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SIDNEY AND ISLANDS REVIEW, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1916.

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The junior choir will render a num- | pladly send milk record forms if you | iiss
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ber of musical selections at the Eas: | write for them. Be sure that each |f

ter services Sunday morning in Wes-| cow pays.
ley Church. In the
North Saanich church Mrs. Miller
will sing an appropriate Faster sel-
ection, and Mrs. Deacon will preside
at the organ. The evening subject
will be ‘‘Gethsemane and Calvary.’’

Teachers training class this evening
at 7.30 o'clock.

_ NOTICE.
Mrs. J. Nicol is spending the week

in Vancouver visiting friends. Owing to the unfortunate burning
of the books of the J. H. Williams
Drug Store, it will be greatly appre
ciated if all parties owing accounts
will pay the same into the Merch-
ants Bank of Canada. We thank you
in anticipation for your prompt at-
tention and kindness.

J. H. WILLIAMS ESTATE

The I. O. G. T. will meet on Mon-

day evening, April 24, at 8 o’clock. The exact day of Shakespear’s birth

is not known and it has become cus-
tomary to celebrate the anniversary
of his death. It was on April 26th,
1564, that the great Shakespeare, an
infant a few days old, was carried
into the stately parish church of
Stratford-on-Avon to receive. the, rite
of baptism. On next Wednesday ev-
ening, which is April 26th, the liter-
ary committee of. the Epworth Lea-
gue will conduct a Shakespeare even-
ing when the life story of the great
poet will be given and,some selections
from his poems read or recited. This
programme should interest a large
number of people.

Mrs. T. W. Paterson and Mrs. Gil-
crest, of Victoria, | visited friends in
Sidney last week.

Mrs. F. Scott, of Salt Spring Is-
land, paid a short visit to friends in
Sidney on Wednesday. ,

Mr. C. C. Cochran, of the Sidney
Trading Company, left on business
trip to Medicine Hat, Alta., on Tues-
day morning.

Seabrook Young

‘Ladies and Childrens Outfitter.
623-5 Johnson St., between
Gov't and Broad, Victoria.

Large shipment just arrived—
plain, white and trimmed col-
ors, $1.25 to ...... .. eeeees $1.75 4
WHITE WASH SKIRTS

In new bell shapes, with pock-

ets, a-good assortment to
choose from. Prices $1.25

Rev. A. Raeburn Gibson has been
confined to his home this week
through illness, but expects to take
his regular services on Sunday.

Capt. Johnston, of Esquimalt, and ANGLICAN SERVICES.
formerly a resident of Sidney, was
in town on Wednesday renewing old
friendships. The captain has many
friends "here who are pleased to see

him looking so hale and hearty.

Good Friday, April 21, 1916.

11.00 a. m., Morning Prayer at
Holy Trinity.

7.00 p. m., Evening Prayer at St.
Andrew’s.

Easter Day, April 23, 1916.

8.00 a. m., Holy Communion at St.
Andrew’s. .

11.00 a. m., Morning Prayer and
Holy Communion at Holy Trinity.

11.00 a. m., Morning Prayer and
Holy Communion at St. Andrew's.

Mr. R. W. Coupland, who has been
appointed manager of the B. C. El-
ectric office here, and Mrs. Coupland
have taken up their residence in Sid-
ney. They will occupy the rooms to
the rear of the office in the Berquist
block.

PENMAN’S HOSE

- Received to-day; .in all new

_ 3.00 p. m., Service at’ Institute. shades, | smoke, grey, roe

7.00 p. m., Evening Prayer at St. sand, etc., per pair ......... c

Mr. Al. Raynes, of Fulford Harbor, 7 — Wide Topped Black Cashmere

paid Sidney a short visit on Thurs- | Andrew's. H ‘r 60 d 75¢
day last. This is the first time Mr. ose, Pair bbc andres

Special Silk Boot Hose, ... 50c
Children’s Hose from
Children’s Silk Stockings, black
tan and white, per pair ...50c
MILLINERY.

Let us help you choose your
new Hat from our well selected
stock. We can show you some-
thing new all the time.

Raynes has been in town since last
May. He is now engaged doing some
repair work to a wharf on Hill Is-
land.

AN OBJECTIVE POINT.

The question has often been asked,
somewhat facetiously perhaps, ‘‘do
‘you keepscows or do they keep you?”’
To many dairymen ¢his has started a
train of thought resulting'in vastly
improved prospects.

To come right down to business—
why do you keep cows? Surely it is
in order that they may contribute
handsomely towards income. If you
are already satisfied on that point,
well and good; but, one excellent re-
sult of cow testing is the solid fact
that it helps men to increase their
income considerably; that is one main
objective spoint reached. The same
story is repeated in all provinces of
the Dominion, and it runs something
like this, from'a man at Barnstone,
Quebec: ‘‘My cows average almost

Special Easter services will be held
at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church on
Sunday evening. A good deal of time
has Ween given to the preparation of
this service and Mr. Gibson will be
assisted by Mr. McDonald, who has
made many friends for himself since
his coming to the coast by his manly
singing. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.

Seabrook Young

Ladies and Childrens Outfitter.
623-5 Johnson St., between
Gov't and Broad, Victoria.

Word. was received in town this
morning that Mr. A. Wilson, a well
inown old-timer of this district, and
for some years connected’ with the
quarinitine station at D’Arcy Island,
had died very suddenly while on a

PRARPARAERIEEIRIEEEEEREIEENI

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‘MOORE
WICKLESS COAL OIL LAMP

businesa’ visit to the quarintine sta-},two thousand pounds of milk more FOR 60 HOVRS
tion at William Head. Further par-|than two years ago,’’ or again from Common (bal out
‘ticulars are not obtainable for this ee

a man at Petersburg, Ontario: ‘‘I
have increased fourteen hundred
pounds of milk per cow, and. hope to
get up to fifteen hundred,’ or this,
from a man at Hagersville, Ontario:
‘My herd: is pretty near double in
three years by weeding out,’” and

issue.

“Field Crop Competitions,’’ is the
title of the latest bulletin issued by
the Department of Agriculture at

ions to be carried on by the depart-|once more, from St. Boniface, Que- j ; :
no dmMent,.this.year,.as_well_as. the results | bec: .‘‘My seven cows. brought in $145 iv OR KNOCKED > Ie
of last year’s events. It is profusely|more this year and my recotds show-

illustrated, and appeals to the farm-j|ed me it paid to take better care of

them.”’

° ), ON One

English, provincial soil and crop “in-] The* dairy division, Ottawa, will filling of

nee is the weiter woples ye —__—«—«—X—<_—_s-_ _ Nae, = gts. of oil
ad, post free, by addressing the De] © $1550 7

partment of Agriculture, Victoria. , ROBERT N- MOOR ep .
Foul brood, the highly contagious Vancouver BC: & Regina Sask,

germ disease affecting bees, is giving
rise to some uneasiness among the
officials of the Department of Agri-
culture, for it has made its appear-
ance in different parts of the province
and it is important for the welfare of
the growing industry of Wee-keeping
that all bee-kcepers should exercise
every possible care to prevent its
spreading. It is also advisable that
all persons intending to buy bees
should write to the Department of
Agriculture, Victorta, for information
ds to where the danger exists. The
provincial apiary inspectors will be
glad to give any information. They
are Mr. F. Dundas Todd, Victoria,
Lowor Mainland and Vancouver Is-
“Yand. Mr. L. Harris, Vernon, for the
* Okanagan District, ond Mr. W. J.
for the Kootenay
and Doundary D “Pistricls. The Tnspect-}
ors will be prepared to cxamine and
report on hives, for they propose to
go from district to district shortly.

WHY PAY BIG DENTAL

CHARGES? You will more
than save your fare to Vic-
toria by having your dental
work done thore. Our charg-
es are about one-half.

| We Print
mm VISITING CARDS
as well as other |
classes of work.
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ictoria
Goods

WE HAVE. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF

MARMALADES, PICKLES, SAUCES, ETC., ALL MADE IN

VICTORIA. THESE GOODS ARE.THOROUGHLY RECOMMEN-
DED AND WE WOULD LIKE YOU TO TRY SOME WITH YOUR

NEXT ORDER.

DELICIOUS GRAPE FRUIT MARMALADE, JUST LIKE HOME
MADE.

FIG AND LEMON .MARMALADE, a very fine article.
ORANGE MARMALADE, equal to the best foreign makes.

PINEAPPLE MARMALADE, really delicious.

ALL AT THE SAME PRICE... ... 25¢ per bottle.

AS A SPECIAL INDUCEMENT TO YOU TO TRY FOUR BOT-
‘TLES WE WILL GIVE A SPECIAL PRICE OF 85 CENTS
FOR THE FOUR BOTTLES.

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ORANGE MARMALADE, in 4 fb tins, price per tin 2.0... ......... 65¢

Nothing nicer on the market and it is just freshly made.

QUEEN CITY TOMATO CATSUP, per bottle ...... 0... co. gsc

WORCESTER SAUCE, per bottle

SWEET PICKLES, SOUR PICKLES AND MUSTARD PICKLES
per bottle uc. ck ce cece vesee sesese cevece sessee) caseseen sesees 250
The Sweet Pickles are really fine and the Mustard Pickles are

put up in a dressing that is especially fine for lettuce salads,

etc.

WE ARE RECEIVING REGULAR SHIPMENTS OF LETTUCE; |

ASPARAGUS, GREEN ONIONS, RHUBARB, ETC.

ORANGES per dOZen oo... ce cccccceee ceceee ceeeee cesses cesses seeean eeanee 20c

L@rge SIZES oo... ecekk cleeececeeneceeee cee eee ceases taeeee eeaeee 25 and 30c
GRAPE FRUIT, 4 fOr oi ce ccececcee censeeesrsceece eessee ceneeeeeees 25e
LEMONS, real nice, per dozen... cei. cecce ceceee cusees veeeee eeeees 20c
CANNED PEACHES, PEARS, APRICOTS, STRAWBERRIES,

RASPBERRIES AND PINEAPPLE, Special per dozen $1.75

CANNED CORN, PEAS, BEANS AND TOMATOES, per doz. $1.20

Sidney Trading Co.

Limited

DEPARTMENTAL STORES, SIDNEY, B. C.
(Branch Store James Island.)

Warehouse Phone, 3

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