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FOUR
GENUINE
CLEARANCE
SALE
BRIDGE
&
FLOOR
LAMPS,
READING
LAMPS,
BED
LAMPS
&
SHADES
LESS
THAN
COST!
:
A
REAL
BARGAIN.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
FLOWER
if
GROWERS
ANNUAL
;
Ninety
garGen
enthusiasts
sat
down
together
at
the
annual
banquet
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural
Society
last
night
at
the
Boston
Cafe,
the
highlight
of
th!
evening
being
a
lantern
address
by
Fred
Cole
of
Seattle,
a
graduate
of
the
Kew
Institute
of
London
England
and
now
a
garden
architect
at
the
Puget
Sound
city.
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mandy,
vice-president
of
the
society,
presided
in
the
absence
of
Charles
Balagno.
who
was
unable
to
attend.
Dr.
Mandy
operated
the
lantern.
Dr.
C.
II
Hanklnson.
who
brought
Mr.
Cole
to
the
city
to
plot
his
garden,
had
'
a
seat
at
the
head
table.
There
were
about
two
hundred
pictures
shown,
mostly
photographed
in
their
natural
colors,
of
various
scenes
In
the
famous
Duffy
Gardens
at
Seattle
which;
'
5?
figiHi
)')'
itn
iden
was
open
to
the
public
every
'SIGNS
STILL
roiNT
TO
LONO
Wednesday
and
was
visited
by
AND
ACRIMONIOUS
SESSION
large
throngs
of
people.
It
was
aj
-
common
thing
for
as
many
as
six
(Continued
irom
Page
One)
hundred
people
to
visit
It
In
one
talk,
the
business
meeting
was
ad
Jounred
to
Wednesday.
March
29,
Mr.
Cole
laid
out.
The
speaker
when
the
election
of
officers
will
told
how
he
transformed
this
take
place.
iplece
of
steep
wild
woodland
intol
Mrs.
Neal
Carter
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
I
a
beautiful
.garden
for
the
mil-
Norrington
were
in
charge
of
ar-'lionalre
owner.
He
got
his
insplra-1
rangements
and
decorations.
Itlon
one
evening
from
a
wonderful
sunset
in
which
there
were
splashes
of
radiant
color
extending
In
every
direction
in
the
evening
sky
so
he
set
about
to
Imitate
it
In
the
garden.
How
well
he
succeeded
was
Illustrated
in
the
views
he
showed.
Many
of
the
views
shown
were
little
dells
and
splashes
of
color
formed
by
the
use
of
the
most
common
flowers,
the
seeds
for
which
cost
only
a
few
cents.
At
one
moment
were
seen
the
blues
of
massed
hydrangeas,
the
mauves
of
candytufts,
the
creams
and
pinks
of
astllbes,
vari-colored
go-detias,
the
scarlet
of
azalea,
walls
covered
with
aubretla.
Evidently
one
of
his
favorites
was
the
soft
blendin?
nepeta,
heather,
lavender,
thyme
and
similar
flowers
Most
of
the
pictures
shown
were
of
common
flowers
easilv
grown
in
Prince
Rupert.
It
was
the
way
in
which
they,
were
used
to
create
uch
a
succession
of
pictures
that
iproved
Interesting
to
local
people.
Mr.
Cole
said
this
famnus
gar-
-
-v
t
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Besner
Block
Phone
234
DID
YOU
KNOW
THAT.;.
the
Sea
Island
Airport,
rotting
$626,000,
is
the
largest
Municipal
Airport
investment
in
Canada?
II
ri
full
Columbia'
expenditure
in
Municipal
Airixirla
exceed
the
combined
totals
of
all
other
provinces!
More
air-liners
are
scheduled
to
arrive
and
depart
daily
at
Vancouver's
Airport
than
any
other
flying
field
in
the
Dominion!
that
the
minister
or
the
deputy
'discussed
after
the
showing
of
the
ntotr
or
any
officer
or
official
pictures,
the
speaker
urging
the
"
ipaiunem
01
use
of
small
quantities
of
f
ertlteer
I
'e
8
"lUy
of
any
act
of
cor-
at
frequent
Intervals
rather
than
rupUon
or
anything
In
the
nature
Urge
quantities
at
one
time
which
of
corruption.
oftMi
wasted.
Wood
ashes'
Despite
thla
definite
statement.
were
lust
as
eood
as
artificial
fer-1
however,
every
attempt
is
and
has
tlltaers
but
they
should
also
be
'been
made
by
the
Opposition
to
Although
no
member
had
read
their
sincerity
In
the
matte.
That
most
of
the
speech
made
by
Opposition
members
were
made
before
they
had
read
either
the
contract
or
the
documents
relating
been
L...
rt
nf
iitnr
MiiM
cm,
u
no
evidence
(nor
is
there
in
theithrrpto
was
evidenced
during
the
I
Alice
I
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.
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leirMn
evidence
nnv
any
trnuml
ground
for
for
suspicion
U404CKinl
irtoRitw
debate.
Many,
Minr
including
Inrlwfinr
the
the
Lead
Lead-
The
oupstlnn
of
fertilizers
was
er
of
the
Opposition,
and
others
were
accused
of
not
having
done
so
and
there
was
no
denial
Minister's
Policy
Here
let
It
be
said,
that
the
Min
ister
of
National
Defence
has
never
departed
from
his
own
views,
that
the
manufacture
of
guns
and
arm-
aments
should
be
In
a
government
used
sparingly.
ned
f,.nrv
hut
vhn
on
"
evl
A
vote
of
thanks
was
passed
to
'nuendos
but
with
no
definite
charg-
actory.
.
VI
the
speaker
and
after
the
meetlnales.
adjourned
many
crowded
around
I
The
motion
by
the
C.C.F.
mem-the
visitor
asking
wore
specific
;ber.
Mr.
MacNett,
to
refer
the
con-questions,
all
of
which
were
an-1
tract
and
the
entire
matter
to
the
dence
the
government
was
inform
ed
It
would
cost
ihlrty-ftve
or
forty
million
dollars
for
the
government
to
do
so.
it
became
a
serious
mon
ev
question
and
It
Is
daubtful
In
swerea.
air.
ivic
lf
..,
hv
vot-
"
if
ever
he
had
the
opportunity
he
cepted
right
away.
The
prime
Mm-
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,,
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.
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D
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,h,
if
Mr
Mac-
ed
such
a
sum
of
money
for
thu
WUUiU
iCIUlil
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11
IV.
U
iiutk
pvni
meet
the
local
people
again.
I
Neil
did
not
proceed
with
the
mo
1
In
order
to
give
the
visitor
thetlon.
the
government
Itself
fully
In
whole
evening
for
his
pictures
and
I
tended
to
do
so.
of
tkn
but
no
attempt
was
made
last
the
contract
or
knew
anything
the')"
by
the
Opposition
to
avail
the
details
of
the
agreement
Conservative
Party,
not
to
be
out-
themselves
of
this
opportunity.
The
done
by
the
C.C.F.
party,
imxncd-lukdihood
of
an
election,
however
lately
moved
an
amendment
that
this
year
has
evidently
changed'
the
agreement
be
cancelled,
the
ef-
their
attitude
in
the
matter.
,
feet
of
which
would
have
prevented
the
entire
matter
going
to
the
public
accounts
committee
but
which
amendment,
however,
was
ruled
(
out
of
order
by
the
Speaker.
The
Leader
of
the
Opposition
challenged
this
and
so
the
House
witnessed
the
spectacle
of
the
C.C
F.
and
Social
Credit
Joining
with
the
Conservative
party
In
voting
against
the
Speaker's
ruling
even
though
that
ruling
protected
the
main
motion
of
the
C.C.F.
1
Later
on
the
same
day
Harry
!
Stevens
moved
another
amendment
j
to
the
effect
that
the
entire
matter
be
referred
to
a
committee
of
the
:
whole
House
rather
than
to
the
i
public
accounts
committee.
This
'shows
to
what
an
extent
the
Conservative
party
went
to
steal
any
political
"kudos"
from
the
C.CJ
party.
When
the
vote
was
called
on
this,
the
Conservatives
stood
!
alone
and.
although
the
govern-ment
was
most
anxious
that
the
whole
matter
go
to
the
committee
a
soon
as
possible,
they
forced
a
vote
on
the
final
motion
to
show
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