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~ SAANICH PENINSULA and
GULF TSLANDS REVIEW
" Bstablished. 1912

Hugh J. Mcintyre, Editor and
‘Publisher.

"Elizabeth G. Mcintyre, Associate.
oo .  Aditor,
-*Phones: Day, 28; Night, 27. -

Published | every Wednesday: at:
7 Sidney, Vancouver Island, B.C.

“ Direct from England ”

New. British-made. Coats
Silk.and. Wool Dresses

; ‘Shetland, Twin. Sweater Sets
~ Wool Skirts, ° Plain, Plaid.-

ws “THE BEST FOR. LESS” .

~ SIDNEY, V.L, B.C., Dee. 16, 1942
= — victoria, *Phone GS 7332

TAVERN

SIDNEY

Finest Eating House on Vancouver Island

R IAN'S MEWS:
STORE

where you get

* Quality and
Selection

| BRUSH and COMB SETS—

sets cevemencuconercarscsencccns nn

: “The largest Men's s Stock - in Town — Many novelties for
4 ; - Christmas buying

H. DORMAN. | LTD.

1328 1 Douglas | Street

Courses leading to’ High School Graduation:

3. Courses leading: to Senior Matriculation. *

4. Courses. selected for. the purpose. of personal
_improvement. * -

“5 ' Vocational : “courses dealing - with Technical
subjects. ;

All regular gtiideats wishing. ‘to. “soniplete. High a7
“School. Graduation, University. Entrance and -
Senior. Matriculation Courses. and who are able
to; ‘produce. a: final: statement to the effect that
they have obtained satisfactory standing: i in: the.

“2 work: of - she: ; Previous, grades. are eligible: for:
: -,enrolment.

Students will be promoted from, grade to grade »
“at. any ‘time during the year: ‘on the completion
‘of the required work and on passing such tests
as are provided. throughout the course, ,

” High, School courses embrace the standard list
“2 OF: subjects - including Shorthand, ‘l'yping,
Journalism and Business English. In order to
permit all stuaents ot the rrovince to have the
- advantage otf a wide range ot. optional courses
students living within three mies of a High
“School having less. than tive teachers may take
three High. School Correspondence Courses.

“Provision i is also. made for special students, that:
By S ‘those ‘who’ are ‘not preparing for regular
“High School promotion ‘and advanced examina- .
“tions, ‘There is no age limit for this division and
adults may. apply. a

“Students gainfully employed May tale courses.
in a wide range of ‘lechnical subjects which
“dinelude’ Mechanical - ‘Drawing, Sheet Metal
2 : Werle Steam Engineering, Diesel. Knginecring,.
Electricity, | ‘Radio, Aviation, | Commercial: Art,
Industrial Mathematics, ' i

, “Ati is possible to enroll at’ any. time and students.
are allowed to ‘send in work during the vacation

_,enee ‘students... There is also an advisory staff of

—-ennnot be handled by’ the permanent. staff.

“When the gradings of the students’ papers have
“been recorded in the ledgers of the Correspond-
ence High School the corrected papers are
wvelurned to the students at once,

‘Absence from school for n fow years should not

ing. cither. as.a- full time or part time. student,

forms apply to the Director ‘of High School
fore eee oe ‘Instruction,
= education; Victoria, B. c. ;

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| PAGE Two

“PICCADILLY SHOPPE |

| Distinctive Ladies’ Wear |

1105 Government St., Cor. Fort :

GLOVES—
From wo sbennseceeecre 1.75 to 16.50 Unlined or lined. .1.50 to 4.50
a NECKWEAR— HANDKERCHIEFS—
: ' All. boxed ..0...2.... 50¢ to 2.00 Initials or plain .... 15¢ to 75c
: ~ SHIRTS— : SMOKING COATS—
-, Newest patterns 2.00 to 5.50 From ............---- 6.50 to 15.00
: SUSPENDERS and GARTER
MUFFLERS SETS—
AL Wools. or silks. =..1.00 to 5.50 From .....----..--.--: 1.50 to 2.50
~ SOxX— : OVERCOATS—
e . Here * we shine. ----50¢ to 2. 50 From ............ 25.00 to 45.00
"DRESSING GOWNS— ‘| SUITS— :
Wools ‘or ‘silks....3. 95 to. 25 5.06

From ............ 25.00 to 45.00

@0F~ MILITARY, NAVAL OR -AIR FORCE OUTFITS = |

Disnken B.C.

“months if they wish to doso. A permanent staff
‘of: eight ‘trained and” experienced: instructors: :
“supervise the: papers submitted by Correspond-:—

41 part time instructors who do any worl which —

_ deter any. young man: or woman: from. rogister- -

_, Adults who wish to work on vocational subjects _

~ and: find that they need to: bring up their stand- —
ding on: special ‘subjects’ such as. English: and | -

“ Mathematics can study these subjects under the)»
“direction of | the -elementary correspondence |: - |:
|... school while worlting on the Vocational courses, © |

| For further, information and for. application”

‘Department ~ of

i
eet tole ne Ut eh meee Al Mame WOH] OR

Courses preparatory to University entrance. | |

Since 1858 we have
specialized in the
merchandising

of high quality goods -

that could be depend-
ed upon to give our
customers the’ maxi-
mum in satisfaction.

During these 84 years ©

we have built up an
enviable reputation
for giving prompt,
courteous and efifici-
ent service. Due to
shortages in staff our
service is a little
slower than formerly
but still compares
favorably with that
of our competitors.
Why not test these
claims by calling at
our large, modern
store for your Christ-
mas requirements?

1881 ROGERS SILVER

A wide variety of attractive sets. -

PYREX WARE.

_The best in ‘modern .kitchenware.

ELECTRIC. KETTLES

They’re fast! They’re safe! They’re modern!Our large parking lot.

STANDING LAMPS
Styles for every use ‘and purpose.
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS

' Only a few sets on hand.
TOYS
A large selection of modern toys.
POCKET KNIVES
Just a few good knives left.
DOOR MATS
Highly colored. Modern. Attractive.
METAL WOODCARRIERS
Very good quality. Smart in appearance.
TOILET SETS
Beautiful colors. Good quality.
GLASSWARE
POTTERY GOODS
ENAMELLED WARE

Dozens of other articles from which. to
make your choice.

SIDNEY | SUPER SERVICE

Beacon at Third

_

eee :
e; GIVE HER

occasion. a

ORANGES
APPLES |

- MINCEMEAT

“A TERVO FROCK ant

- sented, by little’ Donna Mouat,

.. with a: bouquet of ‘mauve’ cactus
We have the fashions: of

‘the moment, to: wear. to:
dinner, for. dancing...
: and . for:. every daytime

‘Suggestions

‘CRANBERRIES :

CHRISTMAS CARDS AND. HOLLY
oa Cigars - — Cigarettes —

Sidney, B B.C. ———~ ’Phone 57

aa

TREE DECORATIONS

EXTRA TREE BULBS
_ .TAGS:— SEALS: -

GIFT ‘WRAPPING

Tobaccos “WE

~~ SAANICH PENINSULA AND- stiur tates ieviaw ee

WE DELIVER
Beacon at Third — 'Phone 181 — Sidney, B.C.

RAISER SAEED 5

BY OFFI C IA LL
Beginning Wedende, December 16th

—when

 toria’s. busiest: inter-

* shower, given at the home of. Mrs.

= into the room and its.contents: pre-.
“sented to the guest of honor by = =.
Donna’ Mouat; a high: basket, also, 9°
“2. in searlet'and.green and filled with 3
- ‘smaller gifts, centred . the wagon, |

> Mrs.” °O. Mouat, ‘in thanking. ‘her:

, ~ pleasure’: she: had: derived: fiom the:

My the’ ‘beautiful linen, which. ‘she “is *
, taking‘ to’ Trinidad, where: she. ‘wil
“make her: home’: during: her » chus-;
band’s ‘further! appointment: with:
ya corsage ‘bouquet, ‘of. pink: rosebuds.:

_-the Standard Oil: Company in the ;

—B- hostesses were assisted by Mrs. . Ry
* Laurie Mouat, Misses Hilery. Purdy. ~ OF
; and. Peggy: Mouat. +

8. Guild Of Sunshine
i Has Good Balance

sold as

Do you realize that
our store is. within
two blocks of Vic:
section? 2 However,
on. View. Street. pro-
vides our. customers
with ample free park-
ing space and greatly
reduces the _ traffic
problem. Why. not
use these facilities
when doing your
Christmas shopping?
Our four floors of
merchandise are very
well stocked with
goods that will please
all of your friends
when presented to
them at Christmas.
Call . tomorrow for
your Christmas re-
quirements.

HONORED

GANGES, Dec. 16.—In honor
of Mrs. Oliver Mouat, whose wed-
ding took place in Trinidad last
October, Mrs. Stuart Holmes and
Misses Anna and Mary Lees enter-
tained about 30 guests at a linen

Holmes, Ganges.
On arrival the bride was. pre-

chrysanthemums and: her mother- |
in-law, Mrs: W. M. Mouat, with a .

hostess: ‘and friends, expressed’ the:

shower..:and* her. appreciation’: of:

Filled’ ‘with’ lovely linen. gifts, an a

_ @xpress. wagon decorated -by Miss: AW
ce . Hilery Purdy in a-color scheme of
‘ie. scarlet and green: and artistically

arranged: with: holly, :was ‘wheeled’

Persiiin Gulf!
At the tea which followed, the

(Please : turn. to Page Three).

GANGES, Dec. 16.-—At a small” &
meeting held recently in Ganges kX
Inn, the various reports were
heard; the treasurer's showed a
balance of $113,338, all accounts
settled and arrangements regard.
ing Christmas gifts were left in
the hands of the executive.

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fluid milk for human consumption

MUST BE SOLD FOR 2c A QUART: LESS |

eh ae than the. legal retail price now. prevailing. ae
BE. SURE. You GET THE FULL BENEFIT OF THIS REDUCTION

DELICIOUS — cee?

"PHONE 2

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SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C, Wednesday, Decombor 16, 1942

‘TIT CAME
from

’ MALLEKS”

@

That’s: what scores of very:
happy ladies. will say after
Christmas when displaying or
wearing their Christmas Gifts.
And they will be ladies of all

ages and the most varying
tastes — BUT THEY WILL
ALL BE PLEASED. And if

some of you Mere men wonder
how we ¢an guarantee that—
we it’s just beeanse vou don’t
know Malleks as the ladies do,
So if ven want to give some-
thing altogether lovely, alte-
eether practical, altogether
SENSIBLE, come in and take
advantage of our intimate
knowledge of what vour lady
would like. Dresses for every
oeeasion. Evening Gowns. Din-

ner Gowns, Furs and Fue
Coats, newly-arrived Harris

Tweed Coats and Fur-trimmed
Coats, and the smartest of
smart Suits. And when thev
sav “Tt Came From Malleks”’
thev’ll be proud of your judg-
ment, too.

SNOWBALL FROLIC

Ja aid of Solarium, Empress Hotel,
Tuesday, Dec. 29:

COATS
FURS. SUITS:
1212 DOUGLAS ST

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Christmas Baking |

CHRISTMAS. CAKES.
PLUM. PUDDING
MINCE. PIES ‘and PATTIES:

SCOTCH SHORT BREAD -
And OUR SPECIAL

. CHRISTMAS BREAKFAST
. ROLL (They’re great!)

SILVERGREY BAKERY

Quality Assured

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