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TRAPPERS
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Can
t
you
see
plain
enough
there's
a
trap
laid
for
yoU
at
the
waterfront?
They
are
paying
a
man
$50.00
a
week
and
a
bi
commission
to
koep
you
from
coming
up
town.
Come
up
town
and
I'll
advance
you
the
money
to
send
your
furs
to
Little
Bros.,
Vancouver.
I'll
always
pay
more
than
you
can
get
at
the
waterfront.
I'm
In
the
market
for
everything
W.
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
MSKJ
J..M.
S.
Loubser
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a.
b.a
Chiropractor
Wctncsa,y
p.
M.
4:00
Anytime
Is
String-time
4:30
Boyd's
Cowboy"
Ramblers
4:45
Novachord
and
Vibraharp
5:00
Shall
we
Dance?
5:30
For
Boys
and
Girls
6:00
CBC
News
6:05
London
Palladium
Orch.
6:30
Tommy
Dorsey
7:00
Musical
program
7:30
Red
Skelton
8:00
Fred
Waring
8:15
Front
Line
Family
8:30
Belle
McBwen
sings
8:45
Consumer
Service
9:00
Kay
Kyser
9:30-
From
the
New
World
10:00
CBC
News,
rebroadcast
10:05
Salon
Music
li
15
Yarns
for
Yanks
:0
30
Dancing
with,
the
King's
Men
l
00
Dinah
Shorn
M'15
flirry
James'
Orchestra
'1:30
Silent
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Thursday
i
A.
51.
1
:
30
Strictly
Informal
1:
15
CUC
News
'
no
Strictly
Informal
8:00
Musical
Minutes
8:30
Morning
Meditations
8:45
Composers'
Corner
9:00
John
Charles
Thomas'
9:15
Novelty
Parade
9:30
CBC
News
9:35
Alvlno
Rey
and
Four
King
Sisters
10:00
A
Morning
Visit
10M5
Barnabas
Von
Gcczy
10:30
An,ita
Boyer's
Tom
Boys
10:45
They
Tell
Me
U:
00
Wilt
Carter
11
:
15
Broadcast
of
Messages
H:17
Vernon
Geyer,
organist
11:30
Let's
Go
Modern
P.M.
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
1
2
:
$6
-
Yo'uV
Instrumentalist
12:50
CBC
News
12:55
Today's
Program
Highlights
1:00
One
o'clock
Musicale
1
:30
B.
C.
School
Broadcast
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Silent
I'i'S.SIAN
PKIP.ILOF
The
Pribilof
islands
in
the
Ber-n'
Sea.
famed
for
their
seals,
were
named
for
a
Russian
who
hoovered
them
in
1786.
71
GARDENS
A
C
Most
for
the
Money
Vegetables
are
easily
the
biggest
yielding
crop
one
can
grow.
Not
only
can
most
lines
be
grown
close
together
but
with
some
things
like
radish,
spinach,
lettuce
and
carrots,
for
Instance,
a
second
crop
can
be
harvested
In
a
single
season,
Small
vegetables
ukt
lettuce
and
radish-require
rows
only
15
Inches
apart.
Beets,
bean's,
carrots,
peas
and
spinach
need
a
little
more
space
between,
while
potatoes,
corn
and
staked
tomatoes
must
have
a
couple
of
feet
to
thirty
Inches.
Space
may
be
saved
with
the
latter
type
If
something
quick-matur
ing
such
as
lettuce
and
spinach
are
planted
In
between.
The
bigger
things
will
not
need
the
full
room
at
first,
and
by
the
time
time
they
do
the
early
crops
will
J
be
out
of
the
way.
If
room
Is
extremely
limited,
then
experts
advise
confining
vesctablcs
to
such
heavy
ylclders
as
beans,
lettuce,
carrots,
beets,
cnions.
etc
A
20-foot
row
of
any
of
these
will
supply
many
meals
for
a
small
family.
The
expert
who
appreciates
garden
freshness
will
alio
include
peasand
corn.
These
things
take
up
more
room,
and
at
lenst
25
feet
of
row
Is
needed
for
a
worthwhile
crop,
but
only
from'
the
garden
right
at
the
door
can
really
fresh
corn
and
peas
be
Hot
Beds
A
hot
bed
for
starting
garden
seeds
early
is
usually
prepared
In
March
In
consists
of
a
bed
of
manure,
which
supplies
the
heat,
about
18
Inches
deep.
On
this,
two
or
three
inches
of
fine
soil
Is
placed
and
after
the
bed
has
heated
up
and
then
cooled
down
again
(a
matter
of
three
or
four
days)
the
seed
Is
sown
In
rows
a
few
Inches
apart.
The
bed
Is
protected
by
rou;h
boarding
along
the
side
and
on
(op,
and
sloping
towards
the
south
about
10
to
18
Inches
above
the
bed
Is
placed
a
window
plants
are
wanted,
these'
may
be
sash
well
glassed.
If
only
a
few
Started
from
seeds
sewn
In
flat
boxes
Indoors
and
placed
In
sunny
windows.
Lawn
Work
Early
Grass;
Is
a
cool-weather
plant.
Any
work
with
lawns
should
be
started
just
as
quickly
In
ths
spring
as
possible.
This
does
not
mean
that
the
soil
should
be
work-
ed
while
It
is
still
wet.
That
sort
of
thing
never
helps
In
any
kind
of
gardening.
But
once
one
can
!
walk
over
the
ground
without
gct-
the
Chocolate
Cocoa
It
answers
the
call
for
Nutrition
and
Flavor
Neilson's
has
thai
true
choeolaty
flavor
thai
men
with
vigorous
appetites
appreciate.
They
all
love
Neilson's
Jersey
Milk
Chocolate
and
they
will
enjoy
Neilson's
Chocolate
Cocoa
for
just
the
same
reason
itis
satisfying
and
delicious.
Better
still,
it
is
full
of
nourishment.
NEILSON'S
DELICIOUS
COCOA
BEVERAGE
For
each
cup
required,
mix
dry:
1
tip.
cocoa,
1
hp.
sugar.
Stir
into
a
smooth
paste
with
a
little
cold
milk.
Fill
cup
with
hot
milk,
stirring
constantly;
"CASABLANCA"
IS
SHOWING
Humphrey
Bogart
and
Ingrid
Bergman
in
Film
of
Action,
Drama
and
Intrigue
Repletc
with
action,
drama
and
Intrigues.
"Carablanca,"
taking
Its
title
from
the
Algerian
city
which
has
been
so
much
in
the
war
news
of
late,
comes
as
the
fea
ture
picture
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Friday
and
Saturday.
The
story
has
to
do
with
refugees
from
war-torn
Europe
and
their
attempts
to
secure
exit
visas
to
the
Americas.
Starred
In
the"
film
are
Humphrey
Bogart,
Ingrid
Bergman,
Paul
Hen-reld,
Claude
Rains,
Conrad
Veldt,
Sydney
Greenstreet
and
Peter
Lorre.
.
Although
the
film
deals
generally
with
illicit
trade
In
visas,
the
love
story
of
Bogart
and
Miss
Ecrgman
figures
prominently
and
is
responsible
for
much
of
the
swift
pace
of
the
picture.
Opcninu
in
then
Vichy-controlled
Casablanca,
the
picture
goes
back,
in
retrospect,
to
Tarls
Just
prior
tt
the
Nazi
occupation,
where
the
principals
meet
and
fall
In
love
l
iter
they
meet
again
In
Caca-'
nca.
It
Is
a
tender
love
story
th
tragic
-
overtones
played
"ainst
a
background
of
chaos
ind
rnnflict
but
ending
on
a
new
rote
of
hope.
.
La
Medina.,
the
mysterious
vlce-tnfested
section
of
Casablanca
f
iif
criminal
headquarters
of
Algiers,
is
one
of
the
principal
locales
of
the
picture.
ting
shoes
muddy,
then
the
rake
can
be
brought
Into
play.
In
both
new
lawns
or
In
patching,
the
soil
should
be
raked
fine
and
level.
Authorities
advise
sow-In?
only
the
highest
quality
of
seed
mixtures,
as
thick
as
directions
specify
and,
of
course,
when
there
Is
no
wind
blowing.
To
get
even
results
it
is
best
to
make
a
double
sowing,
one
across
and
one
lengthwise.
S,mall
patches
can
be
protected
from
the
birds
by
brush.
Both
new
and
old
lawns
benefit
from
rolling
while
thq
ground
is
still
soft.
Grass,
like
any
other
plant,
needs
good
soil
and
an
an
nual
application
of
fertilizer
Is
advisable.
This
pushes
growth
so
that
many
weeds
are
crowded
out.
Color,
too,
benefits
from
fertilizer.
"What's
that
builfling?"
asked
i
the
stranger.
"That's
the
asylum
for
the
blind,"
said
the
native.
'
"Gr
on.
you
can't
fool
me,"
said
the
stranger.
"What's
all
them
windows
for?"
4
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CLAUDE
RAINS
en
CONRAD
VEWJ
GREENSTREET
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while
for
her
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hoping
you
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enough
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give
your
little
sister
the
whu
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largest
piece
of
candy.
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even
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that
old
hen
will
give
all
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nicest
dainties
to
her
little
chicks
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nil
take
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and
payable
on
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25th
of
morrb
(cl.oj'.j
the
month
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which
goods
were
purchased
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r.r
that
goods
bought
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February
must
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paid
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than
25th
Match.
This
ru'.tng
is
by
order
of
the
DL"
of
Consumer
Credit
of
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Wartime
Price
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more
cents
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