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that delicious and lasting: flavor. to: cakes which so many Extracts
fail to sive. = does not cook out. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS.

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you can tecosnize the new —

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tnagaificent construction ‘and
by the gold stripe that stands
out against the ebony black

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“ain making; more vopratnblon to 1 grown and mamerows attias
line’ of: ‘endeavor: increased, s a iM

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SIN BRITISH COLUMBIA: Vegetable, Smlery Asparagus, Ox Pall,
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B.C. SUGAR: 100; pounds fare bt Sbapndtdess iO G0

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for June is as follows:

Donations-—Mr. I: Hailey, fish; Mr.
Goodrich. cream, fish, cream, cream;
Mr.
4 | tables;
vegetables, cream, vegetables; Mrs.

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SATURDAY SOCIAL EVENING :

[ming held ‘July Sth, the usual pro-

high score for the. evening

tween the Hustlers:and the
Club team was played on Saturday,
resulting in a-win. for. the Service
Club, after which ane visiting team
were. entertained. :

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gathered “at. ‘the. school grounds “on

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Saanich Peninsula and Gulf Islands Review

"Y JUNER REPORT OF

GULF HOSPITAL)

GANGES, July 10. -— The Laity
nto. .Gulf Islands Hospital | report

Beddis, fisn; Mr.
Mr. Burkitt,

Horel, vege-
cream, eggs, |

tchell, flowers; Mr. E. Walters,
iwberrics: Mrs. Borradaile, flow-

W | Ors.

Patients admitted during June, 4;
tients carried forward from May,
; deaths, 0; still in hospital,
total number of hospital days, 90.

TIT - BITS from the {| |
NORTH SAANICH |
SERVICE CLUB!

4

At.the usual :Saturday vsocial--eve-

essive” 500. was played: at’ nine
bles, resulting: in. the. prizes -being :

. awarded to Mrs. Smethurst and Mr.
John Lawson, junior.

The second half of the
urnament was played off

cribbage |
and the |
won by!
Hill and Mr. George Clark, :

The highest aggregate score!

rs.
nior,

for the tournament was attained by |

r. George Clark, who therefore |

holds the Cribbage Challenge Cup |
for the: ensuing year.

An. exhibition softball are be-
Service

‘SWIMMING RACE
The annual swimming races held

last: Sunday’ morning, July 6th, hav-
ing been postponed ‘from . Saturday |
evening.-owing to-weather and : tide
Sonditions, resulted as follows:

Girls’ - » 50- -yard came —,: Agnes

Boys’ ‘50-yard dash—Roy. Tutte. .

athleen ; Buckman. '

“JUMPING. ‘COMPETITION.
- Contestants for the jumping: ev ‘ents

nd° varied stock ‘of: new:

‘and used’ HEATERS and:COOK |

STOVES... “Prices “from:.$5.00-.
‘Brings your ° Fold: heaters: and: get’:
them. made-Lke’ new, good job’
Suaranteod;:” Prices: -reasonable,..
* PIPEFITTING“ IN ALL. ATS ©

- ‘BRANCHES: ; “

D. CRAIG -

‘PHONE 66 — SIDNEY, B.C. (

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Salmon,
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WALNUTS, CHERRIES
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Quality"

SIDNEY BAKERY

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“Boys’ and: Girls’. ‘Joint. handicap - —)..

£ Valley, the comparatively: new: field
th. es

| each of, 160 ~acres,”!

~ eastern Canada,
“milus, and’ including .a visit® to: tha’:

yo Par

a Mastiokent on thi ‘

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“J think that the Increase dn uae
employment clias  stapped. in the
United States and that by the time
the’ Fall comes around, things walt
be much. better,” deciared Vrofes-
sor Leo Wolmen, of Boston, inter- .

viewed abourd S.S. Empress of
Australia, on his way to the In-
ternational Wage Conference at

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Thursday, July 10th, 1930..

ye

tend the
associated Boards of Trade of Van-
couver Island, being held at Courte-
nay, as delegates from

Be

of

and Mrs..

Geneva. ‘The worst has pussed,” |
he added, “and things are loosing

brighter again.”

Canada's new championship golf
course, the Royal York of Toronto,
was opened officially May 19, in the
presence of a distinguished gather.
ing of golfers and Canadian Pacific
and civic officials. George 5.
taen, Grand‘ Old: Man of ini aarp
» Grave the, first bail, and da ler

wees

oxcellencies, ‘Lord and Lady
ene The cagurse is in. connce-
tion with the Royal York Motel

and ‘will. be at the disposal of
‘guests. |. ;
We R. MacInnes, vice-president

in charge. of. traffic, Canadian “Pa-
cific Railway, since 1918, and after
45 years’ service with the compuny, -
retires May 31 at his own. request,
and will be succeeded by George
Stephen, at present freight traffic
manager. In : announcing’ the
change, E. W. Beatty, chairman and
president of the railway, said:—
“Mr. MacInnes. has. been in the
company’s service for forty-five
years and has discharged his ex-
acting’ duties.as freight traffic man-

ager and as vice-president in charge

of traffic with: -conspicuous ability
and loyalty. to the company’s inter-
ests. - By his retirement the com-
pany loses one of. its ablest:.and
most neepectedt officers.” oo,

More than four: hundred varieties’

_of apples have ‘been originated. at ~

the Canadian Government Centra),
Experimental Farm at Ottawa with-
in’ the:-Jast..35.-years. As . thou=:

|. sands. of seedlings have fruited, the

‘apples: have. been tested: and. the ;
-best of them-named and pereeiat i
ed for: future. production. . ;

‘Five. years’ azo: ‘the total catpat

: ats of: -petroleum-in ‘Alberta’:was 168,-"

643: ‘barrels; : last: “year. it rose: to'°

£999,152 -barréls,. of which. 981,221 |
i barrels: came’: -from ).the * Turner
riday. evening. The.xesults were: as ;

: follows: ; : ;

‘The demand for .quarter. ‘sections

stead. lands. in. Wes

‘eovering. |

Toronto Exhibition, world’s great-

est annual fair: will De canducled ©

from the Maritimes by Professer I. .
L. -Stewart,° of.-Dalhousle -Unlver-
sity, next August. Tha tour
‘which will take “in most of the
points and cities of Interest in’ the
territory will be over the Unee ne
the Qanadian Puaaifie, Domfoton
Atlantic and Quehee Central iail-

ways and by Canada Steamships—

Tana.

Six of the Canadian

y Nova. Sceotlay Now Brunawdek. Que,

4. he Manitoba Alhertavnnd DAvush-
(oe Colom bhvehave takon advantage ofr t

qty

ssthesParme ]oan :
-Dominfon.,

Aah nt 4
: fovernment
erdity 14 -
Sirners.

“extaniled ta’,

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etamessariiinorere

Cava leads tw ihe followin

“the ward: hydra newer develope
ment pero aypitiy eltta:
wor capitan the: amplros” world
lavpest’ inland part. er Montroul:
levee BR Jargort smeltor: af: its Iind
“rath Bel; and dargest. singles «
unit eral clovater In the Wwerld,

LADIES!

* Aritetieally

the dine-at © that” ni

-Roncon Avenue; Sidney.
(Nene. Post. OMe).

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reé. homes <{
; rn Canada,”
“given: ‘by: the: Canadian’ ‘Government ye
' tosettlers, ‘continues to increase.
‘| onthe :first::three: months:of «this
7 ye ar there were. 2564 ventric: regis

9300."

provinces,“

ides. which long tern, montane.
Comudian +
At ie end. of, last Mareh
eae ‘To WMeototial amount: ar: Hye ca

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Your. Dainty. Shoes can be
Repaired Re-
modeled or Dyed any color
“axeapt Part eowe draw!
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SLOAN'S, ‘SHOE, HOSPITAL |

Bay opened on July 2nd and will con-
tinue until August 29th.

is

; Collegiate School and under the di-

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to

ney Hotel over the 4th of July.

Mr. ‘Sparling -and:, Mr. ‘Lyle . ine
sterday morning by motor to ‘at-
annual convention of the

and’ Miss Clarke, of Winnipeg. .
All citizens of Sidney interested in _
school affairs are invited to be pres-

ent at the annual school meeting. in

the Sidney the school at 7:30 o’clock Saturday

vard of Trade. a Holdridge left T
Mr. and Mrs. Lopthien and family,| 4.7 p> (Ona 7 Olenidge “ert on 2 ues-
Port Angeles, are guests of Mr. dey to spend a few days with rela-

tives in Victoria.

Mrs. John “L. Dolene and baby
daughter, of Seattle, Wash., are vis-
iting here for a week as the guest of
Mrs. Dolenc’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Matthews, Third Street.

Mrs. Connor, of Seattle, was the
weekend visitor of her daughter, Mrs.
R. Fike, also Mr. A. Bennett, from
Seattle, brother of Mrs. Fike.

W. R. John, East Road.
The girls’ summer camp at Patricia

This camp
in affiliation with the Vancouver

ction of Mrs. B. M. Ruffell.
Mr.-Jack Green, of. Seattle, known
many here, was a guest at the Sid-

| Q fy A “basket” pienie will’ be held on

;__ Mr. R. Fike’s daughter, Mrs. Jack,,,/ : _ pien oe AeNe

| McDonald and.two children, of Port | Monday, July 21st, at Elk Lake, for ©
| Angeles, are spending a vacation the Sunday Schools of S. Andrew’s_
‘here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs, R.|9"d Holy Trinity Churches. Cars

Fike. will leave S. Andrew’ s Church at

-fand
i Park on Tuesday in) a ‘schedule. game
j for the Peck Challenge Cup, North
Saanich
argument. by a score of 18-2.°

ltr

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it

during thé absence of Mr. A. S. War-
render.

1:45.

Mr. A. Si: Warr cndes, of the, local
branch of. the -Bank’:of. Montreal,
spent several days in Vancouver this * °: °°
week, having gone to. attend the. ~
funeral of his brother-in-law, “Mro00 07"),
Bert Hewitt; Kingston Road, Van- >. =
couver, whose funeral took place’ yes- *
terday. Mrs, Warrender also went.
over to attend the funeral.

‘ _ “Tin of Gant =. | Results of examinations conducted
Mr. Herman. Lind, a Seattle, vis-ii, Victoria by the Associated Board
ed at his home here last week. of the Royal Academy of Musie and
Mrs. Ti. 0. Homewood and daugh-'the Royal College of Music in Lon- .

The “B’, teams ‘of North Saanich
Sidney. met at the Memorial.

having. the better of the

Mr. Johnson, of the Bank of Mon-
eal, Vietoria, “is’at the local bank

iter, Gwen, left. on Sunday for Van-' don were announced on Monday and

i couver, w
{couple of weeks
i tives.

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‘Wash., * where their. famous: Anti-4 js at resent enjoyin a three eeks’
Krust. Boiler Fluid is’, smanufactured | yacation, as j y .
+ftor the American’, “market.

tof the ‘Sidney Trading ‘Co. “Ltd, “is “Weekend at the: Home’ of:Mr: Deacon’s
[enjoying ‘a twos-weeks’ -vacation.

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pers ceapltay oh By grada “wheat
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Jast week
"| brother and sister-in-law,

Mrs. James King, on SEY cokeniires termediate « grade:
‘Farm.’

' been visiting at his home here: after Craig’ also . passed... in
his serious illness,
his duties
Co.’s: United States plant: at: Auburn,

. the we weekend as:the.guests: of Mr. and)
; irs. ;

Mr. :J.. ‘Bruce: Burton,’ “Vancouver, “North. Saanich: ‘girls’ steam’a bite

Mrs, : Work mike Traits Dr. J. (AY Use Oa who' it:

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here ‘they will. visit for a;success was:gained by the following

as the guests of rela- local artists:. Gertrude Straight at-
tained her L.A.B. degree: and.Kath- ....:-
Mr. and Mrs. 8. MeCheseny visited | leen’Lowe honors in:the intermediate ©’. -
with. “Mrs. McChesney’s: grade; both-are pupils of Mrs. Bur- ©:
Mr. and i don-Murphy; Margaret Critchley, in- _
(lower . ‘division )
and Gwen ‘Homewood, primary grade, ©
who has} both ‘pupils of Mrs.. Agnew;. Bella. .<
the. primary. ©:
oft Mrs; Be.

Mr. Everette Goddard,
-has returned to

erade: and: is” a> pupil.
S as-manager: of:Goddard’ &.

Deacon. =) |
Mr. A: ‘Deildal, Jord Hquor ‘vendor,

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~Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C: “Deacon, ' of

Miss:.Rosa .Matthews, -of the staff : Port: Townsend,’ visited over: th

parents, Mr: ‘and ‘Mrs.

ace Deacon,
Mrs. Shore and,son;. George, : spent “Craig Rowan. mF, :

- The. Sidney’ Zz

Ry Eike,: ‘Third Street.’ \ played | an:!exciting ©. not wi

isitedshere aura the: week. on busi- aI ‘Saanich Friday’ evening, and. ‘managed

to get: “the: ‘biggest: part: £:. a: (24-20
score. ike:

‘Re rguson, : 2and Miss "Gwen |;
« Miss. Mabe. |: Peel,” ac- a
sited: : this:

subscription
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OWS» : Mrs. Me Williams and: daughter,

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ventable: in other
words, they were due. simply: to
carelessness. Pressure of public
opinion: has gone far to elimi-
nate carelessness in other direc«
tions, but carelessness with fire
- is still vamazinely, Drevalent,