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FOR
GARDENERS
PLANTS
Pants
should
be
purchased
from
the
nearest
reliable
source.
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is
nothing
to
be
gained
by
sending
across
the
continent
for
them
and.
in
fact,
there
is
a
grave
risk
of
loss
as
they
may
not
be
adapted
to
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if
your
order
arrives
before
time
to
plant
them,
untie
the
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and
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In
that
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them
In
a
shallow
trench.
spread
out
the
n3otS(
water
ancj
leave
covered
with
soil
until
ready
for.
plantlng.Ddn't
let
the
roots
be
exposed
to
sun
or
wind
even
for
a
minute.
Jack
Nelson
Is
now
on
his
way
nome
from
Toronto
where
he
at
tended
the
recent
Shrine
ceremon
ial
and
the
graduation
of
his
daughter
as
a
nurse
from
the
Tor
onto
General
Hospital
and
should
return
here
before
long.
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Yacht
Race
Is
liig
Event
of
Coming
Week
Funny
Story
About
a
Game
Hunter
Halibut
Landings
of
the
racincrVachts
in
the
Seattle-Prince
Rupert
power
jcruiscr
marathon.
Each
on
their
handicap,
the
12
entering,!!
'boats
left
Seattle
yesterday
and
are
now
churning
their,!!
way
up
the
coast
over
the
nautical
mile
course.
The'
3
theoretical
time
for
arrival
of
the
racers
at
Prince
Rupert
8
is
3
o'clock
Tuesday
afternoon
and
the
first
boat
to
arrive,
8
providing
it
has
complied
with
all
the
regulations,
will
be
'9
declared
the
winner
of
the
race
and
jg
the
holder
for
the
next
year
of
the
a
sheath
knife,
rifle
and
running;"
"tf
trPy
WniClJ
Ha4
shoes
(the
latter
articles
being
ta-'g
furnfthed
by
the
Prince
Rupert,.
.
,Z
Rnn-mo.
a-
Vnhf
h
,,nH
h
,
merely
as
a
safety
first
idea.
'2
The
bier'
event
of
the
coming
week
in
marine
affairs
of
fl
rrince
Rupert
will
be
the
arrival
next
Tuesday
afternoon
Till".
flltEAT
MITSIHAI.
KPEfTTAn
U
TWO
SHOWS
7&9IM.
3
Gold
Diggers
of
Broadway
Willi
Ann
and
screen
i
Pennington,
riiiuiiiiuu,
Muiiur
i.iguincr
ana
many
Other
sta-e
stars.
100
natural
color,
singing,
talking
and
dancln
si
Nine
V!
V
f
till.
lilts
New
Song
auspices,
together
with
the
SeatUe
particularly
the
show),
penetrated
nmaiSMXUaiMWatmrmtmxmiMXUlMiMXMimxurmiBJMZM
r.
Yacht
Club,
the
race
is
being
run.
I
the
headwaters
of
Klew
Nuggett
j
-
:
A
minimum
of
seven
knots
has
been
j
Inlet
and,
during
the
course
of
his
;
have
the
prerogative
of
extending
set
as
the
speed
at
which
the
rac-
'explorations,
had
one
or
two
rather1
the
close
season.
ers
must
travel
and
it
has
been
re
quired
that
each
yacht
shall
carry
a
minimum
crew
of
three
although
lWts
expected
that
the
most
of
the
Cartoon
"Springtime"
"Hodge
Podge"
Admission,
20c
and
CSc;
Sat.
Matinee,
2:30.
Admission,
15c
and
40c
remaricaDie
experiences.
Not
the
After
juh,
x
the
aerial
patrol
of
,
ieast
of
these
was
an
encounter
the
fisheries
will
be
instituted.
For!
with
a
nAwimlna
nnA
a1lhAiih
nn
.
a
i
.
,
"
biiu,
him.umii
m
,g
wo
piano
are
to
oe
pro
friend
came
through
the
battle
vidd
bv
the
Western
Canada
Air
boats
will
have
more
than
that
with
flying
colors,
he
assured
our,
ways
Ltd.
and
will
operate
at
first
number
on
board.
The
entering
correspondent
that
a
porky
swings
inn
the
mainland
In
the
southern
yachts
have
been
divided
Into
three
a
wicked
talL
classes
No.
1,
25
feet
to
39
feet.
11
Shortly
after
this
thrilling
en-inches
long;
No.
2,
40
feet
to
59
feet
counter,
Mr.
Robson
observed
11
Inches;
No.
3,
60
feet
and
over,
tracks
of
a
peculiar
nature
and
of
There
Is
a
compulsory
total
time
'"tM
quite
unlike
anything
he
had
allowance
or
lay-over
of
10
hours
ae.-etofore
encountered
In
his
var
for
each
boat
between
SeatUe
and
'ius
travels.
As
the
spoor
was
de
part
of
the
plane
will
service
Islands.
b
on
the
trlet.
Later,
a
third
required
to
go
Into:
v-
r.
Queen
Charlotte
J.
W.
Moprehouse.
who
had
to
j
have
hte
lee
amoutated
several
i
nri
i
r
DA
DP
A
IMC
r.
b-w
mm
mm
m
111
For
Picnic
Stuart
Anchorage,
such
total
time.cldedly
hot.
our
friend
determined
'
weeks
ago
following
a
serious
accl-jp
.,
.
to
be
taken
as.
desired.
If
the
boat,
not
to
runner
.delay
ms
departure
;
dent
aboard
the
fish
packer
Ogden,'1
""""
"
muusu
iu
uiguy
has
consumed
aU
its
10
hours
be-
from
thence
and
reports
having
ex-1
continues
to
make
great
nroaress
fore
arrivlne
at
Stuart
Anchoraee
.
perlenced
good
going,
making
ex-
tvimrri
nvnmrv
wwMkUrahlw
more
Braids
Tea
ISlue
Label
It
may
proceed;
otherwise
there
must
be
a
wait
there
until
the
unused
portion
of
the
10
hours
Is
ex
pired.
A
complete
log
must
be
kept
thruoghout
the
trip.
The
Ume
limit
of
the
race
is
six
days
and
any
boat
not
finishing
within
that
Ume
will
be
disqualified.
Prince
Rupert
has
made
great
preparations
for
this
yacht
race
which
is
regarded
as
one
of
the
most
beneficial
advertising
events
of
the
year
for
the
port.
The
only
regret
is
that
Prince
Rupert
was
unable
to
have
an
entry
In
the
race.
Fine
trophies
:
have
been
put
up
locally
for
the
winners
beside
those
that
are
being
offered
at
Seattle
and
elsewhere
In
the
south.
To
mark
the
occasion
of
the
arri
val
of
the
yachts,-
half-holiday
has
been
declared
fdr
the
city
Tuesday
afternoon.
Entertainment
plans
for
the
vision
have
been
completed,
the
Principal
Items
on
the
program
to
be
the
boxing
tournament
Tuesday
night
and
the
dinner
dance
Wed
nesday
night.
There
will
also
be
ntertainment
of
a
more
or
less
orivate
nature
by
officers
and
members
of
the
local
Yacht
Club.
The
following
are
the
boats
that
ire
participaUng
in
the
race:
From
Seattle
Maidie.
Jack
Powers.
Bolinder,
Richard
Frobocse.
Tyee.
Stuart
Walsh.
Mary
Marann.
Frank
Seldelhuber.
Zlze.
C.
J.
E.
Blang.
Nlsbet.
Ray
E.
Stickler.
Rowdy,
Robert
C.
Moffett.
From
Tacoma
Argosy,
Dr.
Rich.
Triton.
Dr.
Herbert
F.
Watson.
From
Olympla
Klttlwake.
Walter
Draham.
Winnlfred,
Adolph
Schmidt.
From
Shelton
Buccaneer,
William
O.
Reed.
There
will
be
58
men
and
nine
la-lies
on
the
12
racing
boats
and
21
nen
on
two
scout
cruisers
accompanying
the
racers.
Following
are
the
officials
of
the
-ace:
Jos.
L.
Patton,
head
Judge.
Arthur
H.
Carson
and
John
Dyb-havn,
judges.
Daniel
L.
Pratt,
inspector.
W.
J.
Scherteer.
starter.
N.
J.
Blanchard,
measurer.
Frank
W
Allen
and
Oeorge
A.
Woodland,
timers
at
Stuart
Anchorage.
Lt.
L.
H.
Haworth,
R.C.N.V.R.
and
John
Bulger.
timers'
at
Prince
Ru-
Richard
Froboese,
chairman
race,
committee.
W.
M.
Meacham,
secretary
race
committee,
.
E.
A.
Rich,
fleet
captain.
Mm
rod
of
Note
Local
nirarods
will
learn
with
envy
that
a
hunter
of
merit
has
entered
the
northern
game
fields.
B.
H.
Robs5n,
wlreless
-operator-on
board
C.
O.
8.
Newington,
has
Just
Joined
the
ranks
and
bids
fair
to
surpass,
both
by
actual
experience
and
the
describing
of
same,
anything
heretofore
known
in
these
parts.
Mr.
Robson,
while
his
ship,
was
in
the
viclnltgf.milte
recently,
I
armed
with
a
vest
pocket
camera'
and
a
few
yards
of
film
as
well
as
client
time
to
the
point
of
his
dls-
Inmid
than
mlaht
have
been
uom.
per
lb.
cmba.katlon.
He
has
recommended
'
td.
He
Is
now
able
to
be
outside
Braids
Best
Coffee
to
our
correspondent
a
certain
make
t
although,
of
course,
it
may
be
some
P
lb.
of
running
shoes
for
speed
and
du-
time
ere
he
is
able
to
navigate
by
Na6b
Tes
tability.
Mr.
Robson
assures
us,
however,
that,
on
thinking
the
matter
over,
he
returned
latex
and
accurately
measured
the'
tracks"
and
says
that,
low
10.5c
and
6c
which
several
boats
were
paid.
Canning
Season
Opens
The
salmon
canning
season
in
District
No.
2,
tributary
to
Prince
Rupert,
opened
on
Thursday
night
when
fishing
for
sockeyes
and
e4.her
vartotles
became
legally
permissible.
All
the
canneries
in
the
Naas
and
Skeena
River
divisions
which
operated
last
year
are
working
again
this
summer.
While
It
Is
not
likely
that
the
pack
on
the
mainland
will
exceed
1929
in
volume,
large
runs
of
pinks
and
chums
are
expected
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
toward
the
end
of
July
or
early
In
August
and,
with
more
canneries
In
operation,
there
should
be
considerable
activity
there.
will
be
for
a
duration
of
48
hours
from
6
pjn.
Fridays
until
6
pan.
Sundays.
Should
a
given
number
of
fishing
licences
In
any
area
be
exceeded,
departmental
officials
MTlimOKN
mun
tuouu.i;.
yleldi
like
miflc
to
KUL-BAU
It
penetrate.
Trere'i
no
ointment
like
It.
AUo
uaetftMlM
tor
Cut.
Burn.
Brultes.
Rheumatism
and
Itching
Pile,
lull
Size
Tin.
I'lMtpilct.
SOi-rnU.
AddrtM
Kill-Bun
Product.
B4S
Oommerctel
Orlre.
Vaaoouver.
Britten
CotumMa
himself
again.
In
any
ease,
it
Is
.a
per
lb.
matter
of
great
satisfaction
for
his
Empress
Coffee-many
friends
that
be
Is
doing
so
per
lb.
welL
Economy
Tea
i
to
the
best
of
his
Judgment,
the!
The
waterfront
14
not
i
per
id.
.
.
u
neons-
ir..
animal
was
proceeding
at
a
leisure-
i
clous
of
the
fact
that
an
election
lygait.
Although
the
measurements
I
campaign
is
a-boming
and
there,
were
somewhat
hurriedly
taken,
the
as
elAcwYiere,
the
topic
is
one
for
per
lb.
.
PROVISIONS
safry
campaigning.
The
wet
th4t
mill
V.
Pr
tin
the
election
will
be
held
while
the
"'A&SP
c,ar
Tork
Si
ctnncrtes
are
opera
Ung
full
Ulasl
j.JJeaj
Small,
6
tins
for
wUl'fto
doubt,
swell
the
vote
frdm
rfiieapple
Tiger
Brand
numbers
Now
that
there
Is
an
Improvement,
however,
there
should
be
considerable
activity
from
this
Day
holiday.
Delayed
by
fog
and
heavy
freights
for
waypoints,
CkPJt.
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Oapt.
S.X.
Gray,
did
not
arrive
In
port
until
2:30
this
morning
from
the
south,
several
hours
behind
schedule.
The
vessel
sailed
a
couple
of
hours
later
on
her
return
to
iVancoqver
and
waypoints.
Seattle
Yacht
In
The
fine
40-foot
gasenglned
Seattle
yacht
Connie
Doon,
in
the
course
of
a
leisurely
cruise
north,
was
a
vttHor
In
port
this
week.
The
vessel
arrived
In
port
Thursday
morning
aftef
having
already
been
a
month
on
the
way
up
from
Seattle
and
left
yesterday
morning
to
crujse
Portland
Canal
before
proceeding
to
Ketehlkan
and
Juneau.
On
board
were
the
owners,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Bain,
and
the
skipper,
Caspar
Mulberg,
and
his
wife.
It
Is
Interesting
to
note
that
Skipper
Mulberg
Is
an
old
timer
of
Prince
Rupert,
having
been
skipper
of
the
Foley,
Welch
it
Stewart
power
tug
Hecate
during
railway
construction
days.
He
was
kept
busy
renewing
old
acquaintances
while
here.
The
Bon
nie
Doon
wiU'
call
here
again
on
the
way
south.
Bhg
will
be
lplned
at
.The
weekly
close
season
this
year
t
Ketchikan
next
week
for
the
rest
...
....
...
.
-
-
IhI
of
the
y
I
t?
1..
cruise
north
by
the
Rowdy.
one
of
the
entrant
in
the
Seatle-Prlnce
Rupert
cruiser
marathon
next
week.
The
Bonnie
Doonand
Rowdy
are
twm
models.
:
wt
John
Currle
ori
have
ben
en
gaged
thlsweek
in
the
work
of
replacing
one
of
the
dolphins
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
it
Yacht
Club
floats.
About
60
feet
of
float
jhas
also
been,
renewed.
All
Is
now
in
readiness
at
the
Yacht
Club
2's,
per
tin
Raisins
Seedless
Oaint
C$uihseasonable
weather,
'
5
lbs.
for
v
theahftlecs
Up
to
now
have
been
Raisins
Seedless
loath
to
hie
forth
nv
any
material
'
:s-lb.
box
per
ibTV.
Lettuce's
'beads
for
Carrots
3
bunches
for
Cherries
per
lb
Plums
.
2
lbs.
forLiu-.y..
riams
V
f
per
baikft
r
Can
tela
upes
2
for
Bananas
3
lbs.
for
50c
55c
50c
48c
40c
39c
tracks
proved
to
be
some
nine
feet)
popular
discussion.
The
fact
tWat
haVne'
Sniierior
pmi
nv
six
inches
apart.
As
kangaroos
are!Kfter
tide
has
ltt
ardent
'suppo
,
GffijM'l,0r
not
plentiful
north
of
Alert
Bay,!
ten.
to
say
nothing
of
verbarpro
we
are
rather
at
a
loss
to
namestfJe
'
ponents,
makes
the
matter
the
animal.
,
r.
Imore
InU
Lm
fa
gaftoUltam-ltoC
QAp
o
1
.
k-:tvBlfhAr
man
mhw
tn
Vimwm
It
all
I9f.fl
Pr
ID
netch'
Sliced
Bacon-
some
low-minded
ps
tlaat
to
to
own
way
as
far
as
Uie
fishermen
fo
the
effect
that
a
fjinrrliig
shoe,
and
those
In
allied
trades
are
con-
ID'
plated
at
random
in
sSft
ground,
ccrned.
The
politic
la
ru.
It
may
be
,
,'rI
.
.
S100
make
an
imferMmion
Vribt
unlike
i
exDeeted.
are
aware
of
the
imDort-
bricks
.
that
of
some
animals
lr'tift.
on
ant
part
that
the
fishing
vote
may
BtiWer-IIollybrook,
Wood
QCp
the
occasion
of
bisseeWliAnd'
.iy
In
deciding
the
contest
and
nd
Ec
u-
Pr
lb.
more
or
less
handppad
by
his!
will,
therefore,
conduct
the
news-
i
runs
u
varieues
jq
meniai
conuuion.
our
ineoa
may
nave
misiaicen
nis
own
uaew.
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
onuyrter,
Prince
Rupert
for
the
week
of
June
14-20
totalling
585,000
pounds,
of
which
134,000
pounds
was
Canadian
fish
and
451.000
American,
brought
the
total
of
landings
for
the
season
to
date
up
to
9,527,700
pounds
made
up
of
2.997,700
pounds
Canadian
and
6,530,000
pounds
American
ball-but
Prices
during
the
week
averaged
somewhat
better
than
In
the
week
preceding.
The
high
bid
of
the
week
for
Canadian
halibut
was
15c
and
6c
which
the
N.
and
R.
received
for
1,500
pounds
and
the
low.
11.4c
and
6c
which
the
Takla
and
Helge
H.
were
paid
for
catches
of
48,000
and
5,500
pounds
respectively.
The
top
bid
of
the
week
for
American
fish
was
163c
and
Sc
which
the
Slrius
was
paid
for
10,500
pounds
and
the'
45c
10c
50c
S2.45
FRESH
FRUITS
AM)
VEGETABLES
on
A
number
of
parties
are
already
jommloes-llol
house
being
planned
for
the
Dominion
.t.
25c
25c
25c
30c
45c
90c
35c
40c
DRINKS
Canada
Dry
Ginger
Ale
2C
fcr
vuiiic
Felix
GlngerjAle
pints,
per
dozen
.
Fellx
Ginger
Ale-splits,
per
doxen
Rom-More
Orange
Juire-per
bottle
ber
boats
will
be
taken
"
dry
dock
temporally
I
provide
accomodation
fur
tors.
81.40
$1.10
15c
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
Mor
Cm!
rhonc
SCO
319
Th-rC
U'
In
command
of
CapV"1
,
Klnnon,
CJiJl.
steamer
Prii
"
J
arrived
in
port
at
7
o'ciork
'
morning
from
Vancouver
vin
F'"
wnnrf
Alert
Hnv
and
the
Suulti
of
the
Queen
Chsrlotte
Island
V-vessel,
'
'
which
is
now
operating
floats
for
the
rer.elvtncr
next
week
nf
a
in.Miv
tz-Vinritilp.
will
sail
t
the
racing
yachts
all
of
which
will
for
Vancouver
via
Alert
Bay
moor
there.
A
number
of
the
mem-
Englewood.
II.-1'