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March
2,
1951
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Here-Forming
Patrol
A
special
nn-ctiiv;
jf
liio
I'lime
Ku-"il
Elks
1'
d",e
was
helrt
in
"ie
tons
of
No
v.ay
hail
on
Wednesday
evening
when
twelve
applications
for
member,
hip
were
c'.ealt
with
by
ballot
and
vanoi;
taild
IV!
iinrl
y,;ii-r-;al
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am
muled.
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also'announeed
that
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MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
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Boys'
Wear
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adaaaaaaaaal
TOUGH
DIGGING
Members
of
the
PPCLI,
having
just
completed
their
training
in
the
south
Korean
hills,
hope
that
"digging
in"
under
actual
battle
conditions
won't
be
as
tough
as
it
was
in
training.
They
had
to
dynamite
through
solid
rock
at
this
point.
Armed
with
picks
and
shove's,
this
croup
of
Patricias
apply
finishing
touches.
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LETTERBOX
HOSPITAL
SLKVICE
Editor,
Daily
News:
A
matter
has
come
to
my
at-
tention
that,
the
reading
public
should
know
about.
We
are
paying
hospital
insur-1
ance
to
provide
adequate
hospital
care.
This
.should
entitle
us
to
nutritional
food,
clean
linen
and
beds
and
hospitalization
for
as
long
as
it
is
needed
to
gain
back
.strength
ana
health.
Such
is
not
the
case
in
Prince
Rupert's
hospital.
There
is
not
enough
linen
to
keep
the
beds
changed
every
day
I
am
told
Surely
it
should
not
be
necessary
to
bring
decent
food
from
home
but
I
have
had
to
do
this
so
that
my
daughter-in-law
would
have
food
she
could
eat.
How
about
it
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Public?
Thank
you
Mr.
Editor
for
th;
space
to
give
these
facts.
A
GOOD
CITIZEN
insist
Off
the
remainder
of
tlie
white-.
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'enst.
(iilar
mretlnT",
of
t'v
lod"?
would
be
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and
fourth
Thursdays
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a
dress
rehearsal
of
this
"atr'il
who-.
Cianrt
O
eanir
P.
A.
Miquelon
is
still
in
the
city.
Mr.
MiiU(luh
Kii'
c-.icu
cJ-nestiay's
meelinc;
at
length
on
the
aims,
Ideals
and
ob'ecls
of
the
Order
of
Elks
and
predicted
that
Prince
Rupert
Lodge
No.
342
would
continue
to
grow
to
become
m
of
the
best
In
Brilisn
Columbia.
Valu."
of
annual
coal
production
in
Britain
approximates
$900,000,000.
OOVEUNMENT
I.lQUOIt
ACT"
(Kectlon
1161
notice
op
application
yon
i,icf:nhe
to
other
prem-
ME8.
NOTICE
Is
hereby
Riven
that
on
the
expiration
of
thin
advertisement,
the
underslKiH'd
intend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Iloiird
for
consent
to
transfer
Club
Licence
No.
219H.
issued
In
reupwct
of
certain
premises
situate
at
the
corner
of
2nd
Avenue
West
and
Hrd
Street.
In
the
City
ol
l'rlnre
Rupert,
In
the
Province
of
P.rlllsh
Columbia,
upon
lands
des-
rrileri
us
IjiIh
1
Rlld
'2.
llloCk
20.
HCC-
tlon
1,
Map
&1.
Prince
Rupert
Land
KcKistruiion
Dlntrlct.
tu
certain
premises
hitiiiite
at
312
Third
Avenue
West.
In
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
lands
described
as
Lot
No
1.
Block
No.
20.
ScctlHm
1.
Map
823,
Prince
Rupert
Land
lien
titration
District,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
this
1st
day
of
March.
1S1
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
CLUB
LIMITED,
(liy
Arthur
Bruce
Brown.
Secretary
i
.
74)
WHISKY
in
the
Blending
Cjcircli
PLANNING
To
make
his
plans'
for
the
1951
garden
there
is
a
1
wealth
of
information
available
in
any
Canadian
seed
catalogue,
in
government
bulletins
and
in
some
of
the
many
good
gardening
books
available.
Now
while
the
ground
is
still
frozen
or
cold
is
the
lime
to
plan.
Exact
bluv:
prints
are
not
necessary
hul
even
a
rough
sketch
is
alwavs
helpful,
and
there
will
he
fun
anrf
ralistaetion
in
this,
as
well.
It
is
astonishing
what
ne'v
information
can
';e
picked
up
each
vear.
even
bv
Uvim;
who
no
lonc-r
consider
themselves
amateurs.
NEW
VARIETIE
S-
For
one
thng
there
arc
many
new
varie-i
ties
and
tynes.
Plant
breeding
is
a
work
that
is
never
finished,
i
'.The
people
who
follow
that
pro-!
l
esion
aTe
continually
producing
and
searching
for
new
and
im-
proved
plants.
They
are
giving
us
better
colors
in
flowers,
new
,
hardiness
in
both
flowers
and
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This
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BOOST
OIL
OUTPUT
LONDON
(CP)
Britain's
output
.
of
refned
on
products
last
year
tctalled
9.400.0CO
tons
comparcl
with
2,500,000
tons
in
1938.
New
refineries
under
construction
are
expected
o
increase
the
output
to
21
000.000
tons
by
1953.
-
Menstrual
Pains.,.use
PARADOL
BUCHANAN'S
iLACKtWHITLV
I
tte'
lmmmt--f
vegetables,
brand
new
types
lections
as
"Chimes
of
Norman-more
suited
to
our
special
eli-l
dy,"
the
overture
"Golden
mate.
In
exploring
this
wide-
j
Sceptre."
b"
Schleoegrell.
open
field,
the
beginner
is
adr
i
Other
local
talent
will
be
feat-vised
to
keep
in
mind
local
con-
u
red
such
as
cornet
duets
by
ditions
and
reouirements.
Flow-
'
George
Brown
and
Eric
Trum-ers,
vegetables
and
fruits
that
bell,
and
Mike
Colussi's
accor-may
give
wonderful
results
in
dion.
SCOTCH
III
The
Secret
is
This
.iilverliscinenl
Is
nut
pulilishcd
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
llritish
Columbia.
means
transplanting,
of
course,
but
for
a
few
early
things
almost
any
vegetable
and
flower
can
be
transplanted.
Then
there
are
some
other
tricks
like
putting
little
paper
caps
or
miniature
greenhouses
over
hills
of
tender
melons,
squash,
cucumbers
and
tomato
plants
and
kerping
them
thus
protected
until
danger
of
frost
is
over.
In
Great,
Britain
they
use
panes
of
glass
and
in
.seme
plains
just
a
flower
pot
winch
protects
at
night
and
is
removed
during
the
day.
Shrine
Band
in
Concert
Prince
Rupert's
own
"military"
band
will
be
on
siag
j
toniehl
to
show
the
results
of
a
season's
rehearsal.
Under
leadership
of
I
jter
Lien
the
26-member
band
will
present
such
renowned
se-
Originated
as
a
band
of
the
reserve
army,
102nd
AA
Battery,
during
early
part
of
the
second
world
war,
it
has
carried
on
"mainly
as
an
outlet
for
local
talent
and
to
give
the
people
music
produced
locally,'"
Mr.
Lien
said.
Formerly
closely-
af
filatcd
wit
h
Plinco
Rupert's
Shrine
Club,
the
band
has
now
"come
into
its
ow.'
'and
't
!
"actually
looking-
lor
n
m'w
name,"
said
the
con-
cl"ctor
Proceeds
from
the
concert
will
be
used
to
pureha.se
new
instruments
and
music,
as.
many
of
the
existing
pieces
are
'
oil
battered
u
r."
Members
of
the
band
come
from
varied
forms
of
employ-rhent,
and
some
have
played
their
ins'iuments
for
a
lonr
time.
A.
n.
Brain,
for
example,
has
played
his
trombone
for
more
than
40
years
"All
of
Jhem
arc
most
enthu-.'iastic
about
the
concert,
and
have
religiously
attended
the
re-
hearsals,
thcir
conductor
dc-
claied.
Walil.
Ads,
Kiilf!
Results'
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of
this
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lovely,
colourful,
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the
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States
or
in
England
may
be
far
too
tender
for
any
part
of
Canada.
Some
things
that
thrive
elsewhere
are
not
rugged
eiiough
for
Prince
Rupert.
But
iust
because
one
couldn't
grow
.say.
me'ons
or
corn
in
one's
locality
ten
years
ago
doesn't
mean
that
one
cannot,
grow
thes"
things
today.
On
the
market
now
are
far
hardier
varieties.
Perhaps
hardier
is
not,
Quite
the
word
as
no
melon
vine
will
stand
anV
serious
frost
and
corn
does
not
appreciate
it
eith-er.
What
the
plant
breeders
have
done,
however,
is
to
give
us
corn,
melons
and
a
host
of
other
types
'
that
mature
days
and
sometimes
i
weeks
ahead
of
the
old
kinds,
j
They
also
give
us
faster-grown1:?
types.
These
two
factors
mean
i
that
these
new
kinds
can
be
grown
farther
north
where
the
season
is
short.
SHORT
CUTS
And
there
are
other
ways
of
beating
nature
or
our
short
Canadian
growing
seasons.
One
can
start
seed
jn
a
hotbed
or
window
box
and
have
plants
well-grown
and
ready
for
outside
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the
tinrc
it
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soon.
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displayed
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Control
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by
the
Government
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