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Thursday,
November
13,
1947
THIS
AND
THAT
lST
0
Tlit
Cfri-
M.lll.fw
AH.it..
Srniof.
Inc.fV
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"AncMkeep
getting
that
awful
feeling
that
everybody
isn't
looking
at
me!"
llnter
Window
Garden
Makes
Spring
Come
Taster
and
Tear
lies
Many
Lessons.
Growing
ilowers
for
Christmas
the
flowers
are
likely
to
be
the
modern
home
is
not
easy.iferior
and
the
stems
weak,
be-
but
it
cart
be
done
if
paper
white
I
.
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111
riFOHiW
:
i
CHRISTMAS
FLOWERS
CAN
BE
GROWN
IN
WINDOW
GARDEN
2
cause
the
bulbs
have
not
ma
:
1
I
r
tured
to
the
degree
most
favor-'
able
for
"forcing."
;
"Forcing"
is
the
florist's
word
A
V
X
IT
OV
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V
-----
CAFE
narcissus
bulbs
are
started
at
onceand
grown
in
well
regulated
temperatures.
Without
such
care
r-
REX
SECOND
AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
Chop
Suey
Chow
Mein
CHINESE
DISHES
OUK
SPECIALTY
Open
6
a
Jn.
to
2
aoo.
PHONE
179
NATIVE
YOUTH
BURIED
HERE
Requiem
mass
for
Robert
Williams.
19-year-old
Moricetown
youth,
who
was
drowned
in
a
boat
accident
at
Ucluelet,
Vancouver
Island
on
October
12
was
celebii:ed
tni.'
morning
at
Annunciation
Church
by
Rev.
J.
Carroll,
O.M.I.,
before
a
number
of
friends
and
relatives
of
the
deceased.
The
youg
man
was
one
of
four
people
drowned
when
a
boat.
capsized
while
the
group
was
returning
from
a
dance
near
the
west
coast
settiement.
He
haa
been
employed
at
the
Kennedy
Logging
Co.
mil!
near
Ucluelet.
He
Is
survived
by
a
brother
Harold,
at
Hazelton
and
a
sister,!
Mrs.
Violet
Russel
afGlen
Vow-ell.
Mrs.
William
Jeffrey
of
Prince
Rupert
is
an
aunt,
as
are
Mrs.
Jack
Phlstle
of
Smithers.
1
Mrs.
Findlay
Russel
of
Glen
Vowell.
Robert
Simpson
of
Hazelton
is
an
uncle.
Burial
took,
place
at
Fairview
Cemetery
with
the
following!
acting'
as
pallbearers:
Robert
j
Harris,
George
Turner,
Walter'
Harris.
Oswald
Alexander,
Hor-
ace
Angus
and
Charles
Leeson.
for
making
a
plant
flower
out
of
season,
and
the
formula
for
accomplishing
this
is
much
the
(same
with
all
bulbs.
Bulbs
de
velop,
even
in
storage,
and
take
time
to
reach
the
stage
where
they
are
ready
to
grow.
If
planted
be
then,
they
first
must
produce
roots,
since
top
growth
withdut
good
roots
is
weak
and
seldom
flowers.
for
Paper
white
narcissi,
planted
i
.in
bowls
filled
with
gravel
or
i
pearl
chips,
should
be
kept
in
a
j
temperature
below
60
degrees
for
10
four
weeks,
preferably
in
dim
lteht.
When
root
growth
Is
sufficient,
top
growth
will
begin,
and
then
they?
should
have
all
the
light
possible.
Best
flowers
will
result
when
the
temperature
never
exceeds
70
dgrees;
':eeD
them
away
from
radiators
and
steam
pipes
and
out
of
over
heated
living
rooms.
Instead
of
gravel,
bowls
may
be
filled
with
bulb
fibre
or
potting
be,
soil.
Containers
should
be
deep
enough
to
allow
two
Inches
of
gravel,
fibre
or
soil
below
them.
Set
the
bulbs
cjose
together
but
do
not
let
them
touch,
and
only
the
necks
should
emerge
from
the
soil.
Yellow
paper1
whites
(solid
d'or)
and
narcissus
Early
perfection
can
also
be
grown
by
these
In
methods,
but
they
take
longer
to
make
flowers.
The
best
time
to
start
all
these
is
December
1
o
IN
B.C.'S
Good
eye
.
.
steady
arm.
Now
.
4
.
a
sudden
twang
and
your
arrow
stands
quivering
just
outside
the
center
bull
sixty
yards
away.
Like
many
another
outdoor
sport,
archery
holds
year
'round
popularity
in
favoured
British
Columbia.
On
the
coast,
clear
November
days
fill
golf
courses,
bowling
greens
.
.
.
even
tennis
courts,
while
hunting
and
riding
are
at
their
best
in
the
crisp
upland
country.
Yes
.
.
,
spring
or
fall,
winter
or
summer,
glorious
B.C.
offers
endless
facilities
for
outdoor
recreation
.
.
?
most
of
them
close
at
hand
just
waiting
to
be
enjoyed.
Start
discovering
them
all.
Then,
for
an
afternoon,
a
weekend
or
a
week
...
GET
OUTDOORS
IN
B.C.
WHOLESOME
RECREATION
THE
WHOLE
YEAR
'ROUND
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CANADIAN
MISSION
PAYS
VISIT
TO
EELGIAN
CONGO
Hon.
James
A.
MacKiKnnon,
Can-adlan
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
shown
in
the
native
quarter
of
Leopoldvllle
Belgian
Congo,
during
the
current
Canadian
mission
to
Africa
and
the
Mediterranean
area.
Next
to
Mr.
MacKinnon
Is
L.
H.
Ausman,
Canadian
trade
commissioner
at
Leopoldvllle
and
Mr
J.
S,
Duncan,
prominent
Canadian
industrialist,
who.
Is
one
of
the
members
of
the
11-man
mission
accompanying
the
trade
minister.
Mr.
MacKinnon
Is
now
In
London
on
his
way
home.
for
mid-January
flowers.
Large
bulbs
of
hyacinths
can
grown
in
water
In
special
glasses,
and
both
bulbs
and
glasses
are
available
this
year
the
first
time
since
the
war
began.
The
glasses
support
the
bulbs
just
above
the
water
Into
wnlcn
tnelr
roots
drop.
It
take.?
j
to
12
weeks
lor
the
roots
to
develop
In
a
?ark
place
in
coolj
tomnM-Qtnro
temperature.
When
YVhph'rimtR
roots
fill
fill
t.h
the
'
glass
and
top
growth
begins,
accustom
the
plant
gradually
to
light
and
grow
slowly
In
a
temperature
below
65
degrees.
The
water
should
not
be
changed
but
merely
replenishd.
When
top
growth
begins,
these
bulbs
must
have
all
tht
light
you
can
give
them.
They
should
kept
near
windows,
In
aun-parlor
or
room
where
ventilation
can
be
given
and
temperature
-kept
down.-
By
arranging
shelves-In
JroLx
of
a
window
on
which
the
plants
can
stand,
an
attractive
display
Js
made
Lily
of
the
Valley
pips,
which
can
hp
flnwprprt
In
hnuls
nf
mns
and
water,
are
again
available
i
extremely-limited
quantities.
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Schedule
An-West
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Mooee
vs.
Lucky
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View
vs
Variety.
Miller
Bay
vs
Orange,
Big
Sisters
vs
Bankers,
Blow
ers
vs.
Watts
&
Nlckerson.
November
13
Swicei
Sixteen
vs.
Savoy.
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vs.
Mansons.
Cosmos
vs.
Comets,
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vs.
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and
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'THE
PIONEER
MOOSE
BAZAAR
IS
INTEREST
CENTRE
Two-Day
Affair
to
Conclude
This
Evening
The
Moose
Temple
was
a
centre
of
soda1!
activity
Wednesdav
when
the
local
Chapter,
Women
of
the
Moose,
opened
its
two-day
sale
and
bazaar
which
Is
con
tinuing
today
and
will
be
cllm
axed
with
a
dance
thU
evening.
The
function
is
under
con-venership
or
Mrs.
H.
V.
Tatter-sall
and
the
guests
are
being
received
by
Mrs.
Percy
Bond,
senior
Regent
of
the
Chapter.
There
was
a
good
attendance
(
Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr
Alfred
Riic:iie
is
in
rh..
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Doek
...
v.mi
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of
the
tea
room
and
pourers
are
rj
wuiiam
Bussc
and
Mrs
O.
Thompson.
Serviteurs
are
(Mrs.
Henry
Dickens.
Mrs.
F.
Cal-jderoni
and
Mrs.
Dan
Morrison
liie
sewing
booth
is
under
directum
of
Mrs.
Harold
Mun-cey
and
Mrs.
Charles
Graham
while
Mrs,
J
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Moller
directs
'tV
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jtjli.
Supervising
the
variety
Dootn
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Mrs,
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