_ SIDNEY AND ISLANDS REVIEW, SIDNEY, BC. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 14, 1913

 PO-2-0-9-@ 0 « + Oe

tual help among its members and toward o- ebOeEeOeOeTeeot ese e sees eset

Sidney Plumbing and Heating Co.
a First Street, Sidney, BC
‘Let Us Figure on Your Plumbing

LOSSLESS OSE ORS SS POSH EOES 9 oe

‘(all mankind. :

After refreshments had been ssrved to |.
the guests, Bro. Gladstone, Jr., D.C. T.
congratulated:Sidney lodge upon its suc-
|cess of the past year in. more than
doubling its membership and proposed a}.
vote of thanks on behalf of all the lodges |.
for the evenings entertainment. Three} ***°* °*** at

cheers were given for Sidney lodge and —————

were followed by three more for visiting . j ; — 7 - ~
Victoria Brick $1 0.50 Per \

eet as | Oy en '1., lodges.
Entertain Friends From City . ee coats left: for Victoria at 10.30,
The Brick that has stood the test for forty years.
Will not. ‘freeze like others.

Who Came Out by Special | Sy trp acine of butt
‘Train ) Monday Evening . )
fs SERIOUS ACIDE ACCIDENT CAUSED _ FRED M. UMBET:° AGENT
Fireplaces a Specialty. see aE a Sidney I B.

BY ARI RUNANAY A

Driver Was Thrown Under ‘the Wheels | 7
of a Loaded Wagon and Received

[THE CHURCH SERVICES
. ANGLICAN CHURCHES. —

November 16.—Twenty-sixth ‘Sunday
~~ after. Trinity.

‘11.00 a.m. —Morning Prayer and Holy
: Communion at St. Andrew’s.

~ 3.00 p.m. —Evening Prayer. at Holy
~. Trinity.
-.7,30 p.m. — Evening Prayer at St. And-.
drews.

METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday Services :—

“11 am. Berquist’s small hall.

oe 3p.m. South Saanich church.
9,80 p.m. North Saanich ‘church.

oO

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prominent Members of the Order|

ae Services will be held in Berquist’ Ss small
~ hall each Sunday at 3 p.m. ~

. Sunday School at 2 p.m.

A McLEAN, Missionary- in-charge eee

Are Present and Confer De ;

“grees | on Local Members.

: a “Serious Internal Injuries 7

‘CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

Church of the Assumption, South West
Saanich—_ . -

_ Mass, every Sunday at 10 am. ~

~~ Church of St. Elizabeth, Sidney — :
Mass, every 1st, 2nd and 3rd Sunday i in.
the month, at 10 a.m.

-<Church of St. Paul, Fulford Harbour, Salt
~ Spring Island—

Mass, every 4th Suriday..

~The Catholic settlements on 1 Pender. and
: “Mayne Island will regularly be attended
to during the week following the eecone
Se Sunday.

~~ The priests in ‘charge. are. “the Rev.
Father M. M. Rondon and W. Cortenraad
“ Address—R. M. D., No.1, Turgoose F P.O. Ds
“Telephone ¥ Yili. ae

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

Contract for Labor and Goods.
‘Tel. 22.0 | oe Sales and purchases.

- The. ‘Sidney Lodge of the ‘Internation! 7 . 7 _
Order of Good Templars held its first} On Tuesday afternoon at about 3.15,
birthday party on Monday, Nevember 10, |Sing, the. Chinaman working for Mr..
1913. Invitations had‘been issued to the | Percy Finch on his North Saanich ranch |.
various . Victoria lodges in response to | was at the V. & S. railway: station loading
which forty-nine members {came out to|bran in a waggon drawn by two young
Sidney by special train. arriving. at 8.15) horses when. the team apparently took
p.m. The first fifteen minutes. after ,the fright at the new gasoline car and started
arrival of the guests naturally took tne | to bolt down the road from.the station.
form. of a “reunion. reception,” for the - The man was at. the time on top of the |.
Sidney: people recognised’ many -of . the load and. attempted. to hold the animals
Victoria: brothers and. sisters as having | in check, ‘but from the report of an.eye- 1
been present. at the organization of Sid- -witness of the accident it. appeared:. that
ney lodgein ‘November, 1912: on the branches of the trees: hit -the: man, |].

~The officers of the district. lodge” took unbalancing. chim,” ‘and: rolling to the &
charge of the formal. part of the’ meeting,. ‘ground one wheel :: -passed. over | his* left
ae . } opening - ine district ‘lodge: form, . The | arm: “and: the rear. ‘wheel over the Upper | gh ated

=== | district degree ‘was. conferred upon five Part of his body... as .
peels ‘Sidney members and~ one’ visitor. The| .° No. ‘medical assistance - was: ~ available Deen
* -| presiding | officers. were: ‘Bro.’ Gladstone, at the time and it was finally. decided. to} ep pnroN a As °
te Sidney Board of “Lr, D. C. T:; Bro. J.P. Hicks, ‘D..V: T:;|:remove him, ‘to: Victoria on. the 3.30. ‘train, pat ned rreeeeeeserees woreeees _ settee tet
Pot Mig a dy oe '|Bro. ‘Rev. ‘Gladstone, D. Chaplain; Bro: which was just: ‘pulling out at the time/:J.-..0 05 °.. :
ee ‘Macnicol,: “D. Sec. - “The. district lodge’ ‘and. Mr. Finch was” communicated . with | foo
renee ee | was. ‘closed’ in ritual form and the meeting ‘by telephone and made: arrangements. for °}
The e regular meeting: ‘of the. ‘Board. of was then. thrown. open:to. all. :| the ambulance. anda ‘doctor to be: ‘in cat- |
| ‘Trade will be held on ‘Tuesday, Nov. 38. | “After a few words of: “hearty. welcome tendance when. the train arrived.» :
‘ in Berquist’s Hall, at 8 ‘Pp. Meo 7 2 to the: visitors, an interesting and* varied | os ‘The: team, was finally: brought: to 5 dato :
ae "GORDON DIXON, aes ‘programme ° “was: . given.® Bro. Jackson, after it had, twice - ‘crossed the: ditch. on. t
" “Secretary. E Bhief Templar. of: Sidney lodge, presiding | t the north side of. Beacon. Avenue.: a
: as chairman: : ey is een meee
Ee cornet. solo proved. an. excellent. first
=| item, and a: ‘rather ‘novel one. was a}
| whistling’ solo by. one of the visiting young
| }ladies and heartily. applauded by all. A
| humorous - recital was: given: by a young |.
‘man, in‘which he declared that he would
|-write the ‘name of his. lady- love i in letters.
of fire upon the. sky, to which. Rev. J.:P.:
|) Hicks quickly. and ‘unexpectedly responded

, es Phe he: by reciting. a poem based: onthe thought:

a 1““Who can Believe. the Vows of: Man?”
ey Artist, otograp ay Other humorous recitations. were ‘given.
on lby Rev. Gladstone, - “Mr, N. Fralick and |:
ae er, Portrait Painter Mr. Simister and a number of songs by

"BUILDER "AND. CONTRACTOR
SIDNEY, B. Cc. aeae

a am n prepared to assist you: in “choosing.”
“the style’of your new home. A large
- number of designs always on hand and
. estimates. cheerfully furnished. — :

THE MODERN ELECTRIC SHOP.

Headten for Electric Irons, Coffee
-Percolators, Toasters, Curling. rons :

let Fiatures, Table. ‘Cae Porch h Lamps
: Art Glass Domes, Etc. eee 2

LETTERS: TO. THE EDITOR

To the Editor, Sidney Review. - ae boars ts

--Sir-—It appears. tome. ‘that. ‘itis. high .
time that. some: ‘notice: was ‘taken ‘of. the |
manner in: which the’ ‘post. ‘office business
of this district is being - neglected while 7
the postmaster ‘and his: assistant are. Off
on political business, . OAT why
The. present postmaster was appointed, _
1 understand, in place of -Mr...White, (a | &
quiet and. gentlemanly citizen’ who minds |
his own business, and: always gave: satis: | Me Bae
‘guests and: hosts. were well received’ by faction to the public), the excuse being , ; : rept don, 3
the audience, \that Mr. White was. taking. an active part a
Rev. J. P. Hicks, as. ‘past grand ‘chief in politics, * a
templar was asked to say afew words on. ‘The parrot cry ‘of the present holder cf :
the subject of “Good Templary.” He of. the office is “British Fair Play,” but | ;
|also reminded the friends of . the fact no sooner did he get this little. job, which |
whichhe considers cannot at all be too| is kicked back and forth like a football |
widely: published—that | ‘this great and ‘at every change of the government, than | by
noble order is the largest temperance] ne started to show the public how. he|
organization. in the world,” and he showed understands. British fair. play by. taking : a
that not only is. it: the” Jargest. as far. ‘as ‘most. active part: in politics. ee \
‘numbers: are. concerned” but ‘that it has]: Not” ‘only: does ‘the gentleman desert ‘i
the greatest educative. influence along | nis post himself but he 1s now taking his | ff
temperance lines of any such organiza- assistant along with him and: the public |
Aion. -Its- platform 4g) lofty,. being total have to ‘put up™ with the services of a m
abstinence for the individual | and pro- | youth who knows little or nothing of the vl
hibition for the” state. © “The. order also | work of: the office, i
aims rat brotherhood, sympathy and mule Tt is strange to me thatour friends, the —
ct ecienien ; Liber als have not taken. this matter up.)
‘| put the. reason: may: be: that they: are
| quite content to sit tight and- watch the |p
gentleman doing ‘his little best to: “Split Pee:
{his own party, - ‘Be ‘this: as, it may, the jf
public ‘are entitled: to better: attention in:
the Post Office:and it. ‘would be. well: if
the ‘Board of ‘Trade were’ to. take: the
matter up with the department: nt Ottawa,
‘and ask for the appointment. of a man
| who.can leave politics alone. in 1 business,
hours,: ae a
~Tenelose my ‘card which y you ‘may hand |
to the Post. Office Inspector if he wishes
any, fur ther information in the matter, a
ane SE “BRITISH: FAIR. PLAY, cues

ie ca t he veal article)...

For an. “after ‘dinner “amok, The

Morens cigars - .

/CREECH- -HUGHES ELECTRIC Co.

BALMORAL BLOCK “1103: Dousas STREET, NEXT Fort Sree pr
i Victoria, B. Cc. rar

Seeeseecetete coeee o4-0-0-6- POOCSEEEEEEETEOS $6404 “> oon +H

“HIGHEST ‘CLASS ART. T
“WORK ONLY.

ao “Persons desirous of: sending photo-
graphs to the old country for. Xmas

‘should make appointments for sittings

me at. once. | oe

_FOR SALE AT. ALL RESTAURANTS.
HOTELS AND CANDY STORES

‘evERYEODY DRINKS | i |

on MOSES: _ PROPRIETOR

Amateur Finishing.

Te: sie Studio,

_ (Next R C. ehureh Third | atrect)

oe

“op 9 ) SUPPLANTS ° THE. por
: EL ‘COMFO” ‘WATER BOTTLE
‘Has convenient separate ‘switch, ‘$0 that. the cur- 2

oe can be cut off by the person using | it.
" Contelled by double thermostat. |

“Is expected ' witnin n the next t few days: Ordes
should be sent in at once as the esup ey
: will be limited.

DEALER. IN. HAY, GRAIN, “COAL. ‘ere
All kinds of Poultry F Food, Field and Garden Seeds -

worn

_W.R. SMITH = ee

: gy “mURQUIST WI. Lock ve ; son T clephonef Ba | Pee "SIDNEY, B, G.

so Bye ybody’ 8 “Haha: ‘The Morenv
oe? best quality, Havanna, ° Here