUSTEES tary some. time, before » thes Institute perenne |
a meets. © spo
a: “Al delegates ‘tothe convention will see ete ere f pets ; -
a Nt 1B oH dit Ge e In Sch so, Vie. that: they pay full tare one way, taking. ayo |e Bett cat pet eats ee ~
a win e el in George y chool, Vi standard certificate, and byaodoing may| | : Estimates furnished, ake
oe “toria, \ During October and will I Be | be expected. to return free. ‘Besides the | Bo BTR pe he TS
mos _ Largely Attended. S ‘Institute proper, & part of ° the: four days ws
ee : ‘will: be allotted, to. visiting. schools.
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- The ! wal nti on. of the eo
Phe tenth annual convent Minto o Cup Games at Exhibition, |

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Provincial: ‘Trustees’ Association. will be}. ,
held. in: the Geo. Jay: School, Victoria, | “New Westminster, September 25.---"Two |:

October 21 to 24, The: attendance, the! Minto cup lacrosse games will be: played |
mpor tance of the range of. resolutions, ‘at Queen's. Park during. exhibition ‘week, |.
all promise to mark a ‘milestone inthe | ‘September, 30. until October. 4, - inclusive,
history of the nesociation. » Ata ‘recent Land: the. world famous Simon Bellies will}:
meeting ‘of the executive it: was decided once more defend their title, This. time| {>
to devote a large portion of the four days the contendors are the Vancouver Ath | 9
to a discussion of the various questions | letic Club, who entered ‘the. pro. ranks |:
affecting the various boards: and localit- | this season and who have already. one |.
ies, It.is expected. that very, few boards victory | over the Champions to their credit.
will be unrepresented, while-a large num: |. The first game will be played on. Sept |
A) ber will wend almost. their entire “mem. 80, the opening day of the fair. andthe}.
bership. . The Victoria Roard, asalst ted by lvecond game. on October 4s. 0°.

those surrounding, will take: every pains | The: V. A, C. team. is. considered the |.
Alto make the stay: of the: deleautes inter: home brew team ot Vancouver and itis
Ml esting. ws certain that. thousands © of: _peolpe . will

‘come over from the Torminal. city ‘el
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“* a Sole: Agents eee “The various secretaries ‘are. naked to Ae hale favorivea while th

ea “ —_ Immediately hand in a list’of resolutions watch their favorites while: ¢ games are’ :
Ye VICTORIA, Be © oe for discussion. “These should he in the alsv expecting to draw large cr owds from "
MRM | i Vancouver Island and the upper country | i

}| secretary’ a hands at-the earliest: possible

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