Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Monday,
June
11,
1951
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a,
i
Cjardi
enuia
a
oca
Sidewalk
And
'
.
By
Gordon
Lindsay
Smith
book
and
list
certain
tthlngs
we
j
STILL
TIME-Everyone
likes
are.
going
to
have
for
sure
nextj
and
PERSONAL
Wv
should
tot
down
such
to
boast
about
the
first
potatoes
!
y
al
items
as
color
and
season
of
or
the
first
bloom
of
a
certain
bloom,
height,
resistance
to
dis
S.O.N,
meeting,
June
11,
81
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Clark
of
p.m.
(use
Mill
Bay
were
passengers
anoard
flower,
but
there
is
as
much
satisfaction,
perhaps
even
more,
in
having
blooms
and
fresh
vegetables
long
after
the
regular
season.
In
most
parts
of
Canada
tills
itf
PMsilv
nrtysihlp
As
a
Mrs.
H.
R.
Frost
of
Masset
ar
ease
and
drought
and,
of
course,
the
name
of
anything
we
see
grcwlng
In
a
neighbor's
garden
that
vu
hope
to
have
In
our
own.
With
certain
lines
of
nursery
the
Camosun
last
evening
returning
to
their
home
on
the
Naas
River
after
a
visit
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
They
are
the
foster
parents
of
Frank
Calder,
MLA
for
Atlin.
rived
in
the
city
on
the
Coqult-lam
yesterday
afternoon
for
a
visit
of
a
few
days
In
the
city.
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
every
Sunday
starling
at
12
noon,
weather
permitting,
(tfi
J.
S.
Eckman,
president
of
the
Fence
Cedar
At
Attractive
Prices
PHONES:
116,
117
or
58
Albert
&
McCaffery
LIMITED
Perry
Woodside,
son
of
Mr.
I
ill
Dnn.'
.4
1
and
Mrs.
8.
P.
Woodside,
Mc-Brlde
Street,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Camosun
vesterdav
af-
matter
of
fact
late
plantings
!
stek'
mott
rubs,
trees,
vines,
usually
grow
faster
and
often
'
etc-
one
can
buy
and
Plant
ln
better
than
those
things
planted
the
Just
as
well
as
next
early.
With
certain
tender
.
sPrhiB-
By
olpg
tnis
we
e
plants
too,
Including
a
long
list
1
these
established
earlier
and
of
and
save
t:me
for
otner
jobs
nex
flowers,
the
melons,
cu-
;
cumbers,
squashes,
corn,
etc.,
!
year-
there
is
no
advantage
in
plant-!
GIVE
THEM
RGOM-Thinnlns
inu
or
setting
out
before
the
soil
flowers
and
vegetables,
especial-and
tho'e
tnat
come
fro,n
fl"'e
air
I1
are
l.
ally
warm.
Aside
from
things
like
grass,
'"
U
a
bother
but
11
,wl"
be,
well
worthwhile
iin
sturdier
and
Wf.t
ne,
an,
nursery
stock
i
which
should
get
established
be-
beUw
""'"
With
fioer
this
Canadian
Fishing
Co.,
after
a
i
ternoon
from
Vancouver.
Re-brief
visit
to
the
citv,
sailed
by
cently
he
had
been
at
Oliver
In
the
Coquitlam
last
evening
on
the
Osoyoos
district
of
southern
:
his
return
to
Vancouver,
..British
Columbia.
He
may
de-1
...
.,
I
cide
to
locate,
here.
Attention
Oddfellows,
Re-
.
;
,
bekahs
and
sojourning
ineuiueia,
1
fnre
lh
roiihr
Yu.t
uiM.ti.pr
win
mean
earner
ami
i"EEn
Memorial
service
will
be
held1
Alunotuu
emenli
Port
Edward,
nearby
Watson
The
great
doc,
which
was
can
go
on
planting
regularly
blooms
and
lass
loss
from
winds
al
8
p
m
TueSday,
June
12.
ilaiid,
wax
originally
laid
out
as
built
at
Watson
Island,
Columbia
(137c)
At
Catholic
Hal'.,
tea
and
home
rlul.t.
.in
t
t1v
i
mr
ana
neavy
rains,
wis.ii
vege
Place:
Oddfellows'
Hall.
.cooking
sale,
June
14,
commen--
tuwiisii
in
l'Jlu.
It
was
con-
Cellulose
mill
site,
by
the
United
parts
of
the
country.
Expert
table
'lke
bee!f-
lettuc'!,
w
r-i
r--
clvrtl
then
as
"Prince
Rupert's
Stales
Army,
is
3700
feet
long,
ndnslriu!
Annex."
The
eownslte
reml-circulur
in
sUape
and
load-
Tfn
MMttUS
U..;i
ftYH
Plus
News
-
t'artiMin
Show
7
-
9:07
gardeners
win
want
to
get
the
mos;
out
of
their
land,
indeed,
inakj
a
regular
practice
of
sowing
a
few
rows
of
beets,
carrots,
etc,
it
will
be
finer
flavor
andj
J.
h.
Patterson,
president
of
lng
at
2:30
p.m.
In
evening,
final
quicker
growth,
which,
means
the
Mining
Corporation
of
Can-'
tournament
card
party,
prize-mere
tend.
-rness.
Properly
spac-1
'
ada,
Toronto,
was
a
passenger
giving
and
raffle,
commencing
led,
properly
thinned
vegetables
aboard
the
Camosun
last
even-
at
8
p.m.
are
much
easier
to
cultivate,
too.
mg
going
throught
for
a
visit
to
1
Past
Mistresses
LOB
A.
sale
as
rweiitly
surveyed
by
the
lng
deck
82
feet
wide.
The
dock
ivinciul
government
and
lots
ran
accommodate
ships
of
any
e
available
there.
kind.
Monday
to
Wednesdoy
7
-
9
p.m.
i
If
at.
all
possible
.one
should
the
Torbit
mine
at
Alice
Arm.
'
of
homecooking
and
candy,
June
leave
enough
room
between
each
116.
beans,
corn,
and
such
things
every
foitnight
up
to
the
end
of
Jum
or
even
into
July.
If
we
give
trios'
late
gardens
a
little
.jxtra
cultivation,
a
little
water-iirg
and
possibly
some
quick-
:ictilltf
cfnnmerrinl
fertilizer
thev
plant
so
that
a
small
hoe
or
avT-7j
Regular
Moose
special
long-handled
cultivator!
t
meeting,
can
be
used.
These
implements'
&r3?3Sv)
Tuesday,
June
12,
I
Girl
Guide
Tea
and
Bale.
An-
jnunciation
Hall
June
1.
!
-
Queen
Mary
I.O.D.E.
tea,
June
'-.
1
f-
coq
.will
save
hours
of
hand-weeding
&3y
8
p.m.
21,
Mrs.
F.
Thornton's,
400
4th
West.
2-5.
(137c)
-f-
will
cum?
along
fast
and
mature
drudgery.
1
in
plunty
of
tin.
,
before
frost.
,SAVE
ABOR-And
speaking-a
nnon
tiivp
to
pt
an
of
l-n8
handles,
this
is
a
good
H.
Mork
returned
to
the'
6oroptimlst
Novelty
Square
Mrs.
Saturday
afternoon's
uance,
June
city
on
From
now
right
through
to
fall
Poi,n,t
7th
aU
""r
garden
tools.
Legion
Auxiliavy
ilane
from
Victoria
where
she
Canadian
is
an
excellent
time
to
k)kr"u"Br.
'
.T..,..
ntndi
irraduatlon
exercUeB
of
tea.
homecaoklii'
sale.
Legion
raxes,
,
JU
ana
t.
riiu-
pracucauy
t
rfr
everyming
nr.,n
nr
her
daughter,
Miss
Soiveig
Mork,
.
Hall,
June
.
,
28.
f
WM
'"totem"''
Concjraliiialioiis
fOLUMBIA
Cellulose
ORMES
The
Pioneer
Druggist
Tea,
m,h
m,.rp
iasHv
nnemterl
If
1mm
Royal
Jubilee
Hospital
Women's
Coordinating
training
school
for
nurses.
Sept.
20.
they
have
long
handles.
Ewn
the
little
single-pronged
culti-
Catholic
Fall
Bazaar,
October
Mr
and
Mrs
E
L
Hartwig
vator
is
handier
with
a
three-to-
retumeci
to
the
city
on
the
3
atul
4-
five-loot
handle.
Thus
equipped
camosun
yesterday
afternoon
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
20.
it
will
save
a
lot
of
stooping.
fm,n
victoria
where
thev
at-
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale,
No-
around
flr.d
make
notes
for
the
bigger
and
better
garden
we
are
going
to
have
next
year.
It's
an
fxcellent
idea
to
keep
a
note-
Quick
Relief
for
ARTHRITIC
PAIN
CH
th
relief
from
slurp,
tttbbinf
rthrilic
pain
you
Icnf
for
with
Templeton
T-K-C't
;
Why
uK;r
longer?
Be
rtin
ifiin.
Get
,
T-R-C'i
today,
get
romfortinf
relief
taniht.
I
Reienn
tended
by
uteri
mi
drugiU
Another
point
in
this
labor-
u,nclt,d
tlle
graduation
exercises
vember
15.
(153c)
,
saving
business.
The
average
of
Uwlr
daughter,
Miss
Rose-,
Cathedral
Bzaar,
November
17
1
nerron
ls
inclined
to
piani
rows
mar!e
Hartwig
from
Royal
Ju-
(153o)
far
too
close
together.
Of
course
l
Wlee
Hospitai
training
tcluol
foi
gt;
Peter.s
Fal,
Bazaar,
No-
one
can
giuw
ucc,
nrspR
omv,,
od
beans,
etc.,
in
rows
only
12
ln-1
.
i
'
.
ches
apart
if
space
is
very
limit-1
G.
H.
McKinnell,
manager
of
ed,
but
It
will
be
much
easier
J.
H.
Tcdd
&
Sons
cannery
at
ior
cultivation
If
these
are
two
Klemtu,
come
north
from
Van-feet
or
more
apart,
and
with
a
couver
to
the
plant
down
the
garden
cultivator
they
should
be
coast
on
the
Camosun
at
the
end
at
least
30
inches
or
better
still,
'of
th.s
week.
He
was
accompar.-
t
i:
Find
out
how
to
put
yourself
on
your
own
pay-roll
...
at
"MY
UANK".
Ask
for
your
copy
of
"Prnal
Planning"
at
your
neighborhood
B
of
M
branch.
Personal
Planning
will
thru
feet.
BLUE
RIBB0M
COFFEE
ied
by
company
executives
from
,
Vancouver
in
the
persons
of
D.
Pollock
and
J.
H.
Leaver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
McVie!
id
'wo
children.
Margaret
and
Vul,
QJ
ion
a
ALL-EXPENSE
TOURS
help
you
save
.
.
.
and
you'll
like
saving
at
the
.
B
of
M.
Writ
k
in
tJriile
Jimmy,
have
arrived
ln
U-
cit"
J
u.
tatte
up
ljesiuence
and
are
E
CANADIAN
ROCKIES
-ma
lie
tiien'
line
temporarily
1
1
zzidstful
'
Principals
in
a
quwt
wedding
on
Borden
Street.
Mrs.
McVie
is
m
St.,
Andrew's
Cathedral
at
t.
iner
ot
Alex
Haig
and
Mrs.
8:30
last
night
were
Miss
Anna
William
Uaxter
of
this
city
and
Isubelle
Hansen
of
Victoria
and
i'.
is
23
years
shua
they
last
met.
'A
rltc-r
Tony
Chursky,
RCN.
M,
.
McVie
was
a
building
super-
WOBKIMO
WITH
CANADIANS
IN
CVIBV
WALK
Of
lift
SINCB
Twenty
members
were
present
if
1-
The
groom,
a
veteran
of
the
isor
ln
uie
uui
country
aim
tie
Korean
war
theatre
aboard
intends
to
follow
thatjhie
here.
HMCS
Cayuga,
was
recently
"
transferred
from
Esquimau
to
jf
you
wan.
tr
m
It.
advertise
AMCS
Chatham,
Prince
Rupert:
at
a
meeting
of
the
Women's
"WE
Alt"
OACEt?
Many
say
they
k
"coIW"
intUe
ick
or
the
ktilnt-ya
to
easily
I
lliafct
why
thousands
keep
Dr.
Chuae't
viny-Liver
Fills
always
on
hand.
For
tii.a
teliablt
remedy
it
like
two
treatments
ii
one-4
works
faster
to
relieve
painful
backache
'ackaged
to
fit
your
Purse
3o-ordi!iatirtn;
Council
in.
the
2ivic
Centre
at
the,
end
of
the
veek
when
arrangements
were
due
lo
faulty
kidneys,
ut.
hn
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
made
for
a
tea
to
be
held
on
September
20.
Proceeds
of
the
His
bride
arrived
yesterday
for
he
marriage.
I
She
is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
.Vlt
t;.
William
Hansen,
1917
Quad-rr
fitrivt.
Victoria.
The
bride
wore
a
pale
blue
c:epe
dress
with
white
hat
and
iccessories,
and
a
corsage
of
red
roses.
Her
attendant,
Miss
Rita
mhn
ud
me
vmm
DR.CHASES
dnnd't
"
fin
ea
will
be
usv-d
In
connection
vith
the
annual
pioneers'
and
REPAIR
WORK
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
Thrse
all-cipenM
tourf
in
the
Canadian
Rockies
include
sightseeing,
meals
and
accommodation
at
luxurious
llanff
Springs
Hotel
and
Chateau
Lake
Louise.
Westbound
tours
from
Banff
.
.
.
liast-bound
tours
from
l
ield,
B.C.
give
you
1
26
miles
of
awe-inspiring
mountain
motoring.
Oullet,
R.N..
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
staff,
wore
a
turquoise
and
black
nylon
dress
with
a
gardenia
corsage.
Both
the
groom
and
-grooms
J
n
Avenue
West
f
-
VI
M
man,
P.O.
William
Thompson,
wore.
Navy
uniforms.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter,
who
conducted
the
ceremony,
wore
his
chaplain's
senrf
as
reserve
chaplain
of
the
RCN.
Reception
was
held
in
the
Chief
Petty
Officers'
mess,
at
Chatham,
and
the
toast
was
pror
posed
by
Staff
Officer
Lieut.-Cdr.
J.
W.
Oo'.by.
rmte
Suggestions
'
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'
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