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Among. celebrations held in this
district to commemorate “Jubilee
-| Day” was ‘the “Country Fair” put
on by the Allies’ Chapter, 1.0.D.E.,
on Friday ‘afternoon in the North
Saanich -Service: Club. Hall: :

The fair. was officially opened at
3 p.m. by Mrs." Walter - Nichol . of
Victori ia, councillor of “the Pro-|'
vincial Chapter, and the after-'
jnoon’s activities were in the cap-
able hands of the chapter ‘mem-
: bers, gaily attired in fancy dress.

Country dances by the Victoria
Ranger Dance Team, which was
, accompanied at the piano by Miss
a age, delighted the large audience
las “did the selections by the Toy
‘Symphony. Fortune telling by
' Miss Barton also proved very pop-
paler.

! Bouquets were presented to
‘Mrs. Nichol, Miss Page and Miss
fi Barton at the close of the after-
F noon.

fi Winners of tombolas and special
‘prises were: Mrs. W.

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the cake; Mrs. Wilson of Wilsona
Iun, Who was the lucky winner of
a number of bantam chickens, and
Mrs. Straight and Father Schee-
; Jen, who jointly won the handsome
basket of candy offered by the
members of H.M.S. Endeavor
f (Junior) ‘Chapter, who had charge
fe of the candy stall.
A nice sum was realized from
, the afternoon’s program, which
will ‘be devoted to the worthy work
at the LO.D AE.

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5 GANGES, ‘Salt Spring, May 8.
i|—-The Flower Show ‘and -Handi-
ficraft Exhibition ‘held last week
q| under. the auspices of the Ganges
1; Women’s nstitute proved an out-
i [Pennine success,

The Mahon Hall, Ganges, housed
exhibits of excellent | quality —.
which, owing ‘to ‘the: lateness of
{the season, were not“as numérous
as. hoped for. Mrs. .Desmond -Crof-
|ton’s narcissi were * ‘outstanding in.
size and:beauty. “Some good work
was to be seen amongst the handi-

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“} many attractive exhibits were:on.
.|view, Dulcie* Crofton’s . , paintings
{being exceptionally good. §. |

. “A.. lecture. ‘on “Bulb Growing”.
{was delivered during: the after-
noon by Mr, Van Der Bent, of. the
‘Bulb’ Growers’: “Association, NVie-
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| erafts and in the ‘children’s ‘section:

jand. dealt. ‘principally’ ‘with: the} .

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F LOWER SHOW MANY SEE FINE
ON JUNE 18TH) DRAMATIC
PRODUCTION)

In‘a fine pfoduction of dramatics
the . North Saanich. Service Club
Little Theatre Association . was
host .to..a large - vaudience . on
‘Wednesday evening in the club
hall, Mills: Road. ;

~The directors “and ©: caste ‘did
theinaelves ‘credit, the ‘entire. pro-

and South Saanich ‘Horti-
eltttal Society held on Thursday
evening in Wesley Hall included C..
S. McTavish on “Gladioli,” and J.
A. Nunn on “Vegetables.”

Alex.. McDonald, M.L.A., asked
the s support of the society. at the:
opening of the John: Dean - Park,
which took place.on Monday.” |. -

This was the last indoor meet-
ing of the society for the season
and plans. were made for. summer
outings, among them being a trip-|
to Kilaaney Lake and a motor
launch outing to Sidney -Island.
Dates and particulars to be an-
nounced later.

Miss May Williams was the win-
ner of the monthly competition,
followed by Mrs. Hadley.

A vote of thanks was extended
to J. E. Bosher, who erected the
society’s display at the Spring
Flower Show held in Victoria re-
cently.

June 19th was set as the date
for the Summer Flower Show to
be held in Wesley Hall, Sidney,
society.
contest for “potted lilies,’’!
sponsored last year by L. E. Tay-
lor, will close ‘on this date when
judging will take place.

FULFORD HALL
CLUB BUSY

FULFORD, May 8.—The annual

appearance.

son and directed by Mrs. A. ‘N.

and was staged in the living roorn
of a Mrs. Orton, which. part was
outstandingly acted by Mrs.
Primeau.

Shirley Orton, who is the wife
of a famous novelist, living near
London, becomes aware of the fact
that her husband (played by Har-
old Dixon) is showing serious at-
tention to another woman. Gideon,
the husband, retires ‘hhome. one eve-
ning, accompanied by the lady, a
Miss Hilton, complains to his wife
that she has never really appreci-
ated chim or his works. He tells
her he is leaving for Paris to pro-
vide the
divorce. Shirley suavely receives
this news. as though it were the
most ordinary thing in the world,

tables -on the other woman, show-
ing up her unworthiness to Gideon; | 4
who transfers his affections back
to his wife.

Miss North was play ed by Miss
Philomene Primeau, Miss Hilton
by Mrs. H. G. Horth, and West,
the butler, by F. A. Butler.

The second play, “The Little
Father
directed by R. Bristowe. <A ecos-
tume drama in the period of Louis

mittee was held on Thursday,
April 25th, T. Isherwood presiding
in the absence of R. McLennan.
The secertary, Mr. McIlroy, read
a satisfactory report for the year.

Total amount handled, $289.75.|XV. this took place. in an ante-
Expenditure, $259.11. Cash -on|room of the palace of Versailles.
hand, $30.64. _ Cash in bank,|The play, a pathetically humorous
$40. 71. ‘}incident, was concerned with the

The following committe was
‘elected for the-ensuing year: Mrs.
W. H. Lee, Miss D: Akerman, T..
Isherwood, J. H. Lee and N. R.
Mcllroy.

They decided to lower the hall
rent $1 for all events ‘during the
ensuing year.

LECTURES - |
ON HEALTH

“Dr: A rs ‘Truman, from. Wash-
ington, D.C.,/who is medical:super-|’, 2
‘intendent at-Rest. Haven for the| Thomas;
month of May, during the absence:
of Dr. Burden, who is on ‘holiday,:
awill:. deliver “special health: lectures
three. times a: ‘week, . Monday,
-Wednesday.~ and: Saturday," for:
this: Hin as ac onecegt oe at. 8 “p: m.:

modest little Pere Marlotte, mis-
sionary to America with Fronte-
nac, who is called before Louis

believes, the. reward for his serv-
ices in the wilderness. He finds
that the King only wishes him to

height of Niagara’ Falls! But at
| the last moment the great Fronte-
nac arrives: and_ seeing ‘the ‘little

fore him. -

“The King, ashamed,

Pere Gregoire, °

towe; Chevalier de Frontenae,. F.
A. Butler; Bae de St. Albert, HE.

“Never before ; was it possible to. secure e.
“summer properties: along the shores of .
the beautiful Saanich Inlet at such low.
prices. SPARLING has always made a
specialty of this kind of property and
his advice is available to all who may be

interested.

Deep Cove

Southern aspect. Good beach.

Cottage’ containing: small cosy diving ‘room’ with
‘open fireplace, large dining room, verandah, off;
“three bedrooms, large kitchen- work: room. :. Large
water dank, pumped into cottage. “One. hundred |
feet of frontage,. Large boathouse. Electricity.
Property wel) treed, private. Reduced to: $2500.
This can .be purchased. with. about. nee cash,

Wide views.

| balance: mortgage, + Soe

This. place i is “off ered fully't urnished. .
we > Patricia Bay 8
front lot at Pal atricia, Bay, nacernanegs $350.

A srood \ wi te

Deep Cove

“Over half un acre of fine waterfrontage with |

a cottage containing large living-room with open
direplace, dining ‘room,. kitchen, three bedrooms,

_ large sun porches screened and ‘glassed in, bath-

{ room, ‘pantry. In: first ‘class repair, and, well

furnished. Grounds laid out artistically with

.. Bhrubs and roses, Good water supply, sien

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ry Fine: sandy: beagh; shnst: excellent. bathing: f
 “honthouse, Wouse hag electric light aiid is on: av

| main -road.

“This is offored for four Y thousand five hundred .

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gram being of a very prorersionel

necessary evidence for:

then resorts to a trick to turn the:

of the “Wilderness,” was |*

decide a bet he has made.as to the’

The caste Pere: “Marlotte. Owen i
‘Martin}§
Charlebois; . Capt. -Cherillon, ‘Tom }
‘Gurton; Mile. Henriette, Marguer- 2
‘ite ‘Primeau; Louis XV.,;R. /Bris-{}

“Out Goes She” by Philip. John-.

Primeau had a present day setting

English, Canadian and American! :

XV. at Versailles to receive, as he:

priest ‘about. to depart kneels be- | *

makes amends to Pere Marlotte || 7
jand creates. hini Archbishop ‘of qf:

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Whist Contest

PORT WASHINGTON, May 8.
—On Friday, May 3rd,
contest was held at Port Washing-
ton Hall on Pender Island.
winners for the evening were Miss

. Dickinson and N. Norman.

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MOTHER’S DAY|
MAY THE 12TH

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