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LOST — Gold wrist watch (Solar)
in Sidney on Sunday, last week.
Reward. Mrs. R. Frauenfeld,
General Delivery, Sidney.

BEACON HOME-MADE CANDY
& SNACK SHOP at Sixth, Sid-
ney.

FOR SALIE—-Platform seale, truck
type, 1,200 pounds capacity.
Price $35. E. Goddard, ’Phone
Sidney 16.

NOTEPAPER SPECIAL — 100
shects 54 x 8% inches and 100
envelopes (or 150 sheets and 50
envelopes). Good bond paper.
Name and address printed on
both, business or personal. The
sheets are made up into a pad
with underlines. Postpaid, $1,
cash with order. Review, Sid-
ney, B.C.

CHIMNEYS SCRAPED AND
SWEPT -— Work guaranteed.
Roofs repaired, tarred and
painted. ‘Phone Mason, Sidney
109,

FOR SALE—Radio, Marconi, bat-
tery, four tube Mantel size, $30.

Colyer, Tommy’s Auto Court,
Sidney.

PLATING — Silver plating, re-
nickeling, chromium, or any

color plating. Send your own
pieces and have them returned
like new. Vancouver Island
Plating Co. Ltd., 1009 Blansh-
ard Street, Victoria, B.C., or
leave with J. Storey, Ideal Ex-
change, agent, Sidney, B.C.

ASK MME. MILES, OF THE LA
FRANCE BEAUTY SALON,

- about “individuality” hair styl-
ing. “She knows” and has from
the Hollywood designers the lat-
est, such as Miss Canada, Vic-
tory-Caper, Feather-Commando,
Lazy Bones, Tunisia (Clean-Up)
Prelude. Paper Curling, croc-
quinole, marcelling, machine and
machineless permanents. Hair
and eyelash dyeing. Large staff.
Ground Floor, 727 Yates. Phone
Garden 7443.

WANTED—Cream separator, one
or: two cow size, table style.
Must be reasonable for cash.
J. P. Hume, Galiano, B.C.

CAMERA EXCHANGE have mov--*
'* ed. to nicer quarters, “at 1108":
- ¢y Broad St., :op.: Times, Victoria,

--. “Trades:.and...sales, ‘camera: re--
“pairs: ‘and: optical ‘instruments.

“DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, bought
ot 2 for veash. ~ Rose’s ~ Ltd.,.1317 > .-
ran Douglas : Street,. ‘Victoria, “BAG. : i

- MASON’S EXCHANGE—Plumber

-and’ Electrician: ;. Stoves; furni-
ture,

’Phone Sidney 109,

_ WRITING PADS of our-own man-

ufacture, 54% x8% inches, 10c
each or 8 for 25c. This is a very
economical buy and will keep

you in writing paper for a long .
Drop in at the Review

time.
Office, Sidney, B.C.

FOR SALE—New ‘aqua blue print- |

.ed- D'Allaivd silk dress, size 14.
Cost $15.95, will sell $9.50, Mrs,
R. Page, 1701. Third . Street,
Sidney. :

DRESSMAKER —— Sewing of all
kinds. Children's wear and re-
pairs for servicemen a specialty,
Rates reasonuble. Mrs, C. A.
Wilson, Mount Baker Avenue,
near Third Street, Sidney.

FOR SALI -— Twenty neres, near
Sidney. Price $1750 or nenr
oller, Apply Sadney Duek tari.

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

Wk SPECIALIAI in dry cleaning
and dyeing. Let us call at your
hame and give personal service,
Our salesman is in your diatriet
every Friday. Juat leave your
name and address and when you
writ them to call, 'Phone Sidney
4, Pantorium Dye Works Ltd,

FOR SALA Two heifer ealves,
kaven months, . Inquire Bazan

Bay Store, J, Hinkley, Sidney,

pees a RMR RIM GOALIE PREIS emma Anon oraenT emu medmenONBeE AN +

POR SALE ~- Cash und carry --

Cabbage and Brussel sprouts, 10
cents dozen. Bosher, near Bagan
Bay Store,

CANVAS SIGNS — “No Shoating
or 'Trespasaing, ote.” These are
vory durable, last for years and
years, Priea 26e ench or five
for $1, postpaid, Signa aro ap-
proximately 18 inches long by
nino inches in depth. Roview,
Sidney, BC,

PHOTOGRAPHS by | Campbell
Studio, 20% Kreage Building,
Victoria, bad, Firat in
quality, Veat in price, ee
consideration to men and woe
man in the services,

ase asarannin eas ae HL do un 8 HI A Us RE a

NOTIOR.—Tiamonda and ald gold
bought nt highest pricer at

Stoddart's, Jeweler, 605 Fort
Stroet, Vietoria, B.C,
PEDIGREF FORMS Suitable |

for enttla, sheep, poultry, rab

hits. ete. Noutly printed on ood |

bond paper, sive BUM x EY Inchos
ven lB. for. 2he; 80 for h0e, 100
for $1, poutpald, Review, Bid-
ney, 10,

SIDNEY, Vancouver: Taland,

crockery, * tools: of «all
kinds.. WINDOW: GLASS. .New .
and used: pipe - and : fittings. ;

WO rr rr et er rr rr

WANT to buy steamer trunk, fair
condition. ‘Phone Sidney 74.

{DEAL EXCHANGE, SIDNEY —
Good china and glass. A. visit
would be appreciated.

WANTED —- Live rabbits. Alan
McDougall, General Delivery.
Sidney.

FOR SALE —Fishermen, attention
-1926 Star four-cylinder mo-
tur transmission axles, body
shaft, rear-end. In good shape,
$410. Will trade for washer, lot,
range or anything useful. Mol-
let, Sidney.

LOST-~Penlight, in or near Sid-
ney, last Friday. Please return
to Review Office. Reward.

Will

in dandy shape, good tires and
has radio. Value $85.00. Me-
Dougall, 1601 Pleasant Drive,
just south of Queen’s Avenue, or
General Delivery, Sidney.
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PACES CC IC IO eC CEN

Sunday, June 13, 1943

ANGLICAN
Whitsuntide, Sunday, June 13
St. Andrew’s, Sidney —- Holy

Communion, 8 a.m.; Evensong and

Sermon, 7 p.m.

Holy Trinity, Patricia Bay —
Shortened  Matins and Holy
Eucharist, 11 a.m.

St. Augustine’s, Deep Cove ~-
Regular service, 3 p.m.

PARISH OF SOUTH SAANICH
Rev. W. N. Turner, Rector.
St. Stephen’s, Mount Newton—

Holy Communion and Sermon,

11:30.

St. Mary’s Church, Saanichton—
10:30, Matins and Sermon.

James Island—No service.

SALT SPRING ISLAND
_ St. Mark’s—-Holy ‘Communion, 8.
a.m,
St. Mary’s, Fulford Harbour—
9:30 a.m., Holy Communion. .
St. George’s, Ganges—11.a.m.,.
Matins and Holy Communion.

Evensong.

Ven. Archdeacon G. H. Holmes, ©.

“Viear,:

Minister: ‘Rev. D. M. Per

ster; ley. B.D.
~ Sunday School—9:45' aam.
Divine ‘Service —7:30- pm. |
_) SOUTH SAANICH,
Minister: Rev. D. M. Perley, B.D. -
- Divine’ Servicee—11:15 am. o
SALT SPRING ISLAND

' Minister: Rev. James Dewar.
GANGES— | , on

Sunday School—10:15 a.m.

Public Worship—11 a.m. :
BURGOYNE CHURCH—

Second, fourth and fifth Sun-_

days at 2:80 p.m,

PENDER ISLAND
MWOPE BAY—11 a.m.

CATHOLIC
Wagan—-9 am, —
Sidney-—10:30 am,

Fulford (St. Paul’s)-—First and
third Sundays, 9 a.m, Other Sun-
days, 10:30 am.

Ganges “(Our Lady of Grace)—
Fivst and: third) Sundays, 10:80
am. Other Sundays, 9 a.m,

M'r. NEWTON SUNDAY SCHOOL
Rev, V. G. Delgatty, Pastor

Teg,
-Prayer

Sundae Eeoning Service
Wednesday, 7:80) pm,
and Bible Study,

SIDNEY GOSPEL HALL

Worship Meeting-- 11315 a.m,

Gospel Meating---7 580 pom,

Wednesday --Prayer and Minis-
(ry---8 pom,

Women’s Gospel Meoting--third
Wednesday of each month,

GLAD TIDINGS
Beacon Avenue, Sidney
Rov. V. G. Delgatty, Paator
Thovsdiys ee 70, Prayer and

Rible Study, .

_ Friday night -- 7 to 8, Lantern

Slidas, : ;

Fridays -8. pin, Young People,

. Sunday, 10;50--Sunday Sehool
and Adult: Bibla Glass; 7:30, Gore
pel serviea,

_SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
REST HAVEN CHAPRYT
Sabbath, June 12, 1943

Divine Seevier..10:hO am,

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1:30 P.M.

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UTILITIES, LIMITED
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COMPANY, LTD.
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WIRING CONTRACTORS.”
Radios, Ranges, “Washers, Refrig-

~ erators, Medical: Appliances °°,
—_—— Victoria, B.C.

‘(AF Tes FOOTWEAR

go to
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; “Quality. Footwear”
SHOES for all the family

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Branch
No. 37

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BRANCH MEETING

A special meeting of the above
branch was held on Monday, dJume
Hd, oan the Orange tall, Saanieh-
ton.

The meeting was called to order
by the president at S:20 pam. with
the customary tribute to our fallen
comrades,

There were 16 members present,
including the
President, (iyst vice-president, see-
ond vice-president, seeretary-lronas-
urer and Comrades Garrard, Dea-
con, Wakethold and Pinning,

Minutes of previous meetings
read for information,
Correspondence was vend) and

suitably dealt, with,

It was decided that the annual
Decoration Day xerviee be held on
Sunday, Auguet 8, at oly Trinity
ehurehyard, = Arrangements for
same ta be inthe. hands of the ex-
eeutive,  Sedretary-treasurer to
mike aruingements for speech
spenker

Motion adoptud that next ordl-
nary meeting of branch be held on
Monday, August 9.

Reports were given by the fol-
lowingg members of the Rehabilita-
tion Committee, Comrades Bruce,
Taylor, W. Newton and Wd,
Wands,

Resolutions dealing with the fol-
lowing subjects were fully dis-
cussed and adopted by the bhraneh
for consideration by the Provincial
executive and forwarding to Do-
Winton csecutive;

1 Tost War Reconstruetion,

2 Rehabilitation of Armed

Barcee Popveonyel,

3% Supporting the  Beveridgra
nnd Marsh Reports,
4 Requesting acDominion Wide

Renal state Valuation,

» Appomtment-of a Represone-
- ative ofthe Legion to Domin-
ion CHV Service Commission,
Adding that Damtiion Bxeen-
tive Poblish a Repert of thet

Past Work Dwring War

Period and. Declare a Mate

form for ature Activition,
The meeting closed at 10s20

with the national anthem and the:
vert of the ovening. was -apont in
Mie supper roaie eee

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ALR: Colby E9914. Jack Lane.

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following: offleerss -

cent per word per issue.
Minimum charge 25c.

SALE OF BABYWEAR — July 3,
auspices Endeavour Chapter,
1.0.D.E. Details later.

GARDEN PARTY | - Wednesday,
July 21, home of Mr. and Mrs.

FF, J. Baker. Auspices R.A.E.
Officers’ Wives’ Club. Regular
garden party uttractions and

“Baby Show.”

WHEN PLANNING AN EVENT
for some future date, call the
Review and ascertain dates al-
ready booked and thus avoid
clashing with some other event.
We keep a large calendar mark-
ed up with coming events for
this very purpose. Just ‘phone
the Review, Sidney 28.

ACTIVITIES AT
THE HOSTESS
HOUSE

By E. kk.

The high light. of the week was
on Thursday when the Hostess
House Dramatie Club gave “The
Bishop’s Candlestick” to a well
filled hall, and this was followed
by an inspiring talk by the Rev.
Michael Coleman, D.D., of All Hal-
lows, London, England, who took
his audience by “Word Pictures”
across Canada to an eastern port
to join a convoy bound for Britain.
Here we spent 17 days aboard a
1,000-ton freighter with courage-
eus men of the Merchant Navy.

A Hostess House Club for
R.A.F. wives living in and about
Sidney was formed on Tuesday,
June t, 1943, for the purpose of
meeting and getting to know one
another and to discuss problems
that arise from time to time when
living abroad in a new country.
Mrs. Dukes was elected president
and Mrs. Timms _ secretary-treas-
urer. The club will meet. every
Tuesday afternoon at the Hostess
House at 3 o’clock.

“Blitzy,” the Hostess House cat,
has: removed ‘her son and_ heir,
“Sparks,”-from his nursery in the
electric wiring box to a safer place
in the woodpile, away from admir-

ing. eyes: (so bad for: the young), —
‘more. ‘it’s -a~ case :.of ©
“Mother knows best” and: Sparks |

once

-is' flourishing.

The ‘wives of the. A.A. met on).
_. Thursday.-afternoon: as usual. and:

this time lent.a*hand with:the ¢os-

tumes -for.the: play, -ironing. and .
pressing the various.:garments., .-.
“On. Friday. afternoon. ;the Offic:
cers’. Wives’ “Club -of. the -RIALK:

-mét-in ‘the lounge of ‘the Hostess
--House*: to. work :for. the. garden ©:
party to.be:. held’ in. July..to: raise *
‘funds for the bombed-out districts.

‘AREA. EXERCISE

in Britain... k . ne
Sunday afternoon men of H.M.
Foreesenjoyed.the sunshine in the
garden; some playing ping-pong on
the lawn, others just sitting about
in deck chairs reading and think-
they were buek on. ‘Civy
Street.” “Patch,” the cottage, en-
tertained again over the weekend,
and a great improvement was seen
in the grounds .-~-so0 reports the
0.C, :
Miss Isllis, Mrs, Monro and Mrs.
Smalley called ita day when 49
babies rolled up in their prams to
the “Well Baby Clinie’ ‘to pet their
weekly onee over and say “Hello”
to Dr, Roberts, and even the swal-
lows In the bird houses, judging by.
the noise the fledglings were mak-
ing, felt the competition keenly.
The first six “Parmerettes” have
gone forth under the Hmergency
Farm Labor seheme to werk on

the lana,

They were all service
men's wives. “Good Going’ pio-
neers --- we hope your arms didn’t

nehe too much at the end of im
cight-hour day, and Che best af
luck to you all,

Mrs. Albert fraser of Vancou-
ver is veting associate hostess ma
Sidney Hostess House, We also
have with us Mrs, d. Harper of
Winnipeg, who is Gasings the train-
ing in the YAW.CLA, War Services,
Mrs, Harpew’s husband is overseas
with the “Princess Pats” and her
son, Lt. i. Harper, was stationed
here daring the winter with the
Idmonton FPuailiers,

SIDNEY
TAXI © SIDNEY

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‘PHONE |
134.
Sidney Barber Shop

Opposite Poat OMec

Fivet Clasa Work -~ Satisfaction
Guaranteed
i W, STANGE, Prop,
Beacon Avenne —-—~ Sidney, B.C.
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R. W, Finlay

Mooney’s Body Shop

WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN
BODY AND FENDER
REPAIRS:

614 Cormorant « 'Phone E 5012
_ Noxt Scott & Peden ..
Take it to Mooney

wore taenumpigumannmmmatamanmnad

NAMPA PMN

STAGE DEPOT. 'Ph. Sidney 100

it, TAXI SERVICE

Krank Ls Godfrey —-
Across Avenue from the old stand

BUSINESS.AS USUAL. .
Wasa Ma Batata Mae MMi Masta

One pound of
enough

gun,

“Bones”
and hogs.

Set an i eenP San TE PT ELTON PO aC PAC Oe NE POTEET IDOLE NETS AIT, tT ELLE Na TENANTS FEN SERIA TCD DDO P LTTE IIIT CT ;
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An area exercise forall divisions
will be held*on Monday next, June
14, commencing. at 2000-hours....

A.R.P. personnel of the: various:

divisions will recéive instructions
us to their duties from the .divis-
ional wardens. :

It.is urgently requested that all
personnel will make a special cf-
fort to be present at this exercise,

Full equipment will be carried, .
ic, identifiention: card, arm band, *
steel helmet, respirator, first aid .

pouches, gas rattles,

In addition to the aren person-”

nel a detachment from the Vie-

toria A.R.P, headed by Inspector
Bishop, controller, Victoria A.RLP.,
Ambnu-:

consisting of a

St. John
lance’ Brigade

unit, Women’s

Home Nursing unit and Anti-Gas -

unit will be in attendance to give
nu demonstration of their work
This will take place on) Beacon
Avenue, Sidney, and the public is
especially invited to he present
and cee their awn ATE cd he
Visitors ab work,

Those who are unable lo come to
Sidney are cordially invited to in-
spect the work being done by the
A.R.V personnel at the first add
Hosts in their vespeetive districts,

(ere ee Oe ot Ow

SCOUT
NEWS

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FREEMAN

KING
Do a good turn every day | t
‘

CO tl attain lt add et A tk ake a oe

The. regular meeting: was: held

on Saturday evening “with — the
Lions on duty, ;
» A Rrst class prnetiga of an AJR.
D.. work-out wis hold with some
very realistle vosults, Respirators
and helmets were worn and the
hoys worked in a smoke sereen,

Afterwards a work-out In stall
ing and a run over the training
course war hald,

Tnatenetions on
riven by the S.M,

Second M. Hammersley was pras
moted Patrol Lender in charge of
the boats, '

ALL boys must let the S.M,
know if they are attending: camp.

On Sunday afternoon eame “of
the troop went for a fly with the
RCA. : .

Some firat clash testa have been
passed during tha woel.

CUB NOTES -

camping were

hoe veprTne mastinge ware Wald |

on Friday evening, with Mis. Lona
Margan, vo Gub: lender from -St,
Thonias, Ont. (who has moved here
to live), ran the Sidney Puck, aw:
Inge te the absenes of ALCON Daye
Peck, (Thanks on Jot, Lena, we
are pleased to have yen with na

George Aylard at tho Tee Cave
Paek recelved his. puide’a and ob-

—

“server a bivdpen.
Roth packs willmoet in Sidney

next Mriday fora “hun feed.”

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULIF ISLANDS REVIEW.

Fat and bone conservation begins at home. and ends

- DO YOU KNOW .-

glycerine to fire
150 bullets from a Bren

Bones produce fat and aircraft glue.

If we saved fat at the rate of one ounce per
this would mean 36,000,000 pounds per
produce 3,600,000 pounds of glycerine for explosives.

OUR FIGHTERS DEPEND ON YOU

“Every householder who delivers to a_ retail butcher,
collector, or Salvage Committee, any rendered or unrendered
fats or bones shall be entitled ta receive from the person to
whom they are delivered 4 cents per pound net weight for
rendered fats, and 1 cent per pound for unrendered fats.”
The above paragraph is a direct quotation from Order A-642 of The

Wartime Prices and Trade Board.

‘Rendered fat’’ means fat melted down and strained to
remove solid. matter. It includes drippings and strained pan
grease resulting from the cooking of meat.

“Unrendered fat’’ means raw or partially cooked fat free
from lean meat and bone, but not fully rendered.

means raw or cooked bones of cattle, sheep .

EVERY OUNCE COUNTS!

SAVE AND STRAIN EVERY DROP TO SPEED
VICTORY. SELL IT TO YOUR BUTCHER
TO YOUR SALVAGE COMMITTEE.

NOTICE TO BUTCH ERS, HOTELS, ETC.
You have been mailed a copy of: Order A-642. This-Order: affects
operators of hotels, restaurants and other establishments where meals ; ..
are served. It is of immediate importance to butchers and slaugh- »

terers. If your copy has been lost, you can obtain another from the *
nearest office of The Wartime Prices and. Trade Board. eae

weigh cee toe ‘Their: Completeness and Quality ! Rte

: Open 7 am. to 8 p.m.

| Kingham Gillespie | Home Front |

in the firing line

fat supplies | Two pounds of fat will fire a
burst of 20 cannon shells
from a Spitfire or 10 anti-

| aircraft shells.

person per week
year, enough to

OR GIVE IT

3 _| 1813 Douglas Street
=o Ooo rior 10 =

_ CHANGE OF ADDRESS
From the 1st June, 1948, all water, bills owing.
to ‘this Company. will be paid. by consumers” at:
the office of the SIDNEY FREIGHT & EXPRESS —
SHRVICKH, Second Street; Sidney... °~ ieee - 7

Sidney Water & Power Co. Ltd. ..

General Repairs |
MEXACO GAS — MIGH GRADE MOTOR OILS  [°.
AND GEAR OILS me

LUBRICATION, FENDERS STRAIGIN : -
PAINTING, WASIIING, PO! §
—. SIMONIZING, ‘ETO, ee es

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Beacon at Fifth — SIDNEY, B.C. —'Phone 130. |°

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We don’t need an Advertisement to Soll, Our problem.
ix to Supply the Demand. But we do wish ‘to advise ;
our Customers — in placing their orders — tO ‘ask for
ONLY what they ACTUALLY need,

Conserve Wherever Possible |

BACK UP OUR FIGHTING FRONT.
BY SERVING ON: THE HOME FRONT |:

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