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on the best grades and from tne

of fit, appearance and service.
you to get the best,

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Easter Footwear

You will find it quite advantageous to se-
We specialize

‘ Ladies’ Oxfords, $6.50 to $8

Children’s Bhoes in all the best

ISTIE’S

Beacon Avenue, Sidney. Opposite Flying Line Waiting Room

siandpoint
{It will pay

mates.

sidered as much the thing to give
Christmas.

Our stock will suggest many

E. F. LESAGE

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LATH

One Doble Load .. . $4.00

Church Notices ©

ANGLICAN
@ood Friday, April &.
Holy Trinity, North Saanich—
Morning Prayer, 11 «.m.
St. Andrew's—Evening Prayer,
7.80 p.m.
Easter Sunda, April 4
Holy Trinity Church, North Saa-
nich—-Mattins and Holy Communion,
10 a.m.

Church Hall, Deep Cove—Holy
‘Communion, 9 a.m.
St. Andrew's Church, Sidney—

Holy Communion, 7.30 a.m.; Mattins
and Holy Communion, 11.30 am.;
Children’s Service, 3 p.m’; ‘ven-
song, 7 p.m. . °

METHODIST
Easter Sunday, April 4..

Easter Services In Weasley Csetho-
dist Church at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Sunday School at 2.30 p.m.

Mr, Parker, of Victoria, will aing
probably for the last time In Sidney,
as he expects to return Mast in
short time.

Morning subject: “Resurrection
of Christ." In the oventing there
will be a series of pictures shown on
Passion Week. You are cordially
invited to share the blessings of the
day with us :

There will be no service at
Saanich tn the evening .

Service at South Saanich at 3 pm
Mr. Parker will aing.

TS. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN
Kaster Sunday, April 4.

Keating—Communion Service
11 a.m.

St. Paul’s— Bible School,
p.m. Evening Service, 7 pm Sub
ject “The Risen Christ.”
fon Service.

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North

Commun-

Ladies’ White
' Oxfords

PUMPS, HIGH CUTS

Ohildren's Pumps, Scaffers, etc.
“Get our prices”

Sloan’s Shoe Store

Reacon Avo., Sidney, BRC.

Send Your SHOK REPAIRS to
SLOAN, THE SHOKMAKKER
There's o tree at our door

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- Easter Gift

Suggestions .

Baster gift-giving is growing in custom.

MILL WOOD FOR SALE

PRICES DELIVERED WITHIN ONE-MILE CIRCLE

ALL WOOD STRICTLY C.O.D. OR CASH WITH ORDER

SIDNEY MILLS, LTD.

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In some localities it is con-
tokens of esteem at Easter as at
We suggest

CANDY, PERFUMES, CARDS, STATIONERY,
, - TOILET GOODS, ETC.

other appropriate gift goods.

The Druggist

SHINGLES

One Single Load. $2.25

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| Standing of Scholars

Following is a partial list of the
etanding of the scholars in the Sidney
schools.

SENIOR THIRD.

Examined in all except geography,
history and nature study. Possible
marks, 700.

Iris Goddard 618, Leonard Cotton
606, Lilah Pohl 544, Verna Clanton
522, Amy Forner! 505, Doris Cavill
5602, Cyril Letts 501, Lionel Croasiey
491, Thomas Wylie 489, Elizabeth
Logan 437, Sidney Wiliams 438
John Lopthien 419, Gordon Reid 415,
| Frederick Clanton 404, Robert An-
leéerson 383, Phyllis McKlilican 373,

| Gizatte Watts and Eunice Parkes,
absent.
JUNIOR THIRD.
Examined in arithmetic, spelling,

| reading, writing and drawing. Pos-

sible marks, 500.
Caroline McKenzie #38, Charles
‘ Moggeridge 388, Raymond

382, Anah Jackson 373, Evelyn Sta
eay 362, Adeline Crossley 3386, Rhoda
Craig 333, Bertram Ward 330, Rob
ert Love, Stanley Williams 318. Mel
ville Clanton 290, Edith Wilson

286

JUNIOR FOURTH.
Examined jn all except geography,
, bistory and nature study
inarks, TO00

Possible

Kathleen Willlama 602, Ruby Lop |

thien 597, Colin MceKenzle 692,
Hill 668, Eleanor
Herman Lind 637, Gladys 9 Daniels
O35, Agnes Willlamsa 630, Vietor
Pohl 529, Gordon Bowceott 487, Ma
bel Crooks 465, Dorta Blackburn 353,
Alice Jackson absent

Hazel

Hog,

Blackburn

The resulta of the Kanter
ations are, for part, very
gratifying The frregular attend
ance of a few of the pupils necessar
ily resulted in low totals

Oxnitain
the mort

i Catholle Ladies’ Club Military 600
and dance in Fri
April 9, Ad

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: Cleveland Bicycles, $60.00 to $75.0

Mr. Archer, of Victoria,

a spent
Tuesday in Sidney on business.

Miss Muriel Tester is visiting her
parents during the Easter holidays.

Miss Kathleen Whalen, of James
Island, was a visitor to Sidney Jast
Tuesday.

Ex-8Sgt. Walker, of the Victoria
police ferce, was a visitor to Sidney
last Sunday.

ney Trading Company, is again
duty after a period of illness.

on

Mr. C. C. Cochran, of the Sidney
Trading Company, was in Vancouver
on a combined business and pleasure
trip this week.

Allies Chapter, I.
meet next Tuesday afternoon, April
6, at 3 p.m. in the small Berquist
Hall.

Mr. J. H. Mitchell, secretary
the Alpine Club of Canada, has re-
turned after spending a holiday in
California.

Mrs. Anstey and family, of Vic-
toria, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Shmister, Third street, over the holi-
day season.

Mr. and Mrs. Horth, of Lilloet,
are expected today to spend the Eas-
ter holidage@with Mr. and Mrs. S.
Roberts.

Settlement Board, passed through
Sidney last Tuesday on his way to
Salt Spring Island.

The S. S. Spray, Capt. Matheson,
of Vietoria, was in port Tuesday to
clear for Vancouver after. delivering
a cargo to James Island. mae

Mr. and Mrs. G. Mitchell, of Van-
couver, are on a short visit to Mr.
and Mrs. F. Clanton. Mrs. Mitchell
is a sister of Mrs. Clanton.

Mr. V. G. Field, manager of tne
Sidney branch of the Merchants
Bank of Canada, will shortly leave
on a holiday trip.

ily recovering from his severe cold,
and we hope to have our young as-
sistant back on the job shortly.

Mr. W. H. Dawes, of the staff of
the Sidney Trading Company was
confined to the hotise during the

week suffering from bghrdlahorails!

Capt. Shadford, of Victoria, ac-
companied by Messrs. J. Mitchell, E.
C. Hepburn and H. T. McDonald,

Parker Island during the week.

Mrs. Wesley Cowell and Mrs. J.
Harrison leave on this afternoon's
boat for Vancouver where they will
spend the Easter holidays with Mrs.
Cowell's parents, Major and Mrs.
Edge. °

Mr. W. F. Frost, of W. J. Pendray
& Sons, called on the patrons of his
company last Tuesday. Mr. W. M.

Lawrence, of the British-American
Paint Company, accompanied Mr.
Frost.

LACROSSE LEAGUE MERTING.

President Ed. Christopher, af the
Victoria and Island Intermediate
Lacrosse League recently notified
the secretary of the Sidney Athletic
Association that in the very neay fu-
ture a meeting of that body will take
place when Sidney will be duly noti-
fled to have delegates present. .

PREPARING GROUNDS.

'
The War Memorial-Park grounds

are being prepared for the coniing
season The area has been ploughed
and posts are being put in. sBe-
fore this work is completed the whole
oproperty will be fenced, and a grand

stand will be erected

Se |

FOOTBALL GAME, *)

\

The football teams lined up
folfowsa in their game last nena
"Sidney: }
Saanich Rhoder, goal, Ed Now-

man, Ro Cheater, backs; G. LAnqulat

On
at

W Chester, halves, Lynn (gaptain).
“LT Wull, @ Mateolm, (¢. Rylanda,
Jackson, Flinton, forwards.

Sidney  Crosawell, goal; Tester,
“Gehrke, backs; A Pelky, M. c-
| Clure, kK Norton (captain); Cr@as-
jley, Cowell, Nash, Ib) Thomas, § J-
| Booth, forwards

Referecs,
' Boweotl

Wlackpurn and F,

Our atviish spring Stationery ! Is

no tn Lesage, the druggist t
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Bicycles at $55.0

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| A Great Game |

(By ,Sporticus.;

The outdoor athletic season
opened on Sunday last when a team
representing Sidney tackled the

Mr. Nunn, of the staff of the sia

{wife would not let him away to play

1
Mr. A. H. Spurr, of the Soldiers’

Master Moran Brethour is stead- |

world-renowned ‘Saanich Rovers.
Despite cloudy weather, muddy field
and meagre attendance every one
present, audience, players and offi-
cials, had ‘a whale of a time.” Be-
ing the opening game of the season
Sidney was very anxious to win and
Manager Geo. Sutherland had made
@rrangements to field the following
team: Goal, ‘“‘Gunboat’’ Smith;
| back, Jim Jeffries, Jack Johnson;
‘halfs, Bombadler Wells, Joe Becket,
‘ Bandsman ‘Blake; forwards, Jimmy
‘Wilde, Freddy Welsh, Georger Car-
| pentier, Jack Dempstey, Eugene
| Brosseau, but unfortunately, “Gun-

O. D. E., will poat’ couldn’t get away; Jim Jeffries $

‘had rheumatism, and Jack Johnson
had a ‘bull’ fight on in Mexico.
/while the half-back line, Messrs

Wells, Beckett and Blake were on a
rlttle trip to Scotland where’ they
| went to pay their respects to natives
Jimmy Wilde wired his regrets that
he couldn't come owing to the fact
that he expected to have another
“tag day’’ with another of those
| american bantams. Freddy Welsh
| wouldn't play on Sunday; Carpetier’s

with our “roughnecks,”” while Jack
Dempsey has a particular engage-
ment with Uncle Sam, and Brosseau,
;not exactly missing the train, ay-!
rived at the station a few minutes
‘after the train had left.

; AN these disappointments would |
‘have taken the sand out of anyone
| but Manager Sutherland, who ‘‘just
‘drew himself up,’ gritted his teeth
‘and grabbed a 12x12, 20 ft. long,
‘and loaded it one of the cars him-
i self. ‘Be hurriedly made arrange-
| ments to pick up a team to meet tie |
\formidable Saanich club, whom ad-
| vance reports indicated to be a com- |
‘bination of Aston Villa and Queen's
| Rangers of Glasgow. This was de-
‘nied later. George got a bunch to

uphold Sidney’s fair name. He
gathered them from the _ by-ways
‘and the slums and the hills, and

| when he got them at the grounds
,they presented a great spectacle
, Croswell Joe came from Nanaimo to
, play goal, while the world-renowned
young lacrosse’ player Johnnie
Gehrke and Pete Tester (who has
one foot in the grave, the other be-
ing fairly good) played back, while
‘the young Hon tamers Everett Nor-
ton, Mike McClure and Albert Pelky
filled the half-back line. The for-
wards were ‘‘Jack’’ Booth (who just
missed getting his: International by

passed through Sidney en route ta six miles), Wes. Cowell, who was a

great footballer fifty years ago
Nash, who played centre and wa3 of
great ewervice to his club; Baptiste
iThomas, an all-round athlete, whe
played a horse of a gamg, and Wal-
ter Crossley, who did wondePs for
his club by kicking with all his fee'
at once.

I won't say much about the gam:
itself, the score being 4-6 in favor
of the visitors, but Manager Suthe:
land {is quite optimistic, and is of the
opinion that with about twenty years’ '
assiduous practice his team would
be quite able to wipe out their de
feat. “Sporticus’’ is not wel
enough acquainted with the ‘Rovers’
‘to delve into their personai canara:
ter, but gives them credit of bein
a well-balanced, aggressive tean
with a good combination and no’,
nearly as “yellow’’ as thelr aweat:|
ers. In fact, they were a fine look-
ing lot of young men, particularts
when they were walking backward
There were two referees for the
game, and as they were both O. B
U. they only worked a “six-hour”
ehift each. Messra. K Blackburn
and F. W. Bowcott, each of them be-
ing a Hittle worse than the other
However, In spite of the excitement
of the game everyone was home and
in bed before midnigas
| . SPORTICUS |

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St, Vietorts
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MISS MUNRO, MILLINERY .

725 Yates St., Victoria
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED SHAPES.

Novelties New Every Day.

Children's Sewing a Spectalty MAY COWELL

PLAIN AND FANCY

| | Dressmaking

Commenced Monday, March 22

Next Door to the “Flying Line’ Motor Stage Waiting Room,
Beacon Avenue, Sidney, B.C.

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Use the following very economical substitutes

NO. § CANNED CORN, 5 ting for

a $1.00
NO. FE CANNED TOMATOKS, 5 tina for $1.00
NO. § CANNED BEANS, 5 tins for 1.00
NO. tf JAPAN RICK, 6 Iba. for $1.00
DRIED GQREEN PRAS, finest quality, 0 Ibs. for 81.00
ASHCROFT WHITH BEANS, Anest quality, 9 lbs. for... 91.00
FINEST CALIFORNIA BROAD BEANS, 6 Ibs. for 81.00
FINEST BROWN BEANS, 9 Ibs. for $1.00

Have you tried our QOLD SKAL BRAND TEAS AND COFFEES?
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Departmental Store

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