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SIDNEY, Vancouver Island,

Winter Air Schedules

Now In Operation

Winter. service is now operative
on the T.C.A. schedules at Patricia
Bay Airport. The ten flights a
day. between Patricia Bay and
Vancouver each.way are now re-
duced to eight a day. The flights

‘between Victoria and Seattle. are
unchanged.

Randle’s Landing
BOATS for HIRE
TRIPS TO THE ISLANDS
Light mowing: - Moorings

Winter Boat Storage
Boats for Charter
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—- PHONE 170W SIDNEY —
Swartz Bay Road

Wilson

B.C., Wednesday, October 1

Quality Topcoats
_ from $4950

The daily flights from Patricia
Bay to Vancouver are at 7.15 a.m.,
10.30 a.m., 11.45 am., 2.30 p.m.,
5.45 p.m, 6.45 b.m, 8 p.m., and
9.30 p.m., arriving in Vancouver
one-half hour later.

Vancouver to Patricia Bay
flights are at 6.30 a.m., 8.30 a.m,,

9.45 am., 11.30 am., 3.15 p.m.,
5 p.m., 6.380. p.m. and 8.45 p.m.
daily.

Make Connections
These services will allow con-
nections to be made with all trans-
continental flights said R.-L. Wil-
liams, district traffic and sales
manager for T.C.A,

Planes will leave daily
Seattle at 9.15 a.m. and 4 p.m.
from Patricia Bay, arriving in
Seattle 50 minutes later. The
services from Seattle will leave

for

that city at 1030 am. and
5.30 p.m.
Alberta is Canada’s main oil

producing area. In 1948 it pro-
duced 11,000,000 barrels or 88.5
per cent of the total domestic
production.

2, 1949.

_ modest figure

For the Ladies ... Harris
Tweeds, Covert Cloths, Shet-
lands and Camels Hair. A
good range of sizes and
many styles in plain colors
and checks. A splendid op-

portunity to get a Wilson

quality topcoat at.a very

The Review’s House of The Week

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THE ALLEN is basementless,
with the floor slab, easily adapt-
able to linoleum or other com-
position flooring, laid directly on
a gravel fill. The heating plant
and laundry equipment are in a

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

utility room which he places a
basement.

Plumbing, for the bathroom,
and laundry equipment is in the
same. wall. Location of the fire-
place makes the same chimney

Nise

The

Gardener

Notes From: ‘Saanichton Experimental Station -

The most outstanding varieties
of grapes that have fruited up. to
the present time this season are
Portland, Fredonia, -Emerald,.
Worden and Van: Buren. Port-
land and Fredonia are consider-

ably earlier than the last three. .

The first bunches were ready ‘for
harvesting “September 22,

; while ©
- Emerald, “Worden and Van Buren

swere not. ready. until. October. 3.:» .

; Amongst the small fruits, grapes

; have a fascination all their own,:

In the minds of most people
grapes create. an .association . of
ideas sometimes difficult. to .ex-
press; Kipling perhaps
have’ said
have different: views”

varieties
quality’ and. appearance certainly
aiteets ones reaction to quality;
“The: berries on a-given bunch
may ‘vary in size especially as to
large: and. small: ones—the small

ones’ .are’often: small -due to lack =.
Some varieties «..

of polenization.

would .
“that different folks:
‘and ‘that_
definitely applies to rating grape
as to: appearance and-

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SMALL HOUSE
PLANNING 8UREAU

available for the heating unit.

Storage space is liberally al-
lowed for in The Allen. Ward-
robes are provided for in each of
the three bedrooms, and closets
are planned for the front entrance
and utility room. A general closet
and linen. cabinet are in the bed-
room hall.

The exterior walls are shown
to be of frame with wide siding.
But, concrete blocks can be used
as a substitute. The roof is cov-
ered with asphalt shingles.

‘The kitchen of The Allen is
modern with cabinets and equip-
ment arranged in a U-shape. The
sink is under the window and the
refrigerator
pletely built into the cabinets.

Dimensions of The Allen are
38 feet by 27 feet with an area
of 1,110 square feet and a volume
of 138,320 cubic feet.

For further information about
The Allen, write The Review.

that the builbs should be in the
ground. It also’ indicates that
most likely. the. bulbs have been
stored’ in’ too humid and_ too
poorly = ventilated conditions.

Tf the bulbs are showing signs

“ef rooting in’ storage, plant them

as soon as possible ,taking care

not to’ expose’the root initials to . §

drying | or. heated conditioins or
damage through rough handling.

Ordinarily, most bulbs will keep:

in’ satisfactory. condition until
Christmas if stored in a well ven-
‘tilated: room. where the temper-
ature’ is maintained: between 45
“and ».50 degrees Fahrenheit. and

“where there is just sufficient mois- ::
--ture:in the atmosphere to:keep the -

bulbs’ from shrivelling. -For~out-
:door . planting, however,

and range are com- -

early...
planting ‘is: the’ rule and. by | now: -

PASSING OF FORMER
PENINSULA RESIDENT

The death occurred last week of
Wilhelm Elstad at South Star,
Sask., on Saturday, Oct. 1. Mr.
Elsted. was, until a few years ago,
a resident of North Saanich.. He
was farming on the East Saanich
Road until his return to pabkaicl:

“ewan.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Elstad were :

well-known members of the Bethel

ing.

BULLDOZING

Modern equipment to clear and break land.
—  Massey-Harris Breaker Plow —
Basement excavating, backfilling, etc.

IAN DOUGLAS
PHONE: SIDNEY 257M

To Do One Thing Well

THE CHIEF OBJECTIVE of ‘everyone should
be to do one thing well.
plished this objective when he spent years of

his life in preparing himself to care for you.

when you need medical attention.
ish, then, to depend on others.
comes to you or any member of your family,
consult your physician without delay. Then
bring your prescriptions. to us for compound-

EMIS Ome,

PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS:

Special attention given to: ‘mail and.
pus delivery. r-orders.. a

PAGE FIVE

Baptist Church in Sidney, and.
they still have many friends’ in
these parts. Mr. Elstad was 68
years of age and: had. experienced
poor health for ‘a considerable
time.

The funeral services were at the

Lutheran Church in South. Star,.. °
Oct. 4, and interment was in the

Lutheran cemetery there. .
Pound for. pound; ‘sugar

trose.

‘Your doctor accom-

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richer source of energy than dex- :

nearly all pyle dees ‘be in the
ground... tee ded

tend ‘to ‘have ‘much. better filled.
-bunches than. others.. Finally skins _
texture; flesh: texture and, sweet- ae
“ness.affect: the flavor. and .‘this -is
owhen » Andividual : .taste:.expresses
Of. the’ above-mentioned:
“the. average: “rating: woul

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A’ variety:not ‘quite ready which..:
should: be: planted: considering“ its™.
quality, ° -yield . and : usefulness. ‘for® +
elly.-and. juicing. is -Campbell’s:
Barly... Several varieties: in’ clos
i proximity: to“ one: ‘another “assure
‘better * pollenization, so ‘if. there:is
room, plant’ several: kinds rather.
coe only: your favorite: one... Sly

ey “Weather: this ‘fall: has been: ideal fe
for killing. weeds..which ‘compete.
: ‘seriously : with: crops. overwinter-::
“ing™in ‘the garden, whether “they
be perennials” or. -young © shrubs, _
spinach, ‘lettuce, Brussels sprouts,
cs @abbage . or cauliflower in’. the
>. vegetable garden,: or*in the. un-
planted sarea which will be “sown
- tof Laxton’s. Superb: peas. at.-the
“end | of: this: month, Ore to ire ad
“beans: in November...” 2
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middle. of September.» provided: *
“just enough moisture -to make’:
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rood rains recently, there should
sul be: an opportunity to get out,
the hoe. “Wrteh your chance,
therefore, and as soon as the ‘sur-
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through the areas in. whieh over-
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