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of
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Saturday,
January
19,
1929
PREPARING
THE
GARDEN
This
is
the
season
of
the
year
to
commence
preparing
for
a
garden.
Many
who
saw
what
their
neighbors
wore
doing
last
year
have
made
up
their
minds
to
emulate
them
this
coming
spring
and
see
if
they
too
cannot
have
a
lawn
or
a
flower
garden
on
their
lots.
I
While
gardennignheniiuiskegi-ironiTnHTasymat-"
ter,
it
is
not
so
difficult
as
to.
prevent
anyone
i
having
a
garden.
Flowers
of
the
hardier
varieties
grow
well
arid
vegetables
are
a
good
crop,
once
the
soil
is
sweetened
.
'
The
first
thing
i-to-tura.4t-up-to4ho-air-amLlight-and-drainit.
The
wet
come&easY.'-
'!
.
When,
the
weather
is
right'
in
January
or
February
is
the
best
time
to
dig,
but
good
gardanshavotbeen
obtained
by
later
cultivation.
'AFGHAN
SITUATION
While
Great-BritainTniriTOtijrtalrinai
in
connection
with
therAfghaau'ebellion,
it
is
plain:
to-everyone
that
the
Empiwis
vifealry
interested
in
the
situation
because
Afghanistan1
is
a
eidse
neighbor
td
India
and
controls
the
passes
through
the
mountains.
This
gives
a
great
opportujvity-or-propagon4r-evei--foi,l-militaiy
What
on
earth
did
you
want
to
board
like
that
for?''
buy
a
great
massive
cup-1
"But
my
dwir,
it's
a
genuine
antique.
They
don't
make
things',
like
that
nowaday.
Why,
an
old
crusader
used
to
lock
his
wife'
up
in
that
before
he
went
off
to
the
wars."
The
Humorist.
'
Fashion
Fancies
As
for
furs.
As
a
general
rule
only
the
very
flat
furs
are
used
fbr
coats
this
yepi
Soft,
supple
iwid
h
man
r
mh.
vAnrfv
iWfrxl.
nkid
In
advanfa
S5.00
P1".
'ooinng
aimosi
use
a
line
i...
kuji
n.M.
tw-
.AVhnii
.mM
.
."..ii!
1
'
-
KAMllkitpaper,
are-nwedr-and-thesd
are
sometimes
cellared
and
cuffed
with
long-haired
fur,
auch
as
fox,
Transient
Display
TCdvertfllng;
perTncn",
'
pennsortton
$0TtHd
after
are.
used
alone.
Transient
Advertising
on!
Front
Pjgek
.per
inch
.:'.iM,Ul.v
Local
Readers,
per
Insercionji
pei
line,,
f.
.(...
.-.
Classified
Advertising,
per
Insertion;
ipenrwprd
..,,;....,,...
Leynl
Notices,
aeb
in",t,on
per
airate
Jine
,15
Or
four
months
for
.
$1.00
Fox,
however,,
trima
,,thi
coat
of
brown
caracul
fox
in
a
new
ian
shade.
Notice
.its
collar.
The
off-the-collar
trim
is
a
feature
of
the
new
mode.
What
To
Do
About
the
Uneven
Hemline
on
Your
Evening
Frock
advantage
and
the
government
01
mam
wouia
nnu
me
Here
it
ig!
The
solution
to
that
situation
difficult
with
a
hostile
neighbor
even
sufficient-baffling
quoty:
"What
type
of
lv
hostile
to
poison
the
minds
of
the
people
of
India
against
evening
coat
shall
I
get
for
that
the
government.
idrew
with
all
the
floating
drap-
The
Indians
and
Afghans
are
not
like
the
people
,
with
Boft
metal
bfocade
ewa
whom
Canadians
ordinarily
have
to
deal.
They
are
of
a
wrp
pictured
here
hM
.
different
race
with
different
religion
and
ideals.
They
fishtail
back
that
adequately
cov-are
influenced
in
a
different
manner
from
those
of
the
era
any
long
dresa
panels,
it
is
white
race.
The
situation
cannot
be
judged
according
to
collared
luxurioualy
in
yellow
similar
conditions
in
Canada
or
the
United
States,
The
'
velvet
and
boaata
a
of
India
know
this
ceful'
"Prizing
ime.
people
connected
with
the
government
CONSOLIDATED
MOVE
,;:
i
The
reDort
that
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
rnmnanv
nlans
tft
oien
an
assav
off
ice
in
Prince"
Rupert
and
has
already
appointed
a
man
t,tf
Me:
Charge
6f
.it
is
one
of
the
best
bits
of
news
we
baveet'bjOeii
&mio
pub-r
lish.
It
is
still
another
indication,
ot
the
qhange
in
the
local
situation
and
the
desire
of
some
of
'
the
big
interests
to
make
use
of
the
advantages
which
exist
here
.
With
an
assay
office
here
many
mininc
men
will
come
and
brirtr
their
samples
for
testing.
There
are
already
men
engaeed
in
handling
mining
stocks
here.
The
next
step
will
be
to
establish
a
mining
bureau
and
have
it
as
complete
as
possible.
WHAT
IS
IT
I
i
that
keepr
you
Tftwayr
Iqolr-
'
ing
well
anil
smartly
draai-J
ed?
".!-.
i
'
I
OUR.
-SERVICE
i
PHONE
ai9
to
have
your
clothes
pressed
!
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
I
all
parts
of
the
city.
'
For
that
Suit
i
We
have
fine
Fall
and
Winter
Suitings
and
.Over-
i
coatings
on
hand.
Come
in
1
todays
and.
jet
us
lake
your
meHMtfre.
Cutting,
workmanship,
style,
'
all
guaranteed.
'
Rest
materials
and
reason-''
able
prices.
j
Ling,
the
Tailor
l'hone
C49
I
Aj
Edge-Holding
Sows
Fast
Eastj-Cutting
SAVtfS
3
V
CuirnteJbcauMmJ
ri
V
from
our
own
Httl
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cu
LTO.
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TCMNTO
fy
A
nM'irftTiiti
77ie
Letter
Box
REALLY
GREAT
PICTURE
Editor,
Daily
News:-
I
am
informed
onecbf
out
city's
Waving
pistil
irigifhere
-ne
urglhouscSiia
present-'
nextiyveekf
thoWsmous
picture
"The
King
of
Kings."
It
was
my
privilege
to
see
this
great
picture
last
September
in
Massey
Hall,
T,orqjXu,
whereat
drew
cap
acity
audiences
in
that
three
thousand
seated
building
for
sev
eral
weeks.
I
hesitated
to
go
to
se,e
thi$
picture
as
I
was
fearful
that
there
would
be
something
of
irrevenerce
about
it.
But
I
was
soon
ptitrat
ea'se.
It
created
a
profoundly
reverent
impression
and
was
mos
favorably
commented
upon
by
its
many
pat
rons.
One
would
only
suggest
to
the
management
of
the
house
presenting
"The
King
of
Kings"
that
it
be
not
accompanied
by
a
comedy
or
any
picture
out
of
accord
with
the
great
leading
feature
and
that
the
music
be
in
accord
with
the
theme.
li
Jl
'
...
.,
IS,
:,Xi
I
feel
that
I
should
write
the
foregoing
because
the
management
of
our
picture
houses
Should
feel
they
have
the
sentiment
of
the
city
behind
them
when
they
present
a
really
great
and
up
lifting
picture.
Yours
truly,
G.
A.
RIX
WISE-CHOICE
SAYS
GLOBE
(Toronto
Globe)
The
appointment
of
Hon.
J.
D.
MacLean,
former
Prime
Jliniatar
of
British
Columbia,
:We(
Executive
officer
of
the
nett-MSsh-
:ellent
one.
Mr.
MacLean
was
for
eleven
years
a
member
of
the
British
Columbia
Government,
and
for
four
years
Minister
of
Finance
at
Victoria.
He
is
well
fitted
by
graining
and
tempera
with
which
he
must
co-operate.
Loans
will
be
available
to
farmers
at
easy
interest
rates
for
the
purchase
of
machinery,
implements,
live
stock,
seed,
drains,
fencing
and
farm
buildings,
and
it
is
interesting
to
note
that
five
lot
the
nine
provinces
are
co-op
erating
with
the
Dominion
Government
in
this
new
scheme,
ypn.
James
Robb
is
to
be
commended
for
his
choice
of
Dr.
Matr
,ean
and
for.
the
inauguration
of
i
policy
which
will
undoubtedly
csult
in
the
expansion
of
Canadian
agriculture,
our
greatest
induatry.
SUCCESSFUL
CARD
PARTY
AND
DANCE!?
co,
adian.
Farm
Loan
Board
is
an
ax-;
Sixty
Couples
Present
at
Cnlholic
Women's
League
Function
Last
Night
A
successful
card
party
and
dance
was
held
last
night
in
the
Catholic
Hall
by
the
Catholic
ment
to
direct
the
system
of
long
,
Women's
League,
About
60
couples
term
mortgage
credit
for
farmers
being
in
attendance.
possessing
valuable
contacts.
Winners
at
cards
were:
with
several
of
the
Provinces
Bridge
Ladies'
ffrat,
Mrs.
'
';
Don
mtfii
"
'1
1
1
Siiri
'
.Life
Policyholders
To
Special
Bonus
vTnAddit:oii
To
Regular
Dividends
in
1929
of-approximately
$17,500,000
t;r
r
v'SunLife
Assurance:
Coii?any:orCaiada
'
IMIINIfe.yir
folio
a:
1HJ
:
t
flaw
j
'h
ij'M'oMTREAL
U
1M.
it
Saturday,
January
1!),
!!.:
Hill
Tout;
second,
Miss
Irene
lioiirassa;
men's
first,
II.
Armstrong;
second,
L.
Richardson.
Whist
Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
(
C.
McDoiiiild;
sejond,
Mrs.
A.
Lewis;
men's
first,
P.
S.
Cork
on
cut
with
D.
II
.
McDonald;
Hticond,
Angus
Gillies.
Mrs.
Frank
Doiron
wns
the
winner
in
the
raffle
of
a
baby
.set
.vith
ticket
No.
26.
.
.
.
a
r,
i..
r
i
uier
caras,
reiruBJimeius
were
.terved
and
dancing
followed'.
Harry
Astoria
was
'matter
of
ceremonies
and
music
was
by
Dave
Eastman's
Orchestra.
Mrs.
J.J.
Gillis
was
convener
of
the
event
and
other
members
of
the
committee
were
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Gratton,
Miss
Nieie
De
Mar
Miss
Ma
y
Astori,
Mrs.
Gillis
ouiure
and
Mrs.
N.
De
Marco.
Mrs.
J.
L.
Blain
was
cashier.
MONOLOGUE
"Does
your
wife
let
you
have
the
last
word
in
an
argument?"
"There
ia
never
any
question
on
that
point,"
answered
Mr.
Heekton.
"When
Henrietta
talks
there
is
no
argument."
Washington
Star.
ve
'
.To
Our-Poll
cyhoiderc"?
,
'
.
V'
'
.
"
1
"
'
!-
,
On
polities
ten
years
in
forco,
eaturiog
by
doth
or
(on'
resorTO
diridend'
policies)
by
the
oxpiry
of
the
rerve
dividend
period,
a
bonus
of
10
per
cent
of
the
reserve,
increasing
yearly
to
15
por
cent
on
policies
in
force
twenty
years
or
longer;
on
endowments,
at
maturity,
a
bonus
of
10
per
cent
of
the
face
value
of
policies
ten
years
in
force,
increasing
yearly
to
15
per
cent
on
policies
in
force
tvsnty
years
or
longer.
-Details
will
be
given
in
the
forthcoming
annual
report
Thia
;
special
"bonua
1
ia
in
additiojrfto,
and
indHty!fat
r
-.A
HI'
.
-
.
'We
have
Juot
conplete,.
another
wonderful
year,
iiith,
pro-"-
f
it:earninga
never
before
.equalled.
...
Our
Directors
havt
therffore
i
'
.......
(.Inaugurated
the
principle'
of
allowing,
a
Special
Bonut
on
nturim:
participating
policies.
The
baaia
for
1929
nay
be
suantrisedi
ao
1.
'."
1
!
lot
-"SStt
'Usual
annual
'
,'prdf
1
1"
distribution,
ocalcfr
tter
Dinth'
concebuti
ve:
year,
1
mill
again:
be
in:ci:easi
J,
'i
K
Wi
sSlrfl
"!
We
eongratulate..ouri
atabcrs
on
this
bfneMtnK3
It
has
been
made
possible
only
by
the
large
prof
its
earned
on
the
eccuritieo
.'selected
for
the
investment
of
the
Coopany'a
funds.'
$
As
ninety-five
per
cent
of
all
surplus
earned
by
the
par-"
,
r'ticipating'aeQurancca
accrues
to
ou'r
policyholders
tbtmselyet,
they
enjoy,
practical
mutuality,
conbined
viith
the
enterprise
and
'
v
r
stability
of
stock
canagecent.
(evi
denceby
...tho.
results
.
The
effect
of
this
combination
l
'w
President.
VOn
I'AKTICULAIIS
KBRAKDINU
ANY
I'OWCY
WRITE
Oil
1'tlONK
S.
J.
.JABOUR
NOKTIIBKN
II.
C.
KK1MIKHKNTAT1VK.
SUN
MPB
OF
CANADA
is
If
.
u-