Sidney, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, F ebruary 24, 1932

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STEWART MONUMENTAL WORKS:

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* LTD. Wilts us for prices before | { TH : ti
oe purchasing elsewhere. 1401 May 4 ya :
a Street, Victoria. Alex. Stewart, | } E CHUR .CHES i
> manager. | bee eee eS |
_ FOR SALE—Jersey heifer calf. Ap-! ANGLICAN
ply Anderson, Amelia Avenug, | |
Sidney. ’Phone 51. | ~ _
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MASON’S EXCHANGE — Plumber’ Saint Andrew’s—-Evensonm at 8:00 |
and.Electrician. Stoves, furniture, |?"

crockery, tools of all kinds. .WIN-! February 28—3rd Sunday in Lent
DOW GLASS. New and. used pipe! | ’ Holy Trinity --- Mattins and Holy
and fittings.. ’Phone 109 Sidney. i vemmunion at 2a :00°a.m, “I

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aint Andréw's—~Holy Communion

FOR SALE — Farm Wagon. Good ats 20 som, Evensone af 7:00
_ condition. Cheap. A. J. Simpson. ! clin nae aes:
i i Dee Cove. "Phone 126-X- j — |
P VA}, UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA 1
FOR ‘RENT — Cabins, from $10.00) Sunday, February 28 =: |
up, Sidney Hotel. | South Saanich——-Pa astor: Rev. sv. Thos. |
_ ——-—— , Keyworth. !
FOR SALE — Rhode Island Reds,; Sunday School—10:15 a.m. :
‘'s White Leghorns, Hatching Eggs.,t Divine Service—11:15 am. vt
- Day Old Chicks, Seven Week Old: Y¥.P.S.—Every second Monday at!
:Pullets, Rhode Island Red Broody.§ p.m. .
Hens. Write for prices. Douglas,’ Sidney, Se. Paul's ~ Tey
“Eglinton,” Saanichton. | thos. Keworth tots Hew
———— | Sunday School—9:45 a.m.
FOR SALE — Burbank potatoes, $1! Divine Service-—7:20 p.m.

“3100 pounds. J. Ormond, Sidney

PS. -—-Every Monday at 8 p.m.
Salt Spring Island — Pastor: Rey.
William Allen.
Ganges— .
Sunday ‘School—10 30° am.
‘Adult Bible Class—i1l:15 a.m...
Public Worship-—7 730. p.m.
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'Pubhe Worshi p—2: 30. p m,
serine “Beaver Poinke--" “
ast Road, G, * School Towse--11- am. as
Pender Island United Chureh—

ROOFS Repaired, Tarred,. Shingled,
‘* Painting, Kalsomining. T. Renouf,
Fifth Street, Sidney.

“FOR SALE—Good hot bed manure,
*Phone 80-X Sidney.

- “HATCHING: EGGS: White Legiher
= + Rhode Island.Reds, 75c per.s
"" s -$5.00 per 106. Hurst,
Sidney.

McINTYRE CHECKER BOARDS — —4°?", Bay 1h am

A new patented board ‘that: makes *- ares

“the: game of checkers different... ATHOLIC Co.
“The only ‘radical change. in design: s ses February 2 28

“of. se board: smade in’ thousands of. :
Each player. us¢s_ 14°.men,:
of: 12 as on: the old: ‘board;

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years. ; Sidney 1045

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BANQUET — North Saanich Service | Yates St. Stephen Jon

260 ROOMS, 500 WITH. BATH

_ Club,’ Wednesday, F ebrumty 24, i : fs

, ; Raans without hath $1.60 and up, |
wee Admission Boe. re ¥ with bath $3.00 and up.

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Les - rove ;
“The railroads ‘cannot. continue
“aoinillion dollars a day in”
taxes; they “ernpat pay interest
on their Loads; they cannot buy
new enuipment unless they earn
InoLey.-, ln. putting the rail-
roads in a@ sound, money-making,
position we are -aiding the whole
ccauiry, says the Hornell (N.Y,)

Tribune Times.

Monireal witnessed an unpre-
ecdenied invasion from Quebec
on the first weck-end of Feb~
ruary, when over 3000 men, wo-
men and children, drawn from all
rants and classes, arrived on the
three deilar return Canadian Pa-
ee exeursion from the Ancient
Capital. Four special trains were
used.

Seated on a. glittering ice
throne between: ie huge natural
<3 Margaret. Steven-

wanton, in her role as.
Cn crate ‘al Queen °t nnd assisted by
jiis Tiener fie atenant- Governor
W.oL. Walsh. epened the lth An-
nual Banff Winter. Sports arni-
val at that Canadian Roclies ro’
som, this month. ‘

‘The appointment of W. R. Pat-
derson to be Geueral - Auditor,
“Canadian Pacific Railway, has
been announced, cffective Feb-
ruary.1, over the signature of E.
. Lioyd, Comptirelier, in succes-
sion to G. C. Gahan, who died re-.
cently. Myr. Patterson, who was

on: the continent.

Pians for a national champicn-:
ouse and
dogs are onder way
Brunswick
best possible locality. for. staging
the event. Field. enthusiasts. in

meeting to discuss. the champton-

by the advice “of :. Ozark Ripley,
. well known. sport writer, who

~ Mew Brunswick:

sion
‘46th

tion by- the engineering profes
“was -demonsitrated ® othe |
~aunual: convention of ‘die*
neering lustitute of Canada
yal York ‘Hotel, “Toronte,

othe. ba sis’
discussions, ;

formed ..
and

Mr.
family, of “W oodhill,”
too axpress their sincere thank

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appreniation lo thea Mrietde fore ule
help, |
during their recent sad bereavement
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born in Toronto in 1890, is one of.
the youngest railway. executives.

woodcock
and: New,
is considered as- the.

the United States recently ‘held:a.

ghip-and- were greatly. influenced.

peg te advocated the ice of.

‘indication of the contribution
. made: and being made ‘to: civiliza-

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Figures of United. Sintos matar
ars entering Maw Brunswick in:
1951, issued by the proved bue
rean oof infarmation and -touritt
travel, an S&S per conf gain
over The:rnew record for
1931 is 15,085 as compared with
the former record of S4GGS for
1930

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Approsxunately ‘Sit,
saved in Csenada last
cost af  consiraetion
and other buildings in 61 cities
owing ta reduced cost af boild-
ing materials. Ansrezate value in
these cities of bublding opormits

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was Slia,grty

C00,000 was
sear din the
dwellings

aid ef Pe
Pergusen, Canad
missioner im cond
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MANY ChENses wid
widely scnarated
nessed au er
Robert TE. Larnmeur,
freight ageimt, Conedian
Railway, was transferred
iy from Montres]
Larmour. aside from his railway
duties, is well known as one cf
Canada’s outstanding vachismen.

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Carnival Queen
from Edmonton, -Drumheller
Vancouver restify. to” the
popularity of the: Banff .
Winter, carnival (Co mamercial Pointine: give. us: al ying: or
rnary: 6° to

to be. held* Feb-
3. - The Alberta 7 :
branch yf the: AAU of Canada | drop usa line and we will call. . We havea
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nominaiions
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has agreed to held fignre skating” . :
puant with the. latest equipment and type

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“chanipionships. at. - the - carnival’

Dionships ‘there as well. Every and gu uarantee. our ie work to. “give satisfac:
hind of winter. sport will be -rep- :

_ resentad.

‘and may hoki their: ski-ing cha

to, oe

‘coming in niaupidly.
winter event.of the
season, the 1ithans < ah
“tial. Eastern Inter national | bos “oy
Sied “Derby to be fru ¢ LE
course of 123 iniles, enrodd: over ae
“the “ihree - days ” February “22224:
with the. Dag:

Entries ate
far the great
1932 sporting

A. very.wide variety: of):
“of

lt Spring ‘Weather

By. Review Re presentative '
GANGES, -F ul, wae Balt: Spring
Island we: wher Creport for Janaary |
shows temperature for month: mean’

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a Boas higghust, US, on datitiary 04 |
§itowest, TN, Gt January dle Rain, |

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