Page Four Pee ot Co Saanich Peninsula and Guif islands Review Co _ Thursday, Sey September 2, 1926.

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AA ‘US oe country to go back to-the old tash | $] 9 ADDRESS wien Pr
3° iO FLY NE ioned dances. These can best be Mr. J. P. Syvester returned to Vic-

on es i ig oe “Ldanced in the br oad: open spaces and toria on Sunday after spending a few

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x 7a : a » (the - broad. open. spaces ‘are: all, full | | days" vacation at: the. Bay, where he”

“Libby's Potted Meats 25e Sandwich Spread es 35¢ iG :\Ford:ears. pate " ° Ee al aaa pol? By. Review. w Representative ae was the guest. of. Mr. Geo. Sangster... _
8 ting. for. caetetee . —HLarge, 1 wv Cc a ¥ ss vob SAANICHTON;. Sept: -2. ‘The! “Miss. Mae McKenzie, of. Victoria;
7 “here would be fewer ‘automobile | monthly ‘meeting Of the South hn Saan- (is. spending:a. few. days at.the’ Bay .

oP oe: fatalities, thinks Doc: Manning if ion Farmers’ Institute.took place in’ and is‘the guest of as “Genevieve y VE

‘more:-automobile drivers: were fond | the Temperance: Hall last week with ‘Sangster.

jot SCOMer ye ek * "Ta large attendance ‘of members,--W:| Mr. Victor: Numi, ‘of ‘Contre ‘Road, *
| Sy iD. Michell presiding. The secretary’s|is spending a holiday in Vancouver.
nt Ford Old soles aione. ool pe was read by Geo. Spencer.| Mr. Bobbie Gambling, nok ve
itiuings, “Old jokes alone wouldn't! After a short business meeting a very |.ver, is spending, a. short holiday. here
FRESH DAILY Another thing the automobile does} have’ placed him” where he now is. interesting address on “Corsmercial and is the guest of Mr. «and. _Mrs.

is.to enable town vandals to destroy
all the wild flowers in two Sunday “Sign on "Back of a Ford
afternoons when it used to take three! “guy's Your Old Can.”

to four with the horse and buggy. | te

‘Bulb Growing” was given by Prof.|Gurton, Centre Road.
i Buck, of the University of British. Miss Annie Miller; of Victoria, ; is
i Columbia. Prof. Buck stated that in spending a- week’s holiday here and .

‘| The hand that rocks the Roadster ' the near future the Facile Const is the guest of Miss Rhoda Graig.

- Bread, Cakes, Pies, Tarts, Cookies |

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é Dewb Local News P : : . , would be the chosen place for bu Mr. Charlie Muir, who has just re-

_ SIDNEY BAKE RY g That Winchell mee that if ho! Miho ii@aad Wht % v zouke the world. igrowing and pointed out the excel-| turned home from a trip to Scotland,
Ev) _  - @{ could just get hold of all the money/| ~~ Fairy Story _ tlent. ways of making a profitable | spent the. week-end at the Bay.and..
” g he'd. b , "Oo, aaa a ,_ | business of: bulb-growing: After the! was the guest’ ‘of ‘his ‘mother, ‘Mrs. gh

CORNER BEACON and SECOND ST. . PHONE 19 g jhe owes he'd uy a nice car, , | reat upon Lime it car one a address, which was. keenly followed | Muir at Bremhill Cottage.
auvneevervoreeneneaal cided..to repaint: the o bus ‘himse : » # 2

came ace iby the members, a-hearty vote ‘of

; Tourist: “Hey, | you "tool; “you bet-jand-a couple of days later the neigh: -; Oo” | Mr. and Mrs. B. -Readings and Mr.
ter wateh out.” borhood thought he had bought | thanks was extended to the: speaker Bennie Readings, of Bazan Bay, are

, tanec » ladies 's Insti-
Victim: “Wassa matter, you gonna} new machine. andl the Tidies 0: tne Women spending a holiday in Vancouver,

js yee ook 4 tute served refreshments, which were i
back up? ek | a ., {done ample justice to by the male |h@ving left by motor via the Belling-
% ee 1 ‘The old fashioned tombstone said, members present. ham ferry. im :

There’s this to be said for Henry! “Rest in Peace.” but some of the eee “Mrs. Pollock and little daugh-
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Ford’s flivvers.. They may shimmy,/ later. varieties are said to-carry the _ “ter” Babs “werethe - week. end. Buests
but thank God. they’ don’t ue the | phrase, “The brakes. tailed to. work." ” ac SAANICH W. L. foe. Mr. B.- Bryce
Charleston. | | 7 Mr. Errol. MeClare of ‘Victoria; a

Hook 4 . hite
. i -Charle ¥. W hite: “How | 4s. it. you | former qesident of Sidney: was.a vis-

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“The World’ 5 Greatest Highway” ~ os too. “We haven’ t missed anything ont mine can giveome all the arguments. - IMUSIC TREAT AT
. nn the road. oer {i want. “(Gontinued: “from” ‘Page One) :
Go East Through the ee If the driver’: in: front helds. out: his |

hand, you can always tell what ee a paper on “Neighborhood

1s. for to do. if you are, a mind '"At the close of the business meet-
readcr ee ar res ing Mrs, -W.-D. Michell,. president of
: : the Institute, presented. Miss Lilian
Stvan, a popular. bride: of. last sveek, |.
‘with a beautiful sect of” Irish: . ‘table
inen, ‘and-in-a short. speech expressed
 |the food. wishes. of the members. and
‘shanks for ‘her faithful work ‘as ‘an
“Institute worker. Miss Styan: éx-
pressed Jer thanks and. stated her.in-|
tention” of .keeping.-up her. member:
ship) in- the. ‘Institute. At: the: close .

‘Signs on Flivvers

. W HITE HOUSE” "

By Review Repré ‘Representative 8 “*
FULFORD HARBOUR; Sept: 2.--. |.
A’ most enjoyable entertainment: was...
given-at the: “White Hotise”

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Oil by Myself.
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“Canadian Pacific Rockies. /
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. Four Transcontinental Trains Daily

Stutterign Stutz. Shed a tear for Joseph Mects,
Four’ Wheels—All Tired. He would: look back while oeeine | li
“Fierce “Arrow with a Quiver. str cets. me - : ;
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Roll Oats.
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