“ment, we regret to say,

to look into a business:
oo there and it he finds it satisfactory.
DO WH take it over.
will be: “much: mlssed: in. business: and) fe
athletic. ‘circles: here, . having. takon- a

[LOCALS and PERSONALS

- Stella Carlin, the. little ‘daughter.
of Mr; and Mrs. J.. -D. Carlin, spent
a few days this. week in Sidney. the
~. guest of her friends, Lillian: and Mur-
del Tester.

—Sands Funeral Furnishing Com-
pany, Limited, funeral directors and
licensed enbalmers.. Prompt and cour-
teous. services night or day. © Phone
3306. 1515 Quadra street, Victoria.
Lady attendant.

A telephone has been installed © in
the Methodist. parsonage on. Third
‘street. The number is 20,

-.Miller can now~ do Te) by calling, up
- that number.

The Gulf. of Georgia fairly “echoed

“with the chug, chug of gasoline mot-.
ors.on Wednesday, as upwards. of one
hundred boats thus propelled made
their way north to the regatta at
Cowichan Bay... As many as twenty
at. one time could be seen passing
~< Sidney during the forenoon.

~ A patriotic service will be held. in
~the Methodist church at North Saan-
ich Sunday. evening. The subject of
- the address’ will» be “Canada, . the
. Land of Promise.’’ Suitable. music
will be: given by the choir. The morn-

~~ ing service in Wesley church, ‘Sidney,

will: be ‘arranged. largely: for: “the | in-.

cae terest. of - the boys. anh girls.

‘No doubt the fine. “eather of last

ne Saturday evening was responsible for.

«the members: of the Conservative. As-.|
ee sociation of North : Saanich not. turn- :
oo ing out. in sufficient: numbers. to hold
A their. regular
Short: ‘session: of.

«<held, however,’

monthly” “meeting.
“the executive.
have come » hetore the. meeting *.

Mr. and: Mrs: Ap 'B Kelly. and. 1 Mr.
and Mrs: -L. “Adamson ‘returned. early

in. the. week from a few. days’ - ‘cruise

among. the ‘islands. ‘of. the’ Gulf in the
atter’s. “splendid _ little ‘gasoline
. launch. They. went as: far north. as

np ‘Comox. ‘and ‘paid: short ‘visits. to ‘al-
most every point of interest on the}
; They
= a kepore: having | had an. -excollent time.

“toute. both going. and coming. |

“Some wo. or

marriage of. Mr. Herman. Shade,” the

"popular: young » conductor of. the: Vii&

- §. Railway, who is now back on his
regular = run. The - announcement was:

: : “published: with the... best possible in-
> tention, and on what we considered at

Se the time, good authority. This state-
- was incorrect
“and we hasten to extend our apolog-

~<es. to Mr. Shade, and wish.to assure

him: that: while regretting our mis-.

take our best wishes. were: most sin-
Care,

“Fred. W.

week for pastures .

NeW, ©
intention to. BO

direct. to.
“proposition

> Mr Boweott

oe keen: interest it: the: workings of tho
“ Joent: athletic association.” Mr;:
we cott: docs. not intend ‘to move his fame

“Sidney. for some little time,
of m

view. “wishes him: the best
ack a his new venture. ee

mS “William “Shepherd,
“pall: ‘Spring:

~—eident while engaged in. logging
- Monday. Jast near

injured. Mr.. Shepher d,- better
- teow as: “Billy, wasoan. very. oredit-
“able player of the South Salt Spring
‘football: teameand: had: the: honor of
being: their. captain in’ ‘1018; In hs

dealings with the Sidney team he was
always. found do bea true. sport. and | ab
his: many: friends: hope. to CO: hin a-}

; ‘Found agaln An the” near efit. oe

and -any-+
.- one wishing to speak to Rev. or Mrs.

“Ae
was
and: ‘disposed . of the:
“most ° urgent - “business” that. was. to

aus “three weeks. ago. the
a Review published an | account of the

‘Bowcott, one of our well
"Known. local citizens, “left: town ‘this
Tt was his.
“Alberta

Bow: | A teow.

~ South
Tsland: had. Ne “nistor-
tine to meet with a very. serious: ve
On
Pulford Harbor,
which “resulted ing hs having: his leg:
os -proken and being otherwise being bad-
{moments ane ae
displayed ‘in the room, and Which cine

~ SIDNEY AND ISLANDS REVIEW, SIDNEY, B. C., FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1914.

Victoria,
daughter,

Jos. Patrick, of
Sunday with~her

Mrs.
spent

Mrs. J. Wesley Miller, 7 whe" Meth-.
odist parsonage.

The next meeting of . the Ladies"
Guild-of St. Andrew’s. church will be
held at. the home of-Mrs.: A. L. Wil-
son on ‘Wednesday, July 22nd.

The big plant of the Sidney Rubber:
Roofing Company was in: full operat-
ion for a short time on Tuesday _ of
this. week and
builder’s felt-were turned out. Small

alterations to the big machine, -how-'

ever, were found necessary and - the
plant was. closed down: until mice
could be eflected.

Bc “son, » Sidney P. 0.
J, Brennan maak with a serious |
jaccident. yesterday during. blasting

“Mr.

‘posely played a loosing game,” allow-
buttoned up his. coat, then giving his

|for himself where the joke came in.

several squares... of:

“MRS. PEARSON,
Certificated Midwife, Maternity — and .

- | Medical Nurse, Berquist Block, Beacon |
“POUND DISTRICT ACT, 1912, and | avenue,. Sidney. No infectious ° cases.

POUND DISTRICT AMENDMENT
ACT, 1914.” ne

ing his opponent to win two games.
While congratulating the proprietor
on. his. prowess. with. the cue, Pete
hat the regulation tilt, stepped. out. taken
into the. sunlight, leaving the aston-
ished purveyor of pool to- figure out

t Geo. | i Brethour

SIDNEY, B.C.

_ CONTRACTOR
~ AND BUILDER —

Will be glad to furnish estimates
‘for the construction of buildings of
; any Ceecrpton:

el

Pursuant to the provisions of Sect- |
ion IT. of this Act, notice is hereby
given of the appointment of F. Olliff,
of Sidney, B. C., as pound keeper of
the pound established in . the North
Saanich District.

a, ‘PRICE ELLISON,
Minister of Finance and. ‘Agriculture.

FOR SALE—Four holed iron. stove,
six pipe’ lengths, 2 elbows; Rayo.
lamp, flat irons, 2-lengths matting,
mirror, 5 basins, floursieve, axe,
teapot, 6 plates, 6 saucers, 3 cups,
2 milk jugs, saucepan, 2 spoons, 4
. teaspoons, baking. pan, bowl, broom
“The lot. for $15. Apply, Miss Han- Department of Agriculture,

_Vietorla, B.C., June 11, 1914.

operations. at the Bradley-Dyne’ farm |

where: he. was working. -In Some man-
ner he got. too close to the blast and
was struck in the face by a shower
of sand and clay which severely: hurt
his eyes. He was immediately taken

to the hospital at Vicvoria. for treat-
ment. :

: »

‘The ladies committee in charge of

the refreshments at the flower ‘show

on- July. 11th, desire aid in the: way:

of catables and would ask the ladies |.

of the town to kindly not forget them.
on that date. During the morning of

the day. in question. members of. the |-
committee will: be in “attendance at:

the tea. rooms in connection with ‘the

hall, to’ the left of the stairs as you

go up, in: order to. receive the: sup-

NE SOLICIT A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE.

- -’Phone No. 31. _ HARVEY and BLACKBURN, Proprietors ,

plies sent in, and. again in the after- Se ——

noon at. two a "clock.

advertisement’ in another column that

the Standard. Steam . Laundry, for.

“Mr. i. Finch. announces through a an |

which he. has.’ ‘been. agent. for. the. past ;

ten “months, vhas® “recently. made. a

change ins ‘the days: fo collecting and.

returned. ‘on: T thé tpllosing ? Thursday,

\ but: by “the: new. arrangement the,
‘Finch’s barber :
“next | door: to
-on:. “Monday morning
and will. be received back on. ‘Friday
a saving in..time
The - “new schedule.
will be in every. way: much more -con- |.
venient. for the many patrons, of this

baskets : will: leave ‘Mr.
shop, Beacon ° avenue,
the. post. office;

of .the same. “week,
of two -full days.

up-to-date Jaundry.

Sidney. was. practically deserted” on

|Wednesday, July Ist, a large - number.

of her residents having taken - advant-
age of the beautiful weather and took
in the big. regatta, at. Cowichan. Bay.
Those who: ‘did not. desire to make
the. journey to the northern: port.
either organized pienic: parties for
themselves and. their friends or spent
the day quictly with

the peninsula, The new tennis courts

on. Third street were: the rendezvous:
for quite a number and during the af-

ternoon, and. evening hoth courts were
kept: very. ‘busy.
draws | in. the. different tournaments
were played off during. the day. Some
of. the. James Island players. were. ex~
pected. over: but. they, mee to: put in
an. Appearance... Meera ane:

, beat

AND. HE: LAUGHED!’

days. Ago

v. game.
to be. there,

tablishment,:
force drawn into faking a cue. -Dir=
ing the game. our friend, who for. con-
venience sake we will call’
lowed his eyes. to. dwell. foren . few
notiee - conspiciously

their families.
on the beach. at. difierent points on.

'Two-or. three ‘of the’

“one of our ‘most
Nown: far and wide.
» -Comperas.

al: ‘poolroom.
presumably. for the purpose of having.
with; anyone who. happened
No. victim: being in’ Adght:
othor than. ‘the proprietor. of the: 0S.
this gentleman: was: per-.

Pete, al

paseo Bin ce tad 28h . OL. Ve “FLOOR POLISHER, with
a “large “$1.00 bottle Liquid esent

z OrcEDAR ¥ POLISH, “BOTTLE. 50c., Y age tbe he two for sessteens

oormin ou aan coe | y _ Dene vas . ote and $1.00

LEAVE, ‘YOUR ORDER
"FOR ‘CANNING

LOCAL CHERRIES, 10c. lb.

SALT ‘SPRING. ‘CREAMERY is the Best Butter. 2 We sell it,

" BISSELL’S Roller.

_ Bearing Sweepers

al iy 7 SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY,

THIS WEEK ONLY | “10 PER CENT orr ALL STYLES.
os Ask 0 our y Hardware Man for a price o on 1 that Fencing « or r Water Pipe you need. ‘He
: can save you money and deliver at. your door. ae |

: “s Ladies be ca : |
“SUPPERS

oes “STOCK a D IN. THE LE ADING
- AMILRIGAN MAKES, ASK TO.

» SEE THE. “BARRY,”  AMER-
b 10A’S BEST GENTLEMEN'S
BOR: TT earth etieg! tom

WEG “SPHOIALIZE, ON. Came
"SHOES FOR GROWING FEET,
. IT’ PAYS: TO GET TITTED. &
RIGHT AND avo Foor.

| TROU BLE FOR THEM, LA DER

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timated: to. frequentors: of: the. estab-|

Jishment thats the looser: of a gama |
did not. pay, the: winner would. Deen:
hase:

pected to foot the. ‘DIAL. Pete, W
y. to Kot “round”. anything -

of
the: ‘hall-mark:

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