PAGE FOUR

Mothers Know That

Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the

" =n pigestol
There Po and Rest.Gonl

Mineral. SLi |
Bape of Od De SAMUELS

In
ise
For Over
Thirty Years

doianlh shbeiaess
medy for ¢
A helpful Res Diarrhets:

a a,
Tre CEN TAH <n i
MONTREAY © ;

SAE a ee

A LEATHER BOOT————=

POSITIVELY WATERPROOF

----Made from Chrome Grain Uppers, and
double sole through to heel

-

If this boot lets water, send them back
“and get another pair FREE. ~

That’s our guarantee of satisfaction.

David Spencer, Ltd.

VICTORIA - - .

mv. SPENCER'S SPECIAL
- A Pair - = 1-$7.00

B. C.

To Help National Reconstruction Work
$1,000 to $10,000

Free of i terest for 10 years

Soclety have just started their series
per $1,000.00 nelessary to qualify.

The Victoria Mutu ! Pein and Pie

“B” of 5245 monies yb bd per yy

a Eatranca iva Ste. beuiss abe applivuuion forms obtainable at the Society's
/

OFFICL, JOT PLMBEKICN BUIBDING. T. EDWARD CLARK, MANAGER
Phone 3206

SUB De tok Mane a

Opened up yesterday a large shipment of

Fronch and English Flowers and Wings

egw ft

SPRING COATS,

These have arrived from the beat makers and we invite your personal Inspection

SUPPS AND DRESSES

CHILDREN’S *younc OUTFITTER

Ladies’ and Ch Idren’s Outtitter

Corner of Broad and Johnson Sts. ‘Telephone 4740

ENGLISH HATS

Cartier Bros.’ Offer For This Week

1 CHEVROLET—0 -pasnonger, in good shape.
mend at .
i HUDSON—-5-passonger, Delco starter and ignition, has ‘be on carefully driven
and tn fine condition BTHO.00
1 BUICK—2-passenger, is O K. tor the nan who wants to ride to work and
"on : take the wife for a spin un week-onds ..... ; 8205.00
1 FORD ROADSTER, 1016, In dandy shape WHI not satay Jong at the price
only BO7T5.00
We Also Show Fords, Chalmers, Russels, Cadillacs and Hupps.
We Can Save Lou Money on Tires
A Jarge selection of good used ‘Tires on hand. dneluding Saxd', ae er ee |
B4x4, Bhxdly, S6x4d ky and J7x5, Priced ftp from 3.00

REMEMBER THR NAMb—BREMBEMBAR THe PLACE

CARTIER BROTHERS

™ 724 JOHNSON STREET PHONE 5237

No Connection Anywhere ED

A car we can thoroughly recom-
RO75.00

In the € {ts

THE SIDNEY AND ISLANDS REVIEW AND SAANICH GAZETTE,

MARCH 13, 1919

Church Notices.

ANGLICAN

1919: Second Sunday tn
. morning prayer and nok

pom, evening prayer a
:39 p.m

March 16,
Lent - 11 a.m

communion; 3
Htely Trimty. 7
Island

, services at James

Durine I-ent a short service is held at
St Andrew's ehurch on Thursday even-
ings at 5 o'clock.

ST. PAU Ls PRESBY TERIAN

March 16. Bible ‘school, 2°30. Evening
service, 7 p. m.; subject, “The New Broth-
erhood.”

LAST WEREICS FE v ik N TS AT RESTHAVEN

Mondav --A farewell § 500 party to the re-
tiring matren, Miss Marsden, was given.
Dr Pearse presented Miss Marsden with a
Kold watch braclet. Cards were followed by
supper end dancing.

Tuesday - The ¥. M. C. A. sent out from
Victoria two excellent pictures, a 5-reel
wastern drama entitled ‘‘The Devil of the

Moth,” followed bv the 3-reel comedy, ‘A
Prairie Romeo,’ both very good pictures
indzed.

Wednesday--A quiet evening.

Thursdav—-—Mres Simpson and party
came again to teach the boys dancing. A
carload of nurses and patients from Esqui-
matt hospital also turned up and joined
the dancers, turning the evening more in-
to a dance than a dancing lesson.

Friday and Saturdavy—--Most of the men
went to Victoria for the week-end.

x
ant Ads.
w AN TEL D—Second hand buggy harness.
W. A. Stewart, Breed’s Cross Roads.3-131p

TRAINED MATERNITY NURSE— Dis-
engaged. Miss Bond, 1512 Brooke S&t.,
Victoria. Phone 2912L 3-13-4t

1-O08T—Hub cap off Ford motor truck.
Reward; Sidney Hotel. 3-6tf

STUMP PULLER—Have a celebrated
“Monkey Winch’’ band puller which will

take out a whale of a stump. Have no use

for machine and will give good bargain.

Will break % inch steel line. Good as
new. Inguire at Review office. 3-6-tf

FOR SAL£—Hatching evgs from stand-
ard winter laying strain of White Wyan-
dottes, $1.50 per 15.. Apply Mrs. A. M.
Bowman, Ardmore, Phone 29 Y, Sidney.

3-6-4t
FOR SALE—Sewing me
with mattress and sprinre
Heath, Beacon Ave., Sidne, v-6-1tp

HATCHING EGGS—From splendid lay-
ing strain of White Wyndottes, $1.50 per
15. F. W. Sproule, East Road, Sidney,
Phone 36 R. 3-6-4

CABBAGE AND LETTUCE PLANTS—
J.T. Readings, Bazaan Bay. 3-6-19 4t p

FOR SALE—Few tons Timothy and
Clover Hay, $40 a ton; will deliver any
quantity over half a ton any place in
North Saanich. Geo. E. McLean, Sidney.
Phone 53 L.

“FOR SALE—Cooking range and 40-gal.

tank. bed-lounge, beds, chairs and other
articles; launch hull. Apply to Sidney
Bakery.

POTATOES FOR SALE— Very cheap,
Chong Lee Lung, Beacon Ave.

POR SALE -5-passenger Overland Car,
geod tires and in good running order, $325,
cash or terms. Box 1, Review Office.

HOUSE WANTED in Sidney from about

March 20; furnished or unfurnished.

Write at once to W. P. Cotton, Bow Is-
land, Alberta. ‘im
WANTHEI}—Cheap horse and rig. Muat
be in pood condition. KE. BE. White, Deep
Cove, ltp

WANTED TO BUY -- Automobile of any
deseription; mubl be cheap. Box 1, Review
Office

Ww ANTERD—Any quantity of hard een:
ing, unblemished applea put up in atan-

dard apple boxes without paper Mall
particulars of quality, price ete. to P.O.
Bex 129, Victorta, BOC

OWN you R OWN HOME—Join the new
Hulltding and Loan Assoctlation now be
fug formed Loans free of Iinteraat.

Perfect security to shareholders. Proa-
pectuses and applHteatton forms from
VY oJ Goodlake, 8 Winch Bldg. It will

help you to get rid of that old mortgage
Dec. 21 38

YOR RELIABLE, HONEST AND

UP-TO-DATE

Mahe Tt a Point to Call on
a

Shoe

Watson’s
Store

GIS VATES STREET VICTORIA
Make Our Store Vour Headquarters
While in Town

Mr. and Mrs. Whiddens spent the week-

end in Seattle and returned to Sidney on
Wednesday.

Mr. Geo. A. Cochran spent the week-end
in Seattle and returned to Sidney Wednes-
day evening.

Mr. Robt. Sloan returned yesterday
morning froin a business trip. to Vancou-
ver, having been away since Monday.

Mrs. W. Thomas who met with a bad
accident to her hand a few weeks back 1s
reported to be making good progress and
hopes to-be back at work shortly.

Little Ruth Fidler, who has been very
ill during the past week, is reported much
better. Dr. Bavis has given permission for
her to be out the first fine dav.

The Orion Club of Victoria visited Rest-
haven Wednesday evening. It is needless
to add that a very enjoyable evening was

spent. After the concert dancing took
place.

Mr. Reginald Readings has resigned bis
position as auto driver for the Sidney
Trading coinpany. He expects to go to Van-
couver in a few days and his many friends
in the district will miss his sunny (sonny)
smile, but all unite in wishing him the
best of luck.

Mrs. A. Critchley and two children, Al-
berta and Margaret. left last week for
Cowichan Lake, where they will remain
two weels visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Griffin. Mr. Grffin is Mrs.
Critchley’s brother, and has charge of
the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway sta-
tion at Cowichan Lake.

A party of Sidneyites consisting of Miss
Katie Logan, Miss Edna Witty and Messrs.
Ed. Blackburn, Thos.‘Hardigan, and J. B.
Burton motgred to Saani¢hton last night
to attend the ‘‘Cinderelia’’ dance held
there. An enjoyable time is reported.

Mr. Jas. Turner returned Tuesday morn-
ing to his hoine on Sidney Island via this
city after an absence of about three weeks
looking after government livestock at
various B. C. points. He was taken over
to the island by Capt. W. D. Byers in his
launch Uvalde.

Sapper W. J. Bowcott returned on Fri-
day last to Sidney after having been over-
seas nearly two years. He was fourteen
months in France with the 5th Battalion
Engineers. being engaged largely in rail-
road work. Sapper Bowcectt reports an
enjoyable return trip all the way from
France. He says that he is glad to be
back in Sidney. And his many friende are
glad to welcome him home.

Local and District:

Dr. and Mrs. Louis Hall, of Victoria,
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Harris at their home on Morsby Island.

Mrs. Clara Morris and daughter, Miss
Irene Morris, left Sidney this week and
returned to their home at Victoria.

Major A. Beech, C. A. M. C., Ganges,
Salt Spring Island, arrived at Halifax on
the Adriatic, and is on his way to the
coast.

Lieut. H. ¢.
Mrs. Layard

Layard, R. N. V. R., and
returned to their home at
Deep Cove from England on Monday,
March 3. Lieut. Layard served on patrol
duty on the west coast of Ireland and as
hydroplane officer on the Adriatic bar-
rage. Mrs. Layard first worked ‘‘on the
land,’’ and latterly as a deputy principal
in the Women's Royal Naval service.

Mr. R. W. Meyhew, manager of the Sid-

ney Rubber Roofing company, left on
Tuesday for San Francisco, where he will
remain about a week on business.

Mr. Harris, Sr., of Morsby island, has
been ill for several weeks, but is reported
to be improving.

LOCAL ALPINIST TO LECTURE

A. O. Wheeler, F. R. G. S., Director ot
the Alpine Club of Canada, will lecture
on “Surveying the Great Divide of the
Rockies,’ with lantern slide {llustrations,
unser the auspices of the Victoria Branch
of the Engineering Institute of Canada, at
the Girls’ Central School, Victoria, this
evening at 8 p. m. The public is invited,
and admission is free. This lecture should
be of unusual interest, as Mr. Wheeler is
a-well-known and able lecturer, and is
most thoroughly in touch with his subject,
having been for over twenty years engaged
in photo-topographical and
work in the Rocky mountains.

exploratory

DANCE PREPARATIONS CONTINUE

Preparations for the dance which will
be held in Berquist hall the evening of
Wednesday, March 26, are advancing, and
it is anticipated that a most enjoyable
evening will be spent. Hand bills announc-
ing the affair have been distributed and
tickets are on sale. Music will be furnished
by Heaton’s three-piece orchestra of Vic-
toria. After the expenses have been paid
the proceeds will be devoted to the bene-
fit of the Sidney Tennis club and the Sid-
ney Athletic association.

| CLUB. CAFE

7 QawZ

NEWLY OPENED

ARN Yates

ao weewwm

—YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED.
THE LATEST PLACE TO EAT IN VICTORIA—-POPULAR PRICES

ANTHONY & ESSEHOES

ty Tweeds

Made By

led Soldiers

These are band-woven from long staple Scotch wools.
The designs have been creaied by artists who found their Inspir-

ation from nature.

In choosing a suit or overcoat from Blighty Tweeds

which are distributed In Victoria through this store you help a hero at
the same time you get for yourself the finest fabric that can be created

for the clothing of man.

P. M. LINKLATER

1120 Broad Street

The New Spring Styles in

“20th Century”

Opposite Spencer's

Sulta for Men and Young Men

comprise a range to suit individual ¢ustes and individual requirements.

Obtainable
Only Here

Dress Suits
Included

W. & J. WILSON

Where

200) Century Clothes are Sold

1217-21 Governinent Street