fe ATL mapa tl aia te Wattage eb ath Lo tat

Many Excellent Values
On Display

a Jays ---Thursday, Friday and
Saturday

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sighty years ‘the Library has been acquiring -
ar and near, books and documents which
have. to. do: ‘with. a’ much wider range of. study and
learning’ than’ ‘merely. legal: and: legislative ® sub-

‘includes, Lea the large Sion
“collection: islative is” necessary — fe

1. to. “every: ‘newspaper, a -
ae Province: ; An: in- | F

‘TIMES: : contotote thranahit the last ‘hundred: years.
Long files’ of some 150 periodicals’ provide refer-
nce. material: invaluable to. a. “research ‘library.

‘The prime ‘function’ of the Provincial Library i is to
yrovide : adequate, ‘comprehensive and up-to-date.
‘reference service for the. legislature which makes :
he laws,: and for the administration which. carries.
out the’ laws and attends to the public affairs of .
: the Province. In this respect’ the Provincial Library
is.second.to none in Canada, This, together with
he wide: collection’ of ‘books and ‘periodicals in
other fields, makes the Library one of the leading

: 7, Points of research. —

apes Iti is. one “of the most important of the many librar-
-» ies which belongs to the Pacific Northwest Biblio-
a graphic Centre, and: at whose headquarters are
“ Jisted: in' a. union catalog the resources of all: the
.. Important libraries in this area, and through which
a combined book collection, mounting to millions,

“ is.made available, through interlibrary loan, to
Serious, Students throughout ne Pacific Northwest.

oe The gscple: of. this’ Province’ | may’ well be proud

that: amongst other.of our. defences is to: be num-
“bered the demacratic arsonal of books i in the Pro-
neiet Library. Lae ;

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sach, Peas i in three sizes.

. A full line of Breakfast Cereals.

: _ eave special att ention,

‘NOW ONLY Te

sneaneitend

cana

PHONE. 17 OR. 18.

-.Borradaile’s .Camp,--
oye Steyens left: on. Saturday. for ‘Van:
ae couyer, Be ok oer

“at the. “Lady
- Hospital, ©
= reeently, a
22 who deft last” week: ‘for: eek
< Ame pee

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6 Canned Vegetables a are e Scarce. Red &

W wil s12%0° 1- Ih. Ning: —A Bi Introduction Special

87 per Tin

So we advise. ‘early shopping in: these lines; ”
4 Asparagus, Peas and Carrots, Baby: Beets,
' Baby Carrots, Beet Greens, Golden Ban-
tam Corn, Whole Baby Green Beans, Spin.

W e still have Canned Salmon at 15¢ a tin!
Ac nice assortment of FRESH BISCUITS!

Use your ‘phone and your orders will re-

ae nevenieonenninenite

MAZDA. LAMPS - _— 4h Bao 60 WATE BULBS

ALSO—

ALSO—

~ SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2:30

° “Rita: Hayworth, Victor Mature, 9f
» John Sutton, Carole Landis in °. 4

MY GAL SAL”

IN TECHNICOLOR
A 20th Century-Fox Picture

“SETTING THE PACE”

PP I I PPP

TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY Next J
AT 6:30 AND 8:30 RS
Walter Pidgeon and George Sanders in

“ MAN - HUNT ”
“FROZEN NORTH”

Fr rr re

“MY GAL SAL” at Ganges, Monday, 8 p.m.

QUALITY PRICES

| Sidney Gash and Garry-’Phone 91

Sincere Wishes for Faith and Courage
for the Year 1943 !

THE GIFT SHOPPE (Rosa Matthews), SIDNEY

China —- Stationery —- Babywear.

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Ganges Notes and Personals

(Continued from Page Two.)
Vancouver on Monday after spend-
ing two weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. O. Mohrman.

couver returned home - last. week °
after::a short: visit. to -his sister,
Mrs. R. D. Rush, Ganges. - E
G.
My.

After five months : cat: roe
'Ganges,.

Ganges,” ‘the: ‘post, until’
filled by-Miss. K. Bailey,’

ae ‘and Mt, R M. Pateareon’ ‘
“parents,, «Mre: ‘and - : Mrs. “Gu MS

Baker: of Ganges.

Miss Beatri¢a May feturied to
Victoria on Sunday ‘after. spending:
the New .Year holiday with her.
‘parents, ‘Mv,. and Mrs, F. Me May,
Ganges. : ;

“Mx. and Mrs. Oliver Mouat, at.
ter move, than a month’s visit to
the forme:’s parents,;My, and Mrs,
W. M. Mouat, Ganges, left last
week for New. York, from there
Mr. Mouat will-fly to the. Persian

Gulf ito resume his duties for an-™

other two.and a half years-with the

Standar d-Oil Company, After leave.

ing Now York, Mrs, Mouat will for
the ‘time being make. her home. at
Trinidad, .

Sapper. Arthur’ H, Holmes ar-
rived Just week from Chilliwack
and, accompanied by his wife, is
spending his leave at The Vicar-
age, Salt Spring Island, visiting
his parents, Archdeacon ‘and Mrs.
CG Eh. Wolmes.

LAG & CC, tlarms arrived on
Saturday at Ganges to spend a few
days with his parents, Mr, and Mrs,
DS. Harris,

LACS Clay © Muneaster, Don
Buehard, W. 1, Jones, all of the
RGA, retimed to Patricia Bay
on Saturday after sponding Now
Your's loave on Salt Spring, muesis
of My. and Mra, We TY. Burkitt, St,
Mary's Lake,

After tUhrea months it Gano,

hite

“Ganges, guests of Mr. and ‘Mrs: By ;
gs Oe “May.” : a

.' -toria; H. HL Mansell, North: Va
+] e Po eouver;
“Minto: Gulf, Taare

William’s «

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the guest of her parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Somerville, Mrs. Galbraith
left last week to rejoin her hus- ,
band, Petty Officer James Gal-

: braith, R.C.N.V.R., at Prince Ru-
R. P: Anderson of West Van- 7

pert.

Sunday after a‘few days visit. to.

Guests ‘registered ak: " Garigea
Inn: Rev... F..:V. Venables,” Vie-

Se Cooke: “and: brothe
Vancouver. : be ae

AB. Geoftr ey: Burkitt,-
(F. R.),>. returned.” last
Head after.

R. C. Ne
“week: ‘to’

Lake.

AW1 B. J. Hornby eneived' last“

“week. from’ Macleod, Alberta, to

spend five days’ leave with. her

parents, Mr. and Ms. W. Hornby, .

Ganges.

Miss E. Burke returned on Mon-
day to Ganges after two. weeks’
holiday in Vancouver, visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. Burke. —

Dr, and Mrs, Raymond,
Harbour
week,

Pilot

House, Ganges, last

Officer W. KE. Jones,

-RA.B., returned to Patrician Bay «

on Friday after a short visit to
Ganges Harbour, where he was the
puest of Mr, and Mrs, A. R. Price,

Mrs. &. Hammond King of Vic-
toria is spending the winter at
Vesuvius Lodge, the guest of her
daughter, Mys, D, Keith Wilson,

After two weeks at Ganges vis-
wing hor mother, Mrs, HH. A. Lees,
Miss Mary Lees returned, last
Tuesday, to Vaneouver, where sho
is on the nursing staf’ of St. Paul's
Hospital. ;

Mr, and Mra, MeTnnis of. Vies
lovin returned “home on Sunday
after spending some days at) Gan-
wos, visiting Mrs, MeTnnis' aiater,
Mrs, 1. HW, May,

“My Gal Sal” showing at. Rex,
Ganges, Monday, 6 pme—Advt.

“et

Floor Wax

LIQUID VENEER FOR YOUR FURNITURE IS THE
_ FINEST! Small sample bottle free for the asking!

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next door),. To

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‘To our regular customers:
the delivery of orders under $1 (even if we are stopping
avoid disappointment
orders early and muke AUPE they are aver bl,

O CEDAR POLISH AND MOPS —- In all sizes

Government Orders prohibit

phone your

‘PAY. your BLRCTRIC LIGHT ACCOUNT HERE |:

‘Doliveriony Pueietn Bay North, Tueaday, ‘Friday; Patil Bay South, Me'Favish Ra. ete, Wednesday, Saturday:

SIDNEY TRADING Ci

G. A, COCHRAN, Manager .

Mam iT er lie gy. “

preronmimerer es anata OAT ANT ARANNAN y nO plese _ ila Nt poli Hi lala van

. LTD.

SIDNEY, B. C.

; “spending: |
“short leave. with: his parents, .Mr.°:.
and Mrs. Ww. Tt, Burkitt, ti Mary’s

Vie-..
toria, were guests registered at -

SIDNEY AND
DISTRICT

(Continued from Page One)
_ Cross Society will be held.in: the

Farmers’ Pavilion, Experimental
Station, on Wednesday, Jan. 13,
at 8 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Tomkinson of New
Westminster spent the Christmas
holiday with Mrs. Tomkinson’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Coch-
ran.

Local patients this week at Rest
Haven are Mrs. Gosling and Frank
L. Godfrey.

The annual vestry meeting of
the parishioners of Holy Trinity.
Patricia Bay, including those of
St. Augustine’s, Deep Cove, will
be held on Friday, Jan. 15, at 3
p.m., in St. Augustine’s Hall, Deep
Cove. Parishioners please note
date and hour. ;

Sunday, Jan. 3, a daughter was
‘born to E. Robb of the R.C.A.F.
and Mrs. Robb at Rest Haven Hos-

pital.

Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cochran ar-
rived home at the first of the week
after spending Christmas and New
Year’s at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Cattell at Chilliwack.

The annual vestry: meeting of
the parishioners of St. Andrew’s
Church, Sidney, will be held this
Thursday, Jan. 7, at 7:30 p.m.
sharp in the Rectory, Third Street,
for the purpose’ of receiving and
passing the year’s accounts — of
appointing and -electing church-
wardens and church committee, lay
representatives to the Synod, ete.
All parishioners are urged to at-

- tend.

John R. Lopthien of Port An-
geles has returned home after vis-
iting with his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Storey, over the
holidays. He also visited at the
_ home ‘of his sister, Mrs. Joe John.

Set. and Mrs. Leslie Gibbons
and family spent Christmas in Sid-
ney .at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Cochran.

Gavin (,

- SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW,

Set. Gibbons was.
on leave from camp at Chilliwack:
and was visiting ‘with his family, .
“who reside in, . Victoria. :

Mrs. Fred Oliver and her a in
Gilbert. returned: to Victoria. on F

PERSONNEL OF LOCAL RATION BOARD

Chairman: Reeve Ff.

Members: A. W.
Mouat, Mrs. K. Warren, Mrs. BE. M. Yates

Hours of B usiness! 9 to 5 — Saturdays, 9 to 1

TERRITORY UNDER ADMINISTRATION:
Saanich Peninsula and Salt Spring Island

This Board hag hoon agtablshed to lacilitc’e tho seltlesnent or adjustment of
ihe ration problems ol people residing: in the disirict defined above.

Tho object jis to oneure that restrictions made nocessary by war aro: applied
with maximum: effectivenoss,. minimum inconvenience and equal fairness:
to all consumers and suppliors. The besic reason for all rationing I is. to aBBUYS a

a fair division of available supplios to everyone, : "

Sorving voluntarily on tho Board are local citizens roprosontative of tho people : i
of this district, and ‘ablo to bring an intimate knowledge of local ipanalitiona .
to this now wartime task,

At tho local Ration Board's offices you can got full information on all aspocts 8
of consumor rationing, and prompt adjustmont of special problems, such as— .
what fo do in the avont of loss or damage of your ration hook . . . whether
extra rations are allowed for special purposes... and othor matters announced
from time to lime,

Tahe full aduantage of thas doruice

established jor your conuenience

“Co. operate with vou fellow citizens who are aiving, thetr time

To All They Say

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Simister_
wish to express their sincere ‘appreciation to
their their
patronage during the past thirty years at |

DRY GOODS STORE}
‘The Little Shop with the Big Values”

many friends and customers for

They have planned to retire — yet. regret to
give up the constant contact with so many friends
and acquaintances.

Having disposed of their business to
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Thomas, on ee

well, known to the people of the district, they
respectfully solicit the of your
patronage in their behalf.

be

continuance

Mr. Simister will be in attendance at the shop
until Mr. and Mrs. Thomas are. familiar with
the various lines of merchandise carried.

The store where you. get

“for - your . wnioney

LOCAL MEAT MARKET.

Telephone 31 — Beacon at Fourth — Sidney, B.C. :

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C. Warren Secretary: A. D. Corker

CG. Oldfield, C. A. Michell,

Aylard,

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