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VARVADVTERERUREAREREEEELECEEDUEERCREUOETERERERETORUNTEETEDECEETETES

For Sale

CULL EUERUERERURAEAUEEBAEUTOEED

BONE DRY BUSH WoOoD -
Phone: Day G7X; night 12s8R.
A. McPhail, Sidney. 3-8

FOR SALE.-.-Several recondition-
ed and rebuilt) men’s bieyeles.

Priced as low us $25 at the
Bieyele Shey, ‘Sidney, 5-2
" WO HOUS ES Fr 0 Ro SALE Kk

Four-room house, semi- modern,
varage, 16 fruit) trees. Five:
room house, newly decorated
inside and out: garage, wood
shed. Large lot with fruit trees
Immediate possession. Terms.
8. D. Walker. Third at Bazan.
6-1

DAY- OLD CHICK S—-New Hamp-

shires und White Plymouth
Rocks. All blood-tested stock.
Order now for January and

later chicks and be sure to get

the delivery date you prefer.
W. W. Seymour, Dunean, B.C.
19-17

FOR SALE—5-room bungalow in
centre of town, immediate pos-

session. S. D. Walker, Third
St. and Bazan Ave., Sidney.
2-tf

FOR SALE-—Fire basket, as good
us new, $5. J. F. Simister,
Phone 155X. 6-1

CRUBBUDUTUOTEOTEBAST

Miscellaneous
DUPRE 0000608 0E056000-400060724000
PIANO TUNING — $4.00. Work

- guaranteed. Basil E. Dow, P.O. -

» Box 153, Sidney. "Phone 134-L.

SPECIAL FRAME * OFFER. at
‘Campbell Photo Studio,. Kresge
- Block, Victoria. - Lovely 8x10

_:portrait . frames
ALR. . for

lettered R.Ce
$1 each, while. they:
we 2-tf"

BS CIRCULATING LIBRARY —100". ¢
“Membership 50 cents as : wele
$ Drug. ‘Store, pie

» books:
' month.
Sidney.

*. and. Electrician:
+ ture,» ‘crockery, :tools®:

“WINDOW GLASS. New

~

Wanted

WORN 6060000056000 TORO

WANTED -—- Small acreage, lot,
improved or unimproved; good
water; within 20 miles Victoria.
Write fullest particulars and
lowest cash price. Ben Calvert,
Vermilion, Alta. 6-8

WANTED ~ Used
ers, in good

chest-of-draw-
condition, Also
table, plain kitehen or utility
table of sturdy construction.
mene 28 sidney.

WANT E D. _ Active elderly man to

help in house and outside. Two
in family. Quiet, comfortable
home on waterfront. Ganges
Harbour. Veteran welcomed.
References required. Write
Bex 38, Ganges, or Phone
Ganges aie. : 5-2

WANTE D-- Users of our “Want”

ads. They bring results. Try
one!

Ww K LCOME to the Young People’s
Youth Rally on Monday, Feb.
12, 1945, in the United Church
Parlors. Refreshments will be
served after an interesting pro-
eram. . 6-1

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Coming Events
WORDED VET000000000000000000000000
WOMEN’S AUXILIARY to | Air

Services. Business meeting,
Thursday, Feb. 8, 8 p.m., Hos-
tess House, Sidney. G-1

BRING A BOOK to the Anglican
Rectory. on: Feb. 13, and have
tea with the Altar Guild ‘Ladies.

The book is your admission

ticket—-old -or new boéks Jin

good condition, : :

2 Fr rida pee
Come along: everybody.

lusive.

i and--.used . pipe: and ‘fittings, 7 4

’Phone Sidney 109.:

' PLATING — Silver: "platings: Te
~ “'nickeling, -

chromium, ‘or any
color” plating. : Send your -own
pieces’ and have them returned
ike new. Vancouver Island
‘Plating Co. Ltd., 1009 Blansh-

ard Street, Victoria, B-.C., or ‘
leave with J. Storey, Ideal Ex- °

change, agent, Sidney, B.C.

DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD
for cash. ‘Rose's Ltd.,
Douglas Street, Victoria,

‘ASK MMB. MILES, OF
FRANCK BEAUTY

1317
B.C,

TH LA
‘SALON,

ubout “individuality” hair atyl- -
ing. “She knows’ and has from:

the Hollywood designers tha lat-
est, such as Miss Canada, Vic-
tory-Caper, Feather-Commando,
Lazy Bones, Tunisia (Clean-Up)
Prelude, Paper Curling, Croe-
quinole, mareelling, machine and
machineless permanents. Hair
und eyelash dyemg, Large staty,
Ground Floor, 727 Yatea, Phone
Garden 7443,

COMMERCIAL PRINTING -- We
do ull kinds of printing, Write
us concerning your printing re-
quirements, we will promptly
attend to your order. Ouv prices
are reasonable, Haviow, Sidney,

C

io Weg ure anuipped
with modern trnetor outtit-to
plow at any time,
suwiag With power saw, Sutis-
fretion guaranteed, Phone 1K)
ay write R,oW. Powell, alae

: her i nap eon angenne
WI , ‘SPE CIAL 1K in dyvy cleaning
cand dyaing, «Let ua eal) at your
home and give porsonal service,
Our saleaman is ing your district
every friday. dust leave. your
orname and address and: when. you
want them to eall, "Phone Sidney
74. Pantorium Dye Works Ltd,

RUBBER BTAMPS: - We en ‘tlve
you yapid service jin many de-
signs oof vubber stampa, pads,
inks, marking: devices, sends,
ete, Ruviow, Sidney, B.C,

NOTICE: ‘Dinmonda and. old “gold
hought at highest prices at
Stoddart's, Jeweler, 606 Port
Street, Victoria, B.C,

CAMERA EXCHANGE have mov-
ed to nicer quarters, at 1d08
Broad St, op. Times, Victoria,
Wy iden and sales, eamera rae
parts ahd optleal Instruments
Chal for your camera,

sot etna at ap Hae ahateiytpmue aan ae:

eee POAT EO

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wanes MARMARA vA

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yeu are not wedge
Vor Sale column,

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pouUND pontething he longing to

qian alia? Then advertiag
-4t may be valnnhle to the
i yner,

, bought.

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‘SALT. ‘SPRING; ISLAND
ASSESSMENT DITSRICT™

Notice is hevaby | given: that a
Court of Revision under

specting the. assessment - roll for.
the year 1045 for the Salt Spring
Island Assessment District, will
he held at the Provineial Gover ne
ment's Office, Ganges, B.C, on
Friday, the 280d day of Pebr ar y;
W45, ont 10 o'clock - ‘in the
noon,

Dated at Ganges, B.C., this 18th
day of danunry, 1945,

l.C, TURNER,
6-1. Court of Revision.

Strathcona Hotel
“The Islanders’ Home in Victoria”
MODEBRATIA PRICES
© The Doorway to lospitality
PE" DOUGLAS and COURTNEY

-HOLDEN
-RIGYCLE AND.
GENERAL
REPAIRS

Saeranteed Repates aud
Bieyeles for Rent

Lawnmowers Sharpened
622 Haury, Ph, Sidney 116R

De tamaeneenl

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“ATTENTION,

MR. FARMER!
Wu Duy dive vent calves, ©
Tninha nid other livestock. °

®
Rothgordt’s Market

Sureessor to Wollands’
HEACON AVE.
SIDNEY. The. Phone 60

1-tf

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B.C. Foner al Co. Ltd.

CHAYWARD'S)

We have heen established since
AKOBT, oSianich or district enlls
utinded to promptly by. an eth
elent otyff, Com Hote, Funerals
marked in. plain figures,

® Charges Moderate oe
LARY ATTENDANT.
994 Broughton St, Victoria
Vhoness 4 old, G 7079, E4006
Reyinnld Wayward, Mang.-Dir.

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fore- ‘s

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island,

CONSERV ATION
CLIPS

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UABVULBV EN

DON’T WASH HOLES!
Frayed edges. grow

whiskers;
thin places. can

become gaping
large rips..from. tiny
tears can grow... . in the laundry.
It- really does pay in .time: saved
und longer wear . .
ant these days . . to arrange
things so that mending day- pre-
cedes instead of follows wash day.

INCREASE VOLUME

A chilly egg white doesn’t give
as good volume when beaten as
one at room temperature. So...
to get most meringue for your
money give your egg whites a
chance to lose their refrigerator
chill before applying the beater.
DISAPPEARING ACT

Vitamin C does a disappearing
vet quicked than wink if you
aren't on the qui vive every min-
ute. Even after the most careful
preparation and cooking, the das-
wurdly fellow will sneak out on
you if the vegetables have to wait
til the rest of the dinner finishes
cooking.

VRBCURUREVECULERVEETUE1EEETT08 07

JOSEPH ROSE
OPTOMETRIST

Optical Repairs —- Lenses, ete.
replaced at shortest notice.

1317 Douglas St. -

GARDNER'S

Welding and Machine Shop
1007 Third. Street
PHONE SIDNEY 1038

Victoria

BOOT and SHOE REPAIRS
Next Review in: Sidney
Orthopedic Work a Specialty

, es

eat

STAGE DEPOT Ph. Sidney 100

ie TAX] SERVICE

. Frank: L. Godfrey
‘BUSINESS AS: USUAL |

GF RAND. VALENTINE “gurPen be
“ and’ Dance, Malion. Nall, ‘Ganges,
* Aid--of Red :

NANAIMO TOWING co. LTD.

‘Phone: ‘Naneim é 555: collect .

“. R.eDeveson,. Mrs. “Joseph: ‘John.

. “GEORGE | S. ‘COLLEN, “Prop.

Modern. Dining: ‘Room

‘Chicken’ ‘Dinners: a° Specialty —
‘ Moderate. Prices wet eh

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. VICTORIA, | B.C.

Excellent Accommodation -

of. Real Hospitality
Moderate Rates:

‘Wm. J. Clark - Manager ”

“WMooney's Body Shop|

Wi ARE SPEQIALISTS. IN -
© BODY AND FENDER —
REPAIRS -

514 Cormorant - Phone E 8012
Next Scott & Peden

“Take It to Mooney’s”

A. R. Colby E9914 Jack Lane
We Kepair Anything blectrical

COLBY ELECTRIC
WIRING CONTRACTORS
Radios, Ranges, Washers, Refrig-
“erntors, Medical Appliances

645 Pandora ———— Victoria, B.C,

GENERAL HAULING
W. A. JONES

Phones MeTuvinh Road,
a Sidney’ eh.» def

GRAVEL, SAND
“Sidney Barber. Shop

Opposite Post Office

Guaranteed -
MELVILLE BM. - DOANE, “Prop.

JOE’S DAIRY
Pure Jersey Milk
Delivered Twlee Daily
Special Milk ‘for Babies
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‘GODDARD & CO,

Manufacturers A-K Roller

hid Shonen

Ly eneeneme “tmatenumcoen eons ni ee soem aeeneninrntin

ROYAL CAFE

(Mr. and: Mra, 'T, Sims)

OPEN ALL DAY: MONDAY
and other days 3. ti 11,30

A rain ST.—SIDNEY, I B.C.

seemannearimenneuted

. both import- -

for faithful
year,

Pauls, session,
aman eS
“a Bu RY Méars;:

Fluid
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B.C.

Allies Chapt. 1.0.D.E.
Annual Meeting
(Continued from Page One)

vener, reported that $484.40 had
been given to Queen Alexandria

. Solarium; $250 to maintain a cot

for a: year and. the balance: for
orthopedic shoes; -$5 had been con-
tributed to the Mary Croft Me-
morial Cot. and $8 to the Jessie
Burke -Memorial Cancer fund.

Mrs. Cochran, Echoes secretary,
reported that the chapter were
100. per cent  subseribers to
Echoes.. It was expected that six
issues of the magazine would be
published during 1945 in place of
the usual four.

Mrs. Scott, the standard bearer,
reported that the standard had
been carried at each of the nine
meetings, at the Remembrance
Day service and the Empire Day
visits to the schools and at the
annual provincial meeting in Vie-
Loria.

Mrs. Johnston read a report
from Miss Anstey, the captain of
the Deep Cove Guides. the 7Thth

L.O.D.E. company.
The following officers were
elected by acclamation: Regent,

Mrs. G. C. Johnston: Ist
regent Mrs. H. Cc.
viceregent, Mrs. ha.
seeretary, Mrs. T. HW. Cox; treas-
urery, Mrs, FL J. Baker: eduena-
tional secretary, Mrs. ELM. Bruce;
Eehoes secretary, Mrs. CC. C.

Cochran: standard bearer, Mrs. K,.
Scott.

The seeretary was instrueted to
write letters of thanks to Mr,
Warrander for acting as auditor
and to the Saanich Review for
publicity during the year.

The chapter nominated Mrs. W.
N. Martin as national delegate.

vice-
Layard; 2nd
H. Nicholson;

Excellent Reports at
United Church |
Annual Meeting

(Continued From Page One)

Mr. Jimmy Gardner is the presi-
dent of the Y.P.S., and the Young
Women’s Club with Mrs. Maleolm
McLean .in charge, and Mrs. F. W.
Hardy as club mother, meet the
social and. educational needs of a
large and lively group of young
mothers. ’Teen-age girls are in
an active C.G.LT. group.

Votes of thanks were tendered
to the minister and church officers
services during the

of the excellent choir
direction of..Myr. W.

under the
J. Gush, and

of sthe: painstaking work of the
“treasurer, Mr.

“sof ‘the chureh secretar y; Mr.

-A. E. Vogee. Also

courtesies. - :
Officials. for! 1945 ‘ineludé: St:
HTS
Macdonald BE ‘Deacon,

Je FP. Simister;:

“Scoby,. Mrs ee

Tenagh; JS.»

nih Ms, E: Re Hall, Mrsi'a-

“Official: board: members .° “fro

hi ‘South. ‘Saanich: dire: ‘Di He Heyer,
oo WeMeLure, J. ‘Stephenson, W...
» Lowe, J. Craig,
“> Hafer,
“s Dearing, — Mrs
“Mrs, T.

Ce. Cr uick shank,

Middleton. .
“A regular. feature

socials

‘NO. RELIEF > IN
-. SIGHT

FOR THE PHONE -

'.Vietoria on ‘Sunday. after: ‘spend-
ing the week-end -with: her par-
~ ents, Ven. and Mrs; G. H. Holmes,

MAYNE ISLAND

SITUATION

There: is ‘still a great short-
age of ‘tetephones, telephone
lines and central office equip-
ment, ‘and, unfortunately,
there is no immediate pros-
pect of the situation improv-
ing.

Factories that previously
made telephone equipment
for civilian use are now
manufacturing equipment. for
war. And even after war
requirements have been met, .
it will take a‘long time to-ob--:
“tain enough ‘telephone: equip. «
“ment to‘catch up with the
civilian demand,

“We, of course, cannot help
the. situation, We are: genu-
Inely sorry we cannot say
“yes “to everyone who ap:
plies for service, —

~B. ¢. “Telephone Co.

You ean vontinue to feel dressed
Vyoin your clothes ... lomorrow
und the many tomorrows to fol-
tow, JE you give hem really
woad ecnre, Qur speehd Sanitune
dry-clonning, plus expert finish.
ing and Midorrepaiy servies will
Keep your glothes da trim for your
tn. y Le Mesa ies luinuitu,

“Garden § 8166 _
re UN i To

Special mention was made.

to. Victoria.

BE; Re
Nall. and the local pr ess: for many
Across “Avenue from. the old atand oo

J.: Cole-'

“aarived . last: . Saturday ©:

: Salt Spri ing, where she is. the’ guest:

(for-a: few: days” of “Mr.
N

Ae Ie. Lunt,. vA:
Miss" Lo
Cy: . ~ Cruickshank,’

Mrs. °

‘ber baby son.

H KR, CGA hy We .
“Man, on: Sunday to apend few

| mana os

™ Fires Clase’ Work ~~ Satisfaction —

for. many |
. tomorrows . owe

Gulf Islands Personal Notes

Vere

GANGES

SALT SPRING ISLAND

After a few days visit to Cow-
ichan Bay,: the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. S. Leggatt, Miss June
Mitchell returned to Ganges Har-
bour on Saturday,

Mrs. C. H. Dunham, of Calgary,
has returned home after a week’s
visit to Vesuvius Bay, the guest
of Mrs. Metcalfe.

Mrs. W. A. Brown, of Ganges.
left on Saturday for Vancouver.
She will be the guest for a week,
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown,
Dollarton.

Miss Valerie Lowther of the
nursing staff of St. Joseph’s hos-
pital, is spending some days at her
home, Vesuvius Bay.

During the absence in Roches-
ter, Min., of Mrs. H. I. Petersen,
matron of the Lady Minto Gulf
Island hospital, her position is be-
ing filled by Miss Consiable, Vic-
Loria,

Guests registered at Ganges
Inn: J. D. Riddell, Vancouver; C.
P. Newcombe, F. G. Aldous, H.
Ennhan, Victoria.

Judy Fanning has retumed to
Ganges after spending the week-
end with her mother, Mrs. Doro-
thy Fanning, Victoria.

Lieut. P. Lowther arrived from
Lethbridge on Saturday to spend
a week’s leave at his home, Vesuv-
jus Bay.

The infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Parsons, Ganges,
was ‘christened on Sunday after-

noon, Jan. 28, at St. George’s
church, Ven. G. H. Holmes offic-
iating. The baby received the

names of Joyce Marylyn Elaine
and the godparents were Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Parsons of Luin
Island. Pollowing the ceremony,
Mr. and Mrs. Parsons entertained
a few relatives to tea at their
home, the table being centered
with the christening cake, flanked
by lighted tapers. Those present
were Ven. and Mrs. G.’H. Holmes,
Mr. and Mrs. E.Parsons, Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley. Wagg, Norma and
Shirley Wage.

’ Mrs.
and
and Dulcie, returned home’ on
Saturday, after.a few day's

Fred Crofton of Ganges

Mrs. Warren: Hastings, Ganges;

returned home on Thursday: after’

spending some days ‘in Mictori ia.

Myrs> Richard. Gore, Vancouver’,

ravi on. Tuesday. :
Mrs. Owe N. ‘MeDermott retain

a. short. Stay, in “Vancouver.

Benzie, Dr.

Mander: Vort,. Vancouver; Mr. ‘and:
AL. J. "Dillabough: .and. son, »:

Chilliwack; Cpl. -R;. FP. .Clement,

R.C.A. F., D. B
‘Miss © Vivien - Layard
from. Victoria :on: Saturday™ to
spend’ a day or two with her.
mother, Mrs. A. R, Aayard, Rain-

how Beach..

Miss Muriel Holmes retur ned. to

Mrs. J, Aitken
Thursday from

arrived
Vancouver

Mr. Smireich and his daughter,
Penrl, spent a few days visiting
Mrs, Toaster.

Mr, and Mys, Rowland
returned hist week from
trip to Vancouver Tsland,

Foster
their

Mrs: Littledule spenta few days” ia
last week with: her muiey 3 in Vun- :
“conver, :

Mr. and Mrs, Wakelin returned A
having, spent a

home. yesterday
couple of weeks in Vancouver,

weeviremaa hmunrasmten rennet noraeeestan tn YTB teri

FULFORD |

SALT SPRING ISLAND

Mi: Rn. Cornish left. Pulford: on
Friday for Californin, .whire We

“wil visit his sinter. for sommotimes

Cpl. Atlan Janie:

arrived © front
duys ‘leave : with: his later, Mira.
Re Bovnttner, Fulford - Harhours:

Mra. Fred Tollinga: returned to ov
Vietorla on Sunday > after. xpend-. -

ings a short visit to Fulford, Mrs.
Tollings © ix. Vinitings her parants
in Victoria.

Mra. G. A. Mande has returned
to Fulford Harbour after a two-
days’ visit ta Vietoria.

Miah THe Akermin, RON. hie
yeturned to the Powell itiver Gan.
ern) hoapital after’ a twoavecks!

visit: on the: bland, ‘where sho haw

"STORK SHOP

“ Exclusive Children’s Wear --

; oy Infants: to. 14: Years, “OM

631. FORT ST. — VICTORIA:
Beatrice x Burr - =~ Ph, G 2001
Hear wut broudcast—~

3 “READING THE

VCJVI eres PE AUNDAY

her two daughters, Denise:

visit...

cat: North’

arrived.

last:
with

Lawrence,”
Rivers, ;:

VWUBVETUBRUBERECUTESTAADENEEU VUBVATANAD

been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs... G. E..Akerman.

Mrs. Reginald Freeman of Vic-
toria is spending a week or two on
the island where she: is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Price;
“Mereside” fam.

Mr, Frank Reynolds has return-
ed to Victoria after spending the
week-end with his wife and fam-
ily at Beaver Point,

Mrs. J. Repburn left Fulford
last week to visit) her daughter,
Mrs. Perey Tlorel, and family, in
Victoria,

Mrs. Ross Young has returned
home from the Lady Minto hos-
pital where she was a patient for
Semetuiine.

GALIANO ISLAND

Mrs. Rv oN. Heryet spent. the
past week in’ Vaneouver,

Mrs, Frank Banks left on Sat-
urday for a hrief visit. to Van-
couver,

Mir. A. EL Seoones returned
home on Saturday after a short
Visit to Vancouver,

The regular meeting of the Red
Cross unit was held at “Green-
Ways,” the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. 1. Seoones on Mriday, Feb, 2.

NYLON TREATMENT

When a nylon fabrie is subject-
td to dry heat of 400 degrees
Fahrenheit for a brief space of
time during finishing, the fabric
becomes loftier; it seems to
possess greater softness, resilience
und draping properties.  Varia-

P.-T.A. Show Films

Royal Oak.

ed by the Royal Oak P.-T.A.-on —”.
Friday, Feb... 2,:in- the . Institute.

Hall.
Goddard, Mrs... Walker’.: showed. *
films of Equador, Vancouver “Is--:

land beauty spots, Scouting, comic
eartoons: and ntimerous:
crafts. The evening's »entertain- ':

ment was well patronized bythe. ov:
parents and children of Royal Oak » 2).

school and the loeal Seouts.

FOR PIPE OR
Beeline YOUR OWN

a

SHINGLE
STAIN

“S.0.8." (Saves. Old
Shingles) —Brown, Red.
or Black
1 gal. 2.00 5 gals. 9.50:

COAST
abt fal ee

tion of this finishing process may LIMITED
include embossing, where the 1418 Douglas Street,
thermo-setling properties of nylon Vict :
come into full-play. In-faet, this ictoria G we
whole realm of fabric treatment ‘ Lo ae Mee
is practically an untouched field.  aaaaiaiete
NY ot f

WHASASST SANSA Sabai

i) d LARS
Eo Gems of Wisdom---  *

. £2
we :
Ea THE EMERALD — o&
BS Rich in love and legend, the Emerald was ‘choked long me
ws ago as the gem. sacred. to? ‘Venus, und. lovers were: told: Oe
ae it was endowed with the power of: rev ealing: the :
42 » fulness of the: beloved. The first Emeralds

lin Bey pt, about: 1925 B. C., and thése: minés. nea

: Red: Sea! were a source: ‘of great wealth

ed! to: Ganges. on™ ‘Saturday, after’.

Guests “registered. at: “Harbour!
. House, Ganges, are: _A. Bossy, H.:

Walker, Mrs. «BE. Ws:
of: Sunday"

“.evening services .are. the fireside.
These -are held after ‘the’
regular services and= are designed ,

. Moraes, Victoria, ee
a capeeially for ser vice Seon

_ ORANGE HALL, eee fe
SATURDAY, FEB. 10, 8.15 ack

Collection i in Aid of Hall Renovation °

“HUNT ERS".
, “HAVERSACKS:
LIFE BELTS.

SLEE

BLUE RIBBON Yall,

= GROUND:
PUP TENTS —- SCHOOL BAGS:
PING BAGS —- WOOL BLANKETS

BR JEUNE & BRO.

‘_ 570 JOHNSON. STs

ee 19¢

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‘HOT CHOCOLATE POWDE a

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today

Special, Va...

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“Tor Ruchwheate®

1S AUNT JENIMA
PANCAKE DAY

Aunt Jomlma Roady: Mix

“19¢"
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