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A “weekly - new spaper circulating throughout: the famous :
: Saanich Peninsula.and the beautiful Gulf Islands. . Several Men’: s “and Boys’ Suits -
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‘Publisher.

Also a Good Warm Dark Overcoat, size 40, $13.50, value $22. 00.

: Silks, Voiles, Ginghams, Shirtings, Hosiery.

Phones: Office, 28; Residence, 27.

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“Sidney, Vancouver Island, B.C., Feb. 23, 1928.

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7 (LETTERS: TO THE EDITOR!

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teen Can as nie S where Mere 1s a = H. E. BOORMAN, Managing Director :
lot of smallyproduce. =

welts ymerehants would whele-|f = |

time, the produce ofthe district, peo- Let me say again, I don’t want the | Victoria on Monday.

: rej b;:it is unsuited to me and I to it. | *- * *
ple would need no urging to shop at jo es
home, and the mail order houses| Were I like the butcher “Punch”) Mr.. Leeper of Victoria and Mr.
would go out of business. A better|tells about circumstances would be; George Head of Galiano are register-
slogan than “Support Your Home| 4ifferent.. You remember the ease? | ed at Maple Inn. . -
Town” would “be “Co-operation Be- A woman customer asked a butcher! *

ne : A | . My. E. Robinson went to Chemain-
tween Town and District.’*—vYours, why he chose his particular profes-

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BU YING. HOME PRODUCE |

To the Editor; ~ | ; ete., sion, scratching his head in‘perplexity | us with Mill. 16.: a. '® “The World’ s Greatest Highway”
“Review,” Sidney, BC.’ "AN ONLOOKER, [2 While he at last said: “Why, I don’ A cantata cin be gung ab BL Go Fast Through the
Dear. Sir:—You are always harping}. Editor’s Note: —- The Review be- know lady, unless. it was. because I) ars Church on Sunday evening |

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Through Standard and ‘Tourist: Sleepers -
Compartment Observation Cars. .

: 7 “was always fond of animals.”. I am.
“on: ‘buying. in Sidney. ‘The enclosed.

clipping will give ‘you sume .idea: of
the: other | side of; the question, from
: “farmer's point of. vie. -Probably
“you can ‘give us the: other side of the
uying. . rat,. home « question ‘for a
hange: and ‘oblige. = --
: *. Yours, truly, :

ot 8. . FAIRCLOUGH. z
Coal Aslana, Via Sidney, B. C.,

lieves that co-operation is very es-

jfollowing the»service entitled *Roll-|
sential. for .the development of the

not particularly fond of animals and ling Seasons.” Solos: will be “rendered |
Saanich Peninsula and Gulf Islands. eee need. a fen lesson 5 om be of by the following: Mrs. Dunn: Halley, ;
Our aim is to get all pulling together any use in this business to the resi- Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Palmer, Rev. J.
as much gs possible. With different denise ‘of the district. W. Flinton, Mr. Basil Cartwright, |
factions opposing one another we are FA. THORNLEY, -| Major’ Turner, Mr. Stacey, Mr. But-'
not likely to advance very rapidly. It : terfield. ‘Mrs. Young; organist.
Sidney, B. C.. ce
is becoming more: difficult: each year
for local enterprises of all kinds to A special service will be held at St.
withstand the inroads being made’ by ¢ A N G E S Paul’s Church, Ganges, on Ash Wed-
Big ‘Business. — ‘chain. stores, chain nesday_ in the evening at Bo ’clock. |B.
, {mail ‘order, houses, chain. newspapers, ae
ie chain: this. and chain. that—with*tre-
mendous purchasing power... The: ‘vast |
: turnover reduces the overhead: to ‘such
Jan we that: goods are. ‘often, sold

_ Through ‘Bookings ‘and. Reservations.
on: All Atlantic Steamship 1 Lines» .

~ Apply ‘tor particulars ‘and res-

“By Review Representative - ervations. to any: agent of. the

> Mrs. . Petey Beech. réturned home i
a Vancouver on’ -Monday- last.
: Bee ge? aged es
~The following guests are: ‘registered:
at Ganges House ‘this week: ‘Mr. Hav

. Miss’ Doris “Taylor of Victoria spent
a few days at. Ganges last week, the |.
guest of Capt and Mrs. Best.

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° Miss: ‘Evelyn’ ‘Jackson. of Pulford
spent . the. -weekend at ‘Ganges the |
guest of, Mr. ‘and Mrs. “Norman Wil- :
son,: “Barnsbury.” ae ; :

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. : Victoria B. cc.

Mr. Ww. ‘Noble Jett fe
rth Old

‘social farewell evening “was s held
dast week at: Ganges House, the: home
‘of Mrs, J.-Mouat, when ‘about 60 oe
_|Peorts: assembled: ‘to wish: their friend’
,j and: helper, Mr. Ww. Noble; god-speed, +4
Mrs Noble leaves ‘shortly for’ England.
. Noble came--to ‘the Island about
te years ago” and was: superintend- Wes

sa at” Harbour Hotise’ this week: ‘Mr.
Forman, Vancouver; Mr.’ H.. ‘S: Mac-
Woks Yaneouvers Mr., _ Upton, New

will undertake “the necessary « duties.
providing the, ‘Sidney Board of ‘Trade
| wa build and equip. a pound and fix

I will write the Board to i! effect: ;
1 would: like to. say that I. don’: /

| ' 4 » °800¢aam,: | "8:00 aa.
want the job and if-I eventually’ an=] 5° tent of the: United: ‘Church; Sunday|| *10,80°.a:m, - : = 38 9200caam,,
i dertake the duties: will: vhope. that aw nice, Valentine. in’ “the. 8 form. of | 7 School for most of the time.. ‘He also 61,00 pmee os 6 21080 am,
: “regular” poundkeeper will early re- safety _— ket ‘at their ‘meeting on ‘took a great interest. in’ the” Trail || 3.00 pm = 9 ee 1.00 pm ©
ike!’ : ee Moriday - last “in recognition’ of “his|, 4.30pm. oy 7 8 292,00. pam i
e.like’an. ‘isosceles tr iangle-—if there: place; me. f°) Rangers. ‘The ‘evening was spent in| 6.15 p.m os "4.80 p.m
ares obligations on one side, there are I, however, nobody. is forthcoming | many ree acts. al kindness to the games and music, refreshments being 9.15 om. é “6.00 io j
obligations « on: ‘the other side, too. Twill continue if need be as long ns I Above. Bul + +* * served. Te was presented with a gift ; 11. 15 p.m, . 116 p.m,
Soa Tonie: werenes without a jam io ony nse then scpoundteenan | ¢ Mr. Earl Howard left with Mill 16 ole oe by Oe a the SUNDAYS, CHRISTMAS DAY AND NEW YEAR'S DAY ok
support “this, that, in he | is:neac ore than a: "| for. Chemainus. nited urch, with whom. he had! ae
other worthy object in the commun- | Also, I wish for no pay; there will be ar worked so faithfully. Renan Victories ioe midnay
“ity, but, at the same timo, they are|no hardships. to me in accepting thel The Anglienn Church eammittee i 2:00 pm, : ret: am.
_ doing their best-~surely it must be | position, I do not propose to become | will meet at the club rooms on Thurs-{/ a pm, , 8.00 p.m.
unintentional—to drain the tide of} hunter of strays, but on being no-| day evening at 8 p.m. . . p.m, 6.00 p.m.
“. prosperity: in the ecommanity. You|tiied of the depredations of stock "ow Six Tubes, from $137 complete. |} 10.00 p.m. ; 9.00 p.m:

find the same tendency from const to {will try to round them up.and if neg-{|  Mrs.. Stuart Holmes paid a visit to {| BELMONT RADIO SERVICE
const;vand jit certainly, looks: like a[ligence Is proved :against the owner Vietoria last week, retuening home R.R.1,.Victoria, Phone Belmont 42 |
ake of killing the ooKe: that lays:the | the, Board's representative, cnn ‘deter: | on! ‘Wednesday. mi & | a9, penta for Westinghouse and |)"
golden. BES: ‘but, it, ig Fartioulurly. No-«, ming the. damage Hon. and. collect, yee a eee ve! * cents
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uiMProverb. Tea” af the home of. Mrs, Hil
Oxenham | On: “Tuesday ufferndan,: ntl

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‘boen. arranged onand : “prizes: will be
given...» There will be.n. small charge
‘an and. ne miscellaneous ital An
weleoivied.

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pode Gold, $126, 972, 3.18 5. Silvery: $80,- SS
I Tend, $106,976, i; Copper, $209,967,068; —
ein HU557; Coal and Coke, $284,699,183:

“The Girls" Parish Guild mist nt tho
Vicarage Monday. evening, |

ON GENUINE LACO: ANSIDE,

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Structural: Materials. and - Miscellancons Minerals, “The military whist ‘drive on Tus “FROSTED LAMPS: TUE NATIONAL HIGHWAY
$60, 175,407. a day, St, Valentino’s Day, given. by a On! FT) Supertor Train: ore :
the LODE, war a rent success, the 25 and dN-watt—-30e onch : 9
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"Aggregate Value of $988,108,470 nam of $22 beg cleared qacwatt=3se eneh The. ‘ ‘Continental Limited
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