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llub
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bic
.
II;
ir
cultural
Society
I'C
a
a
pint.
annual
flowers
which
111
In
the
rnnw
iiupen
3e
ll.it
was
compiled
try
vac
who
hoi
had
many
ardenins
experience
;s
will
lLst
the
peren-,
,vn
by
Mr
Payne,
i
are
plant
which
1
n
nikin
I
l
T
iin
.ear
They
differ
from
,,i
that
the
annuals
In
f
rom
wed
llower
and
a
single
season.
Also
enniab
have
a
bloom-
Boji
i.e
'ne
are
a
mass
jn
fcr
a
period
of
two
or
fc,T"k
In
most
varieties,
lie
next
season.
An-
t,
'
"ncr
nana,
once
c
idied
the
flowering
Jl
u.lually
bloom
end
iii.jt.il
'he
frost
kills
them.
of
course
that
they
T
watered
ifnd
the
;oms
removed.
:
.i
.ation
of
perennials
i
....!
I
the
u
rest
way
to
a
uccrssi.'ij
of
bloom
ii
uT
until
late
fall.
i
iilannin;
your
flower
arden.
cMoose
peren
i
different
blooming
'
if
'
use
annuals
to
fil
rn
season.
rennii-li
raised
from
bear
.flowers
the
sec
The
bt.it
gardeners
und
that
late
spring
'
m
to
perennial
ne
dealings
have
a
"row
Into
plants
and
;
-cngth
before
cold
r
me
However
some
i
rc
und
have
sown
the
t
as
July
31
and
were
'Ti
dlc,
)lay
of
flowers
by
the
f"w
plants
ie
through
the
winter
alive.
So
go
ahead
and
try
your
luck'
Perennials
raised
from
seed
by
Mr.
Payne:
Auricula
Blooms
early
spring
about
C
in.
high,
b'.ossams
look
like
primrose,
very
hardy.
Aqullegla
or
Columbine
Very
good
here,
2-3
feet
high,
blooms
ntHjut
May
24
to
July
12.
Delphiniums
Need
good
soil,
often
over
C
feet
high",
Iblu-s,
violets,
white
and
mauve,
blooms
latter
part
of
June
Into
July.
Dianthus
or
Pinks
Many
varieties,
most
do
well
here.
Erlgeron
or
Min
-
Summer
Daisy
Pale
mauve,
last
all
sum
mer,
splendid
cutting
flower,
ubout
18
inches.
Iris,
German
oi
Bearded-
Wide
range
of
colors
and
height,
must
have
well-drained
soil.
Phlox
Free
bloomers
making
a
fine
show
In
the
late
summer,
about
3
feet
high
in
white,
red,
inks
and
mauve.
Iceland
Pcppie
Rather
frail
in
rains
and
winds
but
showy.
About
1
foot
high
in
cream.
white,
yellow
and
orange.
Oriental
Poppies
Brilliant
show
in
June,
scarlet,
salmon
end
orange
shales,
2-3
feet
tall,
does
well.
Pyrethrum
or
Painted
Dafey
In
pink,
cerise,
wine
and
white,
'.lossoms
In
June
for
about
two
weeks,
effective,
good
for
cut
flowers.
Russell
Lupins
Many
colors,
2-3
feet
hl?h,
blooms
in
June,
takes
a
lot
of
rom;
Is
best
treated
as
a
biennial
as
plants
deteriorate.
White
Shasta
Daisy.
Bsther
Reed
variety
Similar
to
chrysanthemum,
very
pietty
and
a
t,ood
cutting
flower.
Trollius
or
Glebe
Flower
But
tercup
yellow,
doesn't
last
very
long
but
pretty
In
latter
part
of
April,
1-2
feet
tall.
Biennials
?J.ints
wrich,
rais
(d
from
seed
one
year,
b'.ossom
and
die
the
next,
or
deteriorate
very
rapidly.
Canterbury
Bells-
-Bhie.
p'.nk,
white
and
lavender
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Independent
Liberal
candidate
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Prime
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King,
in
commemoration
of
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national
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or
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holiday.
The
Liberal
party
is
again
looking
ahead
at
the
great
improvements
achieved
under
his
leadership
and
is
slowly
but
surely
paving
the
way
to
Canada's
consistent
and
steady
progress.
j"
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seize
this
opportunity
In
j
tlement,
London,
England,
for
commemoration
of
our
national
.
eight
years,
day
to
review
the
background,!
He
was
Deputy
Minister
of
life
and
achievements
of
the
i
Labor
and
later
chosen
by
tho
Prime
Minister!
of
this
grbat
Dominion,
paying
tribute
to
his
qualities,
good
Judgment
and
sense
of
fair
play
with
full
Justice
to
all
Canadians
as
a
whole,
not
forgetting
his
qualities
as
a
statesman
and
learned
scholar.
Tracing
the
political
inheritance
of
the
Premier
back
to
his
grandfather,
William
Lyon
Mackenzie,
who
is
called
the
first
of
the
Liberals
In
Canada
observed
to
see.
Premier
Macken
zie
King
was
particularly
fitted
for
his
present
high
office
and
position
by
reason
of
his
long
and
varied
experience
in
many.
many
fields.
As
an
under-graduate
he
specialized
in
aoclal
questions,
Hill
Institute.
Chicago
and
at
the
great
Passmore
House
set
Wallflowers
Blocm
ahead
of
daffodils
in
spring
but
must
have
sundy
or
dry
soil.
Siberian
Wallflower
or
Cheir-
anthus
Brilliant'
orange,
also
'
seme
shades
of
mauve.
Blcssoms
j
In
early
spring.
Perennial.
This
completes
Mr.
Payne's'
list
cf
annual
and
Derenn!als.
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carried
out
truthfully,
honestly,
the
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was
under
a
Liberal
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Canada
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troops
to
South
Africa
to
assist
the
Mother
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and
a
Lib
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rep-
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.still
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:
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me
meai
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'
possessing
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keen
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see
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our
consititution
is
not
impaired,
',
yet
with
a
readiness
to
amend
I
those
laws
whenever
they
work
a
hardship-
on
the
majority
of
our
Canadian
people,
j
God
the
Creator
of
all
things
protect,
guide
and'
guard
this
great
statesman
until
the
end.
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known
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more
nartlcularly
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For
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Years
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One
of
the
chief
differences
between
that
group
of
July
1,
1857,
and
other
persons
we
hear
cf
periodically
is
that
they
knew
they
were
making
rlstory.
They
knew
they
cut
quite
a
ILgure
in
that
day
In
their
frock
coats
and
burnished
beards;
knew
too
that
it
would
be
equally
impressive
in
the
annals
of
Canadian
development.
Most
heroic
figures
of
the
past
slid
into
prominence
in
following
out
an
ideal.
In
a
world
peopled
by
people,
it
is
not
strange
that,
whatever
they
scugm
or
accomplished,
was
done
for
the
love
of
these
people.
It
is
strange
that
those
for
whom
they
lived
did
not
knew
it
until
their
lrfe
had
fin
ished.
Then,
all
they
had
ex
pended
gathered
strength
and
found
Its
way
into
the
heart
cif
humanity
and
a
history
book.
But
for
those
persons
who
sat
in
the
high-ceilinged
chambers
our
Canadian
National.
cf
Parliament
that
day
it
was
Social
legislation
introduced
nct
s0'
were
there
because
includes
old
age
pensions,
fair,11?
nad
Salned
recognition,
wage
and
eight-hour
day,
also
Yet-
IooklnS
back
on
them,
one
the
famllv
allowance
for
the
Anders
what
part
of
child-
them
what
they
were
and
brought
them
there.
Only
they
could
know
and,
knowing
life,
they
bequeathed
to
succeeding
generations
a
land
and
home.
We
call
It
Canada.
It
is
doubtful
If
anyone
foresaw
greatness
in
any
of
them,
particularly
in
early
life
least
of
all
for
Sir
John
A.
MacDon-ald,
the
greatest.
He
was
wilful
and
.
hot-tempered,
and
started
People
w"e
much
like
ourselves
i
in
those
days
In
that
neither
did
they
admire
tempestuous
youngsters.
Quite
likely
he
was
called
a
"bad
egg"
by
more
than
one.
In
his
five
years
of
elementary
school,
he
was
a
lead
er
in
pranKs
and
may
have
said
what
a
second
year
student
said
to
me
this
week.
Said
she:
"Last
year
I
was
good
In
school
but
this
year
I
have
been
a
squirt
to
the
teacherl"
In
maturity.
Sir
John
took
his
two
violent
characteristics
and
set
one
againrt
the
other.
He
learned
how
in
a
life
filled
with
work
there
was"
always
the
compensating
bit
of
fun.
Perhaps
that
explains
his
features,
plain
and
strong,
underwritten
with
humor,
real
friendliness,
and
optimism.
It
was
the
latter
that
become
so
well
known
as
to
win
him
the
name
of
"Old
Tomorrow."
For
he
greeted
each
new
day
with
confidence
that
It
would
e
bright
and,
if
it
were
not,
he
set
about
to
improve
Its
disposition.
I
thought
of
that
this
week
as
I
met
a
group
of
children,
Joyous
In
their
release
from
school.
Slowing,
I
watched
their
eager,
animated
faces.
l'
wondered
what
one,
or
ones
from
among
them
might
take
a
place
ttf
leadership
In
time
to
come.
What
would
they
do
with
the
green
years?
And
then
one
said:
"Oh
boyi
Isn't
It
swell?-Orade
Seven
here
I
come!"
He
had
passed
and
It
was
great.
Greater
far
washls
challenge
to
the
next
grade
and
year.
Eighty
years
ago,
In
another
way,
the
Fathers
of
Confederation
said
the
samething.
"Canadahere
we
come."
But
not
little
ones
to
benefit
bv.
His
1
ncod
Pillafs
of
background
or
!
until
this
year
could
we
rightly
gaining
practical
knowledge
at
name
known
to
them
now
by,events
cI
younS
manhood,
made)
link
our
names
with
our
land
and
say:
"We
are
Canadians
In
commemoration
of
both
events,
Ottawa
Is
Issuing
the
second
stamp
of
the
year
on
Tuesday,
July.
Stamp
collectors
everywhere
have
been
babbling
first
day
covers"
for
weeks
while
the
general
public
continues
to
lick
its
stamps
with
no
particular
relish
for
the
gum
or
of
more
to
come.
But
after
all,
that
Ls
what
makes
members
of
the
Philatelic
Society
dlfferr
ent.
It
is
Just
a
matter
of
tastel
The
stamp
is
similar
In
color
to
the
Bell
issue
and
about
the
size
of
a
10;
stamp
of
1942
showing
the
Parliament
Buildings.
It
will
be
printed
in
sheets
of
50
and
will
be
current
for
about
three
months.
Jus1
to
add
light
to
the
eye
and
Juice
to
the
llmto,
let's
hope
that
some
come
out
imperforate;
or
inverted,
or
in
error
some
other
way.
It
means
so
much
to
collectors.
I
try
to'
get
Interested
and'
understand
It
all
fey
times,
but
it's
no
use.
Personally,
I'd
rather
knit;
FAMOUS
RT
BRAND
FISH
PRODUCTS
Produced
and
Processed
by
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
PRINCE
.
BRITISH
rupert
Company
Limited
Columbia
ANNOUNCING
....
Ptfnce
Rupert
Daflp
Ji3cto3;
Wednesday,
July
2
1.947
SHINGOLEEN
Shingolcen
beautifies
and
preserves
new
and
old
shingles
1
and
gives
a
lasting
protection
against
ever
-
changing
weather
conditions.
We
have
it
in
one
and
five-gallon
cans
and
several
different
colors.
-
ASK
FOR
A
COLOR
CARD
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
255
Third
Avenue
PHONE
101
SAILS
HATCH
COVERS
SKATE
COVERS
EDMONDSON
AWNING
&
SAIL
WORKS
Phone
BLUE
120
160
East
Third
Ave.
(Next
to
Shenton's)
iiperior
Auto
&
Body
Service
NOW
OPEN
FOR
BUSINESS
FULLY
EQUIPPED
FOR
ALL
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
AND
REPAIRS
SPECIALIZING
IN
BODYWORK,
PAINTING
AND
ENGINE
REBUILDING
CORNER
OF
THIRD
AND
PARK
AVENUE
PHONE'
GREEN
217
Due
to
material
shortages
we
have
been
unable
to
complete
all
building;
improvements.
Hut
this
rectified.
The
following
firms
Congratulate
A
NEW
PRINCE
RUPERT
ENTERPRISE
The
Superior
Auto
and
Body
Service
H.
G.
Helgerson
Ltd.
North
Star
Bottling
Works
123
Taxi
Noble
&
Wick
Gordon
&
Anderson
Ltd.
Ideal
Cleaners
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
Wells
(P.R.)
Ltd.
sltuatlonw.'ill
soon
ialltl:-
i
i-
235
Taxi
i
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
Watts
&
Nickerson
Saanich
Plumbing
&
Heating
Philpptt,
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
be
5
:
I'lasti-Scal
is
economical
for
roof
repairs
on
larpc
and
kiiiuII
liiiKHiip
villi
cither
low-pitched
or
flat-ileck'l
roofs;
Willi
one
application
of
l'lali-Seal
worn
roofs
can
he
M-alcl
weulhcr-tiht
ugainst
summer
lieat
ami
winter
rains.
Plasti-Seal
is
easy
to
apply
.
.
".
jou
just
briifh
it
on
cold
as
you
Mnr
it
from
the
container.
For
low-cost,
long
lasting
roof
protect
ion,
use
I'lasti-Seal.
E-ACE
TEX
LINE
A
e
on
it
I
Board
Lath
Board
Fibre
Board
Hardboardi
Bended
Rood
Brick
Siding
Asphalt
Shingles
F
i
b
r
e
e
n
Waterproo
f
i
n
g
Loiterllte
Roll
Roofing
P
1
a
1
1
I
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e
a
1
Buijding
Papers
Creosote
S
i
s
a
1
a
t
1
o
n
CANADA
ROOF
PRODUCTS
LTD.
N
6
7
fill
I
llll
Il
l
i
rri!-rivtyrmmni
limit
iTMBIimyr.
SWITCH
McLITE
says:
"Good
Wiring
Is
Good
Insurance",
FOR
...
'
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
HOUSE
WIRING
and
REPAIRS
RADIO
and
AFl'LIANCE
SERVICE
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
PHONE
644
HICKS
FRASER
HOUSE
Modern,
Quiet,
Comfortable
711
FRASER
STREET
Phone
Black
823
BOX
132)
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
ft
4;
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A'
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