12
Prince.
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
28,
1951
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Douglas
storx,
j.
t
NOTABLE
RECORD
SPRTVOS,
ooiitn
Anita
tCP)
An
63-year-old
widow
of
this
oi
vu.cagc
una
iormeiiy
of
Stork
.
"l,
gj,.,.
Prince
Rupert,
arrived
in
the
Coot
'
M"
V
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Wed-
are
'"5?
lir.fi
nesday
for
a
week's
stay.
While
ances
L
newift8
olj
here,
fhey
will
be
guests
.
of
Mrs.
ronto'2u
uye
?B
left
&
ars
ag0i
Picture
Jlals,
;
emed
to
flow
under
dark
skies.
Hrr
coat,
hst
and
dress
matrb'd
perfectly.
Princess
Eu&atth
!
chose
a
deep
hyacinth
blue
as
j
colorful
as
a
caroet
of
bluebells,
j
Despite
lour
days
of
gusty
i
winds,
it
was
an
Ascot
of
big
haU.
Outstanding
model
was
made
of
interlaced
while
crepe
!
paper,
so
light
in
weight
it
merely
flapped
in
the
strongest
that
could
be
combined
with
many
different
types
of
dresses.
Despite
a
ccr-iiuerabie
number
or
wide
-skirted
chiffon,
silk
and
organza
dresses
with
lew
nwkiines,
it
was
definitely
a
tailored
Ascot
and
the
duster
icoat
outweighed
furs
In
popularity.
QI
EEN-
WOKE
YELLOW
Tailored
.suits
varied
from
grained
moires
shot
with
silver
iind
gold
to
heavv
brocades
nnrf
transvaaal
town,
Mrs.
C.
J.
Oouws,
has
92
decendants
cliiht
children,
four
step
children,
41
grandchildren
and
36
greatgrandchildren.
Her
eldest
son
If
60.
Cjardc
TODAY
j
JopS
at
-jlicol
JOHN
BARRYMORE,
Jr
enuiff
....
lYiti.,..
7
-
9:00
in
''QUEBEC'
ECt
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Prts
Staf!
Writer
WISE
WATERING
RULES
GIVE
VIGOROUS
GARDEN
GROWTH
ASCOT,
Berkshire,
England
(CP)
Blustering
winds,
grey'
Gardens
cannot
grow
without
roots
without
wetting
the
leaves
water.
When
dry
weather
is
ac-'Manv
nrfr
.
-
-----
breeze
and
remained
secure.
Picture
hats
ranged
from
light
j
transparent
organzas
and
chiffons
to
thick
plaited
straws
!
such.
as
the
Egyptian
style
with
front
brim
foided
flatly
back
across
the
brown,
the
wide
black
brim
coming
to
shoulder
length.
Many
tailored
outfits
depended
completely
on
the
color
and
perfection
of
accessories
to
Mrs.
H.
B.
Rochester
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
from
Vancouver.
break
their
severity.
A
white
tailored
grosgrain
suit
was
livened
by
a
cartwheel
hat
in
crimson
and
a
narrow
crimson
parasol.
Gloves,
shoes
and
bag
were
white
giving
the
two
touches
of
color
a
smart
Parisian
effect.
lightweight
wools.
There
were
many
satins
and
taffetas
with
varied
patterning.
Two
of
the
loveliest
colors
were
worn
by
the
Queen
and
Princess
Elizabeth
on
the
rec-ond
day
of
the
four-day
i?.pt-ing.
The
Queen
wore
a
yellow
gold
with
a
depth
of
color
that
companica
Dy
warm
temperatures
careful
watering
.
practice
may
save
lots
of
trouble,
and
Joss.
First
the
quantity
of
water
is
important.
Gardens
need
at
'least
one
inch
of
water
each
week;
and
if
this
does
not
fall
in
'"rain,
It
must
be
appliec1.
from
a
hose.
Do
not
apply
it
in
dally
shallow
doses,
but
soak
the
.ground
six
inches
deep
at
each
"application.
Next
comes
the
time
to
water.
The
best
time
is
early
morning,
-next
during
the
dav
when
the
sun
wood
on
which
water
is
allowed,
at
the
Royal
Ascot
race
nitxtir.g
U
flow
directly
from
the
hose,
'
gave
another
boost
to
this
year'.
without
a
nozzle.
This
is
an
ef-jNo.
1
fashion
favorite,
silk
and
f
ective
spreader.
j
cotton
duster
coats.
While
leaves
should
not
be
al-
j
Smart
women
in
tailored
suits
lowed
to
remain
damp
long,
most
and
dresses
picked
three-quar-p'.ants
enjoy
a
morning
shower
ter-length
coolie
coats
in
taffeta
;
both,
on
a
day
when
they
will
and
Grosgrain
while
those
wear-j
dry
quickly.
Evergreens
need
fre-
light
summer
dresses
with
i
qirent
washing,
and
this
discour-!f
skirts
chose
wide
pyramid!
aged
insects,
red
spider,
in
par-
coats
of
the
same
materials,
ticular.
-
j
A
lovely
tailored
combination
'
Don't
forget
the
evergreens
tig-fittin
bl,a,clc
drt"
th
hlsn
inese
neckline
rop-
j
and
shrubs
in
your
watering
schedule.
Newly
planted
sped-
e?
.,m
pejm'
-and,.a
aultless
:
r,Lr
whIte
three-quarter
engrain
J
m-.-ns
eM
wat
prin
Styled
to
Endure
im
nuwLi-joan
wemuKt-Jeanette
NOUN
,
!
4i
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1
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t
-
-
4
V
A
f
I
FRIDAVAM)SAT:
Kvcnins
Shows
7
-
9:00
Saturday
Matinees
2
-
4;20
C0Ile
COat
with
au"r'
ilr-rr
thnlr
fi-ct
,.,
1UUted
Inc
their
first,
ver
hi
tw,
IV.-:-
'iS
Shining
anrf
th
hviet
fn.
and
sleeve'
won
.able
time
Is
in
the
evening.
If
root
systems
are
limited
and
t
h'J
ur
,,
v
oiaCK
straw
nat
and
D'S
neceKsarv
in
u,Qfr.,
.in
m.
m,t
..t
,k.
Evening
do
not
w4t
e
Tea
p.ant
withma
r.
Youn
SttgASST?
7
the
Plants'
since
""I
1
PlanU
which
succumb
during
?
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J
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Srl
FC
Tt
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SHORTS
-
NEWS
CAPIjQ
TODAY
to
'
1-
An.A.
'.
heir
first
year
usually
suffer
1
mer
dressed
look
over-dressed.
.
from
insufficient
water
A
smart
Japanese
k.mona
SATI
KDA
Y
'
S,
i)
Mil
SJlUMtr.
MN
'main
damp
all
night
and
this
fc'ill
encourage
mould;,
and
fungi.
,
f"Where
there
is
a
hunid
climate,
and
homes
have
too
much
shade,
tboth
encourage
plant
diseases.
aijie
un
goia-iracea
iigurmg
I
was
worn
bv
film
star
Strea
i
Gynt,
but
most
women
picked
j
plain
coats
without
patterning
NS
f;;p
v
17
-by
keeping
reaves
damp
Sun-1
hine
is
the
best
preventative.!
Airy
leaves
the
next,
and
the
last
resort
is
a
fungicide.
Lawns
should
be
watered
in
'Ihe
morning,
or
while
the
sun
is
shining,
and
never
sprinkled
Xvith
a
hand
nozzle,
because
the
holder
tires
before
the
lawn
gets
Mnough.
There
are
many
inexpensive
sprinklers
which
operate
with
little
attention
and
spread
.Ji-ater
evenly.
Let
them
stay
long
enough
in
one
place
to
wet
the
'soil
several
Inches
deep.
For
vegetable
gardens
it
is
Ml'SICAL
AND
CARTOON'
T0TK
I
r
.
W
I
Jy
A'so
manufacturers
of
GOING
ON
A
PICNIC?
Here
in
modern
styling
beautifully
blended
with
the
unique
enduring
qualities
that
make
Kestmore
furniture
so
liveable.
This
distinctive
suite
consists
of
four
pieces
availahlp
in
t.
7
V1TJA
MPI.R
("ITS
1
llliTST
')
PiFr;R
spoons
especially
important
not
to
wet
the
loaves
of
lettuce,
chard,
and
J-ther
leaf
crops.
It
is
better
to
keep
water
off
all
vegetable
Jeavcs,
except
when
the
sun
will
dry
them
quickly.
Some
method
J)f
flowing
water
directly
on
the
soil
without
washing
out
miniature
gullies
is
required
One
of
Uie
best
is
a
canvas
hose
which
leaks,
ant!
serves
the
purpose
of
I
1
IB""
I
j
qming
toum
.
Ufi'u
WAX
WP,:R
HEADS
JAYCEES
Philip
J.
Farmer
of
Winnipeg
was
elected
president
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Canada
at
the
16th
annual
convention,
held
in
Quebec
recently.
(CP
PHOTOl
v.U.h.
.
4
'
-ki
"
'.11,1
uwiii.iv
popular
limed
oak
finish,
and
Wst
of
all,
like
all
Kestmorc's
famous
products,
it
is
economy
priced!
Double
dresser
also
avail-able
nith
this
suite.
V'T
I
your
Pirnie
Supjiiif.
fiivin3
rmfVm
frtm
.
on
irrigation
ditch.
If
possible!
!ardennw
ZfXul1
MattheWS
f
the
Public
.been
thoroughly
soaked.
fZ&PTJ
tor
bUShV
flowers
t.hpro
apo
n-ltv,
thi
ui
i.
A.
MacKENZIE
Furniture
Ltd.
Phone
775
327
3rd
Ave.
West
fecial
tubes
and
nozzles
which
5,73.
VIM
ttot:
win
spread
the
water
near
the
,
Tuesday
from
the
East
HACot.mfeii.
.