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WAVE’

For Sale

GRRUTWBVEERTETUTGATIATEVETERAEIBOD

FOR SALE—1L930 Ford Model A

Panel light delivery — truck.
Motor in Al shape. ‘Lires fair.
$150  cush. Stan’s Grocery,
Sidney. 17-1
FOR SALE —— 2-ft. gill netter,

Ospray li., complete with drum,
Kusthope motor in goud condi-

tion. Can be seen at Shoal
Hlarbour wharf. Julius Albers,
KR. 4, Sidney, B.C. 16-z
OR SALE -— Windmill pump.

hone Sidney sixX. ifj-4

mm 4t-roomed
trom stores;
bedrooms, hall-
bathroom, very
kitchen, — built-on
garage. I'ull cement basement.
Small fruits and fruit trees.
May be purchased furnished or
unfurnished. For full particu-
lars phone Sidney 87Y. 16-2

FOR SALE-—Buzz saw with Bull-
dog Fairbanks-Morse, 6 hip.
motor, on wheels.. B. Boweott,

FOR SALE
house, 2 blocks
living-room, 2
way, 3d-piece
convenient

Phone 92-F, 17-1
FOR SALE—R.O.P. sired N.H.
and Leghorn day-old chicks,

hatched in our modern electric
incubators. Apply A. R.:Price,
Weronfield Farm Breeder :
Hatchery, R.R. 2, Ganges, B.C.

"10- 10
FOR SALE--5-tube. "battery radio.
901 5th St., Sidney. 9 TG-1

Aarererererereeneeeteeratentn

Wanted

- “to. split
r. one:" shour, twice © a

Phone OL Xe

ail, car, 103 3g
Austin’: delux: ‘10,

4 103, at pie.
sent.

OE mpire @.: ‘BOGU.

value: ab re $100 t to’ Se00.
‘Gonstantineny,. : 1051 7 ed 7
Sidney, B.C... ws

Cook. | ‘Yor. six. months,
from .May 1, ton
Apply, Miss M.

‘Harrington,:
T anti imar,

Ganges, RB. CG, "1 G-2-

cook for ‘Jarge
family, Salt Spring: Island, June.
10-to Sept. 15. °° Top) wages.
Writg: Mrs. John P, Kellogg,
Libertyville, AMlinois, . U.S.A.

15- tf

or Pender Island, one or
acres, uneleared; on: or
waterfront, Good
essential, Some good soil.
Please give fullest: details in
first Jetter to-Box [. Review
Offies. 17-2

two
near
“anchorage

AANVADABUAT

Lost And Found

VAAN:

LOST.—-Set of false
tween Sidney and Swarts Bay,
pom reward, Nutihy Hox doo,
Sidney. \7-1

FOUND. - Capsized rowbant Pa
triein Bay, | Phone day, Sidney:

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Miscellaneous

WAANAABERDARUAUACHAAATAATANE UES

NOTICE -Dinmouds and old guld
bought wh highest . prices at
Stoddary’s, Jeweler, GOO Mort
street, Vaetori, HAG,

MASON'S EXCHANGE-—Plumbor -
and Hdeetrician,

tury, crockery, tools of all
kinds, WINDOW GLASS. -Now
and. used. pipe and

Aitlinga,
"Phone Sidney 100, Bod
ASK MME,

“FRANCE BEAUTY SALON,

“Sabout “indlviduntity” hair atyl-
ing. “She knows” and haa from
the Hollywood doxlyners the Jat-
gst, such as Miss Canada, Vie~
tory-Caper, Meather-Commande,
Lazy Bones, Tunisian ent -Up)
Prelude, Paper Curling, Croe-
quinoly, marveling, machine and
mMachinelons pormanents, Waly
und eyelash dyeing. Large avalf,
Ground Floor, 727 Yates. hone
Garden Td,

PLATING =~ Silver plating, ra
nickoling, chromtum, or any.
color plating Send your own:
~ pléees and save. them: returned ©
like new, Vaneouver. Taland —

Mating Co Ltd, 1000: Blanah- °
n. G., or

nrd Street. Vietoria,
leave with d. Storey, ddent luxe
change, meenty Sidney, B,G,°«

Lara oe pes creohainee omc

Sin dry clonning

wr SP CTALAZE
and dyeing:
home and give porsonal service,
Onr silesman is in your district.
every Friday. dust leave your.
name and address und when you
want thom to eall) (Phono Sidney

eg Fanterium Dye works Lt 5

family of six. |

MILES, OF THE LA:

Rates—-same as classified schedule,

ANAANAennneet |

_Btovea, furni- -

Letius enll at: your «

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Cards of Thanks,
flat Bookkeeping 25¢

rate 50c.

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Miscellaneous—Continued

PLOWING -- We are
with modern tractor outfit.
Also wood sawing, power saw.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Phong
Sl. Frank HH. Cummings.
formerly R. FE. Powell. 17-u

PIANO TUNING — $4.00. Work
guaranteed. Basil E. Dow, P.O.
tox Lb4, Sidney. ‘Phone 1384-1.

IWAMONDS, OLE GOLD

equipped

» bought

for cush. Rose’s) Ltd., 1317
ieouglas Street. Vietoria. B.C.
PeIGREE FORMS — Suitable

tor cattle, sheep, poultry, rab-
bits, ete. Neatly printed on good
bond paper, size 8% x 11 inches
- -12 for 25c, 380 for 50c, 100
for $1, postpaid. Review, Sid-
ney, B.C.

COMMERCIAL PRINTING — We
do all kinds of printing. Write
us concerning your printing re-
quirements, we will promptly
attend to your order. Our prices
ne reasonable. Review, Sidney,

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Personal

- BRABANT TITATUATLUNAA Are

PAIN: KILLER. FOR CORNS!
Lioye’s Corn and Callous Salve
gives prompt, sure relief.  50e
at Baal’s Drug Store. T6-alt

CUDMORE, Real Estate, Fal-

“ford Har bour, B.C, Consult, us

on your real “estate problems.

Ae uf 8 at high water

Area

OUTSTANDIN
resin the Kv 'o
: Thursday! night,
he . So WaT Men |
Today Live! ‘40 See Jésus Come?
Siinday: ‘night, April ra TAOS
lleaven, What 2 and “Where?
~WhateAre. the Three ‘Heavens?
Hear about the -two men. who
went through: these three. heav-

Lectm

ens und came back to enrth. ALD.”
“eolorad |

welcome, Beautiful
serean pietures,

17-1]
RED CROSS. DANCE, sponsored
by Seuth Salt. Spring Island
Women’s . Institute, { ulford
Community Tall) May fl. Stan
Gibson's orchestra, |
Service personnel,. 50e.
W, A. TO THE AIR SERVICES,
A meeting will be held Thurs-

day, April 26, at oo pam. at
Hostess House, V1
COME AND WEAR Evangelist 2.

Brant, whe owill be guest
spenker at Glad ‘Pidings ehureh
on Sunday at PLO am. and
7.0 pan, This youthfal Evan.
Mos ', wt ree aren
Paster WVWoG,
17-3

sno for all,
Delyntty.

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Obituary:
VAAL LUTE AAANLOVEEVA ATARI wv

PAYNE AL he Royal Jubilee
~hoxpiti There paksed) away
Tharsdaye Aprik 1, Captain
“Joho Francis Payne, in his dbet
your, The Tate Captain - Thayne
WHS horn in’ Vielorian ond Cor
over 20> venrs fad boon samuel.
ated “with (he Pacific Coyle
Navigation Ca, io is stovived
Dy his’ papyents,, Mrs and) Mrs.

Carla: Payne, Hiavheaue. Ri,
icles we one, san, Gorden, in
Vietorlas alsa thie sisters, Mrs,
Mo, ‘Adams, 20
Gardens, Vietorin gy.
G. Viehidson,
wil Mra de
chard | Aveaién
Funeral servie

ueday
from

C Hmax, il C.,
Dick,

V ietar la.

we were held Sab-
affemmoomte uk 290 atdoek
Holy Trinity. Church, The
(vivian Vay, Canon db &t. doln
Pavne offfieiated and tatemment
wascmade da the ehiveh eanetery,

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In Memoriam
DUAUAAAATADNOA TATOO OR OCR
Te ee
Awake da the ve nny: of? Higeht,.
HWiloed ty the yotdea phan,
Vronthed dan hy nied MevenD : uw
IW that etininer land”

Whore flowers: never tade,

» Are the aphtita: of Chase wo lave
“Tn. Unt haven caf reat above,
Dedicated in loving meaty of,
denvly

Matthew Jnceph plotnialt,
beloved: hushand: of Mande Tain
dnt, who presed heyvond the veil
Avvvit Xe BU

Teva remeniherced, eadty ontimed

Loeb.

praise dadanito inn Rid Wein Aprile OB, IN4.

4 thenee “following the, shasteut

Alive Sad

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Vi i

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Mra, 8, Ie:

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COMEDY COMES
TO PLAZA

Abbott and Costello’s latest
Universal comedy, “Here Comes
the Co-Eds,” is showing this week
at the Plaza Theatre.

The movies’ top funny men are
in rare form oas they turn an ex-
clusive girls’ college upside down
und inside out in an effort to keep
it from going to pieces under the
weight of an about-to-be-foreclos-
ed- mortgage. WW you’re wonder-
ing how they got into the school
in the first place, it was under
the false pretense of being care-
takers-—or rather of being assist-
ant caretakers, since Lon Chaney
is seen in the rele of head min,
and oa villainous one. at that.

Because the handsome Dean.
Donald Cook, fleuts school tradi-
tion and awards a scholarship to
Abbott's | dancer-sister, | Martha
(Driscoll, the chainmiun of the
hourd of trustees decides to fore-

close the mortgage. Abbott and
Costello, however, put their num-

erous ideas for money-raising into
netion. Among them is a champ.
jonship o virls’  baskethall omateh
that is one of the funniest scenes
ever filmed --plus a conic wrest-
ling mateh between Costello ond
the villain, Lon Chaney.

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_
Cards of Thanks
PRVDARAAUEREVITAEEAATELaseRTIETT

Weoowdish fe thank ote niniy
Pjends and neiehbors for heauti-
ful flowers and cards of sympathy
hohe passtuy of our dtthe darling.

Special othonks co My. Gilber:
Mount. and Mie Gavin Mouat and
foo Mes. davurie Vouset dtr our

sad bereavement.

Mr. and Mrs. G. UH.
and family.
Ganges, HC.

Howard

17-1

L AND ACT
Notice of Intention to Apply to
Lease Land

In Land Reeording District of
Victoria, cand situate in Rurgoyne
Bay, South Division of Salt. Sprinz

Island, British Columbia.
Take notice that Levis P. Lar-
sen, of. Fulford Harbour, B.C.,-o0e-

cupation farmer,

for-avlease of Vthe Following de-

“seribed lands:

Commencing at a post.
mark, ot

West ‘comer of 1.of - Range -

rnd 2. 2 Range 1 and’ Tho

AGA

ie i ene ut on ae

BOATS FOR SALE

25-0. Speedboat.

2 TV. Columbia River fishing hoat,

rigged. for troller, - Ponting

engine. — ,
“SLG-Ct. gill netter, rendys to. ga”

fishing, 10-h.p. Easthope, :

Small cabin’ boat, Stir:engine,
Vishing Dory, d-h.p. Masthone,

Alsa ‘Two Trouses=-~
One very attractive waterfront
property, foot of Filth Street,
rendy to move cin.

The other house at Fourth St.,

Sidney,
SHOAL. HARBOUR
MARINE SERVICE

Shaal Harbour, Sidney, B.C.

in Maia

“HH NARHSE Late a \
emit dh me Md

WANTED

FIR. PILING

MMI longgt les 20 qa bao Poids

at ccnp: prices. paid,
oboe Hy iTien tions, : anil
prices HPP Tena”

CANADA.
| CREOSOTING
CO. LTD.

P.O. Drawer 2468,
NORTH VANCOUVER
Phone North 1421

"MEN'S BOOTS AND OXFORDS

“Vough Teather War k boots
Paveora ard be gies vate

Sizes G to 1)

sO pnd’ Hes.
Bias, Glo.

1420 Douglas. Strant
(Near City Hall)

» diaphragm of celluloid:
Principal advantages over prev=_°.

are)”
when :

intends to apply »

“alanlod’
the North.”
Ls ree

4 tots:

ypound subjects ‘such. as theory of:
"flieht.

“ynder
firm for service in a. United King. <
odom: colliery.

HOO
fy. Phe Spitfires,
“Ts hooenk af Odib protp: have desc: |
mirarafes and,
datunped anerher BADS aver 2.hO0e !
10 AU Oe
1h.O0O German:
ove eles have

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snairt fine quality ators | in hh hel oor hvown, cappod

“THE an

2 STORES

E leedhal

The Odd item In

LONDON — Mr.
Parliamentary Secretary to the
Ministry of Aircraft Production,
stated that Britain is on the verge
of designing aircraft travelling at
over 700° m.p.h.--—laster than the
specd of sound.

Mr. Lennox-Boyd disclosed that. .
a gigantic 100,000: h.p.. wind tun-
nel- -25 times more powerful than
any existing tunnel——is to be built
at the new Knglish air research
station in) Bedrordshire. | There
will also be ‘several tunnels of
40,000 hop. This station, which
will be the largest in the world,
will be equipped with all the latest
research plant needed for revolu-
lionary developments in) post-war
avintion,

Vhe cleetricil plant needed to
operate the new station will be as
large as that serving the industrial
culy oof Manchester which has close
ou one million inhabitants.

LONDON--A new process by

which millions of precision nuts,
eneh no larger than a pin’s head,
whieh are being produced for
Alied war equipment, has heen
invented oat | Gateshend, North
Mneland.

These .

Lennox-Boyd,

miniature parts were
started in 3940, when develap-
ments i British instrument-murk-
jing demanded new high standards
of aeeuracy even in nuts sea small
that 2.600 ean go inte one thimble.

VYhe process invelved the pre-
ition af a number of new tools
-dies, sensitive drilling, counter-
Simkin aud tapping machines, and
PO ELS,

The ottstinding feature of this
poocess is that when the nuts are
formed they are not punched at
ence from the metal strip. This
Means Uhat gauging, tapping and
above all, the final inspection,
ent) be enmied out on strips hold-
inv thousands of nuts,

Sy ES

LONDON. --Doetors will in’ fu-
ture be able to diagnose chest ail-
ments more efficiently owing to
rc reeent development by the Unit-
ed) Kingdom. plasties industry. ;

This is a new kind of stetho-:
«-ope chest-piece, described by the
tevhnical journal, .Plastics, as. “an

excellent example of Piceinon
moulding.”

Tt is moulded of Distrene—one
of the new plastics
which jis made -by British
Produects—in' two parts

Resin
with a

dous: types of - stethoscope
claimed . >to © bé* warmth ;
placed in contact. with the ‘patient,

lightness, and-—most important ~
fhe insulation; of, the desired:.sound: :
n ; whieh’ .

opportunity’ for: “preparing: Spe
raining fora career in the flying t-
‘ane cof the “Andian® Air Force =
; while “(hey ‘are at. ‘their regular:
“plies 7 a nee
Daring: the taining, : candidates ;

only. VeCeiVve. instrnetion...on.
‘nireratt
enwinesy: eles,
of nt Jenst

recognition,
but also experience’
three hours’: flying,’

eappronehings more closely: to ser
“vie, conditions,

a ce

LONDON: epee "Autom: tie. rattig :
ceontval, ‘niles: under the earth, is.
now”

provided) by. an ‘equipment

construction “hy a British’

The new equipment is ‘designed
to aperatea antomatically: the air-
lock doors which are essential to

{the whole ventilation system of
deep mines,

fe is sq arranged that © the
stream oof tubs -carpying: the coal

aperntes nosvstem of photoelectric
relays whieh shuts the aieloek
Le . yeoptrtase} ofa Jet denny
throneh, At the same time i
sutommeally: eounts the labs is
sing into und out of the air
lack.

Mis new system oof caatematie:
elegtrigal control Shas yerent
ven taycos ‘over colder systema and

ds expeeted do ho supplied ta ater

fons: of amining machinery ine
eluding, Tialings aad winding
equipment, _ :

at Hi

LONDON ome On Mare 7 the
Ried. Group. of the oR © end
Vas tical Ain uVed flaw Tis

sow ib aie Delay
Temposts nnd

mirage MANE CHOMY

Jionmotivead:. and cnenrly
‘viele? nave thin
heen destroyed ay
damped sand 260-tanks have bean
nnd cavers F000,
equivalent of.
viedorion bye

ee

LONDON: «Sanne dotails have
heen gpelyen of the war work enn.
ried out inthe warkehopsa of the

wiped the.
maior: tank
Pores,

several
ground

With plila toe or capped,

$2.49 ,., $4.95
$2.95 to PO.00,

14140 Government | Street.

VICTORIA.

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materials, .

and’:

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jade.

100...
(June :

ane:

orld News

London, Midland
Railway Company since the be-
ginning of the war—44,000 work-
ers in seven of these workshops,
who normally would be engaged
upon .-improving the company’s
roHing stock, manufactured 642
tanks in the first 3. years of: the
war and 195,000 spare parts. The
tanks on which they were engaged
were cruisers, Centaurs,. Matildas,
and Cavenanters. In addition to the
tanks, these workers made 3,500
pairs of aircraft wings, 250 17-
pounder guns, 23 12-in. howitzers
(rail mounted), 600  gun-car-
riages, 4,000 cartridge and shell
causes, 500,000 4.2 shells, 166 60-
pounder shells, $8,500 25-pounder
shells, 52 catapult trolleys for the
Royal Navy, 8.442 assault) boats,
2.000 sheilds of bullet-proof steel,
30 ambulance trains, 15 evacua-
tion trains, 12 armored trains,
500 20-ton covered goods vins,
and 100 searchlight projectors,

What Others Have
To Say Concerning

and Seottish

Incorporation
The following editorial, from

the Comox Arpus, deals with the
proposed incorporation as oa vil-
lage of Comox:

“Mr. KE. oH. Bridgman, Deputy
Minister of Municipal Affairs, has
heen quoted as saying that little
communities wishing to take a
hand in managing their own af-
fairs have everything to gain and

nothing to lose. That is our
vpinion, too.
“Phe one factor that has de-

terred many places from ceasing
to be unorganized territory is the
fear that it will greatly raise the
taxes, That may have been so in
the past but is not necessarily so
now as the example of Qualicum
Beach proves. In that community
there has been a notable improve-
ment in the roads and the general
appearance of the little commun-
ity, and costs have been no. higher.
There is no doubt that ratepayers
can vet better value for their
taxes -when they can spend it

PLEASE NOTE!

' The Regular’ _
Saturday Night Dances
at the K. of P. Hall are

now . discontinued..

The © Knights of Pythias
take’ this opportunity: ‘to ,
“thank the public forthe
2 support. they. have “given,
=. these weekly, dances and”
'y other ‘functions.
the “(Kis of °P.

staged. by»

“Ay1 .

Lor: 73 Other. Prizes,’
totalling, $5,500 ©)".
MATE: THIS “AD? WITH ONE.
' DOLLAR? SUBSCRIPTION:
“To “Lhe Kamloops Memor oN
Reereational, Society,” 8596"
- Vietoria’ Sty. Kamloops, B. e 7
Proveads to-be, used: to erect.

Reerentional Centre’ for our *.

returning: ‘Veterans ‘and’ the.

citizens of. this district: mo
DATE OF DRAWING TO Bit
ANNOUNCE DAN THE.PRESS
16-2 Cade. 161-46

“Bible “

Sr seen yet vetem Halew ee

you OWE:

WHAT ARK MIE

TO KARTH,

SPECIAL

PICTURES!

oo SAANICH. PENINSULA AND GULP JSLANDS REVIEW.

;
2 ac
§
cf

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THR IGI
ONT TO THE OTHER?
WHO PASSED T MROUGTI THES

. Capacity Audiences,

themselves than when the prov-
ince does it for them.

“The taxpayers of Comox will
vote for incorporation as a village
on May 2. If the plebescite car-
vies a local board will administer
the affairs of their community,
apart from arterial roads and
school affairs.

“There are able men in Comox,
who have sufficient public spirit
to devote some of their. time to
the administration of their own

affairs without remuneration. As

My. Bridgman says, it does seem |

to us that the people of Comox.
have everything to gain: and no-

thing to jose by voting for incor, :.°°:

poration.”
In line’ with Canada’s venereal...
disease control” policy “of encour-

uging routine blood ‘tests, the -fed-.°:.

eral Health Department has initi-<*:
uted voluntary blood testing, for: =
civil ‘servants, (- :

SENSATIONAL MUSICAL REVIEW

“HITS WITH MISSES”

Professional Cast of 55

Inder the Direction of

CARL REID BALMER
Sponsored by

VICTORIA ll

ONS CLUB

ROYAL VICTORIA THEATRE
April 27 and 28 - 8.30 p.m.

Upper Baleony $1.00 |

Balance of Theatre $1.50

- Lowes and Boxes $2.00.
Prices ‘Include Tax

WICKETS AVAILABLE AT BOX OFFICE, NOW OPEN

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Hear: gilt SERN

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game In, history tt.

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