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SALE
ENDING
Third
Avenue
SPECIALS
Our
Removal
Sale
of
Women's
Shoes
will
come
to
a
close
Thursday
morning.
Take
advantage
of
this
nionev
saving
proposition
while
our
sale
lasts.
HURRY
UP!
Only
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Morning
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The
unprecedented
cold
spell
of
j
the
last
two
week
has
treated
a
R
problem
with
many
local
gardener.
5
Most
of
the
pansies
have
been
kill-
'.the
frost.
jed.
polyanthus
on
which
we
depend
,
-r-
for
much
of
our
May
bloom
are
in
Rose
growers
are
very
doubtful
5:
many
ease
sone.
primroses
arei
about
how
many
they
have
lost.
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ELS
A
DAY
You
have
always
wanted
an
Electric
Refrigerator,
for
its
cleanliness
and
healthfulness
and
for
the
countless
savings
it
lets
you
make.
Choose
yours
NOW.
Let
us
put
it
in
your
home.
Then
have
ice
cubes,
frozen
desserts,
crisp,
fresh
fruits
and
salads,
perfectly
refrigerated
meats
and
all
the
other
benefits
you've
longed
for.
Save
money
on
shopping,
too,
by
buying
larger
quantities
at
bargain
prices.
And
all
the
while
you're
enjoying
the
advantages
of
electric
refrigeration,
you
can
pay
as
little
as
$3.75
(de-'
pending
on
model
you
choose)
a
month
or
less
than
15
cents
a
day.
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some
of
the
bulbs
inlured
or
killed
and
many
rock
plants
such
ax
aubrrtia
have'
ipirrriy
survived
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and
Planting
Vegetable
Garden
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The
Four
Euentlals
of
Oood
Oardenlng
The
real
hard
frort
of
midwinter
did
litUe
damage
but
these
spring
frosU
followed
by
warm
sunshine
In
the
day
time
have
been
fatal.
Yet
It
will
be
found
that
many
roses
which
were
thought
to
have
been
killed
will
shoot
up
from
near
the
crown
so
It
Is
impossible
to
estimate
the
number
of
fatalities
until
next
.month.
My
vail
roses.
Dr.
Van
Fleet,
seem
all
right
and
some
of
the
bush
roses
have
survived
so
far.
Others
seem
to
have
been
killed.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington
report
having
had
a
number
of
bulbs
pulled
up
by
the'Srarled
thrushes,
known
to
some
as
the
Oregon
thrushes,
which
have
been
quite
numerous
iiere
this
spring.
This
Is
Martha
Washington
A
Newr
Petunia
of
Outstanding
Merit
the
only
complaint
I
have
heard
so
far
of
Injuries
caused
by
them.
The
small
birds
will
come
next
and
they
take
almost
anything
that
Is
Kreen
except
broad
beans.
Death
on
Slues
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Horticultural
Society
Mrs.
McCar
thy
gave
a
spray
which
she
said
she
had
found
very
effective
on
slugs.
As
this
lady
Is
a
gardener
of
many
years'
standing
what
she
says
can
be
relied
upon.
Here
is
the
formula
Two
gallons
warm,
water;
three
handfuls
of
Lux;
one
wineglass
coal
oil;
three
tablespoonfuls
of
salt.
Spray
with
a
watering
can
or
other
sprayer
and
the'
slugs
will
disappear.
Mrs.
McCarthy
says
her
crocuses
are
coming
up
through
the
snow'
and
others
have
reported
similarly.
uaraeng
not
coveied
with
snow
have
been
injured
more
than
those
with
the
protecUve
covering.
I
have
found
a
number
of
mv
eraoe
hya
cinths
which
came
up
In
February
i
have
rotted
off.
Neighbors
of
mine
report
tnejr's
all
riftht,
Much
seems
to
depend
upon
the
exposure.
THE
I1IRT
GARDENER
The
Dirt
Oardener
says:
"I
have
grown
both
early
ind
late
double
tulips,
someUmcs
called
peony
tulips.
These
are
lovely
but
have
short
stalks.
In
singles
I
have
blzarres,
Darwlns,
earlys,
Rembrandts
and
plcotees.
All
have
don?
fine
and
I
have
Jeft
them
in
the
ground
although
they
should
tc
lifted
every
year.
I
found
that-after
three
years
the
frost
Jlfted
hem;
nearly
out
of
the
ground
and
then
tfyey
are
apt
to
get
frozen
or
rot,'
They
should
not
be
dug
until
the
foliage
has
died
down
or
yellowed
or
the
bulb
Put
Men
To
Work
Gainfully
The
people
of
Prince
Rupert
are
afted
to
co-operate
for
the
purpose
of
pro.
vidine;
gainful
employment
for
as
many
jleople
as.
posHlhl
during
the
next
six
months.
A
group
of
canvassers
will
undertake
to
call
on
all
local
citizens
ain
for
pledge
from
them
thut
they
will
undertako
to
spend
an
much
uk
poili((
anJ
stating
how
much
they
plan
to
spend
on
gainful
employment.
It
i.s
not
the
Intention
to
interfere
with
the
private
concern
of
our
niih-hors
hut
to
try
to
secure
as
much
employment
as
possihle
ana
meannof
improving
local
conditions.
We
have
set
as
our
objective
the
sum
of
$50,000
If
every
misoii
will
undertake
to
spend
srime
money
in
such
a
way
ax
to
make
conditions
lietterj
we
shall
easily
attain
our
object.
The
pledge
cards
will
ho
kept
private
in
order
to
prevent
Kolicltntion
on
the
part
of
those
who
may
be
trying
to
secure
advantage
from
the
campaign.
We
are
not
an
employment
agency
'and
have
nothing
to
say
n
to
who
shall
be
employed
or
what
they
shall
be
p"aid
That
is
between
the
emplnver
ami
em-
piovetl.
All
we
ask
Is
mat
the
money
he
.'expended.
-1
he
provincial
employment
officer
can
supply
men
if
required,
Tlitmr
In
thn
homo.
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hnmn.
in
nffloo
Iniildimrc
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ml
ftictrirliMt
n
beginning
to
look
the
worse
for
wear.
A
'id
there
are
hundreds
.of
unemployed
hands
wanting
and
willing
to
tlo
those
j
Im.
You
need
the
work
done
they
need
the
money
for
the
necessities'
of
life.
Help
make
these
idle
hands
earning
hands,
for
the
good
of
the
community
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III.
Ill
III
rtlMIinil.
THINGS
TO
1)0
In
vide
the
lluuve
'
Convert
attic
into
playroom
or
extra
bedroom
by
covering
Joists
of
floor
and
roof
with
lumber
or
wallboard.
'
Convert
basement
into
a
game
room,
recreation
room,
playroom
or
"dm"
or
workshop,
with
plenty
of
shelves,
cabinets
and
closets.
Plaster
ceilings
and
wills
of
bwmcnt
or
cover
with
wallboard
and
paint,
using
light
colors
for
better
lighting.
Install
fruit
and
preserves
cellar
"cold
air
ventilation
.
liulld
new
cupboards,
closets,
eablnets
and
shelves
for
kitchen,
pantry,
laundry
and
playroom.
Build
a
breakfast
nook
or
"dinette,"
or
add
a
dining
room
or
dining
porch
to
the
house.
Install
new
medicine,
towel
and
soap
elo&ets
and
other
needed
modern
accessories
in
bathrooms.
Reglazc
broken
or
cracked
windows.
Caulk
cracks
between
wood,
Uls
and
walls.
Install
new
lighting
fixtures
In
the
house.
Install
more
convenient
outlets.
Instal
electric
refrigerator.
Put
on
or
repair
storm
windows.
Repair
broken
or
glue
loose
chairs.
Renovate
ruts
and
carpets
and
runners.
Re-cover
Chesterfield
sutte
ind
upholstered
chairs.
Purchase
new
"occasional"
furniture.
Reframe
valuable
pictures.
'
Renew
drapes
and
curtains
in
tiny
or
all
rooms.
Renew
linoleum
in
kitchen.
Launder
or
renew
slip
covers.
Repaint
or
renew
window
blinds.
Employ
capable
women
for
spring
and
weekly
house
cleaning.
Purchase
brd
linen,
comforters,
blanket.
Replace
chlnawarc-nnd
kltehin
utensils.
Repair
clocks.
Replace
silverware.
TIIIMiSTO
DO
-
"'
-
Outtlde
the
Home
Repair
or
replace
eaves,
trout
ha.
wttrr
eon-
ductors
and
flahlrK.
He
thlntlc
roofs
either
In
who1?
or
In
rrt.
KtpUr
worn,
broken
or
rotten
column
baje,
column
bannisters,
ratlines,
woodwork
in
porches,
steps
and
thresholds.
Mend,
fences
and
gates,
replacing
all
mkvdnt
and
decayed
wood
with
sound
lumtor
Huild
new
sun
room
or
glat-ln
an
existing
porch.
Huild
an
addition
to
Ijoum.
Construct
fenced-in
playground
for
the
smaH
er
children,
with
swings,
chutes,
H.
Erect
gates,
fences,
treltUe,
arbor.
pertoUs,
'
etc.
Roufv-repaUt
or
reitaln.
Porch
floors,
steps
and
raiting--repaint
or
reran
Is
h
Fence!
and
gate
repaint.
Clean
out
or
rebuild
cetpool.
Install
sidewalk.
Reihlngle
houte.
Put
new
roof
on
hou.
Put
In
lawn.
Plant
shrubbery
Dlz
over
and
re-teed
lawns.
WORK
FOR
WOMKX
Employ
a
seatrutrrs
spring
kewlng,
retnoiM
ting.
Have
quilts
made
and
nm
hooked
from
erP
bag
materials.
Employ
women
to
mend
linens,
laces,
hotiery.
Initial
lnen.
mske
needle-point,
re-rorer
eiderdowns,
re-tuft
mattrees.
re-cow
lamp
shades,
knit
socks,
sweaters.
Me.
cover
cushions.
"PAINT
UP"
JOKS
Interior
of
the
houw-
repaint
revarnlsh
and
redecorate
not
only
walls,
ceilings
and
woodwork,
but
also
floors,
furniture.
ll
lrurrt;
etc.
"
Employment
Service
Committee
will
not
be
any
uso
the
following
year.
"Another
bulb
that
makes
a
nice
pot
plant
Is
Achemcnes,
It
may
also
be
used
as
a
hanging
plant
if
the
tuber
Is
laid
sideways.
It
blooms
fine
with
me.
I
allow
the
leaves
to
:
die
down
before
repotting.
j
"I
find
begonias
rather
slow
In;
starting
and
a
greenhouse
would
be
best
to.
start
them
In.
They
can
,
be
planted
out
in
window
boxes
or
in
the
garden
but
the
bulbs
must'
be
lifted
for
the
winter.
"Crocuses,
snowdrops
and
scilllas
grow
well
but
I
notice
the
frosts!
lift
them
almost
out
of
the
ground
each
winter
and
they
have
to
be
pressed
back
In
the
spring."
FRESn
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
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J.
J.
LITTLE,
PRESIDENT
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE
WITHOUT
CALOMEL
And
You'll
Jump
Out
of
Bed
la
the
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to
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SPRING
COATS
A
consignment
of
spring
fl
coaU
has
Jus
beert
rerelvcd.
We
bought
them
at
such
ij
low
price
that
they
can
be
tw
at
considerably
less
than
It
cost
to
make
them.
Finest
Styles
,
Firnt
Class
Fur
Just
the
thing
to
mafce
a
!7
look
real
snappy
Goldbloom
Tlie
Old
Relive