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FOR IMMEDIATE SALE — Two
houses with two bedrooms, three
piece bathroom, kitchen ‘dinette,
living room and fireplace in
each, One _ house, . furnished,
rented for $10. One house with
two. bedrooms, toilet, - kitchen
dinette, living room and fire-.
place. John Matthews,: Sidney.

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_ HONEY FOR SALE—320c per jar,

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Harbour.

WANTED — Toggenberg goat,”

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os Mrs.-Aldridge, . The ‘Anchorage, :

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FOR SALE—Day bed, practically
new. Bailey, Sidney. Marine
Auto Court,

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MASON'S. EXCHANGE—Plumber
and Electrician, Stoves, furni-
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kinds). WINDOW GLASS. New

and used pipe and fittings.
‘Phone Sidney 109,

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PLATING —~ Silver plating, re-

'  nickeling, chromium, or any
color plating. Send your own
pieces and have them returned
like new. Vancouver Island
Plating Co, Ltd., 1009 Blansh-
ard Street, Victoria, B.C., or
leaye with J. Storey, Ideal Ex-
change, agent, Sidney, B.C,

etree trnteemennenerteeranmnnreneererenenieerty
FOR SALE—Windmill and pump
with 380 foot-steel tower, Also
gaa pumping engine. and pump,
All in good shape. Price renson-
able or will trade for sheep, or
cattle. W.N, McDermott, Gan-
ges, B.C. 'Phone Ganges 26-F,

BEAUTY SALON,
about “individuality”: hair sty)-
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the Hollywood designers the lat-
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.Prelude,” Paper Curling, croc-
quinole, marcelling, machine and
machineloss permis:
‘and eyelash dyeing.’ Large staff.
Ground Floor, 727 Yates, 'Phone
Gardon 7443,

WRITING PADS of our own man-
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each or $ for 25c. This is a very
economical buy and will keop
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time. Drop in at the Review
Ofico, Sidney, B.C.

PHOTOGRAPHS by Campbell
sere “POR Kran Building,

Studio,

_ Vietorin, 1.5034,  IMrat in
quality, beat In price, Special
consideration :to men. anc
men in the services,

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FOR SALE -- Pullota, 16 White ~

Wyantdottes, $28, Villora, Mar-
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 NOTICE—Diamonds and old gold

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PIANO TUNING —- $4.00... Work
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DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, bought
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FOR SALE -— Single steel] hed,

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xorvice, limitations on veplace-
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against
the estate of the late Samuel
Roberts, of Sidney, B.C., who died
on September 26th, 1943, are re-
quired to file their claims with the
undersigned, Solicitors for the
Executrix, duly verified by affida-
vit, on or before November 25th,
1943. After that date the Ex-
ecutrix will proceed to distribute
the estate without regard to claims
which have not been received.

DATED at Victoria, B.C., this
19th day of October, 1943.

WHITTAKER, HARVEY,

McILLREE & TWINING,
Solicitors for the
Executrix.

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Sunday, October 24, 1943

ANGLICAN

PARISH OF NORTH SAANICH

St. Andrew’s, Sidney—s a.m.,
Holy Communion; 7 p.m., Even-
song.

Holy Trinity, Patricia Bay—-11
a.m., Matins and Holy Commun-
jon.

Rev, FL OL M. Tomalin,
Priest in) Charge.

PARISH OF SOUTH SAANICH
Rev. W. N. Turner, Rector.
St. Stephen’s, Mount Newton—

iluly Communion, 8:30 am., Ma-

tins and Sermon, 11:30) a.m.
St. Mary’s Church, Saanichton

10:15, Matins, Sunday School and

Sermon.

James Island Evening Prayer

und Sermon, 7:30.

SALT SPRING ISLAND
St. Mary’s, Fulford — 11 a.m,
Matins and Holy Communion.
St. George’s—Evensong, 3 p.m,
Ievensong.
St. Mark's, Central Settlement
7.30 p.m., Evensong.
Ven. Archdeacon G. H. Holmes,
Viear.

UNITED
SIDNEY
Minister: Rev. D. M. Perley. B.D.
Sunday School—9:45 a.m.
Divine Service—7:30 p.m.

SOUTH SAANICH
Minister: Rev. D. M. Perley, B.D.

Divine Service—11:15 a.m.
SALT SPRING ISLAND
Minister: Rev. James Dewar
GANGES—
Sunday School—10:15 a.m.
Public Worship—11 a.m.
BURGOYNE CHURCH—

Second, fourth and fifth Sun-
days at 2:30 p.m.

PENDER ISLAND
NOPE BAY—11 a.m.

CATHOLIC
Hagan—9 a.m.
Sidney—10:30 a.m.
Fulford (St. Paul’s)—First and
third Sundays, 9 a.m. Other Sun-
days, 10:30 a.m.

Ganges (Our Lady of Grace)~— :

First and third: Sundays, 10:30
a.m. Other Sundays, 9am, .

“Rey. V. G. Delgatty, Pastor

_ + Sunday—-Sunday * School,:. 2:46.

. °°. Worship: Meeting" 11:15° a.m,

TO REFILL

I Speen tue Victory

That boy of yours has becn gone a long time, He and his
fighting comrades are now surging forward to Victory,
Help speed that Victory and his return to his place in your
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. Sunday. Evening. Service—7 :30.
_ > Wednesday, °.7:30° p.m.— ye

“SIDNEY GOSPEL HALL «.
—e Ss 8 les Gospel: Meeting—7:30 p.m.
Baal’s Drug Store _

-. Wednesday—- Prayer and -Minis.

Women’s Gospel Meeting—third
Wednesday of each month.

GLAD TIDINGS

Beacon Avenue, Sidney
Rev. V. G. Delgatty,: Pastor
Thursday — 7:30, Prayer and

Bible Study,

Friday—-8 p.m., Young People,
Sunday, 10;30--—-Sunday - Schoo)

“and Adult. Bible Class; 7:30, Gos-

pel. service,

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
REST HAVEN CHAPEL

Sabbath, October 23, 1943
Yyvine Service--- 10:40 am,

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ACTIVITIES AT
THE HOSTESS
HOUSE, SIDNEY

By E. E,

Tuesday afternoon the R.A.
Wives’ Club met in the lounge for
their usual weekly meeting. Fit.
Li. Brownlee, R.C.A.F., was the
guest speaker. His subjeet “Life
On The Prairies,” and what the
prairie women did during the
drought years,

The play-reading group met in
the blue room on Tuesday night.
when they read “Oar Town,” by
Thornton Wilder. Mrs. Bruce,
Mrs. Townsend and Miss B. Mar-
tin were kept busy in the canteen.
Members of the Dramatic Club are
rehearsing for a short play to
put on in the Hostess House
the near future, and it is also to
be shown at the Empress Hotel to
members of the B.C. Drama Asso-
ciation on Thursday, Oct. 3t, at
8 pam,

be
in

Wednesday afternoon the Aux-
iliary of the Air Forces met for
their monthly meeting and tea, in
the lounge. A beautiful layette
of baby clothes was on display,
and we are wondering who the
lucky baby will be to get it.

It was a glorious evening, with
a full moon, for the weiner roast
at Mrs. F. J. Baker’s. The woods
surrounding the fireplace were gay
with Chinese Janterns, and it was
a merry gathering of about 50
men and women of the services,
and their friends, who sat around
the fire and sang songs, roasted
weiners, und listened to the stories
of B.C. Indian folk lore, told by
Freeman King. Later, many of
the guests returned to the Hostess
House to dance, where Mrs. Ogil-
vie and Miss Bates kindly kept
the canteen open for hot coffee
and tea.

Friday evening Sgt. Priestly and
Dave showed some excellent films
before the dance. So be sure and
come next week. We are sorry
Dave is leaving us to return to the
“Old Land,” but-wish him lots of
luek. ,

Sunday -afternoon.many service .
people and their, friends gathered: a |
about the. fire: for afternoon tea,
and’ during the afternoon. great) -
activity was seen around.the pond...
‘A certain Sergeant, with the West.
‘Indies.‘on. his ‘shoulder’ tabs; was, ~
© seen diving into the pool (not. lit- ©
erally) with a. kitchen sieve, and)
chasing, rather unsuccessfully, Os-
_wald ‘and: Archibald, : who: had’ be--*-
come. ‘lost. in. the murky» waters.
* With.-many willing assistants the
- pair were discovered. and trans-
. ferred. into. a pail,”. while =-mueh --:

scrubbing and cleaning of the pool

was carried out, with the assistance.
“of the army. So. Oswald and Archi-..
bald .are. onee more ‘swimming. <

about: in undefiled water,
Mrs. Horth very kindly played

for the sing-song in- the reerea-

tional hall during the evening, ard
over in the blue-room, Lhe -reetor
of St, Andrew's Church, together
with the RAE,
padres, met the servicemen and
their friends for coffee and a ehat,
while in the lounge several guests
vere initiated inte the art of. pop-
ping corn,

We know the associate hostess
loves flowers, Especially datl'o-
(ils, and’ wants them planted
everywhere ~- even in the soup.
We'll say no more!

MAYNE ISLAND

Mr, and Mra, FP. Bennett. have
returned from Chedr visit to am
loops,

Mrs. Farley returned Mondiy

after several
Vietorin and

weeks viaitings tn

Vaneouver,

Rev, doin Anttle visited the
island lost week in his yacht, the
“Reverie” on his way to Ladys.

Sosmith, where he is oie to spend

the whiter,

“Rey. Venables was up fer the
weekend and took the morning
services nt Mayne, it being the
Harvest Festival at St. Mary Maye
dalene's, - eb:

Mr and Mya, Logan and little
non of Vancouver are visitings Me,
Steel fora few days,

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