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ALL EX

“dian Legion, B.E.S.L., will be held in
_the Orange Hall,

“eX-service men
_ dation of service already laid so that

. tion [to the life of their community.
«the following points:
held?

--Meetings that. willbe helpful and of

'ctakesin:the life of the community?

: a ‘Social hour. will’ follow... :

_ NEW CLEANING

2 diploma: tor,

: itnat Ino Wet

“entivedy ti iho hands af tho sont
. Men wane “ntbur yal the club,

Aenand cotls

Lor alin

enke wad-pronentad ts: the elu:

 aitertieasieegiaemhtameeam oap radu ranean at

4 - 2 : . / es i oN’ a T
; .. EIGHT THOUSAND PEOPLE IN OUR AREA Saanich Peninst Wa oe OCS Cult fe
In the area that the “Review” covers there are over

\
8,000 people, in round numbers divided as follows: Sidney, }
1,000; districts on the Saanich Peninsula. ‘outside of Sidney, )
4,000; Islands in the Gulf, 3,000. This entire territory is :
one hundred perce2nt English- -speaking, an intelligent class 4
of buyers of high grade merchandise and other goods, stocks ‘
and bonds of real merit. The “Review” reaches almost all. {
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OEE ON A A A A A te a a a ae a a ee eee wie

Issued Every Thursday y Morning, forms: close Tuesdays

= Ta ctr eae mt

- Subscription: $1 per vear; U. s, $1. 50.

Se ce earns nano mneevemnraeneems meneren meena

SERVICE
_ MEN INVITED
TO AT TE N DI

A very important meeting of the
North Saanich. branch of the Cana-

| nt aon one 3

CANE GES

By Review Representative

Fe a a nr

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wilkes left

Ganges on ‘Monday to spend a few
days-in Victoria.: They will be guests
at Strathcona Hotel.

1Thursday to undergo an
for appendicitis, she is a patient at
St. Joseph’s Hospital.

Miss Doris Tayler has returned to
Victoria after spending a few days
on the Island where ae N was the guest
of Capt. and Mrs. V. C. Best at “The
Alders.”

Oliver Mouat .of
the: Island on. Friday..and was the
weekend. guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ‘Wm. Mouat.

Saanichton, on
Tuesday, April 1, at 8 p.m., when all
are particularly re-
quested to be present, as a discussion
will take place to try and determine
the best way to build upon the foun-

they may. go forward helping each
other and:making.a definite contribu-

An informal discussion will cover

1. “How often: should meetings of
the branch be held?

opened: for play on March. 8.
2: Where should its meetings be

It is
work has been completed on the new

“8: What.can be introduced into its|piece. of land. .Many members have

interest to ex-service men?

lis now completed as criginally laid
4.- What part should. the au

out’ by.:G. ‘S:- Donaldson.

Refreshments ‘will “be ’ served ane
; :jon: the: ‘sland.
“Vand. family accompanied them
Lare visiting for a few days.

\ND DYEING CO,

epresentative ofthe:
nd. Dyers; 522: Gore:
chi

“The: Glencoe. 7

‘ford. on Friday ;
Mrs. .. He

dau ighter *
“Ons Si turday:.

Price and,

fr om

he “Noyel””, dance: “put: on by: tli

ning;* Mareh:17:,

OO in’ the Institute
The monthly: meeting of. North Re

© Saanich Horticultural Society: will be | oq
held on -April..3 . (Thursday). W. J. The. atfair
‘Shepherd; Dominion’ Apiarist, will: be.|
the speaker and he: will talk-on “Bees |
and Delphiniums. “Myr, Shepherd won!

(Ste. Patrick's

without doubt one of the best" dance
ever ‘held-on ‘the’ Island... Great:er edit

: pis due, the: young: ‘people for the away:
‘the Canadian ‘TMorticultural -Gouncil’ fy tho entire arrangements for the’ ever |

delphiniums at. the. so-! ning were: carricd out, .2-Mhe: Hall awass
show: last ‘year’ and has. very prettily’ decorated « with ©
finest’ on othe: Pacific. ereons; farms and Japanese: lanterns;

ciety’s flower
the

| ‘The.: subjects: ‘for Gompeliiien at
this meeting will be: five trumpet daf-| to the centre of the hall whort
“fodils and early” spring vegetables | tr
—not more than three varicties. ars were hang with Sh

Cet nnn ie eee ae ee | INE iron) them, Fite ‘windows were

PAYNE {iets tinea, te, ene tee
; 5 iil

i these being cart ied out in “banks oP
moss, ferns and wild Mies, the black
By Review Represontative
: - ew

drop-curiain beings dattod with Bhayy
Perera

Mrs. 8, Robson returned from Viee Neh Caceptions ly ueetty with Jape
torin where she spent a couple of NESE lante: ys Kreen strentners, over.
wade qth Ve Trays Pees end '

Messrs, Kred und ¥ rutk Hirk spert (ovens of Inte sh. Saunnae des
ry couple oof) days in Victorin lat Rare, che lors dae oratioy
week | + HOVE OF Laster tiles,

* Miss J ‘Robson qa iened from ys No Giargee oa
“tings her vistes My Snitch, lat Srile ele a8 ape epee
Syringe Toland Bk eats . ha Rape the. bel] voll noe fron: héyghnititage
~ Mis ator Bl hoy returned ha end. ‘Terk casero eeyern) ney:
+ from, ist week. fhevel” denecs intunducnd. ey

Mra, - i epent: ae few diva in! contaringy Atte the spo oof the
o Vielorin last: week, retaining by, thd: jean, « The plage winneracde ope t |

er on Eidasy wa ee eh wee

Mree Wout lett tor Vik 7 id
urdny on theeGiter, 606 2
PoM iis Vere Relea, in vighti

amrochs hang-

dette

TMe Soar wan
yh pe shape, whe:

fee: wiPe aa

‘lle !
nota tind nab ‘Aken 1
¢ awit ‘
iit hdenenn “La

Ch pte Jemmmened: ":

Buta to. walta
rind Vredt- Mistihy

(NORTH i fe i
1S ER Vv } a E MOLUE Clifford Leo,

Whiners af the estap tery des pines: Ay
J. Raton, Mrs. My Cyvea, Mics Trin
Vee, Mysy Larseti (Sidney), Mies Val

Hr yve v. Baia and.

achinilath dea ae Tt te ee a Ce ee | !

aon Saturday evening laet 14 ablea!
of 500 wera in ping nt the etal hill, i iCyvnn, yarner Totipias <oaann
Which resulted in the  priaes being: Fy ms ley, Mrs, Ad, Mi ;
nwarded to Mry A, Sanshoary and C Shaw pnd Mies Borneg

lark, 1 AE the cate ot tho eve;

Onu- ofthe main fer witres of the Campbell, the nrenderndt,
eyoning Wisthe suppers whieh: Was heprty vote of thanks tT

Om fay ptt hye the danow loop Infe eaecd,

Tog. uns poxee emt condition, and to Mpa Wo!
Hod rolls, erenm bang and other doll Core Mt Ga. B, Akerman and Mrn

cache 8 swive oborved with, piping hot:

Talones,

nine Mica MM,

in: tye. aUpNerrooin, nnd tay
“fdpaed tis pee”
tf Soi Rus,

Afton anypae the floss wn ‘elena’
Hig ww bel Wave, i
NE Elysee We & tiaces a . ‘
(ees SS wa Ag Be
op thoroughly cenjoguhle event. ine Sor arinte elenread atta he
Through, ‘the (courte ty ont Nea
Daveson n. lave anil beautifully ieods the | Ani.
RV Dyes bring eka tied
the, Aueky: winner, pane

J
hee “oon tie mired
A Prive cenkessdet.-

rey

fang

Apes

Maton’ Be arehis
~ mre a 2 eee Oe

APO tore gen epi s One Ny: their elie

competed yor
4 G 7 at their” rat cnlertninmons

Victoria :visited”

Mrs. Bretnall and her daughter, of |
Victoria, have returned to.their home |
Mr. :and “Mrs. “Heels :
“and?

Miss Ida Bond went to Victoria on;
operation -

The Salt Spring Island Golf Course °

reported: to-be in good shape and the’

already: tried out. the’ course, which.

‘Miss: Clair Wilson ‘has ‘returned’ to |.
Ganges’ after: spending ‘a Tew. days’ in
| Vancouver where ‘she was a guest: at.

= Case- Morris returned to. a rah

| Pulford: ye rolickers von Monday eve=*

ever! white rosebuds, pink carnations ‘ind

fand green and white streamers. were °
to be ‘seen: suspended from: the walls |

On heap!
om Which green -and white stream-:

the Supper-room decorations }

beings :

OTM
op

MiGs. wy vida, Wrage ot

Nod: Mollet fayedrety Witte qate Tatayy: ig
wi ings rite,
nh

aatedpae ©
A Ges SUG E NE

A Lnenaes, Wertepald, ana, owt, Atignient, aM
oat j

FORMERLY SIDNEY AND SEATS REVIEW
SIDNEY, ‘Vancouver Island, B. C., Thursday, Blain 27,

lier owner’s hale and hearty and hean’t hind ene: uh,
ows his darling Lizzie goes fine when he don’t kill her
Altho’ she is capricious when he. forgets to HH. her.

“He

She has her little fa lings and buzzes like a bee,
; But-you really can’t expect her to shim ‘acrose the sea.
Unlike our water Otter is this erratic Lizzic -

Perhaps her owner bought her

Uncertain a are ier actions;

7 Abike a duck she loves a. ditch,
Se we hoist her out with fenee rails
And we warm her up with pitch.

—-W. E: HILLTAR. ¢

Beaver Point; B.C;

Soo
oa ye rea ray
De Pl

«

“ € |
orvic mee
The “con

98, ‘pswiehy my an attending

Thad. heen 3

pretu ily econ ated “with -ydllow “and

all, Fulford; when | { by Mrs Beatty.”

adults were. ‘asked: Lo come ‘dress-.! :

as children proved a great Success. ith
was well attended. and was

Mr and Mr
Mrs. Liedones; 3
Songhurst, Mr. foil Mrs. Jf.
Mar. ~fhde Mrs. -Nicholas ‘and.
Wailie, ‘of Victorias Mrs. i,
val ‘Oak; M McKay,
a avo M Elden -
av Tait, Miss..Wazel 11
rand ‘Miss Lilly’ Stokes, -: all of Kei

4
Given in marriage by her Eaten |
¢

olman
bride Jooked charming in a sleeve- i: ad:
frock > of: white : georgette with:
arge ‘bertha ‘collar, long: waist and:
lared skirt ‘with uneven hemline. She.,
wore ia cheautiful | embroidered. sh
jvell ‘with: orange © blossoms, lane
| rope: of pearls, | -TTor bouquet. wa Sof Mi
fern, - CC
Mrs. Nicolls, of Calgary, nists roof
‘the bride, was matron’ of honor, -in a
very attractive blue georgette gown .
with hat to match and Miss Dovethy |
oilman as bridesmaid Jooked ve ry
dainty ina gown of pench poorgette, |
m: ide In eape-back effect with lone :
waistline and flnved skirt, she wore a.
peach mals stvaw hat with srold dnee :
dag wl Wide doe
burs with pink carnations, j
Littla Oliva Churk, af Deep Cove,»
“was save ir) ame Tnoked eseet ins

+ bake bn cn

‘ teste alate
Liishit oof svect pens, ;
The eoom: waa sapported bys Bert):
: ENORNG, brother cats the. brides.
ty. Ree. Beewiek vind: bande tive).

Ite :
woMated ur uphersy ir tha} ae ln
“oy Mi M.

a) ue a] hs (apie
: lp vale at the!

y hit Trenth

Cau dyed

fit mute, ‘ef re ee
reorltan wis hotif ab: tha: hein ‘
niyo apn tat ay biel only
ei pried he Jay
Bia) Veen és 0.
hds cheneath. |

Fin aieeh:

afc.
none ry any ards wht: calla di peasds
o Asta tine in aero Tnpe se
the, brideta piothery dbo |

svedinw ind” ‘shite orepe inpiee ae
peeaded: from: the ehandel jon ta thes
table whieh wrt eetitped hy the?
Tthreeetier wedding dali cad on afiver |
vase of daodits,

The lappy cele Tet

Hient bow fae the

Loan the mid-
Munna where |

Baton, Miss Cree Wie heneyvaroen will he epent and on

wiring choy wil make theip hone
+ Vietara. Phe bride travelnd tn nl

extended. a een ne Oraek of brawn ieerautt
» dae ESA TE Lrewr Ceor Deol and oi

fawn wand |
bros ty feet hat. . Lo : \
The etfat thea prada to dha hedde
ae Ay Nite edd vedi ye ated, to Ahe :
et peoh | Vent bilabial
“ha pene
trol

acre

thin floworenh
Is Mord to dhe det. naan, a
ITEP OE tye hy oe Yine WE Maar pale 4s)
8 pear aT pera el finder

e AWW -TTO Imelda
te areca Vaneouver , :
oR Me MAL: inenind Nha, ‘anid ae

tod C.aragrne es Ade. sarees iv

py Tea, Ma, and Mrs cd, cvtite camo
Bane Mr, J Abhatt, Moy dik Myra,

ip hyn
Nie inh

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“h feontinent ot, North: Are
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teas en

Ki

io keep his neighbors busy.

Re Dunn,
and Mrs.
Downs F

MeKavy :

fowl hive ei Cru athe ehildenti

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(em mmamm=n Paes =

THE COMING PORT! Rail and Water
Facilities! Lowest Taxes! Fine Industrial
Sites! Write the Sidney Boa ved of Trade
for furth y. information. if..you’ are: inter-.

cated. ‘The fullest information regarding.
sites, terms, taxes, ‘ete.,- furnished. free.
Cm ee oe ee eo rae ae ot eat om a ee ate naman et cr ain ies .
ANS THIN IM Talk PRINTING LINE
Wloni peed et are hing in the printing line drep in or

aes hiney. B.C, and tell us your needs,
wi ecaapped

rm plant vor doing all kind: of vom-
Piha areb Cay prices ure ressonaule. Qur job
Thies ste inerenscd over one hundred percent
post three Sees. Qui eu: tomer: keep coming i
betta bogs Cold ote weed ple deed with our work. Write us. {
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a ee ee ee Se et ee a en aan
tice: Third Street, Sidney, B.C, Phone 28. Night 27

1930.

Cay

on Priday

tay
passengers
morning.

Salt

pecan oe ==. ER tren
x acmtraien ereenneerrenrrerrsrrertis yon peyreseeepscartnnry ir oa aE ee aL
eeepc items

‘both games
ieh teams,
nSinteen,
over: from
'esme and
wards.

: a ‘the Guilt Islands an
Day) cwhite crepe paper and spring | lowers jander the: see vf 16> years,

Drummond
afte ay spending the day ins

Morris and CAV. Barker were
to Victoria on Satorday |

_s
“Two teams went tu West Sa aanich |
aturday evening: to, play. basketball)
Spring
versus the Keating girls and Fulfor dio
bows’ team versus West Road team, |

girls,
counting ‘the jnlay

atlended
Salt.
. WwW. a Jegers,

“ee Gents per fopy

: ‘ 7 =? in
le ia neberens ieee | Rutfonp | CONS cE y
i ; sy} COP
if, PULL RO \ us ae A
a ~ ores ie 5 sw Repres . : AL .
| 2 + vi nae ane ve “ah tee l. x | By Review Re presentative +! i ee SPE :
| » PP the Tee: PELE ee it Lecter etneeererceeees fe a
| a Banya SOG Porte t& rf i: et es a
| He Ahkerinan deft) Pulford on: EL ECT ‘OF FIC ER $ be
i : : | avo te spend ai few weeks with: i afi sid
: . ! 8 . Cpaaet pPyye nt Poin
' _. Young Bertram bought a flivver, asporting maa was he i eee 14 “ : a est Brenten at Bel |
: At famous Ganges Ci ity he drove Lo tin thie seer Hing cae TOS AL . ; : By Review Renresentative a
| And from the water Otter the men hopped ouc or aed n ae i aL. i oria dias GANCES, Mareh 27. — The Salt.
To save the reckless ilivverite—- a few us Pulfer i Spriug tsiand Conservative Associa-
t , e ay . .
(No matrer what they said), AR, where she thane been Won held Ubeir annual meeting on
Seo und Mrs. a. J. Mol- cecuy tay aye Mahon Hall:
Priday covering. ia? Mahon all;.
a A : . na. with ¢ F snelane
We have raised him frem the salell on the road to Cui « or Cava, ; t yte ee, eaten Te 1c me C4, with a rood attendance. 7
i ’ Noy pete + ’ gts tae : grpepras egestas afoapin .
At Beaver Pont our here and “iisabetho both deve ped: ; rei i tf uit rel ne : ‘ aa Nowing afiicers were eleeted for.
+ Terese Pye »pliapeehe there pie ‘ > 4 ro
i Headlong right down the Leach's bank, unhuri we're grad to say3 coer ae a HAMA WHETC He 2 te the year: - .
Stull residents are wondering where Bertraia is today. yoceest of Mr and Mrs. Ernest Bren |. Presdient—Major I.-C. Turner,
ioton - | Vice-president—-A...J. Smith. -.“
; i Miss Tris Vye left Fulford on Fri-! Secretary—vV¥. Case-Morris. :
“Elizabeth” is fafling, her muMer is a matt, , SHES TTR Nye :
| hi Bice’ to spend the w cekcn with her |. Members representing Ganges and
parents in’ Vietortia, | the North End---A, R. Price, W. Me-
Acthur Hepburn’ left Fulford on |iatoe, B, Walter, Ja. Chapliny Eh
Tey day for the Sxeena River. 'Springfor d and HH. WY, Bullock. 1

returned home

f Members representing the South:
jind—--W, Ys .Stewart, H..Pollek, H
|| Brice. W. J. ‘Ts. Hamilton. and: Ww. A
Lee.

SHOWE ER . Fi OR 7

Aslaind .* girls’. team:

being won ‘by the 3726 | -_
4. oh, a :
27-245 : : ;
Mrs. Ss “Holman a

Stokes were: Join

took. :i
the dante ‘after

he Island,

‘Spring “players? were:

Mi iss: vi 0

© Lee. Be Burnett. and:

nmon, all fat Vancouver. Be

Mr.

Ao) OU ues

say

WwW Sod: | MeIntyre chee ker ‘pedi
nasbury rand: beeame!

Mis:
OF, theteiuby:
etehee ¢ British |

Krlwoen THUGS pare AIT vor: va, heresies, Howl,
Wetayhy da the only: }

ealeny or eho deers

san, ‘| Viv

Vis,

Saanich ‘Service

Cohanhia
3 ating. ‘ _Entw vre ee Cup.

fares AY toe
ae er tn. wn

ret nr ted A es er eee Cee
Y in hate AYN OUT
Aol nie

RICKETTS WINS

evening: oa North © DO incial: vi
Inb ia L Ricketts, : Apri

“ f “place” you, w
; pes you

he npated oN

and afeont ler : for: the:

f ound in nensdorable nurale anmong Lhe. onl.
\t2 ob rh of the ety, on the woes of Mt Tolmie,
alwoad Goll course, WTO, the € aharda ot

rors a preg BY nent EN: Tanke
HCD a, Nat, Aa!
he Gardang: with

¢ orden

yh) hie nae