FULFORD
SAur SPRING ISLAND

“= Mrs. Ay J. Hepburn will leave
“on Thursday next, for Victoria,
“where she ‘will’ be a patient at St.
Joseph's. hospital for some time.
Mrs. Teo Me: “Jackson returned

home on Thursday after a two-
week visit to her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Jackson, at Campbell River.

Mr. G. McPherson left on
Tuesday for Vancouver where he
will spend a few days with friends.
: Mrs, i. Simington arrived com

California recently to visit her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Mollet.

Mr. J. H. Lee, Fulford Harbour,
has recently sold. 15 acres, farm
and dwelling situated on the Ful-
ford-Ganges Rd., to Mr. and Mrs.
L. Warburton, of Cloverdale, B. Cc.

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- DURABLE WORK

Mr. and Mrs. Warburton and their
two children have taken up resid-
ence in their new home.

Mrs. P. J. O’Connell and Mrs.
A. Davis returned to Fulford on

Thursday after attending as dele- .

gates the District. Conference of

Women’s Institutes held. in. Vic--

are recently

.. Reginald Freeman of -Vic-
tori ia ‘is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold -T. -Price.

Mr. .George Stewart returned
to Beaver Point on Thursday.

Mrs. Allan Soderquist arrived
from Duncan recently to visit her
parents, Mr. and. Mrs. A. J. Mol-
let, for a week or two.

Mrs. C. Ley arrived from Vic-
toria to spend the week-end on
the island. She was the guest of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

‘daughter,
. to Porlier. Pass from Vancouver

NORTH GALIANO

Mrs. Walters, of . Victoria, is
spending a> few days with her
brother, John Shaw, N. “Galiano. .

Miss Pat Bell spent: the - week-

end visiting her - parents, ..Mr.
Mrs. : G. : Bell, returning |, to
Vancouver on “Tuesday. -

Mrs. we Clements and - son,

Terry, spent a’ few days in Lady- . :

smith.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gear

Marguerite,

-and
returned

where ‘they have had their boat
“Hi-Gear”’ overhauled.

Lieut. N. Tuttle and Mrs. Tut-

and ~~

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tle accompanied by their daugh-

and Mrs. T. T. Price. ter, Delores, spent the past week

SEVERAL MAKES—ALL RELIABLE _ Mr. R. McLennan returned to visiting Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Bell. Exquisite Furs give these
Fulford on Thursday after a short a ilk
WORK SHIRTS (Great West Gar- visit to Victorin me ' A. om spent the Coats a glow that will keep
. sachy seers . , , week-end in Victoria visiting his : .
oon Pit a nade ond coat brother who is seriously ill. you warm all winter long.
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style. Blue and grey. y) 25 Ganges 1.0.D.E. Seek . ane a Wig aed Tschauasky, In the seasons latest cloths
2 R.C.A.F., of Vancouver, returnec
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WORK SHIRTS (The Western). A lity Ganges, Chapter of the Penge (Ge weekend, with Mr. From -
fine . grade. _moleskin, double duty placed in the Consolidated school Miss Grace Bell is staying in ;
work shirt with two flap pockets. For at Ganges of those members of New Westminster with her sister $ 00
‘i: extra hard wear. Light and warm. the forces who were educated at and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 3 - oat
* Grey, and blue shades. ? 75 i Siriaaceann Salt Spring sane Harry Demasten, for a few days. . pat
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; heavy: weight,

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‘Full cut and with two-button
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Made with shaw! collar and_ in

* Shades of red, brown
. and navy: Sizes 86 to 44.

_MEN’S HEAVY WORK SOCKS ©

- These | have reinforced heels. and:toes.
Made for work comfort.

2 ‘0 attain ‘perfection, i in . flavour and the maximum, . of
4 food value i many fruits require an amount of sunshine
; found only ‘in’ arid and semi-arid | regions; ‘but in such
regions the rainfall during the growing season must be
i supplemented by irrigation.

a In British Columbia 150,000 acres of land are under
‘irrigation and crops to the value of $17,000,000 are pro-
. duced annually from these lands.
the most part specialty crops and do not compete with the
“produce of the more humid areas. They comprise fruits,
nuts and vegetables that:are essential to the high standard .
‘of living enjoyed by the Canadian: people; and since a sub- ~
stantial part of ‘them is available for export they con- |
» tribute materially to the maintenance of Canada’ 8 bal-
, ance of trade. |

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A suit.
1.65
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These crops are for

Many prosperous. cormmunitiés have grown up in the
Province. around irrigation projects, —
depend on. the even. flow. of: water during - the growing...

season, which is: “secured, usually, by. damming valleys a
e store the surplus water that runs. off in the’ ‘spring. ae

These projects i

ne “The Provincial Government, through the Water Rights
ae Branch of the Department of Lands and Forests,

tains a staff of hydraulic engineers to see that water is
~ gpportioned fairly, keeps records on streams and helps
farmers plan for proper development and use of the
water made. available.
-full-information. from the nearest District Water Rights
Engineer or from: the Department | at Victoria. :

_ DEPARTMENT OF LANDS

Parliament Buildings, Vietoria, B. C.

main-

Anyone interested may secure

AND FORE STS

a Hon. E, T. Kenney, Minister. :

Brentwood:

service. Mrs. S. Layard, Booth
Bay, is in charge of details.

Continued from Page One.

1.0.D.E. CHAPTERS
PLAN WORK

As Welfare convener, Mrs.
Goddard read a letter of thanks
from the Solarium for the money
collected *by the chapter.

The regent reported that she
had_ been approached. -by one of

. the. teachers in the district. to sup-

ply special magazines to. -the
schools. It was decided to give
one magazine’ ‘subscription to each
school in. place of the book usu-
ally given on Empire Day. ;
* Mrs..Cochran asked that.mem-
bers: collect used stamps for the
‘Haliburton ‘chapter ' of © Windsor,
N.S., as by the sale: of these they
make their contribution to the

support of a cot in Queen Alex-. }.
andra. hospital for: Crippled Chil- .
_ dren in London. * 3

-Mrs: -Cochran’s report on W:R.

A.C. matters led ‘to much interest-. :
‘ing comment from -the floor. in-:
terspersed: with . personal - experi- i

ii and ancedote. :

7 Hear w. B. WHITE |

Weiinesday,, Oct.

PUBLIC MEETING

Mahon’ Hall, Ganges. oe

Sat., Oct. 13 —
feos. (8.155 Pam ”
Spgaker: _ :

HON. GEO. ‘S.. PEARSON. -

Provincial Secretary and. -
Minister’ of : Labor

Coalition Candidate for

‘Nanaimo and Islands Riding a

“Published: by
‘Coalition Campaign. Committee
Salt: Spring Island: :

cham paid a brief visit to their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
at Retreat Cove.
David Wetherall
week-end at his
Pass Lighthouse.

Amonk the Rangers leaving
for Victoria were: G. A. Bell, H.
Baines, S. Flitcroft, J. Larson, A.
Cundy, A. G. Shopland, N. Cook
and J. Cook.

Hazel, Bobby and
Scholifield are spending a few
days with their sister and .brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. N. Cook.

Connie Tsoukalas
week-end visiting Mr. and. Mrs. G.
A: Bell and family.

Graham,

the
Porlier

spent
home

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We have the atest: produets in Vitamins—:
oD, and K, either separate —
or combined ine: ipsule or liquid for m and com:
bined with liver and iron,

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We) ‘Sell and | Recommend Sidney pene Bread

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. FRESH, TASTY VEGETABLES
You will find the choicest of. fresh,

green vegelables here in season,
varden fresh, every effort is made
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