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8:30 a.m.; Holy Communion.

St. Andrew’s, Sidney—-11 a.m.,
Service and = Children’s

St. Augustine’s, Deep Cove —
730 p.m., Evensong.

Tuesday, October 17th
Holy Trinity, Patricia Bay ——
8:30., Holy Communion,

_ Wednesday, October 18th
St.. Andrew’s, Sidney—-8 pm, ;

Thursday, October 19th.
St. ‘Andrew's, Sidney —. 10:30
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Friday, October 20th
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——Monday, October 16th. North
Saanich . War. Memorial Park
Society. Election of directors
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8 p.m.

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nich Service Club 500 card party
—Commencing 8 p.m. sharp and
continuing to 10 p.m., 25¢.
Dancing 10 to midnight, 15e.

LOCAL BEAUTY PARLOR —
For appointment 'phone Sidney
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DANCING CLASSES RE-OPEN—

Dorothy Cox, London qualified.
Ballet, Tap, Highland, Ballroom.
Thursdays at Stacey’s Hall, Reg-
ister now! ’Phone Sidney 74.

AUTUMN TEA-—Wednesday, Oct.
18th. Under the auspices of St.
Paul’s’' United Church Women’s
Association. Make it a date.
New comers to the district, meet
your neighbors and enjoy a
friendly cup of tea together.
Home cooking and needlework

St. Mark’s, Central eettleanent stalls. Admission 25¢.
—-11 a.m., Matins. _ 7 neces
St. Mary’s Fulford —- 3 p.m., DANCING commences at. nine at
Evensong. | the Mason’s Annual Ball, Fri-
Ganges—7:30 p.m., Evensong. day, October 20th. Len Acres’
—_—_—- Orchestra, Agricultural Hall,
UNITED CHURCH OF egamichton.
CANADA WITCHES’ BROOM PARTY —
Sunday, October 15th Oct. 26th, 8 p.m., at St. Augus- |
SIDNEY. tine’s ‘Hall, Deep Cove. Under:
Minister: Rev. D.-M. Perley, B.D the auspices of Holy Trinity -

Church. Guild.
HALLOWE’EN PARTY — Aus-

SOUTH SAANICH - pices Women’s Guild of St.:
Minister: Rev. D. M. Perley, B.D. Paul’s United Chureh.. Wesley
Sunday School-—10 a.m. |. Hall,.. Wednesdav, Nov. _ Ist.
“Divine ‘Serviee—-11:15 a.m. Games, p pranks, ete.. Admission

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, will: be at St.Paul’s, Sidney, and

“ANNUAL BAZAAR AND TEA—

eat vice South Saanich. ©. Wednesday, Nov.-8th. Auspices.
me a 30 Rerwie at South S . St. Andrew's Woman’s Parish.
“SALT SPRING ISLAND ‘Guild; . ‘Parish “Hall, Second
Minister: Rev. J. Phompsons Street,’ “Sidney. ° Usual stalls of
GANGES— home ‘cooking. sewing, etc. :

Sunday School—~10 :30 a.m:
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- Public Worship—7 :30 p.m. |
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mt ‘ULFORD—

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_ Second, fourth and‘ fifth: Sunday

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» Palfor d Harbour—10 30.

Mount’ Newton Sunday
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& _ SIDNEY GOSPEL HALL.

.* Sunday, October.,15th
: ‘Sunday’ Sehool : ‘and Bible Class |
ale: ‘3 p.m. .
Gospel: Meeting at a: 130 p ma, All:
welcome,
‘Prayer

sweemeereternare arent

The Rev, Daniel Walker of Vie-
_toria will «spank each Thursday
evening in ‘the Sidney Gospel Han
nt & o'clock,

CHURCHES Of OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Sunday, October 15th

“DOCTRINE of ATONEMENT”
will be the subject of the Lesson-
Sermon-in all Churches of: ehists
Relontinty on Sunday,
The Golden: Pext MT fs

Sst any

HAD SIN, We. have, on advocate, with |

the © Father, ¢ desus) Chriut the

righteous (i John vt 2),

» Among: tha-eitations which vom .
prine the Lesson-Semmon isthe fols
‘Towle from tha’ Bibla: “Blessed:

re

Ahey that. doo his- commands.
Whertelny tliat they nay lave right
to the. tree .of life, and: MAY: onter
in thrush, the LOS: into the ity"

Reve eT),

“Wyo Lesson + ‘Sermon. “ide: inc .

hues the following: passage fron
textbook, «.
’USefonee “and Health with Key-to ©

“the Chriathin’: Selenee®
thee Seripturos!’ by. Mary. Baker

“eddy Pha selentine unity which

“axdstw between God and mano must |
iv unkeea 7

ont cin.

ane. God! st will must he universally.

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Seventh-day Adventist
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Sabbath, October 14th
10:50 a.m,

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and Betty Kingsbury,

{ Mrs,

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‘present a patient: in St. Joseph's :

- Hospital, rather than’ await her re-

3s turn::to: Salt: Spring® for -the: pres-
entation, At the request: of the
‘Yegent and members; ‘Mrs. CG. E,
‘Baker, first vice-regent, has. prom-

‘ised? tosearry on “as regent, until the .

annual -meeting-in February, :

Letters: of: thanks for sympathy ;

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(Continued from Page One.)
 Pulford...Women’s  Institute’s
Fair-—Fruits. and vegetables,

Mrs, -H. Noon——Plums, |
'. Mrs, Charlesworth——Fish.

‘ind municipal chapters’ to visit the -
to,"and ene

(Continued from Page One)

Mrs. A. Inglis-—Plums. Henry Croft presented the treas- “island in order to speak

A. W. Dodds—Apples. ury with $10.00: and Mrs. Nerout- courage them, Bas
Mr. Middleton—-Chiekens. “sos gave a quantity of material to Reniembrance Day: is always ob- te
Mrs. S. Beech-—Pears, be made-up, thus giving the mem- ~~ served with a public: service at the —

Mrs. C. Beddis—Pears. bers u good start. At the first War Memorial, ‘this is regularly.

Mrs. Stigings, Pender Island -— regular meeting on September. attended” by: members of the Ca- :
Plume, 12th, at which 32 members were  nadian Legion, the-16th Canadian’
P. Lowther—-Pears. present, Mrs, Croft was elected Scottish Regiment, Guides, Cubs,
A Priend-—Prunes, honorary regent. In Octeher, the Brownies, ‘and other organizations,
Another Friend — Subseription chapter received, with gratitude, in addition to the general. public.

tu Vancouver Daily Province, and ‘he gift of its standard from Mrs, ‘The chapter has always. been a.

magazines. W. EB. Scott, who afterwards held) leyal supporter of the National
Mrs. Bennett —- Cream and the Position of regent for 10 years, Chapter and tried to help in every
Plums, During the four years of ‘the way possible. The amount raised (>.

I. lkewton-—Brown bread.

war, the members devoted them-

during the 25. yveurs is approxi-

~ RAISED DURING

régent! ‘take: them, =
with’ her to’ ‘Victoria: and: present :

them to Mrs. Crofton, whois at” euke,”

: tending

’ N. Howland,

brought. to you by Western
Canada Flour Mills Co. Limited,
millers of Purity Flour.

Listen right from the start: :
De” CKWX — 1: :45 P.M. “RL

EVERY MON. WED. FRI.
BEGINNING OCT. 16th
. 54

donation of wool to the chapter.

The’ suggestion,
members of the 13th Platoon, 16th
Canadian. Scottish, -and supply
them with socks, scarves, cigar-

to. adopt local

ettes, ‘etc., was put to the vote and
carried.

Several charter members. soimed
the meeting. for the reading, by the
regent, ‘of the excellent report; re-
cor ding the activ ities of the Gan-

pres: Chapter for the last 25: years,

during, which: time ‘the ; members
raised: appr oximately : $6, 000.
report: is: printed elsewhere in! -Uhis,

from: pale. yellow: ‘to: pene? vphe
which, “with: i 25. candles’

r

(The

7 of, whom. ue has, suddenly: oe me. ;

ecntred the table, was made~ and

given. by’ “Mrs. m. Walter. .

Among the: charter: members at
the meeting were. Mrs,
Yeeil Abbott, Mrs H. Holmes; Mrs.
Mrs. MeMurdo, Mrs.

"fended Trene, ‘with a. chuckle.

W. Scott Ritchie, Mrs. V; Ramsay,

Mrs. Frank. Scott, Mrs, oe
Smith, Mrs; J: O. Waleot,

; By the “gilver: tea the sum. of
$e Oh: was elenred 1 for war funds,

letter was read frony Mrs. Frank ~

- Stead) of Vancouver. giving an ac.

count of the annual mecting of the
‘National Chapter: held in. Ottawa,
‘Mrs. Stend advised that, in spite
of the rush for women to repister
fur national service, the members
wait-until orders: had. heen reeeiv-
ed from headquarters,

A athacriplion too The Lay
Minto Gulf Ishinds Hospital was
renewed for a local resident, The
sum of $4.26 was voted, in response
toa request. from. J, MeLauehlin,

» pringipal ‘of the: North Wnd Sehool, ne
Assistance. ‘in’ obtaining: text

for.
books, pons, poneils, ater’ fay ‘the
eRhOOL,

A. Tange quantit y of: woollen urtin:

eles made ound) supplied: hy the
Chapter. members was brought to”
‘the nyoatings. and given tu the cons,
vener: for war work, Mra, Ag de.

_ Shipley, who. will hold themsuntil
the Kupply., ix “complated,. when. they

Will he dispatehad® ta Rnylaid,

oe AC benutital ? dolly drassed §
donated iy Mrs, “Taittlefatr,

for y war funds. cet nh wots

Two, new. “momhera, Mra. G. St.
Denia’ nnd Mr Be Clogge) rend
the oath of nalleginnee and fow
more names, Mra, 8, Parsons, Mrs,

Colin: Mount, Aissieon S. Chantel
were pro-
posed as members,
Curtis Sampson next. ad-
dressed the meeting. She win de-
lighted, whe said, to be prosent
and folt honored to be. honorary
regent of the Ganges Chapter.
raterdlog tu the Present crjoiy ashe
felt sure, sheosnid, that: the ehap-

was well? known? at headquarters
that the: Ganges: Chapter swan al-

anniversary. and. its splendid ree-
we, She urged’ all to> faee the
row erlahi with courage, but not
‘oforget old “objéetives, 3° -
unite Saminen eae | n \ Tundnomy

50 YEARS OF
SERVICE IN
NO. SAANICH

Plan. ate Vaid Oa the ool,
servance of the anniversary of 0
years of service rendered by the
chiurehes: constituting. the present
United Churely ef North Saanich,
Methodist: services were bogun in
this district. in, V8No and:hive heen

vontinueus down to. the, Union, of”
J 102toand: from that timesin the
United Chareh, Similarly Preshy-

Vee invgr

OF MEN atrical performances, . tableaux, entation, ; ee
garden Tebee, ete, _ Among the. many funds to whieh”:

A First Aid class, under Dr. © tye. chapter, contributed: “were:

ATTRACT | Alan Beech, - was started, with ex- : Y.M.C.A. work. in’ Fr rance;, “King
cellent results; Miss Kerwin, Ma- - George’s. F und’ for. “Sailors; Ste

GIRLS? tron of the hospital, assisting. Dunstan’s for Blinded Mén; Queer -

Jiké.

“the girls: ‘wouldn't -be ‘interested in”
- men:from out-of town—no matter
. how handsome they appeared. we

~ Madrona Store, Patriein Bay Serv-

e churcher.
will he: Weld an ADE. follow. yen!

In,
ter. would not fail at theeall. Ths

ways ong of the firkt to renpand tal
wutaide appoulac The speaker cone
tratulated the chapter on. its 26th:

Lerinn work was hewn suon after
in- the enely ninetios. wnd lave also
heen: paryeed, in the Udon!
eanneetion He Rev Dre Was. Sip-
peel ‘of Vietorin swills preach: ons
Sunday, “Oether “200 tn both’
An oald-Cimers!. co-unton

Mit: ;

and
WAN
HEL in, tube sold by the chapter 7

oe ede vis

| Nee Method
Dyeing —
Service

New Methods tested and approved
dyeing service da ready again this

full with a full Une af amare new, |

fast calors, Cheech over the family
wardrobe, You'll tid muury: thbnes
that can “be, tlyed: “rondy "for ins
other sensen'’s smirt were, Goo
dyvetue adds. wow interest, “now
youthtulnoams cand. styloennund : ihe
cont. ia quite Jaws Let oan: advise
you , regarding Mae new fm, calor
neh entss oo: tenet Eth dag Oath os

, ‘PHONE Garden £ 8166.

: syppantactanatek aan)

“SAANICH PRNINSULA AND que 181 AND. Ravin we

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An this ..

“SALT: SPRING ISLAND

Mrs, Aitkens—Apples. selves Lo preparing and obtaining . mately $6,000. og

Mrs.G. J. Mouat—-Prunes. clothing and other | necessaries During the years 19: 30 to "1939
Mrs. Roberts—Prunes. for Belgium refugees, which, many younger members have. join-.
Mr. Halley-—Pears, salmon. with a large’ number of socks, ete, ed the chapter,’ filling: the. ‘places

Miss Lees—-Knitted bed cape. for the overseas men, were packed — of those who have passed to higher, «2°

Mrs. J. Pearce —= Preserved and-dispateched from time to time. | service.” Now. that. the peaceful
fruit. At about this period two other ~ years are over, and? war, and’ the ;
1.0.D.E. Sale--Fruit cake. chapters were ‘formed. on. the — call fer assistance has again. come, ws
‘Mrs. 'T. Reid-—Pears. island, one at Fulford, the other at the answer is, as in 1914, “Wea ,
Fulford Anglican Chureh Har. the North End, both of which here and ready to “help.” : a
vest Festival — Fruits and vege-  funetioned . well during the war The chapter took great stn
tables. and were afterwards disbanded, in, and contributed all it could, to:
Mrs. Critehley—Fish. one to form a Women’s Institute,

the Edueational Memorial of ‘the -

Mrs. Drummond—Crab apples. Several of the North End Chapter gyder and had the: pleasure of
The matron and staff are very becoming affiliated with Ganges. knowing that- two. local’. students":

Besides clothing, ete., $60.00,
in cash, was forwarded to the Bel-.
gian Relief Fund and. the chapter’
continued to raise. money ‘for war
work by means of outdoor enter-—
tainments,: lectures, concerts, the- -

grateful for the many donations
received during the month.

WHAT KIND

were able to benefit from: it, Miss...
KE. Halley and Miss L. Cartwright.”
One life membership-has been: pre-
sented to Mrs. W..E.. Scott,’ 10°
: years, regent; and” another: to: ‘Mrs. 7
Frank Crofton, i is ready. for. pres-

In 1915-16 the chapter received: Mary’s Hospital. at. ‘Rochampton

Continued f. Pp 0 its lieencé, under the War Chari-: Halifax : Disaster;. _ Prisoners’,
C vt mue rom Page ne) ties Act,-and the somewhat ambi- | War; Red Cri oss}. Patr
minds for years o ne ideal tyPe - tious project. of.raising money for ‘fox < Soldiers’ . nd

of man they hope to marry.
““Then, when the man whe fits
her ‘mental image suddenly. shows
up—well—she falls in love. «Just
that! -'There’s: nothing: any-
body. can’ do. about, it. « He may.
occasionally be a ‘childhood’ friend,:

a machine. gun’ was abandoned in —
favor of other: activities, ‘the mem=
. bers starting’ Red Cross. stalls. on’ -
Ganges” Wharf, “where ; “especially:
* at boat: tinie,”: good business was:
. done, . the. ‘receipts. averaging 10
Sat each: ustall. ; .

“many. others, :

take. ae -boy for. granted. is “they? ve
“gr own: ‘up. swith. him ‘And. ‘when’ ie
new man.arrives on. ‘the: sceng,:. the
just: about rush him to death. The® : to;
- doe al lads. haven’t. 0. chance?’ ens
"@Well,-it’s the: boys. fault,

dew” ot
aD 6 oe
‘they. paid more, “Tittle! ‘attentions.
tnd courtesies to, the home girls, |

the. sat wtinentality. cof
Captain. F A Walter; RN,,: in ‘ob-
taining -a. brass; tablet: from: WM, s:
vA ranges,” - which. owas: being: dis- t
- mantled. = Phis’, plate now forms »
part: of the ‘séat, | placed: for. “the =.
‘accommodation : of visitors to. the: |
shrine. ; :

es Building, Victoria:
Residence, *Phene: E 1592

At this point Freddie Franks, as.
sistant director, called. the: players
‘for, the next seene, and | the ques-
‘Hon was, s left: hanging in, mid-air

“Bésay. “competitions: for school
children, | the ‘gifts:of : pictures,’ lie
7 braries _ ‘and ‘Geographical, umaga- '
‘zines’ to: schools’ and: the awarding
FOR ot : prizes. to pupils making: most)
~ CENTRES. marked, progress . in school,. have

been carried on throughout the Corner: Quadra’ ‘and’ Broughton Sta,

- “Superior Funeral Service”

~ VOLUNT ARY ~yenrs ‘and ‘contributions: towards. "Phot ee Cea pay oe Night
the’ National War. Memorial, the co 2 aeeinronre
Queen Alexandra’ Sélarium fer oo ¢

REGISTRATION.

Crippled: Children: and: the’ Cana- Gate RMS DOSEN
dian Institute forthe Blind, have tt :
Continued from Pare’ Two) | been yegularly made The chapter B. Cc. F uneral Co.
eens oF aru anarict “ue adopted a sehool at Dawson Creek, t CHAYWARDIS). © cece
“stdney; Deep Cove and Patricin Peace River, and. collected “a. li- Wheat peer: vatnblished: since ae
Bayon Conveners: alae H. .G.° brary for-a school at Bolla Bella. ntun dal to. promptly by. an ef
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‘wether, the: old members Joyally |
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ment a apoclalty,:
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gontresy. Deep Cove; Trading Cow

joe Station,’ Bazan Bay Cnal Store, -

Sidiey ‘Trading Co., Sidney Bake ties, the: hospital, at: Ganugen, sup. | ‘Phonon: i
ork HCA saree District “plying Christian chour to the Bick. |) empire: OLA: Genrden '
Gonvonery Miss Violet. Holloway.. nd “needy, and, from’ time, to ‘fone TOR2,. Rynplre:

Rogistration centres: Snanichton * time, wotting. onicers, of provincial _— oe ane

nnd “Mount -Newton, Sannichton’ =

» Post Off ee, from 1 to? pami- OVETY. .
aflemoon: Seonvener, Mins Pe wat
Gry... Bust. Road, Stolley's Cross
Rona and: Michell: Valley, iat. thes
“poaidenea’ of: Migs: Violet, Halloway .
an the. Bast Road, at any tine dur-
“Tig the weeks. Keating, Cross’ Road:
and: distriet, Mrv Caldwell’s Store;
“afternoons from 2eto 4) otelock 4.
-eonvener, Myra * "A. ‘Sutherland:
Bist Read to: Cordova Bay’ Road:
Martindale Rond and: the Sayward |
Valley, atthe residence of - Mrayde 2
Wood, Kast Road, between 2 and
WO. oeloele.. covery | aftemoon,:
rentwaod, from West. Rond: to®
Mount Newton Cross Road, to The”
Maples :to Toa Infet, at the: resi.
donee of Mra 8. Ps Moady, Rrent-
wood,
Noyal Oak Distelet--Convoner:
“Miss OK. Oldfield, Registration
Senlrens Royal Oak” Post” Oflee,
Mra. Carisacin: eharges. the posts.
dence of Mre, A, Poase, Wk Lake,
“nnd the redddencé of Misa Palmor.:
Woat: Samich- Road at -Unrthand:
Road. se

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