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SOUTH SALT SPRING rf) OOVE LOCAL AND

ANNUAL FALL SHOW |

.The annual South Salt Spring Is-|
land:Fall Show was held in the In-
stitute Hall, Fulford, on Friday, Aug.
29, under the auspices of the Wo-

: men’ s Institute,

Mount Newton Masonic Lodge Hold

DRVERY THURSDAY

~ PERSONAL NEWS NOTES

Their Annual Pienic in Chalet
Grounds

(Review Correspondent)

_ OOSIDNEY, |

~~ EXHIBITION AT

September
The exhibition will be opened by His

ISLANDS»

“AND. SAANICH GAMBTTE, :

AAGoUVER GLAD: BG, ‘cana, Bae,

_|NEWS BUDGET FROM
GANGES NE: NEXT WEEK

v 4, 93. 5

The annual Islands Agricultural

st

10, at Ganges TeTNor. motored out here last Thurs-|

day and were the guests of Mrs. F.

toria,

“OFFIC

Foreign cars, in, 1924

THIRD STREKT, SU

The following is. a comparative

atement for 1923-24 of the number

and Fruit Growers’ Association Ex- (Review Correspondent.) of cara and a ; In Spite of Dry Season Gorgeous
nays . PATRICIA BAY, Sept. 3.—Mr. ars ane passengers arriving anc Display of Flowers at Annual
aibition will be held on Wednesday, ' ; ere . . ; splay ers: at nus

t and Mrs, Brooke Stevenson, of Vic- departing from the Sidney ferry Show

harf up to August 31, 1924:

eee ewes

zt 2 The following is alist of prize DEEP salle Sept. rae Chalet|tonor the Lieutenant-Governor W.|i&. Muir and Miss G. Muir. Poreign cars, in, 1923 teceeee 2411
oak winners: 3 Sounds was the Masonic Lodwe tae C. Nichol. There are 358. sections,|’ Mr, Stephen Moodie, of Vancouver, a cars, oe ae vee ‘as
-"- Grain and Vegetables their annual picnic on Sept. 1, About |*° tat one of the finest exhibitions| who has been spending a holiday| “Tint at Shite OU ee gs
. . Best sheaf of. wheat—1, * John 150 members and their friends mot-{ an be looked for, also a good pro- Ne ene int Wednesday Aug. on Total ears, ene 4525 oes aead
Ried; 2, F, Reynolds. ored out and spent 7 most enjoyable gram of sports. for which valuable Best birthday" greetings to Ars. Total cars, in, 1924.......... 3877
Best sheaf of oats—1, Miss E, Ro-jtime participating in the splendid prizes will be given. A special event Andrew Munro, Monday, Sept. 1. Total cars, in, 1923 ........., 3344
ee ps ‘oon pea Lr ee ‘tha Jentertatmaght!epmaniites, « The will be the log chopping competition. Mrs. Morrison, of ‘Vancouver, ar- Passengers at, 92 teens aa
fran Leon. ting delicious refreshments supplied by|~ The C. P. R. steamship “Island nolday visiting her paren a ussengers, In, Doster gess ‘
* Best’ six garden carrots (red; long) | the. ladies were tastefully arranged Princess" will call at Sidney at 9.40 Mrs, Jes Wark: 7 ° w
—l, Miss-°B. Shaw; 2; T: Akerman. | 0m long tables “under the trees and}a.m. arriving at Ganges about noon. Best birthday wishes ‘to ‘Dougies WEEKLY “NEWS NOTES
“Best six garden carrots (red, were . rapidly aisponed of. All wae Leaving Ganges at 5 p.m, and ar-|Cox, Aug. 30. bv
anert)— ty, Dre Bryant, 2, as _— ——— ede nee Eee riving at Sidney at 6.45 p.m. | (Continued on page six) FROM GAN GANGES tno
Best six parsnips—1, G. Akerman; | day. : ?
2, C. Mollet. Mr. Garner, the principal of the : d

Best garden beets (red)—1l, T.
f Akerman; 2, C. Mollet. .
Best six early potatoes—1,
v-Aitkinson; 2, Dr. Bryant. .
: Best. ‘six. main crop potatoes—1,, z.
“Aitkinson; 2, ‘J.D. Ried. SR
“Best two mangels—1, C. Mollet;
2,:Mrs. J. Akerman. ,
‘Best squash—1, Leon, King;
Ge Akerman.

Best. pumpkin—1, J. Akerman;. 22,
‘Miss BH, Roland. , é
Best six onions—1, J. “Akerman;
25, G. H.. Lee.
-. . Best.” ‘two: heads. late’ ‘cabbage—1,
~ Betty Shaw; 2, “Dr. Bryant: —
: Best 1,000 head kale—1, J. Aker-

man} 2, ‘Miss-E. Roland.
» ‘Best. three cucumbers—1, EB. Ro- #
land} 2, Miss Hamilton. ;
Best : six: ‘tomatoes, ripe—-1, Cc. “Mot:
-J.-Akerman. . :
7 six | ears, ccm—i Mrs. R.
; hs J. Ried.

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™ M: Jackson, :

: six pint. jars—t, ‘Doro- ,

Trail high school,
Miss Mildred Garner left on Friday
for their home ‘in Trail after a de-|'
lightful
Deen Cove.

Vancouver, are guests at. the Chatet |

the members of the Deep Cove Social
ing, Sept.:8, at eight Qo! felock.

have
motor: ‘and fishing trip’ up the island:

spent “the: week-end. here,’ ‘the’ guest |
\oF ‘Mri

accompanied by

two-months’ vacation at.
Mr..and Mrs. Tate: and - family,

or two weeks. "
There will be a general meeting of |:

lub in the club hall on Monday even- :

:Major and Mrs. ‘Raymond Layard
‘returned; from . a. delightful
Miss ‘Katherine Porter, of Victoria,

-and Mrs. J, Sangster. .
Misses’ Evelyn and Marjory Stacey ;

who “have been visiting - ‘their aunt,
Mrs,"
‘two: weeks, : “have returned: home. a
Mr: ana ‘Mrs: Campbell, Who: have .
been. spending the. summer months |

Prince, : ‘in ‘Sidney, . for the’ past, :

= Vacation: eat . their Sot
returned to Vietoria on

“py. “Deep ‘Cave ‘Motor ‘Se

i vice. for. the -past.. tivo months has '¥

_ studies at Victoria: ‘high: school

Maxwell. ORD .

“Best: three quarts pickles—1, B.
* Roland; 2, M. Gyves Sr.

‘Best. home-mado-vinegar—l1, im A
Lee; 2, T, Akorman,

Bost dressed fowl! for market—1,
L. King; 2, J. Reid,

Flower Classes

Bost three roses—1, Migs Hamifl-
“ton! 2,7 CC Mallet

Bert red. — J. C,
a, D, Ried, oe
cf Dost, geranium, Misa Mamitton;
2; Re -Maxwoll: b

dont pot: plant—1, nina,
Bry 2, 7. ‘Alterman. -
Rest fern--1, TM,
Se: Misa. Vv. Hamilton,

oS Bort collection,

Has Hamiltony 2, <

Moness 2,

ag

M.- -ayves
‘Fneknon ; 2,

“y

out . Noworm—t,

“Boat collection -aanttan=1, Ms bey Be

a

Molioty ae Mian Hamilton, - .
Bont collection. “af: BIndlol1,. ,

Mamiltong:2, Ve Hamillton
Best, rol eetion Natore-
Hamilton; 2 2) Batty Shaw, :
» Bost eollocttan nweot PON Frm], “Mian
Mnntiton; 2, Dr, Suthorland, —
~ Bont alx apricota~«1 oT, Alkorman; |.
WAL Mollet, Lt be
on SENnGE table decorntion--1,
Dr. Bryant; 2,-V, Wamilton,
(  Apselal: rete Rivon ‘by ‘Frod: Jamon
“eh, to. axbibitoy ; taking moat prides in
“the prain, vegotables; trult and flows
ora gectionenT, Akerman,
Nest aisyiny of flowera
oon Rannto's hl

Bro w n
» Al orn ane

a ES
kee ie

“Women a Work.
° Beate mairmont mado from oant: ont
_ dlothor=—Mra. : :

tsp MM Atlan-

: ine

: down to. ,
° Manning hanpenod ‘LO (Beq" MP.

* The Deep Cove school “wag Te e-open-

ed: on Tuesday hy.the teacher, Miss |.

Hvelyn Moses, with an enrollment of,
14 pupils. -
Miss Kathleen: Downey, who has

beon spending the summer months|:

at the Cove with her aunt, Mrs, H.
Downgy, has returned to Victorin. to
resume her studies at St. Ann's
Academy,

Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson, of -the.
Mount Ikdward Apartments, whe
have been: spending tha month-
August in the cottage owned: by ar.
«| Stuarts

(Continued: on: page five).

ii eae alee amertare iemanar caret

SMALLPOX CASE _
- AT ‘SIDNEY

7 nso of ‘anual pox: Was: aiseoveroa
in. Sidnay. yostorday: ‘morning, * ‘Mr Wi
Whiting, being tha unfortunate vies:
“Mae Whiting: has: ‘boon ‘alele’ ‘for
WOOT: : ‘Ore More, bute a: Not. Put, it:
1 rows, pr. |:

INE. ‘Mn the” Port. ‘Offica: ‘and cat” ‘oneca,
told him he hud wmallpox, and would;
have to be quarantined; ala. report:
od the case to Dr, Young. oo. -

A ppocinlimeating of tho - Troard of:
Trade was eallod, but the avidanes
obtainable vat that meating Jlod othe
Hoard to helleve that tho attack owan-
of i very: mid enature and no nertoug
cansoquences’ were antiolited. Lator,
advices from Dr. Manning, however,
ftivas a
mattar anid tt ds hoped averyona will
‘take. ald., pracautions.. La,, PraVon ul
en of oe abuiniad ‘dinonne, i
» Ave Wwe, KD. lo. press, We. » havent FECEIVAG,
word thateMrs Whiting's ‘condition ‘haw
+ [ develoned into nothing -xerioua cand: ‘the
authorities: will: allows hint te: return fy

nae. Laniud dus... eget od gael

‘havo. returned to, Victorian, |
‘Lalo mateh wid: played
“Wednesday botwoon- the marriad men

White ;

more “serloud Vow of “tha

“Watchy” Wa Watches Me

MONA'S SONG
Expressly written and composed: in’ honor of “Mona's
birthday, August 26, 1924, by her friend Bob Sloan,

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‘b

My*name is Mona Cowell, I live in Sidney town,

And while: I sing this song you mustn’t* laugh,
or frown; :

. It’s all about a dog of mine—old “Watchy” is his name,

* I’m. sure ‘youve en seen him, he’s. a Dents and so

bo tame. ae

or wink

a

8

; : CHORUS . Cc
‘For at watch Watchy,”
And. Watchy watches me
When I ani at my breakfast, °
- . My ‘dinner, or my:tea;.; ~
* T-give:him little bits of: cake—
He’s fond, ‘of cake; you'see;” + a
Se And that’s the reason why, IT: ‘think,
, Ola Watchy : swatch me, ~ (Repeat)

of. “ants,
ng: on..my

AG Oe I looked: ‘round, old Watch. ao tr
ne Pe (Chorus)

*, “hatlita pants,”

Local Residents United in Marriage
evening, Aug. -

4. Nelson and Viggo’ Friis Fischbeck,

to reside in Vancouver.

Dawson,"

d
in Victoria Last Friday .

Evening .

. (Review Correspondent.) ..
GANGES, - Sept. “2—-On" Friday
29, in Victoria, at the.
Wilson, Miss Thelmz

ome of Mr.

f Ganges,
y the Rev.

were ‘united in “marriage
B. Black, "They ; expec

Ae

"Mr. Ivan Par fitt’ is ‘the new teacher

t Ganges school.
Mr. and: Mrs. Wy ST. Page - ree

INTERESTIN FULFORD.

South Salt Spring held its fourth an- -.
nual show of fruits, vegetables; :flow-
ers, a =
Women’s Institute in the Hall-at Fule os 0
ford Harbor,
body knows what a dry season we ,
have had and that garden and fields... -
alike have been® heavily handicapped :
tin their producing power Ss. ‘so il was

that the many visitors: to the show.

*he heavy hanglicap of an abnormally

zombined with ‘the skill of our ‘resid-
ants, ;
“will - compare well with any.- raised a
aven- ‘under nor mal: conditions.
true: some ° “of. the erops’ by: their ‘de
layed Brow th;
3011 did not meet their: demands, ‘bu
aven these were more “or- less” loca
and were offset by. other

rots, ‘potatoes,’
cumbers; :
and: pumpkins, , ‘amongst. garden.. “pro

ae oom

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(Review Correspondent.)
FULFORD HARBOR, Sept.

2.—
we

etc., under the auspices of the

on Aug. 29. Eve ry Seetce

ithra feeling of-the utmost ‘surprise. :

eheld a gorgeous: array of flowers, a
choice selection. of _Vegetables and “ me
ther farm products and a wealth of:
isplay that proved that, even under _

ry season,: our climate and soil,. :

will still produce crops ‘that -
At: is.

gave: evidence that. ‘dry :

sam ples the 1
rrowth of. which: awas: ‘normal. Gar
squashes, -beans; cu
onions, ° tomatoes, cabbage

uce, and. root: crops, for.'stock feed:

spending a week's ‘holiday in Van-).
ouver, ; .

ote Ontario, who. an 3

vn ne byt ‘the vatious’ doct
other: ‘sponkers Avera: most “instructive, i

WEEKLY NEWS BUDGET

NEWS OF THE WEEK _
FROM JANES ISLAND FROM MAYNE ISLAND

North Salt Spring and Active -Pass
Mates With Marric d Men Last Vennis Club Met) Last
Wednesday, . Bvlday

“(Maviow : -Corrospandont.) Z ,

_MAYNE.. ISUAND,...Sept, ..g.—-On
eiday at Point. “Comfort. tonnis
match: was: played: betaveon the North
Ralt< Spring avd the Activa Pas: ton*
ia eluba, Tho honia toum: won ‘fron
the -visltors : hy six gamean, tho: seore
boing: 1H. follows: Mrav? Klyorion, ‘and
MIAK. ‘Mando: Mofort.at Wy Mrs, Walley:

(Review Corrempondsint. )
JAM BSISLAND, Sop, 2A, bases
hore. Just

yar single, Tho dormer avore badly
buaton, but while most of tha baghe-
Joys tool: thelr victory with. hocoming
modesty: sevoral exultod - AOL; “mich
tit. only handaprings: valldved® ‘hadr
foalingy,. Youth: wilh: “pave itn. way,’

MreLyneh, want.t0., Nangima: tor:
i Ny Woolt: ond, and returned: on Mon
any: With: Mra Lyneh: Ana: Moes 2 ) HOME AN TVS

? d|Ritzzard anc a

Vernon | and “hiner devoate y
ar MP: Buzzard: and’ “Mr, Penrona,. b=
A. ‘Gurnoy and Dermott Grofton dos
fontod Janek Abbott, and Vi. Boat, G8}.
AvcGurney, and Dermott Crofton de-
fanted:G.. Bost, nnd K, Malloy; finds
A, Gurney ‘and Dermott Gyofton: ‘ditt
fonted AMoolo and Ponroaa,. 8); ot!
Burrildnand KR. Wnt defeated hy a
Abbott. and Ve Bost, Get; Te Bure
and: Re Fah detente: hy G, Tost and
K, Unblay, 223 0 Bure) and RoWAW
dofontadTaala: and: Penrose, 6-8;
Misa Mande and i. urrill deteated
Mri. Talley: and, K. Malley, icon Mins
Mande ind), Durell defented: by
Mra ceed cantiodes AMOthe M85
Min Maude, “wn ad Maecall wlalgated
Hoole and Mra, Talloy,’ Beds TE Wawgh
itontod a Al
aes fivey:

‘wtny! ate “Prine finitineg
son, “Billy” Cooper, The toutmoy td
Prince: Rupart. waasbrokon: ‘Wy -vinits
ttot. various friends . ats Vaneouver,
Whito Rock and Bining, “Dy ape.
porrs to bo doing well in hin eliaxan
voontion of wirelosa operator wnd In
mitoh Nikad socially.

“Mr and Mrs. W. T homan and. Dally
came Nonie ‘for ca ntaht Inat Marge
day and went ta Jordan River next
day. “DUB” Jolly “hoakling taomiz-
Led at the: bnaghall gama.

ots Kenneth, Cowper, of Vancou:
var, hrs boon apending: wv fow days ve}
Tthe svoatcoat: aire cat Mirae Wye Sine
ACUI yse eee» F
iF Mra, 38, Wally ‘of “Vancanvor,, ani
| Mn Turner, of ‘Vietorlay ‘ara: cata tny and Nermatt ‘Crofton,

* Pratistnned an 1 pire tren: “(Continned one

sd tho: “penont | rat 0 Mater ae

interesting and helpful. Tho associa-
tion was-entertained “by the Rotary
Club, 8t, Joseph's, and: Jubilee hos-
pitals,

Master “Glen ° ‘Champion returned
on. Friday after spending the sum-
wer vacation with his parents at}!
Brag Oreok, Alta,

. Mra. and Miss, Plowman yaturhod’
ie their hyuime la Duncan after
sponding a faw. days: with, eae, Le be
‘Bittaneourt, a ae

» Mra, Mf. Cameron): wie
“Mr..O: Waton's pace f .
roturnod to: ‘Kelowni. Mray. same
i: neeretary tor. the. 8, QO, S.B.Wi:.

‘Mr. O, Raton, who-trecently. movod

‘fentod

‘friends. at” “Dromore'”on’ Aug.

Guy F,

f here mot har,:

‘Mr, and< Mrs, W '
fave a garden: party’ to: some of thei
27
amongst their gucrts boing Rev,. T
M. and Mrs,:1ughes, ‘Mr.'and Mrs
Pollok, Mr. R. -Pollok,. Mr, and: ‘Mra,
“Pownall, Mrs, Bryant ‘and
Miss Alticon. ~
- Menus, William and -Gorald Mam-"
iton have returned home from: thio
West Coast.

“Mrs. “&, Brenton, has. he
Mrac: Gyven,
Do Mr. ‘Vorner: Donglad: li:

‘two. months, ar

410, Barnaby Balke whl boat: Ganga for

thie wook - ro-rontin

sh Ke places on}:
y{tnintew | nade: eos ed

Wid Mri. Doyard, Fh Mrs, lvorson 7
and cals awe ofnatet WN Mie eae

Mowat,

oe Mipa Olfva Rogoraraturned som |
Vietartit whore “aha ‘nw ‘been
In wun Mer: aahook , :

‘Worner Douglas, of ‘Bsurgoyno, fae
fu shawlng Ainprovoniont, after, “boing
vary fi with cpolaoning; at thy Quiet

Islands: Lady Minto honpltal

Mra, Stoale and Hon, of ML. Tolmin,
Maye, Aieirn.. tha, cottage for a while,
woMr: Kingdom! He page. at At, Mary's |!
Tate

Mr Fhe Rantdin: returned to Ganges |
after. 10 ay fishing. at dap. Pola,
having hive ory rood: Incl,” among
‘nuinerowse: 4 one BATON |
walghed 86 pounds...

Me. and, Mit, Org at wod aa ads
ter, Conataneny Aree “Apand ih a” ‘tow
anys: in Vancouver... a

CE (Continued on: ‘page: five)

nie wniual’ moat Ot ha: Sidnoy:
Social alin ewan hold & An Matthews’:

(Wall dnt, ntght,, whan the olection: ot

ofticors, tool places Mr,
ran: sina refateat a provident,
iritehley : :