Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday,
April
26,
1951
oca
en
in
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorpe
McAdam
;
Miss
Marilyn
MMr.
formerly
cf
Terrace
were
visitors
in
the
of
this
city
and
now
in
char?
V
and
PERSONAL
city,
yesterday.
Next
Monday
of
George
Cook's
jewelry
store
I
they
will
be
leaving
Terrace
for,
at
Terrace,
was
a
visitor
in
the
j
Victoria
to
spend
the
summer
'
city
yesterday.
She
ai
rived
f
ram
PLANTS
GROW
FASTER
WHEN
MOVED
THIS
SCIENTIFIC
WAY
Attention
all
Elks.
Monthly
Meeting
of
Intel
national
with
M
MAij'nis
mother,
the
Interior
Tuesday
night
fcud
returned
there
by
car
this
to
return
north
in
j
SPECIAL!
Alberta
Deep
Seam
planning
October.
bo
NOT
I
rc
Nune
top
SOIL
MUST
M-
POUR
STARTER
!
SOLUTION
OVER
ROOTS
Or
PL
ANT
FIRMED
AROUND
ROOTS
WHILE
WATER
IS
IN
1
6-75
PER
TON
JMP
1
'-xu
THb
HOLE
XVvK
--'v'
'
0-
rV
I
soil
from
10
SACKS
8.50
!
general
meeting
tonight.
(98c)
Union
of
Operating
Engineers.
!
night.
(98c)
Local
510
Carpenters'
Hall,
Frl-
.
.
day,
April
27,
at
7:30
p.m.
(99)
S.
M.
Ouene,
general
passenger
agent
of
the
Canadian
National
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cliff
Dahl
re-Railways,
Vancouver,
will
arrive
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
hire
tonight
on
the
train
and
Rupert
yesterday
from
a
trip
la
.
sail
cn
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
I
Vancouver.
j
prnce
Rupert
Football
As-
Cambrai
Chapter
home
cook-
sociation
annual
meeting.
Caning
sale,
McRae
Bros.,
starting
ad'an
Legion
Hall,
Friday,
April
11
a.m.
April
28.
(99c)
27.
P
,99cl
Report
From
Parliament,
Ted
Mr-
and
Mrs.
A.
S.
Nicksrson,
A'lolewhaite
.Station
CFPR
wft0
nave
been
spending
the
Thursday,
April
26,
6:45
p.m.
Pasl
f-
weeks
on
a
trip
to
Van-
(cjjjC)
cuuver
and
Vancouver
Iaiand,
'
I
and
the
southern
interio
tt-
3.
D.
K'Rae,
KLA.
was
the
turned
to
the
3ity
on
th
Prin.-e
fpeakjr
today
at
the
regular
Rupert
yesterday
from
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prinre
south.
PHONE
116
-
117
or
58
MIX
TEASPOONFUL
J
OF
PLANT
FOOD
WITH
SOIL.
SOIL
fROMl
.
I
-0.
IrrTkirvrl
'
XA
VaV
(COYER.
V
i
it
i
AN
INCH
OF
FRESH
SOIL
Albert
&
McCaffery
I
IMITtTl
Latest
Transp!ant'n;
Methods
App:
jved
by
Experimental
Stations
bllTII
I
kl
I
1
Rupert
Rotary
Club
today.
Tha
For
all
your
spring
painti
ig
and
gardening
needs,
call
Kays
Cove
Hardware,
jour
Glidden
dealer.
Phone
Green
441
for
five
delivery.
itf-c)
..
club
also
heard
reports
from
When
the
danger
of
frost
Is
twec.i
soil
and
root
and
making
it
President
Bruce
Brown
on
ths
over,
gardrn
plants
which
have
exsy
for
the
plant
to
take
up
tennis
court
project
and
from
been
started
unc'.vr
protection
can
water.
,
Charlc?
Roberts
on
the
proposed
be
moved
to
the
garden.
By
using
Rr0t,s
0f
plants
should
not
be
minstrel
show.
methods
which
have
been
devel-
pruned.
In
removing
plants
from
.
oped
by
rtas?arch,
amateurs
will-
nets,
flats
or
seed
beds,
care
To
taste
it
is
to
prefer
the
huperb
quality
and
flavour
of
-
HAMBURGERS
Ing
to
take
cai
j
can
i.tart
plants
ihou'd
be
taken
to
avoid
break-growing
in
their
new
homes
with
)ng
the
root
system.
Replace-a
minimum
cf
shock,
without
nifnt.
of
the
lost
roots
must
take
Open
Mission
at
Catholic
Church
;
wilting,
and
without
losses.
place
before
thvj
plant
can
grow
HI
In
the
diagram
above,
the
best
very
much.
methods
of
procedure
as
.-mm-
Tops
of
plantg
should
not
be
mended
research
scientists
by
arj
d
as
snown
by
resear!.h
re.
lather
J.
A.
Carroll,
O.M.I.,
will
cp-n
a
one-week
Mission
in
Annunciation
Church
this
coming
nusuuLeo.
irnsp.umiiig1Snor-
guts
prumng
rernoves
part
of
HeffercrWx
I
with
vm
l
ttr
"factory
which
has
to
make
Sunday.
Two
and
a
half
years
the
new
pant
material
(carbo-
ag0
Falher
Carroll
was
transfer-hydia'.ei
upon
which
growth
red
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Fort
.
in
uiluic
niiigciY,
unu
au
rtfiy
:
step
In
this
technique
has
been
;
carefully
tested.
To
prepare
for
i
transplanting
the
plants
should
atl3
aaCl
arj,-.nnj.
rruning
is
nueiy
wu
st.
John.
j
bff
fed
with
liquid
plant
food
a
take
o(f
more
foliage
tnan
neces.
On
Sunday
mornine
Father
nry.
Dead
or
partly
dead
tissue
Carroll
will
preach
at
the
three
does
no
harm,
though
wholly
Masses
(8,
9
and
10:30).
The
d-ad
leavr.3
may
be
picked
off.
m-rning
sermon
is
intended
-as
Shading
is
good
practice
when
an
introduction
to
the
Mission
ween
Deiore
vne
operation,
ins
i
day
before,
a
starter
solution
should
be
prepaid,
by
hanging
a
'
cloth
bag
containing
chemical
,
plant
food
in
a
bucket
of
water
-4
fund
Mrs.
Con
Michalof
f,
&
1
n
v.,,.,
t,
I
BUY.'
m
ru
oil
iiiu
.-uuwi,,
hate!
arrivals
P!a"ts
are
feculent,
when
soil
proper.
The
preacher
will
explain
and
letting
it
scak
overnight.
Use
"
Qtiri
nil.
rim
onrt
ii'hon
tun
1c
the
nnrnnco
rf
tha
Mu-cinn
Thp
BhI
to
tne
1
1
y
from
Van-it
in
the
Piinre
Rupert
PREPARED
MUSTARD
4
ounces
of
a
4-11-4
mixture
or
(Prince
Rupert)
j
s'm"ar
to
earn
gallon
of
water.
.
Make
a
hole
for
the
olant
large
G.
F.
Hoar,
C.
H.
Hosken,
J.
nri
riprn
,,nnh
tn
hnirt
it,,
ronU
hot.
But
good
plants
can
usually
congregation
will
also
learn
what
be
set
successfully
without
they
are
expected
to
do
in
order
shade,
esoecially
if
water
or
to
derive
the
maximum
good
ttarter
solution
is
used
or
if
good
i.
om
the
Mission.
t
Urt.,,nnn
...-.it
nnrl
r-r.t
Ic
C
I
JAnilnn.
...Ill
Barrv,
R.
J.
Coop.'r.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
wlth.ut
crowding.
Mix
with
soil
G.
Nesbitt
and
J.
Parrott,
Van
"""
"u
'
OUJluajr
evening
UC.UUUIH
will
of
th
Kitlnm
o
(o.nru.nfl
nf
Disposable
Pads
for
couver;
v.
Meraruin,
Montreal;
p,ant
food,
and
cover
this
with
K.
Ketchem.
Nanclmo.
8i;il
tne
p.ant
ln
place
tnen
!
pour
into
ihf
hole,
over
the
plant
VANDAIS
BUSY
r"oto,
V,
oint
of
starter
solution.
NANCY
DIDEE
PANTS
Soy
perennial
flower
seed
in
the
spring,
when
cool,
moist
start
at
7:30.
"Salvation"
is
the
title
of
Father
Carroll's
opening
evening
discourse.
During
the
week
the
guest
preacher
will
be
heard
daily,
both
morning
and
night.
The
morning
Masses
will
be
at
6:30,
8
and
9.
Morning
wor-i
hippers
will
have
the
benefit
of
While
the
solution
is
In
the
hole,
weather
will
make
germination
Now
in
hsm
Baths
I
OPtN
j
.
roon
to
1
2
midnite
1
Phone
658
t
T
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Four
new
jraw
in
th
loose
soil
and
firm
it
easy.
Seedling
plants
transplant-motor-cars
stored
in
the
Exhi-i
around
the
plant.
The
solution
f-j
to
a
nursery
row
ln
June
will
bition
Building
were
damaged!"0''
onlv
supo'ies
nutrients
but
make
large
clumps
by
fall,
when
an
appropriate
morning
lnstruc-
The
-
-Stork
Shoppe
puddles
the
soil
making
close
contact
be-
border.
very
be
reserved
ior
evening
devo
by
vandals
who
had
hidden
ml
tne
building
before
it
closed,!
and
then
apparently
started
a
;
iame
of
tag
with
the
vehicles,;
r
'VK
tions.
The
nightly
waek-day
de
votions
will
be
at
7:30
or
the
tii'ivinj
them
into
each
other.
Charge
Doctors
for
Collections
a
me
hour
as
on
Sunday.
Tho
choir
will
be
heard
at
the
Funeral
of
Fred
Olsen
J
last
Mass
on
Sunday
and
at
all
Prince
Ri:;oert
General
Hospi-
Funeral
services
for
the
late
tal
which
for
years
has
collected
Carl
Frederick
Olson,
76,
pictur-
anaesthetic
fees
for
doctors
as
iiiiiif
uw
btttP
LJ
us
mugif
Hhhhm
ImJ
1
M
"oui.
elrv
Dioneer
who
dd
in
P"
01
nci.u.m
cms
u
uiK-nii
tns
evening
nevouons.
ine
Ren!r
Choir
is
under
the
direction
of
Charles
P.
Balagno.
Sister
Marv
Lawrence
a.iects
the
Girls'
choi".
People
of
all
denominatiins
are
extended,
a
warm
invitation
to
attend
as
many
of
the
devotions
as
they
wish.
D:cpos?
hcrit'elonh
to
charge
the
cltv
April
20.
were
held
at
the
doctors
ten
percent
comm's-
Grenville
Court
Chapel
yesterday
afternoon.
.ft,
i
v.i
,JUrCa.i
U
Officiating
at
the
service
was!betwe?n
a
rcrrrritte
"f
the
h
s-
Rv
L.
A.
Thorpf.
R'.l-
pital
board
prA
the
r
pert
Med'c-J
Av-e'ntl"
...help
prevent
it
"When
I
Survey
the
Wondrous
Cro.'."
anH
"My
Faith
Looks
Up
to
Thee"
were
the
hymns
sung
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
I'hone
17
for
Orilrra
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
to
the
organ
accompaniment
of!
v.'-.
.
J.
C.
Gilker.
1
IniHifiit.
rincnls
,..ros
th:
years
aheaoi
-
jING
CHILDHOOD
All
Colors,
Including
White
PRICED
FROM
$2.95
o
$7.95
1J
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Tallbearers
were
P.
H.
Llnzey,
v.
1
etchford.
-T.
Clark.
N.
L.
Jon?s.
T.
Peterson
and
P.
Petteniteio.
Burinl
Wowed
in
Fairview
Cemetery,
wilh
aiTangements
In
:haigc
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers.
Itching
Scalp-Loose
Dandruff
Try
This
Home
Treatment
For
Quick
Ease
and
Comfort
Here
Is
a
clean
powerful
peuetrat-1
Ing
oil
toat
brings
speedy
relief
from
the
Itching
torture
and
discomfort,
i
Don't
dig
with
fingernails,
that
only
serves
to
spread
the
trouble
Just
use
equal
parts
of
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
and
olive
oil.
Apply
gent.lv
with
the
fingertips
once
a
day
and
shampoo
every
fourth
day.
You'll
find
Canadian
Lc
,.on
card
party
April
25.
St
PcUrs
iipiliig
Sale.
Apil
26.
United
W.A.
Spring
s-.ile.
May
.V
H.MC.S.
Haida
Chapter
toa
sale.
May
5.
Card
party.
Catholic
Hall,
nqcrS
May
10.
Sonja
lea,
May
12.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
church
hal!,
May
16.
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Mu.waic
To
Stewart
(today)
L.
D.
Dadford,
J.
Webster.
From
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
this
treatment
not
only
soothes
the
itching
and
torture
but
helps
promote
more
rapid
healing
loose
floating
dandruff
becomes
a
thin?
of
the
past.
Scalp
clears
up
and
hold
be
gins
to
thicken.
You
can
obtain
Emerald
Oil
in
the
original
bottle
wherever
drugs
art
st)ld.
H)
WALLACE
PHARMACY
Temple,
May
17.
Lutheran
tea.
May
'5
Job's
Daughter's
Jam'wree,
May
31,
June
1.
S,
Mi.
Ketfhen.
R.
Hart,
B.
Tur-
chanak,
W.
Eady,
C.
Hale.
E.
Mc-
,
Arthur,
A.
Marshall,
Mrs.
E.
Rodgers.
R.
A.
Ritchie,
Mr.
Weid-
man,
J.
Webster,
J.
Delaney.
I
From
Sandspit
I
Wednesday)
If
!
t"r
!':-
I
f
&:
'
mi
n--.-
LI
Annettes
Weekend
Specials
Friday
and
Saturday
April
27
and
23th
NYLON
SUPS
$,79S.
M
to
4?
Rluf.,
Pink,
White
rcg
vnlna
to
$5
9r
4,(9
SICClAL
RAYON
SLIPS
Sizes
S.
M.
L.
White
and
tearose,
built-up
shoulder
.
5J..29
rcg.
$2.95
SPECIAL
PANTIES
Sizes
S.
M
L
Satin,
crepes
and
rayon.
Reg.
to
$2.95
9
for
AH
TO
CLEAR
NIGHTGOWNS
ECONOMY
14-OZ.
REGULAR
i-OZ.
SIZES
G.
Hoar,
Mr.
Naraity,
D.
Butcher.
To
Vancouver
(today)
M.
;
Bcwden,
J.
N.
Turner.
Mr.
Simp-
j
son,
C.
C.
McLean,
E.
R.
Thorni-j
cicft.
T.
Latuientzen.
E.
Butter-field,
D.
Candow.
D.
McCarthy,'
Robert
Mclnnes,
F.
E.
Ladner.
J.
j
Stewart,
H.
Phinps.
J.
Sullivan
J
l
-i
win
I
R.
C.
Lewis,
C.
A.
Walker,
Mrs.
Gagnon.
To
Sandspit
(today)
I.
Gagnon.
From
Vancouver
(today!
Miss
E.
L.
Clement.
Sizes
S.
and
M.
only.
Striped
rayon
in
tearose,
white,
blue
115
krl
Give
your
chil-
he
benefit
of
thii
filing
new
method
locking
tooth
decay.
v
Yes,
only
Kellogg'a
says:
"If
you
don't
agree
these
Bran
Flakes
are
fresher
double
your
money
back!"
(Mail
empty
carton
to
Kellogg't,
Dept.
4A,
London.
Ont.)
Week
end
Soccial
V
Reg.
valiie
$2
50
Week
end
Special
$100
Keg.
values
w.vd
HOUSEDRESSES
NYLON
HOSE
.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
e
John
Bulger
Ltd.
.
Third
Avenue
Dark
seom,
every
pair
perfect.
All
sizes
to
1
1
.
New
spring
39.
shades.
Weekend
soecial
PR-
ferine
Antiseptic
make
this
same
formula
readily
available
to
you
and
to
your
family.
Use
Listerine
Ammoniated
Tooth
Paste
regularly,
as
directed,
morning
and
night
and
right
after
eating.
Lambert
Phar-macal
Co.
Canada)
Ltd.,Toronto.
1
r''Kminary
tests
conducted
lhifomou
formula
t
the
lvTKityof
Illinois
Foundation,
'
Jofcaseofreductionintlie
pn
of
tooth
decay
was
re-N-
No
wonder
it
Jias
caused
!
J
Merest
in
dental
circles!
Ip
the
manufacturers
of
Lis-
DRESSES
Crepes,
sheers,
prints
Sizes
from
12
to
24
Weekend
Special
Elastic
Girdles
&
Garter
Belts
to
dear
at
100
?.?!!"!
ctlon
rduct
W
The
biggest
bran
flakes
-
in
Canada!
And
on
ly-
S
Kellogg's
are
ao
crinkly-crsp
X.
?
Wonderful
way
to
get
extra
j
bulk
to
help
keep
you
"regular."
f
SvVTtMEPTD
Mechanical
action
claanl
sur-0
2
faros
ai.
tpoth
are
brushrd
helps
lirciik
up
and
remove
det-ay-biwding
deposits.
-
-.hi
aouiiiy.
Moulh
aoirt-
enrourag.
d-y.
Chemical
action
checkt
acid-forming
bacteria
a
major
cause
of
decay.
VIEW-MASTER
REELS
Reduced
'
50c
each
WRATHALL'S
IMioto
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
PURSES
Peg.
values
to
$6
95
Weekend
Special
CO
95
BLOUSES
Reg
values
to
$6.95
Weekend
Special
$1
95
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Wonieff
525
3rd
A
venue
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