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Review is Now

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BIGHTH YEAR

Gone to |
E;dmonton

South Salt Spring

Through the instrumentality of
the Ganges Guild of Sunshine a very
j enjoyable entertainment was given

F. W. Sproule and Family Leave for)
Edmonton After Residing Here
For Ten Years.

Saturday, March 13. The Guild of
Sunshine is to be congratulated in
having secured for the evening the
assistance from Vancouver of that
noted elocutionist, Miss Helen
Badgely. The programme, as origin-
ally announced, included several re-
citatiotis by Miss Badgely, but the
programme was considerably en-
larged due to the tremendous ova-
tion of the audience at the end of
each number—‘‘who would not be
denied an encore.” This the elocu-
tionist with much graclousness ac-
ceded to. The recitations were as
follows: “Kapilano Canyon,” (by
Pauline Johnson); “The Hat in the
Audience,” Extract from “School for
Scandal,” “The Prussian Major” (by
Robert Service), ‘Mary Magdaline.”’
Some of the encores were of a comic

Mr. F. W. Sproule and family left
Sidney last Tuesday en route for
Edmonton in which district they in-
tend to make their home.

Mr. Sproule has resided
district over ten years was
highly respected for his upright
character and Christian e/sposition.

in his
and

He was an elder in St. Paul's Pres-
byterian Church and will be greatly
missed in that congregation.

A number of their friends sur-
prised them at their home, making
it a farewell gathering, ana on Sun-
day evening the church bade them

 God-speed by singing “God Be Wity ,
You Till We Meet Again.” nature and highly entertaining and
The sincere wishes of their many ; amusing.
friends follow them to their new
home, and all wish them health, hap-|
piness and prosperity.

Interspersed with the recitations
were musical numbers contributed
by the Misses Helen Dean and Ina

Castle, the, first of which was a duet
SILVER TEA. | ~obesome thats All,” accom-

panied by Mr. Stanley Dean, piano,

The Silver Tea given by Mrs. Wm. | and Mr. Inglis, flute obligato. This

Armstrong, last Thursday proved “number received such hearty ap-

huge success, and over $30 was real- ! plause at its termination that an en-

ized to add to the Wesley Methodist core was demanded and responded to
Church funds of the Foreward Move-

by the two singers when “Let the
ment. Many visitors took advant- Rest of the World Go By” was con-
age of the opportunity o visit Mrs. .

tributed.
Armstrong, who is noted for her The other musical numvers were
genial manner in entertainnz. Mrs. as follows:
Earl McKenzie and Mrs. Smith, late
of Kamloops, provided music during Vocal Solo—'Little Bit of Hea-

the afternoon, and the Ladies’ Aiq|VYe"."’ Miss Dean.

of Wesley Methodist church disposed
of a few articles which the society
had on hand from the sale of work
held last Christmas.

Vocal Solo—'"'Velley of Laughter,”
Miss Castle.

After the programme was com-

pleted a committee of raqies of the

to the audience. The supper ar-

rangements were in the capabie

: hands of Mra. Stacey, assisted by
severai other members.

Mr. McCture, after Uving at Gor- | The Guild had two tastily decor-
don Heat a number of years and five| ated bootha {n the hall in charge of
and a half years wn Galiano Island, | Mesdames Fletcher and Ringwood,
finds that Keating is the best dis-| and so successfully were the sales
trict to settle down in. Having pur-| conducted that nothing remamed un-
chased the fruit farm of Mr. Sutton,| sold at either stall.
secretary of the Saanich Fruit Grow-| devoted to fancy work and sewing;
ers’ Association, Mr. McClure and/the other to home cooking.
family are,now settled on the place. A considerable sum was received
Keating welcomes this family into} at the door for admittance (the fee
the district, and the Presbyterian | included refreshments) besides
church, of which they are members,! which a satisfactory amount was re-
may count on their agsistance at all! ccived through the sale at the stalls.
times. -. Proceeds of the entertainment will

Mr. Sutton has nearly completed be used by the Guild for the "Sick
his new home and will  probabiy Benefit” Fund.

move into it this weak. The seation Through the Kindness of the Agri-
1s Ideal and commands a sweeping cultural Asso¢iation no charge was

Keating

view e ode mEiiiton: collar made for the use of the hall.
strawberry flelds.
An fllustrated lecture on ‘Pil- Mr. J. Gerald 8. Ringwood has

successfully passed the a
for a Tester's licence in gécordance
wieéh the Dairies Regulation Act of
B. C.

T. A. F. Wiancko, asaistant Pro-
vincial Dalry Inspector, nas been at
the Salt Spring Island creamery on
an inspection tour.

We regret that Mrs. Brown, of
Cranberry Marsh, la seriously ill
and has been taken to the Lady
Minto Hospital to undergo an oper-

grim's Progress’ will be given jn the
Methodist Church, Saanifh, tomor-
row night (Friday). There will also
be a programme of solos and recita-
tions.

Patricia Bay

The steamship Canora,

Capt.
Brown, the ©. N. R. car ferry that

plles between Port Mann and _ Pa-, ation.

tricla Bay, arrived In this port yes- Mr. Jackson, Fulford, made a
terday at 4.30 p.m., having a cargo| very large catch of herrings las.
of eleven loads of grain and one of| week. In one afternoon he had his

butter and eggs consigned to Vic-| boat loaded and had to desiat as it

toria In additlon, the steamship] could hold no more.
Germania, Capt. Colbourne, also of ts ee ee
the C N_ R. fleet, was in this port DAD AT IT AGAIN.
today - Seiad
Mr J Y Rochester, C N R= ma-| While mother sat darning a steck-

rine superintendent, was a visitor to
Patricia Bay inspecting the Installa-
tion of the new sltp machinery at
that port.

Patricia Bay Is fairly alive
herring at tho present time.

ing,

And daddy was smoking and rocking,
The grocery bill came,
And concerning that samo

Daddy made o remark that

shocking.

with was

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Children’s Sewing a Spectalty MAY COWRLE

PLAIN AND FANCY

Dressmaking

Commencing Monday, March 22 |

Neat Door to the “Flying Line’ Motor Stage Walting Room,
Beacon Avenue, Sidney, B.C.

soa

One stall was .

B.

Dani

Large Number Attended

at the Mahon Hall, Ganges, at 8 p.m. i

in Berquist Hall; Rooga, Was Very Prettily
ecorated for

The St. Patrick's Day dance given

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GAZETTE

@HURSDAY, MARCH 18. 1920 i ~ ~

PRICE FIVE CENTS

Fi, Weents
Takes Charge

The military 500 party held in the |

8 ti
a UC < ess Temperance Hall, Keating. on Maren |
33 was very well attended and proved '

hg most enjoyable. The Institute reom : .
i A | was prettily decorated with. yeliow Fas Arrived ip Sidney ¢o Offictate at
: 7 daffodils and laurel which gave a fes _ {. Elizabeth's Church,
4) : . . ;
mx) etal Function Last Night | tire and home-like appearance to the : & Third Street.
: scene. The game war conducted Db. . oThe Rev.
Mr. W. Mitchell who 6pared no!
i ,eforts in adding to the comfort of '
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Fr. Weerts has arrived
here from Fort Jefferson, N. Y., to
take the place of Father

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j e-Occasion the guests, many of whom are new- aati

who left here last August for Port-
, comers to the district, and undoubt- | la
Z nd, Me. Before going to P
vr edly appreciate the friendly gather | 8 Be tore

_ Jefferson, Father Ww t =
1 * ings held in this place. r serie was sta

3 Prize g
taflor wab given to the cup won by Fes were ; Hone din the Laurentides, Quebec, s>

awarded as follows: First prize: : .
under the auspices of the Sidney | @ha Bidney lacrosse team on July 1, Miss Margaret Mitchell, Mise Beatrice ‘a ae fret ner, to Canada, out this
, , ge
Amateur Athletic Association last ;949, which was donated py Messrs. ButJer, Mr. S. Bate and Master Fred | Tet visit to the Pacific Coasi,
night in Berquist Han itdtvey and Blackburn. Mitchell; second price, Mrs. Mitchel), “4 @fter Teaving an abundance of
n LF ’ ’ : on:

8 ee One or #he music provided by Miss Mr. Geo. Hafer, Mr. E. T. Lauris, ; 2° Ports and ice the green sward
the most enjoyable and Sbecosstull win‘s orchestra on this occasion yj, Gliddon. jOf this peninsula impressed him
social events ever staged by this duded some of the very latest, Mr. J. Stewart has purchased j.very much,
organization. the appreciation of tnose pres- new team of hors } ill be "| Father Weerts will be in charge

was manifested vari 7 es and w em-! of St. Elizabeth's Church, and geiu-

Messrs. W. Stacey, D. Robinson on Various o¢

and J. B. Burton were the members
of the committee in charge of the
arrangements, and they deserve mueh
credit for their untiring labors to
make the evening a success in every
way. The decoraticns to the hall
which were carried out by the above
committee, displayed excellent taste
on the part of the committee, tue
hall being very effectively decorated
with strings of green crepe paper en-
twined with red festooned from all
corners of the room to tne ceiling,
while shamrock leaves were much in
evidence around the walls or tie
hall. A feature of the decoration
was the basketball, football, base-
ball, lacrosse sticks, baseball bats—
in fact everything that would ba re-
quired to take part in the various
games to which this association de-
votes its spare time—were displayed
on the platform, srhile a place of

Sunshine Guild served refreshments Junior Girls

Organi

bY

Junior and Senior Girls Are Busy
With Their Sewing; Preparing
For Social Evening.

The Dorcas Society. composed of
the senior girls of St. Paul's Presby-
terian Church, are busy with their
sewing and are also preparing for
a social evening. ,

The junior girls of St. Paul's

Preabyterlan Church, have formed a
Needle and Thread | Society, and
their needles and thread are moving
like machines. A box social will
soon be held by these enterprising
young ladies. Be sure and encour-
age both. There ts a pleasant rival-
ry between them to excell.

West Saanich W.I.

Cut Filo Pers.” His av»vsress

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freatly enjoyed by all present. Tne| the Wupplies of

canning outfits which the Inatitute | ®volljble for export and because of

department | the H§gh quality of Canadian bacon,
td

wore on exhibition, and much Inter-| ther@ts every indication that they

purchased through the

est was shown In them

Wednesday being St. Patrick's

i ;
Day the executive of the Inatitute | u Rane

held a Shamrock Tea at the home of
the President, Mrs. Verdin.
Mr. Meyer has purchased

Road
say will continues to Ive in the dfs-
trict.

a
The farm belonging to Mr. Os-| Saanfgh,
Mr. | Vioe {gas conducted by the Rev G

Borne has been purchased by

Hickey, son of Capt. Hickey, of the | A.

C. P. R. steamship Princess Royal.

Born —~To Mr. and Mra. Dignon, a) Flore i Tributes.

daughtor, at the home of Mrs
Walker, Saanlichton, on
March 9 Mrs. Dignon in the daugh-
ter of Mr Frank Verdier
We are sorry to lose Mr.
Handly from the dtatrie,;

taken up hie residence in Victoria.

Harry

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The dance held under the aliapices | eeen i

of the Agrigyltural Sociaty on Fri-
day evening last was a great duc-
cess, an many as forty motors com-

ing from the elty The muale was

axeotiont and tha dancing was kopi] ~~

up until 2am The Basketball Club

very ably secved refroshments.

The Review printa Wedding Invt-

tations

ipbothseduntries last fall and trad.
_qrfordpeveral months has been on the

} theginited States and Canadian live
{ sto¢j farmers and breeders may be

The regular monthly meeting of | Tread
the West Saanich Women’s Instituie| tin
was held on Tuesday, March 9, when | 200
Prof. Stevenson addreassd the mem-| They
bers on ‘‘Roses and Their Care, and | the ive stock industry. the British
waa | Gov ivnment have purchased monthly

the’ Nicht
home of Mr Frank Lindsay, West Stoplin's Cometery yesterday after
We hope Mr. and Mra. Lind-|90Ong: The cortege left the BC

Tuesday, J. M4

Hoe whe!

| Cun Agais.
Py
#he refreshments served during
: the evening were thoroughly enjoyed
biy-Al, and those in charge of this
, ipBortant department carried out
, Upsh:
we: er.

ployed for some time in getting out
logs for the Hamilton Lumber Co.,
Lid. This business is now under the
Management of Mr. W. Hamilton.
son of the late R. S. Hamilton, and
customers are assured of the same
courteous treatment as in the pa3t
We wish Mr. Hamilton Bte best of
luck in his undertaking.

Two new cars have recently mad.
their appearance at Tod Inlet, Mr
J. Haggart having Purchased a
Chevrolet and ‘Mr. R. T. Hunter an
Overland.

The dance given by the Agricul-
tural Soclety at Saanichtop on Fri.
day evening last was, as usual, well
patronized and much enjoyed by tae
people, young and old, who attended
The ‘‘Moonlight’’ dances were well
arranged and gave an added interest
to the entertainment. Supper wac
vrovided by the yoyng ladies of thc
basketball team and was served in ¢r
very creditable manner. For. the
ccnvenience cof guests from Keating
and locality, Mr. A. Bate Operated a
atage, this giving the younz people
a chance to remain until the end of
tiie evening. . ra

~ Mr. Norman Mottersed, who has
been employed by L. Thomson sincz
September last, has récently com.
menced work at the Hamilton mill

The pupils of the West Saanich
school had very substantial evidence
of the value of school gardens when
the teachers, Miss Bissett and “Miss
Anderson, treated them to a “Bean
Feast’? on Monday afternecu. ‘Fhe
beans were baked at home by the
teachers and some of the older pu-
pils and it was only necessary to re-
heat them at the school. Needless
to say that appetites were keen and
smiles pnanimous,

The South Saanich Women's In-
stitute will hold their regular month-
ly meeting on Fhursday evening at
Temperance Hall, Keating. Mrs. H.
E. Tanner, the newly-etected presl-
dent, will occupy the chair, and the
main business will be She appoint-
ment of the committees to carry on
the different branches of the work
A good attendance ts requested. “—

| erally assist Father Ronden.

Previous to his departure for the
Coast, Father Weerts saw Father
Cortenraad, who was here for some
time, and he sent his best wishes to
all his old Sidney friends.

“ dance was given by the Sidney JOULY SURPRISE PARTY.
ek ¢ Association in order to raise .
RG) to provide necessary equip-
met t for the members to take part
in) :4¥fe various lines of sport, and
Jusinng from the large number prea.
1 Ot ‘there should be a handsome bal-
ames on thé-right side of the ledger

| ww fen the financial statement ts com-

picted.

she committee in charge of the ar-
ramgements for the dance desire to
express their grateful Appreciation to
al, those who in any way assisted
thdm to make the event such a suc.

Ca
re

To celebrate Capt. Livesay’s birth-
day, a number of friends visited them
quite unexpectedly last Saturday
evening and a very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all with music, cards and
games. Miss Edna Joann and- Mr.
Patch won the first prize at whist, =
while Mrs. Ross ana Mr. J. John
took the consolation prizes. Shortly
after midnight everyone gathered
around the table and partook of. a
very dainty supper. The party dis-
Dersed in the small hours of ths
norning, expressing the pleasure
‘he evenihg had given them.

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port

Salt Spring Island |

The annual meetitig’ ot “the “Sailr *
Spritig Island Seed Growers’Aseo- mS
clatfon was held last Friday, Maren
5, at “Barnabury,” the home of ‘Mtr. 7
James, and the followtng, gentismen.: >. -
were elected directors for the com--~ ps,
ing year: Rev. S. Ailtkeys, Messrs) |!
F. James, F..L. Turney, HyPrice, We}
Stevens, §. M@an anid -w: Hf” Streaier. 3s
At the mégting’“at+- tt -Gangss |

NotCause for Uneasiness Regarding
_the Canadian Livestock In-
; dustry.

fe expected that expp:ts of meats
froffi Canada will continue to follow
thejnormal demand of the past few
mogths, according to a statemen!
offifiially made by the Industrial and
Devplopment Council of Canadian
Me&? Packers. The press message
rogj:.Chicago recently that, owing tc
thdijndverse exchange, meat exports
froggy the U. 8. A. had ceased is
soriigwhat belated as the recorded
drogyin prices of hogs as a result of
chaigdd conditions took place in

for the National. . ynd:. Provifeta}
Chapters: Meg. foe thd''nak
tional Chapter, andl fits: : ‘Manin, ;
Mrs. Peers, Mra. Meurontses,. and
Mrs. Whitcomb, for the. Provitictal
Chapters. ‘ : vie

Rev. Mr. Aftkens offictated on
Sunday, March 14, in 8St. ‘Mark’s
Church, Salt Spring, at the christe
Ing of Winsome, the daughter of ‘Mr.
and Mrs. V. Case Morris. The god-
mothers were Mrs. Baall Cartwright
and Miss Freda Lang, and the god-
father, Mr. V. Case Morris.

Miss Lovering, matron of the Gul?
Islands Hospital, bas been spending
& week's holiday in Victoria. Dur-
ing. her absence her posttion at‘ thé’ ~
hospital has been filled by Mrs.
Frank Crofton. :

Miss D. Layard, who has held the
position of telephone agperetor§ at
Ganges for the last five years, has
tendered her realgnation, to* take of-
fect at the end of this month... -

The Badminton tournament, which
has been In progress for the last few-
weeks at the Mahon Hall, has beon
completed, the winners belng Mrs.
Speed and Mr. Basil Cartwright.

Mrs. Woodn, of Courtenay, accum-
panied by her two children, ts spend-
Ing a week or two on Salt Spring
Ialand, the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Mouat, of Ganges.

Mrs Geo. Drake and family, of
Calgary, are visiting the Island and
are the guests of: Mr. and Mrs. A.
Drake, of Ganges.

lo hee basis. The exchange situation

betYen. London and the Dominion
is a¥mewhat more favorable than for

gured that our exporta will con-
“80 far as can be foreseen at
the present monthly: level.
{a no cause for wpeaainess in

FINANCIAL SUCCESS.

The tllustrated lecture on Friday
night last, given In the interest of
the Armentan Children’ Relief Fund
in the Methodist Church, was thor-
oughly enjoyed by a small audience.
The smallness of the attendance was
undoubtedly due to the jnclement
weather. The financtal returns were
very gratifying, nevertheless, being
in all $15. A generous contribution
of §5 merits apecial recognition, as
doea also the free use of the lantern
and views

Canadtan bacon

wilt Péntinue to take all ou: surplus
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OF MISS NICHOLSON.

vik ee

T 3’ remains of Miss Alice Loulae
Bon were laid to rest in St

You'll feel tine during spring and
summer {f you take our Sarsaparliila
Lesage, the druggist

Fune7g] Chapel at 1 30 o'clock and
Proc@iiled to St. Stephen's Church,
where an impressive ser

Toll the merchant you saw hta ad

! In The Review.
Adiijrews. Many :riends attended,

‘the casket was covered = with
The pallbearers were

Measyg, W. Thomson, W. A. Bissett,

MWledloy and N. Wilkinson.

ond

The Massey
Silver Bicycl e

Ribbon
THE BICYCLE THAT PLEASES

(LEP HON K INCREASK.

Polag . show that there has

At — .
Ha increase of elghi per cent in
ldng ;, The number of telephones 1920 Models, $60.00 and $67.50 a
tn ua pra on Jan 1, 1919, was 124,

OLD BICYCLES TAKEN. TERMS ARRANGED.
IT PAYS TO BUY A GOOD BICYCLE.
Wh DO EXPERT REPALRLNG OF ALL KINDS weet

Plimley & Ritchie, Ltd.

Phone 1707

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