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EIGHT ‘THOUSAND PEOPLE IN OUR AREA

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 percent English- ‘speaking, an intelligent class
of buyers of high grade merchandise and other goods, stocks

and bonds. of real merit.

The “Review”? reaches almost all.

~ Issued Every Thursday Morning, Forms close Tuesdays

- Subseription: $1 per year; US5 $1. 50.

WIL RAISE FUND
FOR CHILDREN’S
CHRISTMAS TREE

A military 500 00 will be staged at
the North Saanich Service..Club on
Saturday evening next, Decémber
Ist, to obtain: the necessary. funds for
providing for the children’s Christ-
mas tree. .

Tke games commence at 8. 30 p.m.
sharp and all participants are ‘asked
to be at.their selected-tables by.8.15.
"Everyone is'asked to make. up: their
‘own tables-as far‘as possible to facili-
state the ‘work of ‘the’ convener. ©

-“Burns’ ? ‘hams will constitute the
first. prizes ‘and .a shecial. tombola
“ham ‘will be given away. :

-It-is anticipated that all well:wish:

FORMERLY SIDNEY AND ISLANDS REVIEW

SIDNEY, Vancouver’. Island, B. C., Thursday, ‘Nov. 29th, 1928.

‘Sidney. School Con Concert.

“The children. “of the the Sidney School |

under the leadership of the differ-
ent teachers—have been’ practicing
‘faithfully, for the past month in pre-
paration for ‘the concert they are
putting on next Tuesday and :-Wed-

day. This promises to be both amus-
ing and entertaining. The senior di-
vision are putting on the ever-popu-
lar play “Ali Baba. and the Forty
Thieves,” while the primary divisions
are presenting a number of items
consisting of a fairy play, dances,
songs, etc.

An excellent two-hour program is
promised to all who attend. The:pro- |
gram. commences at.7 0 ’elock and the
children hope, to see a good turnout
both evenings

One of the latest business deals'in Sidney has to-do with
the reduction plant at Roberts’ Point. We learn that Mr. O.
Netzer, of Victoria, has leased this plant from the Foro Pro-
ducts Limited for a term of five years. This will be good news
to the fishermen of the surrounding waters and as Mr. Netzer
has had the handling of this plant before and is well and favor-
ably known we. predict that he will build up a still greater
volume of business: Mr. Netzer has completed the installation
of a Dutch oven and is using sawdust from the.Sidney Lumber |
Company’s mill as fuel, which is proving very satisfactory.
4 number of im provements are under way and anyone interested

inthis line of activity will be welcomed to look over the plant.
‘| The plant turns out oil, fish meal and fertilizer and we are in-

| The de ath, tonak

THE
_ Facilities!:
* Sites! (Writ
“for further
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| sites,.

‘com ING PORT!
‘Lowest Taxes!”

‘terms;

» Rail nae Water.
Fine: Industrial. «:
ce. the Sidney. ‘Board: of. Trade
information ‘if -youare inter-"
fullest -inforimation® regarding:
taxes, etc., furnished ‘ free...

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When in necd of anyt
write to the “Resiew,”

printing business
during the past three
ba¢k regular

ye
and are wel

Coco errr rr

Office: Thire

xe.

~

rele aco in
| eles, California, on Nov.

. | Margaret Cochrane Olson,

Evan L. Olson, formerly Miss Mar-
garet Bowman, eldest daughter of
Mr. A. M. Bowman, Sidney. Mrs

Olson was well known in this distr ict,
|having been raised in this district and
jattended school here for many years

She graduated from Jubilee Hospital
in 1921 and moved: to California
about three years ago where she has
resided since that: time. Funeral
service will be held atthe Funeral
Home. of S. J. Curry & Son on Mon-
lday and interment ‘wil be made in
Holy Trinity Cemetery, Patricia Bay,

“Lee van |
25th, of
wife

Ajat 3 o'clock,

NEW YEAI YEAR'S | EVE.

Sidney, AS.
We have a well-equipped plant for doing all kinds of.com- /}.
mereial printing and our prices are reasonable.

i pleused wath our work.

YOU MAY SEND ~

formed that thé entire ‘output of the’plant has been contracted :

“was: ‘relished by us.

“would-mean to the community.

Ohiaameat. market to. Mn. 7

“on the Se Duchess:of Athol for:
White's “parents:

Smonthacin: itngland .potore:
“to thieevicinity: where Me:

“ers in the district. will support. this

‘evening, ‘as over 100 children ‘aré to

“het provided | ‘for. © Let US transport

“ourselves to:our -childhood days and:

“try :to: reeall “how the ‘Christmas* tree:
Let’ us all do the:
“same® for these. kiddies and: do: our
tmost’to: -make..their Christmas the

happiest one’ possible. 2. is
: After'refreshments have: beer serv:
, the: remainder of’ the: ev ing will

" devoted’ to. dancin: zi “e

y | first official ‘air’ mail. flights ‘in’ that |,

ts. lexpedited ‘a-matter’ of: ap

\the, 29th December nex

‘| for.

‘LETTERS EAST
BY ‘AIR’ M AIL

a ab rill: no. ‘doubt: be of: “much 3 inter-| ac
est to our readers to-Jearn: that: air- COL c. W. PECK
6

mail services ‘willbe operatéd in. the:

prairie : “provinces: from? ‘the: 10th to}. :
‘These’. services: “will: constitute’ the.

part: of: Canada - and ° the* degree. of

é fore voting”
LiL will’ ‘be conclusion”
‘oximately |hearty vote |
nsofar* as? “Vani uver : and (to Coal

“concerned, { while® “that {: Jneating? B followed;

: : The. : 2
for: offices” on. branch lines /-will - ‘be | the: Secretary’ reading the minutes of

the. previous -meeting.. -;Communica-
tions fromthe: ‘Department. of Health

and afew. secretaries’ of. the’ various:|

t. affected to! ractically the’ sam ,
on:the progress. ‘of the: proposed. dén- | ms fi

‘tal: ‘clinic: which. was. inaugurated. at'| >

de-:the, previous. meeting. »
|was: made treasurer for all: accounts:

“Only’ first: class mail prepaid ‘at air in connection’ with’ the play, and it]:
inal rate of f postage, i, ey 5e yada); “was moved and seconded that all bills'|:

hool boards of. the Gulf. Islands,” ens

orsing. :the®: ‘proposal. ‘and offering.

urther ‘assistance,’ ‘were: Yead, and a
eneral “discussion: followed. uDe, Fe

L.: Morgan,;" of. Ganges, . “was ‘present:
“and: answered a’ number of questions

elative to.the‘subject, as well-‘as’ giv-

ng.a brief outline -of the nature ‘of

uch a. clinic, and. the. advantage it

Yr.
Morgan examined the school children
on: ‘Friday, and reported a ‘large per-
centage of defective teeth.among the
‘pupils. However, until he has made
‘a: similar examination of the other

“Rchouls of the district, it will be im-

possible to determine ‘the cost of the
clinic, and ns this appears to be the
“most important question ‘in the minds
-of many, the. final report will he
awaited with interest. Coe

“The: next important: business. was
he -question “of: the. annual: Chriat- |
madeTregs © Stripping. the. ensuing. dis- |:
uasion of: alh-detnils,: itowas, decided

o- depart ‘from -the: former, custom SHOWER FOR
The pupila will-have a: gift|. _
iny. nt. schoo): when. an: exchange .of;-
gifts will take place between the: chil
dren; ‘and: onthe. afternéon of Dee. |.

nd give -the, ‘children something. dif.
erent.

20th,_a Christmas party, for. the whole
ommunity. will :-be:given in: Hope. Bay
inl) There will hen Tree and Sania |
Claus will be. there; supper ds to. be

erved ’ at tables wnd“ench’ child wit:

eceive a bag -of- sweets, and favors,
pmimittec
inke the: var
and the. meating adjourned: with.
singing: of: the National Anthem
The teachers, Misses’ MeIntyro ‘and
Griham, were,the | popular: hostesses:
of the evening and served’ delicious |
refreshments, following these with'n
short contest.: ‘To them no hearty vote
of thanks was passed, for their: part

“in making the evening nveh fi. + Phen.
ant one.

serena Ls

: Saanich Business Sold.

Mr Ge My. White, , well known busi-|

man of Saanichton, hax disnosdd of
of the

~ Alberta,. formerly of. Sidney. Pie

old firmo?f MeKiilfean & North:

ommd: Mra, White nro. Jenving on, Wed-

“Tee RE enlling on tho 12th
ithe NY,
;wol.-Lo-spend ply with tr
ry } fni-Skipton,
three oF four
TEtULIRNA

te sty

‘Qhina®Thow Will spend

other: holdings and expects to Onga Re:

» dn sore, aMer, Mine of hy rntnors. i

(handled:

rere selected: to’ under. |.
eyeet phason. of this Atratr whose marriage: has: been arranged te eho! remain? whore it day ore news!

On Canon: qlinely: at the organ, the bride having heen a:

Yorke [os

White has

requisite amount’ of; voetage, will BE meeting “b
While the. use (of, air’ mail,
envelopes. is. desirable, ° ‘same’ are ‘not’
obligatory: ito vbe forwarded by* this fon ‘Tuesday: pee ‘i

service. “Any. letters’ prepaid: at‘ air! °In-connection with: the :party ‘to: ‘be
mail: rate.“of'* postage: and plainly | held to celebrate. the. finish sof the
marked “Via Air’ Mail, Calgary to'nlay, the date was settled:for’ Thurs-
Winnipeg" or. “Calgary ‘to’ Regina” |}day, Dec; Gth,; Mernai. Lane and W.
as the case may be, and posted in the |Qwens to, decide on the form of en-
usual way, will go forward by this tertainment, which is to be followed)

service. ° . iby Innch at Mrs. Specdie’s new Cof-
Persons interested in air..mail cov- ifee Shoppe in Victoria.-

ers and who are anxious that. their | ‘It was moved and seconded that
covers should bear an impression of ‘ihe secretary write and thank those

pe special enchet prepared to com-jwho had. in any way helped to make

‘ econded th “Tuesday.
sMonday “on “account: of: ‘the: Sidney:

memorate the inauguration of. the|the play a success.

first. official alr mail service in, the At ‘the close of the business the
prairie provinces, chould hand their! yes (3 neondiourned til nest week ns
letters to their postmaster, who will (so. much time had already been spent,
forward. them, under cover to the TIOSGe | oe oo menagerie

‘master cat: the: point -where they :de- SCHOOL SITE TO. |

sire their’ lotters to" enter the’ “flight s

FULFORD BRIDE BY By Review Representative ve

i - FORD: ITARBOUR, Nov, 29.

oBy. Raview. Répresintatiga |canen’ inet. Minister of Edu
“RULPORD WARBOURE Nov: 29.57!

F 1 ace ‘ Ved Pulford Warbour. on Wedtiendiy

Qn Rridny after gon. n miacel ian eaus | lta 0. aitond, ne miele of ithe. Burgoyne |

u y 4 he hy rate)

eine A ht Tinttea Grech and [were Dest to Wie takens {onetile: the

‘others, in honor of’ Miss Inez Ayers, iachool: question, «whether..the present

seagite be: purchased,
Mith Mya 7: il nirets. roqueat 1 spectal ‘meeting. o'
the ratepayers will bo entled Inter on.

ameeintir pine pr-wmiruisirmammnsitemyvitneaurentes mre

“Brownie Meeting

wee arebmneseieryee

place this: week,
Reid: presiding: the: afternoon: opened
with a short program which: had heen.
larranged ‘by Mrs, Ro Daylkinein whieh |
afew of her pupils and others:took |:
Inert Tho -program: was as follows: |,
\Reading, “Immortal Love?’ hy Viz | :
abeth: MeBride:: sone: by Neen Cenr- The: monthly « meeting of the
loy, Loraine Waklin, Blizaneth. Me-| Brownie. Aasocintion was held/in the
Bride and Vivion Roynalda; dialogue, lnow. hall on Tuesday with. a Rood at-
“An Interpreted. Neeltation," by: Mars qandance of members... - | :
-Ignret Woreleand Woward Horelt dine (The Interior of tha hall is: progress
“Hogue by Gavin Reynolds and Leslie dng, the electri: light haa been ine
Mollet: recitation, “The Smack in patalled and a heater put up which
School’” by Margarat Worols dias! naw makes it possible for the Guides

Mollet and Gavin Roynolds; recita-'y4,
tion “An Running Revaria". by Mravs ay
R, Maxwell; song, “Juanita” hy Mrs men their Innch last
Charlie’ Mollet sone hy Mies Hamil. heat ‘to worl ny Wie hal: Wath: of those:
ltons-recitation by Mra, jyaton; recle rhindnenges helped: the « arsaciation
tation by. Misa 3B, Mamilton, ‘fynds, considorablyy: neh ‘donntlons
Two! Hitlo ria: (Neen Genrloy. anid: acknowledged. ‘duri month.
Vivinn Reynolds). ‘then: presented: fi from Mr. Waltony: Mrs
pdecorated, Lanhet, we Abu. and rete saneertentnehian, tien,, dike. A, cerita eens
to the bride-eleet, which was fled: ake Mr. Cyril Barker and, Mr. Mayhew {,
pe taverseing with useful gifts, Ree) (victorin), The next. meeting.of the
omnien were then” verve.

Mr, Wayward rolinflt the ehininey
Ye Meas cHlsoth “prave the? Toe’

Merna : Lane.

School. “concert. which * is being held ;

BE DETERMINED

cation, and: Sehoal Inspector: May vis-.

whatestoped 7

; | “phe church was bequtifully decor= 4%

time they “werd |

Watson? j

nnaelaian will Ane hel dn vamnnry 4

The Canadian National Railways and Canadian Pacific |
| Railways bring in:'tankers to take care of the oil and the firr

of Brackman & Ker, Victoria, take the fish meal and. fertilizer. }
Mr. Netzer believes Sidney has a big: future and it is:his:inten-,
tion to. gnlarge the’ present plant. later on to accommodate other | : =

Studied at present.

\GANGES HEARS

CITY ARTISTS.

Open the Misses Hicks: }: ‘
‘Songs: .(a) “The Little : Damou el’
(Ivor Novello) ; (b). “Cherry Ripe”:
yee (e)> CAS ‘Little Dove”
: Horn) . —i by «Beatrice |
: “Bird: ‘Songs.

8| Gertrude Hicks. ‘French: songs: -inicos-4
tume: (a) ” ‘«Jeuvics: Fillettes’”. (J2 0B,
Weekerlin) ; (b)® “Le Coeur. “dei:
. _ (Daleroze) — by. Dorothy
i ' Pianoy,solos: « Sot:
Spring”: '(Sinding): —by | “Beatrice.
Hicks.. : English: songs:.in “costume:
(a) “My Mother Bids’ Me Bind My!
Hair” (Haydn) ;-(b) “Second Min-
suet” (Maurice Besley) ; (¢) “The Ly-
ing: Little Daisy” (JohnPingle Seott)
—by Dorothy L. Hicks:
ithe King.”
lew, A.T.C, May LC, M,

FORMER SIDNEY
GIRL MARREED

the followin item, tale yfrom.t
Lethbridge Norald will be. of interest
to many. of our: rende adn Sidney
distric¢
"4A happy | event” wis “that. whieh

}tovk place in Knox’ United Chureh, |”
\ethbridge. on) Saturdays Nov, 10th
e(when Mr. Perey: Nelson Bhuinty-soncof:

Mr ‘and “Mra, Gs TyoBlunt,: narric
Florence. May Rosey daughter of My

Currie Rove and the Iaite Mr. Av: P.

Nose of Sidney; BAL. _
AP He. ceremony. wah: penforinad® shy.

Rev. TT. Faich ny) MAL BD: in}:

presence of ithe

‘and frienda with We Mellor-Langdale,

it! Even-!-
. “many plans-are, ‘underway: for

- ‘than

“God Save!
ompanist, Miss.:Pel-|
peel : : 1Cove Wall on: “Monday:

| BALL PLANNED |
BY COVE CLUB

Th Deco Gove “Sc Sovial. “Club was
the, scérie of. one of .their typically
jolly dance s°on' ‘Friday evening when!
about, 80g ts, attended the: monthly.

“The. hall i iesouted any
tive appearance with* its: “decorations |:

&21 of: cedar. ‘boughs : and: bouquets: of. |.

“S| INFINERE cr AL's

antunin: flowers, \ which: were: arranged |:

di
NEW YEAR'S EVE BALL

ANYTHING IN THE PRINTING LINE

hing in the printing line drop in or
B.C., and tell us your needs.

Our job

has increased over one hundred percent °

cars. Our customers keep coming. |
Write us. }

nee ne ee a ~

Street, Sidney, B sor Phone 28, Night : 27

PEI R TT Pr

ATTENDED. NDRED
(PARTY TUES.EVE

Over
military 500 and dance held on -Tues-. :
day: night in the Agricultural’: Hall,::
! Snanichton;:held by the’ North Saan-
ich Conservative Association. . Fifty-.’
five tables of cards were ‘in “play: and:
after 20 rounds the winning tables:
were , called,:: the.’ prizes:..being ‘dis-
tributed :as follows:: ist; Mrs. Moses;
Mrs, Jackson,. Mr. Thornton: and* Mr:
Bradbury;:'2nd, ‘Mr. and:Mrs.: Me-
Lean, Miss Brogan. and Mr. T.°Sav-
ory; ‘ard, Messrs...Rowntree, Sutto
Richardson- and: -MeNally. ©

It was announced* ‘during: the
| ning that: ‘Premier. and: ‘Mrs.’:‘Tolmie:;
who were toi be" the. ‘guests. ‘of honor
for the evening, were? “unable: sto: -b

gagement.

Dozens: of tombe
exhibit ‘on . th
were -boxes of:
tatoes,~ :
on ete. :

will be held jin:the: club. rooms on | isti

onday;: ‘Dec: 31st,2 and: bey usual |
yeess, :- The’ committee’ An. char
‘toimake it: ‘eve; : bi ‘

higg better if
previous =.0cce i

hat’

| rniva. pirit, of:
{happiness ; will be encouraged: in: many:
(different, ways, using pr pent nas con-
{fetti, balloons, ‘ete. - / a
Remember to: spend” ‘New Year's
Eve at Deep Cove, and jn.a whirlwind

lof. gaiety and joy, wéleome in*1929.

WEEKLY°“CARD PARTY |:

The regular weekly card party and
social evening was. “spent in the, Deep,
aveningt. = A’
Ipleasant time-was> passed at ‘progres |
taive U0 whitch was -played al sin »
tables, with one table of. bridge. Keen
competition resulted in. tha prizes be- ;
Inge awn ried tea Myo Ro Jaeks6n aad?
| Mr. 8. Lee.

“Atethe conclusion “of; “the. cards,
dainty, refreshments : were gerved: by

cop Mrs. alder und as swodin: half. ‘hour én

and :

: =TCE Of
fT the. North §
eloty. will: be aD

Tiin Wesley. Hall; ate 8.
year forthe wv mi

“Immediate irelatives:| £4

ARC. M., L.A, RAM. presiding A

faithful member of* “Knox ‘choir’ for.
the.pasi three yeara

uted for the coceasion:gwith. ferns,
palms cand huge white » find: yellow
chrysanthemums, ©

“The bride. carrying %- jovaly how.
quet-of Ophelia roses and carnations,
[ond dressed in, white silk, reorpretta
with “overdreass of: white cslk - Ineo,
Hooked ‘sweetly. pretty, coming down
the nile'on the nrm ‘of her unclo, Mr.
iWm. Ingram, and attended by
Laura Grisedale as brideamald, dress=]’

at oan

North, of] tonne, “Choosing 2 Gai? by Lene and Seats to hold their meetings injed in Copenhagen blue georgette and

teatry Ing o houqiet of carnations: “Mr,
Labnard: Rav actadsax: beat man:
“Yefarg the young couple Teft! for
| Onl piiry. iwhere ‘they wu make: chair
{hamo, a-hbountiful wedding brenldast
ny BL: nerved by thi groom's a parents 8

B14 ‘Soventh, “Avenue: South.” ne

4 ache jue

be, Personal rar whi,
Sots: delivering:

recornized., WAY
Christmas Wwishi,
_ Review” offer

bine ae ate mia)

: at the aNd w ay:

lous Nelinols a ee a pee

i who arecinterested in dhe
workcof making our, comnrunity: more
beautiful are cordinlly jnvited., ‘The!
auhjecty : ‘for monthly competition +
imOng ur members are 0! “Colleation
flowers, “berries or falluge nnd
vegetables, three enrroly, 7

{inde conannb one mmeyet ote 6 + sepentwaheananamnalrtge eens

DUNCAN TRIMS

GANGES BASHLY Y

Seseernamertutne

‘ fy Review Representative.
GANGES, Noy, 20. -— On Wriday

ay ;
evening: Inet the Dinenn Ladies Bn
kathball: tenm. and Danean penn tea.

oumecaver to play Gane In the Ma.

Thon tall, both eames ending: in ‘evar

Pots Duncan,: Abe lalies sw Inking by: a
des det uu deve FYI tery G7
After: gilny ow: danen ‘Tollawe ie hie,

adder mutes
Ase

Juan"
them. with: a‘“romantic: glamow whic
‘enehants'the mind and'gives the'spéc

.|tator the illusion of. utter reality.

2 “When? av Man» ‘Loves’ hags''a :
setting the Hay, ‘and. dissolute. Pari
‘af: Louis. XV. whens: love. and?.:th
chases were: the: chief; -oceupations: of:
‘the few and: dire: poverty: the: lot” o
the man i u
‘anyed a story: s power
henrt appeal: ‘than: “this! one: and {Do
Jures Costellg, the adorable heroine
of “The Sea Benst,”’ shag: arisen. ‘to
even grenter dramatic: hetehta, The
rest of the-east reads | :

{book of tlmdom, 1
G

Sam
Warner ] j

ary): ‘Tempia
Wi Brensesor,, ; Bert

‘Santachi
‘olhers,

JS When ne Man Loven (

Anditortam Tt
lay. nig

on’ ee i ifs

The: ‘nnn: i meeting:
: ABtESA

ct the c iain. and’ open
wd tho mecting: at whith there -we
good attendance. 0 ON
‘Cwy nn! RAV!
drens, whieh”
yeudinig ‘of Ane rniln uted © Ot
annual and monthly: ‘Meetings: by: the:
voeretary, Mra. He Payne, The trons.

1urer’s report’ wie read anlindopted,
Vand thee business: forthe afternoon:
Seeitie ofthe offers for. the coming.

Moen were Weeled ne-followa: Presi
‘Tdenty - Mra.’ Pearkony. vieo-preaiden'
iMra. Wo TL: Belson; seerctary, Mr
J. Paynes. treasurer, Mras, Geo Fe
a reat Dorens aerretary, Mrav il. Ky
2 Me re hine Columbia. Coast Miasion,
Mrteod. Gilmans. literary. scerctary
Mrse ne: Wea Wynne T.G.D,, secretary,
Ne Bee. Brethour¢. Living. Mosiare,
yte At VWalpare,? Mika

of, the tine My
yavenall invit ted the embers to,} old:
the noxt-emeetingonat hee home, | Con:
4 tres dtoad,s one iNeve af Ht eco ey
» Belson Ww ve-nfall re
re ind Sra meeting: held ‘at

300 ‘quests Sttended: the vig ot