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Cameron
has
taken
over
the
management
of
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store
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25
Friday.
lAarch
19,
1937
Evidently
Prince
Rupert
is
starting
out
well
this
year
in
connection
with
gardening
operations.
Inquiries
from
the
cfts
seedsmen
elicit
the
information
thatr
much
greater
interest
h
being
taken
in
the
purchase
of
seeds
t-:
it
1
a.
p
-j
.
1
wis
year
man
last,
rjviaenuy
gardeners
are
planning
aneaa
ana
.11
may
ne
expected
tnac
tne
general
tendency
toward
beatotifieation
will
make
a
distinct
forward
movement.
This
is
a
good
time
to
make
a
start
in
cases
where
no
garden
has
yet
been
cultivated.
It
is
not
too
late
to
dig
up
a
niece
of
virrin
land
and
nrenare
it
fnr
flmcprs
g'
-
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I
Mav
We
be
allowwl
tn
SUPwet
that
it
i
iha
Autv
nnAl
privilege
of
everj'
citizen
to
do
his
or
her
ner
part
part
in
in
this
this
work
work
I
I
tit
m
ll
In
rr
Prinna
OnnaU
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mnof
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.
t
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ikujycib
W1C
UCdUkllUI
continent.
We
can
do
it
if
u-p
arp
dptrminPf!
garden
added
to
the
list
is
a
step
toward
'owl
f
this
nio
goal.
rrnnl
As
A
r
.i
wet
1
Phon
n(.
his
own
free
will
and
desire.
No
matter
how
little
is
done;
tne
enort
is
appreciated.
Prying
eyes
are
looking
at
the
ill-conditioned
lots
and
people
are
wondering
what
is
WrnnCT
U'ifh.
tVlP
Ail-now!
Wnfla
nMrnoso
Xc
un:
there
are
still
laggards.
In
a
number
of
cases
one
or
two!
jwupje
are
spoiling
tne
whole
street
or
avenue.
If
Prince
Rupert
is
to
be
the
real
city
beautiful
which
will
attract
tourists
from
all
parts,
the
desire
to
improve
the
city
must
be
general.
On
behalf
of
the
city
we
ask
all
to
join
in
the
movement
to
make
Prince
Rupert
outstanding
as
the
"City
Beautiful."
Dried
Out
Farmers
Move
In
the
United
States
it
is
estimated
that
seventy
thousand
farmers
are
moving
this
year
from
the
dried
out,
sun-scorched
areas
to
places
where
there
is
a
greater
amount
of
moisture
and
consenuentlv
Inrwr
In
Canada
there
has
been
a
movement
in
a
much
smaller
wav
but
most
of
the
farmers
in
the
dry
belt
are
reluctant
to
leave
behind
their
farm
buildings,
their
friends
and
neighbors
and
start
out
in
a
new
district
I
The
districts
that
offer
most
arfrjipHntisr
rv
fv,n
A;aA
per
lb
.
..
.
-
"
""
nnei
oi
veai
out
farmers
in
Canada
are
the
Peace-
River
wheat
areas'
per
lb.
and
the
fertile
valleys
of
British
Columbia.
A
few
people
..R"np
roast
of
veai-4have
come
through
the
mountains
to
British
Columbia
6
,bs
farms
but
it
has
heen
p.isipr
fnr
ih
ma
ineiftr
f
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,
f
tuA
poultry
Pp
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trans
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one
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the
Dig
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Frying
Chicken
rnenis
in
iavor
01
a
western
outlet
tor
the
i'eace
River
each
wheat.
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Tipper
lb.
Rump
Roast
per
lb.
Pot
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6
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Round
Steak
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lbs.
T-Bone
Roast
per
lb.
Sirloin
Steak
2
lbs.
Rib
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Prime
bone
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are
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where
no
effort
has
been
made
to
keep
up
with
the
general
i
i.jcjiu.
c
are
.Hjrry
lor
uie
peopie
wnocannot
enter
into
the
new
spirit
of
the
times.
They
are
out
of
step
in
the
onward
march,
if
we
may
be
allowed
to
mix
our
metaphors.
They
are
losing
something
which
is
very
important
in
life.
In
the
hive
the
members
that
do
not
conform
to
the
best
interests
of
the
bee
community
are
ruthlessly
destroyed.
In
this
matter
of
gardening
there
fs
no
compulsion
but
the
COmmunitv
pxnprts
pww
mumluf
fn
inin
nf
JONES
p
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nil
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manager,
believer
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fr.
WK-tair
has
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a
real
tonir
efferf.
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defeated
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than
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Frank
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fr
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follow:
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directly
attri
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vs.
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to
the
wet
.aso
lat
8:0O-Mi
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and
S
Jjrear.
Ward
v.
Mi
r
Monran
and
W.
C.rong
Mitehell
Petersen.
MelnUMh
and
George
Ro)-
Frankji
and
9:00
Mim
L,
Bro!cbak
MIm
France
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and
H.
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and
F
11-
DavU
v.
S.
Ward
and
I!
Crow.
K.
V
Green
of
Rristol
Sneed
way
has
aeqtilred
a
eontroMinjt
interest
in
Wimbledon
Speedway
and
replace
W.
J.
Cean
a
manafrin
director,
but
the
ht
ter'
interest
In
the
preyhond
side
of
the
trark
is
not
affected.
Ocean
Falls
Hoopsters
To
Play
Locals
73'for
713
Arrangements
have
been
made
a
Northern
British
Columbia
basketball
championship
series
ol
two
games
here
on
Thursday
and
Friday
evenings
ol
next
week
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Ocean
Falls.
The
Ocean
Falls
team
is
expected
to
arrive
here
from
the
paper
town
on
the
Prince
George
on
Wednesday
morning
and
sail
by
Uie
Princess
Louise
Friday
night
on
its
return
home.
GI10TT0
CAPTURES
CIT1
HOOP
CHAMPIONSHIP
(Continued
from
rage
i:
tesano
were
good
on
the
forward
line
while
Murray
and
Houston
played
like
trojans
on
the
defence.
Murray
was
sent
to
the
showers
on
personals,
as
well
as
Greer
for
the
Moose
Scythians
Beynon
15.
Monte
-
sano
8.
Houston
2).
Glllis,
Campbell
6,
Currie.
Murray
I2.
Letoumeau
2:
total.
35.
Moose
Greer.
Cromp
3t.
Husoy
'4.
Hale
7,
Holkstead.
Eby.
Rit-
chfee,
Lear
5t;.
total,
19.
Ladies.
League
Annette's
defeated
Grottettes
14
to
12
In
the
ladles'
league
play-off
for
the
second
half.
They
now
take
on
the
High
School
who
drew
a
bye.
Wilson
and
Eva
Morris
were
good
for
the
winners
while
Smith
and
Menzies
were
outstanding
for
the
Grottettes.
Grottettes
led
4
to
2
at
half
time.
Annettes
Wilson
4),
P.
Dickens
4.
Ratchford
(2),
E.
Morris
(2).
E.
Dickens
2;
total.
14.
Grottettes
Menzies
(4),
Beale
2.
Erickson.
Smith
f6),
McMeekln.
Croxford:
total,
12.
Referees,
Comadina
and
Skinner
timekeeper.
Joe
Antonelll;
scorere.
D.
Montesano;
reporter.
Mike
Montesano
Hockey
Standings
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Rupert
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Folding
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