SIDNEY AND ISLANDS REVIEW, SIDNEY, B. C, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1913. 5

Sterling
Silver

$10.00 to $22.00
_ $4.50 to $36.00
Match Boxes _..._ $2.00 to $5.50
Vanity Cases... .. $3.40 to $35.00

These we carry in all styles, and
they are hall marked with the
British Government guarantee of
quality.

Card Cases .......

Cigarette Cases

The styles include rich plain pol-
ished, hand engraved or engine
turned.

Some of the cigarette cases are
made very thin for evening dress.
They donot bulge the pocket.

Call and let us show you our line.

SHORTT, HILL
& DUNCAN,
LTD.

(At the sign of the four dials)
ii} Corner of Broad and View Streets
Victoria, B. &

Established 1890

Robert 5. Day

and
Beaumont Boggs

REAL ESTATE
LOANS
INSURANCE
INVESTMENTS
COLLECTIONS

AGENTS FOR

London Guarantee and Accident Go.
Limited.

Lloyd’s Plate Glass Insurance Co.
Colonial Investment and Loan Go.
Reliance Loan andjSavings €o., and
General Agents for B. C. of
The Guardian Assurance Company,
Ltd, and Law, Union and Rock In-
surance Company, Ltd.

Notary Publie for British Columbia.

Commissioner for Nova Scotia in
British Columbia.

VICTORIA, B. C.

Champion Clydesdale Stallion

Pride of Drumburle

No. 13656-

Bred by Jas. Hamilton Drumburle, Ayr-
shire, Scotland.

STRE—Baron of Buchlyvie, (No. 11263)

DAM—Elsie Royal (Vol. XXIX) by Mon-
trave Mae, (No. 9958)

Will stand for service at the Prairie Hotel
stables, Saanichton, from Thursday noon
till Friday morning, and will not go to
Sidney as previously advertised. For
particulars apply to Jas. Biggam, care of
Prairie Hotel, Saanichton.

Terms—$5 at time of service and $20
when mare proves in foal.

|day to meet Mr. E. A. Miller K. C.

Victoria about Tuesday when they will

LOCALS and PERSONALS

Capt Berquist and party autoed
Sooke Sunday.

to

Mrs, *P. N. Tester is spending a few
days in Vancouver,

Miss Dorothy Roberts is spending the
week with friends in Sidney.

Mrs. H. Donovan entertained a num-
ber of friends last Tuesday afternoon.

Miss Nora Norris spent the week end
with her parents at Arbutus Cove Deep
Bay.

Miss Ollie Norris of Deep Cove spent
the week end with her friend Miss Elli-
ott

' Me. and Mrs J. J. White have left for
Alpine meetin the mountains at Stephen
B.C.

Mr. Spiren’s new house is nearing com-
pletion and he expects to occupy it very
shortly.

Miss Millie Horth is spending several
days with her friend Miss Longland in
Victoria.

Mr. J. Reid, of Sidney, caught a thirty
pound salmon last Monday evening while
trolling.

Miss Nellie Norris, Arbutus Cove Deep
Bay visited her sister Mrs. Burr of Vrte-
toria last week.

The ladies of the Methodist Church
will hold a raspberry and ice cream fete
on Thursday and Friday of next week.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Poplain, of Victoria,
spent Sunday in Sidney as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Tester.

Mr. Pogson contemplates building an
elaborate bungalow on Marine Drive, and
expects to start operations immediately.

Several campers from Victoria are
spending the summer months at their
Camps around the beautiful shores of
Deep Bay.

F. A. Hayes, Ben Brown, R.A. Kluigh
and L. McDonald, of Victoria, were in
town Friday in connection with work on
the B. €. Telephone Company’s lines.

Miss Ester Dix left for New York last
week. Miss Dix intends stopping off at
Chicago to make a short visit and from
there she will go to New York to reside.

Harry ©. Evans, the popular piano
tuner of Victoria, visited Sidney last
Thursday. Mr. Evans is considered one
of the best piano tuners in this part of
the country.

On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
of next week July 22nd and 23rd, the
Ladies Guild of St Andrew’s Church pro.
pose holding a Raspberry festival in Mr.
@. ©. Cochran’s grounds. :

Mr. A. Roberts arrived from Vancouv-
er, Saturday toconsult with his architect
in regard to building bungalows un fifth
street. While in Sidney Mr. Roberts is
fhe guest of Mr. McKillican.

Miss Rosalie Harris, a 1913 graduate of
St. Josephs Academy, Toronto and Mas-
ter Wilfred Harris of Toronto, are visit-
their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. P. N
Tester.

The capital team of Victoria disapoint-
ed the Sidney team last Sunday by not,
putting in an appearance. A game was
played between two teams picked from
the Sidney boys. Tomlin, Munroe, Hom-
er, Tomkins, Gehrke, Blackburn, Webb,
Lait and Kemper, won from Pierce,
Gehrke, Pfister’ Brown, Teitz, Norton,

Herman, Roberts and Humber, the score
was 11-8.

Mr. Critchley went to Vancouver Mon- |
of
Ayliner Ont. Supreme President, and J.
W. Carter of Toronto, Supreme Secretary |
of the Sons of England Benefit Society.
Mr. Miller and Mr. Carter came to the
eoast on an official tour of inspection
from the East. They are expected in

be given adinner. On Wednesday Mr.

Critchley expects them as his guests in
Sidney.

jin the face,
| close

Miss Hileen White is visiting in Van-
couver and Alberni.

Mr. Fred Roach was the guest of Mr.
George Brethour, Sunday.

Mrs. Morris of Victoria is visiting with
her daughter Mrs Addison, Third St.

Mrs J. G. Billings left Tuesday for Vic-
toria to visit relations and friends.

Miss Kitty Morris, of Victoria, is visit-
ing friends and relations this week in
Sidney.

Mrs T. J. Converse entertained at six
o’clack dinner, Sunday. Covers were
laid for ten.

Miss Alice O’Brien, of Vancouver, is
visiting with her aunt and uncle Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Martineau and daughter
Bernadette, of Victoria, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Converse this week.

MissK. MacDonald of Victoria arrived in
Sidney Tuesday to visit her Sister and
brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. J.G. Billings.

Mrs Nelson and two children of Wan-
eouver are visiting with the ladies cous-
ins Mr. and Mrs. Berquist for an indef-
inite time.

Master Ellis Prinnette returned to his
home in Victoria, after spending a de-
lightful vacation with his friend Master
Jan Kennedy.

T. Mansell, provincial constable, who
had been assisting in the search for the
bandit on Shaw Island, arrived in Sid-
ney Wednesday evening on his way to
Victoria, to prosecute the several cases
of automobile speeding in Sidney, which
occured at the time of the Military en-
campment here.

The B. €. E. Tram Service

The cars will leave Trip station at the
junction of the B.C. Electric Railway
and East Saanich Road at the following
hours:

6.45, 9.05 and 12.05 a.m.

3.05, 6.05 and 9.05 p.m.

Returning will leave Victoria at the
following hours:

7.30 and 10.30 a.m.

1.30, 4.30, 7.30 and 10.30 p.m.

YALE’S OLD TRAINER.

Mike Murphy knew about all there is
to know of the science of athletic train-
ing; but more than that he had a broad
knowledge and understanding of the
psychology of boyhood. The success of
the athletes whom he trained was due
at least as much to his mental as to his
physical prescriptions. There was
something uncanny in the certainty
with which he read the thoughts of his
charges and in his unerring choice of
the right time for reproof and the right
time for encouragement. We wonder
how many thousand men there are in |
this country who can recall
erushing humiliation and discourage- |
ment of a public reproof on the college |
athletic field has been dissipated by the |
touch of Mike Murphy’s kindly hand | |

how the

and his whispered word of encourage- | Where ther

He had the faculty of making |
every boy believe that he and Mike |

ment.

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were sworn brothers, leagued together | at moderate prices and on terms extending over two years.

fo withstand the outrageous slings and |
adversities of a college athletic ca-

reer. And this was not a pose, for
Mike loved his work and he loved
every participator in it from the high |
and mighty ‘varsity captain to the
humble little frightened tailender on
the freshman squad. And somehow |

he found time to devote to all of them.
in the fate
utterly broken

There is cynical tragedy
which forced this man,
in body, with death ever staring him
‘to work day after day in
association with the finest ex-
of youthful health

strength.—The Waterbury American. |

amples and |

“Well, Johnny, dear,
you getting on with your French?”
We translate

my how are

“Oh, very well, uncle.

| quite nice sensible sentences now such

as ‘My uncle never allows my birthday |
to pass without giving me a present,’
or, ‘It is certain that my uncle will give |
quite splendid this |

me something

time.’ ”

| Saanich Lands a Specialty.

These will become very popular as soon as the electric line.

is in Operation. For particulars apply at the address below.

NORTH SAANICH ACREAGE

For sale at prices that compare very favorably with and
on adjoining lands.

W. F.U. COPEMAN & CO.

Member Victoria Real Estate Exchange
REAL ESTATE, INVESTMENTS AND INSURANCE
Agent for Law Union and Rock Insurance Company, Ltd.

212-213 Jones Building. Fort St. VICTORIA

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Tel. 22. Sales and purchases.