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Gold J ewelry,
For or Ladies

To sone *

Wednesday evening’.

‘Mr. R. Crawford was ‘in Sidney last
Sunday Visiting his Sister.

—

Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Norris and family |
| spent Tuesday at Cowichan.

We would like you 1 to call and
see our line which includes many.
designs which cannot be seen else-
where.

Bracelets, solid gold $11. 15 to $170"

, 3ar Pins, plain or engraved _
$4.00 to $9.50

"Bar Pins; stone set $6.00 to $90.00
| cl $8.50 to $50.00.
Pearl Necklets - - $10. 75 to $155.00 .
$5.00 to $76.00.
‘75c to $2.75.

We put these up nicely. .in. silk.
velvet cases. making very attract-
ive gifts.

- Several very pretty steam: yachts were |
anchored off Sidney last Sunday.

Mr. B. Limmax and. Mr. E. Casey, of
‘Victoria, visited friends in. Sidney. on.
Sunday.

Mr. Jack Rsberts. is figuring on a trip
to Na anaimo. and - T Ladysmith i in the -

mr the near
future.

Pear! Brooches :

Miss Muriel . Tester visited her sister
; Lillian, of St. Ann’s Academy, Victoria,
. Mesh Bags UR the past week.

Beauty Pins - - -

~ Canadian Southern Lumber Company’ s
plant resume operations after being shut
down the past week.

Last Friday morning a salmon weigh-
ing 60 pounds was caught just off Sidney
by Bill Tom, an Indian fisherman. .

SHO. TT. | HILL
& DUNCAN,
LTD.

"(At the sign of the four dials)
“ Corner of Broad and. View Streets
_ Vietoria, B B. C. .

Mr. and Mrs. HL Gehrke, -son Georgia
and daughter Hattie, left Tuesday for
Washington where they will visit friends.

E. Norman Senior, the popular reporter
for the Victoria Times, was -in town
Monday on military work for the Times.

at North Saanich Monday. evening after
spending the week. with | Miss ae
Elliott.

; ~ Miss Lillian Tester, of St. ‘Ann’ 8 Acad-
| emy, Victoria, is spending. the summer
. {| holidays with her Parents, Mr. and Mrs.
=| PN, Tester. “gee

There i isa rumor about: that the land

fl on which the camp:was. located might be] |
al purchased to establish a Permanent mail| :

itary academy.

ceed pleased to hear that his ankle is better.
a Mr. ‘Lait sprained | his ankle ‘Playing lax
| crosse a week ago. areas

E. Wilkinson are - the
| hanpy parents of a daughter; : which © ‘ar-
|} rived June 27." Both mother and daught-
filer are doing nicely. SO EP

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“LOANS|
“INSU RANCE
-INVESTM ENTS |
_ COLLECTIONS |

Mr. “and: Mrs.

‘Next Saturday, July 5, a: - strawberry
“TH tete will be held: in. the. field. adjoining
}| Holy Trinity church. on the East. iia :

nit between the hours’ of 4 and 7 o'clock..

eter

oe a eoree : oF, B. Casey, of North Saanich, avery
~ AGENTS FOR:

a

» & od

wee oe ; brilliant young. engineer, was: in town’

ee ‘Lonion Guarantee and Accident Co. | Sunday. Mr, Casey laid out, the site for
ss es Limitede || the town of: Prince Rupert. under the'em-

“ Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance Co. | ploy. of ‘the G, T, P,, and _ is. considered

-- Colonial Investment and Loan Co... | one of the brightest young engineers j in

Reliance’ Loan and'Savings Co., ‘and | Canada, .

General Agents for B. C, of

The Guardian. Assurance Company, - |

i Ltd, and Law, Union and Rock In- | ‘
surance Company, ‘Ltd.

| Nottry Public for British Columbia.

Conmissioner for Nova Scotia i in :
British: Columbia. coal oe

_ VICTORIA, B. Ce

‘Registered Tuesday at: ‘Sidney Hotel,
A. Laconesier,:.H. Shade, Geo. Duncan,

Suzette Blackwood, Marjory Rome, and
¥. J. H. de Maceds of Victoria, L, Pas-
brith, Vancouver B.C, and Edward

Hoult of New. Westminster, B. c
———

Bd, “Roach, ‘acting ‘manager: ‘of ‘the
cll Merchanta bank, of Sidney, for. the past
wl | three weeks, left Tuesday for Victoria to
| resume his. position in. the: Merchants |:
bank there, “While here Mr. Roach made
8 great many. friends and will’ be missed

4 ,

: c cic one Stallion

| team, a hep

ree &

ark “Tt is not ‘common. for ‘sovereigns’ to
No. 13656- : ‘| Fiden street. cars,

c a Jas, ‘Hamilton. Drumburle, we George of Greece, an excellent and kind-
| ‘shire, Scotland, lly monarch, did not think it below: his

IRE ‘Baron of Buchlyvie, (No. 11263)

AME Elsie Royal (Vol. XXIX) by. Mon-
trave Mac, (No, e968)

ia Ledger ‘relates: this incident: “One

|a king in a street car it a genuine rarity.

an ordinary car in Athens. He appear:
ed most ‘democratic. J was told by a
Greek: merchant whom J had known jn
‘Bombay. that the. King quite. frequently |

il aland for service at the Prairie Hotel
tables, Saanichton, from Thur: sday noon.
il F any, morning, and. will not. go to}.
sp eviously:. advertised, For

‘| he.was on. his: way. down. toa little. sea:

- Tetins. ag al iin ot servic
vhen mare ‘Proves: thy foal.

20 mous Salamis, where, you ee eel
mee sea fight ¢ once occurred. We a es

“at 5

the sham battle, sprained his: knee Sat-
urday evening.

church gave.a strawberry and ice cream

| and proved very successful.

“Miss Ollie Norris returned to her home|

| In those good d days of : fapéilating glory, .o
When backward scholars sackwardly :

; Men learned to reason posteriori; PEP eee,
‘But. now deductive methods are: Bre: rs es

Starting: from: Brownsville, ‘Tex.,

|| R. W. Shaw, Mr, and Mrs. C. H.C. Payne |

in social circles also:.{n- athletics — as he
‘| was one. of the. crack «players of. the. ‘ball

‘But. the ate. King.

dignity, “The. goasiper ofthe Philadelph-
does. not. often see a king any. place, but

T saw the unfortunate king of Grrece inj.

f jrode Ta public car... The day T saw hin

shore resort, and not. so far from the ta. |

Mrs. Fimley, i is. visiting her siste SPT SO SS COT ETO E TOT Ce TTT? roceeerooeserees
LOCALS and PERSONALS | | sanaino visiting her sister in| seesseeee veseeeee:

- Miss Elliott returned from. Victoria on |"

Major Gardiner, assistant director of

eed

The Ladies’ “Aid of. the Methodist

festival last Thursday and Friday even-
ings on the lawn of the parsonage, which
proved a social and financial success.

J. Ww. Reeves, connected with the West- |

ery Dominion Land Co., of Victoria, was
in town Friday looking after the interests
of his firm. While here he and Mr. E.
F. Templin, of Pender Island, made a|
trip to Bare island.. They. returned with
quite a variety of eggs from there. .

The: Guild of St. Andrew’ S church held
a strawberry fete on the grounds of Mr.
C. C. Cochran. last Saturday afternoon
The ladies
of the Guild were kept very busy from 4
until after 10:0 "clock. The receipts v were
over $80. : ;

A Lost Inspiration :

From phase to phase the world’s ad- :
vancement passes,

Old custom left, old r manners void _

blank;
There was a time when boys . and lads
~~ and lasses
Were spur’d to virtue byt the power ot |
spank.

This ancient aid to rectitude and knowl. |.
edge
- Has been. neglected in our age: of doubt
The. rod is: spared in home and d-school and
college, eee
_ And “wisdom by ‘one. entrance “quite
, -shut out.” zh

were stirred,

"ferred."

AN. AUTOMOBILE. ‘CHAPEL. wig

where. the. ‘members: of. the church * are |:

ary churches. or chapels.’ It penetrates
regiong! which railroads do not reach, $
the] $
traveling. ‘chapel, -in- charge © of. two :
priests, will. -work its. way along” the
Rio” Grande, westward through” the}
state, 00

“Ihe equipment. includes all: the. ‘usual |
essentials for” carrying out the ‘rites |
of the. Catholic church in. regular form
and. with appropriate solemnity. ©
‘folding-door: construction of the sides
of the car and the ingeniously installed].

when: services are being: held. ‘In the
center of the extension platform. is: a]:
‘handsome: combination. altar and. vest-
ment. cabinet,” with its ornamental
brass accessories, Along. ‘the. outer
edge of the platform: are fitted de-
mountable. brass ~ standards, — with]
heavy silk-cord guards, In: the. ec-

| clestastical equipment ore included alg
folding confessional, a folding organ,

and a folding ° rack: fitted: with ‘large ‘
tubular. hells» to. call the worshipers. to
service,” When. the. altar ‘ig not: in use|.
tt: is pushed’ ‘to the. extreme: rear. and|:
‘the . apace. in. front.
priests: ae ving: quarters, : =
The. goneral. dimensions, of the ear
: aretLoength: over. ‘all, 2h tt.; width, 6%

“Qty Noight. trom: the ground, 11% ft] $

On ‘tha: top: ‘of: the. machine ja. carried
‘tv 20° Ay: 60. ft, gable- TOOT, Ahak ‘tent,
which: iA. erected with..the automobile

chapol: inalde, at one ond, when phel« |g:

tor. from rain or from the heat of the]
‘gun ts required, “Phe sides and “back
Of he: car contain olght. artistioally
oxecuted stained. 1B windows,

: Semen in

Mabel had gone ‘to the art “exhibit,
Not that. she cared for Pictures but every
one went.

A friend aaw her and “told: another
friend... Friend: Number Two met her: abd
few. days later,
“Why, hello ‘Mabel I'm awfully glad to
fee you,” peak olde) are interested in art.” my
Me? Art whok foe de Sec, ee

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Estimates on

Painting —

Houseg inside and out.
Staining and varnishing. :

-. Signs a specialty.

Walker & Crawford $

SIDNEY, B.C.

PATRONIZE, HOME INDUSTRY }
AND SMOKE»

"MANUFACTURED IN SIDNEY BY UNION.
ee _ LABOR. :

"PERCY K. ‘WINCH. ge

“The first automobile chapel ever ¢ con-| = :
structed in this. country. is being. used |
“by the’ Catholic. Church Extension So-|-J :
me ciety. in: the ‘sections of: ‘the: ‘southwest : pil Sida pate

too. widely scattered to Have’ ‘station- ger

Two Thousand F eet | Wooden Water Pipe. . -
Can be : seen at the new Sanatarium. | oe

| Apply
_ DUFF US & BRYSON

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VICTORIA, 8. c

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FRED M. HUMBER

CONTRACTOR, PLASTERING |
AND BRICK WORK |

“Bireplaces a Specialty.