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Fires

SIDNEY AND ISLANDS REVIEW AND SAANICH GAZETTE

Break Out

and thieves break in. Don’t risk the

first, or invite

Put it in
where it will

the second, by keeping

money in the house.

The Merchants Bank,
be safe from loss—

always available—and earn interest

at highest current rates.

THE MERC!

V. G. FIELD, : : : .

wi

the summer season you are apt to
dition.

cold weather allments.

E. F. LESAGE

THE LOCAL

Beacon Avenue, Sidney

Build Up Your Body _

Fortify yourself against the attacks of winter ills.

ANTS BANK

Head Office: Montreal OF CANADA
SIDNEY BRANCH,

Established 1864,

At the close of
find yourself in a run-down con-

With a season of sudden change you should increase the vi-
tality of your body to a paint where it can withstand the attack of
WINE OF COD LIVER OIL will provide
the vitality you need at this time.

BUTCHERS

Phone 31

LATH |

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One Double Load .. .84.00

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MILL WOOD FOR SALE

PRICES DELIVERED WITHIN ONE MILE CIRCLE

ALL WOOD STRICTLY €.0.D. OR CASH WITH ORDER

SIDNEY MILLS; LTD.

TELEPHONE NO. SIX

SHINGLES

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One Single Load. $2.25

Shawlettes Are Favorites

‘ This

Fall

See the Beauties Now in Stock

SHAWLETTES OF BRUSHED WOOL, tn shades of

turquoise,

old rose and petunia—made with revers and finished with

knotted fringe, and black patent leather belts.
fashionable, and good value at

ExeceediIngly

BRUSNED WOOL KCARPS, wide and handsome effects, in hea-

ther mixtures
ted fringe.

nd plain colors,

WOOL AND MOHAIR WOOL
Scarfs, attractively trimmed w
and shown in plain or combinat

very neatly trimmed with knot-

WXcollent values at... 22 eee $8.75

SCARES ({mported) + Pretty
{th ‘basket’ stiteh and fringe,
fon colors, each, $9.75 to 812.50

TAM O'SHANTERS, of wool, {u plain weave or crochet atiteh, in

shades of turquoise, old rose, 8
each, $2.00 and

SCARFS TO MATCH THE TAMS in) weave and

styles, with pockets and fringe

carlet, brown and tangerine, al,

colors;
Spectal at

Treat

trimmings $3.50

DAVID SPENCER, LTD.

VICTORIA, B. C.

GIRLS TWEED COATS, accordin

Simister’s Dry

Beacon Aven

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Stylish Coats and Suits For
Women and Children

WOMEN'S COATS, excellant values, heavy all wool frieze, B37.00

BR to atze, 812.00 to $18.00

Goods Store

ue, Sidnoy

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NEW SUPERINTENDENT ©

Mr Ho Vo Jenson the new supenmtendent of the Sidney Kubber

haa arrived here to assume tin duties Mt
questa atthe Sidney Hotel

The Druggist |

eonesoecsoegeoceoooge?

| Galiano Island

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Oct. 11, 1920.

“The rain it raineth every day’’
'. well, not quite, but it does its
best. and there is a fine big lake in
ithe valley fields which is not usual-
‘ly seen before January. The sea~

did not, however, attempt to alight
there, It was flying pretty low, now
and then disappearing behind filmy
“clouds of mist, and
ivood deal of attention with the roar
of ifs powerful engine.

During the week locaY farmers
worked with heroic zeal to salvaze
submerged crops of potatoes in cer-
tain districts, a damp and- muddy
proceedin sy to say the least of it. ‘

Last week Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Kingsmill paid a visit to Mr. and
Atrs. Bellhouse; Mr. T. Bellhouse and

Mir. David Bellhouse . also arrived
home on the same day.
i Mrs Rose has returned t@® Oak

Bay after a week's stay with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Steward.

Mr and Mrs. Elverson left the
Island on Saturday to sail for Ene-

and will return in a few reonthe.
Another separater
ported by Mr. V. Zale. >
On Saturday a buggy and buggy
horse arrived on the Island Princess
for Mr. Bellhouse.
The Harvest Thanksgiving service
will be held on Sunday at 3 o'clock.
Roagwork operations have ceased,
and the condition of Galiano roads is
better than ever. Besides the ne-

0

plane which passed over last week |.

attracting ral

land in the Megantic on the 16th) in. heater on his way to bed.

It’s a

Fuables you to
like vas

lamp socket,

HAWKINS &

Electrical Quality and Service Stores
1607 Douglas Street, Opposite City Hall,

1103 Douglas Street, near Fort Str

too small, or you, will feel giddy

after a round or two. This game

may be played in a hall or on board:
ship, as well as in the open.
Clothing on Fire.,

Not long ago a little boy was

standing in a warm corner close to

His

has been “y nighty was of flannelettc. and all in

A Minute the little boy's clothing:
'was in flames. A_ sister of twelve,:
who was in the room, seized his arm
and dragged him out with the in-'
tention of putting him under the
pump! Luckily, the mother, hear-
ing screams, met them before they

cessary overhauling of certain
bridges and culverts, several per-
manent improvements have
made this year,
store having been widened and a
new piece of road having been com-
pleted.

recent heavy rains, still remain free
from ruts, muddy pools — and the

been! the flames and saved his life.
the road by the}

Visitors to the Island have Remember this, flames

made very favorable comments ON) wards, and cannot burn at all unless
the island roads, which, in spite of there is air.

reached the outside door, and tak-
ing the boy in her arms she stifled
The!
question is, if you had been “that:
girl, what would you have done? |

burn up-'

So if your little bro-,
ther catches fire, grab the nearest.

usual rouzh places which one expects | rugs or coat and wrap it round him,

‘o find after bad Weather. Un-
doubtedly this pleasant — state of
iffairs is largely due to the fart
that the Island has not been in.
vaded by a single motor car or Ford
‘ruck up to the present time, and
also to the fact that the heavy wax-
ons all seem to have four-inch tires,
and therefore do not cut up the
roads as much as they otherwise
might. But apari from these facts,
great credit is due to the experience
and good judgment of Mr. F. A. Mur-
cheson, who has been road foreman.
for sO many years. When one finds
it possible to walk five miles and
more along an island road after
weather such as we have been ex-
periencing of late, nad to arrive at
the other end with clean boots,
credit is bound to be due some-
where. .

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Children’s Column

By Miss M. I. New. ‘$

Riddles.

J. Which is the best way to swals
$ low a door?
° 2. Why is a school boy like a post-
rd age stamp? ;
bg ® Why is the letter W like a
. lady'& muff? .
e The Little Girl Who Sang.
bq On the 6th of October, one hun-
° dred years ago, Jennie
e|born in Sweden. Her family was
° very poor, and as.there were eight
®!other children besides Jennie, the
little girl was sent to live with har
grandmother. They lived together
in one poor little room in the big
city, and Jennie’s grannie used to go
out to scrub, locking Jennte up
while she was away. Jennie had not

Lind was

used to sit by the window and sing’
What a beautiful voice she had!
a great singing master about her.
They took Jennle to sing at the
musie school, and she sang so wel}

lessons
old when her lessons began, and for
five years she studied and sang, and
earned enough money to save qultg
a little sum She had
much singing and at the end of five
years her tovely volee Jeft her. oA
few vears Vater everybody
prised to

was sSur-

hear that Jennie

lind

could sing afain, more beautifully
than ever

and sang alle over the world 3
and people loved her. She must

was ao poor little girl Uving ino that

.

ao oWhen Jennie Dind was rich she
Wan athwasys pete ras She
nwav thousands of dollars
ehitdren she dted

sixty seven years old

ANQOTIURR GAME, f
Round the Ring.

this Mark a
Kieund, and at

large cirele on th
intervals

Inake aoaagk or place to amall rock

At tha word (sea 0

round fhe oufedde of the ring
toocatehh up the one da front oof you,

Phi player tte te ove etaken has to

jileen aeuel eet thre: pea tives [tgs ven, ex,

ee

pithog Whedeooniy (we oor Cbree nun

F RUBBER ROOFING CQ. 1 ti Ene ue Stee stays ta

and Mis

Rae ting Co
Jeusen tel Caighter ae

He de dugre fo oe the wont ot Plaverg

A rege eh PR thes fod tree tbe of

of compe Dent make the  ctlrela

much to do to amuse herself, 80 she,

One day a lady heard her, and told

that they told her she should have

done too

She became very famous)
was catdled the Swedish nightingale,
have remembered the days when she
ie room with her poor old eranniey
gave

every
vear, and she was spectally kind to

when she wal

When you want to run and thera
{xs nowhere sapectal to run to, int

round it

maria, on the outside of the alrele.

wil start running

| Mach plaver stands by one of these

trying

throwing him on to the floor and
rolling him up to quence the flames '
Don't take him out of. doors, and!
don’t lost your head. If you cateh |
fire yourself lie down and roll your-

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your hands.
Answer:

1. Bolt it.
2. Because he gets licked and put

to Riddles.

letters.

Farmers of Vancouver

hold a convention

Island will

next Saturday

and a banquet will be given in the) Dy

evening. A session will also be held
jon Friday, during the afternoon and
evening.

**T Wonder
Would It
Help Me?”

HIS question has been
uo answered by many thous-
ands of women who have
found health and happiness in
the use of Dr. Chase’s Nerve

She was only nine year} Food.

Sleeplessness, irritability, nervous-
ness, gloomy forebodings of the
future, depression and discourage-
ment-——these are some of the symp-
toms which tell of exhausted nerves.

In orderx to avoid nervous prostra-
tion or some form of paralysis it ta
well to get tho building up process
established at once by use of Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food.

centa a box, 6 for $2.75, all dealers, or
dmanson, Bates & Co., Lid., Toronto,

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Five changes of Hight, wito a saving
of SO per eent on a 40 watt lamp.
is absolutely reliable and is guar-
anteed for five years.

self over and heat out the fire with &

in a corner to make him stick to his: ‘

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3. Because it make8 arm warm. |
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The up-Isiand locals of the United |

‘Chances |

i's A RISKY BUSINESS

WHEN YOU WANT A BARTENDER, you WANT ONE

Don’t Be Fooled, Vote For |
Prohibition i

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1920

a,

Light Saver-- Think of Her

The Dim-a-Lite It is an enormous task today

for manufacturers of telephone
equipment to matntain an ade-
quate output. They are away
behind in their orders, owing
to shortage of workers, raw
materials, inefficient transpor-
tation and other causes. In
the meantime, Central is sup-
plying service with the means
at her disposal. She is work-
ing harder than ever, realizing
that the telephone is a great

TURN DOWN your electric light

Fits any

HAYWARD .

oe Aerts factor in social and business
ver. one life. To her belong the credit
or assuming greater burdens

= — - because of shortage of equlp-

ANNUAL MEETING. ment. When you telephone,

think of her and what she is
doing.

The annual meeting of the Sidney|
Water and Power Company was held
in the company’s office, Beacon ave-
nue, last Thursday afternoon. apt.
Ww. D. Byers was elected chairman

B. C. Telephone
of the meeting, and the minutes of!

Company
the last annual meeting were adopted |

as read. The auditors’ report and :
the balance sheet for the year was;
discussed and adopted. Messrs. F.|
J. O'Reilly, A. Alyard and O. Mere-
dith were unanimously re-elected di-
rectors for the ensuing year, a vote,
of thanks being tendered them for
past services.

BARRISTERS
DUNLOP & FOOT

Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, etc. |

Members of NOVA SCOrtiA, MANI-;

TOBA, ALBERTA AND B. Cc.
BARS.

612-13 Sayward Bldg., Victoria, B.C. |
Phone 315.

We are especially able to take care

of any prairie business.

Beauty Aids

All the little things so neces-
sary and comforting to women
may be selected with greater
range of choice from our large
assortments of imported and
Canadian Toilette goods. Qual-
ity is our guiding thought in
buying. Together with fair
prices, it insures you satisfac-
tion when purchasing.

REP

WORK ON BUILDINGS
A SPECIALTY

CEMENT WORK ALSO
CONTRACT OR DAY WORK

EMPRESS DRUG HALL

H. W. BRIEN

Orders left at Review will re-
ccive prompt attention. My

charges are reasonable. Phm.B.
Dispensing Chemist
C. F. HIN 912-914 Government Street,

PLASTERER Victoria, B. C.

Commutation

or Reduced
Rate Tickets

over the

Our Courses.

Send for Free Prospectus

Saanich Interurban

have your. electrical repair

work or wiring done by Vic-

toria firmg when it can be done
by me at half the cost?

P. J. Balagno

Sidney, B. C.

Leave orders at Lesage’s Drug
Store. Phone 42.

Line

TICKETS CAN ONLY BE
PURCHASED AT THE
DOUGLAS STREET DEPOT
(VICTORIA)

Si IONS 2A SYNE SMTA CRSA ES Oh aM tre y Ral EL CAM

NORTH SAANICH LAND DISTRICT

DISTRICT OF VICTORIA

Inquire about them when next
in town.

Take Notice that Sldney Mills,
Limited, intend to apply for permls-
sion to lease the following described
lands

Being foreshore and commencing
; at a post, placed at high water mark
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B. C. Electric

Traffic

Dept.,

Victoria.

‘on the north side of Beacon Avenue,

‘in the reputed village of Sidney, in ; ~ a

North Saanich, Vaneouver Island, B
i thence northeasterly N56 dog 20;
‘min Ko. a distance of three hundred |
and sixty and six-tenths feet, thonce
due north a distanee of elght hun
idred and thirty-five feet; thence
northwesterly N31 deg. 16 min Wa
distance of eleven hundred feet to
high water mark, thence in a south!
erly directton along the high water
Inark to the pott of commencemont
G oH WALTON,
Anent for Sidney Mills, Limited
Dated July 28th, 1920.

Collar Comfort

depends on just two things,

each as Important as the other

Firat, the collar that fits your

neck, and second,  tntelligent

laundering the latter we do
in a actlentifie manner

THE VICTORIA STEAM
LAUNDRY CO., LTD.

Phone 172

Replace Your
Utensils

that have worn out with utean-
al’n that “WEAR EVER"

Every household need at this
big Crockery Stora

Wilson & Jelliman’s

Kitchenware and China Store
4412 Douglas St., Victoria

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AND PREVIOUS GOObD
NkOOTHE GOVERNMENTS |
CTR ARK GOOD ENOUGH
BARTENDING BOUSEN ESS?

DENTIST

Lokoy Durgess, DDS, lus iit
Campbell Hutlding. corner Port
and Pougtaa Sts. Vietorta, OC.

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