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W. H. DAWES LAID TO REST

the residents of Sidney and dis-
trict learned on Sunday morning
last of the sudden passing of Mr.
William Henry Dawes of Patricia
Bay, a citizen of. this community
for the last 21 years. Mr; Dawes
was seized about 10 days previ-
ously with acute abdominal pain
and was rushed to Jubilee Hospital
for treatment. The immediate
symptoms were relieved but later,
an attack of bronchial pneumonia
developed which ultimately ac-
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Saanich Peninsula and Gulf Islands Review

It was with a distinct shock that }

Mr. Dawes was born in Dublin,

Ireland, some 64 years ago and
lived there until his early youth
when he went to London, England,
where he was apprenticed to the
dry goods business.

Shortly after his marriage, he

came to Canada, coming directly
to Sidney 21 years ago. He was
first employed as manager of the
branch store in Sidney of the firm
of Seabrook Young of Victoria
who carried on ai general dry
*| goods business. He remained there
until the Sidney store was destroy-
ed by fire. Later he was employ-
ed in a similar capacity with the
Sidney Trading Co. Ltd. for sev-
eral years.

For a considerable period he had

been the popular representative
of the Automobile, Publicity, and
Tourists bodies of Victoria, at the
5} ferry landing in Sidney.

He was also an active member

of the Sidney Board of Trade and
did a great deal to make Sidney
widely known throughout the
eountry, working constantly for
its development in every good
way. He served for some time as
secretary of that body as also of
the district Liberal organization,
of which he was an ardent mem-
ber,

For some years he had suffered

from constitutional weaknesses
which have’ curtailed the activi-
ties that ordinarily would have
been his. In his passing he leaves
to mourn his loss, his widow and
four children, two daughters, Mar-
garet and Violet, and two sons,
William and Lewis, together with
two sisters and three brothers in
England.

The funeral service was held at

Saint Paul’s United. Church, Sid-
ney, on Tuesday afternoon, con-
ducted by Rev.: Thos. Keyworth,
assisted by Rev. Thos. Griffiths, a
former. minister of the family. The
church. was filled. to capacity by
citizens who had been associated
.|-with Mr. “Dawes throughout the
years and respected. ‘him. very
highly. :A large number of floral
tributes banked the'casket and the
platform.: The remains: ‘were laid
‘| to .rest: in Holy. Trinity ‘Chureh-’
yard, Patricia: Bay, the service. be.
‘ing. ‘conducted: ‘jointly: by ‘Rev. Hus
1Se Payne | and , Rev:: Th
: worth.

:Key2!
‘The. pallbearers Ane

- FORMER’ SIDNEY’ ‘YOUTH
A. very. ‘impressive funeral‘ serv-

. jee was? ‘held. at 3:30. on’ Thursday
\afternoon: at Saint Paul’s United
Church when last rites were held
| for. Chester Patrick ‘Clanton, aged
‘198° years;° who passed ' away at

Tranquille’ on. July 15th, “Hymns
-|sung were “Safe in the Arms of}
‘\Jesus” and “Abide With Me.” Rev.
Thomas: Keyworth officiated ‘and.
the «many and beautiful floral]!
-| tributes which covered ° the ‘casket,
“were tokens of the esteem in which
the youth was held.

The remains -were laid to rest

in Woly Trinity Churchyard, Pa-
tricin Bay, Rev. H. S. Payne
officiating and :-the following act-

ing as pallbearers: Dudley Harvey,

Stanley Cownrd, Marvin Eckert,
Ernest Jackson, "Roy Pearson and
Bert. Bowcott,

FORMER RESIDENT PASSES

Mrs. Mary -Ann Wilson, who
passed away on July 7th, was
lnid tu rest. on Saturday afternoen
in Vielorin, Rey, Ganon. Chadwick
officiating. Interment “was made
in the: family plot ut Ross: Bay.
Cemoterys:

The: late: Mra. Whixon with ao

‘Jyenrs cof age and. was horn ‘in

Japanybut had heen a resident. of |
this country for bt years, _ WHE

the widew of the Tate A. » Wile
"THON,

The decenged was u wall ‘now

resident of Sidney. for. many years, |:

having left here about nine years
Ago th reside in’ Vietorine The
Wilsons: were property owners
hore and. fesided inthe home: pur-

wll chased by. AWM, Harvey. on. Kourth |.
1 Street, whieh) war last. year de-|.
stroved hy fire, Mrs. :Wilson WAS

Highly reapected by all who knew

her and will he “miased | by. “har;

friends,

finer nnrereenareare:

NATIVE DAUGHTER PASSES

Funeral service for the late Mrs, [
Edith Winifred Brooks, Stelly’s —
Cross Road, Snanichton, whe r
passed away oan duly 18th, wan
held on Saturday nflernoon at 2
qd {O'clock at the United Church, San-|
nichton, Rev, Thowine Keyworth |.
oMtelating. The charch was filled |.

vowerad the envicat,

The. following ‘weted.as pall-| :
joarorat TW Tein R. Suggett,
John Walden, John Thompson, s.
Sidwell and Heeve Wallan Grouch
{and the remains were. laid: to rast
in the family: plot ats ahady Crook

4 Cometery. ,:

Chey Htus

Besides her husband, Mre ol. de
Brooks, she ia nurvivedd by. four
| sons John Bring of Stewart, Alate
kng Walter, James and Thames, at
Inome: two daughters, a J,
Ray, 'B Cy and

Mra, Emma Stark ay ae five!

i ccc wadsters,.. Mri, di, W,. Michell, Sen-'  pesevomnuemnnd mA ps:

White,. of James

look,’"'d

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C.C.F. Candidate at

Galiano Island

By Review Representative

GALIANO ISLAND, July 24.—
Mr. Taylor, the C.C.F. candidate
;in the forthcoming Dominion
Election, addressed a well filled
hall at Galiano on July 20th.

The speaker clearly outlined
the C.C.F. movement and the en-
tire address was much appreciated
and enjoyed by the island group
and. others - present.

Commander Anderson acted as
chairman,

(Cn ee wwe we ee es

SATURNA

By Review Representative

Oe oe ere ee re)
Mrs. A. R. Thomson left last
Thursday for Vancouver.
* ok

Mr. and Mrs. H. Georgeson are
spending three weeks at East
Point Lighthouse, while the regu-
lar keeper is on his holidays.

* * *
_ Mr. and Mrs. G. Taylor of Boot
Bay entertained several guests
last Saturday. The evening was
spent in games and dancing, and
refreshments were served at mid-
night, everyone enjoying them-
selves,

os eK

Dr. A. R. Thomson returned
last Monday to Saturna Beach af-
ter spending the weekend in Van-
couver,
mee

MAYNE |

By Review Representative
I A A ee ee an a a nee
Mrs. Fraser of Port Alberni is
the guest of Mrs. Porter at “The
Vicarage.”

a ee
Miss Deacon of Toronto is vis-

iting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Deacon, on Mayne.
* * *

FLOWER SHOW

AT MAYNE

By Review Representative

MAYNE ISLAND, July 24.

A very successful and enjoyable
afternoon was spent at the Mayne
Island Flower Show on Tuesday.
The flowers were exceptionally
good for the time of year and
everyone expressed surprise at the
good showing. The prize winners
were as follows:

Roses—1, Mrs. Blair and Miss
Phillis Odberg; 8, Mrs. Houlgate.

Lilies—1, Mrs. Foster; 2. Mrs.
West.

Delphiniums—1, Mrs. West; 2,
Mrs. Foster; 3, Mrs. Houlgate.

Carnations—-Mr. Hall.

Sweet Williams — 1, Mrs. Raw-
lings; 2, Mrs. Houlgate; 3, Mrs.
Roberts.

Dahlias~-1, Mrs. Maude.

Campanulas—-1, Mrs. West; 2.
Mrs. Foster.

Nasturtiums—-1, Mrs. Watt.

Scizanthus-—1, Mrs. Watt.

Petunias—1, Mrs. Pratt; 2, Mrs.
Trinkwon.

Sweet Peas-~1, Mrs. Pratt; 2,
Peter Roberts.

Canterbury Bells—1, Mrs. Fos-
ter; 2, Mrs. West.

Marigolds—1, Mrs. Roberts.

Any . Pe il variety —- 1, Mrs.
West; Mrs. Foster.

Set of Flowers—1, Mrs. Hall;
2, Mrs. Roberts; 3, Mrs. Foster.

The show was held in Mrs. Nay-
lor’s park and tea was served on
the grounds.

| Galiano Teacher

Is Highly Praised

By Review Representative

GALLIANO ISLAND, July 24.—
The annual school meeting of the

The Misses Sinclair, who form-]| Galiano ratepayers was held re-
erly lived on Mayne, are staying! cently when V. Zala was re-elected
with friends at Mrs. Inglis’ eot-! trustee and F. Burrill elected audi-

tage.
a
Miss Vera Robson was home for
the weekend.
a ee

Mrs. Maude left on Saturday to

visit her granddaughter, Mrs. Pol-

lard, who has. just returned from
Shanghai with her fwo children.

Mr. S. Robson returned from
Victoria. where he had spent a
week, 7 g

x oom
over now staying at Grandview.

Lodge and different: cottages.

OE A A a 1

~GALIANO |

“By. ‘Review Representative

"was guest ‘of Captain ; and) -Mr:
Anderson, at their home, “The: Ou

day; %

eys ‘Commanding.
Platoon -.commanders

“names. on ‘Balmoral, -tunie and-kilt,

It-is important that each | article: ;
be 80 tagged as bundles are broken ;

up:in stores, -

24-8.35, L.-Cpl. T. Brown,

At the close pf the 1934-36
training season the company com-
mander wishes to express his ap-
preciation to all ranks for their
co-operation and good work dur-

Inge lula audoun.

niehton, _

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Fora glorious alternative route or

gn your. summer trip, East

wo. Joyous ’ days alleat.
Canada’s Meriiterranean.

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ceria tree - <= =

Agent for fat details.
vans ,

“Mr... “Taylor, : c. Cc: PF: ‘ eandidate,

ange forthwith ‘to: turn: ine all: ‘kit
and*:equipment;. forwarding: same |:
to company .: stores: the Armory, :
Victoria, B.C. All rifles and Lewis
guns must be cleaned’ before ship-
ment. -Personnel wishing reissue
of same kit next’ training season
will place tags.or labels, with their |

The following have been necept- m
ed for the infantry full course, |:
Work Point Barracks, 15-7-35 to}.
11-8-85:; -2nd° Lieut, George’ El-
liott; 2nd Lieut. H. A. Peard; L.-
Cpl, E. Bion; Pte. B, Carter, and
the following N.C.O. will report
for Part 2, Provisional School,
Work Point Barracks, J2-8-35 to

a sesoneeearetonemrepqarecnonaeerssencnsepremmseesescestsseatest

nich; Mrs, CQ hh, Merkley, VJle-
torin; ‘Mrs,’ Robert. Stewart, : Onk |:
Bay; Mra. R, Pope, Dunenn; Miss
¥, Turgoase, Suanichton, anid one
brother, « rr ed. Turgoone, af Sna-

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vedians National: routing ‘allows a8
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modern ‘ships,’ Trains to shin's : Baewe
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tor.

An increase in salary for the
teacher, Miss Mills, was voted and
highest praise extended for her
five years’ service.

Congratulations were .also ex-
tended to the teacher and pupils!
for again -receiving the Strath-
cona: Physical Drill prize.

NOTICE

|TO MEMBERS OF THE NORTH
- There are many summer visitors |

SAANICH SERVICE CLUB
- The Annual General “Meeting:
of the North Saanich Service Club
will be held in the Club Hall, Mills
‘Road, Saturday, July 27th, at 8
p.m: sharp. :

. As there < at some! very. imjort- poe
4 ant. business.’ ‘to” be . discussed: “all,

-menibers:. are urgently: asked - ‘to.

y ordered a ‘telephone, this.
morning," : “said. Mr. ‘Lumrick:
.Welve imposed. on.our neigh-.
‘bors long enough, ‘ ,

“Our. : neighbors are good-
hearted. people “—. they've.
never uttered a word of pro-
test. But I'm sure we. must
have been awful peéts, run-
ning into their house at all
hours of the day and night to
use their telephone.

“But thank goodness that's
a thing of the .past. I'm.
mighty glad -~ and I'll bet
our neighbors will be, too.”

B.C. Telephone Co.

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