Tuesday.
March
14,.
1M9.
Gardening
In
ftpltc
of
the
fact
that
nlfhU
a
fi
wa
chimed
exhibitors
in
the
i
full
fair
days
and
It
did
not
.
n
to
prevent
oeople
enterliw
Tin-
fee
would
bring
in
enough
j'umey
to
enable
the
society
to
pay
av.
It
Is
claimed.
Those
who
have
weed
In
their
'Final
High
School
Dance
Of
Year
Is
Held
On
Saturday
"
I.
T
,
W.
II.
Tobey.
CN.lt.
divisional
u
the
t
head
through
soil,
awaiting
hc.in
u,.
Ia
!:
M,.-.ri,fcn;
a
,k.
mUde
mtitr
wMthrr
to
wun
start
real
irrowth
7C
"
unce
oi
v.w
jminer
the
year.
was
well
attended.
About
0,1
Saturday
night's
train
from
a
and
tinier
aconite
crucuiet
are
150
students
and
teacher,
danced
Smlther
on
official
duties,
noticed
in
Roy
Window-,
garden
from
rtghl
unt
twe,ye
,
inik
aneaa
aimosv
everywhere.
I
mfnU
werp
,med
at
.
eft
on
JaU
evenings
train
for
noticed
crocuses
In
Jack
Fuller's
AUan(
flM.ak,n)J
on
of
the
Pr,nce
0eor8e
here
h
expect
Rarden
and
In
Lance
Stiles'
place,
matriculation
class,
said
goodbve
to
to
remaln
for
ume
Ue.
""""
w
Nearly
everybody.
I
hear,
has
cro-
the
n.t
nt
lh.
..h,.
cuset
either
In
bloom
or
very
near
It.
Snowdrop
have
been
out
for
Ormes
Ltd.
Pt
oncer
Drtu2?tet&
The
Itexall
Store
phones:
81
&
82
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
ooooooooaoooooaoooooooooooooopoooooooaaoDOOooooaooool
I
Our
new
Spring
Shoes
are
com
mcnelng
mi.tniiB
to
m
arrive.
Miiire.
We
ve
need
nera
space
srcLcn
.......
j
i
-.
..
.
several
weeks.
I
noticed
some
In
.
TtT
8liccla,
PrlcM
on
cIearin
t
Mr
and
Mrs.
It.
L.
Mclntoshes
gar-
P0""""
of
Pul""
11.
thn
out.
They
j
Fashl.n
Footwear
'
t:
den
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Ulack
5
out
"
t1
aftr
the
ul.i
hove
a
nice
showing.
Ii:i.il:uituiui
oh.icij
uu
illuriKiay.
Th"
blK
attraction
Is
to
be
the
showing
of
colored
pictures
of
garden
In
the
south.
Fred
CoIm
U
well
known
In
Pugel
Sound
cities
as
a
garden
expert
and
his
vUI
should
prove
very
helpful.
It
has
been
suggested
that
this
year
an
admltflon
fee
of
ten
cent
should
be
charged
for
each
entry
irosu
nave
pan
y
neaved
them
out
j.
A.
Sadler,
provincial
welfai-of
the
ground.
Later
the
work
will
.1.
-7.
"":
I
am
told
that
tickets
are
going
1x5
much
morc
dI"teuIt
t;i
iur
mic
uiuiuai
uiniier
oi
me
Some
neoDle
are
sowing
sweet
peas
but
mait
people
sow
them
in
boxes
and
transplant
a
tittle
later
to
the
open
ground.
The
ground
should
be
well
dug
and
fertilised
before
sowing.
Those
fortunate
enough
to
have
may
nave
strong
pianis
when
the
''
uu.
oeason
arrives
for
planting
out
to
the
annual,
flower
show.
Such.
Lobelia
should
be
sown
earlier
than
this
for
best
results,
slow
growing
flower.
It
is
a
very
While
the
past
winter
seem
to
have
been
easy
on
the
perennials
or
biennials,
some
of
the
local
-eoBle
have
lost
their
Canterbury
Uells.
They
have
fallen
victim
to
too
much
moisture.
H.F.P.
AN
EXPERT
SAYS
W
C
Malnwarln
Grnernl
Sale
Manager,
B
C
He.-trlc.
"Newspaor
advertWng
Is
still
by
far
the
most
Important
medium
for
modern
merchandising.
.
"Window-
display,
mailed
puMleHy
and
o&er
typea
of
advrrtMng
are
only
follow-up
to
newtpaper
famalfrM.
,
Adverttvtng
should
be
continuous.
"Modern
merchant
don't
wait
for
the
customer
lo
make
the
first
approach.
.They
go
out
after
bujem
and
let
them
know
the
are
In
business.
"
Mr
Malnwarlng
U
an
expert
In
Mtatmanthtp
aid
advertWng.
Uo
knows.
'
The
Dally
News
Is
ready
to
assist
you
In
getting
more
biulnm.
It
Is
your
best
medium
for
doing
so.
line
Catala
this
morning
from
a
Ulp
to
Stewart
WHHam
Stone
returned
to
the
eltf
on
the
Catala
this
momlns
frsm
,
a
wecrti
business
trip
to
Biewari.
small
greenhouses
are
sowlnc
some
,am,iy
were
aI
among
of
their
annuals
now
so
that
theyltM,dlnK
flowers
to
the
funeral
of
.
.
.
.'.
t
TI.....U
E.
O.
Ave,
deputy
provincial
as
sesor
and
collector,
returned
to
on
official
buslne.
returning
tn
Vnnpmww.
TTa
iviru
unc
uj
Mrs.
ruriets
wno
had
been
visiting
tn
the
city.
Connie
Moody
and
Priscllla
Smith,
both
Indians,
were
each
fined
MO.
with
optkm
of
seven
days'
Imprisonment,
in
city
police
court
tlu
morning
for
drunkenness.
wmr
suppner.
Aivm
Uigeni.
was
fined.
XM.
wilh
thirty
days'
pUon.
Hon
Wednesday
night.
Walker's
Music
Store
Large
Stink
Music
llrihUman,
Nonlhrimcr
and
Lesage
Pianos
riano
Tuning
with
"Resonnseope
rhnne
Klue
389
212
4th
SC.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
31
For
Rest
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
.1
t
huj
ms
u
kx
v
us
m
.1
m
ELITE
Beauty
Parlor
.Mr.
Sutherland
Intrrxlucinc
the
New
m
fi
ts
M
s
a
eoooooooooooooooDOOooeooooooeoooooooooooooooooooooooo
-
M
As
Advertised
on
the
Air
BISMA-REX
Antacid
Stomach
Powder
4
oz,
lint
tie
75c
18
ox.
bottle
$1.50
g
2
Zotos
rermanenr
5
By
an
amazing
color
change
H
the
guardian
eye
signals
the
r
instant
this
exquisite
perm-
5
anent
is
complete
Tills
pre-
P
cision
timing
assures
longer
iij
life,
greater
depth
and
far
lovelier
curls.
Jj
H
Phone
499
for
Appointmf
nts
A
Hot
Time
Ik
What
You
Want
This
Winter
You
can
get
it
by
using
oar
famous
Edsun,
Uulklcy
Valley
or
Nanaimo-Wrlllnglon
roal.,
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
5ft
or
558
TBI
DAILT
filWk,
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
1
7,1
n
8atUrday
n'"hl
"
Wp
to
Stewart
breeze
each
h
day
fl
the
.
,
plant
i
u
In
,
the
hi
'
Mm-
,
Drla,
Rpniar
cn,or
,Umi,
School
n.h,
i.v
h
i,i..
?"a,
and
Ortde
9
0
held
ne,1
a
a
st-
St.
Patrick
Patrick's
danre
dance
Thi
tm.
from
Premier
to
take
up
residence.
Mr.
Hills
is
already
here.
Iter,
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
Slater
re-
....
nig
vauuit
this
morning
from
the
nosth
Mr
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Comadlna
anajSlater
has
been
conducting
his
uwse.
serrices
at
tjiewart.
Anvox
and
Alice
Arm
in
his
capacity
as
mls-j
slonary
of
the
Anglican
Church,
Mrs.
Steve
King
and
daughter.
the
elty
on
the
Catala
this
morning1;
...
"
""
"u
from
Premie?
f'
salUng
from
Vanuver
on
a
trip
to
Stewart
and
April
5
by
the
motorshlp
Delftydt
1
Mrs.
King's
health
requires
that
she
The
fire
department
had
a
calllget
advice
of
a
specialist
In
London
:?
"day
aernoon
to
the,
The
family,
home
on
Fifth
Ave!
wu!V,I?eV!n!.h
AvenueiWest
1
being
temporarily
broken
where
a
rubbish
fire
had
spread
In-jup
but
Henuby
King
will
stay
with
to
dry
grass.
No
damage
was
done
,
his
father
in
Prince
Rupert.
u.
uarieis.
wno
nas
been
on
a
business
trip
to
Stewart,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
today
was
1
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
Glsll
Jonsson,
Osland;
Joe
Chuk
ardoc.
Porchec
Island:
N.
Rodeers
Porcher
Island;
Norman
Olsen,
Port
Edward.
-i
Knox
F.
Gllnn,
City;
J.
O.
Backery,
I
Vancouver;
James
Hart,
city,
a
.Enlund.
Jim
Olllls,
8.
Nordln
and
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
and
Rotary
-
wllson.
Surf
Point
Mine;
Club
will
hold
a
Joint
luncheon
Thomas
La
Croiy.
Porcher
Island
Jon
ThuHsday
after
which
adjourn-1
AIIne'
.mem
will
be
made
to
the
CaDitol
Central
.Theatre
where
talklnir
Dietures
L-
Woods
Salvus:
Joseph
of
tuberrulosls
subecte.
furnished
"'rard.
Prince
George;
Ole
Nelson.
.
by
the
provincial
board
of
health.
Terrace:
c.
ciostcc.
ummor:
E.
will
be
presented
under
dlrecU'-n
Samuelson.
city;
1L
IL
Nellson.
of
Dr.
R
O.
Large.
The
pIcturcv,Porcn,'r
Island.
will
be
also
shown
to
the
Prince
,
Rupert
Parent
Teachers'
Assocla-j
I
WINNIPEG
WIIKAT
WINNIPEG.
March
14:
(CP)
Winnipeg
wheat
futures
were
2c
to
He
lower
Monday
with
May
closing
at
G03c.
Announcements
All
advertisement
In
this
col
ema
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month,
at
25c
a
word.
Orange
Bridge
and.
Da
nee
March!
16.
I
Presbyterian
March
17.
SU
Patrick's
Hall.
March
16.
Fishermcnls
i
March,
24,
Shamrock
Tea
Supper
Catholic
Varden's
Play
Marchn;
,
.
United
Tea
Mrs.
Vt"
T,
Kerglr.'s
March
23.
Eagles'
Bridge
Margh.32;
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
Tobeys
March
22.
:
V"
1
S.
O.
N.
Fishermen's
-Farewe'l
Dance,
March
23.
Ball,
Mopse
Hall,
Loan
Money
To
Purchase
Boats
Ernest
Unwln
returned
to
the
city
Tonight's
tram,
due
from
the
Newfoundland
Comment
Movh
on
the
Catala
thl
morning
from
altiaat
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported.
y0
jiei
inAuirr
'
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
'
I
ST
JOHM"R
WrM
M-,rr.,
u
wnauun
-g.on
women
Auxil
VCP)-Becaufc
It
feels
the
fishing
&ry
Banquet,
:30
March
15
at
industry's
best
prospects
lie
In
Boston
Cafe.
81
r
deep
sea
operations
with
large
Mrs.
George
HJlls
arrived
In
the
ann
oa
nouns
mm
uiups
are
pusn-
C
of
Balaano
orehir.
t..u
1
Miss
Catherine
Musaallem
Ttwellv
on
the
Cataln
hi.
,i..
power
vessels,
ine
rtewiounaiana
Commission
of
Government
is
loaning
money
to
fishermen
and
merchants
to
purchase
suitable
V.tt
Af
.tin.
.
.
I
'
ui
umii
ijrpe
iiuia
overseas
owners.
Ole
Evlndsen.
pioneer
Alice
Arm
The
eovemmenf
Mnflmun.Mt
Canarla's
Rnvnl
fliinsf
hotel
prpnetor.
after
a
visit
tn
Stewart,
returned
to
Alice
Arm
aboard
the
steamer
Catala
Hugh
MacDonald,
road,
superintendent
for
Atlin
district
with
headquarters
at
Stewart,
travelled
around
from
Stewart
on.
the
Catala
yesterday
for
a
visit
to
the
latter
point
on
official
duties.
or
tne
plan
said
it
had
been
de
cided
upon
as
an
experiment
for
the
remainder
of
the
cdrrent
fiscal
year.
Applicants
must
have'
experience
In.
offshore
fishing
and
be
of
good
financial,
standing.
The
government
arranges
for
an
independent
survey
and
valuation
of
the
vessel
to
be
purchased
and
erants
th
Objects
to
Interference
by
Japan
of
American
Trade
in
Far
East
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.
March
15.
Assistant
Secretary
of
State
Sum-
Jner
Welles
has
dispatched
a
note
of
protest
to
Tokyo
at
restriction
bv
In
the
Far
East.
TOE
BLAKE
IS
LEADING
past
week
and
Is
two
points
ahead
of
Sweeney
Shrlner
of
the
New
York
Americans.
BAR
GOLD
LONDON,
March
14:
(CP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
market
was
down
lc
at
$34.83
per
fine
ounce.
EINSTEIN
SAYS
WAR
JUSTIFIED
International
'
I
Checked-
Brigands
Must
-No
Peace
with
Fascism
March'
rhone
Blue
916
203
3rd
Ave-
High
School
Spring"
Plays
24,
25.
Hill
60
Tea
March
25.
Rebekah
tea.
Crystal
Confection-
;ery,
March
29.
"Queen
Mary"
Easter
Monday.
Prince
Rupert
Operatic
Society
presents
"The
Mikado"
April
12,
13
Capitol
Theatre.
20
Presbyterian
Easter
Sale,
April
O.
N.
R.
A.
Hall,
April
21.
Annual
Ball,
Moose
"(niFriiiiirnt
l.lquor
Art"
(Soctlan
27i
Nntlrp
r
Appllratlon
for
Consfnt
Tranfpr
Vt
Llrrnre
be
PRINCETON.
NJ..
Mar.
14
"War
'might
be
justified
to
protect
the
world
from
the
rule
of
International
brigands,"
declared
Prof.
Albert
Einstein,
the
celebrated
scientist,
Monday
on
the
eve
of
his
sixtieth
birthday.
"As
long
as
there
Is
Fascist!
rule
there
can
be
no
peace,"
Einstein
asserted.
DRESSMAKING
I
Tailnrinr
Tailoring
and
and
I?fmni1rl1lnr
Remodelling
!
KIMI
UYEDE
To
tfotioa
la
hurrtrr
glTen
that
on
the
lOin
day
of
April
mxt.
the
undr-
Tea
Mm
Parkin'.
"
IVJ
w
n
uquor
lea.
Mrs.
I
arKin
S
'
ounlrol
Bmta
tor
consent
to
transftr
or
r
Ucrnco
No,
4133,
Issued
ln
re-ifeot
of
prembre
Xxing
part
ot
s
building
kno-n
a
Savoy
Hotel,
situate
X
rraHer
Wrewt,
upon
th
lands
de-Mrrlbed
as
Lots
No,
is
nd
14,
Block
33.
paction
1,
Map
903.
Prlncs
Rupert
lund
Refflxtration
District,
in
th
Prov-torn
of
BrlU&h
Ctoliunbla.
from
Alex-antler
Jamee
IMidhomm
to
Carl
William
Zarelll
of
Prince
Rupert,
British
CblunVbla,
the
Aranaferee.
OUted
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
this
fth
day
of
March
1939
CARL
WILLIAM
'ZARIIXI
Applloa&t
and
TruxMtit.
1
1
bowls
In
the
centre
and
down
thej
of
the
horseshoe-shayed
table
Sends
for
the
state
dinner.
MOE
THREE
Orange
Pekoe
Blend
"SALAD
A
TEA
MOBILIZE
BLOOMS
TO
BETTER
GREET
THEIR
MAJESTIES
ON
VISIT
loan
only
after
the
price
has-been'
All
Resources
of
Kideau
Hall
Greenhouses
Making
Ready
approved.
For
Kinir
and
Ouecn
in
Comim
Tour
Loans
are
repayable
in
equal
installments
over
a
period
not
ex-1
ceedlng
six
years
and
bear
four
percent
Interest
The
government
holds
a
first
mortgage
on
the
ship!
durlntr
that
Hi
Mm
fcunc
snH
(U
cSl
i
By
MURIEL
ADAMS
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
OTTAWA
Mnrfh
1J-
fPPlPoctol
c-00f
non,
,J
-
Uijiti
oni-ti.
kvcio
unit
oiiu
me
vessel
Ai
i
.
s
.
must
be
insured
in
favor
of
the
bP.f.ays
.
of
I"ies-oi-the-valley
and
perhaps
an
orchid
or
two
Department
of
Natural
Resources.
I
w"'
grace
the
Queen's
pink
and
blue
bedroom
when
s."e
(
is
staying
at
Rideau
Hall
during
the
royal
visit
to
Canada
PROTEST
BY
UNCLE
SAMi
;
in
May.
Deeper
shaded
flowers,
probably
potted
azaleas
and
hydrangeas
will
be
used
in
the
Kink's
bedroom,
furn-
unea
in
maroon
ana
blue.
Six
greenhouses
now
filled
rith
greenery
and
buds
in
various
stag-
Jes
of
growth
are
expected
to
pro
duce
thousands
of
blooms
by
May,
each
to
have
a
special
place
of
hon-;
or
in
Rideau
Hall
as
part
of
the
decorative
scheme
for
Their
Majesties'
sojourn.
Nearly
50.000
carnations
shading
from
deep
red
through
pink
to
the
Japanese
of
United
States
trade
wWte
'in
he
massed
In
low.
silver
ing
Lord
Bessborough's
term
of
office,
the
large,
white
flower
with
heavy,
dark
green
lily-like
leaves
was
christened
"Rowlands
Castle"
after
Lord
Bessborough's
English
home.
A
simple
white
carnation
was
Lady
Bessborough's
favorite
flower,
the
gardener
reports,
while
her
predecessor,
Lady
Wllllngdon,
favored
pale
mauve
carnaUons.
When
Mrs.
George
Pape
arrived
in
Ottawa
as
lady-in-waltlnz
to
Lady
Tweedsmuir,
she
brought
with
her
about
50
varieties
of
orchids
butterfly,
cluster
orchids
in
deen
Because
Lady
TweedsmuirS
is
Uurales
mmM
vpIw
and
ThitM
fondest
of
white
flowers
there
are
and
these,
together
with
25
of
the
varieties
of
white
in
the
many
pure
more
common
varieties,
alreadv
es-
greenhouses.
White
lilacs,
garden-1.
nwuhM
in
th
or.hn.,
las,
Calla
lilies.
Easter
lilTes.
bou-lup
a
"0rchid
cokmr
where
new
T..
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.
!varaia
aM
""es-oi-the-vauey
wUl
UarieUes
are
being
sought.
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is
cm
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v
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a11
ln
bl00m
1x1
May
when
hoped
-some
of
the
unusual
types
Pent
n
Getters
n
Win
Schriner
in
Jroyal
visitors
arrive.
Due
to
theL
m
b!oom
tne
Second
Place
.
usual
heavy
scent
of
pure
white
Queen
are
here.
T".
j
iiowers
it
nas
Deen
round
uiey
are
I
Throughout
the
seasons,
Govern-
un.,.,
MONTREAL
March
14:
(CP
unsuitable
for
a
large
banking
or
ment
House
is
alive
with
the
color
With
the
regular
National
Hockey
j
central
decoration
if
the
atmos-Jand
nt
Cf
flowers
grown
and
League
playing
season
concluding
phere
is
warm.
A.
E.
Challls.
head
picked
m
the
greenhouse
and
ar-tnis
eeK-ena,
Toe
Blake
of
Mont-
gardener
of
the
Government
House
real
Canadlens
still
leads
the
goal-1
greenhouses,
said.
However,
they
Now
the
large
pottery
and
china
getters
of
the
major
puck
circuit,
are
most
effective
ln
laree
lardin-
ritninr.
fmH
He
made
three
points
during
the
ieres
and
glass
bowls
in
the
various
i
bright
reds
and
blues,
tulips
in
rooms
OI
Klaeau
Hall.
.ninks
and
nranpo
nnH
ripltrato
rfif.
Gardener's
Pride
fodils,
narcissi
and
freesia.
A
white
amaryllls
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a
splash'
To
greet
Their
Majesties
when
of
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its
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is
the
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and
they
disembark
at
Quebec
for
a
Joy
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the
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gardener
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for
day's
stay
at
the
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more
than
30
years
has
been
"fuss-,
boxes
of
flowers
grown
at
Rideau
Ing
with
the
plants"
at
Govern-
Hall
may
be
flown
down
to
insure
ment
House
and
It
will
be
on
view
their
safe-keeping
enroute
to
dec-when
the
King
is
here.
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