feos

-and prairie. and

Wednesda

SERVICE TO BE
IMPROVED TO
OTHER PARTS

Second Phase of a. $2,500 000 B.c.
Telephone Co. long distarice pro-
ject started in 1951 has been. com-
pleted, with the opening of a sec-

ona carrier system to provide addi-.

tional. circuits. between Vancouver

eastern ‘Canada
points. - 6

Company officials state the new
System. adds'°10 ‘channels’ to the
trans-Canada hook-up, increasing
facilities between B.C. and points
elsewhere in Canada by 16 per cent.

First part of the project began
three years ago with erection of a

chain of repeater stations from
Vancouver to the Alberta border

and construction of a new pole line
over the Hope-Princeton Highway
to dy-pass the difficult Coquihalla
Pass route, just east of Hope.

COMPLEX EQUIPMENT

Fifty per cent of B.C. Telephone
Co. long listance circuits are. now
obtained by the use of complex car-

-rer equipment which makes it pos-

sible to have several channels on a
single pair of wires, each conversa-
tion travelling on a different fre-
quency along the wires.

Repeater stations on the trans-
Canada long Hstance route are lo-
—— at 50- smile mibervt ats to sus-

(Cnerenmmeamanenean|

“My: must. vained. |
appianee! acre
that's what women. ‘{!
sav about the new |
automatic  clathes
drvers. They da
award Wells bein ys
lifting, cut down
ivoning, end ail
worry-ahout the
WOE ther, :

“a earn
of Dollars for a little etudly 2

"Years ago | whan. 1 was ‘buying my firat te

insurance Llooked only at the size of the

promiums J would have to pay vee until ©
a driond said:

y, November 10, 1954.

tain the initial quality of transmis-
sion, Stations in B.C. are situated
at Mission, Hope, Manning Park;.
Princeton, “Keremeos, Bridesville,
Grand: Forks, Tadanae, Nelson, Sir-
dar, Yahk, Mayook and Fernic.

SIDNEY TIES
WITH COMBINES

The Sidney Community
football team was held to a tie last

Saturday ‘afternoon against’ the
Victoria Combines. :

Sidney held most of the play
down at ‘the Combines’: end. No

matter how hard the forward line
worked, and they worked very well,
they could not get a goal in. Sid-
ney had 15 shots on goal to the
Combines’ five.

Lynn Christian did) a very goad
job at the centre-half spot. He was
responsible for many of the Sidney
drives.

Earle Brown, Jim MacDonald,
Phil Meyer and Carl Knutsem show-
ed their worth on ihe forward line.

The Sidney defence was given a
shot in the arm by the use of Bill
Lumley.

These boys need transportation to
next week’s game in” Victoria,
against the Canadian Seottish. If
anyone Will. offer his ser Vices, will

Club:

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anneneey .

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he please leave -his name at The

sdb otlice —J.LE,

The Home of

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* Phone: 2-:7283

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"The real cost of life insurance consists of the
premiums you pay, Jess the dividends the
company pays you over the years!"

"T siudied the dividend record of The Mutua} Life of Canada

and quickly saw the advantage of buying insurance from |

that Company. After all these years lam ahead. .
hundreds of dollars because of that decision,” _

‘Yo get adequate protection for your family al
_ lowest net cost, consult The Mutual. Life of Conad as
: roprussotative, in your commmunily. today,

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HE EXCHANGED |
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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

A Few Words From One of The Few

DEAD OR ALIVE today the British boys w sho tore the Ger man

Luftwaffe from the skies over Britain are immortaliz zed in Sir
Winston Churchill’s words as. “The Few”. Pictured is one of them
who lived, Flight-Lieutenant (Roxy) Hart, telling 9-years-old
Martin Meade “about 2 Spitfire,
London (England) ‘open-air exhibition that marked the 14th anni-
versary. of. the Battle of Britain ‘and the defeat of the Luftwaffe.

the P ‘eninsalla airport,
recovered was 2.803

miles. The
a ceconut,-he reported.

It was later
“A message of
cand

eratitude for his’!
co-operation has;
Wen Loss
heavy to .qualify

5 - which ‘the record was sought,
Bay from co ?

American airman,

Nirport,” an

Mr. Mollet Jassisted: Del. _Furhiman |
in his recent. attempt: on a world; Saturna, because it- was
récord:.  long- distance. flight from; that the god, Saturn, brought the.

Patricia Bay eae : He was | res- Sonne inte

of
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_Richnes
fe perce. for 4 quality. :
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sthreal”
the.

the ainnin

“The ; “slogan” or:

ellibrooms, ‘whore
afferod.courses: = 2: : v
‘President, of. the: club: is Puaie D:
Kendall, . rector. of St. Saviour's. |
church, Victori ia’ West-and padre to...
.the ‘Veterans’ Hospital. :
“The, present drive. for member-
ship coincides with: Opthnist, Week, |
November | cor During that time i
dt. is oped. that: residents sof: the
{olUying areas will -come to the sup-
portcof the club and offer assistance

wn the direction vof. wetivities for}
boys

The club meets ‘each “Thursday at j - 25¢ per.dozen paid for emplien Plene
noon At hie Prelfic Club in Victoria, 11 have them ready when the driver ealls,

| UBBER STAMPS

h Columbia,

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“Order ‘rom ip:

THE REVIEW |
SI " N oe BC.

Today" y's

the fighter they used, at the

The distance |
air-
man exchanged twa maple leaves for |
ascertained that the |
j record: attempt: was unsuccessful Jbe-
Mollet. of the | Suse the fight machine was still too ;

for the cliss in| then, tired-outy -heavy-héaded, and maybe

Italy was at one-time Kiown as |
believed

a Denied ol prosperity, ,

satin depends on the
“used: for.

an

hs advertisement ‘is not published or displayed by
‘Liquor: Contral Bosid or by the Government

Cath,

bank is a bright, pleasant, informal place,
where service is both efficient and friendly:

PAGE FIVE

SOCRATES’ HIGH AWARD

WON BY BANK OF MONTREAL

Ranked top -financial

‘on the North American continent.

of. the “Year” for
‘during: the past 12 months. The
, ward has come. (+ Canada only |
‘once before e,-in 1946, and it was the
'B of M also which gained the dis-
‘tinetion on that occasion.

Announcement of the award is
imade by Vincent Edwards and
; Company, publishers
‘views", a monthly publication which
evaluates the advertising of banks
“and trust companies throughout the
United States and Canada.

“Bank - Ad - views” bases its
‘awards on a continuing study of
_ thousands of bank advertisements
‘in daily. newspapers all over the
“continent, scoring nessages on three
‘counts: ideas which sell bank ser-

its. advertising

‘BRITISH FURNITURE ON
SHOW IN OTTAWA
British office furniture with a con

‘temporary look will be displayed at if

the Desien Centre of the National
i Gallery of Canada, in Ottawa. Tt
wilt” ferm part oof an exhibition: en-
Vtithed “Haw to furnish Your Office’,
whieh wis on October 15. officially
opened fer one month, tt is to en
tcourage a higher standard of design
fin Canadian offices, and includes the
ibest Canadian office furniture now
produced, and also exhibits of
American furniture. The British ex-
hibit is.the result of an invitation
from the National. Gallery to provide
stimulating comparisons: to’. other
items on show.. All-the British. fur-
| niture hasbeen designed ‘by
i; Day, one of the United: kingdom's
best known youriger designers.

if Veuve TIRED
ALL THE TH

Everyt body gets a bit ran-down-now and

bothered by tadachen Perhaps nothing.
seriously wrong, just-a temporary -toxic. .
condition caused: by excess ‘acids: and
wastés.: That’s the time:to take Dodd’s «
Kidney Pills: Dodd’s stimulate the kidneys, :
_and so help restore their normal action of.

Get “Dodd's Kidney. Pills ‘now: Look: for’
‘the blue® box with ‘the red) band® at
“druggists.-You can: depend. on Dodd's.

Robin:

” removing. excess acids and: wastes..: Then: ’-
you-feel better, sleep: better, work: better: ::

advertiser’ | Vices:

i niques:
the Bank .of Montreal -has- been | bank's relations ‘with the public.
awarded: the. “Socrates’ High Award |

f
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entire vear,;
the Bank of Montreal have been of

of “Bank-Ad-
) “Bank-Ad-views”
‘its ads. the Bank of _Morixal has

tin er

h®

and general effect on the

Pointing out that “each of these
ads. had.-been: subjected to ‘a thor-
;ough review and unbiased analysis,”
the publication . says: “During the
the promotions used by

such consistently high quality that

‘they have earned the greatest total

award points.”
In paying tribute to the B of M,
comments; “In

WOOD

2
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5 :

Electric Panels -

for

Safe, Depend-
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At the end of an:
electric cord

It solves the problem of

automatic heat for ’ one

room or the whale house.

Steady, controlled, radiant

warmth at a new law cost

“problem... Ask a represen: >

sotative. to) call: _

-Units from as: low as .
$49. 50.:

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RE J. McLELLAN.

‘Beacon. Avenue

oo, he Wnrador’ 's door is always openshis experience, ars

Wevedv lardAg nivel teehanmand ows SOF he wena! eel wey

Mi i Ss i

‘branches of Canada’s
available an all- round,

to Canadian conditions

layout: and “illustrative tech-?!

AND SAWDUST

Cords Fir Millwood

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and’ with no fuel -storage ._

SIDNEY: —

“Phone 53x

People i use the bank for 1 ma ny ui posesto deposit:
savings, arrange loans, ‘buy travellers cheques... vee

service—-a friendly personal service keyed:

i needs of! millions « of customer Se

recognized the needs of its poten-
i tial customers: farmers, business~
men, industrial groups and the gen-
| eval public are all reached with pro-= |

| motions ” of specific ‘interest’: and °
rvalue to.them:: In: addition, the
bank has cultivated’: good will

| through institutional messages of
\ importance to’ the community. ane
enterprise.

/ “Original, timely ina
ideas were used consistently:

effecti ive.
SVISUS.

! alization through photos and art- a

‘work was outstanding and: skilfully
‘presented: copy told the message or
idid the service-selling job forcefully
land convincingly. Bach ad was dis-
j tinclively that of the Bank cf
1 Montreal, and in keeping with the
i teh standards of the bank.”

ceneeens “emetence nee

tf

@ NO” ALTERATIONS.
@ NO TANKS. oe

Heating costs. as" “Tow ‘a
$2.0 00. ‘per month.

bab 5 ii
Sas sa

Nowadays people drop into the bank ns.
asually as into the corner store, The
neighborhood branch i is'an int egral part of vee
" ‘the life of the community, “The 4 000. .
‘chartered banks make

nation-wide banking

‘and the everyday,