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daily
news
Gardens
and
Gardening
I
.
THEBimMICEUNDPOPPIES
Tt?fT
"rwtiig"
garden
TinidebrE-
isU
ln
'CtU
hse
ottri)
nruM
i
Int
tj
a
l:fc-rr.I
plsntlr?
c!
uij
Uw
!!?
of
losssnrt
poppies
at
LaXe
pcppe-
ntl.
as
Vor.r
name
lndtrss
Uiu
Anyone
who
so
rtrslirs
may
of
irjor.
rtr!;ij
and
vhlch
urt
sd'.o
btw
a
brHl'.mt
dfepUy
of
ibsat
In
his
f-owth
with
itr
firv
whttt.
alum
el
on
rcn
provided
only
he
ff
tlkci
W4
50MEOTTHIWV
y
lUULMI
POU.
s
while
the
ground
is
still
frooen.
Tour-
year
,
.(094
t--ainage.
Thry
sr
as
easily
raised
I
,
tat
atd
annua!
popple.
maJUnj
aj
;M,
imimrl.
una!!
tuft
of
fnHaar
'
from
vfelsti
rise
hairy
buds
UasH
sxpsQtl
into
fJ
Hoobu
of
woite.
glowing
yltaw
sad
bright
crangs.
Nww
lass
have
grssirr
Mdanad
Um
color
range
so
that
now
have
them
in
a
range
of
pinks,
ulsaosts
and
or-sng
of
fascinaBnt
delicacy
Bd
beau
ty-
Tt
new
ptex
strain,
aae
aomara.
originated
ta
Kern
Zealand
and
of
tbe
rterllat
acraeiUes
offered
ad
mOsjiim.
Sow
the
seed
thinly
WORK
OF
THE
G
ARDEN
CLUBS
jjj
Is
one1
1
by
1
where
you
want
(has
oopptes
They
can
be
transgsaMed
Baorc
readily
than
most
of
the
poppy
tribe
but
do
much
better
if
allowed
to
grow
without
moving,
h
r-Ziitw
them
to
six
Inches
apart
mate
a
mass
of
bloom.
While
they
aw
perennials,
they
are
mas
eweeeasfully
treated
aa
biennials,
osrlag
a
batch
each
year.
Sown
no.
Uwy
wfU
gm
a
scattering,
of
btoooMj
this
fall
and
be
One
plant
to
gl
!
"
Sd
great
many
communities,
especially
In
United
States
they
have
garden
-lub
-nd
when
the
fur.d
run
low
in
the
t
re&aury""t)x-y
put
on
a
sale
o'.
plar.-
or
seeds
as
hown
in
the
picture
above
i
CALLIOPSIS
AND
COREOPSIS
March,
and
show
new
leaf
grovth
often
display
In
early
May
or
late
April
(test
eotoofmi
ki
a
call.
opals
when
It
la
an
annual
and
a
coreopsis
when
It
.
Ja
a
-perennial.
Botanleally
both
are
)trcapet
with
distinctive
trade
names.
IBoth
aw
bnatttirul
and
Indispensable
Igaroaa
.
planU
.
Tbe
calliopsis
m
a
brilliant
annual
noted
for
the
velvety
richness
of
ft
red
and
brown
tone
and
for
tbe
keftllant
contrast
of
a
rr-1
:
center
and
yellow
edging
In
some
of
the
nineties
ss
well
as
handiumr
marbled
effects
Both
are
beautitu:
material
for
cutting,
i
The
greater
Tartety
of
color
Is
.found
In
tbe
annual
form.
It
is
a
plant
-iat
must
be
rtn
where
It
It!
to
bloom
ss
It
does
not
stand
transplanting
well
.
There
are
dwarf
orla
which
make
miniature
bushes
literally
cert-red
with
bloom
They
are
for
garden
display.
The
taller
types
give
fine
lend
stems
for
cutting.
The
cal-1
!
ltopsls
are
not
particular
as
to
soir
land
win
Houruh
anywhew.
Their
one
need
la
fall
sun
j
The
perennial
coreopsis
Is
one
of
the
;
fines
yeikTWs
for
out
flowers
in
the
garden
with
stems
a
foot
or
more
in
lleflgtn
Recently
hybridists
have
produced
new
perennial
rarietK-a
which
have
the
red
centers
of
the
annual
types.
They
are
Juat
entering
ttie
sted
trade
and
will
be
with
u
in
anotlur
year
or
so
THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
ackward
Season
SALE
Outfitters
Cor
boyg
of
all
ages,
The
Acme
Importers
is
the
most
popular
emporium
for
the
young
ones.
They
like
eoming
to
The
Acme
themselves.
Many
of
their
parents
like
coming,
too,
and
behw
arc
some
of
the
prices
which
parents
like.
Hut
these
are
only
a
few
of
the
many
special
sale
prices
now
on.
BOYS'
SUITS
BOYS'
LONG
PANT
SUITS
And
in
this
lot
some
of
them
have
two
pairs
of
pant.
Very
snapnv
styles,
in
pure
wool
tweeds.
All
sizes.
Regular
values
up
to
$20.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price.
.
-9.95
BOYS'
JERSEYS
BOYS'
PURE
WOOL
JERSBYS
Just
the
kind
of
jersey
for
summer
wear.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
95c
BOYS'
GOLF
HOSE
THE;
FAMOUS
ST.
MARGARET'S
T
iwj?
&
Solf
hSe
for
boys.
All
p'ure
wool
and
good
wearing.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
(J5C
BOYS'
UNDERWEAR
BOYS'
B.
V.
D.
NO-BUTTON
UNDERWEAR
We
have
these
in
all
sizes.
So
handy
with
no
buttons
to
come
off.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
5c
BOYS'
KNICKERS
KNICKERS
FOR
BOYS
IN
FOX
SERGE
Hard
wearing
stuff,
the
kind
that
boys
like,
for
they
look
well,
too.
Backward
Season
Sale
Pn'ce
95c
"
BOYS'
UNDERWEAR
THE
FAMOUS
ST.
MARGARET'S
BRAND
Short
sleeves
and
knee
length.
Easy
fitting
and
comfortable
for
summer
wear.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
$1,95
The
Acme
Importers
NO
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
NO
C.
0.
D.
TERMS,
STRICTLY
CASH
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
These
Sale
Prices.
i
Bocal
Items
TKsj
tor
Westminster
CUee
Stagers
on
aft'at
Rose.
Cowan
and
laiis.
Lid
.
MjMonery
SUw.
(MO)
usual
'
aw
ii
oeeraraent
vffJres
con
nmlisA.tMres.ua.
a
AIHB-to
.
flUthe
txslttoR
Mpr
peace.
p
Tbewnanw
eo
mot
u
nr.eSF.
Larscn.-
M
ly
vacated
there
y
C.
He
1
also
regtetrar
of
c.wrt
aad
olerk
of
the
Sport
Chat
A
Mrely
baseball
gam
eapected
'.o-nlfht
when
the
Bks
take
o
the
Orraa
Trx
last
time,
she
.earn
met
ihe
Ser-
w4M
ranlk
iiMlitriri
a
Uttrtt
iMnl
ah.a;ng
up
much
better
and
Stan
seeren's
sng
are
figuring
on
Uiming
hr
tablet
on
tiila
occasion
Nerer-.beiass.
the
Bks
aw
full
of
eoeJVdeose
and
are
baain
to
get
better
breaks
tosugatt
thaa
they
dm
in
tarwe
tas
two
games
which
thaw
lost
1U
paeaengan.
lAMwUMjwia
0iaee
much
mltanri
on
UaeU
,
trip
tourUU.
aboard
tneinitsUMr.
Bsi
lisnaan
LoWlck.
lo
puU
rbss
Alice
which
was
t
ahem
uuwucb-
Pt
tJitt'
monimg
bound
lor
fkgwaj.
PJfSSS""
VT,Lr
Acttrltts.
of
ilk.
CHI.
Softlmll
the
raagaiavns
Mr.
A.
K.
Storey.
,
Mmto
lnd
11
9"-
'
Kuly
far
the
many
neopkL
parueulariy
;
the
peay
Thaee
kt
now
a
three
way
tst
,
Mn.!'Jln
MoW
aster
and
aoaa.
after
M
the
ton
batwesai
the
Station.
Super.)
a
rlart
jbare
with
Um.
aUsUrt
intandent
Otftee
and
Round
House.
paiwts-.gflsr
(f
and
Mm.
S.
A.
Hie-!
at
tbe
espeose
of
the
Dry
Dock.
To-keraon
fnwm
Saturday
evening
an
the
q'atrt
the
Statlan
marts
tse
Dry
Bonk
r-rlnos
fjker
for
a
hottday
trip
to
ajg
la
hopaful
of
going
to
the
top.
Varrctfrar,
b-
n
accomrnaied
by
Mr.
FTwtay
i
lining1
flitum
between
Botmd
llillilsf.
who
came
south
from
the4
Hue
aad
aupertnlendent
Office
wUl
'melta
ferWti
-.
n
the
same
steamer.
bring
tbe
first
half
of
tbe
schedule
to
a
dose
H
OMtp
loconwtiw
."are
man
tor
'
be
CbnadJai.
National
Hall
ways
at;
J
yuMOIIl
'
'Jmlthan.
aso
Mrs
DwHtag
arrleed
la!
.be
city
fwsr.
the
interior
a
tbe
e4
CU
B.
steemer
Prince
John.
Cap
if
the
waak
itd
lbd
Saknnmy
ewI.
Hkbha.
u
due
in
port
at
t
ocl
nlng
on
tbe
Prince
Rupert
for
Vsn-
tonight
from
Vancouver
direct
and
wftl
oour-r.
tmtrr
they
wl)l
make
the
sail
soon
after
arrtral
for
Vancouver
round
tstp
to
Skacway
for
a
holiday,
via
the
south
Quean
Charlotte
Islands.
V'4'
Avoid
this
Pitfall
WTsity
oTLife
Insurance
.Ujroueh
a
belief
thatrthey
can't,ffSr8t,
or
because
of
an
exaggerated
feeling
0f
prosperity.
Yet
rriost
estates
often
disclose
vanished
assets
and
reveal
too
late
that
a
little
foresight
could
have
secured
financial
protection
for
dependents.
..
Enquttt
today
THB
Manufacturers
Life
Insurance
Company
HEAD
OFFICE
.
.
TORONTO,
CANAM
Brancu
OffWr-
aH-
Rogers
Bang..
Var,.
....
P.
A.
Twlas,
Bsnnch
Manager
N08KJ8
AT.
rKIX0I.E.
UISIKICT
Kr!lKfeEy
ITIV
E
Prince
Rupert.
B.
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FORD
CAR
HOUDAILLE
HYDRAULIC
SHOCK
ABSORBERS
Positive
Smooth
Double
Acting
HOUDAILLE
Hydraulic
Shock
AbsorWri,
four
tn
cverv
Ford
Car.
ar
nrirelv
1fn1v
tn'trtiir
action
since
they
remain
inactive
and-
in
-neutral
position
on
smooth
roads.
Let
a
tvheel
encounter
the
(lightest
depression
or
bump,
however,
and
they
respond
with
the
velvet
precision
of
a
cat'i
paw.
Ilc1daille
Shock
Absorben
were
not
adapted
to
the
Ford
car
after
it
was
built,
but
were
p-rt
of
the
sped
ficxtioni
laid
down
by
the
Ford
engineers
u
they
planned
the
car.
Therefore,
Houdaillcs,
their
powerful
operation
coordinated,
became
integral
parts
ot
the
complete
chassis.
It
is
for
this
reason
that
they
function
with
such
perfect
cfliciency
on
the
Ford
caz.
Houdaillcs
absorb
both
the
upward
and
downward
thrust
of
the
shock
throuch
slowing
the
spring
action
by
means
of
a
heavy
glycerine
solution,
which
i
forced
through
a
small
valve
from
one
compartment
to'
another.
They
check
the
rebound
of
the
car
.
softly,
exert
no
tension
on
the
springs
and
are
always
ready
to
offer
resistance
to
tbe
blow
when
and
as
required.
In
fact,
the
more
severe
the
shock,
the
more
effectively
Houdaillcs
operate.
Different
from
any
other
shock
absorber,
the
lloudaille
connecting
link
between
the
frame
and
the
axle
of
the
car
is
a
steel
arm,
not
just
a
fabric
strip
to
wear
out
and
be
replaced.
Adjustable
to
suit
differing
road
conditions
and
various
loads,
the
Houdaille
U
more
than
a
shock
absorber
and
more
than
a
fnubbec.
Inspect
the
Ford
car
carefully
part
by
part.
Then
know
the
thrill
of
driving
it.
Dy
its
performance
ypu
will
rralixc
the
easy
riding
comfort
of
an
lloudaille
equipped
Ford.
Arrange
for
your
demonstration
ride
nearest
Ford
dealer
v
7
V
Drive
it
VT3
U
,
Yourself
yAjjix.
Jjf
there
is
no
yVfla
getter
Test
Ford
Car
Features
CXmtt
rdtmrt
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miUi
sa
km
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