THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
IHUtlvauj
.
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.
.
Garde
ns
and
Gardening
In
Northern
British
Columbia
V
1
m.
in
in
In
)
(.
AKBE.N
NEEDS
DESIGN
AS
MUCH
AS
A
HOUSE
NEEDS
IT
HOW
TO
DESIGN
YOUR
GROUNDS
Mthuuirh
well-desiifned
ear-
design.
The
winHnwi
mirht
Ko
f
ii
ml
cut
hh
tliere
was
already
the
:
f
an
ash
can,
or
a
coal
pi
e
ed
with
out
the
slight-
'
-
mI
tn
its
effect
upon
hlsl
J
.
i.i,
eoption.
The
first
j
iiiiinter
would
do
would
t
out
the
ugly,
view
.
with'
t
A
it.
!f
shrubs
ana
xrees
'
I;
uiTHtigi'd,
to
screen
'
..Ii
(
.
tionable
object
and
.
harmonious
background
That
is
esattl)
:-eitiiei
of
Kv.
garden
maker
kit
Kynril
is
unscreene''
units
unsightly
views
Mii
u.'e.
The
first
task
Garden
Field
Seeds
'
i'li
!
JI.IZKR
f
H
Y
VALLEY
HAY
AND
CHAIN
Prince
Ruoert
Feed
Co.
PHONE
58
thoe
liiws.
The
gardener
who
roses,
VIEW
WTIO
PUSTIKO
SUN
IN
THE
GARDEN
PICTURE
i
m;
iI'
n
owner
is
to
enjoy
of
such
a
gardener
should
be
to
'
u
tli"
results
Of
his
labor
"ul
",B
He
t
effective
screen
and
is
.
nt
in'
a
garden,
he
iMwutifuI
the
most
beautiful
background
i...'ui
iiUnta,
but
rang!
he
for
ilowers
is
maue
witn
trees
ihcae
flanU
ao
and
shrubbery,
pleasingly
infor-
t
At
I
1.
...lit.
whole.,
they
mMfc
a
"a
lne,r
rn.nnitia,
win.
ia
varied
skyline,
arranged
as
in
shut
out
unpleasant
fnl
"ketch,
to
i.
-,v.,y
be
beaut
ful,
r
anangOmonUfcUt
t
ll
.Willful
nlant
itmeh
more
beautiful
'"T.T.,
i.
7.
u.
I
..
......
iKtiT
HA
AAA
ki.
picture
.i
t!ie
most
important
v
sutcesaful
garden
;i-recn
to
provide
fur
th
flowers
and
unsightly
views.
ing
will
bring
it
into
the
garden
enhanced
ia
effect
by
,
being
suitably
framed
by
the
Ranting.
Summer
flowering
bulbs
such
as
cunnas,
gladioli,
dahlias,
cala-
"
''"
"
-
carertilly.
Excessive
heat
or
nii
osition
on
a
canvas
moisture
wiI1
stert
tnem
into
growth.
Iampness
anH
low
tern
erature
are
apt
to
cause
decay.
Sharpen
days.
tools
to
prevent
March
is
inventory
montn.
order
stakes,
tools,
sprays,
fertilizers,
etc.,
to
have
on
hand
when
needed
.
The
best
time
to
plan
is
now.
when
you
have
sufficient
time.
Pretty
soon
there
will
be
outside
work
to
do.
Work
done
th
s
spring
will
put
your
rlace
a
whole
year
ahead.
If
vou
admired
your
neighbor's
TYPESOF
GARDEN
ROSES
There
are
four
classes
of
roses
widely
grown
in
gardens
in
Canada.
First,
the
American
and
Asiatic
wild
rose
types,
which
ait:
grown
as
shrubs-and
which
are
perfectly
hardy
withouV'pro-tection;
second,
the
hybrid
per-petuals
often
called
June
roses
and
cabbage
roses,
which
blossom
once
in
June
and
once
in
the
fall
and
are
quite
hardy
but
i
need
some
protection
in
the
north,
j
Third,
the
hybrid
teas,
called,
monthly
or
everlasting
roses,
j
which
are
not
hardy
where
the
winters
are
at
all
severe,
and'
fourth,
the
hardy
climbers,
in-
.
,
.
...
.
hvhriri
ybrid
wiahnraianaB.
wishuraianas.
dn
arc
becoming
numerour
varyuiK
sues
ana
piacea
wunoui
.
.
only
are.
grown.
Consider
THE
HOME
PIOT
'
AS
A
UNIT
HOW
TO
DEVELOP
THE
HOME
PLOT
tv,o
mrwlorn
iilea
about
home
Many
modern
houses
are
deslg-
cluding
multiflora
and
polyastha,
grounds
is
that
every
square
foot
ned
so
that
the
living
apartments
bunch-flowering
types,
ana
me
ghould
a
purpoe.
Land
is
1-"
,rr
nA
thi
i.
ar-
t0
u
nil
type.
They
have
delicate
poin-
,
,
,
.
,
,,
Wtth
cane8
light
and
we"
grow
ted
buds
on
strong
stems
and
brilliant
colors.
Ophelia,
a
deli-
furnished
with
leaves,
so
that
cate
salmon
pink
tint;
radiance,
they.
make
a
ordtr
row
to
a
rosy
carmine;
red
radiance,
a
PWiae
a
garuen
ooraer
or
uacK
brilliant
red;
Mrs.
Aaron
Ward.
ground.
They
send
up
wickers
a
yellow;
us
Angeles,
pink
shaded
with
gold,
and
Kaiserin,
j
These
cane
fruits
.bear
next
white
tinted
with
lemon,
are
year
on
wood
which
grows
th.
some
of
the
hybrid
with
,which
year.
After
fruiting
the
woni
have
been
voted
among
the
best
dies
and
must
be
cut
o.at.
Ii
(
by
the
American
Rose
Society.
order
to
make
a
planting
last
at
Climbing
roses
of
the
hardy;
long
as
possible,
before
runninv
types
blossom
In
June
or
July,
out;
the
Energies
If
each
separ
but
they
are
so
beautiful
when
in
ate;
root
system:'
mwit
be
conflnet
flower
that
a
garden
without
to
a
limited
number
of
canes
them
seems
to
be
lacking!
There
'This
calls
for
cutting
out
eacr
Is
nothing
to
equal
them
for
the
'spring
not
bnly'thb
last
year
arbor
and
pillar
which
make
such
bearing
eanes,
now
dead,
but
al.
striking
garden
accents.
For
except
the.
five
strongest
of
thi
abundance
of
bloom
no
plant
ex-
canes
which
grew
last
year.
eels
varieties
such
as
Kxcelsaandj.
-
Dorothy
Perkins,
,
which
bear'
their
flowers
in
clusters.
D
AT
IC
Besides
these.
Paul's
scarlet
UtliULlU
1
1U
climber,
climbing
American
Ileauty
and
Dr.
W.
Van
Flet
are
j
considered
by
the
American
Rose
;
Society
to
be
among
our
beat
i
climbers.
"Scclly'
w
mm
MILLIONAIRES
LOS
ANGELES,
Cal.
11:
"Death
Valley
Scotty"
uuiuur
iivuus
twin,
,r.
I.nmp
ownprn
nr
eontenl
consideration
of
balance.
The
This
V
.
a
,
a
home
owner
wag
was
content
content
ranired
tj
.
-
.
.
.j
mh
tn
r-i"
-T
t
i
npiunu
"
-
.
...
th
the
layout
of
rooms
.
mignt
ne
or
irregular
shapes
"
AX
-f':r"7"triuis'6nlv
thatrnortion-of
his-lot
-adjust
-an
old
house
to
give
tni
meir
nome
.
everything.
pontollr
ftf
f.
grpu
id,
wi.icn
was
given
them
by
Btudied.
Such
a
house
would
not
the
u.iuiw.ier.
fhat
IS,
they
ac-
any
more
"informal"
than
per-'
pj
m
,
s,.iewaiKs.
deck
ienceanc
haps
a
majority
of
our
home
KHc
l)(.uji.l.iiii.
.is
auff.cient
de
grounds.
Yet
few
would
consent
Bgea.o:i
ui
iheir
garden
area
and
to
live
in
it.
The
revolt
against
i..
uiaiu
mue.
jr
mucii
haphaiard
gardens
is
not
so
cer-:n.
..rtu
wilAout
further
tain,
wrhsn.
iwnnu
r
,
nip.
a:
!'
."ign.
,
i
!;.
uses
ihere
is
resist-u
t
ic
;'l.u
of
designing,
a
tv
..t
outiioor.
for
Infer
.
iii'l
iliai
any
inlcrfervncfc
.an!
arrangement
ic
unti
t'l'eieiiiious.
It
may
hc
ii'li
i
J,
l.ut
nn
the
otier
hand,
illy
lie.niiii'ul
expresion
of
the
beauty
of
the
materials
of
which
a
garden
is
made.
Nature
always
designs.
Every
plant
is
a
beautiful
thing,
com-p'yiog
with
the
laws
of
composition.
It
is
only
in
the
arrangement
of
these
things
of
beauty
that
the
expensive
and
the
time
has
passed
hihly
desirable
if
it
can
be
ar-
is
rough
classif.ca
i
on
JWJ
u
ofte.
p0Mible
to
but
is
sufficient
to
upon
which
his
house
stood.
To-
desiraD.e
comiecuoa;
iwith
thouht,
an
easy
and
,
...
,
some
t,4
-h-
day,
if
he
is
iO-Wle.
he
AM-
invting
MceM
tQ
tht
taekyMd
siders
his
home
to
embrace
the
jcn
fae
,ork(
d
,ut
I
entire
area
of
the
ground
to
which
The
prlvaU;
garden
in
the
rear
,ie
has
title,
and
he.
develops
every
offers
more
opportunity
for.
indi-part
of
it
to
perform
a
definite
vJduill
exprCssiou
than
the
front
.unction,
useful
or
ornamental.
yrd
w!)ere
pi4lntir.p
must
be
for
This
ideu
has.
resulted
in
a
fu
hr,.
a
r.r,-'n
restraint
transformation
of
tb$
back
yard.
jg
iid
for
n
front,
and
harmony
Formerly
it
was
the
most
neglect-
v.
h
r.eigiiUori
ig
p'antings
is
deed
part
of
the
bemffgraunds.
A
.-able.
view
of
even
a
line
residence
sec-
jjut
in
the
private
gtrrden
one
tion
from
the
alley-was
far
from
,,j,ouid
express
hi
own
idea
of
edifying.
Land
6T
'-great
value,
outdoor
t-iuty.
Tliere
should
be
usual
garden
violates
guide
you
in
getting
a
start
with
and
capable
of
um
which
would
planting
to
give
privacy
and
screen
justify
its
value,
wksually
de-
.,ut
unijy
views.
This
may
he
lii.g
oi
iiii'onnality
in
a
garden
not
only
makes
a
ba'd
arrangement
The
first
thing
to
decide,
as
in
voted
to
rubbish
Tbea
a
ui
Kre
-
oi
acdigiung
iut
uses
his
pruning
knife
to
de-
the
case
with
any
flowera
-ypu
ami.
misceijafi
I
mn
h
gn
at.
r
th.anlonnaliti
8trpy
,
the
natural
beauty
of
his
may
buy.
is
where
you
will
put
,rbu,eB
fi-.r
"'.
Ptajip
and
Arubs
is
fortunately
thia-
d
fitness
J
them
,n
your,
garden.
Itosej,
do"
"ldrwfe!?
hou.s
nnht
botthur
betbmmg
les
numerous.
ot
,ike
'clotc
th
0
the
whenj
1.
1!',.
,
.
-
Cv
BEroot
PUHTIKG
shrubs
and
thrive
best
lit.beuV
nt?jM.
i..
,i
Ji;..
ir.
i..
Jit-'i'
--
hud
thd
baoV
ya
uy
ineniewTes.
Jinruy
plunders
y---,
'
.a:
-jjf
IjI
....II
-hJi..-
f
.iSL
i
home
grrensls
m
aw
wen
ciiniuniK
on
miiwt
ilii-
1
,
'
r..i
.-A-.
in
ipi
fttf.rDom:
.
are
often
gxewn,
bulyLftil
t..-.x-
.
-.vig-.
can
and
the
.
Jtine-
rflfs,
they
are,
to
be
pruned
Kd
grown1
or
specimeii
flowers;
Tpould
be
in
beds
by-
themsejvee.
Thif
characteristic-of
ros'is
tiw
reason
for
the
garden
where,
roses
'
Rashberrlc
of
of
ihe
the
clothes
arrnnKtd
go
that
passersby
on
the
torage.
street
c.-n
v.t
i
ir'imtnw
of
the
!k
to
all
beauty
within
without
privacy
be-
,,uo
ing
deitmyed.
ComfortBble
furni-thfeir
turn
ncrha:,K
a
Hwinir.
seats.
cilillrJ,
.5i;,v
:
...
.
.
.
.,
and
a
tab'c.
will
g.ve
he
yxrc
use
'ijndfjled:
loo't
of
an
iliidinf
place.
Birtt
moaern
houses
will
aiiraet
ieainera
yisr
med
iuto
itors
to
entertain
us.
And
flowers
invitinc
will
help
make
the
outdoor.
living
or
liv-
roi
m
the
source
or
joy
througbout
pop-
lfaetor
r
-j'
,
-
i
.
....
.
'
i'
.
....
.1
iNing
iriwade
uy
tWrjnatet(r'-.Iiberriea
ripen
c.
the
summer.
RASPBERRIESifOR
HOME
GARDEN
fes
are
the
It
will
assist
in
producing
In
theoe
irarden
hc
most
sat-
ular
cane
fruits'with
the
strong
ones
if
stimmer
pruning
.
s
H
done,
n
i
p
uook
over
me
pianis
nd
pinch'
off
the
terminal
bad
of
each
new
cane
which
has
reached
a
height
of
threa
feet.
.nd
where
new
canes
btve
ex
fcoded
this
heiirht
cut
tham
off
t
three
feet.
In
some
cases
rowers
prefer
to
keep
the
can
:n
shorter,
as
low
as
two
feet
r
eighteen
inches.
It
ia
atari
vail
to
cut
out
immediately
fol-owiag
the
fruiting
season
all
anea
which
bore
fruit
this
year,
hit
if
preferred
this
may
be
left
:t
l
next
trvirng.
Summer
pruning
of
the
;?row-ng
canes
prtsveta
them
gnw
ig
too
high,
wh
th
mnkivi
them
Mjily
broken
by
winJ
and
snovi,
nd
it
causM
thesn
to
produce
lore
branches
and
results
in
a
avier
crop
of
ftmit-close
to
the
.ound,
where
it
la
easily
picked.
There
ere
muny
stories
as
to
the
!
source
of
his
wealth.
One
of
them
is
that
he
nan
a
gold
mine
the
desert
and
that
he
alone
knows
its
location.
Death
Valley
in
near
the
Nevada-California
bor
Uer.
On
a
previous
trip
to
L
s
Building
Hurc
Mansion
a
nmli-H
ho
announced
that
he
had
in
Death
Valley
and
Spends
8D;nt
$76,000
to
build
a
telephone
Lavishly
line
to
his
desert
castle.
mysterious
figure
of
wealth,
whoe
,
m.yQ
appearance
In
Los
Angeles
always
1
Kvur
creates
attention,
fs
in
town
again
He
was
a
cautious
young
man
and
is
telling
about
the
mansion
and
a
firm
.believer
in
eugenics,
he
is
building
on
the
desert
of
but
when
hc
met
the
doctor's
which
he
is
uncrowned
king.
lovely
daughter
he
fell
in
love
"It
will
only
take
another
mil-
with
her,
and
finally
threw
dis-lion
dollars
and
four
more
years
Cret!on
to
the
wluds
anil
asked
to
finish
the
shack,"
he
told
re-
w
to
marry
him.
rlull
flnwprs
last
summer
And
wish
to
norter'.
'UY'yh
only
SIVUll
March
-"
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-.
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r
n
r,
f
n
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m
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1
nave
some
as
gooa,
mane
sure
you
tsuy.uuu
monar.
ui
wume,
i
prepare
he
(bidsatweJ
aj'hw
shifUaJang
ihtvjfvbuj
couion
i
say
ay
now
i
win
r
A
new
surface
coat
wlll
not
re-
living
in
it
yet."
;
nair
a
broken
and
worn-out
nave-'
Scotty,
whose
real
name
is
Thir
his
visit.
time
he
gave
no
reason
for
She
accepted
him
and
lie
w;t.i
in
the
seventh
heaven
all
the
evening.
Next
morning,
however,
hi.s
natural
caution
returned,
un.l
he
,
,
.
.
l
r.
1
1
I.
i
i
in
.
unnn
iiur
iiai
ment.
Neither
will
sodding-bring
Walter
Scott,
wore
the
usual
garb
0n-
JuZtnri"
'
h
nid
"vour
about
luxuriant
turf
when
the
of
the
"desert
rat."
He
registered
h
has
!rmlH
t,
UKhter
soil
and
conditions
beneath
are
at
one
of
the
largest
hotels.
'"
1-1
wanted
to
ask
if
rry
me.
not
right.
The
source
of
"Scotty's"
income
there
is
any
er
insanity
in
has
been
a
mvsterv
for
years,
Vprtlllipr
of
some
kind
in
IIW
Whenever
he
anDears
he
spends
V"
family.'
medicine:
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nt
regular
in-
money
lavishly.
Several
years
The
doctor
Inpt-nl.
nrrnrdlntr
tn
nnanerlntlnn.
niro
hp
chartered
a
special
train
gl'UVeiy
out
it
will
bring
results.
An
over-
to
take
him
to
Chicago
on
a
pleas
(lose
may
kill.
uro
jnunt.
lnkr!
at
him
ii;.
glasses
1
"Tliere
must
be."
he
s;ild.
The
IDailv
Miiil.
IT
ALL
DEPENDS
ON
THE
PLAN
Your
home
represents
a
definite:
scape
plan.
The
landscape
plan
nnnnrtnnitv
an
onnortunitv
to'
provides
a
program
for
orderly
Imake
development
in
which
all
the
regally
of
it
something
exception-
j
fine.
The
greatest
oppor-"T"'
tunity
comes
at
the
beginning
be-
...
.
.
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when
bed
in
fore
?he
building
!s
designed
and
,
fon
y
approa
!
started.
Here
is
the
finest
chance
In
making
a
plan,
a
choice
new
and
general
satisfaction
from
,
'
,
"
"
L
.
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V
"""r"'
the
standpoint
of
both
the
house
and
grounds.
That
ia
the
purpose
of
the
land-
Prince
Rupert
Floral
Shop
(MRS.
R.
MCCARTHY)
Bedding
Out
Plants
ACCLIMATIZED
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
SEEDS
CUT
FLOWERS
SHRUBS
BULBS
FERTILIZER
POT
PLANTS
EVERYTHING
FOR
YOUR
GARDEN
AT
LOWEST
PRICES
From
Youth
To
Old
Age
'
I
'HERE
arc
three
trying
periods
in
a
woman's
lifet
.when,
the
girl
matures
tb
womanhood;
when
a
woman
gives
birth
to
her
first
child;
when
a
woman
reaches
middle
age.
At
these
critical
times
Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
Vege
table
Compound
helps
to
restore
normal
health
and
vigor.
Countless
thousands
testify
to
its
worth.
Ltjdia
E.
Phikham9s
Vegetable
Compotmcl
LYDIA
E.
PINKHAM
XfCDICINV
CO.
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llm
U,
S.
A.
ftoj
CobiMirf,
Ontario
CaaiU
Just
Right
for
This
Weather
High
in
calorics
and
wanning
carbohydrates"
No
fuss
or
bother-just
warm
in
oven
and
serve
with
hot
milk
Made
by
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Lid
is
i
made
before.moncy
in
expended.
IIlUBk
III
CUUVCU1C111C,
BlUHLtlVC-
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j
,1.
il
.
J
in
the
end.
This
is
the
main
value
of
the
plan.
The
results
depend
upon
it.
Only
choice
Icstcs
grown
at
hich
altitudes
go
into
the
blending
of
Blue
Ribbon
Tea.
That
it
why
its
flavour
ii
so
uniformly
excellent.
Insist
upon
getting
it
from
your
gro-cerwefuae
aubititute
of
inferior
quality.