TUESDAY,
MAY
19,
1S4J,
"Keeps
'em
Fighting"
Canadian
farmer
has
one
of
the
biggest
jobs
of
this
THE
war
on
his
hands:
to
feed
his
ftllow.cituens
and
to
export
the
vast
quantities
of
food
required
by
our
overseas
forces,
our
kinsmen
in
the;
United
Kingdom
and
our
Allies.
In
ever)'
way,
the
job
is
larger
than
in
the
last
war.
More
countries
have
been
overrun
by
the
enemy,
many
cargoes
re
being
lost
at
sea.
Demands
on
the
farmer
for
increased
production
must
be
passed
on
by
him
to
Canadian
soil.
Each
acre
must
produce
better
crops.
Hut
soil
can
yield
only
as
it
is
replenished
and
for
this
reason
the
Fertilizer
Division
of
C-I-L
is
busy
serving
the
Canadian
farmer
with
its
production
of
chemical
fertilizers
that
maintain
and
increase
soil
fertility.
Crops
arc
protected
against
blight
and
pest
with
GIL
Insecticides
and
Fungicides
and
Seed
Disinfectants.
Live
stoclc
is
brought
to
earlier
and
better
marketability
by
C-I-L
Mineral
Food
Supplements.
rertiiitm,
FingUUtt,
Inticultt
and
SttJ
DhinJr(Utt
art
MfritCt-L
product!
oj
hJnrialcbtm'ntrj
which
art
htlfwg
Canada'
t
war
tgort.
CANADIAN
INDUSTRIES
LIMITED
Norman
Nelson
of
Nelson
Bros.
F
hrrles
Ltd.
is
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Prlnceos
IkmHs
for
Vr.-ouver.
TILLIE
THE
TOILEU
"
ey
nursetymen
about
this
time
of
year.
Real
gardening
results
can
,be
obtained
In
an
amazingly
short
time.
An
informal
wedding
was
sol
emnized
last
Wednesday
after
noon
at
5
o'clock
in
St.
Paul's
Anglican
Church
In
Masrtt
when
Miss
Esther
Ombrack,
fourth
daughter
of
the
late
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ombrack
of
Watun
River,
became
the
bride
of
William
Wainwright.!
eldest
son
of
Mr.
ad
Mrs.
O.
W.
Wainwright
of
Massett.
The
church
was
prettily
decorated
with
blue
bells
and
narcis
sus.
Mia
Ombrak
was
attended
In
flowers,
these
plants
are
Just!
by
Miss
Hetea
Watrin
and
Oeorge
abtfut
ready
to
bloom
when
Wainwright,
brother
of
the
groom.
bought.
Indeed
some
of
them
mayw&c
groomsman.
have
the
odd
bloom
on
them
when
In
the
evening
a
reception
was
Oil
in
the
boxes.
Experts,
how-
held
in
the
Massett
Community
ever,
advise
against
leaving
this
Hall
where
many
friends
of
the
ploom
on
at
transplanting.
It
puts
ocoular
young
couple
came
to
a
strain
on
the
plant
and
U
apt
wish
'hem
well.
to
delay
growth.
Pinched
off,
the
The
evening
was
spent
in
danc-
plant
soon
recovers
from
the
shock
jng
and
refreshments
were
served
of
transplanting
and
will
make.at
11
o'clock
when
the
bride
cut
atoakler
and
larger
growth.
the
cake.
There
is
also
a
wide
range
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wainwright
left
vegetables
obtainable
as
started
yjissett
on
the
Camosun
Friday
riant
and
in
some
cases
this
is
mornlne
and
arrived
In
Prince
About
the
only
safe
way
for
the
Rupert
last
night
for
a
brief
hon-
araateur
to
nanaie.
They
should
CTmoon
after
vihich
the
groom
not
be
set
out
until
all
danger
of
nj
go
to
Vernon
for
training
for
iron
is
over.
.miHtn?
serrire.
Garden
Freshness
There
is
no
substitute
for
the
really
fresh
quality
of
vegetables
grown
at
the
door
and
picked
wtren
they
reach
Just
the
right
!
stage
of
maturity.
Such
have
a
flavor
all
their
own.
But
there
are
plenty
of
people
with
big
gardens
GIVING
TO
RED
CROSS
that
do
not
enjoy
as
much
of
this
Miss
Pat
Nteholls
5
.
freshness
as
they
should.
With
Miss
Swanna
Olafson
5
tnesn
uivrr
are
a
lew
intra
ia
vi
tsiiy
in
rruc
rwuciv
iw
green
peas,
baby
carrots
and
beets,
D.
J.
Ma
the
son
-
10
rrew
potatoes
and
that
is
all.
El-
H.
T.
Lock
5
fcber
the
rows
are
finished
or
else.G.
M.
Christie
10
there
Is
nothlne
left
but
Deas
s.
Masaev
5
and
beans
which
should
have
been
international
Association
of
eaten
days
or
weeks
before.
i
Firefighters
'
With
a
little
planning,
however,
City
Hall
talf
,
additional
58
these
people
could
have
had
really
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
as.
McOlashan
5
frtah
vegetables
coming
on
all
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
75
through
the
summer.
There
are
James
Donaldson
two
ways
to
achieve
this.
First,
the
Burns
&
Co.
Ltd.
actual
planting
season
can
be
Edward
Llpsett
Ltd.
spread
over
several
weeks.
Experts
w.
J.
Thomas
advise
making
at
least
three
sow-
Sergt
O.
L.
Hall
ings
of
practically
all
vegetables,
Mrs.
Robert
Wilson
first
a
week
or
so
before
the
js.
Peter
Xakie
.,,.
(the
regular
time,
the
second
at
the
re-.
h.
n.
Brocklesby
-
gular
time,
and
the
third
a
week
q.
c.
II.
Collins
or
ten
days
later.
A
second
way
xirs.
P.
I.
Palmer
-
to
extend
the
season
Is
to
usejMj.
and
Mrs.
R.
B.
Morgan
more
different
types.
In
practical-1
j,irs
w.
McLeod
.
-
ly
every
line
It
Is
now
possible
to
get
an
early,
medium
and
late-maturing
sort.
By
sowing
all
three,
one
automatically
extends
the
harvesting
season.
)
Grass
Care
I
Moth-eaten,
weedy
lawns
usual-
ly
mean
that
the
soli
below
is
poor.
,Good
.grass
needs
food
Just
as
any
nr
it
N
nroklbv
saltad
this
I
Tonight's
train,
due
to
arrivelothfr
plant.
A
liberal
application
Tola
'
from
the
Bast
at
11
o'clock,
was.nf
hfmWl
fprttlizer.
nut
nn
care-l
A
PICTURE
OF
JEALOUSY
10
150
100
5
10
5
5
5
5
5
..
5
S
H.
Letourneau
5
Mr.
and
Mr.
Frank
Vkkers
5
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
McD.
Huister
5
green
color
and
quick
growth
to
choke
most
weeds.
At
this
time
of
year
the
lawn
will
also
benefit
from
one
thorough
weeding
andj
regular,
close
catting
with
a
sharp'
mower.
In
dry
-weather
a
thor-
'
for
a
trip
to
Vanewver
on
Ptah-
reported
this
morning
to
be
on'
fully
to
avoid
burning,
will
help
,
o"8h
soaking
once
a
week
Is
advls-eries
Research
Board
buataw.
time.
wonderfully.
It
will
bring
out
deep,
able.
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Mr.
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Mrs.
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Spending
Honeymoon
In
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den,
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both
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