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Local and

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Berquist

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11,

Fancy Dress Hall, Nov

Hall |
Mr W Bowcott paid a visit to Vic-
toria this week.

Mra
parents for a few days.

Anstey is the guest of her

Mr. Ed Lee, of Salt
the guest of Mr. and
over the week-end.

Spring.
Mrs.

was

Simister

Mr. and Mrs. J. Emery, of Lady
smith, were guests at the Sidney Ho-
tel during the week.

Mr. and Mrs. Hoeper, of Esyiti
malt, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Mosedale for a few days.

St. Andrew's W. A. will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
Mrs. Cavill’s, Fifth street.

Miss Lillian
ents week-end, taking in
masquerade dance while home.

last tue

Mrs. C. C. Cochran and daughters
Gertrude and Colleen, left for Seattle
yesterday, where they
friends.

will visit

Miss Bruce, who succeeds
Greig as traveling supervisor for the
B. C. Telephone Co., was in town on
business last Tuesday.

Mr. Bain Fleming, manager of
Vancouver Milling Co., motored to
Sidney Tuesday afternoon to visit
friends and attend the Victory Loan
meeting.

The rails of the old V. & S. rail-
from Victoria to the junction of the
Cc. N. R. are being loaded on scows
and taken to Vancouver, under di-
rection of Mr. Hayward.

Under the auspices of West Saan-
ich Women's Institute a dance will
be held at Agricultural Hall, Saan-
ichton, on Friday evening, Nov. 7.
Good music and refreshments.

Mr. W. G. Hayward has_ segured |
the contract from Messrs. McDonald,
Watson & Withers for putting in the
cement piers at Sidney wharf. Most
of the material is now on hand and
Mr. Hayward expects to take ad-
vantage of the next tide to complete
the work.

Messrs. McDonald, Watson & With-
ers, the frm that has the contract

Soret aa fe Rev 5, 72s fea : =

or: the Sianey" onerts pay.
Saanichton wharves, paid a visit of

Bow

Tester visited her par-

Miss.

SIDNEY AND Ist. ANDS | REVIEW AND SAANICH GAZETTE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6,

Institute

Personal Meeting

Attend the Fancy Dress Ball at
Berquist Hlall next Paecsday

_ . An Interesting Sesston of the Wo-

The salmon season being over, .

. men's Institute Held) Yesterday
the cannery closed down last Sat-
Afternoon. i

; urday :

A very interesting meeting of the

Mrs A J. Wilson is the hostess ati... : .
; ; Women s Institute took place see
a five o'clock tea at her home this' ; . ;
rt terday afternoon in Berquist Small
é ernoce P . P .
‘ vn Hall, President Mrs.°F. J) Simistes
Mr J.C. McIntosh, M. P., who hAs | in the chair. One new member was

been ill and confined to the house, is | weleomed.

once more able to resume hits duties A very pleasing report was given
;by the President, who had attended
A ~ ” x i - A ri e: y
Mr A A. Crow and Mr. K. Pergu |the Conference held in Victoria lase
son, representing the Imperial Life |

week, who also stated that the mein-

Insurance, paid a visit to Sidney co-

bers would be pleased to hear Mrs

day. Blackwood Wileman had been = ap
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Calvert, ofl pointed chairman of the Advisers
Deep Cove, left today to take UP, Board. Mrs. Simister also reported
their residence at 1129 Wancouver that Dr. Bavis had peen appointed
_ street, Victoria. Medical Doctor for the districts of

{ay . a] a
of the Imperial Forces Sidney, Cove

who has been overseas, has returned
to Sidney with the intention of mak-;

Deep and Saanichton
A committee was appointed to find
out about

Mr. Hearne,

laws regarding incorpor-

ing his home here. lation. ;
; Mrs. B. Deacon was elected aS a
There will be a rehearsal of the member of the Executive Board
“Good Luck Lamp" comedy next] prior to the close of the meeting

Wednesday evening ta 7.30 Gretook
in the Berquist Theatre.

the President urged the members tu

‘ sign the resolution relative to the
Miss Muriel Tester, who spent the , Athletic Park and Playground.
week-end with her parents, Mr. and: re
Mrs. P. N. Tester. had as her guest A total of $1,196,632,931 in sav-
Miss Gwendolin Spencer, of Nanaimo. ;ings bank deposits is a gratifying re-
:port that many of the countries
Mr. J. A. Campbell, who has been | ; which have emerged from war would
on the inter-provincial boundary be glad to report today. This is the.
survey, with Mr. Wheeler, has re: : position of Canada as revealed i:
turned to Sidney, but Mrs. Camp- the bank statement for August.

bell will remain in Woodstock, Ont..|

is $181,921,966 her-
for the winter.

ter than the same month last yeal.
notwithstanding the fact that a good
part of it was transferred to St
-year’s $600,000,000 Victory  Toan.
‘and is $21,540,778 better than July
of this year.

This is a promising outlook fui
‘the Vietory Loan campaign which i-
at preseat ‘wing carried on Iho the
depositors in Canada's savings banks
‘Many Attend the Dance Held in Ber-; Were to say the word they could

quist Hall Last Friday subscribe the $300,000,000 asked
Night. nearly four times over. The success
of the present effort should be over-

The amount

ia

Hallowe’en
Masquerade:

A large number attended the Hal-

whelming.
lowe’'en masquerade dance last Fri- __ _
ay night in Berquist Hall, and some
day night | _ Berquist Hall, Nov. 13, Fancy
splendid costumes were worn by Dress Ball
some of the participants. Quite a ress van’
crowd came out from the Capital

City to attend the dance and they

Shooting season is now on us—
went Henle ciSrevedly satisfied with :

We carry the latest in

anu | the evening’s "jollification.

The music furnished by Perry's

LLCS Thaiusuicy, vay,

Guns, Rifles and |

Ammunition

Bicycles, Fishing Tackle,
Guns and Ammunition

inspection last Tuesday. They ex-
press themselves as satisfied with |ing some of the latest dance music
the progress made. They are natul-|/¢rom New York, the numerous en-
ally anxious, however, to get through cores testifying to the pleasure of
owing to the fact that they have sev-|tnhe dancers.

eral large contracts to fill.

orchestra was of a high order, it be-

The prize-winners were:
Best ladies’ costume-- Miss K. Me-
Lennan, Victoria, in Indian costume

Ice Skates, Hockey Skatcs and

. a (
A joint meeting of the members of Roller Skates

the congregations of St. Andrew's,’ ; i . .
Sidney, and Holy Trinity. Patricia’ Best Gretna! costume—Mr. Harris & Smith
Bay will be held at the residence of Cowell, as Victory Loan. ) .
the rector, Rev. W. Barton, Third Comic costume— Miss Phylhis 1220) Broad St., Vietoria

at & Whiting and Mr. Whiting. as donk- Phone 1377

eys, Jessie and Jackie.

street, on Wednesday, Nov. 12,
o’clock sharp. This will be a coin-
bined business and social gathering
‘Several important questions affecting | Protect your future by

both parishes will be discussed. , your money {n Victory Bonds.

We also repair Gune

putting Bicycles Always In Stock.

t=

Mes ne edie Seen

A, ORE NB AE

ST YL FADO ARTE BRS |

Where Snctety Brand Clothes on ald

Dont Envy
/\ Presperous
Hooking Man
—Bo One

Boriety, Brand ‘Clothes
New ‘Society’ Brand Models in Overcoats and Suits

arriving weekly
FIR TY STYLES EN BALE.

tome un and be ftted Come eapdby while Che welectton be treat

WATS,
SHIRTS, HOSTERY,

freer yO ten

UNDERWEAR, ETC, WN PROPUSTION

wil carbons te oc bere

Rit Oo

PALE NECKWEAR,

_ THE TOGGERY SHOP

Near Yates Street 1218-1220 Douglas Street, Victona

81;

,dore Trage,

B35:

A Austin Wilson,

|

Standing

of Scholars

In the Sidney Schools for the Month
Ending October

dist.
The report of the Stdney Schools
for the month of Qetober is as fel-
lows.

DIVISION Ff.
Entrance Chass.
Phellis Whiting, 75; Edna Black-
Tu: Anderson, 7TH,
Mellmovl,
Sim-
Willie

Yurn, James
Walter Lind, 63;

S1; Walter Bavis,
ister, o

Lavinia
56, Naney
Doris Boweett, 451;
Bowman, Stewart EHIL, 40.
Vir t Year Hich School.

71; Joseph Pe

Hy

a;

Margaret Cochran, J
ters, 53.
Second
Elizabeth
Frest, 72; Alice Fairelough,
lie 61; Grace
Clarence Crichton,
DIVISION IE.
Junior Third Reader.
John J.cpthien,
TRE Cerily
as.

year High ischoel.
”

Maxwell, 625 Irene
Nel

n9;

64:
Cotton, Simister,

Lizzie
42;

755 Logan,

Mosedale, Robert
Love,
Senior Thira.
Cotton, 92;
Clanten, 79;
67; Lizette Watts,
Crossley, 62; Doris Cavill,
don Reid, 58; Amy Fornert,
lis Parkes, 5614;
h61o; Jack Crossley, 34;
sen, 64; Cyril Letts,
Williams. 46; Fred Clanton,
Phyllis MeKillican,
dunior Fourth.
Victor Pohl, 79; Kitty
68; Colin McKenzie, 67;
thien, 65; Gladys Daniels, 64;
Williams, 59; Hazel Hill.
.Crooks, 50; Ella
Alice Jackson, 44;
Blackburn,
Bowcott, 42.
DIVISION Fi.

Senior

Leonard
74;
dard,

Lilah

[ris
64; Lionel
61;

Verna

Thomas
Jack Jack-
52;
45;

95

oo.

D7;
Blackburn,
Herman Lind,

4212;

4X;
43,
‘Doris

Second Reader.
83; Caroline Mc-
Bertie Ward, 89; Anah
Adeline Crossley, 76;
'Y toda Craig, 74; George Yhompson,
‘72: Stanley Williams. 6%:
Brethour, 67; Melvin Clanton,
Junior Second Reader.
| Kathleen Watts, 87;
“gon, 87;
‘Miller, 74;

Kvelvn Stacey,
Kenzie, 82;
Jackson, 80;

40.

Annie Peter-

Ernest Jackson, 75; Archie
73; Flor-

willie Mur rell,

cy 1aues nuiuilas.
62.
Senior First Reader.

Kathleen Taylor, 84; Ivy Hill. 84;
Helen Cochran, 83; Annie Millar
Eva Stephenson, 7S; Jack
Thompson, 75; Hazel Way, 74; Theo. |
72; Agnes Craig, 71
Francis McDonald, 70; May Lee, 70:
Harold Way, 623 61:
Stanley Coward, Bertie Beaucott
absent. 1
Junior First Reader.
Peterson, &3;5 Pat
Brethour, 72; 0 Gorden
Muriel Fujuwara, 71;
67. Walter Mosedal:
Lopthien, 59,

> Maxine Clanton,
Ha:

Marian Cochran,

Alice
78: Moran
Hambley, 74;

Clanten

S68; Vietor
Harvey, 63.
DIVISION TV.
Second Primer.
| Pred Parkin, 8&8; Lesllo Way,
Jarbara Parkes, &0; Sylvia
9; Theresa Thomas, 75;
‘rooks, 74; Hugh Wylie, 68.
First Primer.
Gladys Cotton, Winifred
‘lor, 90; Virginia Goddard, 90;
 Criehton, K7; Willla KO;
‘ Jhong, 77, Annetta Brewster, 72
i Reeeiving Class.

5
Trage
Georg:

95; Ta;
Hop

Loe, Lim

: George Wyllte,  Royvee Thompson
a Stanley Crossley, Phyllis) Johnson
Dorothy Wilkinson, George  Seotl
Mary MacDonald, Dutele Brethour
Leonard Parkin, Harotd  Flesher
Lilllan ‘Tutte, Colvin Woodward
Willie Jackson, Mabel Moore, George

parties and dances they putoon them
tre Chee flevtew
My
ane trustworthy
her oof Che tloard of

pdney
doubt

No Sloan consulted oa

'
well krown mem
butions Me

Board

Dine
of

could have secured the correct alate.

colette odes ao trieeterdeed Uhre

Irenmt fhouy the wecretars oof dav oat
tending oote oof the meetings where
the books are always apen for in
speetheon
, ob Tb oN
Bb OBTAIN ee.
Coodutoithee
- 7

Pohl,!
God-:
Gor- |
57; Phyl- |
Wylie, ,

Sidney.

Willams,
Ruby Lop--
Agnes |
Mabet ;

Gordon ;

Raymon‘:

1919

“The Fashion Centre.”

Angus Campbell & Co., Ltd.

1008-10 Government Street
Victoria, B. C.

An Excellent Selection of

Women’s Rain
Coats

Preoent stocks of Women's Rain Coats offer a wide
variety for selection in Tweed and Rubberized Cloths in
plain and belted mcdels. They are moderately priced
and sinartly styled. Select your Rain Cuvat now while
such splendid valves and assortments are available.

Priced From $8.75 Up

—

Children’s Fleece-Lined
Sleeping Suits

Children's Fleece-Lined Sleeping Suits in sizes
( to 6. Just the garment to keep the kiddies
warm from neck to feet. Priced at, per suit,
$1.50 and ......... 2.2 ee ee eee .

Campbells’ Dependable

Glove Values

Fine Quality Trefousse Kid

Kayser Silk Gloves in ail

Gloves, in black, white, the wanted shades and
tan, brown, mode, grey qualities; with double
; and navy at, pair, $3.25 tipped fingers, at. yer
; Kayser Chamoisette Gloves pair, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75
' in black, natural, white, and ...... . $1.90

| pee ie re Fine Glace (did Gloves, in
Dent's Tailored Cape hid tina ten —_ white.
Gloves, in tan, leather ery special value, per
shades; two domes; ex- palr ..... $1.75
' cellent wearing, at. per Natural Washable Chamois
| pair ...... 0.0... $2.75 Gloves, one dome, at,
i Washable Cape Kid Gloves, per pair . $3.00
i tan and dark brown, Gauntlet Chamois Gloves,
~ Plain and faney points, natural shade; strip

at, per pair .. 88.00 wrist, at ........ 83.75

Ladies’ Wool Lined Mocha
; SPECIAL-- Gloves at * $1 SO

ee

Dud. 4

., ution,

selves of which a statement appeared i

r=
: All- Wool

Beacon Avenue, Sidney

| | ga EERE ESS CS SALES CEG END OE

START A $50 BOND AT Se.

It

VANES,

is now possible for the little

elther at hoine or in

a time.
War

sate of de

The National Savings Com-

a fe saving card tn dupli-
ate; the blue card being retained by
the child,

nother or teacher

and the white one by the
When the chil-
ready to they
hand same to thetr mother or teacher
land receive an X in ink on thelr card

dren have be save,

Nicholet ,and the mother oor teacher also
Fe places a corresponding X on thetr
" L . /white card as a check On every
| etters to the Editor ufth nmiekel turned ino the card ts

[marked “Pos and the child re
STREET LIGH PING. celves a Thrift Stamp for attachment
nn . fo his or her ‘Phrift Card There are

To the Bditor

1M +24 ( Ldehet ‘ rT enough spaces on these five cent
le Stree Agni aE Torin titted
a . ir ‘ards to enable a Thrift) Stamp card

would dike to correct oa ntabemrent | ,

; to b ecompletely titled When the

made dn last week's KRevlew Mr |. . ,

. Thrift Stamp Card da complete, this

Bob Stoanm sat that be, along with!

Sshould be exchanged at any Hank ot

otbers, had the pleasure of handing | : i .

: Post Office for a War Savings Stamp,
over to the Street Lighting Comantt |
. a which should be attached to the first
fee (he sum of Fax &h The only! . ,
place on oa War Savings Certiffeate,
tnoney the comuntttee received was
; and the child should (hen start an
What they ade by the sertes of card \
hother be Card and go through the

samme process until flpally be or ghe

mittee have now in stock for distri- |

Pull-
Over

Various colors and designs

Very Special Value at

$3.60, $4. 29, $o. 50

| i] SIMISTER’

their:
/ school to save for a $50 Bond at the | cognized breed recorded in the Can-

, Concerning

8
|
“Sweaters

DRYGOODS
STORE

Phone 3

- i aim il

PREMIUM FOR PUREK-BRED RAMS

,

Any sheep raiser who purchases a
pure-bred registered ram of any re-
adian National Stock
or eligible for such registration

Live Records

for

use

in his own flock, and who has

not prevfously used a pure-bred re-
gistered ram shall be entitled to the
of $6.00

provided

anbual premium for two
he
comply with the regulations specified
No. 19

Policy

conseculive years, will

fn Phamphiet
the

Rama,

“Information

Rogarding
the
This
pamphlet will be sent free upon ap-
plHeation to the Publicattons Branch,
Department of Agriculture, Ottawa
It has been decided that the best way

to prove the value of pure: bred rama
ts

Pure Bred . by

Ottawa

fasued

Live Stock Branch,

to help every sheep ratser, who
has not previously used a pure bred
ram, flock
monstrating the value of this) prac
thee Therefore, the Dominion De
partment of Agriculture will grant

to bona fide applicants who comply

to use hig own for de

with the above mentioned reglations

a swum of $g annually, for (wo yoarr,

has the whole of the ten spaces on for each pure bred registered ram
the certificate Ned, and this makes No individual aheep ratser shall be
,a $50 bond Lvery War Savings, permitted to receltvo promiums fot
damp carbs tntered oat the rate of tore than four rama Regular formes
fy per cent compoutded half yearly to he used tn making applications
Veto peroeemboover the petted of five (under thin polley are to be found in
Mears Get them te etart and anve tthe back of Pamphiet No 19
the th oniehdes now Co buy Tneauraneg of |
pat thea ives Tiriuene college: dater I Fancy Dress Ball, Nov Ti, in Ber
pauint tall
Prargrer bark ate Ube stad of a |
cold {oye our boa mative Quinine Wreite wiraoor phone for your
Tablets Penape the druggist Drugs Lesage the druggttt