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28,
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of
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variety
in
i
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and
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I
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are
such
that
they
will
SUIT
ANY
COSTUME
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Patent,
Calf
or
Linen
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who
wish
to
mix
their
own
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and
still
have
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Thursday,
May
28,
1936
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McBride
Street
Phone
311
"WHAT
IS
The
bad
weather
of
last
week
delayed
work
In
the
garden
so
there
is
now
a
good
deal
to
do.
Following
a
series
of
rains
the
surface
soil
of
the
whole
garden
should,
be
.broken
up
by
hoeing
or
raking
in
order
to
prevent
capillary
evaporaUon.
Those
who
have
not
yet
planted
out
their
seedlings
would
do
well
to
consider
doing
so
very
soon.
A
number
of
people
make
It
a
rule
not
to
do
this
until
after
June
1
but
most
people
like
to
have
them
in
the
ground
on
or
about
the
Victoria
Day
holiday.
Very
soon
it
will
be
time
to
sow
perennials
or
biennials
for
next
.,
-
.
-r
lyhocks.
If
they
are
given
a
Rood
WITHOUT'
A
GARDEN?
-
i
just
one
garden
a
year.
Forget
the
early
bulbs,
the
arabls,
the
Alys-sum
Saxatlle,
the
Siberian
Wallflowers,
the
dofrmicum,
th6
prim
roses
and!
polyanthus
and
auricula
year.
Among
those
that
do
well
In
I
and
bend
al1
lle
energies
on
rals-
Prlnce
Rupert
are
Siberian
Wall-
,nS
annuals
ana
iaie
perennials.
flower,
pinks,
delphiniums,
pyreth-rum,
foxgloves
-
and
columbines.
ISime
people
will
want
tQ
grow
holy
Then
when
the'
climax
comes
lh
July
and
AuguSt,
thsre
should
be
something
worth
looking
at.
For
the
email'
formal--
garden'
'that
may
KAILWAY
BUILDING
AGAIN
'start
with
strong
Dlants
in
the
be
the
best
plan
but
for
me,
I
like
Evidently
there
is
to
be
a
new
start
on
major
railway
eariy
spring,
they
may
bloom
here
ft116
continuous
'garden
from
March
building.
A
branch
100
miles
in
length
is
planned
by
the
but
may
have
failpd
10
grow
!
to
October,
even
if
it
is
not
quite
a
fqnnriim
Nnfintnl
RiIIu-qvo
ohrl
tua
Poin
Canadian
PaCltlC
uLif;
these
flowers
successfully.
Doubt-
spectacular
in
July
and
August
af
tifnlcn
?
yf
f
Jess
ma
otner
w,n
d0
others.
But
everyone
tn
hb
tasted
Kail
Way
also
IS
i
taking
Steps
to
try
to
serve
the
same
part
weli
here
but
they
are
not
general-
as
the
girl
said
when
she
kissed
the
of
Quebec
province.
It
is
a
sign
of
the
times
that
railway
iy
known,
we
shoud
like
to
know
cow-
Tnat
u
rtn.e
of
tlle
enjoyable
extension
is
being
seriously
considered
and
it
will
be
in-
any
that
are
worth
growing
so
tn,nes
about
gardening.
We
cah
teresting
to
watcli
the
moves
made
and
see
which
railway
that
we
may
pass
the
lnfoation
Please
m?es.
zet
a
,ot
nf
r?,ia
f
ft,
te
J.
on.
fun
out
of
it
Whether
we
succeed
ino
uu.
in
uic
ciiuii
tu
aeive
v,iie
luuiili.
i
.onsiuiy
one
or
both
of
the
railways
may
soon
decide
that
a
Western
The
early
tulips
are
about
over
outlet
to
the
Peace
country
would
be
a
profitable
venture.
but
tne
Darwins
are
now
at
their
.
best
or
very
nearly
so.
Every
year
COMPLETE
NATIONALIZATION
.
,
.
...
;
1
Complete
nationalization
of
radio
is
set
forth
as
the
ultimate
t
objective
of
the
government
in
reorganizing
the
radio
service
of
Canada.
While
that
is
set
as
the
ultimate,
the
present
plans
are
to
improve
the
radio
services.
That
is
what
may
be
gathered
from
the
despatch
telling
about
the
report
of
the
committee
which
has
been
dealing
with
the
matter.
We
are
strongly
in
favor
of
the
ultimate
objective
but
do
not
like
the
suggestion
that
private
stations
will
continue
for
the
present,
evidently
much
as
before.
However,
the
legislation
is
not
yet
before
Parliament
and
we
are
quite
ready
to
await
developments.
J
What
ve
would
like
to
see
is
a
system
similar
to
that
oi
Great
Britain
where
all
the
radio
is
owned
by
a
na-
v
tional
broadcasting
company
owned
by
the
state,
and
where
the
stations
are
kept
up
from
the
proceeds
of
the
radio
licences.
We
do
not
think'
the
radio
licences
should
go
into
the
general
funds
of
the
government
but
should
be
applied
direct
to
defraying
the
expense
of
providing
good
programs
and
broadcasting
them
to
the
people
of
Canada.
i
Protect
Your
Home!
Good
paint
Is
the
only
Insurance
that
you
can
put
on
your
home
that
will
protect
it
from
the
weather
elements.
If
your
home
Is
not
nrfit.ppt.prt
tmificf
;
da")Pne
a.nd
heat,
dry
rot
Is
the
resulj,,
TTiri
f
1?cu'Jr
luu
property
each'yeir3.
;
or
fail.
4
I
like
the
lofty
way
In
which
some
of
my
semi-professional
r
friends
look
down
at
my
humble
gardening
efforts.
I
ehjoy
having
them
criticize
or
.damn
with
faint
praise.
It
does
not
worry
me.
what
,
they
think.
I
parry
on
but
at
the
sjirne
tilljii'rftllerwlllu?g;
t6
iit4.ocijyitir.na
cult
mf
t
It
Is
lectin,
Htf.?66frf'S
J
tnily
by(6f'ijg;j,lnformatlon
-from);
friends
,th
I
'have
Deen
aDie
wau
anythili':I
I$osl'
get
help
by
swapping
plants.
when
the
Darwins
are
in
bloom
we
Whatjrjhea'n
by
swapping
is
not
get
heavy
rains
and
many
of
thorn
necessajHyjiipivlng
plants
or
seeds
are
broken
down.
The
long
stems
in
returlJtrtr
other.
:plants
or
seeds,
make
.staking
.desirable,
but
ranpt
if
someoile
gives
nie...;a
bunch
of
people
.consider-it
too-much
work'sjeedllngAhatt
rieetf'ot
a
clump
to
stake
tulips.
,
of
perennials,
I.
do
not
have
to
.,
lhand
that
person
back
something
A
good
many
gardens
have
had
out
of
my
garden.
It
rather
spoils
nothing
to
show
yet.
Feopl-a
who
.
the
effect
of
the
gift
to
give
some-
miss
the
early
gardens
lose
a
good
(
thing
back.
Often
the
best
plan
is
deal
of
the
year.
And
yet
there
Is
to
pass
something
on
to
some
other
something
to
be
wild
for
making
person
who
needs
it.
In
that
way
Medals
Gii)en
Free
We
are
authorized'by
the
National
Garden
Bureau
of
America
to
offer
to
any
garden
club
or
any
other
organization
holding
an
annual
flower
show
a
bronze
medal,
both
sides
of
which
are
pictured
above,
for
the
best
collection
of
vegetables
grown
in
a
home
garden.
The
object
of
this
is
to
encourage
competition
among
vegetable
growers.
Applications
sent
to
the
editor
of
this
column
will
be
forwarded
to
the
bureau.
the
garden
idea
is
gradually
ex
tended.
Sow
Pinks
Now
Pinks
cmie
In
many
varieties
and
colors
except
blue.
The
seeds
are
quick
to
germinal.?
and
the
annual
varieties
will
bloom
this
reason.
Perennials
may
alio
be
'own
now
for
next
year's
IT'S
EASIER
TO
TAKE
KLIM
Take
your
COW
along
to
camp
but
take
it
in
a
tin
!
KLIM
will
give
you
plenty
of
rich,
creamy
milk
.
.
.
without
the
usual
weight,
waste
and
worry
i
KLIM
is
real
milk
cream
and
all
in
powder
form.
Only
the
water
is
removed,
and
nothing
is
added.
It
is
light,
compact
and
a
-
.
..wploucdKH
i
water
and
it
will
-make
over
.
,
VJ""."'
weight
in,
liqidwjiole
milk,
as
natural
tasting
and
nourishing
as
the
best
pttjied,.
milk.
Buy
it
at
grocers
and
supply
houses.
.
t
FREE
-r
CAMP
AND
HOME
COOK
BOOK
For
your
enjoyment,
we
have
eathered
the
sportsmen
and
cooki.
Book'
will
be
tent
FREE,
Just
fill
in
and
mail
coupon.
'
KLIM
i
the
bordsni
coMpant,
mmited,
2fi
M
I
Vwdler
Houm,
Toronto
2.
tSamt
Slrt
nJ
Kluhcn,
fret.
-
Province-
BUILDING
OF
NEW
CHURCH
.
'
.
;
,
Eby
Starts
on
Constiuctlo
on
Of;
Christian
Science
Building
On
Second
Avenue
L.
C.
Eby
has
oeen
awarded
the
contract
for
the
new
$4000
Chris
For
the
Week-End
ALBERTA
BUTTER
per
lb.
3
lbs
CHOCOLATE
ECLAIRS
Red
Arrow
Fresh,
per
lb.
RED
ARROW
SODAS-
per
pkg
SARDINES
King
Oscar
.
2
tins
ROYAL
CITY
PEAS-.
Choice
Sieve
5,
per
tin
BARTLETT
PEARS
Royal
City,
per
tin
APRICOTS
Royal
City
per
tin
SALAD
DRESSING
Nalleys,
12
oz.,
per
Jar
POTATO
CHIPS
Nalleys
Fresh,
per
pkg.
SHAMROCK
EGGS
Grade
"A"
Large,
per
doz,
PREMIUM
BACON-Swlft's
Cello,
y2
lb.
ONTARIO
CHEESE
per
lb.
COWAN'S
COCOA
2-lb.
tin
FRESH
ROASTED
.
PEANUTS,
per
lb.
27c
.80c
31c
20c
25c
12c
19c
19c
DEMONSTRATION
On
Friday
and
Saturday
Of
HEiNZ
Quality
Products
-Heinz
Catsup,
large
bottle
20c
Heinz
Pure
Vinegar,
pints
18c
quarts
3lc
Pork
&
Beans,
3
small
tins
28c
Medium
size,
2
for
28c
Heinz
Soups,
all
kinds,
2
for
28c
(Free
Recipe
Book
with
purchase
of
6
tins
soup)
23c
8c
27c
21c
21c
13c
11c
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Grocery
FRKE
DELIVERY
Phone
55
Phone
36
Hyde
Transfer
Garden
Soil
$2.50
a
load
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
1936
SPECIALS
Mean
More
Savings
For
Vou
All
The
Year
Round
tian
Science
Church
on
Second
poRK
&
BEANSLlbby
ment
square.
Work
has
already
p,
ttM
tAMlir
been
commenced.
.
,
i
Fuller
has
had
a
fine
showing
of
It
is
rather
difficult
for
somehem
ln
for
evera,
years
fiucces.
people
to
their
enthusiasm
keep
up
isjon
F
p
'in
gardening.
I
find,
it
advanta-j
'geous
to
mane
more
or
less
ire-
quent
changes
in
the
layout
of
beds
and
In
the
flowers
grown.
One
soason
I
feature
one
flower,
another,
quite
a
different
flower,
but
the
perennials
cannot
be
quickly
changed
and
such
plants
as
begonias
are
always
correct,
ho
mat-
I
ter
what
the
season
or
the
condl-j
lions.
I
I
forgot
to
mention
peonies
and
Irts
among
the
plants
to
grow
here.
I
like
the
English
or
Spanish
Iris
or
any
of
the
bulb
Iris
In
preference
to
the
other
kinds.
They
oc-
Watts'
SPECIALS
4-lb.
tin
's
27c
39c
cupy
less
space,
make
less
mess
af-
SLOANE'S
MALT
qm
q
ter
blooming
and
can
be
trans-
2Va-lb.
tin
vltlo
planted
to
new
locations
more
eas-
DOMINION
HOPS
4
w
tly.
Peonies
often
take
some
time
to
Vi's,
2
for
IDC
to
get
down
to
blooming.
I
am
told
BOTTLE
CAPS
Jolntite
nm
they
do
better
on
the
prairies
than
1
gross
pkg
ulK,
here.
Dut
I
have
seen
some
excel-
YELLOW
SUGAR
lent
blooms
In
Prince
Rupert.
Jack
'
10
lbs.
55c
WILSON
OIL
n
1
lb.
tin
oZC
For
baking,
frylngmayonnalse)
Cherries
Arriving
Wednesday
wussailem's'
Economy
store
i
t.ffr
liiilUr
llatr
Mure
Centi
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1936
CKLElSltATING
THE
COMPLETION
OF
150
YEARS
MANUFACTURING
SPORTING
GOODS
Bentleys
Offer
You
a
TENNIS
RACKET
SPECIAL
For
$4
.95
lt's
a
$12.00
Value
Kaien
Hardware
Rats
and
Beaver
We
have!
a
big
6rder
for
both
and
In
order
to
Induce
trappers
and
dealers
to
ship
their
skins
we
are
offering
more
than
market
prices.
Snip
them
in
and
we
will
wire
the
money
immediately.
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LOOM
The
Old
Reliable
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Kaien
Transfer
We
handle
the
Finest
OradeJ
of
Coal
and
Wood,
at
market
prices.
Bone-
Dry
Kindling
"always
lrl
etock.
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also
operate
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