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Frince
Rupert
Dciiy
PROVINCE.
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I
QUCBEC-5W
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Tuesday,
February
20,
1961
I
ii
128
73
WORKING
FOR
DEFENCE
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from
page
1)
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SASKATCHEWAN
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MINISTER
EYRES
SPEAKS
Prince
Rupert
and
Central
Interior
Importance
Stressed
Prince
Rupert
and
Central
British
Columbia
figured
prominently
in
an
address
Monday
night
by
Hon.
Leslie
Eyres,
provincial
minister
of
trade
and
industry.
He
gave
an.
optimistic
picture
of
Hritish
Columbia's
industrial
potential
a
be
covered
the
province
area
by
area
and
touched
on
the
develon-
1
instructors
could
be
passed
to
handle
enrollments,"
Mr.
Eyolf-sm
points
out.
There
are
many
certificate
holders,
1vho
could
come
to
refiesh
their
knowledge
and
register
up
to
date,
the
hi-strui-tor
be'ieves.
lis
r3
-ess3'
r
Vogue
I
!,
With
the
many
trained
nttr-s
i
and
nurses'
aids
in
the
city,
the
I
St.
John
Ambulance
believe
that
they
could
have
practical
honie-
It
F
it
!
mmmm
nurslng
taught
to
the
women.
"We
welcome
newcomers,
or
other
first,
aid
men,
just
a.s
lonrr
as
we
get,
some
enthusiasm
or
interest
to
satisfy
the
Prince
Ru
OS
4UU
"Ztevp
fc.foPWSH--U0LUWblA
At
pert
need,"
says
Mr.
McLean,
j
"But
we
also
want
the
skilled
NEW
LICENCE
PLATES
Nine
of
the
provincial
automobile
licence
plates
for
1951
are
shown
in
tln.
composite
photo.
The
10thNewfound
and-vr,,.
not
Pliable
uuU,
April
1
Two
of
mem-
Manitoba
and
British
Coumbia-have
separate
.strips
or
nlatcs
showing
the
yedr
of
l-ue
Counlvr-ciockwlse.
they
are:
Quebec,
black
on
a
uminum
grey;
Manilcbn.
black
on
liver
w'th
red
dale
tag;
Nova
Scotia,
black
on
orange;
mi
!.-:),
Columbia.
orf
kiu
malic
rme.
"What
are
the
possibilities
there?"
asked
Mr.
"Eyres.
"At
once,
we
think
of
Its
enormous
coal
deposits.
It
Is
reliably
estimated
that
the
total
content,
is
in
the
neighborhood
of
2,0(10,-OIKUmt)
tons
of
coal
second
to
none
and
superior
to
'most
in
any
present
producing
or
known
field
in
North
America.
"It
is
estimated
to
contain
aixiut
49,0H)
acres'
of
merchantable
timber,
and
more
than
),-000
acres
of
Immature
timber
of
all
species."
of
blue
on
white;
New
Brunswick,
while
on
ween:
Albei
tn.
trim.
,.iir.,...
L,..
.
.!,
.
iland
while
on
dark
blue;
Saskatchewan,
black
ni-t
aid
men
mere
are
ninny
r
k
Tr
her-1
!io
have
first
a'.i
jobs
to
qualify
immediately
an
a
member
it
is
only
necessary
to
have
your
certificate
within
the
last
five
years,"
said
the
.secretary.
tOCKSKS
FOPv
ALL
"There
are
advanced
courses
In
Industrial
First
Aid
Monday
and
Thursday
at
the
fire
hall,
whfch
include
instruction
on
,
......
....
jim,n,
niiltt
l!.tlW;H(
1
r.n
tvni
y.
Ontario,
centre,
i
ight
blue
on
white.
(CP
PHOTO)
I
"Y
i
jTj
z
6
Blackwood
on
Bri'tL
Grader
Out
On
Highway
In
hydro
power
alone,
the
nc
poison
gases
and
such
treatment)
as
severe
burns
or
amputations.
I
merit
already
being
made
In
i
tio.se
areas
and
work
now
under
ay
or
projected
to
bring
the
.joLfntialiUcs
into
belriji.
Mr.
Eyre.s
enrnmented
on
the
gradual
tendency
of
industry
10
move
away
from
the
cities
of
the
trwrr
mainland.
The
minister
outlined
the
rlevt-toimrPrU
fn
ttr
Prince
Rupert
area
with
the
building
of
Columbia
Cclliirnse
Company
'
plant
tosting
$27,1)00,00(1
and
its
erfect
on
the
city
of
Prince
Kupcrt
and
the
district
through
the
establishment
of
another
large
payroll
and
the
irnpvtu
it
will
give
to
the
development
and
expansion
of
that
city's
port
and
hartior
facilities.
He
mentioned
the
proposed
aluminum
Industry
and
its
far-reaching
effects
on
the
entire
province.
.The
growth
of
the
pulp
and
paper
Industry
in
this
province
was
covered
briefly
and
the
minister
pointed
out
the
ideal
conditions
existing
In
British
Columbia
for
the
continued
development
of
this
industry.
CENTRAL
B.C.
The
minister
dealt
with
the
area
known
a.s
Central
Hilti.sh
Columbia,
that
broad
belt
which
Ft
retches
from
the
Rocky
Mountains
to
the
coast,
from
Mi'Bride
to
I'rinoe
Rupert,
and
traversed
from
end
to
end
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Climat-
Public
on
the
i
works
grade
oad
between
was
the
n''M
"But
for
the
beginners,
wej
city
will
fit
them
into
the
chuws
.
By
Eosley
Blackwood
laws
of
contract
bridge
arc
siippofcrt
The
to
.iind
Port
Edward
yesterday.
The
where
they
are
most
needed,"
simplify
matters
for
all
concerned
and
to
avoid
con-;
was
tinreiy.
There
had
!nensaW
Mr-
MnLpan
Peace
Hiver
Canyon
was
said
to
be
caable
of
fleveloirfriR
enough
Urr
a
city
of
)
,00(1,(100
people.
With
this
and
all
its
other
resources,
British
Columbia's
Peace
River
district
had
all
the
essentials
for
the
establishment
and
support
of
a
great
industrial
centre.
With
the
provision
of
the
railway
connections
that
the
coalition
government
was
iw
a
good
Buy?
I
Dr.
A.
W.
Large
is
ttie
St.
John
THIS
IS
VALUE
considerable
complaining
of
pu
hores
developing
in
the
road
as
a
re.iiilt
of
the
recent
foft
weather
following
the
Cold.
fusion
at
the
bridge
table.
Somehow
they
don't
seem
to
help
my
friend
Mr.
Muzzy.
Maybe
there
is
just
no
way
for
him
to
avoid
confusion.
Both
sides
vulnerable
I
Ambulance
Brigade
divisional
surgeon.
Enrolled
In
the
first
aid
course
aie:
P.
E.
Evolfson,
instructor;
TKrt
ITrw.lri
TV.
l,
r.t
Inspect
This!
Chev.
Sedan
j
planning
and
bent
on
carrying
the
five
from
dummy.
Mr
Muzzy
.
lne
st
J()hn
Alw
BrjRa)ic.
hand
Mr.
Dale
and
Mr.
Abel
North
dealer
North
was
forced
by
the
laws
to
take
J.
C.
Franks,
ambulance
officer
out,
there
was
no
doubt
that
the
Peace
River
district
could
develop
many
thriving
new
((Mr.
Abel)
H'.i
"Hospitality
ond
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
Aim
I'hnne
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
4
S
J
6
4
S
n
-
k
ft
D
A
K
;
K
H
botn
looked
pleased.
The
premature
lead
Rave
Mr.
i
Dale
the
rlfdit
to
enforce
a
penalty.
The
penalty
was
two-fold.
First,
Mr.
Champion
I
partner
of
the
offender
i
had
to
pass
when
next
it
was
his
turn
to
bid.
That
mart
2-Tone
"!
Buy
It!
il
Other
(ionil
Values
AITTION
H.M.K
TIltllHT
hltlf
.VlKMS
There
will
Me
olfi
ivcl
lor
snip
at
West
(Mr.
Cnaiiii1nll)
S
111
0
8
2
H
A
6
13
7
2
(Mr.
MH7IV)
8
K
J
7
8
4
H
7
S
D
O
9
a
C
A
9
(1
IPiiliic
AiK-tlim.
nt
11
m
.
on
Frlilny.
jMtirrh
30th.
1H51.
In
the
office
of
of
the
brigade;
John
McLean,
honorary
sere.eant,
of
the
brigade
and
secretary;
.
F.
Biiffyinka,
J.
C.
Ewart,
J.
F.
Eyolfson,
William
Rolhwell,
K.
R.
Slater,
Geore,e
Redhead,
R,
J.
Speers
and
Edwin
Kerrnode.
In
the
Industrial
first
aid
are
R.
E.
Eyolfson,
instructor;
Nick
Mazzone,
Donald
Main.
Jr.,
R.
J.
Epeers,
J.
A.
Green.
W.
M.
N.
Ramsay,
Larry
Henninf?,
Mrs.
Alice
Denton,
M.
C.
Hauser,
J.
8.
Furness.
this
trick
with
his
ace.
Had
the
hand
been
played
1
normally,
East
and
West
would
have
won
two
clubs,
the
ace
of
hearts
and
a
diamond
trick.
But
when
Mr.
Muzy's
error
gave
new
life
to
the
king
of
clubs,
Mr.
Dale
rolled
the
contract
j
home
with
ease.
I
"In
the
future,
Muzzy,"
aid
Mr.
Champion
with
mock
friendliness,
"please
depend
uopn
me
to
tell
you
when
it
is
time
for
you
to
lead.
I
will
use
a
signal.
The
signal
will
be
'fiat
I
hit
"you
over
the
head
with
this
chair."
0
4
3
U
Q
J
.
.j
,.
,
.
vi.
Miau
hi
i-i
iin:r
Mnirtr,
Pa
tier
Ltd.
MONARCH
DEALERS
wasn't
so
bad
a.s
he
didn't
want
I
to
bid
any
more
anyway.
He
felt
I
that
a
four
spade
contract,
i
played
by
Mr.
Muzzy,
might
be
pretty
bad.
I
So
the
bidding
reverted
to
I
where
it
had
been
so
rudely
Jn-'
terrupled
and
Mr.
Abel's
four
.
heart
bid
was
duly
followed
by
I
three
passes.
,
:,re
Rupert,
11.
C.
(
Sflllt
II
(Mr.
1n1e)
H-
A
y
5
H--Q
J
t
n
a
U
10
5
3
C--7
3
The
hliiillntt:
North
Knt
'
Honth
ID
1
H
II
H
4
H
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
,
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
TREPARKD
i
s
i.
any
f
"-anu
is,
m.rmc
tu
u
if
.Be,
the
Licence
X
S0888.
to
oil
markable
degree,
well
watered,
je.aM.Mm
f.b.m.
t
Hpmre,
Fir,
mimim
and
rich
in
fksh
and
game,
it
",,d
Kepole
Pine
on
an
area
r
was
admirably
adapted
to
mixed
ITy
XVX.
and
dairy
farming,
and
appeal-
situated
northeast
of
Hurt
unte,
caji-ed
alike
to
the
man
of
modest
j1
Land
District,
means
and
to
the
man
"
with
sub-'
l",vf
y;'"7
u"1
'
nllHWPd
f,ir
.
,
moval
of
tlmher.
.stantial
capital.
Tile
natural
re-,
-Provided
anyme
unnble
to
attend
sources
are
such
as
to
support
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
substantial
industries,
but
only
""er
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
'urtu,n
"nd
treated
as
one
bid
."
the
uie
sawmunng
s
iwmlllinif
industry
inuusiry
nas.
has
Purtner
particulars
mav
ie
ob-
really
been
developed.
Pulp,
'tamed
from
the
Deputy
Minister
oi
paper,
plywood
and
rayon
mills
Korest.
Victoria,
b.c.
or
the
District
West
i
s
NOTICE
TO
1
III
IHTOKS
limbing
&
Heating
You
will
notice
that
all
the
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
AI'f'TION
S.M.K
The
second
part
of
the
pen-;
ally
was
that
the
ace
of
clubs;
became
a
"penalty
card."
It
had
bidding
Is
not
given
on
today's
i
hand.
Usually
the
actua;
play
MAXIMTM.IAN
HENRY
HF.H.BRON-ER,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
DECEASED.
I
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
creditors
and
others
having
claims
against
the
estate
of
the
above
de-
Timber
Hale
xrrtllli!
There
will
be
ottered
tor
anle
at
to
remain
face
up
on
the
table
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
i
H
and
it.
had
to
he
nlaverl
the
first
Public
Auction,
at
11
am.,
on
Thurs-
time
Mr.
Muzzy
could
leplltv
.
aaJ.
Marcn
mm.
ihoi.
nt
uie
oiiiire
ceasen
are
nereny
required
to
senn
legally
uf
(h(j
PoreBt
Ranger.
Ocean
Palls,
!
them
to
THE
ROYAL
TRUST
COM-
play
it.
mm
B.C..
the
Licence
X520G4.
to
cut
PANY.
626
West
Pender
Street.
Vim-I
1800.000
I
b
m.
of
Cedar.
Hemlock,
i
couver.
B.C..
Agent
for
the
under
Against
the
four
heart
con
Moving,
Parkins;,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
anil
StoraRe
Complete,
Reliable
and
Effi
tract
Mr.
Champion
opened
the
Balsam
and
Spruce
on
an
area
aim-.
,
...
,.;,
l
prising
of
vacant
Crown
land
sltu-
does
not
begin
until
a
bid
has
been
followed
by
three
passes.
But
this
hand
Is
different.
Play
befan
immediately
after
Mr.
Abel
bid
four
hearts.
Mr.
Muzzy
started
the
play
at
that
point
by
banging
the
ace
of
clubs
on
the
table.
-
Mr.
Champion
clapped
both
hands
over
his
eyes.
"Why
does
this
sort
of
thing
always
hap
lcn
pau.
wiien
me
uunuiiy
t
d
pisn
E
Inlet
Rttue
2,
riont
Service.
Also
agents
for
Coast
Land
District,
t
Two
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
aarchand
Ace
heaters
Vortex
oil
i
burners
.M
f'TION
KAI.K
Tlmher
sale
X
Slist
There
will
be
offered
for
Bale
at
Public
Auction,
at
10:80
a.m..
mi
Wednesday.
March
7th:
1951,
In
the
otflre
of
the
Forest
Ranger,
Ocean
Fulls.
BC.
the
Licence
X
21584.
to
out
3,038(100
f.b.m.
of
Bpruce.
Hemlock.
Balsam
and
Cedar
on
an
area
comprising
of
vacant
Crown
land
situated
on
the
wettt
ahore
of
Johnson
Channel,
Ranue
3,
Coast
Land
District.
Five
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
signed
Executors,
before
the
12th
day
of
April.
1961.
after
which
date
the
Executors
will
distribute
the
said
estate
amone
the
parties
entitled
theretti
having
regard
only
to
the
claims
of
which
they
then
have
notice.
MAXINE
THERESA
CARSON,
and
ROBERT
JOHN
CARSON,
Executors.
By
DOUOLAS
SYMES
&
BKISSENDEN,
Their
Solicitors.
taO.2T.M6,
13)
1
went
down
Mr.
Dale
saw
at
Once
the
advantage
he
could
realize
from
Mr.
Muzzy's
premature
lead.
He
won
the
first
trick
with
the
ace
of
spades,
killing
East's
king.
He
then
laid
down
his
deuce
of
clubs
and
played
all
suRRest
themselves
as
possibilities;
grist
mills,
canneries,
packing
plants
are
all
perfectly
logical
enterprises.
Still
another
area
of
Immense
promise
is
British
Columbia's
Peace
River
district.
Here
asaln
we
have
an
agricultural
area
of
striking
potentialities.
Known
the
world
over
for
Us
record
yields
and
championship
wheat,
there
has
been
a
marked
tendency
to
look
upon
it
as
a
"one
crop"
area.
Even
were
it
so,
It
would
still
be
sufficiently
attractive,
but
actually
it
is
an
admirable
mixed
farming
area
j
with
one
of
the
finest
climates
!
to
be
found
In
that
whole
cli-
INE
PLUMBING
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
i'lioncs
til)
and
(3
the
auction
in
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Purttier
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
the
District
pen
to
me?"
he
said
in
a
strangled
voice.
On
the
other
FIXTURES
HONE
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(H)
n
m
I
SWAT
IS
fl'iirs
;uiil
Alterations
ins
h&Eiki
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274
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
ol
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests.
Victoria,
B.C..
or
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Oeorge.
B.C.
H)
AI'f'TION
SAI.K
Tlnilier
Nile
X
10'M
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
10:30
a.m.,
on
Wednesday,
April
4th,
1951.
In
the
of
lice
of
the
Fitrest
Ranger
at
Ocean
WITHOUT
A
J(ti
fori
ng
jor
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
GARDEN?
iti
i:
.
.
.
-Planning
-
Building
or
Repairing
Attention
Fishermen!
Highest
trade-in
allowance
on
your
present
marine
engine:
To
save
money
and
Ret
the
best,
hi
sure
your
next
engine
is
a
Kermath
Write
for
Folders
HOMEWOOD
MARINE
I.IMITKO
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W.
Georgia
Vancouver,
B.C.
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1
!
CALL
363
SEED
BOX
GOOD
PLACE
TO
SOW
MOST
FLOWER
SEEDS
If
seeds
are
sown
thinly,
they
will
reach
garden
size
faster
without
transplanting
1
Many
homa
gardeners
start
Fhonc
649
L
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i
220
Sixth
St
Falls.
BC,
the
Licence
X
10225.
to
cut.
B2401HK)
f.b.m.
of
Hemlock,
Bui-Ram.
Cedar
and
Spruce
on
an
area
comprising
of
vacant
crown
land
ait-uatetl
'
on
the
northwesterly
jxiriion
I
of
Lake
Island.
Halite
3,
Coast
land
District.
Five
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber..
t
"Provided
anyone'unable
to
attend
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
j
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
'!!(,
DOUBLE
DISTILLED
to
ForastH,
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
the
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(H)
without
check
to
garden
size.
;.'
Garden
size
may
mean
anything
from
the
second
paii
of
leaves
up,
depending
on
how
late
you
sow.
The
younger
a
plant
is
when
moved
outdoors,
the
quicker
It
will
recover
and
resume
growth.
Plants
may
be
moved
to
the
garden
as
soon
as
the
wea
most
flower
seeds
In
seed
boxes,
even
after
the
weather
has
warmed
up
outdoors.
Advantages
of
this
practice
are:
1.
Soil
well
suited
for
germin-:
ating
seeds
can
easily
be
supplied
in
the
box.
!
2.
Boxes
can
be
placed
near
the
source
of
water;
moved
to
the
shade
when
the
sun
is
too
hot;
TIMItl:R
SALE
X
4!MK(I
Senled
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Forests
at
Victoria.
BC.
not
later
than
11
a.m.
on
the
lttth.
day
of
March.
1951.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X
49486.
to
cut
fp
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
I
ai-.fri
ill
fri
'
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chilcotin
ther
permits,
if
they
have
made
3.
You'll
enjoy
the
mature
perfection
for
which
this
famous
Canadian
Rye
,Uiiky
has
moved
into
the
sun
in
cool
wea-
true
leaves.
They
shouid
not
be
3.375
000
f.b.m.
of
Hemlock.
Balsam.
th
ITCHELL
started
under
Drotection
30
et'ny
1
trlUU
i
ARM,
STEWART
AND
the
jl
t
'
POKT
SIMPSON
traditionally
liecn
noted
.
'
perfection
recognized
liy
CURRIE
IlMITICI)
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
3.
All
plants
that
develop
can
(
tiiat
they
outgrow
their
indoors
be
set
out
In
the
garden
ep.t
h
!n
;
quarters
when
it
is
still
too
coid
the
place
desired,
with
no
losses
to
move
outdoors,
as
this
may
from
thinning
out.
seriously
check
their
growth.
These
are
real
advantages,
as
,
if
you
take
as
a
guide
the
date
those
who
have
tried
sowhitr
!.eeds
in
wont
oft
mlm-i.
the
ln(?
vacant
Crown
land
situated
approximately
1
tfc
miles
southeast
of
Lot
3950
on
west
shore
of
Tuck
Inlet.
Range
s.
Coast
Land
District.
'
Three
years
will
be
allowed
ftir
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(H)
yfv
,,-r
r.-
IP
ounnay,
uamosun,
11
p.m.
I
R
KlSSfe'it
FOB
NORTH
l;EEN
I
people
of
H.C.
who
appre
(II)
t
f"t
tra
WimmSA
1
1
CII.XRI.OTTE
ISLANDS
ci.tte
the
full-hiiilied
flav-.
direct
in
the
garden
will
under-
garden
is
usually
safe
from
kill-
j
stand.
They
apply
especially
to
ino
frosts
t-.h-pn
vnn
mav
start'
'
1
1
ss.unueotm
seeds
four
weeks
befote
that'
our
ami
mellow
richness
of
IU"..
Double
Distil
le.l.
V.
J
-riZ'iJ
!
March
2.
10
and
30
X
if
9
p.m.
V-lSSa
-
FOR
SOI
T1I
QUF.KN
'M-
j
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
!
ss.
Chilcotin.
Feb.
23
the
larger
flowers,
which
must
be
widely
spaced,
but
not
so
well
to
flowers
that
grow
rin
ribbon
plantings,
such
as
al'yssum,
arid
not
at
all
to
those
that
riisllk'i
transplanting
such
as
popples,
date
In
a
cold
frame
or
in
the
house;
six
weeks
before
in
a
hotbed
and
eight
weeks
or
more
in
;
a
greenhouse,
and
be
reasonably
sure
that,
provided
you
glow
your
On
Over!
koilina
for
htle
kettlt's
CO.
LTD.
P-m-
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
pnrtulaea
and
smlpiglo'sis,
plants
in
containers
which
have
A
disadvantage
i.s
thnt
very
plenty
of
soil,
you
can
grow
them
J.
SKINNER
.
I
IH11NK
Trince
Rupert
Agent
I
Third
Avenue
Phone
5(18
J
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
B.C.
This
advertisement
Is
not
piiiillshed
or
displayed
hy
the
I.lquoi
Control
Hoard
or
hy
(he
;vernmr.nt
of
Itritish
Cohmihia.
time
a
plant
Is
lifted
and
moved
without
check
until
sale
to
ipove
them
to
the
garden.
9
cup
of
tea1'
-By
CHIC
YOUNG
BLONDIE
K
Thre
chfters
for
afternoon
tea
with
a
friend
or
neighbour.
Tea
costs
to
little
yel
spreads
such
cheer.
Refreshing
tea
satisfies
millions
I
Have
it
every
afternoon
to
a
new
location
it
experiences
a
shock
and
set-back.
This
can
be
overcome
by
starting
your
seed
boxes
early
in
a
cold
frame,
hotbed,
or
in
the
house;
ond
also
by
sowing
the
seed
so
far
apart
that
they
can
be
moved
from
the
box
direct
to
places
in
the
garden,
thus
experiencing
transplant
ing
shock
only
onte.
To
grow
the
largest
plants
you
can
in
the
shortest
time,
sowing
In
a
seed
box
should
be
made
with
the
seeds
thinly
spaced,
so
plants
will
tiot
be
crowded
when
they
come
up.
It
should
be
sufficient
to
sow
twice
as
many
seeds
as
you
have
room
for,
to
allow
for
failures
from
accidents,
or
other
causes.
If
all
seeds
grow,
some
plants
may
have
to
be
taken
out,
but
as
many
as
possible
should
be
grown
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,
at
home
or
in
any
restaurant.
TEA
TIP
Always
bring
f
rashly
drawn
water
to
a
furious
boil,
and
pra-hMt
the
pot.
AFTERNOON
TEA
Your
Friendly
Pkk-Ma-Up