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of
Every’ Wednesday.”
; By: Peninsula Printing. Co. Ltd. pines
. “S. Se. RIVERS, President and’ Managing ‘Diceétor.. oon.
‘ Member of B.C. Division,. Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association.
Le Member. of Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association, |

~ Member Audit Bureau of” Circulations. we oo [
: “Telephone 28. :

. _ Authorized as second’class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa.

Iss Patricia Gray is deserving of a pat on the back for

“dian Legion scholarship for Zone -13
was in competition. with other students fr om all Vancouver |

“The young lady, to The Review’s knowledge, did not |
a igolate’ herself with her books’ for the past year’in. order

~.ducted in Sidney. -

" ‘The scholarship win-is a credit ie Miss Gr ay and to the
teaching staff of North. Saanich ‘high school. For it is;
~ unlikely that'she could have won this coveted honor if she |
* had. not, received competent instruction during the year,

owners.- Sometimes the owners are‘found and sometimes |

4 Legion, B.E.S.L.,. was ‘held :on: Mon-
day,:. Sept.
; Com.

| The usual’ silent. tribute: was observ- |:
ed. ‘Tribute -was ‘also. paid “to the |
memory. of Com.

and it was reported that a profit ot

her very creditable showing in capturing the Cana- ‘ flave a full program of winter enter-

The Sidney girl i tainments will’ be laid out, so mem-=
bers

: Island: points except. Victoria and*emerged in top place. [co

won this year by Miss: Patricia. Gray,
‘| daughter of one of our branch: mem-

‘| Poppy Fund: Campaign Chairman.

' mecting concluded, Maj.-Gen.
iR.

j the, meeting on Veterans’ legislation

SAANICH PENINSULA -

|
BRANCH NO. 37 I

LEGION NEWS -

(By..W. Tibbets)

13\-: with: the president,
Stewart, - in: the: chair.

Wm.

Henry~ Graham,

nt is expected that as soon as Com.
. Clarke returns from: his ‘holi-

are advised ‘to ‘watch © this
lumn for further. announcements:
A Legion Scholarship has. been

un an a
in ee

After the general business of. the
‘Geo.

Pearkes, V.C.,. M.P., addressed

|la

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Five Countries to Fly Supersonic Jet

Sweden are ‘to be spread over. the next two. years.

st. March. Mrs. Aylard has car-

n ew

classrooms

-and>

new

=

| Reflections From the Past

work

Wednesday, September 15, 1954.

~ MORE ABOUT. ~
TEACHERS

(Continued From Page One).

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a

Ky A. Buffam, Ry Ss Anstey: indus-
trial -arts;;Mrs. D.-S, Procter, home

_| economics.

CORDOVA BAY.. ELEMEN-
TARY SCHOOL—C.'W. Roberts,
principal; -A.. G. Fry,. Mrs. -D.. B.

Mae.Long, Miss M. MeIntyre.
JAMES -ISLAND ELEMEN-

‘TARY SCHOOL—S.'Mozal, prin-
: | cipal:

Mrs. M. Buckingham.

K EATING ELEMENTARY

a | SCHOOL A. H. Ozero, principal;

F. Francis, Mrs. S.. Chatwell.
\. McTAVISH ROAD ELEMEN-
|

Mrs. G. Onhasey.

PROSPECT. LAKE ELEMEN-
-TARY SCHOOL—Miss A. Curts,
| principal; Mrs. J. Shaw, Miss L. F.
Iaston,

principal; Mrs. E. Clark:

More People
Eating Out —

(Dutton Advance)
Roadside. tables. along. No. 3
Highway were ever more popular

: y . : . # : . a . : i . ‘ . ~ : 7 > 5.
; The first fall: meeting’ of ‘Saanich * | principal: Miss A: Coleman, St. than they. are. this ‘season, . Pass.
- Published at Sidney, Vancouver Island, B. 3.C., wt | Peninsula Branch, No: 37, Canadian. |: JocMiller,. 12. Forges -D. Sanford,.| by. almost-any hour of the day and

you will see travellers making use.
of; them. :

This could indicate that tourists
prefer such lunches to’ trying to
find .a good eating place in a -
strange town. It could ‘mean, too,

. wae ke eating out-of-

aan . ; who paneed away. since the btatiak Creech; Mrs:.G.* Hi. Watson, Miss that they simply li
SUBSCRIPTION RATES $2. 50 pet’ ‘year by mail in Canada and the! last ‘mets <<" ; ; We M. Sraith: doors. » But again it could: -and
': British Empire; $3.00 per year to foreign countries. Conimittee’ reports were heard DEEP COVE ELEMENTARY probably does mean that dollars in

tourists’ pockets aren’t as plentiful

SCHOOL—H. J. Darkes, - princi- kine alone one’s lunch is z
eee Display. advertising rates on application. _ approximately $160 was realized bal: Mrs, D. MeLennan, Miss K. and ee ane a one a
ede Wednesday, Se tember 15, 1954 | From the booth at Saanich Vair. This | Soylts particularly true of many Ameri-

Pe y; pl money vil be caually divided Ro BRENTWOOD ELEMENTARY can travellers who during the plush
ne Auniliary, ray BNE AES SCHOOL—E. W. Hatch, princi-) days wouldn’t deign to stop along
‘A CREDITABLE SHOWING aids pal; Mrs. A. Forsberg, Miss Pr, the roadside and break out a

bundle of sandwiches and a ther-
mos .of tea.

Nickel Coffee
(Miami Herald)
We dre pleased to note that the
Mills factory in Tlinois-which used

‘ . : - ; ; ; im ry} to omake most of America’s slot: Lo
to win'the’ scholarship. ‘During the past school term she | hers, Com. Geo. Gray. Tt is hoped THE FIGHTER PUNCH of five Western countries is to be ~ TARY SCHOOL—Miss D..W 7 machines has entered a. new field
“made: ‘a contribution to this district by taking an active‘ that the presentation will. be made strengthened by the British Hawker Hunter, supersonic, swept-back MANSON, PUICIpa in a big way — turning out me-

i 4 st rkof: Penizsuls. Players. ; Moreovei: she! at : tine, © iL wing, single-seat jet interceptor. Rated one of the world’s fastest, PATRICIA -BAY ELEMEN- T eotf lisben ’

part.in stage work, o enins ay yn ler next’ meeting, Oct. . fighters; it_is. already in super-priority production for Britain's | TARY SCHOOL—Miss }. Chani-| chanical coffee dispensers.

was'a successful. student in a public: speaking course con- Com. C. Tyler has been ‘appointed Royal Air Force and deliveries for Holland, Belgium, Denmark and Derlin, principal: Mrs. R. Rogers, Today ‘slot.:machines are taboo

in every” state but Nevada. They
started vanishing: three years ago
under’ a’ federal” law’ forbidding
their

‘Did the law put’ Mills out of

j during the past: session of parlia- 10 YEARS AGO 12. York, Mrs. Franks, Mrs. New,| ROYAL OAK ELEMENTARY | Pusiness?. Far from it! It is busy
ment, and on general world condi-j Miss Marion Bellis‘has been ap-| Mrs. Steward, Mrs: Fisher, Mrs. | SCHOOL—F. J. Willway, princi- manufacturing juke boxes weigh-
a NEW SPECTACLES NEEDED? Gar 4c a, “the present. time.| pointed public health ‘nurse, for | Linklater, Mrs. Stevens, pal; ‘Miss B. Pottinger; Mrs. L yourse’l eas, ce ener
“ . omrade Pearkes .was accorded a| Worth Saanich. She assumed: her : I Reid, ‘Bo W. Gardner, Miss. D.{beverage-by-the-bottle dispensers
ROM: time to: time many pairs of spectacles are found : hearty round of applause at. the con- hew duties on Sept..1. Miss Bellis 20 YEARS AGO . Southwell, Mrs. E. Tyson and ‘the new coffee machines. .
-in this: district. Quite. often they are turned in at: , clusion of his -talk. More than 40 takes the place of Miss Kay Ellis.,} Local schools opened’on Tues-; “SAANICHTON BLEMEN-}. Mills has 15,000 coffee vendors .
The Review office and efforts are. made to locate their | members attended. {who relinquished the appointment | day morning. when the novelty of |TARY SCHOOL—Mrs. M. Mills,

in action, and ‘is aiming. for 100,000.

shipment across state lines.”

the lost equipment is. never claimed. » As‘a-result,.a° con- |

SANSBURY . ELEMENTARY
siderable. collection. of: various: bi-focals, tri-focals, pince- |

SCHOOL—Miss My Lane, princi-

proved: to appeal :to the students.
Teaching: staffs. forsthe three local

ried on in’ this capacity in the in-
(afer ‘period. | .

- NATURE'S: The Churches

nez;: lorgnettes: and. other optical aids is: usually on. hand: ' After two months’ vacation ‘dis. schools are: Sidney, James Ram-jpal.
The Review.editor: plans ‘to try them all out in the near ae PBOOK | lain “schools re-opened: last. Tues- | 54¥,. Principal, TH. Dixon, Miss .R.| SIDN EY ‘ELEMENTARY “ANGLICAN. SERVICES:
future: to'see if: he cannot: improve his vision in this way. RAE day In-the North Saanich con- | Lorden and Miss’ Peatt. At North | SCHOOL—Mrs. ‘B. M.° Lassfolk

‘The reason for-this project is that a very cheery. letter | KEEP. IT GREEN solidated area. there are 12’ teach-| Saanich — school the | prineipal,_ E. ai ime I. u. Wickens, aie R. Rector, Rev. Roy Melville . .
arrived ‘this week: from our’ friend” ‘Harr Newto: t Vi The: importance of Forestry is|ers. These are as follows: North Forster, is assisted ‘by Miss or-| Dona son, 2 rs. G.. cKenzie, ‘Sunday, Sept. 19
2h ‘'y. n,,.0 1C~. | cealized by the. fact’ that . the | Saanich high ‘school, principal,: p, /enzen, Miss Brogan, Miss Jost and}Mrs. I. Tyler, Miss: J. Henderson, Holy Trinity— an
) . Harry. carries ‘the’ dignified ‘title. of: district, passen- [primary and secondary. forest. in-|E. Breckenridge,’ A. E.) Vogee, A. Vogee. Miss. “Moses is | teaching |} Mrs. D. MacConnachie. - Evensong “wii 7. 30 p.m.
ger agent of the Canadian Pacific Railway. He had’ read | dustries _ empléy’ some . .60,000| Miss» Kay Baker, Norman. West, |at Deep Cove. _ RELIEVING - TEACHERS. St. Andrew’s— >“. ;
an. editoria carried in this. ‘modest journal last week in: |, people and: pay some: $195, 000,000 | Mrs. . Jean “Beckwith, Mrs. Dias, G. Clark, H..S. Eatock’ and ‘Ww.} Mrs. A. Covell," WA. Richards. Holy ' Communion .. 8.00 a. m..
j d: that: railway. timetables ‘always. ‘mysti-.|in wages. a “| mond. aiken: Mrs. V -B. Christen, 7 J Nees are ae aes from the | Whit a iaild tucidéace lot therdicaoe a mild incidence of the dicase se Ate ‘Eucharist:’. 11.004. m.
sult we were unable'to find the Princess! ‘The. traditional {Miss Walker, Mrs.” Wrench, Miss |local Conservative “Association ‘to ugustine’s—. »-
chedulé to Sidney listed in the current: terprise cite, irate ra Shirley Kerr. Deep Cove, Miss| the annual: meeting of the Nan-)Dr. Manning has advised the com- ||" “Holy Communion 9.30...
Mr. ‘Newton’ mailed: to. usa timetable | ber has been “sawmilling. . ’ The Marjory Anstey. erevit Road, |dimo_ Riding: Association in Dun, | munity to tae every pfecaution |
“tO. , ‘ M Wardl ~ Jean next:week, -| against a. spread.of the.infection, ~
: nd ‘there, - sure i saw ling industry: Jing, ithe ° “prov- | Mrs. Wardle. : “Deep Cove’ school was re-opened,
ince: as. ‘grown: ~.tremendously. - William” ‘Hale; or “matiys years « Staff. of. Life Bakery on: Second

n Page 24, Table’ jai appears the. schedule of BETHEL BAPTIST.

CHURCH |

BEACON. ‘AVENU
- Pastor, T.-L Wescott”

Von: Tuésday by"

the: teacher, Miss
Evelyn: Moses,-

sincé“its inception a 1undred. ‘years | projectionist at the’ -Metropolitan
age, so- ‘that toda fit is: the. most: j Theatre, “Winnipeg, “has cquired
s r a “home. ‘On, Third St. Sidney,

‘Sidney, owned: and, ‘operated.
St the “past several years by. Hi
Ingamiells; Lg

et will vinain=]
route: formerly |".

udr ‘wives: notice” that: it has’ under.
for- I’ Section 7;of the. said’ Act,’ deposited
ile:

paper cman ‘similarly ee ; 2
“paper: “amills © carry . -ON-E-AWas ion: on: “August: to.- ‘Ganges:

Ca eee ‘of
nafter. attending summér
_pperations. dn ;addition, 15.: ‘Bill Gunn: was, born in'Saanich-| school in:
‘ton’ “years: ‘agos «He attended |/:-Mrs. ey

yy BC
: . the: site“and:the Slang ofthe ; ‘moor=
Victor ‘| ing facilities” proposed” tobe ‘con-
‘Saanichton.. ands: Mount’ Newton. her: on, “Gordon, and: ’Mrsve LP

It. cost*him:. uncthe 14 ‘cents |
n: postage to. send. us this. ‘collection.. Moreover. he paid. the. Wot dS.
ntire postage.” This: impressed’ us because. many people|) = ‘SHELTER’

who address communications to. us leave: us-to. pay acon- . Wildlife . needs. ‘shelter..in “order
iderable surcharge to the Sidney: postoffice. 3 £2 pegeale: from. natural enemies,
‘We. are grateful to our: Victoria friend...-We hop ee alkep oF fo: caine their

“an d=

“ply:

< Payne, accompanied Be structed: on’. Foréshore::Lot:::279,
Cowichan District,‘and” Forty foot.
Jhigh : ‘schools, ; Herma ‘serving in.| Smith, have returned: to Vancouver strip adjacent: to: the East’ thereof
| France “with ..the’ Canadian ° Scot-| after visiting: ‘Mrs. Payne! Ss. brother, ‘|i in All Bay, of, Shoal Harbour, BC,
tish after. leaving the. artillery. and.|G..F. Payne. and fronting: Lot “A”, Block “C”,
joining: the infantry. ©. Two” “broth ‘ ‘Mrs. Robson. chas ‘returned: “after:
ers-are left, Donald, ‘serving: over<|a Visit: to. Vanconver® and ‘the ex-

“Morning Service 1.00 a.m. |
Gospel Service®: 7.30 p.m
. Every Wednesday

‘Plan’ 1305, °"Section®. 16, Range ‘g!
‘|: Eat North Saanich District, Vil

that

youtig.’ Muskrats. need. constant | seas. with’. the’ dental. -corps and | hibition,” She was accompanied by Prayer a d Bible Study 7.30 a.
he: Elaine will be’ back with us next year.” We. sincerely | Water | levels ‘in the: a Alex, in Saanich. ©: 4: Miss Vera’ Robson and © Elliott {AND TAKE NOTICE that alter :
hope her operations: ‘will pay rich: dividends. to the C.P.R. | where they. make’ their homes.) Mrs. Irvin. Hassar a ae “her | Robson, «who'are sspending the ‘the date. of the. first publication: of ‘Young. People, Friday_ 00 pam,
will): thrive’ ; ; certain’ small son’ recently,» ‘spent. “few. week- end on the Island. ; “this “notice; Vanisle’: Marina : Ltd.

~

ney’ exclusively for.the run: “We'll be glad to: accompany. | types. -of farming: areas.
Mr; N , are-at home in sandy: fa ‘Gophers

Newton to: ‘the: Clyd -and: sail home with him: in: this
pe : have underground . dens, *:. Wood-

- fehueks build elaborate: ‘systems of
*y).underground’s itunnels; complete
with. escape, routes. Rabbits-like

=

ae Sidney. Gospel Hall,

Mrs.; Cy Ay Goodrich. has return-
Ved: home ‘to Ganges: after: spending
‘the: week-end: in. Vancouver, “Her
husband is a patient aut the, 6. Shaughhs |
Nessy p hospitals :

will: under Section 7 ‘of. the said: Act,
capply “to: the’ “Minister: of Public

«Works ‘at’ his“office in’ the: City’: ‘of
Ottawa, for approval of the said

days:oiv Gossip: Tsland visiting with}
Mrs: Mervyn. Balle ve 2)
Galiano played: ‘Mayne: inva’ golf
tournament ast. week- end . at the
former's course. Galiano :team. was?
successful :4-2.: Players staking. part:

“site and ‘plans, °°. Fifth: Street,’ Sidney |.

Dated at V ictoria, B B, com this 23rd

| SOUTH PENDER BRIDGE.

EVERY SUNDAY.

|
and. ‘that. ‘soon: they'll build'a brand new: “Princess of a Pheasants:

T'S: now. the. middle’ ‘of September. and. progress: in Cone a as brush piles : handy aos that were Mayne Islands Dr Roberts] . 30: ‘YEARS: AGO. ey of Aunt ISA ONAL LTD, The Lord's. Supper... ao av Sam.
“> struction of the- long-promised. bridge to connect South and. th Aa en as A Heck, Mr etecle we Green, Mrs. se cn ein Oe ehi has ren “se - Byvits solicitors, ©. Suinday School and .
Pender Island” with: its. northern. :néighbor ‘is extremely. areas-eclose ta meadows! Ranerte, Mra. Stecle,-Mrs. Deacon; Whiting. w ne "he tne ne the MARCITANT, GILLIS and Bible Clags.. "10. 15 a.m,
slow... Before itis completed. it may: pave earned the title, Trees form nesting’ sites for | Mrs. King, Mr. Houlgate, Mr. Gil-| disease. An immediate meeting of 604 B MeINTOSH, Bld Gos el Ser ‘wee
of the, “Bridge: of: Sighs’; ©» hirds.. No nesting sites, no birds! Mours. Galiano, J. Pan iincees: Capt. |the board of trade was ealled and Vietorta,, B.C, — ‘areas mie wore weed BD parm

‘A reader. of The Review. Who. ig a student of marine Different types of oshelter are} Fisher, 2. Hume, V, Zala, 8S. Page} the members were assured that it 34-4

“matters has suggested. that if construction of the bridge uiuen ceatuared, A pood nesting | W ; G ; d a ee a Prayer and sonasons

is such.a trying matter, some thought: should be given to a Site. might: not he favorable for orries Grin ae SHDIE SUEY, B Pata,
barge’ system ‘of, transporting traffic between the two |foo! for different species, (Kitehener-Waterloo Record) SERVICE TO THE SAANICH PENINSULA | © enn

islands... He tells of a power barge in the Maritimes which | The three basic wildlife needs} Worries can’ grind us down, AND THE GULF SEAN trey carrrrocae
operates ona cable lying along. the. bottom. , ares food, shelter, Water,” Very ofien, too, they area, waste

‘This. barge CHRISTIAN. rear . oo

in-no way. interferes with normal marine -traffic,: yet: it, oe iL In tior ~ faftings 8 University of Wisoon , ogre hid ae it ae every
anspor people. And. cars: with despatch and without Serre inspiral tons [shows that AD per-eent-are about lq. Sunday, “at the “corner: of ;

things: that Mever happen; 30. per
cont are about. things “past. help;

2° per: cent: are petty and needless,

That cleaves ceight pers cent for
‘lose really worth bothering: about,
i Rrobably i won't help. mite to
loses sleep: over them, vo HR

Vast Saanich Road and,
“Beacon Avenue, °°

= Everyone Welcome —

Fe sialic detente ie taka Tee

With literary © ‘heritage: second
tn none, with a vieh and ‘powertnl ||
voeabulary : ar command, the study.”

af ve Hnyglish: language and: the!
prowing - ability: to ceommand it «
should? be a satree cof inapiration’|
ty reacher and children. wlikee, OT he}
stity cofslanguages Sineweneral:
a rowarding one, but,’ ‘particularly {
for thase whose native: tonete it
ig, therescan be nothing sv: fitt0,)
promote orto benefit by the sense
of wonder and thelovesol learning

The: ‘Muagweation: night be’ onthe the consideration ot
the: Provincial; department: of: public works,, a.

PROTOCOL EXPLAINED | oe
IDNEY: "7S. Village: commission. has: ‘boon’ dviaod: by: ‘the |!
“secretary. to B.G.’s Ligutenant-Governor that. arrange.
ments at Patricia: Bay alrport for the official: ‘grecting. ‘of
His Royal: ‘Highnoss, tho: Duke of Rdinburgh, were carried:
out as directed: ‘from: ‘Ottawa..- In other words: official
representatives of one of the six municipalities in. this’ dis.
trict wore! uninvited because sthe: officer commanding: pro-

Hae ey Met tn na te

prnanraneentrelnmenernn corres <

! a Fa LS Sa SS
SANDS FUNERAL CHAPEL |
PHONE: M6. SIDNEY, Re, i

fe ee ‘Claude: pe Jaundake Resilent. Manager,’
S Associated with china perwiee : for val: Years,

- UNITED: ‘CHURCH: cas
o4 ‘Sunday, Sept. I oe, {oe be
Shady Greely arvensis] AlN as eps
Reve Wine Allan & me
P “Be: Paul's, Sidne Yoru! 130 atte,
sreentabeneeceiprtareen —— er ee an) Ge nd 7.80 pam PE?
' ‘ aC . _ Reve! Win: Allan: 150° : Dountaa had,

~ senate anne a {sore mem get nem ge fom w

STIRRING: UP. ASIATICS |

e UNeweweek- Magazine) . ae
A high Uritish, offledalis: te Hin
friends . ‘that: Ghurehill: de oa | Wy
rnin: “proposal concerning: filues neni
H-bomb. tests: duriig> hiss.visit’ to

. , ; i: ; wi I fee Wa ta E, we; ‘ my 4 wae § g . : .

tocol In. Ottawa ruled otherwise, The missing. municipal ({2 fe Mud of Bowtlhs O {haahiuaton. shonld Tegel ell Wp ar | bak dae coped LAS ame | oss
3 ot \courio:-waa the dnevthe fiture blasts shonld be set-offon a4 ” ohh reutwoo sesrctanioeel LES CAME | ae
: rea. closest. to. the are critlne. © of: inoy: me munfelnal teononie: lewninersay, einen 10 | eidating: dslanda, consisting of ald “1 AM THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD" Rev, J.Joner: ot Victoria po ee

ships, in wid-Pacific, . The motive:
To avoid stirring up still amore
resentment amdng radiation-jitvery,
Asiatic nations.

"phen veea prem Uae ngeR et nea nereC tain

“Tf Sidney's commission: has been informed correctly of |
what-happoned, and-there is no reason to suppose othor-
wise, residents here feel that it’s high time the federal
government ant down. and took’ stock of the situation,
There ix no doubt but that official representatives of all
Mor. Britannic: Majesty's loyal municipalities In this area
should have been invited—or none at all. | We hope the
situation | will he Tectified, soon and: the, proper apologies

: Sunday 8 Schools
Shaily Creeke ocuccc lO 0 aM,
Deep Cove cscs veered LOO WM, -
St. Paul's, Shiney. seavens 10.18 a.m.
Brentwood : tool LS aan,
VISITORS WELCOME

A teen eaarnange ne
veneer

It is tao otten’ forgotten that: the
work of-the éeraftaman and profes-
sional, Justlyoesteemed as it. de>
servedly is, “offers them a much
more Interesting and Jess hurden-
some daily: roan: than. the. aonote
onoits anid arduous and often very
dangerons: drudgery cand higher
premiwne for life inauranee of: the

~—Jesus Christ _

Attend a Free Lecture fintitled

.

“CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND ‘THE TORCH
_OF SPIRITUAL UNDERSTANDING”
by MARY GC, HOLLOWAY, CS., |

rcrrrs)

UNSUAL DIET
A report fron: Waterton” Likes
National Vark ino Alberta, shows
that a Coitthrait trout taken hy aan
angler fram North Lineham Lake

eenotenreninacsariee

Wrenn es sen tooht tte

Seventh-Day

made." : Pye general laborer, which element ate q
m4 borer, hee ne are | yying September, contained, _Advontist
ecmemete it “erat tegntt cumtnercamnt ianeencnemes conve LAD SOTILOTY necaasary to the «futnes sastveyy ‘athor dteme caf fands a4 " ; of Shreveport, Louisiana. : Church
tioning, af: our economic. system ilusky. mountain. shrew, ‘Pheoshrew [feo Member of the Board of: Lectureship of The Mother Churehy :

ae Letters, a2, The Editor —

— THE GAP. CLOSE

a teview, -

oo Saturday, ‘Sept. 18)
Sabbath? Schoo} emer 0 uty
Preaching Servion @ O45 vine
Lae “Sunday
‘Wible Tawcture voce "eT isa,
Doreag: Welfare: Society

today, ;

foe his® latter: “Rroup are the. worst
weptalied Wives “oid owdiare ayare
of thee “heateand  hirden) off the,
day’ 30 tosspeak, Tf itis a fat
that: the-evolution .af: our: present.

inca tiny, furry gray. manianal,. 444
inches long: that, lives: chiefly. on
fyeeeter Mie dethe tlret racard
so-far as ita knownsof a Cutthroat:
trout iv al national, park, haying
heen found. tocfedd onea: mammal,

The Wirst Clhureh or ‘Ss et Spientiat, in, Boston, Massashnantte .

FRIDAY, September 17, at 8. 00 pam,

In the cnurent EDIFICE, Chainbera St. ‘and Pandora Ave. :

‘engineers: and» olanipntare™ “whaol
; teachers: andethar this state of, afe
faire is reneiited strangly. Apparent-
ty hy” certhin: ‘elements In Ahe ‘alll

ar . hroadenatie of

a

‘Friday Sept. 4 “garrivd: the news yn ; syatenis: raiding ethem: toc"parity’. paincesthe: usual diet. of thiscapecies Vat a“ Srd CTuesday, 2 “pint.

trany Ieitain, of: the’ fant, diminish ed and ithe “more favored with other seetions or our working | consists of ansesta, other imyertis - VICTORIA, BC. ; livery sere Pos

* groups, 4 : population, this. should be a matter [brates and amall-tish. ae Ww eekly: Prayer: Serviag 30: p. m, at

“ing” gap. “bet een the = wages ° in “thi . : _ AW “Are Cordially” Invited a SEVENTH-DAY rere
ie) news, if, tras, cexardiny, ape for rejoicing: by progressive and -endircenmlacrettemsaierinensiseatiore drt eeey -ADVENTIST Cc 1

‘Meleiah industry. between the| proaching parity between all. sec- socially, consylous. people, __An Ulinois man was arrested for HURCI code

qeaitemancand, the ireneral. lahorer,.
that the: latter. group are earning.
pecweek often. aw: muchian: working

JU. 12785). Rest Haven: Drive
tho ALL Wh LCOM Es 0 aren are
1 Ry ‘Se. Syne, Ministers. Phone. 20M

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