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DAILY
EDITIOI'
t4L
ff5
Thursday.
.May
jjo
IV?.
Better
Gardening
-Than.
Ever
Before.
lfrince
Hupert
has
better
gardens
and
more
of
them
than
ever
before,
and
each
year
should
see
an
increase
in
the
number.
While-
it
.cannot
be
said
that
gardening
is
as
easy
here
as
in
the
south,
it
is
productive
of.
good
results
if
engaged
in
with
good
judgment
and
persistency.
In
the'
first
place
a
gardener
here
must
not
expect
to
raise
everything
just
the
same
here
as
in
-Victoria,
foin'slance.
Conditions
are
different.
Roses
of
the
hardier
varieties
should
be
chosen
and,
.so
should
a
great
many
other
flowers.
My
careful
propagation,
however,
it
will
be
found
that
very
good
showings
can
be
made.
Making
A
Lawn
Is
-
-
i
Matter
of-Mowing.
Making
a
lawn
is
very
largely
a
matter
of
persistent
use
of
the
lawn
mower.
Take
a
piece
of
fairly
dry
muskeg
and
ue
the
lawn
mower
on
it
and
in
a
few
years
there
will
be
a
lawn.
It
is
to
be
expected
that
."a.
great
many
people
will
lake
exception'
to
this
statement.
They
will
tell
what
difficult
work
it
was
for
them
to
get
their
lawns.
Of
course
the
correct
thing
is
to
thoroughly
dig
and
fertilize
the
land
and
sow
plentv
or
seed.
No
other
method
will
get
as
good
results.
The
difficulty
is
Jhal
a.
great
many
people
IhbikHhat-
will
producea
lawir
whereas
il
is
the
niowing
that
brings
the
results.
If
a
lawn
is
cut
two
or
three
times
a
week
aj
this
time
of
year
it
will
soon
look
like
velvet.
Rolling
helps
and
so
does
fertilizing
but
the
one
thing
necessary
anove
cverytning
else
is
persistent
use
or
the
lawn
mower.
City
Never
Looked
'
-Better
Than
Today.
Prince
Rupert
never
loOkefMirighier?
and
more
prosperous
than
it
does
today.
The
buildings
with
a
few
exceptions
have
been
painted
and
give
a
visitor
tire
ideajlhat
the
residents
are
awake
anuon
the
job.
The
windows
of
the
shops
look'
"bright
aiid
are
well
decorated.
Some
of
the
merchants
here
lake
iv
lot
of
trouble
with
their
shop
windows
and
use
them
wholly
for
display
of
it
heir
goods.
Others
stick
cards
nod
foreign
ndver-!
Using
inciter
ju
their
windows
hndrthen
exueVt
lo
sell
their
goods.
'
Pulling
a
card
advertisementin
the
window
spoils
the
Whole
effect
just
as
a
sluffer
spoils
the
effect
of
a
letter.
It
is
impossible
to
do
two
thiiigsat
once.
..A
merchant
cannot
advertise
his
own
goods
atid
some
other
at
the
same
time
with
any
chance,
of.fuccess.
A
bright
window
card
absorbs
the
attention
of
(he
passer
and
the
goods
are
not
noticed.
The
wise
merchant
is
he
who
devotes
a
lot
of
lime
to
hi
window,
for
it
is
the
best
advertising
be
can
get.
It
ranks
just
ahead
of
newspaper
advertising.
The
.slatternly
merchant
is
he
who
Ifaleii
to
the
request
'of
any
tea
meeting
or
dance
that
coihes
"along
dhd
"clntjer
his.
window
with
cards,
and
similar
forei
mi
mailer.
,
If
the
window.
is,
worth
anything
it
i
worth
attending
to."
Iflit-js
kept
only
to
give
away,
it
might
as
well
he
abolished;
Finally
the
bright
window,
devoted,
wholly
to
.display
.
of
"."M7
gwou
uiuujoiuri
10
visuurs
ijou
me
mcrcuaiiis
are
alive
and
nave
faith
in
the
goods
they
offer.
Used
After
Shaving
Keeps
the
Skin
Soft
Mr.
W.
C.
Dunford,
119-ADanforthAve.,
-Toronto,
Ont.,
writes
"Having
been
affected
with
a
tender
neck
and
irritation
after
shaving
for
the
last
three
years,
I
am
now
tiling
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
and
getting
wonderful
results.
habit
of
applying
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
after
THE;
shaving
has
been
acquired
by
many
men
who
previously
experienced
much
discomfort
on
account
of
tenderness
of
the
skin.,
It
is
remarkably
effective
in
making
the
skin
soft
and
smooth
and
prevents
and
relieves
irritation,
eczema
and
Barber's
itch.
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
60cta.
a
box,
all
dealer
er
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
Limited
Toronto
2,
Canada
ISJEALOUSFOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
Former
Librarian
Sees
Only
Sixth
of
Column
In
Bio.
Canadian
Edition
MAKES
SUGGESTIONS
,
(llv
Yi
.Mortimer
II
'cerldinly
is
Irne
that
oho
never
knows
what
the
mall
man
(will
bring.
I
"sually
he
produces
I
ho
greatest
surprises
in
the
world.
Today
one
of
them
was
a
Ion."
bundle-
of
naners
It,
hore
a
familiar,
honest,
brown
wrapping
thai
reminded
me
of
he
papere
an
Kjiglish
aunt
seut,To
thtiMi
dears
out
in
thai
wild
chiintry."
No
doubt
niarty
of
us
have
received
such
evidences
of
'sympathy.
,Vith
hasle
I
opened
it
only
to
exclaim,
v
tiat
newspaper
finh
jn
Itoslou
thinks
this
one
copy
will
be,
sufficient
for
no)
lo
become
a
subscriber."
Not
.ear-In
gto
he
"rushed"
the
paper
was
laid
aside.
'
.
All
Canada-Supplement
"A
chance
remark
as
o
the
popVitarityof
the
paper
impelled
mejaler
pi
ilia
day
to
inspect
i),
and-I
opened
my
eyes
w
ide,
pel
-
lieti
myseir,
in
ine
cnair
as-the
heudiiiji
";VlP
Canada
"
Supple-men
'
I."
came
into
view.
Most
everyone
has
sympathize.!
with
the
chief
character
of
Haley's
"Man
without
a
country;"
nmd
in
so
doing
they
will
he
lenient
with
one
who
holds
dear
Ihe
".Ww
-garden
of
Cani
ada,"
as
Talhol
calls
nrilU!i
Columbia.
Instuntly
I
was
all
interest
and
felt
thrilled
as
it
became
ap
parent
that
three
of
Ihe
four
sections
of
thU
6i
page
issue
dealt
wiin
Canada.
omeoni
knowing
my
nationality
hall
sent
the
paper
and
mentally
I
thanked
Ihem
for
their
kindness.
The
pages
rustled,
everyone
i:t
the
neighborhood
must
have
re
marked,
"Someone
is
going
to
have
burned
vegetables
'for.
din
ner."
It
is
a
tragic
fact
that
wnen
reamng
intently
one
sense"
of
smell,
time
andXduly
become
completely;
jObiteratei.
.v
prayer
jor.iie
young
ma
i
who.-e
"fancy
l&hlly
turns
to
thoughts
of
Invej"
etc..
shonbl
fe,
"l.'ft
her.
never
forget
her
duly,
Ihe
hour
of
meals
and
how
to
ue
all
her
senses,
yea,
even
the
sense
of
detecting
the
car
bonization
of
the
vegetables
of
(he
earth."
My
husband
ntid
out,
on
that
prayer.
Share
of'
Glory
!
In
tiny
Mapjc
Leaf
shaped
pictures-
were
shown
the
Sine).
I
fer
at
Trail;
"Metropolis
of
the
Vel,"
Vancouver;
llocky
Mount
ains,
Alberta,
Montreal,
"meeting
plane
of
trade
routes
and
ocean
lines."
so
on
went
the
review
of
the-
important.
places
of
Canada.
Knob
province
hail
its
share
of
glory
ami
publicity.
Nori.
John
Oliver
wielded
his
pen
in
praise,
of
Urilish,
Columbia.
Of
the
"(ialeway
of
Canada,'
H
lift's
Carmen
wrole
Very
glow
ingly.
Il
was
a
firs
page-
item
and
to
make
it
beautiful
it
wa
garnished
with
bits
'.of
poetry.
He
says.:
"Among
'my
film
of
memory,
the
collection
of-
Canadian
imprint
begins
willi
.St.
jWjhi
and
its
harbour,
and
the
SI.
John
Jliver
Valley,
Inllie
day-
of
wooden
ships
and
ends
with
Vancouver
and
Victoria
in
thes-?
days
of
iron
uleain
tramps
and
mammoth
ocean
liners."
It
is
hoped
lhat
Mr.
Carmen
will
visit
thn.
one
"(Saleway
of
Canada"
of
which
hi
inaki-
no
mention.
Will
someone
nle."o
send
a
picture
of
this
"Jalewiiy'
lo
Mr.
Carman
before,
he
writes
another
front
page
article
for
a
paper
that
is
sent
all
over
the
worjd.
Ills
cousin
C.
L
I.
Hoberts
could
tell
him
of
it.
Forjot
Prince
Rupert
Oh,
well
just
another
case
if;
"Ihej
forgot
Prince
Huperl."
Half
a
minute,
that
slaleuienl
is
drruiious,
one.
sixth
of
a
column
bore
a
note
from
that
city
of
the
north,
the
outlet
for
I
ho
great
peace
-
lliver
distric'l
TlnvV.tfourl.Iiji
it-
a
col.uuin
wii
devoted
to
the
Little
Theatre
of
Vancouver,
ILC,
to
say
nolhingl
or
the
whole
page
articles
ex.
ploltlng
the
valiie,
beauty
an
J
achievement
of
.Victoria,
Van.
couver
and
Vancouver
Island.
Was
it
bitterness
in
my
soul
thai
-brought
out
Ihe
Irony
of
thefftalement
about,.
"As
th
Iouiliion's
nearer!
harbor
In
III
'rienl.
it
holds
an
importanl
geographical
position.
It
Is
at
the
terminus
of
the
Canadian
Xational
lines
and'
stands
alone
aoiaij
,cy
fir
pl.rl
,
II
h
ttarlH.r
In
open.
the
Jear
armittL;
Prlne-i
llupel--imt
orlh
Haim--ti
being
the
large!
halibub
fishi"g:
PH
tk
1';
-worbf
3a'(id'
in
the
center
of
imortau(
nalmon
nsii-
erie.
Put
Forth
Claim
A
RT-RUGS
Made
in
Qanadahy
Canadians'for
Caiuuiiuns
wmammm
iimim
wmmMwmmmimmmwmm
500
ririlfr
f-0iii
lhefhirrtl
Can-Ion
Hie
down
if
Hug
land,
yet
it
goe
into
llio
toky
alinnphere
of.
the
city
of;
Vancouver
nnd
yoi
again
iicyonij.'-jh'tv
liolden
fijite
'if
San
Pra
VtheJ(
ro.Mr
peelive
nictiir'eHack
the
diinlilv
pir
the
J'rinee.jjlljpeii
iuiinen.
t:.ill
it
the,
frjify
of
ih.j
T4iiem
ole."
A
lijiritrf.
Painolilel
w;i
To
anyone
Midfng
t!o
ItornaP"'
inl
,,l"
bamt?!
the
other
day
eieeially
one
with
ari
American
turn
or
iiiin.l,
I
wonder
what
Ihey
wouhl
think?
-Teft-lu
one
il,
.
......
'Ill
...
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1
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.
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i
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.
.
wouiu
ne,
-mat
.utile
Purg
rei!1""
1
"
'i'Vi
Miuaien
on
minds
me
or
Los
Angeles,
tryiu5s,',",,d
Aveinie,;
h
wpll
n
(o
han
t
got.
Imagine
il
putting
forth
Ihe
claim
to
being
(he
lar
gest
halibut
rolling,
port
in
thu
wnrbl.
ir
ihey
are
tryjntr
lo
"osi
(heir
town;
a.i
the
aim
nt
lie
whole
isflie
.Veeni
bei
why
don't
lhey.,put
up
auian
ied
article,
a
fefigurc,
for
they
tell
Why
don't
Ihey
pralsn
ihelr
ieenery.
to'lr
Ifiealro
Vlub,
if
Ihey
have
one,
llfeir
lilslojy
or
any
iijorta)
thing
that
will
tajk
and
interest
ime
instead,
of
letting
fnnieoiW-iiiy
that
.liiey
ju.l
,
"put
orlh
the
claim,"
y
city
orusunMta'
What
have
we
In
Prince
flu.
perl
(hat
would
"talk"
A
col-
tlnm
on
Victoria
1
headed
Ihe.
"City
of
Hoes.",
Why
not
ror
our
city
the
heading
"City
of
Sunsets?"
Those
Sunsets
I
can
fee
them
yet,
when
(he
heavem
tlare
crimson
a'nilfjhe
UIhihIh
of
Ihe
west
stanir.lnJty.bliick
on
I
hp
horion.
The
iSuu
ha
sel
fo?
me
on
the
Atlantic,
nh
the
dcHeni
from
one
of
1fijHr"aslerii
Librnr
les.
Daveupm
jg;
Iowa,
or
nouii
such
place.
Jlt-boj-c
a
ideliire
of
iown
:i
claim
thinnr.'
thai
maybe
l&ii"
all.
Meslde
It
nloml
(,
(.'roup
or
toursi
:'l,et
uh
hoie
they
were
not
the
klml
in
I
wee.
I
knickers,
carrying
a
black
h-alhc
vanity
ease,
"hiking"
on
the
S.S.
Prince
Oforge,
,yoit
iiuw,
'Jjiiu
small
artlole
willi
the
accompany
ing
picture
gave
more
ineal
n-
mosphere
and
would
arouse
nior
interest
than
all
Ihe
m(Ji
of
a
column
In
the
iolou
pnpr'
Attract
Interest
Here
in
this
town
a
fa
mil
livi-u
in
an
olil
aboile
lloiije,
nuuiy
year
ago.
The
JiiMory
WL
the
place,
was
leariied.Miroifiij,
TjoAt
of
Jhewell
known
Missioit
inn
realized
Hint
he-
had
something
dial
would
allratMnlpresl.
He
spared
Ho
elTrtrl
In
advertising
what
he
hail,
flood
sound
pub.
llelly
he
gave
the
place,
wrap-ping
the
shroud
of
early
California
history
about
II.
The
Inn
Is
said
lo
"land
on
Ihe
site
of
no
old
Spanish
Mission,
ami
raU
er
Slerro
himself'
Is
fumnoseil
i.-.
have
come
here.
Practically
on
regions
of
Southern
Californlfjnolhlng
u
woven
an
elaborate
ThUixJ.ty,
May
l0;,fl
0
ikf
Aitr
it
til
Kdikm,r
to
ut
-
hinWCHyft
i.'m
in
mullrtry,
jWJW
ff
M.
"Weren't
you
clever
to
choose
a
Congoleum
Rugj"
What
a
pleasure
it
is
to
usher
your
guests
Into
a
room
that
is
the
perfection
of
dainty,
charm'
1
With
a
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Art-"Nn.r
on
rhe
floor
vou
have
tionc
far
toward
"that
ideal
and
at
such
reasonable
cost.
This
young
housewife
has
made
her
Gold
Seal
Rug
the
babis
for
the
.color
scheme
of
.the
room.
Unfortunately
it
is
impossible
to
show
you
in
a
newspaper
how
the
colors
of
the
rug
blend
with
the
wall,
curtains
and
other
furnishings
of
this
up-to-date
room.
Whatever
room
in
the
house
needs
livening
up
there's
a
Congoleum
Rug
to
help
you
do
it.
You
can
choose
from
rich
Oriental
patterns
in
deep
mellow
sfiadcs
and
from
beautiful,
floral
effects
in
delicate
colors.
Congoleum
Rugs
are
so
practical
and
labor-saving
two
important
features
that
modern
Canadian
womcn
insist
upon.
Since
they
are
waterproof
and
dustproof,
you
can
friNGOLEUM
COLD
SEAL
keep
them
immaculate
with
the
simplest
kind
of
cleaning.
And
these
rugs
ding
tight
to
the
floor
without
a
single
fastening
of
any
kind.
Size
range
from
small
handy
mats
to
nine
by
fifteen
foot
room-size
rugs.
Always
Look
for
the
Gold
Stall
Don't
take
it
for
granted
that
j'liet
any
InlKir-saving
flixir-covcring:
is
Congoleum.
All
genuine.
Congoleum
!cars
the
Gold
Seal
pasted
on
the
lace
of
the
pattern.
This,
Gold
Seal,
as
shown
above,
has
tood
for
years
in
the
minds
of
millions
of'womcn
a
a
positive
assurance
of
superior
quality
and
proved
value.
It
reads-
and
means,
"Satisfaction
Guaranteed
or
Your
Money
Hack."
You
owe
it
to
yourself
to.
sec
Congoleum
Rugs
they
are
the
biggest
flor-coyerinK
valuo
in
all
Canada.
Yonn
dealer
will
be
glad'
to
show
them
to.
you.
Congoleum
Canada
limited
1270
St.
I'itrkk
Sirrft,
Montred,
Qxitbtc
Cuc(Uura
CnJ
LimiuJ
IWSt,
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Sum,
M-ruril,
fwUe
Grmlritwn:-!
Jullbr
tUi
fotut)?"
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out
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ox
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cjr
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you
livrat
airivCuaftJfuW'Vi'Kup.
Niw
i
Sirtff,
Town
fW
fabric.
lias
not
4Prince
Huperl
something
to
weave
on?
fm
not
the
Imlhuis
tn
jr
siimeining,
what
or
(he
tM.U
nf
lu;
tiijj.Wlonares
rlie
'in
I
hn
Jlible
saying:
"Where
there
is
no
vision
Ihe
people
perish,"
and
tor
our
town
wilh
Us
Co.l
Klvep
situation
ami
natural
ieuutle(
there
must
be
u
vlsjon.
Opportunity
J'here
was
an
opportunity
for
an
excellent
ticcounl'
of
Prlnca
Hujiert.
An
account
I
hat
would
briiiig
out
the
local
selling
glv
a
vision
of
our
mountains,
of
the
vast
reaches
of
cool
ever
green
clad'
hills,
of
Ihe
glJM.m,
ing
arm,
of
lh
sea
thai
wander
around
the
island.
oMhe
iinrtliJ
ern
lighli
and
of
the
Joy.
after
a
rain,
then
loo
a
word
about
he
Indian,
the
totems,
thq
places
tourist
can
ee
and
for
lite
men
Information
abolil
lb.)
Iiunllng
and
NsIiIiik
grounds,;
Ves,
lb,,
iioiih.
coiinlrs-
Is
to
bo
Hn'
plu
ground
for
alj
nalions,
a
I
u
rally
I
lie
re
would,
be
a
good
note
with
all
Ihe
commercial
as.
sets,
touching
Ihe.
flshlnif.
turn.
bcring,
Jiik-rior
ndiiiug,
the
elt
valor
and
alii
Willi
all'
Ibis
lo
loll,
the
two
parauranliN
In
the
lloslon
miner
Just
pul
forth
j
sinallt
claim
for
puiil
icily,
a,i,(
even,
that
wu
doi'iMfuU
Vancouver
and
Vlo-lorla
naw.
Hi
lo
have
reai
IJvj
arliclcs
Willi,
lii-riisliiiir
liuaillnirs.
clever
view,
and
exact
informa
lion.
In
a
few
year
lliat
highway
through
the
Interior
of
tho
Pro
vince
H
tl
he
olready
I
haw
be
goes
lo
Prinpe
lit
.u
an'
planning
di
op
lhal
way.
Vo
'
,hey
will
conn1
liuiohers
aitd
so
u
vV
1
,.
Plf
bel
o
attract
a"
'r
eonvi-r.
On
to
Rupert
That
hiuhwav
Prince
Huperl
and
in
view
or
the
r"''
the
coming
toun
let
it
be
known
ju
there
is
to
offer
'llli.l
II...
.Hliltll
'
Ui
'
-
;v
'
HIM
who
enl
in
that
im'!
,a"'
,
.
.
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...
....
il
fr
ine
cuy
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v
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,
.
wopld
Iiuva.
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a
l,fr',rfnL
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-i
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nuioi
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&
i
no
TCP1
.
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.
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i
n1-
'
Sli
(lll'Ull,
Sll
-
,y
can
alinoMt
launoi
the
corn'pondeiit
i-
Vii;rouv'r
man.
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.
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.
.
rii-Jiouii
r
.
uf
l.yn.u.
"I
Love
In
HrJ
.way,"
and
J
he
deacon
Hie
singing
began,
1
!'
"
sjeil1"
bill
found
be
h!
ed
Ihe
n'ole
too
high,
Atrlilii
lm
beiriltl.
"'
1
i.J
..T....,
....
iir
steal"
but
thl
lime
low.
tlip-e
more
b
(rl
,
'
love
lo
eal
"
and
?am
pilch
wan
wrong.
hi
After
the
lhjr.l
'"
";
(Ui
iniiilsler
nld,
"Ol.'fvinx
bi(ilher
propcnfi'ic".
K
t.ray."
Wenlem
Chrl"3"
rate.
.
SuLicfilii
to"
The
Dili