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7,
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or
when
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completely
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from
the
domestic
market
U
one
of
themany
rouni
that
Vonfrt.iit
business
today!
THE
QJJESTIQN
mapy
men
are
asking
today...
V
'
I
Cross
campaign.
In
the
course
of
his
letter
he
states:
"I
am
sure
everyone
will
give
readily
and
as
generously
as
hut
or
her
circumstances
will
per-l
mlt"
I
Mr.
Vaughan
noted
the
tremen-Idous
responsibilities
undertaken
by
I
the
Red
Cross
throughout
the
;
world,
the
task
in
Canada,
the
British
Isles
and
in
assisting
prls-
t
cr.pl
,yecs
win
be
solicited
'torn
of
wr.
The
fr.e"
'
of
the
record
t
-
....
m
nmn.
called
that
the
n
r
i-.tnf
nnd
:
SUSiainea
servrce.
executive
of
the
National
sympathetically
provided
siness
"js
if
sound
policy
to
advertise
in
Seller's
market?"
THE
ANSWER
is-
"yes
if
you
expect
to
be
in
business
wjiep
we
return
to
the
inevitable
Buyers
market."
THE
DAILY
NEWS
RED
CROSS
CAMPAIGN
PuiUay
Lmployees
To
B
Solicited
by
System-wide
OrganK
Gallon
MC
TREAL.
Quo..
May
7-
In
.;:
f
the
appeal
by
the
Can-Rrd
Cross
to
collect
$9,000.-f
r
the
pressing
needs
of
the
Rail
Railways
Over
Mr.
Vaughan's
si?-
j
question
as
to
creed
or
nationality
nature
tetters
naTe
Dccn
aaarcssra
to
all
executive
officers
requesting
thir
full
participation
in
the
Red
ADDING
INTRIGUE
I
In
screening,
it
is
not
necessary
nor
desirable
to
cover
the
whole
of
'fence,
wall
or
garage,
unless
the
same
Is
unsightly.
Much
mor
pleasing
results
follow
where
the
!
shrubbery,
vines
and
flowers
merely
break
the
lines
of
the
man-
'made
structures-
behind
them,
bui
leave
enough
showing
for
tontrast
For
this
work
the
gardener
usually
employs
perennial
plants,
per-
Jmanent
shrubbery
and
hardy
creepers.
One
can,
however,
get
'very
fair
result
with
quick-grow-
'ing
annuals
in
both
the
bu.
hy
or
'vlne-growint
type?.
'
Weed
Killers
There
are
'many.
;n.
liquid
'killers
to
prevent
grxvs
n
weetl
t
growing
along
walks
or
driveways.
Care
must
be
exercised
to
keet
I
these
materials
away
from
wanted
I
grass,
flowers
or
shrubbery
us
they
destroy
all
growth.
j-
Suitable
material
for
driveways
is
common
salt,
the
cheaper
and.
;
coarser
the
better.
Not
only
will
a
uoerai
application
oi
mis
atxut'
one
or
two
handfuls
to
the
square
foot
destroy
grass,
weed,
.
poison
Ivy;
etc.."
but
It
will
also
bind
gra-
Jvel
and
soil
together
Into
"an
even;
surface.
Keep
a
own
aun
ana
repei
frost.
I
Rock
Gaidens
,
Steeply
sloping,
"narrow
lots
make
ideal
situations
for
rock
gar-
I
'
dera.
WKh
this
sort
of
ground,
the
creation
of
a
really
unusual
and'
Individual
garden
is
made
simple.
Experts-
"do
not'
advocate-'carrylng
'
on
as
it
is,
however,
but
would
t
sharply
divide
the
different
levels.
!
TO
tlo'thS
a
variety
of
deVle'
Is
recommended
such
as
a
stone
wall.
'
a
less
ornamental
but
stronger
concrete
wall
screened
with
a'
hedge,
or
a
rock
garden
with
a
few
stone
steps
connecting
the
levels.
Sometimes,
where
the
slope
Is
very
great
and
over
a
few
feet
wide,
a
combination
of
all
three
methods
will
be
the
most
practl-j
cal'
and
effective.
Big
trees
will
be)
depended
upon
to
hold
the
gen-'
eral
slope
In
place,
with
here
and
there
extra
support
furnished
by
steps
or
short
bits
of
wall.
For
the
Dart
Intended
for
a
and
based
on
one
requirement
only
rock
garden
simply
fill
In
space
neea.
The
Western
Region
has
been
rmnh
nnd
Dlcturesoue
as
obtain
organized
under
the
direction
of
able,
and
fill
in
space
between
W.
R.
Devenish.
general
manager.
with
special
rock
garden
planU
the
regional
and
dls'.rfct
officers.
.
Every
employee
on
the
Western
Region
will
be
given
an
opportunity
to
participate
in
this
urgent
appeal
to
assist
the
Red
Cross
The
organisation
will
operate
throughout
the
entire
system
In
Canada,
reaching
into
all
onices.
i
in
is
vsLrui
m
iui
vi
mm
.
;
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.
munua.
svu-.
w
r,.bn.hed
at
the
request
Rrd
Cross
U
.one
shops
and
t0
men
in
the
mainten
o
withou?
di-partments.
A.R..P.IS
STRESSED
I
t
I
till.
nictriot
rhilmMn
I
ette
Blade
Fn
For
Limited
Time
Only!
1
trial
bade
FREE
with
each
package
of
(ive-i?
FREE
vifh
pack
of
ten).
Enjoy
quicker,
smoother
shaves
qj
our
expense.
I
5s
THIS
OFFER
IS
JUST
LIKE
PIMPING
REAL
MONEY
f
jjjg
YES
SIR
I
A
BONUS
FOR
REGULAR
USERS
...
A
SWELL
BjAK
FORGERY
SHAVER!
AND
LISTEN!
MONEY
BACK
IF
TRIAL
BLADE
DOESN'T
GIVE
SLICKEST
SHAVES
OF
YOUR
LIFE.
Without
risking
a
cent,
see
for
yourself
what
quick,
comfortable
shaves
yqu
get
with
today's
Blue
Gillette
Blades'.
Made
of
steel
hard
enough
to
cut
glass,
these
blades
have
the
sharpest
edges
ever
honed.
That's
why
they
last
longer
...
give
you
smoother,
better'
looking
shaves.
But
prove
it
for
yourself
i
.
.
get
the
"bargain
pack"
of
guaranteed
Blue
Gillette
Blades
at
your
dealer's
today.
Gillette
Safety
Razor
Co.
of
Canada
Limited
;
considerably
since
the
entry
of
Ja-
Dunn,
Dr.
John
Nickerson
and
C.
pan
into
the
war
and
the
position
,W.
Nash.
of
this
coast
becoming
much
more
Attention
was
drawn
to
.
the
vulnerable.
Now
400
were
register-
meeting
of
the
civic
centre
carnl-ed
In
addition
to
260
at
the
dry
;
val
organization
committee
to
be
dock
and
seventy
among
railway
held
tonight
and
the
Red
Cross
Speaker'
'jPes.
Yet
there
Before
local
Gyro
was
still
;
concert
Sunday
night.
i
The
speaker
mentioned
how
the
local
AJU.
had
been
ThP
imnnrbnr.
of
il
busine.
Jurisdiction
1
J
a.
i
1
ii
It
I
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
loosely
with
with
well
well
enclosed
enciosea
ro-ks
to.ks.
as
as
!
men
and
householders
of
Prince
settlements
tiwj
in
the
district.
T
.
.
He
also
,
nrn
sitlut
m
the
Atiin
Minbu
Division
or
G.N.R.
Trains
For
the
Iat
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
'
Fridays
.1
6
pjn
From
the
East-Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
11
pin
dlSCUSSed
blackout
regulations.'
Oasslar
District
on
tHe
Weat
rMe
of
ttnn
tion
nf
of
fh-lr
their
nrntwrtv
property
trnm
from
Ham-
dam-
new
pin
C1"
u3
mU
and
3'4
of
THe
most
imrnrt.mt
important
thin
tnmg
m
m
the
ine
i
age
in
the
case
of
air
raids
and'
a
mUe
Narth
of
lower
pjne
Cwlc
Panic-
Mr-
"ue
declared.
More
Bridge.
the
necessity
of
further
workers
.,u
wi
PtuiiionPrn.1
damage
could
be
done
that
way
take
notice
that
I,
James
t.
un-
.
r
.
1
-
than
even
bv
the
bambin.
After
TMC.
63655
E.
actmc
s
uxeau
tection
leciion
AJt.P.
AJt.r.'
were
were
points
oumus
stres
sires-
-
-
for
tnr
Alex
awi
L.
nturuvnn.
Cameron,
sed
by
J.
J.
Little,
district
A.
R.
P.
chairman
In
speaking
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
.Club
at
lunch-ron
yesterday.
Mr.
Little
spoke
on
various
aspects
of
local
AitJ.
organization
!n
which
Prince
Rupert
"
through
out
had
always
led.
Interest
In
ci-
Vlllian
protection
had
livened
up
event
of
an
air
raid
was
not
to
all
the
risk
from
bombing
or
"per
sonal
injury
was
quite
small.
sholild
be
mastered.
"If
you
are
not
already
In
Ait
.P.,
I
ask
you
to
Join
up
Influence
others
to
do
so,"
Fear
the
and
con-
eluded
Mr.
Little.
Past
President
W.
F.
Stone
occupied
the
chair
at
yesterday's
lunsheon
and
guests
were
Fred
FJJ.C.
68060
E:
owner
of
the
Piotou
M
C,
and
Thomas
Camrran,
PJJ.C.
58061
E.
ovmer
of
the
th
SoaraD
M.C.
intend,
blxty
days
from
the
date
hereof
and
cot
later
than
cne
year,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
Certtftoates
of
Improvements
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
Crown
Grants
of
the
above
claims.
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
sectton
85
of
the
"Mineral
Act."
must
be
commenced
before
the
Issuance
of
such
Certificates
of
Improvements.
Dated,
this
8th
day
of
April,
1942.
JAMES
T
UNDERBILL,
Agent.
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