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demoritration. ;

Trade Board Confer
On Railway, Matter

It toe reported “tonal aedt
source that the Victoria and Sidney rall-
road to considering ayspending apdrations.
ring..of.transport-..
ation facilities for tha community = the
railway committee of the Sfdney Board of
Trade met on Tuesday and discussed the
situation. It was decided to communieate
with Mr. D. B. Hanna, president of the
C.N.R. Raflroad company, also the Hon.
John Oliver. pramier and minister of ratl-
ways for British Columbia, the minister
of railwaya for the Dominton. and Mr J
C. MeIntoah, M P

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fi For Infants and Children.

Mothers Know That

---Madeé ‘from Chrome Grain Uppers, and
.:. double sole thraygh to heel

If this boot lets water, send them back -

CER SEGAL.

Please mention this paper when ordering.

3 hie National Reconstruction Work
to $10; 000

- Free: tof interest’ for 10 years,

We offer for ‘sate is tuned to the very minute and ready for. the most strenuous
We permit no junk on our floors, and HW you buy from us
your car will suraly give you satisfaction.

nitative -

Genuine Castoria

For Over
Thirty Years.

pair FREE.

. “3a, ¥ _s ts £

S700

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David Spencer. Hd.

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Lean and Building Society have just started their series
ep. sBer-week per. $1,000.00.nelessary. to qualify.
‘and application forms obtafnable at the Society's

orrites 807 _PEMBERTQN BUILDING.

T. EDWARD CLARK, MANAGER
8206

1018 ' i ae NOW ...-.. ee $1,100.00
1017 Di Taye pesgonser in fine order bee eee wee eee eee esse tsae 8775.00
1016 Running strong and qapfet 2... ee, $6658.00
1017 ¢ syrelet-—Goed tires and detatchable rima ae 8175.00
1017 Pord Touring—With self starter and new tires ......... $050.00
1018 PicLaughlin Four—Like new ................. a $1, 200.00
1018 Baxvon Ronadster—Dlectric starter and lights; a snap re 8625.00
. OVER TWENTY OTHERS TO PICK FROM
724 JOHNSON STREET PHONE 5237

Sidney Mills Lumber ;
for South America °

Thea Cap Nord, an 1,184 ton Dtesel
auxittary ship of the four masted schooner
type, waa cleared Monday from thia port
for Buoenoa Aires, South Amorica, by Sub-
Collector of Customa J.J) White The
Cap Nord wan loaded with a cargo of lum
ber from the Sidney Mills, Limited, and
from the Ganna Bay mills, ten miles north
of here

The Cap Tlorn, a sister ship of the Cap
Nord, has bean entered by Mr White and
the vessel ia now taking cargo at Genon
Bay The Cap Horn will clear for toe
Untted Kingdom

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a Reward; Sidney Hotel.

Church Notices.

ANGLICAN
March 30, 1919, fourth Sunday in Lent:
$ am, Holy Communion at St. Andrew's;

11 a.m, Morning Prayer at Holy Trinity;
7 p.m., Evening Prayer at St. Andrew’s.
During Lent a short evening service is held
at St. Andrew's at 8 p.m. on Thursdays.

Review Staff f Member _

Crushes Hand in Press

On Friday last My. A. B. Dunn, of The
eview staff, seriously injured his left
hand while engaged in ‘‘feeding press’ at
The Review office. Having dropped a
sheet intg the machine and reached in to
secure it while the press was In motion,
his hand was caught and badly crushed.

Mr. Dunn was at once taken to Rest-
haven Military Hospital, this‘city, where
the injury was given a temporary dressing
by Dr. Pearse, physician in charge. He
was then taken by ambulance to Esqu:-
malt Military Convalescent Hospital, where ;
the fractured bones of the injured member ~
were set by Dr. Davis. Later he was taken
to St. Joseph’s Hospital, where he 1s at
present. °

In a telephone conversation with Mr.
Dunn’s nurse, the reporter learned that
he is recovering nicely, and that Dr. Davis
is greatly pleased with his progress. It Is
thought that his injury will not be per-
manent.

The accident was due largely to the
fact that Mr. Dunn was annoyed at his
work by a number of small boys, who, al-
though they had been ordered away, per-
sisted in playing about in front of the of-
fice,;slamming the door and committing
other acts calculated to exasperate. His
attention being divided between his work
and the boys, he did not notice that his
hand was about to, be caught in the press.

Mr. Dunn, during his month's stay tt
Sidney, has made a substantial number of

friends, who wil] regret to hear of his
misfortune.

Our Sarsaparilla will tone up the blood
for spring days. Price, $1.00. Lesage,
the Druggist.

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FOR SALE - - Sit nee of White Wran-
dotte eggs, $1.00 per 15, sittings of But-

tercup eggs, $1,00 per 15. Mrs. R. S. Ken-
nedy, R.M.D., Sidney. 3-27-4t
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FOR SALE—New galvanized bath, 51%”

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3-27-1p

7 NapTING EGGS—Pure. ‘bred imported
Barred Rocks trom excellent laying strain,
cocks unrelated; $1.00 per 15. J. Mou-
- Jand, Sidney, Phone 49 L. 8-30-4p

"TRAINED MATERNITY NURSE—Dis-
angaged. Miss Bong, 1512 Brooke St.,
Victoria. Phone 2912L 3-13-4t

LOST—Hub cap off Ford motor trugk.
3-6tf

STUMP PULLER—Have a celebrated

> ‘Monkey Wineh’’ hand puller which will!

take out a whale of a stump. Have no use
-for machine and will give good bargain.
Will break % inch steel Hne. Good as
new. Inguire at Review office. 3-6-tf

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FOR SALE—Hatching eggs from stand-

ard winter laying strain of White Wyan-

dottes, $1.50 per 15..

Bowman, Ardmore, Phone 29 Y, Sidney.
8-6-4t

Fe aeenemaanapamamnnmemeenemeememenee amend

| HATCHING EGGS—From splendid lay-

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*{ng strain of White “yndottes, $1.50 per

‘98. FL W. Sproule, Bast Road, Sidney,

Phone 36 R. 3-6-4t

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CABBAGE AND LETTUCE PLANTsS—

J.T. Readings, Bazaan Bay. 3-6-19 4tp

FOR SALE— Cooking range and 40-gal.
tank. bed-lounge, beds, chairs and other
articles; launch hull. Apply to Sidney
Bakery.

POTATOES FOR SALE— Very cheap,
Chong ee Lune, Beacon, Avo.

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WANTED—Any quantity of hard keep-
ing, unblemished apples put up in stan-
dard apple boxes without paper. Mail
particulars of quality, price etc. to P. O.
Box 129, Victoria, B, C

WANTED—Every resident in Sidney Dis-
drict to sujport their Home paper. The
subscription to The Review is $2.00 for
one year

A Direct Message
Sidney People

About Footwear

We earry the most retlabla work
shoes and dress shoon you can buy

(in Vietorta “

WHEN IN TOWN CALL AND SKE
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Robert Watson

O85 BATES STRERT VICTORIA

Apely Stewart; Breed’s Cross Road.

Apply Mrs. A. M.-

Local and District

Mr. E. Matson, the Sidney Mills planer
foreman, went Saturday night to Vancou-
ver, where he remained over Sunday visit-
Jng his*family. He returned to Sidney Mon-
day morning.

Mr. W. R. Carmichael, who had been
visiting at the home of Mgr. and Mrs. A.
Critchley, in this city, for a few weeks,
left last week to take up his duties on his
farm near Briar Crest, Saskatchewan.

Mrs. A. Critchley and two little daugh-
ters returned on Saturday from Cowichan
Lake, where they had been about iwo
weeks, visiting at the home of Mrs. Critch-
iey’s brother, Mr. F. H. Griffin.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith, of Port Arthur,
arrived here on Wednesday last week, and
are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Tutte on Henry Avenue.

A record-breaking egg was laid on Sun-
day by a Buff Orpington pullet owned by
Mrs. A. Wasserer, Fifth Street, Sidney. Tne
egg measured seven and seven-eighths
inches in circumference the large way, the
small circumference being six and five-six-
teenths inches. Mrs. Wasserer states that
she has no ostriches in her flock of fowls,
but attributes the great size of the egg to
the fact that it was laid on Sunday.

Miss Ilace Terry and Miss Winnle Ross,
of Victoria, attended the dance at Ber-
quist hall, this city, last night.

Miss Irene Stevens of Saft Spring Island
was in Sidney last night to attend the
dance.

Manager G. H. Walton of the Sidney
Mills, Limited, this week purchased a new
Studebaker ‘‘six’’ car. ;

The secretary of the returned soldiers
committee has been advised that Mr. V.
Geernaert has arrived in Canada on the
S.S Cretic and is now on the way to the
coast.

Don't- forget to sign the petition for
Moderation now lying at Sidney Trading

Co’s. store:or at Lesage’s drug _ store.
—advt.
The regular meeting of the Sidney

Board of Trade takes place next Tuesday
at Mr. §. Roberts’ office. Members are
urged to be present, as important busi-
ness is on the agenda for discussion.

One hundred trees were received in Sid-
ney’ this week consigned to the. Sidney
Board of Trade from the Bedédén Hill
Park nursery, Victoria, through the kind-
ness of the parks committee of the city
council. These have been planted along
Sidney sidewalks and in various parts of
the district, and will be of a very material
help in the effort to beautify Sidney, in
addition to the trees which have been
planted during the past three years.

Owing to a severe cold, which had ren-
dered her so hoarse as to make speaking

* difficult, Mrs. Ralph Smith, M. P. P., who
was scheduled to speak here in Berquist
hall last Monday night under the auspices
of the North Saanich Women’s Institute,
was obliged to’ indefinitely postpone her
lecture. %

The car ferry Cenora will likely be at
Yarrows another three weeks.

Mr. Frank Warrington, who has |
north all winter on a trapping expé m,
returned yesterday to Sidney -wth a fine
coHection of. furs.-

A friction wheel in the Sidney Mills log
haul which copveys logs from the boom
to the headsaw, broke yesterday moraine,
and the plant was shut downy for about aR
hour, while Master Mechanic Thos. Hardi-
gan was repairing the damage,

Corner of Broad and Johnson Streets

young man can wish for.

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Choice Milliner

i thy New goods are continually arriving
SPRING COATS, DRESSES AND SUITS
Full range of Children's Dresses, two to fourteen years
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY—COMPLETE CHILDREN'S OUTFITS

SFABROOK YOUNG

Ladies’ and Children's Outtitper

made by the foremost tallors in Canada,

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Mrs. T. W. Taylor of Banff, Alberta, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Mouland at their
home in this city.

Mrs. Heath and two children are visit-
ing in New Westminster.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Shoreyhave taken up
their resfdence on Third street. Mr.
Shore holds a responsible position with
the Sidney Mills, and has been in Sidney
about two months. He was joined by
Mrs. Shore, from Vancouver, on Thursday
last.

Mr. C. R. Gary, of the New Sewing Ma-
chine Store, Victoria, was in Sidney on
business yesterday. .

After spending a week here, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Stephenson left Wednesday to
visit Seattle and Portland. On returning
they will leave for their home in Winnipeg.
They were charmed with Sidney and the
surrounding country.

Mr. R. W. Mayhew, manager of the Sid-
ney Rubber Roofing Company, returned on
Monday from a business trip to San Fran-
cisco after an absence of about ten days.

Mr. G. Lock, representing the American
Can Company, was in, thwn from Vancou-
ver yesterday, transacting business with
the Sidney Trading Company’s cannery.

Mrs. Sidney Kelly, formerly a resident of
this city, arrived here from Vancouver yes-
terday.

Corp. G. A. Davidson, who for two
years prior to going to the front was an
employee of the Merchants Bank, this
city, returned on Monday to Victoria, and
today was in Sidney shaking hands with
old friends. Corp. Davidson had a very
harrowing experience overseas, having
been captured by the Huns and incarcer-
cerated in a prison camp. The story of
his experiences will be related in next
week's Review.

Allies Chapter, North Saanich, 1.0.D.E.,

will meet on Tuesday afternoon, April i,°

at 3 o'clock, in Berquist’s small hall.

“Billy” Warran, who, several years ago,
was superintendent of the Sidney Mills,
Limited, was in town yesterday renewing
old acquaintances.

MORESBY RESIDENT DIES

Mr. Harris, an aged resident of Moresby
Island, passed away last night at the home
of his son, Mr. G. S. Harris, in his 81st
year. The deceased was a native of On-
tario. He is survived by his wife, one
son and three daughters.

C.N.R. HEADS COMING
ee

Messrs. D. B. Hanna and M. H. McLeod,
chairman of the board of management ang
general manager, respectively, of the Can-
dian National Railways, will be in Victoria
fluring the latter part of thd month, ac-
cording to information which has reached
the Victoria city council. While the offi-
cials are in the Capitol City tney will hold
a. conference with the city council ana
other interésted parties in respect to the
Johnson Street “‘hridge,"to which project
the governprent+owned railroad is e=pect-
ed to substantially contribute.

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Your teeth are precious, and it’s your
duty to pretect them. Our Dentifrice wil!
prevent decay of your teeth. Lesage, the
Druggist, J

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