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Good Year Tires - — - Shell Household Specials

~-SIDHEY SUPER. SERVICE

; veo". (Murray. and Anderson).
we ‘Phone 57 —— Beacon. Avenue.

“The following is, the full text of
the adopted at the
- branch meeting on Monday last:

“Whereas modern warfare is of
-a highly — technical

resolution

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nature, and

whereas there is a marked searity
of instructors and facilities for
technical instruction in British- Co-
lumbia, especially in. the mechani-
cal, electrical, chemical and physi-
cal sciences involved in modern
warfare, be it resolved that the
Provincial Government, the board
of governors. of the University of
British Columbia and all school
boards throughout this province be
asked to place all instructors in
the technical sciences and. their

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“ACREAGE — WATERFRONT
“INDUSTRIAL SITES"

We have some Exceptionally Good Buys NOW!

posal of the Department of Na-
tional Defence.” And furthermore,
be it resolved that when such in-
structors and facilities are not re-
quired by the Department of Na-
tional Defence that the instructors
be asked to organize night classes
for ‘the training of persons who
later may be called upon for ac-
tive service.

Office: Beac con ivenie

-'PHONE, 120 SIDNEY, B.C.

“Whereas a state of war exists
between Canada and Nazi Ger-
many, and whereas, in order to
bring the war to a successful ter-
mination the Government must
_ secure the. assistance of the most
4. efficient citizens of Canada. There-
' fore be it resolved that the Federal

Government of. Canada ‘take steps
.to -induce. Sir Edward Beatty,
president of the Canadian Pacific
Railway, to act as co-ordinator of
all the- national services in the
f ‘supreme = effort undertaken by
) . Canada in this emergency.”

“ATTRACTIVE, LOW FARES
oe AIR: CONDITIONED. EQUIPMENT
fe Table d Hote Meals In Diners

_ at: Moderate ‘Rates :

New ‘Tray Service In Tourist Sleepers
ae Cand: ‘Coaches | .
at very ‘reasonable cost, ‘served from. diner

REPAID ‘TICKET DELIVERIES ARRANGED
oes To ANY ‘POINT |

‘and: many ‘other services provided by the Canadian - . fl: ‘church parade to be held on Sun-

CHURCH PARADE

The: above,
Pacific: -For:further. particular s, ask-your local ‘ticket ‘agent,’
or write: either to.J.:Macfarlane, General’ Agent, Victoria, or
G. Bruce Burpee, General Passenger. “Agent; Vancouver, B.C.

CANADIAN PACIFIC |

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oP m. ‘prompt.

_ Dress:' médals. and

THA YOU. AN BUY: ‘YOUR. ‘COUNTER SALES
BOOKS. ‘FROM. “THE ‘REVIEW: ‘AT. THE VERY
‘SAME: PRICE YOU. "WOULD PAY THE “TRAVEL.
“LING. SALESMAN? © ‘WE WILL GIVE YOU. THE.
VERY ‘SAME: COUNTER: SALES. . BOOK YOU.
“HAVE _BEEN USING — THE DIFFERENCE: As:
THAT WE GET THE COMMISSION : AND SPEND
“ITOIN, YOUR ‘COMMUNITY* INSTEAD | OF THE.
‘OUTSIDER .. WHO HELPS KEEP. UP a BUI.
NESS. OF SOME OUTSIDE. POINT! a

: : “The

et us handle your next order.

Also

Se ateeinetiienthectinaatl

MOTION

are: ane coming into. effect tas. (we.
gall outof the old stock. as

We have i in stock: GOLD SEAL. .
TEA at, per pound ............52¢.

facilities for training at the dis- —

Members are reminded: of . the |

1 day next, Sept. 24th, at St: An-:
f .drew’s Church, Sidney. Service at.

a “;Members | are requested :to ‘pa,
= ‘ade. _outside.:: “the. church’ ‘at .6:45 :

“ner and the minutes of May 16th ‘8
s meeting, were. read. and. adopted,

F riday and Saturday

at 8 280° Pp. m. (Saturday Matinee at 2 D m. :

~and Irene irl

STARRIN G-—

GINGER ROGERS |
FRED ASTAIRE

PENDER ISLAND

Mrs. W. Bowerman spent a day
in Victoria..last week.

Mr. S. Percival is also spending
a week in Victoria,

Mrs. Blanchford, sr., has return-
ed after a holiday’ spent _ in =
“couver,:

. Miss Margaret Stigings has re-
turned after spending a week at
Alberni.

Captain and Mrs. Archie Phelps
are visiting here with his mother,
Mrs. F. Phelps.

Mr. Bert Roe spent a few days
in Vancouver last .week.

Mrs. W. Grimmer has returned
home after spending a few days in
Vancouver.

-Mr. and Mrs. Laing have been
visiting with Mr..and Mrs. Purdie.

Mr. and Mrs. Hines also spent a
few days as the guests of Mr, and
Mrs..J. S..Stigings.

Miss ‘Lilian Raines spent a few
days in Vancouver last week.

also the June executive minutes
were read.

General . correspondence was
read and dealt with. Treasurer’s
report was read and adopted.

Mrs. Brethour and Mrs. Perrier
reported on visits and letters sent
to the sick.

Mrs. King read the B.C. Wo-
men’s Command report which had
been presented by the general sec-
retary to the convention at Kam-

loops. The auxiliary having no
delegate .at the -convention, W.
Douglas, the branch secretary,

kindly sent along his: impressions
of the convention, some of which
‘were very interesting. -
The meeting passed a resolution
to pay $5.00 towards a dental bill.
General discussion. then took
place regarding the work that wo-
men.could do. in-the present state
of affairs. a
’ First . aid}: ‘nursing -and. Red
Cross work were all: mentioned,
but one thing was very unanimous,

‘and | other “articles ; of

cases ®

Story of Toe:

RKO: Radio Picture

and

Other Added Attractions

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PICTURES ARE YOUR, BEST, 4
“ENTERTAINMENT

Spring left-on Thursday for Ot-

“summer camp on Ganges Harbour,

‘and = Mrs...
Thursday to Vancouver.

> Vesuvius Bay

that women must endeavor to keep © ©
level- headed, also that knit. ‘goods 7

‘ dlothing-
‘could ‘be made. to ‘be sent to needy:
cin < England or. “wherever
needed, small: children’s garments.
. being “S) specially. mentioned Jb

GANGES

SALT SPRING ISLAND

Mr. Don Jones: of North Salt
tawa to join the: 1st Corps Troops,
Royal Army Service Corps, with
which he. formerly served for 11-.

years.

Atter three inouthe visit to their

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Abbott: return-
ed to. Victoria last week.

After spending two months at
Ganges, where they rented one of |
Mrs. G. Borradaile’s cottages, Mr.
Haire returned | last

Misses Shirley and Bryde Wil-
son of Salt Spring have left for
Vancouver, where they will spend
a week or so with their sister, Mrs.
Donald O'Neil Hayes. ~

Dr. E. H. Lawson of Ganges
leaves during. the week for Vie-
toria, where he has been appointed

“Captain oof the -R.C.A.M.C. at
Ww ork Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Inglis of '

and Miss Honor
Nash left last Friday for a week’s
trip up. Vancouver Island.

Miss -Dulcie. Crofton returned to
Ganges on Saturday after a 10-day
visit to Vancouver, where she was

the guest of Misses B. and -D.
Wootton.
Mr. Bannister of North Salt

Spring returned on Saturday from
Vancouver, where he had been vis-
iting friends for a-.week. ;

Mrs. V. C. Best returned- to
Ganges on Saturday after a short”
visit 1 to Vancouver. 7 ; :

Mr. Reginald ‘Ross, Mr. Ss. D.
Brae, Mr. F.. L.°MeNeill and. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Ching of Victoria
-are guests. registered at Harbour

‘House Hotel, Ganges. -
After three.. months ai Mrs,
George: Borradaile’s Camp * ut

.Ganges, Mrs. Edgecumbe and Mrs..
‘Stillgrove. left* last. Saturday for
’ Vesuvius Bay, where’ they. have
rented: Mr. R, Wilmot’s: property.

Mr. J. C. Kingsbury of Ganges,
_ Visited’ Victoria’ fora: few days -

. last' week, -he:was the guest: during |:
his stay. of Rev: cand Mrs. ‘Robert .

a Connell.

Mrs.,
Yetur ned: on Saturday ‘from. Mayne
Asland, . where: she. had: ‘been ‘the

n last. Tuesday for., Via
ere: she. isthe gues

“holiday. in: ‘Portland: and |
“parts: of Oregon. .

Mr. ‘and Mrs.: oJ: Sutton

“ver, are guests fora week at Mrs.
'G. Borraduile’s _ Camp, Ganges. :

Bay, left. on’: Briday “for. Nictoria,
“where: he is attached to. the: defence
° battery at: Albert, Head. ora

and relatives: in | Vancouver,

ary could join with them, as-many
as possible to be present

This brought a busy evening to

a finish and the meeting was clos-

_ homes. po

aay

TAX SALE, 1939

“Proctor: “Keith. of Ganges

Wage: cof Ganges.
“has. retur ned ‘home® after a 10- -day
other a

on of an
“Ocean Falls ‘and* ‘their, daughter, -:
-Miss Blizabeth: Sutton, of Vancou-~

Mr, Rowland Inglis: of : Vesiivius.

. Miss. Ethel Barrow of North Salt
Spring returned home.on-Saturday :
_ after. a. two- week Visit . to friends .

ed by eingitag of “Canad Save the
King.”

Lunch was then served by the
hostess, Mrs, Newton, and after
thanking her fur her! hospitality’
othe ladies. departed: tor > their

And: Whole ‘Roast: t Bean ete

"Phone us your ‘order for complete: sutisfuetion!

| A New Shipment: ‘of

-MEN’S WORK BOOTS,
RUBBERS and
“ RAIN-PRUF COATS

have Sut, been laced into, toc! Koo

| init Basi Flour, ant 5 per ore |:

~ SALTSPRING ISLAND. ASSESSMENT. DISTRICT -

THEREBY GIVE NOTICE’ that, on: Wednesday, the 27th day of September, 194 30, at
a the: hour of 11 o'cloeksin the: forenoon; at:-the Government-Ofiice, Ganges, BCA) will
SoRelbat public wuction.the lands‘in the list:hereinafter set, out, of the persons in-said: list: hare-
1 inafter set out, for delinquent taxes unpaid by said persons: on the 80th day of June, 1939,
and for interest, costs, and expenses, including the cost of advertising said sale, if the
total amount due for the period ended December 31st, 1986, and interest. ther can, together
with costs of- advertising said’ sale, are not: sooner paid,
The Collector willbe pleased to receive any information respecting the following list
where the owner is a member of the Active Militia or hus enlisted in any brane h af the
Service for the duration of the war,

LIST OF PROPERTIES

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Nome of Person saben Short Meserieiey we Property oo Arrenrs.ot Costa and

segmamennres ytencomteneeinae na metgramienindemin mere mie et ah oes
he Some NEA ERAN See AE aaa Tag Eg le eater ania evince a

oar Dated at Ganges, WC, thie 26th day of July, 1949,

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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2 PO SPRED, Provincial Collector,

We recommend the purchase of

GROWERS’ WINE (Common)

‘Investment ‘Brokers

Yielding over 7% on present Dividend basis

HENLEY, HEPBURN & CO. LTD.

Telephone Empire 4117 — 723 Fort Street — Victoria, B. c.

Physician’ s Consultation Service..
Saturday) ‘and by. appointment.
After 9 p.m.—Dr. ALN. Hanson, Sidney 15-R

HOSPITAL SERVICE -
Medical —. Surgical — Maternity

BONDS

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Hugh Allan

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J. W. JONES LIMITED

“Rest Gaven Sanitarium

Office hours 3-5 p.m.
’*Phone Sidney 15-X

STOCKS

BaF Selected OIL ROYALTIES return 20% to 25% “Be
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622 VIEW STREET, VICTORIA, B.C.

*Phone Empire 9021

J. W. Jones

The store where you get

|THE BEST AND THE MOST

for your money!

es at

: DRY “GOODS STORE
4 The Little Shop with the Big Values”

“Corticelli”” Wonder Top § Sheer Hose ...........

Crepeé.and others —............65..

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~ Beacon. Avenie.

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ne Ped TREE i ue KR a he Pian 100°. a ; 06 Ait) _ WIG : “20

iomdlanretwery

pate Walnuts, ‘poind:

| ‘Hunter's s. Cheese, hal-pound packet 14c #
Crab Meat, Yas, tin .

. Peanut Butter, bulk, pound. DOE 5

: ‘Cowan's s Cocoa, |-lb.:tins-
~ Robin Hood Oats, packet
Nice Ripe Bananas, per pound ..

19c and 29 :

FPP PPE LPL OE AEP AIA LP POA OL OPA OLE A OP DOO OO

Oranges, per dozen

a ee een eee

We Urge Our Friends and Patrons to”
take advantage of present prices!

Our stock is lar ge and varied. Very interesting to see.
prices as they are and deliberate upon what may be!

- 35¢ and 50c |
"Sidney,
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“PATRONIZE, REVIEW "ADVERTISERS

re, Bring your Own. ‘container

peer e nem ne enw ene

(except.

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LOCAL MEAT MARKET

Telephone 31 — Beacon at Fourth — Sidney, B.C.

SONOS oo Or OSES SVAN AS ASONAS

——_

.-75e¢

BC.

Peaches for re at

~ Market Prices.

FOR

Grocery. Depar tment

LOWER PRICES

Ganges, | B, Cc.

Hone

| MOUAT BROS. CO., LIMITED

Der Our Deliveries Serve All Districts of Salt § Spring Ialand _

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wedneaday, Septamber 20, 1989

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