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Ww ITH the elev: ation “of Norman Whittaker to a
“ship, this district must decide soon ona successor, Mr.
“Whittaker has served Saanich well during the years of his

representation: on the floor. of the provincial parliament.
“Inv recent years his duties.as Speaker have prevented him
- from expressing himself in the debates. The district knows,
however, that he has made himself felt in caucus and
many. ‘improvements have been made manifest since his
~ ineumbency: °

‘The time will soon come when a successor must be
chosen.

-It- is. wise to ponder with care the choice of a repre-
sentative,

“Saanich and the whole of the Saanich Peninsula is an
rea of. special in pOr ante to Victoria .. and to the Gulf
Islands.
“Possibly: the single and only deterrent to the whole
area. is lack of” domestic water. The district forms the
 Togien! ned oer bein area of expansion” for the City of
Tt’ forms, too, the “meeting of the Wi ays”’
those * who live’ on the Gulf Tslands.

With-the possible advent of the largest civilian airport:

“located here, making it, by virtue of fog-free climate, the
“western terminus ‘of° all large: airlines, the impor tance of
the area‘can be roughly. outlined.

~The man, or woman, who is.to represent this district ,

“has much to know:. -
AS sympathetic understanding: of the problems
must be- overcome’ before the district may surge

“should. be: a “must”? for the candidate who would
as provincial member.

which
ahead
aspire

Tt is known that Victori ia men have been asked to run..

The. ‘Review. suggests that. a resident. of. the district: be
sought who. is ‘thoroughly familiar with the district. If

possible a: ‘candidate from North Saanich, for the northern...
portion. of the district presents the | gre eatest angle for ean

sion: “and: progressive: work. |
~ We. ‘would - -also: ‘point ‘out: that if we are “£0 rake

democracy.’ -work;-more’ than ‘a cursory- interest ‘should: be:

‘shown inthe election of a: ‘member. The- time aor thought
( : the voting will come later. :

ache: involved in. arti

éds: wh watched ‘the ‘voluntedk: firemen: do’

fficient’ work
high, degree: of skill the
effe

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table pump to: the near

the: trnwede - of ‘the ny

aie these. who: stood ind: watched...
roup: ot ‘grimy.

( rowd had: : ef t,

‘hose td” ary:
vecharged wit water's . the cab'wi

Wolter finished
hot: ‘cup of coffee: Wa
‘Well; that's, that,”

“The: bole looked
Yun,” Me

came: the:

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By KIPPER

. When aghland piper tools like Mark Anthony it's news,
Sve note hore: that. ho. faet was not brought lo the fore: In: the news |

in: Coverings: the: ‘presentation or the cehurter bo the: Chamber ot
JaMMered lant Wee

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piped: the puesta: in, lo. their
Alderman Mulliner’. forslin: Loaat: Lo.the. Chamber.

“Wilkone sald: that: ho felt He” Mark: A anthony: when

ihe “ta of: Cleopatra's, tants te ihn’ come here ta” balk,
uy ins :

ft hia Cray: awho: any pakdlage

v, Waterworks Of tee on. 'Thind: NLroet: were:
oek

The. Reviaw. Oft ive, “i

th toussled hat ¢

we Review Ottive, & ain slip
Ww moments. later, ibe ren
] They” stopped! work, An

| ellie: plante Mtuvnige Ue pot on,
rdlupe Aiatallation: ofan automatic time clock this chore: must. art
rar Dntet he motalin: the:
80. when: the operators. APN o
pen: ‘On. the eonerete : ene don't: Uke the: edlae wt ‘the:
Wiis: it wouldeappeay, “We have: tha into
AON Hoenn Tike the unhaly nate
start. work .

‘dreasing
mition, alse; that the Hat.
Mt whie h the eonerete gang.

; * ” mt
Heke: “hie an” ta expat uh
at the “bee
bottles whieh aie aot! " the eon
Affiee dye einply
“AW Lhd rye
cone DU POAKON for “their hein

ur bottles i in the eomonitcs
ecomunt of thace

hal quite A Jab getting them os bat hale

yghit the. approdteni ce sr boing RO sateen phived at ta Wee

toon. boo by. the
mptyditate: they Ciba. Very useful: PUN pod, Baia

Weta whieh will: eventually grace: the: front oat
| Sap a yo ba, Agee Ab Adie, Jaden, %
Will be: broken ott. an Tatar: the pasta
Shidoka ae bite bial

Jhoksthes other Way whan War inte
apcheadbtighe and: Jaws Nona of the:
avd fe ‘Wl shouk.. Wie he

having: tha:
hn Tatiacl : hes Mt

Tsorted in’ the: hols they lane,

Wad n tered fle dab. grat
Vda hid ini, te son Hi

tals anid. hal . ‘Uebe: handy: Axhast.

ry: pork. that an-eninty. nse wan: “taind: |
‘tid the’

. OM Unt have heen Ahere sings Mecphiee was. nite” ho

ell nandlge af eourne:: ar , the balling: lan quite ni

1 Bq *

! ANAS HAY
adttar's losk,
Rrowlad,: 2 Ww
Tul VW

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for

_ Under:

~ door,
- 2 In“turn, might. go-to “work for ‘the
Yow ‘farmer next door,
st Week. brought realization. of’ the heart.

 gether,:
ae ‘capitalism:. of.. co-operation. |.

ust: have’ been i to do heh with rare The servant'in'the house mar-.

-human’:

“ed;

co-operation

Tl
: 2 iping .... Ww
: 1s , i p P Gy tong: owned by. men’ they: have’
hover neen, the. absentee, owner

Although |

an the. ‘Joh: Velelit amd:

edge hort es

SMO Ving: Tay

othe:
“eun! he produced: within: ae ry
Lwa, tho. ratio.of profit to. the ins _

Jinotyne: muaehine is molten and Svastanonk of: copital,: doponding. on |

The: pave:
trl and stoprof The: Review

maahent tarde machine, ;
An faroi tig. there wore. too umaiy

a
Jhe. keer voto whens the coment Is weit Tak ‘lw: avithiime wii loans Inet

There word na Many welontiftie: fires i
storacdnvalveal dint: faymlog: wan tts
eM Det) ott:
—analyods du ie workd whieh in an
, “ indleation
“den dar bail will
ONO evo,
alo not: bi

at theo momont, and we al: Arye:

Ay vo, ;

Wood Inlay on “Kathleen”

“One of the
- leen.”

Leeenreeeneearatteersrrrres

several fine panels of wood inlays installed on the C.P.R. Coastal steamer “Kath-
The work was done in Victoria.

Gulf Island | Musings

By J. A.. McDONALD

A CAPITALISM
OF 'CO- OPERATION.

One phase of this. early capitals"
ism ‘was based.on- the * private

- ownership of. land, in ‘those: days.-
when. private’ ownership “had not
been so largely°abolished for our”.
-workers..

middle class. and our
this ‘system’ of ‘capitalism
the farmer: capitalist would. hire
the. young ‘son'‘of the farmer next
The capitalist’s.. daughter

came a. capitalist:too. “Capital and
“labor. .worked together, played to-:
lived ‘together. ': This” was -

ied -‘the.. .boss’. » daughter. : :
took -.the’:160.actes. immediately’

to any ‘west,’ and. the: whole: com-:

; built:;

ae house. “74 them.

Pi isap peared im ‘from: ast :
abo had ‘dontity. oe n

dividual ability: was: we
“The clerk: could” have

: similar industey: himself; “by.
saving. But today the: industries.
‘ins: which thes vast: - ‘majority. of!
workers are? employed. are? indus--
‘tries’ costing millions ¢.5: wheve:the
‘touch:: betiveen -the:two-
‘classes in’. industry: has. idlisappear-:

it, :pridé in: ‘thaxproduct,
“gon.

Ten used" to vorke Lor:
knew. Now’ ‘they

“The old.
‘forever,
men:they =
rk for mil.

hip of? industry,”
“In the-old: industry, fee cnter-

“prise:was ,a- reality, with: “free!
an ndjective, - “Today, to-have. the.

slightest Weaning ‘to the majorily
of workers,

Saetion, .

“somothing: — to.
achieved,

“be

a a "
FREEZE: OUT THE
MIDDLE CLASS

Phe ald) syste
lane whigh

Wworkara =

‘Teeome. Uttle ©

~ hustiess mony but whieh’ Little”

dusinoss Mon: heeome: workaray ine

“whieh: the: Hilo follows ave araahs:
oy Ud down frites thes winks! of, labor
_onormously to-the: nd Van aga: of. -
: hue corbiulnly: nats for the

labor:
janet thot: demoumiey “ine Canada,

af. Lhe. numbers of Ug :

dee rena ° ath power oor
BAe ey ket mentale
And Cho Raine thing whiell is: hay:

naoy Happeninge: “A Papers.

Md UALeen
Vas enpltrlint. wants
tle. ab. whieh Vv: commodity. :

thecamount of machmery hat ean

heated, the Jowoat: priee at whieh

Inbor conn be. obtained, and the

foasihility of -appliention “of the
methods of mass Peanuch. dive

hahior mie
Aha

bon of

othor Paetora,
Naturally

firal controle:

this owas possible,
Htethne puting noe

whom, Walk BUSS 7, Cbg,

14 ny,

arahles.: Mor ingtaneoy there: waar:
by hale awn pagtity.
not.

Hered NOt ae all»
“af how. veh a pare:
proditee of any...

What the MyFOWOMIHLE

the. farmer wan # allowed fo do. ho

so that he.be- » .

. village.

“fraa! must be. a very -
“free enterpr ise 3"? the free mean. ©
ing.

nrenonbacs” "
economy.

yall ‘Wut jlenacs AMY

to: lenow =:

ar |
trnatttiod Industries wns Tn. those”
Teldne wher: ae
where worker could apend an
tnt hte

with oman oof

gambling. A series of toll bridges
were constructed between the far-
‘mer and the consumer of his -pro-

- duct,.in which there was.no gamb-

‘ling. that. could»mean a loss, as
“heads I win,’tails: you lose: can-
not. be’ called. gambling..

“Tl fares the land to hastening”

ills .a’‘préy, -

Where wealth accumulates ‘and.

“men. decay; :

For - a~’ bold peasentiy,
-eountry’s pride
When. once destroyed; ‘can never

vabe ‘supplied.””

-Tdo not: ‘guarantee. “every. Sword :
of ‘the’ quotation, but. 1-do ‘guar-.
antee ‘that it.is more applicable to"
- Canada” ‘now, than to any deserted
in: the : time” of cee,

- Goldsmit

MOST. POWERFUL INDUSTRIAL
DICTATORSHIP. IN. THE WORLD:

What" is ‘the: new. capitalism,’ of:
enormous: te eae Of: wealth, :

nterprise ews papers,

efore: 1 was-.old..\
insure I know

OFor ‘instance, “ the

18 “hi ‘Lor: the ‘people® he.

S- Wwith': Nowi

where: the: spiritof workman=: © f
ghip Has been ‘abolished: and--with

atl] ‘ondives,
Bab the: modern. trends net. one.

delight; ‘spoke. :

t
The: ahanice: bh not aoe in thee A
AMET OaRG gel
Spall a alias aa tt: fa Hiv thae enobe ef
NOUS

Taunt: weoky, they. louadl: “Uhe middle that

Athy
reaile aE

Hh Ming ble

Now aeivals of solt, Chalty dot naunquiselte in a wich ivory tone,

WAH CLIVE TORS.

woth shades,
cont VAM DOB: cerns ee

MARTHA. WASHIN

quiseite hi Iwory tone,

TE AON WN

OW fa fire more Impress of
Nive, than what Woy daknow. So.

their

PEMOeyy epee ne ot sce

STON BEDROOM”
tailored aideseand: deap hattom: Matinee :

into the pages of the paper at
times,-.and as sure as antagonism
breeds antagonism, friendship
breeds friendship. Knowing this
individual journalism, ‘which is
fast disappearing, ‘and admiring

it, I. would not be too surprised if -

the working owner discovered .on

more. than one week-end that “he.

owed’ the boys and girls for. all

the. work he -had. done during the..

week.
WHY THE FREEDOM OF
THE :PRESS? :

That type™ of newspaper, “the

small. newspaper, is: what won the:

(Con tinued on Page Five)

Sidney,

‘cover

und west of

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.ders of Deep. Cove.

intent ta me eA Ea ae

CORRESPONDENCE

sudan ea oe

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SEEKS LARGER. VOTING
AREA ON PLEBISCITE

Dear Sir:-—lEvery citizen will

“agree that it is a definitely recog-
‘nized principle, in a

country, that when a vote is taken
on. any question all the people
who are directly affected will
have a voice in the vote,

Do the people of Sidney realize
that, in the matter of the coming
plebiscite on the sale of beer in
this democratic principle
has not been followed? A’ beer
parlor, will have its affect on all
of Sidney, yet all sections of Sid-.
ney unre not to be allowed to
vote!

Please allow me to explain this
more fully. The plebiscite has
been enlled for Polling Divisions
N.s. 46 and 47. These divisions
the main business district
from Amelia Avenue south to the
tip of Thomas Road and also the
Patrician Bay Airport area from
Mills Road to Airport Road. Only
these areas can vote in this plebis-
cite. -The large Polling Division
known as No. 45, which is north
Mills ‘Road -. and
Amelia Avenue cannot vote! This
aren is the thickly populated ‘dis-
triet around Queens Avenue, Rob-
‘Bay, .Shoal.. Harbour,
Haven Drive, and -on_ to the bor-
These people
are to have nothing. to say. about
a, matter that will vitally. affect
their town! My: contention is
that this is not fair nor right nor
just. And I voice the sentiments
of hundreds of people in Sidney!

May I also point out, to the
citizens of Sidney, that the re-
quest for a beer parlour does not
come because of the popular de-

mand.of a majority of. our citi-
, zens. ‘This request. comes from

asmall ‘group whose. interests are
purely selfish. . Yet. by clever
handling. of. their ‘interests - they

may confuse unwary ‘citizens: and .
thus get some. to unthinkingly

vote for. beer ‘in Sidney. °-It is

; reported that 35 percent of the
. voters: in polling divisions of No.)
. 46 and.:No: 47 have signed’ the

petition’-for.a plebiscite; but do

we realize that if we considered:
the full population of, Sidney this:

democratic °

Rest .

New Class Opened
At High School

Evening Sessions

Registrations are now being re-
ceived for Industrial Art and
Commercial courses. at North
Saanich High | school evening
classes, ;

The popular Industrial
course. will. again .be under
direction of .N. E. West, instruc-
tor. ‘lhe course’ offers instruc-
tion in woodwork and metalwork
and will be limited to 15° appli-
eants,

A new venture this year is. the
Commercial course which gives
tuition in typewriting, bookkeep-
ing and other commercial options,
Twenty registrants will be taken,
R. Blodgett will instruct.

art
the

More than 11,000 warm air fur-
naces were manufactured in Can-

ada during) the first quarter of
DAT,
would not equal more than 80

pereent of the voters?

The thinking people of Sidney
must also realize this fact: Those
“who want-a beer parlour are using
the. argument that it will give
sidney a new und modern
I submit that we do not want a
new hotel-at such a cast! Tt it
will take a-beer parlour to give us
a new hotel, ‘then we better keep

the. old hotel! -A- beer parlour
will cheapen ‘any hotel. = It will
also. create a very. undesirable

area all around the hotel and ‘that
section of the town in which the
hotel is located. Walk past any
small-town hotel, which has a
license to sell beer, and you will
very soon see’ and hear and feel
the beer-parlour atmosphere. Mr.
Editor, and thinking. people, WE
DO NOT WANT THAT: IN
SIDNEY!

A. beer. parlour in a_ town. is
like‘a big: ink’ blotch. on an other-
wise’ cle¢ an. letter. -Let’s not -soil
our:town..: T cannot. too. strongly

urge, that <¢ our thinking citizens: be’

sure, before Oct.:7; that :they: are
registered. voters. Then ‘get out
-and vote in strength against this
menace tothe. cleanliness and
quietness: and: morality “of this
fine town. of ‘Sidney.

H, Ay MUNSON.

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