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|| SATURNA

Dont Let Mosquitoes Dine On You (4)

“Sprinkle a.few drops of

Baal’s. Mosquito Scare

“on your hands or clothing.and Mosquitoes and other insects
will leave you alone.

2 OZS. FOR 25c

-BAAL’S DRUG STORE
Phone 42-L Beacon Avenue __ Sidney, B.C.

NEED COUNTER SALES BOOKS

lo You Know,
erchant,

THAT YOU CAN 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 IS
_THAT WE GET THE COMMISSION AND SPEND
IT IN YOUR COMMUNITY INSTEAD OF THE
OUTSIDER WHO HELPS KEEP UP THE BUSI-
NESS OF SOME OUTSIDE POINT!

Mr. and Mrs. D. Ruffles returned
from Vancouver’ after spending a
few days with Mr. Ruffles’ mother.

Myr. ..and. Mrs.
Mrs. Williamson, sr + spent a very
nice holiday in one of Ralph’s

cabins, returning to Vancouver on
Sunday.

Williamson and

Mr. and Mrs. N. McLeod
two children from Vancouver are
spending their holidays in one of
Ralph’s cabins.

and

6 a)

Mrs. Wilson and her sister from
Armstrong are spending their
holidays in a cabin at Mrs. i.
Taylor’s, Boot Bay.

Saturna Beach Resort is in full
swing again, Mrs. Thomson urriy-
ing with quite a number
tors,

uf visi-
Miss N. Campbell and her sister
are both having their summer holi-
days with their brother,
Campbell, at Saturna Beach.

Jock

Mr. and Mrs. P. Georgeson and
two sons are touring the islands
in their Jaunch
week holiday.

a

during: three-

Mr.
from

Alf.
James

Petford and son Victor
Island, also his
nephew, Pat Cooper, are camping
on the beach ut Deep Bay.

Let us handle your next order.

Mr. and Mrs, J. De Rosi are in
charge at East Point Light while
the keeper is away on his holidays

MAYNE

Mrs. J. Lawrence and her daugh-
ter Joan, who have been guests of
Lady Constance Fawkes for the
last fortnight, returned home to
Victoria on Monday.

| Miss’ Rosemary Coates and ‘a
friend of Vancouver have been
‘Visiting M's, Rawlings for. the past
couple of weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Vancou-
ver are the guests of Mrs. S. Rob-
son.

> Mrs. H enshaw

: of
1 Vancouver

‘the

and family
are camping for
“summer on: Gallaghér’s s Bay.
Miss Connie. Kent of Chilliwack
ds visiting Mrs"

oT rivis and: family
at Foster's: Bay

‘|. been visiting, Mr,
‘thee ‘past week,”

GANGES

‘The Anglican Chureh services
for thes
Island © “the third. Sunday in the
month, July 18th,-are as follows:
St. Paul's Church, Ganges, 8 8:30
am., Holy Communion; St. Mark’s
Parish Church, 1] acm.; St. Paul’s
Church, Ganges, 7:30 pan.

Mrs, WOM. Mouat left last week
for St. John’s, New Brunswiek,
Where she ‘will visit friends and
relations for some time.

Mr Mre y, Newnan ul
Calgary have arrived at Ganges
ta spend the summer months on
theie ye of need

Mrs, i. Benaie of Vaneouver
Tas arrived on the island, She will
dhe ou pruest at Harbour: ‘Hhotise for
Hs Weoksy, : YS

My. cand Mrs, We Q. Seboletleld
of Retreat Cove, Galiano tstund,
‘NoUNee The eng “apement of their
eldust daughter, Barbara Bdith, to
Mr. Ralph -R. Rleketts of Ganges,
A dest: BON if Mr, Ernest ad. te.
| katts of North Vancouver,

and Mrs, Foster

“SAL Vendors’ Stores,
LS Clwbs or Licensed

< Premines :
This advertisement ‘is not publishéd or: ‘displayed by. the: ‘Liquor
Kenitel ich gard or: iby: the Government of: British Columbia.’

Patronize Review Advertisers

and

hag

tage.

vend.

| ~~ Lovely’ Colors and New ' Styles at. the.
‘pobgter price oft

The

Onl St. 98 P : jMarriage will take pice at AN
y . Saints’ Choreh, Wektholine, Van.
orn cauver Jalund, B.G.) on Saturdiiy,

Avwunt 24at, att pan.

| SOIL ISLS SISSSLSLS SSL

| EFarwig
Bait —

Reyistercud Otte, No, wd

NOW IS THE TIME

to apply

“SAANICH BRAND”
_EARWIG BAIT
PACKED IN 20-LB. BAGS FOR
- $1.50 PER BAG
Manufactured nity 1
Saanich Farmers’ Exchange
SAANICHTON

Ae" Telephone Keating Na, 1 CW
CL LMA ALLL AS AMIS SALAS SAS |

on sale now, real special,

AOc each

(We deliver to every part of the district regulurly,)

- SIDNEY TRADING CO., LTD,

-'Phones 17 and 18—. SIDNEY, B.C.

i
Mr. A; Plowinan of “Victoria has].

parish ‘of Salt - Spring

net one

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

‘GRANDVIEW LODGE
GUESTS

MAYNE ISLAND, July 14.—In-
cluded in the list of guests at
Grandview Lodge, Mayne Island,
recently registered are the follow-
ing: A. G. Baine, New Westmin-
ster; Miss M. Ellis, Vancouver;
Mrs. N. F, Peake-Sampson and
Pamela, Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell, Vancouver; Mrs, R. A.
Gillespie, Seattle; A. Horne, Van-
couver; Revo and Mrs, Popham,

Ganges; Mrs. Sneddon and party,
Vuneotuver

Bank Of Montreal
Crop Report

The
with

|

‘
}

latest crop report dealing
the province of British Co-
lumbia, as issued by the Bank of
Montreal, is as follows;

“In yield) and quality the first
alfalfa crop was slightly below
but later hay crop pros-
peets are good. The clover crop
is much better than last year, A
good yield rain indicated.
Roots and vegetables are develop-
ing well and indicate ood average
crops, Hops are growing well.
Berry crops, with the exception of
strawberries, are much better than
last year, Orchard cunditions are
satisfactory. Tree fruits are siz-
ing well and the following yields
ure now indicated: Apples, pears
and peuches 90 percent of aver-
age, cherries 50 percent and apri-
cots 85 percent. Pasturage is good
and water for irrigation is plenti-
ful.’

average,

of is

SOUTH PENDER

Mr. and Mrs. E. MacGachen
have rented the Syringa Cottage
for the month of July and arrived
on the 1st.

Mrs. Jack Robinson with her
son John and daughter Betty, also;
Gordon Bertram, arrived’ on July

Ist- and took up residence at Hill-

L tural Society held a successful |

side Cottage for .the month of]! qowep show: in the Mahon. ‘Hall to-|

July. Mr, Robinson will arrive| day. ‘The weather was’ perfect ‘The store where: you

later. -, {and a good crowd turned ee
Mrs. Steven, Mrs, Robinson’s Races and’ games for the Schools

mother, arrived last Thursday, and

is leaving. tor. G
day next,

board -was held ‘on Satur-
ay: July 10th... There was a very
,bour attendance; but the necessary

business “was satisfactorily ‘dis-
cussed. Mrs, G. Parkyn. was” re-

elected ag sehool trustee -for«the
‘ensuing three years...

Mr. Prank ‘Hodgson of? Vancou-
vercis spending a few days with
his family ut the store,

Miss Kay Hodgeon arrived on
July Ist and will be: assisting Mrs.
Hodgson until September,

We were interested to meet Mr,
Me@Creese, the store-keeper from
James Island, who was in here with
hie family oon) My,
bout, “Discovery Isle.” on Sntur-
dav,

The “Discuvery [she was aneh-!
ored Mr. Benumont's bay with!
(he Wont» Auxiiory of the Vie»
terial Cathadral hourd lust
week,

“on

Miss Betty Houjron hia been
sdecesslul in hookinge two fine ¢o-
Hoos ot Watlaee Point,

GALIANO

A and. Myson, Georgeson af
Vinesiuver, aevom panied by their
Siaahbers, the Masses Helen and

their
Viet”

slammer heme, “Brent

The raintialk tor Jane, TO8T, wre
“G8 inches. Our record rain fig

Heywer, at Mayne Usdand,

FULFORD

Mr. and Mee. d, Stemland, who
reernthy purchased “Bhregatos"
| the property an the Beaver Point.
bused owned by Captian and Mrs,
MG) Macintosh, have taken uy
teddenee with Uheir fumily.

A ye,
evening, July (ath, inthe Beaver

B.C,

wht hy 2.09

Wier

|

i

Dy the hall committees:
cr re | _vaetar iowa

¥

supply
aaa. we “

Beaumont’s|

Jain Georpyeron, nye holidaying at!

June wus in 1u3t when we haat!
Me adaess There Obeeryations
Were anade by Th kL, Lloulynte, ot

bee

Point Community Wd, organized.
Mrs. Hele}
the!

SIDNE

, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, July 14, 1937.7
ne UY 1G, LOL

| Mae’s Barber Shop

Opposite the Post Oifice
|

GOLF

Rules for the men’s handicap
cup are as follows: 18 holes medal

DR. LOUGH — DENTIST

Beacon Ave., Sidney

First Class Work—Satisfaction

Hours of attendance:'9 a.m. to
Guaranteed

!| 1 p.m., Tuesdays, Thursdays
round to be played by Sunday, | PETE McGOVERN, Prop’ | and Saturdays. a eartis
0 en idne =

July 18th. This will be the quali- Beacon Avenue Sidney, B.C. appointm y

fying round for the championship.
The cup known as the captain’s
cup was presented in 1928 by
the elub’s first captain, the late!
Charles Birch, and was won that! §
year by the late George Weymes. |
The present holder of the cup is
James Mellraith, who is not able
to compete for it this year as he is
holidaying in Scotland.

Two

STEAK and KIDNEY PIES

for your summer picnic
25 cents each
_ SIDNEY BAKERY —_———_ ‘Phone 19

NOK

QE sf

fy S

(

handsome

very boxes of _ re i? Bh
chocolates, donated by Mr. Bodkin,
was the prize for last. lriduy's! fag he
Mrs, G. Johnson andl Mis ean WHEW ARD USED PIPE AND FITTINGS|) °

Two couples tied for
a quarter of ao stroke behind the :
Winners, Mrs. Witherby and Miss |f
Gwynnne and Miss Broadhurst und | f

secand place,

CAPITAL IRON & METALS, LTD.
1832 Store St., Victoria, B.C. - "Phone Garden 2434

Mr. Witherby.

The ladies’ section, Ardmore _genannareneen
Golf Club, held its bi-monthly ————
C.L.G.U. spoon comeptition on| ABTER ALL — 99!

Monday, July 12th. The competi-! IT S THE BEST!
tion was played against par for | Sold by

the nine entries and the winner!

was Mrs, W. Sissun with « scorel People’s Supply Store |
of two up. | PHONE 90 —--——- SIDNEY, B.c.!

NEWS NOTES |
| OF GANGES

OVER 20 YEARS AGO
from the Diary of.
BERYL WEATHERELL ©

JUNE 25, 1916—

A large and enjoyable picnic of
children and grown-ups was’ held
at “Harbour House Beach today. | fe
Everyone paid 10¢ towar d the Red |*
Cross funds. |

i

| 2 Fourteen and Sixteen Inch “Be

Special Price In 6 Cord Lots Or Over!
BRETHOUR & SHADE |

NEY, B.C. _ "PHONE 60-R

OF eee eee ae

| JUNE 28, 1916—
The:Salt Spring Island Hortiewl:

LOCAL MEAT M RKET |

were also held i in the grounds

The Rev. rE F, Wilson: writes: |.
“There was an organzat St: Mark’ “a0
Church “and “one at. Mr 4 Broud-
well’s, and I think. a piano: at Mi
W: E. Séott’s —- these weré about
all the musical instruments on the
island except for a brass eornet)|
or two and some fiddles. Among]

new buildings close to my house,
erected since. I] came, are the pub-|f
lie hall “(20 x 60), built 1896-with

Jubilee flag-staff 1897, and “The
People’s Store” and» post office,|{
1901, The road from my house to]
Ganges Harbour was in those early

‘the Big Values ”

on ae ache inet nents S eeteaieminecin grenaeertnanee | tiated

fee HAVE

DRESSES

which | put new life into folks . Boe
' at. ‘price s from

—$1.45-

"Also UNDERWEAR, REDDING, TABLE LINEN, HOSIERY

Beacon Avenue Sidney, B. C.

days almost all thickly wooded 5] Rape rere
Mr. -Norton’s large house was

newly built, Mr. Purvis and Mr,
Cundell were building. Now the
road is clear and has fields nearly
the whole way.

BUILDING CONTRACTOR

YW PCUMPON .
oRyerythite in the building line"
Estimates furnished
Marine’ Drive - a Sidney, BC

Vancouver Is and ‘Coach ‘Lines ‘Ltd,

Victoria and Sidney

Summer Schedule -~ MfYeetive
Aye 32, 1087
“EXPRESS GARIIED
WEEK DAYS
Littivare.-
Rest Inven

“’Phone 91

a |
21e,
14
tall tins, 2 for 19
Aylmer M; armalade, Il. j -25c
Suger Crisp Cor Flakes, 3 packets 20c¢

Beacon Avenue

Tomat oes, large

:

“Sidney
*7330 nm
8:00 ame
9 i 5 am.

White Cor, 2 2 UNS ss.
Vietorla .

ot 8 05 RM,
TAB am, Bidh am,
xO:00 am,
1316 pan,
8:00 yuan.
tl ’ 15 pan,

As sparapus C uttings Sy tin

RES A emep ENE

|

: Salmon,

2:05, p.m.
3:60 pom,

sar haw

enemas NRA

2H 16 pom.’
au 1h P. m.

jar

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q iad per mM,

O: us aa

7:30 p.m,

wrmemnation ee nanennr on 10 20( P.M, , ae } i"
HEN pam oon mn nen Shredded Wheat, 2 packets 21c
L116 pam. -

"Via Beacon Ave, P ‘ant Saunich
Ri, Mt, Newton Cross Rd. and
West Sannigh Rd,

xWednorday only.

*Suturday only,
tMonday, Wednesday, Friday onty,
 TTuesday. Thursday Satueday anty.
SUNDAY
: 20 aan.

10; Ibn tan, _ 106 aan,

100 jem. 2.50 pan,

S00 wow {hA yom

Oth sui

10c
sheed or cubes, large tin 9e

25c
— 22
25¢
.28¢
 29C

Mv a

Grape bruit Juice, tall tin, each

| Pineapple,

Classic

Prive

Cleanser, 4 tins

; Toilet: Tissue, 3 fey

Ihos.

Bananas mice and ripe,

510 nam.
TiO avn,
S00 yum,
LVR v Wi

rd

' 4 oo ; ; : €
Rony Sugar, 3

3 Ibs.
Nice Juicy Orange: 3s, dozen

nu ey

. $380. p. tH,

Se atesemle toi teen nto rE

. Tb pat
bf) 00 pra,
10376 pom,

aaves Avene Gate, Meacon Aver,

Sidney. Fy Gadfrey, agent. Ph. 160:

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