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UNION
GOVERNMENT
Marcha
i5.
1933
'Ti
D.'Pdttullo
this
Week
set
the
pace
for
unipn
govern-nfeij.t
byiacking
up
a
Conseryatives
member
in!
the-Legis-
.
...
.
.
1
i
I
l
a
a.
mi
i
Al
uuui
u,ui.u
prupusiu
iu
reuuee
interest
rates.-inat
is
me;
kind
oinmiori
that
really
counts;-
a
union
of'
ideas;
ideals
and
adtion.
;
SIR
"HENRY
THORNTON
A
pttireeque,
figure
faded
from
view1
yesterday'
as
Sir:
tienry
ihornton,
railwayman,
passed
.op
into
the
lin-
OPERATiNCJ'AT
AiVYOX
Monday
We
htiid
wbrd
froln:
Any6x
'that-Jtht'mine
-wtfs
opei:?Uiug:succemully
and
that-
the"
$melter
stavtcd
Ui
Daiuruay-anu
it-wasexpecieu
to
operuieojiunuuvisiy.
io,
day
we
have
a
letter
fronvthe'secretfary
of
'the
local
strike
committee
stating
that
this
cannot
be
dona.
'We
are
not;
planning
to
enter
into
any
controversy
between
the
man-:
agement
of
;tho
litiiip
at
'Any
ox
Jind
the
members
of
the;
mine,
workers
union
in
Prince
Rupert
as
to
ivhaOAhyoxi
can''ir.(:ahllotidp.vWe
shall
record
events
as
they
happen
and
any
propaganda
from
either
side
will
nave
to
choose
some
other'
organ
of
expression
than
the
Daily
News.
.i
hlafwa
out
through
Dablne
country5
by'tlbrf
team
-Mr;
t3HciJahf
en-
'
firs
M
fta
Ittm
a
ci
r
i
po
Mtrtf
al
a
tl
'
aaavvs
kick
nituvt
tit-
r
tllfl
1
fVLB
ing-lVlcjUllS
.
,
'-v
-
abflftethtn
VDlIIIlldlIC
'al
.
?JV-fVW"f
"viiB
iur,ju.irnu,
s
Omineca
Progress
M.
Slicpard'
IIcre'
ri-omtfiai
t'rcefc!
DrlvejCo'ut'by.
Sprlnj
Itrraking1
Up
Allika
for
a
couple
of
weeks",
re
turspg
JVhe
betoVe.
he
goes
batk
to
his
InfertsU
on
Vital
Cieek.
.
"
l1Ttjday!s''W6atiler
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
light
Var-
R.
M.
Shepard
who
has
mining,
table
wind;
barometer.
29.12;
tem-inUreau
In
the
Omineca'
dtotrlej,
perature,
55;
smooth
seu.
came
in
to
the
city
;on
the
train
tost
;
Ungara
Overcast,
light
south-nighu
He
ls
lntereated
In
a
mineral;
ivind,
moderate
sea.
claim
on
viiai
yreeK
in
vne
omin-.
Triple
Islands-Cloudy,
moderate
eca
dUtrlct
and
he
states
that
ev-1
southeast?-wind,
light
chop.
erythlng
in.
that
coutry
looks
very;
Dead
Tree
Point
Rain,.
south-
promising,
anc
th
jleyeJopn;eiit
eiut.
galej
-barometer,
4tJ8t-
tem-
thl
summer
will
be
very
consider-
perature,
44;
rough
sea.
able.
The
weathered'
thevexcesa
off
!
Terraqis-lcMly,
northeast
wind.
water
has
hampered
proceedings;
3
j,
lately
and
It
was
fottnd"hecesWry
to
:
Alyansh-Part
cloudy,
calm.
20.
close
down
for
a
couple
of
months
and
get
a
fTesh
start
In
the'
spring.
People
are
coming-
into'
the
coun-try'slowly
In
twos
and
threes
but
the
Anyox-jPart
cloudy,
calm,
35.
r
It
Z
1
"
"
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10f
3.00
i
.
The
ine
.
1933.
iwai
u
Garden'
araeiNoiyies
;
as
landscape
gardening.
ThoiisArtds
of
Canadian?
were
rf-Intrijuced
last
'yea?
to
the-tteirght
of
f
eaatfhg
on
vegitableaJfrdm
tneft
own!
ftardfrris.
-
-
'
Whatever'
the
reasons
for
their1
return"
to
home
vegetable
growing!
they
have
discovered
a
host
of
reasons
why
they
should
continue
to
cultivate
vegetable
plOU.
They
f
found
the
tenderness
and'
flavor
of
'
home
grown
-vegetables,
fresh
plc-
1
kcu
uuni
ineir
guruerw.
vu
ue
u-
perlor'
beydnd
comparison
to
those
obtainable
-In
markets.
In
vegetables
'cooked
'
lmemdtntely
'
after
hafvetlng
they
obtain
a
maximum
c6ntent
of
vitamins
-of
whose
great
vlitie
to
health
scleitce
dhcover
ever'fnereailng'
proof.
'Another'
advantage
which
heme1
girdehers
have
Is
1n
ttje
Variety
of
OMhg
to
the
frAorSfrasofl
last
year
a'good'fibnreopledeclded
11
tlitlaU
mat
iney.wouiu
not
uu-1
drrtake
much
gardening
this
year.
Some'
of
these'--people
hive
alfradyfceeil
busy
on
their
garden
'blots
'a1.
id
nunt
of
thenV
hive
h
interidr'
decorators
are
established
pie.
It
must
also'
be
in-scale
to
UiC
u-inf6oUf
i.
their
fatlfireand
'Are
institutions.
Every
housewife
knows
size
of
the
lot.
The
problem
U
also
out
omt
more
to
make
their
home
About
them,
studies
their
work,
complicated
by
fixed
and
Immov-
ground
beautiful
with
flower
goes
to
hear
them
lecture,
and
em-
able
features
such
us
waiks.
fen--
and
vdirub.
ploys
them
if
the
household
flnan-
:es
and
the
position
of
the
'house.
'vrlie
great
thing
U
to
plant
tuch
ces
permit.
Good
taste
In
the
home
The
design
must
be
fitted
to
them,
flowers
as
do
well
in
damp
wea-
furnishing
is
constantly
increasing
On
a
small
-place,
straight4
Jlne
hef.
WhiilasVhltWrmkeuth
a
with
a
deglre
folhe.
rriost
beauty
In
design
lireViarthei
best
both
ionMYUie'sltbtt'inr
'lif
dryVllrilate
do
procurable
frith
Iher
material
at
convenience.
rfffc,'1and'-'pMieaWVrio
(Hand.
Thi'great
factor
In
Interior
purpose:
Curved
;
liner
-nHfretf
'
for
v
mums'
'are
atteil'taiuees'lMl
e-
dewratlhgfils
the
fpr6pr
arrange-
the
sake
of
a
curve
sugtetfting-
InVeept'
in
some
i'iHlcdlatljr
"
warm
.
a
-
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ts.
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a
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i.li
,
40
ment
ofithrmattflate.
their
plactn
formallty-ard
out
0
place.
THejrarev'
"eitfrierAHlonr
the"iii6t
popular
.
'and
grouping.
an
imitation
of
the
curves
of
Tlnefiowers"
lor
the
Trlure
ltupert
Hi-
With
?
the
artistic
'arrangement'
Informal
pUhtlnga"
on
tarue
CkxSiiitk
hiaV
bi
herttWh'ed
the
rian-
-
'
'
yVitoek;
istef
riatdntgori;'m"iri-
"g'6ld;'plnlc.'fi
orget'-me-'not
'Mnd'lhe
.'-
'tuN-roo
begoilia.
'ThUSihter1lhrrkKa,beehtfbn-Werable,,'Wortallty,'ambng:!the
"rfatV.
IloweVef.
th6e
Which
'now
appear
'td'be'
dead
inajpVlng
to
'niefwlow
the
sorface
"rthey
"kliould
be"
kllbwcd
ld
nfntiln
In
'
the
tfdund'lrntrt
it
h
certaiA
that
'
tlicj1
ire
hot
kUm
After
a
While
v
-w-e
khall
learn
what
'r6eif
tb"plant
"In
rrliieeV
ltuprt.
VWrahhol
Vt-'
pect
tb'tfow
alt
the
hiore'd'-Zlfcate
VirUtle'ahdwmMlhemucre-4(-
Jully.
''Snb'wdropi
are
already
lit
bTobm.
'
?hcae$'wirrbe
but
ioonHhd
Hu-'"UpsahdHUf
Ndlls
''ire
showing
Mbote1
(be-
ground'
ind
ire
re
-tpbhdrng
lb
the
spring
urge.
In
fhePrlnce
Itu'pert
rlimate
It
ls'wnwle
't
-plant
'to
closely
be--
caus
the-tendency
U
to
run
to
,..on
V;
v.,.,
A
"
v;
'
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"
'
"
"
,OIUge
anu
11
me
piams
are
100
n,ui,i.
ya
mfc
umii
aim.a
jjuav
luii.
Myaiui.jf
ucjand
tl
wo
ration
jf,
he
lnteflpr
the
U,
whern
longly
trHW
lines
crowds
they
do
not
geta
chance
WH9
an
0Ut3taildln
fl,nife
and
US
an
executive
he
had
IT10St)nejll
andmoat
logical
til.
naUirr
ouW
be
Inartmie,
Trre
te
lo
im-.
to
show
iKenwehe.
Id
th
bet
others
faded
from
the
picture.
He
wa&
62
V'ears,of
aKe,Jr9J
u
tnr
-h
vnik"1
enough
on
a
small
lot
to
netd
"k'tfvanUge.
vouncer
than
manv
ministers
bf
state
in
theIeadinceov-'
.
nlM
r
cunr
i05'
'
Any
who
ho
ernments
of
today.
.
An1
American
born
and
trained,
Sir
Henry
Vent
to
England
in
1914
to
take
over
the
manageipent
of
.
the
Great
Eastern
Railway,'
which
he
rehabilitated
in
the
face
of
determined
opposition.
In
Canada-heHiriified
the.
Canadian
Government
line?
and
put-them
'ori'
a"
'
jrb'f
itUWe"
ba'sisl
'Qne
of
the
victims'
of
the
dopressibn)
he
relihqliished
his
hold
ori'thG
C.
N.
Ri
under
pressure.
.Sir
ftenry
was
a.
friend
to
every
workingman
who
was,sUin.
to
be
eifecuve.
muat
be
aim
trying
to
make-
good
but
a
terror
to
.the
shyster.
Hub
friendly
attitude
made
him
tHe
hero
of
mosf
ofhis
em-!
ploj'ees.
USe
Of
Straight
lines
Will
be
most
Mhi
vrar
lionld
mike-
nlanc
at
Planning
for
space
in
the
small
efcyve
In
devetoptag
the
Wan
ot,
'
bnce
ahd'dlr
flie'eWiihd
a
soon
house
is
the
most
Important
prob-
of
the
yard.
Strigl
line
the
long
lem
and
It
is
equally
important
In
way
of
the
lot
Incfe!?
the
appear-
wish
to
start
a
garden
a
psslble.'
The
'e'aHy6
ktart
Is
worth
a
great
drsl.
the
small
yard.
It
is
useiaas
to
tfy
ance
qt
depth.
Transverse
straight
to
make
a
30
or
50
-foot
back
yard
lines
will
relieve
the
Impression
of
Green
peas
and
lrwet
corn
can-
a
miniature
of
a
country'
plate,
extreme
length
andaTley-flke
iu-
purchased
with
their
sweet
-
First
of
all.
in
planning
the
small
geatlon
of
unusually
deep
narrow
rfws
'onlmpatmi.
String
beans
yard
for
most
beautiful
effects,
it
lota
Stick
to
straight
lines
In
small
never
are
quite
so
tender
and
wetl
must
be
kept
in
mind
that
the
d-
yard
planning
lor
simplest
und
be
tlavored
as
when
gather
in
the
elfecu.
,v
Home-Grown
Vegetables
home
garden
a
few
moments
before
they
go
into
the
stew
pan
rtadlahea'
are
never
so
ertep
anc
snappy
a
wheft
fresh'
ptflled.
Every
family
with
'
ababy
ot
young
ehiMren
hottW
gtvrw
'
vrg-table
gavdn
o
pWwule
fresh
iren
vegetables
of
the
highest
Quality.
WTiir.i
ean
be
obtatined
fresh
only
from
the
lirtme
gsrden-.
District
?NeWs
PORTjSIMPSON
hfc
Y.P.
were
hosts
to
a
re
ception;
In
honor
of
their
tertmi
ilch
played
in
the
itwit
serte.
I
Prince'
Rupert
ahd
duhng
the'
e
-.TnfXMV
I14(1
Willi
JJIIUCl
of
the
feat
of
the
Y.P.E.A.
ho'd-
fllffarent
dishes,
lit
may
grbw
"
",,lL't
"
'.entice
varieties
of
the
well
known
m'
I0ur
superior
to
the
ordinary
rrfarket
,!Pr,n
"imm
ta
howln
ktnda.
And
he
may
grow
vegetables.
nd
fth
are
now
Pm
for
th
n.'
'11han
fWilntr
whi,h
fw
nf
hu
hve
ever
taton.
Salad,
can
be
served
on
his
.J
A
"umf
0,n
table
tnrougn-
season
twyn
a,
Ve
I1U
Blj
tJ.
-Z-..L''.
...
Flaliery
Ilay
and
Re
niuff
stbad
of
being
confined
to
kVjhach
i,..
T'TTT!
.
,
.
:an
gjow
In
hia
garden
half
a
dozetv.,
'
.
.
,
29-
jUie
pleasure
In
gardening
la
greatly
I
wielding
.f
a
hoe
u
a
valnable
,
days
0:30
u.m
Hazttltnn
ninnrlv
rnlm
2ft
l.t.n,n...
u..
a.a
exerftM?
us
Swlnulni
n.
tlf
-YhiliA
.
....
r
-
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mi
imom
tjj
L1
1
111
I
in
w
uriiunuira,
-
r-'--
f
T
.iI'gi.
t.
:
j
population
of
the
district
has
grown.
Ymlthfra-MIlodv,
calm.
28i
trrfnendously
in
the
Wst
year,
dp-
'iJiltns'IAlcei-tlcor.
calm,
24.
.
...
.
it..
I.
i
:
The
oare
of
a
ga,ran
is
a
srfiall
v.
,
iTW
part
of
Qie
dajp's
Tdutlne
-once
ft
i
C
N
R
Tfainc
Is
started;
And
a
smajl'pattdr
will
V.
11.
I
alllo
gtow
a
surprteinr
quantity
-of
veg-
-etables
properly
planted
for
sue-
Por
the
I'ast
StewarU-Part
cloudy,
south
Wind,
I
vegetables
which
theV
ekn
mw.
iccssion
and
eompanlon
crtmarThe
C
Monday''
Wednesdays
and'
Frl
many
of
which
are
rarely
found
In
there
is
somethlnf
-to
slfoW
V
"
'J'
,raUvt
Bn.
,,
Tu"day,
Thurs,ay
tur,
niarkeu
rr
it
besides
a
score
card
and
ar-
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i
-
u
'ailment
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day
pm,
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iiuiiii;
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I
garden-
owner
should
wir
mono-
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B1IVU1U
CW
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cuunierea
severe
weainer
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ine
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,
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A
,
.
,
-
I
ui
lin
vegewoie
menu
since
ne'
irue-
imppiness
romwirom
fiv-
ne
wno
sees
me
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