: FOR RENT—Cabins, from $10. 00.

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Thursday, Jan. 15th, 1931.

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MASON’S EXCHANGE — GLASS, . Rn

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plumber and electrician, used fur-;
niture, stoves,

roofs repaired, !
tarred, painting.

"Phone 109,

PEDIGREE FORMS — Suitable for
horses, cattle, sheep, poultry, rab-
bits, etce., neatly printed on good |
bond paper, size 8% x11 inches, :
sent to you, postpaid, at the fol-
lowing prices: 12 for 25c; 27 for
50c, and 60 for $1.00. Review, !
Sidney, B.C.

ROOFS Repaired, Tarred, Shingled,
Painting, Kalsomining. *Phone 140.

TURKEYS—-Breeding stock for sale.
Hardy and prolific. Hens, $4.00: '
toms, $5.00.
Washington, B.C.

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HERE IS A BARGAIN IN NOTE.!
PAPER—100 sheets of bond paper
(5%2x8%%) with 100 envelopes to,

match, with your name and address | SOCIAL SUPPER — North Saanich i

printed neatly in blue on both, for j
only one dollar, postpaid, to any |
address in Canada. Order yours!
without delay. Tell your friends.

We have filled orders for this same
quality notepaper from the Queen
Charlotte Islands in the west to
Newfoundland in the east, and our
volume of business in this line has
grown to the point where we have

one fast press devoted exclusively
to the printing of notepaper and
envelopes. Review, Sidney, B.C.

STEWART MONUMENTAL WORKS
LTD. Write: us for prices vefore
purchasing elsewhere. 1401 May
Street, Victoria. Alex. Stewart,
manager.

RUBBER STAMPS — When-in need
of a:rubber stamp, pad or ink,
order’ through the’ Review. We

: have made arrangements for a fast.

* service in this. connection. : Many
' different styles to choose from.
-Drop-in at the Review Office and
“make your selection.

a BAZAN BAY. BRICK AND TILE

“Phone Sidney 9Y. _

Light, -fuel® and’: water’ Supplied.
Sidney ‘Hotel,

_- MeINTYRE CHECKER BOARDS —

“A new patentea board that makes
the game. of checkers different.
The only ‘radical: change ‘in design
‘of board made in’ thousands of
“years. Each player uses 14 men,
instead: of 12 as on the:old board;
there are no double corners, but a
zone in the centre of the. board
gives, the same amount of protec-
tion as the double corner on the
old board. Boards sent to any ad-
dress: in Canada, postpaid, size 17
x17, neatly bound, not including
checkers, for $1.00; size 12%x
12%, nicely bound, not including
checkers, for 50c; or we have a
. nicely printed copy of this new
game on strong red cctored heavy
paper, with checkers printed on
the same material that can be cut
out for playing the game; a won-
derful pastime for bright children,
and they have the fun of cutting
out the checkers-—and tne cost is
only 1be per board. Review, Sid-
ney, B.C.

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” WANTED — Clean: cotton rags, at

least:-18 inches:square, for washing ;
up our presses, .:We sill pay 20¢ |
per pound. Here is a chance for
smart boys and girla to eash in on
the rag pile, Review Oflee,

neemomeennaiveynaronessereeues dmtioe atonnt imminent erin tinea eet tr meter gan emtentimt te

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TERMS: Cash in advance, unless you have a regular Extract from the —Nor’-West
Classified Ads may be sent in or ’phoned in up till Farmer & Farm & Home:
each succeeding issue. The earlier the better for us. Walter Norbury, McAuley. Man.

{|who had the only Manitoba Jersey
—~——~) Jexhibit at the Royal Winter Fair, sold

old, to Alex. Fasken, Mississouguay
Road, Toronto, Ont.
;a daughter of Mr. Norbury’s well
bred herd sire, Glamorgan Come
Son.”

Mr. Walter Norbury is the
of Mr. Dudley Norbury. Henry
well-known Sidney resident.

father
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;Saanichton, is delivering a lecture
!during the series of short courses at
ithe University of British
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day) Jan. 15th, Deep Cove Hall.
Five piece orchestra. Dancing §
to 2. Admission 75c, including |
supper.

of the focal
is enjoying a two
During his absence

Ken Shepherd,
Montreal,
weeks’ vacation.

J. N. Waugh, Port | TEA— Wednesday, Jan. 2ist, at the |Mr. Percy Wilson is taking his place.

home of Mrs. McNeil, Roberts’ | Mr. Monte Taylor. Winnipes.

of

Bay. Auspices of Ladies’ Aid of | Manitoba, is visiting here as the guest
United Church. From 8 to 5,:0f Mr. and Mrs. Hagh J. Meintyre.
Tea, 25c. lThird Street.

The monthly meeting of the S
| Andrew's
‘the Women's Auxiliary will
iplace at the home of Mrs.
Brethour on Wednesday, Jan.
at 2:80.

Mr. Walter Jones, assistant pathol-
ogist at the Plant Pathology Labora-
tory, Saanichton, left last week for
his home in Wales. He will visit the

Saint

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Stanley
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Service Club — Thursday, Janu-
ary 29th. Admission 50c.

SEVENTH
ANNUAL DINNER — January 30.

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?7 p.m., at Masonic Temple, Saan-
ichton. Tickets, $1.00.

FANCY DRESS BALL—of the Deep | University of California at Berkeley,

THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS

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January ‘18th—2nd Sunday after the |
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FOR: ‘SALE—? Northern: Spies, Kings, | .

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Fulford Harbour—
Burgoyne. United Church—

Pender Island United, Church—

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The Stove ve a Exchange {|

For new and used ranges, heat.
ers, boilers, pipe nnd fittings.
’ Parts for most makes of ranges.
Keatora -relined and: new case
ings. “Bathroom supplies, Pipe
fitting in all branches, All work
guaranteed, Prices reasonable,

BaF Store open evenings Ba

D. CRAIG

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William..Allen.
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Cove Social Club—in their hall cn |and in New York en route.

January 380th. Invitations from} The many friends of Mr. E. 1. Me-
and member of the club. Excellent | Kenzie will be glad to know that he
prizes for many costumes. Threc-|has returned home from Rest Haven
piece orchestra. much improved in health.

The Imperial Service Station at
the corner of Beacon Avenue and
Second Street has recently: changed
hands. Mr. George Gray,. of Vic-
oe has purchased the business

of Mount Newton Lodge, No. 89,
A.F. & A.M., will hold their annual
ball in the Agricultural Hall, Saan-
ichton, on Friday, February 6th,

with Ozard’s orchestra in -attend- |.
ance.

on.

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“Sunday: School
Divine Service—1i -a:m

Sidney,’ Ste ‘Paul 3.

: Sunday: School—9 45. ‘am
. Divine Service——7:80:p.m.: :
“Y.P.S.---Every Tuesday at ce p. m.

Salt Spring Island — Pastor: Rev.) {

Sunday School—10: 30 4 am.
Adult Bible Class—11:15 a.m,
Public Worship—?7 :30 p.m,

Public Worship—2:30 p p.m. °

anada is”: sold on

Mike.”
Public Worship—11 ’ a.m,

Hope Bay--11l a.m.

CATHOLIC

Sunday, January’ 18th
West Saanich—-:00,
Sidney—-10 545.

SIDNEY GOSPEL HALL
Sunday, January 18th
Come tu the Gusjeel meeting Sun-
day at 8 pam. and at 7:80 nt Sidney
Gospel Yall,
Children's Service from 7:80) to
dos every Wednesday. Al Welcome,

The

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Christian Missionary Alliance, will |
give.a. Gospel service tonight. (Thurs. 4
day) at. 7330 o'clock pt Biiney Gammel |
Hall, : |
MT. NEWTON SUNDAY SCHOOL |
Sunday, eee 18th |

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one of his good heifers, Sunnyvaie :
Royal Blossom, a promising two-year- !
iof the
This heifer was;
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Dr. Wm. Newton. plant pathologist |
Laberaters. :

Columbia | ;

“Melody

» Every Monday | night when ‘you,
tune in on your radio this-is- the:
Benial old soul who delights you
and whose popularity-across the

that mare than 14,000 fan Jetter:
of praise and congratiation have
been received. in a month by the

probably be uaed to Inther the faces of
emporla, ,
Tha badgers ure good C anndians, raised in Alberta sD

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ewenk twice a day, at lunch and dinner, kenp them >.
doultlaas
their enjay ment of the long journey on the Canadian
Vdmotten to Maéntreal.
Prealiart 8 How quate daplugee in whe best

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lunch before being taken by phe CLP aR.

being whetched, “Tye hind my duncty

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a. pare vat. a tt Bouveiford, “What de yey want Pg ne
8c a. Loaf or 14 with me saya Mabel, ak sheawan

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Tact. Nothing more tor publeation,:
this jaothe end af my tale.

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Silver Tea
Preparations are now nearly com-
plete for the silver tea being put on
by the members of the Ladies’ Aid of
the heme of
on Wednesday,
January 2ist. An enjoyable after-

noon has been arranged and no
'doubt there will be many interested '

MeéNeil,

‘I friends present,

from Mr. A. Stacey.

Word was reveived here this week
death of Mr. W. Boyd at
Courtenay. Mr. Boyd was living with
Rankin, form-
erly of the Sidney Bakery here. He:
lived with her here on several oc-
Seasions for mony menths ata time. .
Sympathy ix extended te Mrs. Rankin
ino her beresvement.

Dr. Leiske.
tal, gave

ar Rest Haven Llaspi-
nowMest interesting talk on

A Service For Every

Family Need

and Holy Trinity hranch OL,

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huge fan mail is doubling -and at
the. ond of November 970 letters °
came incon one day, “The opinion:
of radio: fang tis borné out. by tha
views of radio station, authoriiles
tl--most difficult of men ‘to con-

i |vince--who state that In ther
considered opinion, this feainre ts ~
with one exreption the most. pop}
~tnlar radio offering an the air tos
-fday. Romember too hat artists,
presentation, and radio outfit are
wl-Canadian.

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and Sheérix Rrocky, of Badgerville, Subterrane

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Tnesday evening.
will be the speaker
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7 “ zo ——_—_—__
at the usual meet ‘am STOP AT THE ]
Dominion Hotel, Victoria
Yates St. Stephen Jones
200 ROOMS,.100 WITH BATH.

Rooms without. bath $1.50 and up,
{ with sath $8.00 and-up.

memes ee seerrtere neice dees weet

Dr. Wm. Newton
at the next meet-
on Tuesday. dan.
in Westley Hall. A cordial in-

at this meeting.

\T ry the
LOCAL BEAUTY PARLOR
for Marcelling, Curling, Shingling,

Scalp Treatments.

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FOR THESE COLD
AND GETTING-
COLDER DAYS

“Yt feel it is particularly ap-
propriate at this time to express
; my long-felt appreciation of the
| service | receive from your long-
distance operators,” a Nanaimo
businces man recently wrote.

“Often leng-distance — calls
come fer me at Nanaimo while
lam away,” he said. No matter
where }- am located: your Jong-
distance operators . invariably
find me and put me in touch with
the person calling in the very
shortest time. I sincerely appre-
ciate this service and .think it
only right that I should draw
‘this to your attention.”

TURNS COLD
CORNERS
INTO COZY
CORNERS!

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electric ight or base-
board outlet.

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MEATS, FISH, VEGETABLES,
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PRONE, 9 women eee nt ~ SIDNEY, R. C. i

Party Frocks of crepe-back satin and taffeta,
designed on long lines with belted waistline.
Shown in pastel shades. Smart styles for
Misses. Sizes 14 to 20. Reduced to scll

Party and Evening F rocks of crepe de Chine
and moire, They have tightly-fitted bodices, “Mi”
belted -waistlines and long, full skirts. All
shades, including black. Sizes” V4: ‘to 20,
Reduced to sell for Si = ein

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