VER 11,000 people reside in the area that the “Review”
covers, in round numbers divided as follows: Sidney,
1,000; districts on the Saanich Peninsula outside of |

Sidney, 6,000; Islands in the Gulf, 4,000. The “Review” |
covers this area through 20 post offices. The entire territory |
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OVER 11,000 PEOPLE IN OUR AREA 1,
i

is settled by an inteHigent, hundred percent English- speak-
ing class of buyers. Advertisers reach them in the “Review.

en a en er ee

Issued every Wednesday, 8a.m. Forms close Monday.

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PARK FUNDS Col. Pec Peck, Honored

At North Saanich Club

_ AUGMENTED: | paying ¢ SQNRI ate acta! INDIA iS VERY |
MUCH ENJOYED

The lecture given riven by Mr.

Playing aiomartial

composed in’ honor of. Col. c. Wei
BY PLAYERS, Peck, V.C., D.S.0., Pipe-Major Cam-|

eron of the Second Battalion Cana-:

dian Seottish Regiment last Wednes-'

The Auditorium Th Theatre was filled re evening pr ovided one of the most :

to capacity on Monday evening to. interesting items on a varied walera|
enjoy the mystery play “The Ghost.tainment given the North Saanich | j ondo

Bird,” as produced by the Fairfield | Service Club.
Players of Victoria. : The ain was composed last year in
The scene was depicted as in an; lientsin by the pipe major of the |
isolated farm house near New York, | Second Battalion Royal Scots. Regi-|
on a stormy night, and there was a|ment, and was inspired by the at-
life-and-death. contest of wits be- tendance of Col. Peck at the dinner
tween .a super-crook and a-master|given Victeria Cross heroes by the
mind. on the police detective force.; Prince of Wales. Pipe-Major Cam-
‘The super-crook was first to score
“and everyone in the house was under
- suspicion. Toby, the butler,. played | evening because Col. Peck was pres-
the comedy role and kept the audi-;ent In the ‘audience,
ence in roars of laughter throughout |
the play. .“The Ghost*.Bird’’ was}
finally caught and everything ended |
- as it. should. . :
=. The-play was ' directed by Mrs. G.|. TEA FRIDAY
Nixon and the-play was well cast and | -
_very well acted. :
. During intervals : vocal selections
were rendered by. ‘Miss Grace . Platt, ‘Santa Claus’ first v Visit this: season
‘well. known soprano, and Mr. Petch. to Sidney will be) made*on ‘Friday
AS clever « reading of a- beach scene | evening, Dec. :11,- to. the Christmas
“ was given by Miss’Aubrey Nixon and ' Bazaar and -Tea being put on by. the

- the local ““Alfalfa:Symphony” gave.a Canadian Girls In Training. | Vari-

- number of. very popular: selections. ous 'stalls..of fancy | work,: novelty

‘Those. deserving. of ‘special mention | gifts. and candy will be in-evidence
were: ‘the -butler, °Mr. Douglas Nixon, j and in addition: ‘to these a good varied
sand .the-host.. for. the evening, Mr-: program is being arranged. The ad-
‘Don: Fish;. ‘who turned out to be. the| mission: price: for thé evening will in-

girl, Miss * Marjorie ° “Siddall; Vtend. to: one. and-.all® a *hearty. -invit'
also.:the™ local Alfalfa: ‘Symphony; ae tion: ‘to, bes present on: “this: occasion
under the pireeen OF Mr. J. E. Me-. : 2a

¥y J on he Iver
with fool ideas and: plans for. care. | ie ne ae the: Work Oh: wn i

rving ‘the them. out ie shrew Food _jlarium “proved: very suceéssftil

. ‘every success where.she has gone.
» Mrs; .Dore-—Middle-aged woman-of mals. .
. ¥efinement: Thelma. Schroeder | . The . educational’ secretary, Mrs.

peers

Don Fish essay.

for: the evening”. sdindes

ooment.” oA Buest of Mr. Gra- | chapter.

shane “Harry Eke | The chapter has taken ch arge of a
Celeste + see Miss. “Belmont’s. maid. |vecedy fam'ly in the north and a letter
‘ Tillic Carey | Ws ‘veeeived in. appreciation of all

’ ., ie Bloom, village | |-that had been dune for them. The}
‘Belin, Walker, Ample Bloc Kiva Pariee aum_ of $10.00 was sent to help sup- |

, “EDotestive fro and uf- ply Ages, for the family,
Aone Deteative ft ™ at Tyrer | A rvolief committee to levk after
eee eee nee the Christmas hiompers was formed:
WoT

Myre Co Teyerd, MM,

———— eee ek edb We a LEE Get ed

By Review Representative 'se-operation jn this movement,

“GALIANO ISLAND, Dee. 9.2 Af The sum of $3.00 avill be. given be
“jamal lat. jolly, dance: toak place dnt the) Slang instesd af the. uipal

ithe , Galiaia Hall on Briday last, with | Christmas oranges...
Ahe objet. uf, hel \ppings, Lhe Provings -
Quinta Ching find. The hostesses w
Mis. Ro
Mnrehesan, fissisted by Mre,-Heryet’s | the 6 inigannval meetings Hold:

Givhe) Sevlag Class, Which included {Dunean. A vate of Unanks was 7

Mise -Auilrey, Mills, Miles henheth | tended to here:

Miss
“thy “Mureheson. = Aytleléa made by the Brownies,

aon, Mas. Bamlniek and Mrs. eee: menline Adjourned,
fprdec buekyee Winnera.were Mia) AG "
Milly, Mrs. D. Steward, Mr, at ne
Yorke Ming Dy “Atyrehugg 1h as
‘rnéne anil: others. i ,

ether | girls working were Miss"
z MMaray Misa Trane Rawden, sacrotary, | Ni *)

Sand Misa Fe Morgan, wha, unforta-

“nately, was absent.on necount af ill. | C6 A rT H Rr l N C
NOS, | :

Among those pr enent. were: Messrs.
A. Bowerman, J. Faleoner and Tom ; ayant

Newnham, of Pender Island; nnd | “The Evolution of the Beltish Te
Mossea, La Greene and M, Greene, minlons” will be the theme of an nd
of Mayne Island, besides n number of dress before tho Men's Sapper ment.
the residents of Galiano, oe tonight (Wodnends,. y tn Wesley

aetndetanio ensign im wnt wee YA Retard Nn

me his addross will rive especin} UX»
500 AND DANCE “| mination of ‘The Statute of West.

omnster, whieh bas rearatly dncern Lee

“fore the two Wouses of Wrilleh Pay.
_ DECEMBER. I Namen. Mr. B.C. Neehotng, si he
wi yh

of the Wete

, Wally Tivtew,”
“| the aneakar':

"Pete ives wil he ecaeled tor “three

TRA Oe Oe AS Oe ROT
wil} hee many ytombalid given,

ae qua COUR Ce CL ew Oo

aw wleonnid:. for, Wee

aildress.,

Formerly Sidney and Islands Review and Saanich Gazette

LS cee eigenen samme

Sidney, Vancouver Island, B. C Wednesday, December 9, 1931.

he monthly
of the Royal Empire Sodio, Hortholtaal Sovlcty
North Saanich Serv- ,‘
jice Club last Ww ednesday night was: when
¥ery much of interest to the many: dressed the meeting. Mr. J. A, Nunn,
on “Veget tables; :” Mrs. |

movting of

the British:
w cork in “India and the law and order
that had been established since the | Wells on “Budding and Grafting”
intreduction of British rule. With i Major Jukes on “The ie and the
000,000 Moslems and 250,000,000 ; president, Mr.
Hindus intermingling there had al-'s
ways been strife until peace among |!
the religions was restored.
spoke of how the country had been |

demoneerasion

i eron recently received the manuscript | Make Practical Labels: for the Rock |

of the ode and played it: Wednesday I4

-As time did not permit several of
; the addresses had to be held over till
the next meeting.

An important item of business was
settled at this meeting when the wor
“South” was added to the name:
the society, making it now North anc
, South Saanich Horticultural Society.

membership

schools, universities, ete., and. thereby
; the famines
the: people to better
‘yr own problems.
brought with him a few slides.on In-
la which were very’ interesting.
One feature of the evening was the |
attendance of D Company,. Canadian |.now stands at 110 paid up menibess
i cand. the ‘concert. program |.and the society has hopes of increas-
ing ‘this to. 200: within the next month

understanding
Mr.” Pilcher

owas ‘mostly contributed by members
of. the.company, Major Bapty giving
the sword dance to the bag. pipes
played by Pipe Major Cameron ‘and
¢ Adams sang the
songs and Captain Macintosh,°M.P.P.,
one of:.the. Princess. Pat's regi-
mental songs. _

Bob Webb,

ibe ‘special: competition of | a bowl
: basket of .“‘Berriés and Foliage”
company | was won by Mrs.-E. L. Hammond-and
Mrs. S. yore fest and second, re-.

of- Victoria, and
Mr. -Grieves, sang: some very -popular
numbers while.’ Cecil” Heaton, jenter-.
tained ‘on *the’- i
charming manner.

mystery. man, also “Andalusia,”the .¢lude refreshments. ‘The * girls ex.

Young People of South | prom
Saanich’ ich: Me ft Her Usa eked {00

Bia’ 8. or rehestra thas ; ria

Gulf “Islets enjoy: “the I Perow ods
in-all’ Canadas Canadians
why’ retire to: California’ awhen, mtn |
homesites await you here?

We , ly prompts:him: ‘to |The ‘chapter regrets that ‘one of’
whieh frsqnent Spon or: a sim- «’j their members, Mrs. James Rankin,
pleton?.:....... ve es: Douglas Nixon | has left Sidney, and they .wish” her |

many. tombola “prizes | “whieh “will ‘be.
awarded. will include fant garden
tand. home products.

patesineaermesseapeereesanaferaedsansesesentenssrnsmenunncenesensenabedueestaeasssinaseaaaeaseestan

BANK OF. MONTREAL STATEMENT -
: _ MAKES SATISFACTORY SHOWING

= |
Catherine: Belmont.— -A guest, i Schilling,” suggested” that the school a
|

d fond of Garl..Denis: Hum hries | children in future write on some of
hilly. Graham—-Who. has . vertad: jthe industries of: BiC:,. suchas. Jum-
‘Mrs. Dore's. house and is the host .. | ber, fishing, ete.) instead, of the usual |

sines 3 well maintained——Total Nests stand & at $794,523, 333°
ae igaid Assets at $417,406,508 are equal to 58.11 percent |
of total liabilities to the. public —--Savings deposits hold ;
at high level — Profits fer year, while lower, cover full |
regular dividend and usual appropriations,

: “t - Chief Detective It was agreed that the Brownie or!
Brad! _Buseuiart — © hat Detertive ” . panization become affliated with ‘the | :

The Bank of Montreal ~~ for the

railway and other bonds, debentures
Nseal year to October

Sist ~~ is for- | and stuck $11,006,421, up from $4,-
¢ to its shareholders a strong
satisfactory statement,
the yenarn) conditions that prevailed
during the period there is, as,
od, a ane in total assets,
Perhaps the outstanding
oe rer er ce ee

The holdings of cash and deposit

Enjoyable Dance Held [Mrs, Ramsay, Mra, G. MeLean and

814, nt whieh Jevel they nrg equal
Mrs. F. King,
At Galiano Island | Mrs, Burns spoke of the Drama

i 11.64% of publile linbilities,
Business Well Malptitned
dust how woll the business of the
Bank has heen. majntrined under lain
industrial conditions
vated hy total’
nid ‘at fant, 117,68

ousiyess af the Bank, as represented |
ay eurrent lnung, has heen maintain-
Tt dy isaoof interest to note that
lopoa ts bes wing Iiterest, in wh ich is
‘nelhded the ‘davings departnent,
iractionlly anehunged. from Unose af
che previous yen:
Among the lavyres
thore dn auyeh hip
s rovernment fad munteipal s
This ds Apparently - due ‘to ‘the
bend ‘yudueeon
a thy eat) don dejariinents
Veldera are
YS Blow ng m adet

ant loins in Cite |
Py esmpared: wily
SoM tho sfime tine do
vate ines ain Anteroate are $6900
AR, awahis BOdO0
i ae is APO Bow reported at ROG, -

The « Tin pter decided | In Fave of
ore “sponsoring, airyeltal on Decambor 17,
Horyrot: nnd Mrs, 1) thel . Mrs, . Liny ard Puve rT ‘yenort va

nN ie i a

eyning reyorted B40. while. oul

Wh clas heated lage

Yorde Aiss olroaamond - »Mureheson, | Mrsu Goorge, Mele: an ds in, charge

Bank: reports stat
M. Bambrick wand: Jean and Dor: of ‘a Christmag 8 party to be given, for

_

abilities to the ihe wt
AM owhirl loaves anos ey ar
a ae Liar braaaitayn, ie ee thea tt ‘ol

seo eeeings
amy feea of, te:
Veandittons: :
he awe aure aa aya:

the iivle werd railed: by Mrs, Elvers At theceloxe of the haeiness the:

ill readily sit
‘beable tactile tire
nan that. wily

tor alvitent wo

— AMEN

nN pe, :
AGENT. Thramgbout | Profit and Tees, ‘Account

whieh. is published’,

understandable
aa ulvea wonniderable Information

pieting the modn fentures of the
Bank's position,

Liquid Position Strong
At the ond of the fy antl year total
Agseta wore STOOL 3
RRLG DOW GIT at the ond af the pre-
or thie, amonnt ihulekly

: i ‘he ra teniie ty

t wont lone
‘refite for thet yor ty “are tnt

Ub Wade au diciont to eux
nent to vhnareholders of the “regular
lividond and at the same tite make
islon for Dominion Covermment
ages, and reserves for bank prem
neg as Well as to permit at a further
fo pratt nod
“Thies, however, did not “yes
mit of any bonus tw ¢

Profite for the vear wore fh,
27M, equal to TAKS oon the caimbinedd
vepubid, feat ated undivided protike qs
1 yen gone ba! a

, down from

von tribution Ayo

aa MUN,

Mii ve Aue, mute, equi 0 RTT of all hurcholders, |

ebigtios te the pullie

thera Viijpold neeete are evermment |

eon tiepen

‘he majority |
1

Tnehaded) on

bonds and
7 wile af ROA8, any V7. ne ity: “in thie Pirie
So ynyuvieh ls
mind 4 ne ropa tivid. indi fn vue Tevd deers
$20,000 7 provision fer dikes far} - se psa ese om welsh aig
Oly YUU o $a UNS Hive
‘ot rating. “held he wdvited
wondertal, aroun, far homes aided

Fe mesaiiedtiat i) aneddead. el

na that fact nlang aa.
pee on very tritercat lige pathertnye, |
fehheorat tha pnd milftare BOG and’ Mdeyashos Wi ie ineHed at ihe won
penal: thee Deep Gave. Seal Gite elipaan Of the aipeuch. tuppen willy
Wedieiday, Dee iO. The very tie served at ONTO pans and a cordial
sdlenit prizos Will Include chickens, | invitation ia extanded to the men of
hens. Christinas caltessand pud- the comrannity® tocattend, Those une

ede Hi thom : nia omy “yin -

: Sap rs
RAH, 080, Hig, an from

Aauyer aint, a
Seuardat ton
s nO), QOO8 Tonwhyg a. htanee 4 of WLU =

snteh a0) peut, =

‘nn ingen 3
kee Ses cai

adh Venks [ edit: at

grams. Posters,

een

tiie e: Third Street

LECTURE ON HORTICULTURE (Maior Hinton wit
SOCIETY HAS | |
CHANGED NAME) 2h fe. au

Address Lacal Legion.

By Bewkow & Kenr esentalive

ose of spevial ‘interest, ‘es vchenana
: re goven by Mader Hinton at the

pba. tf meeting of the Nerth Saanieh |
‘Branch ef the Canadian Legion i
tithe Orange Hall, Saanichton,
v2) Puesday, Dee. 15.

Majer Tinten served with

Australian Ferees during the Gre:
War and will discuss the part played :
iby the “Anzaes” at Gallipoli

BOXING CARD

PROVES GREAT

‘EXCITEMENT i

By TOMMY RIGG

A packed gymnasium of aver 100
i spectators: witnessed the first boxing.
eard presented by the. newly formed}
Sidney . Athletic Club last Saturday
evening, over half of the crowd com-

ing from neighbori ing islands, _

‘Clanton won a close. decision...
Ted Skinner in: two rounds.

Tn ‘the ssecond. bout Bill Jackson
and Bill Themas: boxed three roun
toa draw, These ‘boys put up acvery
intere: ‘ing and even:serap and :show

‘promi of future: possibit tics

ound: Gx

“and” Ted “Beals. had the"
ivan uproar. from. start to)
t,t finish. These two boys fully demoul,;
vy strated: their claim: ta. be. classed

two of the leading fighters: a
weight in the Pacific Northwest

the opening card -of the ‘elube

month,

mecting of (he club will he

eommencing at 8 o'clock, in the vin,
nasinm, The purpose of this meet-
ing in ta eleet ofieers for Che conines ;
vear, bo dinduss flnanees and te plan!

9 future poliew.

eet nes se te epee

OFFICERS FOR

Seen ar tote

ie United Churele resnited? |

Ot: a) LC loeednage re-elyeled,

followes \
President<:--—alrn. We, Luwey,

Nice. Prosident Mrs 1; Keyworth a Mr aie “to

rpyly, Praniiey:

i tinh of the tu
ssi

» Seepelaryes Mia Willson,

Pennie iy wills Mis 1D ue init iat i

| Aunaary

apse fA ane abitnabe ny eweraieten

\onaiess 8 ‘Service

bests sonemrioe

hearty favitation qa riven. bo
ehlad to la prosant.

Theda sordecw are held cach year nena,
for-thé-spocial benefit of the ehildyen {ta etna an:
woo de pet atetnd aay eerview of uhis , ;
ATTA! charts the wook, and cather ‘
J ehildran.
Mouiily. >

UY i Sgespinber
Levis niente of the ci

seyey dy.

the 10) hh

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ARTISTS OF.
FAME WILL
APPEAR HERE —

he people

opportunity

Wi appear here December 17, under
i the Allies Chapter,
LODE. in the Deep’ Cove Hall.

tithes Codd Luening, who charmed

Auditorium
| with her beautiful: lyric soprano, will.
no doubt be as well receiv ed by the
‘people of this -district.
Ethel aening Was a Sorniet Vie=
a ‘daughter. of | Mr.
‘of :Vietoria,.

Se ptember,

and Mrs. Altred Codd, ®
both of Son _Were: well known: Ca-

Hastman. School. of: ‘Music, Roches ster, .
New York, and Jater in Germany: she: :
was very: popular in grand Opera for
many years. :
Mr. Otto .Lutning will appear tine
the: recital as: flutist: and accompan.
oMr, Luening has played: flute. in
a orchestras
abroad with Nikiseh: Riel hard: Strauss,
-Wolf-Ferrari atid others,
see hie © debut vin Muni¢h, : ‘Germany; ¢
| the: age: of 15). by: assisting -1 Madan
ae. of the. Munich Oper

In. the ‘opening. event “Cootie”

Jiaving made

Landowska and ‘Mad

months’ “holids
ing Appeared “

1a ‘i éveeal tinge
3 Tmajestics, the ‘King and | Que
was-a real: scrap from .slart to finish 5 _ x :

Mrs Wee Davies, . of . Vietoria,
father .of “Abie, presented’ this: bout
to the. fans asehis: donation toward

“hefore, thei

splendid -co- operation . is: thoroughly | é
appereiated hy: alk’ sports. followers.

A very enthusiastic crowd greeted:
this parformance and it is hoped’ thiit
panother show will ‘be put Son: nest

op he ‘anda dinner of the
'Roard of Trade held’ Woe newly
at the Wonten' 8 Institute: B :
- attended, by.

Montague Bruce, }

Tonight (Wednesday), Der, un ;
140 member

and pres As,
ident, oceupied the eh: Nin,

Pre emier 5S P, ‘oli, Mayor Her bert

nf the Liquor Board

¢ rouch, of annie hi Ww,
Vetoes Canetn ‘assed

as sidant of
Veg We]

Comucree; David Lyle,
the Sldndy Re :
Bucket, andj
Wnchis sintial iid
aL rae Ey Lye
“of { Lenin noninandse
“Atte hit. peritinte! “OPE Ke
Codemaniyoweldehe reside tala
[the aete af meh u aayatemy

YEAR ELECTED:

" he: oleetion “af aMloors it “the: an :
‘roa meeting of ha Lindigs? Ait

Derdin h Calum

psec yere os MY, Un Oe Homowaod
i M1 vetting want held: {At the loin ..
Ate Walleyton an! “Wednordnyy

re wa
bale tasthy
spoke cas Ni
pragress nf
PD pressne dee
The children's semen whieh have; -
heen ose popinr With nearhye every
ehild in the disteen duringg tha pasts.
will commence tomgbht (Wedneas adity)

Will Start ea :

Huey wt vie passe.
Spe ing one Marke ding.
tor enlarged on Cie neeesdty al
joo “gerade prods a
exports it was necessary to send te

at 380 in the Sidney Gospet Wall very hivat $f mark wl were: to bacwon |
Tho stery of “Wops the Walt? will band retained,
be given by dantorn slides tnd a very (dra tian. Wont in the locality: might
Lprafitalile and he helieved ther .
in good market. for homiocdeiowe aapins»

Thies movernment wae willing
rovery spedsoniabya 88

In the easé

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