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THREE
FEATURE
VALUES
1
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modern
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for
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provide!
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John
Bulger
Ltd.
TUESDAY,
JUNE
9,
1942
Flying
Officer
Eddie
Smith
.
.
.
Flying
Off
icer
Edward
Smith,
son
of
Mrs.
J.
A.
Srnth,
is
missing
on
service
overseas
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
according
to
private
advices
received
by
the
family.
4
A
member
of
one
of
the
most
highly
esteemed
pioneer
families
here,
Eddie
Smith,
as
he
was
familiarly
known,
was
another
of
Prince
Rupert's
finest
young
men.
The
news
concerning
him
is
a
matter
of
great
anxiety
for
his
many.friends
who
will
think
especially
of
the
The
trouble
about
calling
off
the
blackout
is
thdt
we
all
get
so
complacent
again.
r
r
IS
J
A
'
-
-
.Sr.
r
S
V
For
Quick,
Safe
and
Comfortable
TAXI
SERVICE
PHONE
235
When
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Deicndable
TAXI
Service
PHONE
13
24-llour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
vegetables
publicity
Late
Plantings
Th
nvprfipp
psrrtpn
It
nnvr
gardens
in
a
few
weeks.
Victory
Gardens
gardens.
Many
Canadians
are.M.
,
.
ovo
,oV.n
planting
vegees
for
the
first
,
Luler
m
oemkM
5tlt
Mr
time.
(June
a
lot
of
Ihls
publicity
lkt.r
ca))ed
te
ToronUj
in
the
United
States
and
criglna
e,
,
Mr
ett
w&$
askfd
teke
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1
be
careful
in
using
varieties:
mentioned.
Many
of
these
are
not
1
-
1
u..
n..
juh
1
He
was
probably
the
first
boy
to
reach
overseas
with
the
StSSoSfT
I
KOyai
Canadian
Air
0rce.
Garden
Enemies
.
FYil
ttho
nvoconf
if
nnr
nrr
Via
Vinnnrl
fl-iof
mnvn
vnt
Wasv4
1nsA-iti
nnri
HUmep
flfp
'
assuring
word
concerning
his
fate
may
yet
be
received.
obtainable
in
Canadian
seed
store3
the
natural
enemies
of
the
garden.
I
If
countered
quickly
by
continuous
cultivation,
some
quick-acting
B
commercial
fertilizer
and
various
Knravs
and
dusts,
there
will
be
i
-
'
'
.1l.il-
f
nxViU
Ilia
mnln
tViirifV
t
B
"
to
start
the
counter
attack
before
'the
enemies
get
their
offensive
!
underway.
V
is
a
simple
matter,
for
instance,
to
dust
potatoes
and
If
done
mst
as
soon
as
the
second
et
of
'
leaves
develop,
.
,
and
fol
-
I
The
same
Is
true
wth
mildew
on.jj
r
:ps
and
other
plants,
with
at-
ck.s
on
aphids,
wilt
and
the
var-
.
I
;aus
insects
that
pray
on
so
many
of
our
cultivated
plants,
jj
I
Thorough
and
early
cultivation
n
wiii
soon
check
weeds
and
will
q
"ncoura;e
growtn
or
tne
tntngs
iwe
are
trying
to
grow.
If
at
any
'time
of
these
first
cultivations
little
garden
fertilizer
is
added
!a
carefully,
close
to,
but
not
actually
touching,
the
plants,
favorable
growth
will
be
further
encouraged
General
Care
Once
the
garden,
both
vegetable
and
flower,
Is
fully
planted
late
care
will
be
principally
cult-
j
ivation
and
dusting
or
spraying
j
as
mentioned
earlier
and
thinning
and
staking.
One
can
hardly
over-emphasize
the
Importance
of
thinning.
Those
small
seeded
vegetables
like
lettuce,
carrots
and
beets,
for
instance,
should
never
i
be
allowed
to
grow
as
they
usually
germinate.
The
same
is
true
of
flowers
whose
seeds
are
so
fine
that
it
Is
Impossible
to
prevent
their
being
planted
too
close.
Carrots,
beets,
lettuce,
etc.
should
DnypooaooooooooooottoooiciooofO0oooiooooooooooocDOOOOo
With
Howers,
give
at
least
as
much
room
between
the
plants
as
they
will
finally
grow.
KIKirnSHKS
FOIt
RUMIEK
half:t
DAY
and
Nir.iiT
5:
uuuuN.
June
a:
w
Eire
musi,T
DooJOoooooooooHooooooooaooooooooooooooooooooooooollfh.foll.rUbbe
SuppIy
14
80
i
ouuii.
nidi
cuast
resiaeius
arc,
a
I
asked
to
report
all
rubber
washed
it
i
up.
it
is
considered
ine
only
source
of
additional
supplies.
FAKK
DETECTIVE
1
WINDSOR...
Eng.;
Jtme
9:
CTA
I
thief
who
pfted
as,
a
Scotland
Yard
detective-robbed
a
local
hotel
of
a
ring,
a
ham
and
a
Joint
of
beef
HE
DAILY
TUH8DAY
jHill
Sixty
i
Chapter
Is
Kept
Busy
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Hill
60
Chapter.
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
O.
E.
Moore,
Ambrose
Avenue,
Xlonday
planted
with
the
earlier
types
of
afternoon
with
a
good
attendance
vegetables
and
flowers.
This
does
01
mrmw;ra-not
tea
and
Mle
cf
delicatessen
mean,
however,
that
It
is
too
A,
late
to
make
a
start.
As
a
matte
!
cooking
has
been
arranged
for
of
fact,
most
authorities
state,
the
;,unc
17
at
e
nome
r
Mrs
J
11
Maeey.
327
Second
Avenue,
average
beginner
makes
a
mistake
in
ceasing
planting
too
soon.
II
In,
th.e.
latest
shipment
to
the
one
dartres
continuous
blown
IlnIal
Chijpter
garments
val-throuth
ufd
at
I3M
and
madc
the
out
the
season
or
a
con-
tlnirittg
supply
of
really
fresh
memi
for
r
children
vetabtes.
planting
should
be
cons,stlfdw
of
17
nlshtles-
12
lrs
baby
panties.
3
chlld-s
slips.
continued
right
up
to
July
i
This
is
especially
true
of
veg-
?
rls
UghUes.
11
pairs
pyjaau.
etables.
particularly
the
semi-
iVTr
.
K.
.
,acK,
l
tender
things
Uke
beans.
:arrots.
'
mnaio
iquiu.
i
cresses
beets,
cabbage,
etc.
Most
veet-
"nd
DOnU.
8
'
sets
ables
are
best
when
they
Just
9
raters,
1
Jumper
dress.'
15
fT-
baby
h,rU-
1
swat""
reach
first
maturity,
and.
If
one
24
dinners.
25
personal
bans
!5'
wants
to
continue
eating
ther
finest
carrots,
beets,
beans,
pea.
For
f
'orces
w"e
Produced
28
etc..
all
through
the
season
then
farvtes-
1
3
P3
"
mltf-planting
7
13
hrtnets.
should
be
continued
at
fairs
14
ks-
4
Palr
anWe
3
intervals
of
from
two
to
three
eeveless
sweaters.
weeks
right
from
the
time
the
soil
is
first
ready
up
to
about'
i
the
first
week
In
July.
Rntinlfl
RlMrlcTpH
I
With
flowers,
it
is
still
not
too
iAUIldlU
Drillgeil
late
to
plant
nasturtiums,
glad-!
f
1
A
XT
loll,
dahlias,
and
to
set
out
well
IS
111
UDeni
ilOW
started
bedding
plants
of
cosmos.'
zinnias,
alyssum.
etc.
These
start-.
.
.
.
ed
plants
In
both
vegetables
and'00?11
Btll
tho
ft
Pr,
f
Vancouver
recently
has
flowers
will
allow
one
to
have
"fert
blooming
flowers
or
maturing
""
Z
the
Duke
of
Plaza
Toro
In
the
opera
"The
Gondoliers"
which
Is
.to
be
presented
in
the
Malkln
Bowl
at
Vancouver
in
July.
The
There
has
been
a
good
deal
of
..
.
,
K
C1,
,
,,
ft1
'
I
tnn
In
th
ITnvW
fJort.
tin
inri
iuuuhcu
iiiuiiicx
rti
wuo
Lime,
iicic
ctu
me
uauy
ic
a
sujutui
mi
me
ouim,
iv
jr
nwv
j
grldgett
is
also
to
play
the
office,
Eddie
was
no
stranger.
We
remember
him
bestlbe
adapted
to
our
more
rigorous
Irole
of
Kuppelwesier
In
"Blossom
messenger
and
later
operator.
His
fine
pesonality
endeared
him
to
all.
Eddie
was
the
first
Prince
Rupert
boy
to
win
his
wings
and
he
was
not
slow
in
makng
further
headway.!
1
TT
1
IV
i?
'A
1
M
11
I
wTu
iwuHm
wc
n,me
another
operatic
presenU
tlon
to
be
staged
soon
in
MARRIED
NURSE
Refresher
Course
In
response
to
numerous
re-
r
structor
from
a
hospital
.illl'l
DUSIjI.
I
!
:
B
m
5
quests
a
Refresher
Course
will
-
1
Liui.i.iig
m,.ii.
itic
ict:
will
.
I
wed
aualn
at
intervals
of
two
'2
u
.
.
.
..
i
I
weeks
during
the
early
period
of.
5
53
to
cover
travelling
ex-
g
'
njowth.
there
will
be
no
trouble.
penses.
2
For
Information,
phone
Ked
95C,
before
June
12
m
M
m
u
m
Mrs.
O.L.
MURRAY
:
a
G
0
L
be
offered
in
July
or
August
pv
n
to
be
given
by
a
qualified
In-
S
E
A
L
WW-
THE
SEAL
OF
QUALITY
Sockeyc
Salmon
Fancy
Red
1
Herring
in
Tomato
Sauce
CAMP
FURNITURE
8
only
Fpldlng
Camp
Cots,
each
.
55.75
10
only
Folding
Camp
Cots,
heavy
10
oz.
khaki
duck,
each
$7.00
Folding
Camp
Chairs
from
75c.
SUO.
$2.95
Steel
Folding
Camp
Cots,
complete
with
mattresses,
each
S12-10
Tents,
Sleeping
Robes.
Pack
Boards.
Pack
Sacks,
Dunnage
Hags
Simmons
Bed
Outfit,
all
sizes,
Spring
Filled
Mattress
In
all
sices
Large
Stock
of
Floor
Covering,
Congoleuma,
Linoleums,
Carpets
Unpalhtcd
Furniture,
Chests
of
Drawers,
Dronatdc
Tabl,
Meai
Safes,
Ironing
Boards,
Etc.
Wc
have
the
Goods
at
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
neit
to
Dally
News.
C.reen
310
o
u
o
o
a
ol
Sandwich
Spreads
g
Spiced
Sainton
g
Smoked
Salmon
2
Hloater
have
two
to
three
Inches
apart
I
In
the
rowand
the
first
harvest
.j,4.f4.4.4.4
,
.
.
,
.i'T
a
snouui
lase
oui
every
omer
pianii
irjj
in
rprm
Tinitr
to
give
the
survivors
more
room,
t
YllV
IS
I
Hr.
I
I
IVI
T
Olve
us
an
order
right
away
for
the
amount
of
coal
you
expect
to
need
next
season.
This
will
enable
us
to
meet
your
requirements
now
or
as
supplies
arrive.
Jt
is
Important
that
you
-should
Wy
In
your
coal
supply
this
summer
as
it
Is
almost
certain
that
the
dealer
will
not
be
able
to
cope
satisfactorily
with
the
demand
next
winter.
IT
IS
NOT
HOARDING
TO
IJUY
YOUR
COAL
EARLY
(It
la
also
necessary
to
place
your
order
a
day
ahead
of
Delivery)
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
HIONE8
110
OR
117
IT
IS
PATRIOTIC
f
0
Saving
ts
now
proclaimed
a
National
Need
If
Canada
is
lo
carry
on,
full-out
In
Ihls
war.
Upon
(ho
shoulders
of
each
ono
of
us
falls
somo
part
of
tho
responsibility
for
helping
to
financo
the
war.
The
sooner
you
uso
your
savings
book
more
than
your
chequo
book
the
better
for
you
and
for
Canada.
fate
your
income
$eriouly.
Put
every
dollar
you
can
Into
a
savings
account.
O
varieties
ha
not
been
tested
rrmuimililiiDl
w
TO
HOARD
COAL
Dy
f
Illlne
your
bin
and
keeping
it
full
you
will
h
.)
boltlrnrrk.
You
and
your
bin
rrprrrnt
a
vital
part
of
the
slor?'
EnlKt
for
the
duration
by
anticipating
your
require
:
T
.J
1
krrping
your
bin
storing
all
it
can.
All
tirades
of
Foothills
Alberta
Coal
now
on
hand-also
Hulkley
Valley
and
Comox
Coals
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With
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Time
Proven
EASY
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Washer
that
means
what
it
says-There
is
a
Genuine
K.sY
Washer
to
suit
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panic-ular
requiromi
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