PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
to
the
earden.
nlants
enough
of
material
for
their
growth;
It
w.i
look
upon
the
soil
as
a
store
Noruse
of
raw
materials
for
the.
'garden,
then
we
will
realize
thati
.when
there
is
a
shortaee.
our
xrpp
will
suffer.
However,
there
re
several
ana-lea
to
tha
Dlant
food
question
in
the
garden,
we
will
see
further
alonj-this
article
111,..
.
:
V
H3W
?4
.
Fertilizing,
and
Spraying
How
Will
I'Know
When
My
2a1.4s.m
,
i
-
t
1
1
i
X
1
,
.
w.
,
,
I
.
iuum
uu
suius
nave,
avasiauie
i
uaiucn
.ecus
rniuwr
The
vegetables
you
plant
wir.
soon
tell
you
whether
or
not
they
arc
getting
the
right
i
amount
of
plant
food;
11
they
are
puny
and
weak,
they
are
bc-injr
starved.
If
they
have
a
sickly
Yellow
color;
it
is
likely
because
they
need
feeding.
It
your
gar-
as'tf-n
vegetables
have
a.
bright,
in
r!jan,
healthy
color
and
develop
apidly.
you.
can
know
there
is
EVERY
CUP
OF
FRY
is
a
CUP
OF
FOOD
TH
E
INTER
N
AT
I
O
N
A
L
plenty
of
plant
iuod
in
the
soil
ior
them
When
&pre-atUg
ferti-I.ter.
however,
keep
it
away
,
:auce.
but
still
nuke
the
plants
from
the
seeds
and
plant
roots,
a:
least
half
an
inch.
Put
your
feriilizer
within
reaching
dis-
reach
for
it
by
sending
out
their
1
roots.
Otherwise
you
will
"burn"
'
the
young
sprouts.
!
Does
Fertlliiln;
Your
Garden
Help
Fight
Weeds
and
Insects?
i
The
answer
we
might
say
is
'
'yes"
and
"noj"
When
w
fwtil-j
ize
the
garden.
It
makes
it
possible
for
us
to
raise
a
good
cror
of
vegetables
with
doubtless
some
weeds
mingled,
because
there
is
plenty
of
plant
food
for
both.
However,
there
Is
no
use
wasting
fertiliser
on
"weeds.
Keep
them
down.
The
suae
U
1
true
of
insect
damage.
If
tfeere
!
is
heavy
growth
of
leaves
and
i
stems
on
your
plants,
the
in-j
sects
can
rob
you
of
a
Mttle
mat-,
i
erial,
and
you
will
still
have
a
crop
left;
however,
we
don't
be-,
iieve
in
growing
garden
sass"
,
for
bugs.
1
How
Soon
Should
I
Buy
My
j
Fertilizer
and
Spray
.Material?
!
We
hope
you
have
already
(Delist
it.
A
good
share
of
your
fertilizer
should
have
been
work-i
ed
into
the
soil
at
planting
time,
(although
an
application
of
fer-
tilizer
alongside
the
row
during
the
growing
season
is
also
a
good
fhing,
Howeve
the
principal
Job
of
fertilizing
shmLd
have
PARALLEL
VALLEYS
Burma
consists
of
parallel
river
valles,
running
from
north
to
south,
separated
by
ranges
of
mountains.
The
dreaded
stingrays
sometimes
reach
a
length
of
1
feet
unri
a
weight
of
750
pounds.
been
done
before
seeding.
Spray
materials,
may
be
scarce
before
i
the
season
is
over
and
you
ahouki
i
have
on
hand
a
package
of
lead
i
arsenate
to
spread
on
the
vegetable
for
the
benefit
of
worms
I
and
other
chewing
marauders.
When
Should
I
Start
you
really
want
to
get
maxi
mum
results
from
your
work!
this
year,
you.
should
start
to
spray
the
minute
you
see
tho
first
bug
In
the
garden.
Unless
you
are
experienced,
you
will
find
that
aphids
will
sneak
up
on
you
before
you
know
it
They
sit
on
the
underside
of
plan,
leaves
without
moving.
Being
of
the
same
green
color
as
the
vegetables,
they
are
hard
to
see.
and
when
you
do
see
them,
they
look
so
small
and
harmless
tha
you
will
almost
think
they
are
hardly
woith
bothering
about.
However,
they
are
doing
plenty
of
damage.
Be
sure
to
spray
on
the
undersides
of
garden
plants,
as
well
as
on
top
of
the
leaves
Most
ol
the
insects
will
be
out
of
:ght
the
war
effort
of
his
own.
free
will.
That
ia
why
Canadians
have
given.
their
whole-hearted
support
to
each
Victory
Loan.
That
is
why
we
will
all
.oupport
the
Sixth
Victory
Loan
to
the
limit
of
our
ability;
NICKEL
COMPANY
OF
.o
ivirtM
a
i
nr.IT
rca
T
,
TORONTO
"-.
Briefs
From
Britain
WEST
HARTf
SPOOL,
Eng..
0
-
The
21-year
old
conductress
of
a
bus-in
weh
&
soldier
later
developed
smallpox,
It
t
town
took
no
chantM
on
anything
spoiling
the
tMneytaoan
she
was
vc
ciliated
aa
hour
before
her
LONDON
h-
Di.
W.
K.
Matthews-.
dM
of
St.
Pui'
Cathedra!,
has
appealed
for
fire
watchers,
his
letter
going
to
the
commissioners
for.
each,
of
the
Dominions
becaatc
"St
Paul's
is
cf
stteh
iatocMt.
tu
visitors
from
the
Dominions
and
Colonies
that
it
is
sometimes
catted
cb
Pariah
(stHirch
of
the
Empire.'
"
.
EAST
ACTON.
Eng.
d
Pte.
Robert
Buckingham
and
his
wife
have
a
special
attachment
for
their
wedding
ring.
Buckingham
bought
it
months
ago
when
he
planned
getting
married
and
sent
it
home
tor
safe-keeping.
Then
the
Germans
buried
it
when
his
house
was
hit
by
bombs.
Buckingham
came
home
and
dug
in
the
debris
until
he
found
it.
Then
he
went
out
and
got
married.
rj
sl
K
Vuen
Aucujsdf.k:
Mackenzie
inished
the
borders
of
Canaila
to'
H
fwy3
the
Arctic
and
Pacific
Oceans,
lie
liroujUit
to
a
climax
tlic
work
Jb,
90VHBi9
Wm
TfS
Jone
i'
Champlain,
ilc
la
Verendrye
anilinany
olhirs.
wc
iur
uifUKim
and
uicir
ilnldren
irec.lom
to
live
as
tliey
3r&60
7
1ZCs
j
0wMi
W
3
10
adva"tc
thcir
own
'"tprcsts
tliniugh
their
own
efforts.-
31881
V"
IhS&mS
t'Mmm
That
That
is
hlhe
the
berilaKe
heritage
t,,eJ'
they
,iave
have
handed
handril
down
lown
to
to
as;
as;
That
That
is
19
what
what
JPSlllfe
-.1
amMmPrWli
we
we
are
are
defending
defending
in
in
this
this
gecood
serond
world
world
war.
wan.
sssssssssssssssssss
3.
'"ffiiklivftl
Victory
Victory
Bonds
Bonds
are
are
a
a
means
means
hy
hy
which
which
each
each
Canadian
Canadian
can
can
share
share
in
in
Hb
mm
K7..
HI!
I
C
AN
AD
A,
I
MITE
D
MX
I-ONDON
i-
Some
hem
England
a
German
town,
com-ulete
with
town
hall
and
other
municipal
buildings,
has
beer,
built
in
secret.
There
British
and
United
states
officers
and
men
who
will
take
over
the
municipal,
administration
of
Oermaa
town
liberated
trom
the
Nazis
are
training
for
their
work.
LONOTON,
Eng..
0
When
Sarah
Topping
was
married
In
the
little
church
here
58
year
ago
March
15
a
friend
gave
her
a
Prayer
Book
at
the
wedding
seivlee.
Mrs.
Topping
died
recently,
aged
8T.
and
left
$S5
to
the
church
"to
provide
prayer
books
yearly,
for
the
six
persona
to
be
married
after
March
IS
each
year."
SYDENFHAM,
O
Paients
of
Capt.
P.
Gardner,
V.
C.
winner
at
Tobruk
have
heard
that
after
escaping
from
a
German,
prison
camp
he
has
been
recaptured
by
the
enemy.
He
spent
some
Um
in
refuge
in
the
Vatican
and
then
left
to
try
to
rejoin
his
regiment.
PRICES
STABILIZED
The
cost
of
living
In
Canada
increased
by
less
than
one
percent
during
1943.
In
the
similar
pe
lod
in
the
First
Oreat
War
trices
tose
by
about
10
percent.
CFPR
i:tl
Kilocycle
SCHEDULE
TliritSDAY
rM.
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i
IS-
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f
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3:30-
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it
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6;
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3
9
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be
announced.
The
People
Ask.
Fred
Waring
Front
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Family
Blng
Crosby
Mi
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Bowes
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Hope
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TAKE
NOTICK
tht
by
Ordfr
of
HUi
Honuiv
Judge
'lhrr.
Uk
Juclw
or
the
Suprirre
court
of
British
CulumbU,
I
w
on
the
Sth
tr
of
April
At).
J4.
ppiilntr(
AdmlnUtrmUir
of
the
EnUte
of
Charley
Otto
Miller,
othenrtir
known
Chrle
Miller,
rxeaned".
-tho
dli-cl
m
or
about
the
37th
day
of
reb-ruary
A
D.
IDH.
All
peraonn
IndebteU
Vt
ht
uld
Etate
are
mulrrd
to
Pr
the
amount
of
their
indebted-nesw
to
me
rorthwlth
and
all
per-ini
harlug
clalma
agalnat
te
aald
rotate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
YerUled
on
or
before
the
16th
day
of
Stay
AO.
1644,
(all-'S
which
dlatrlbutlon
will
be
made
anna-
regard
only
to
aitch
clalma
r
which
I
ahall
have
tx-en
notified.
,.?A?"ED
PTtn(tl
tupert,
BC.
thta
th
day
of
April
A
D.
1944.
NOHMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator
Prince.
Huprrt.
BC
MiTiri;
or
ti
n
ii
ATiov
i
nit
1
1
Kin
irtii:
or
imi
kiivkxiksth
alley
I
rx
llonal
Mineral
CUlm
Situate
In
the
Portland
CanM
!
Mining
Dlvlilon
of
Caantar
DKUlet.
at
head
of
Ea.t
Fork
of
Cuacade
Creek.
Upper
Salmon
Valley
!
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Prederlck
C
Winkler
Pree
Miner'!
Certificate
No.
0111
E..
Intends,
alxty
day
from
the
data
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Iteoorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improvement
(or
the
purpon
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Ornnt
of
the
above
culm.
And
further
take
notice
that
action
under
Section
85
of
the
Mineral
Act
must
be
commenced
before
the
liwuance
of
such
Certificate
of
Improvement.
Dated
this
30th
day
ot
March,
1944.
MlTICB
Ol1
CAM
1.1.1.
TIOX
Ol"
HI
M
uw;
NOTICK
la
hereby
glren
that
the
reservation
of
lilocka
6
and
7
of
lot
302,
Hunge
8.
Coast
District.
Plan
B07,
Terrace
Townalte,
for
the
use.
of
the
Department
of
National
Defence.
Canada,
established
under
authority
ot
Orcler-ln-Councll
No.
1497,
approved
November
10th,
1943,
notice
of
which
was
published
In
the
BrltlMi
Columbia
curette
of
November
18th,
1943.
Is
cancelled.
Hi
CATHCAnr,
Deputy
Minister
Cf
Lands,
Lands
Department,
Victoria,
no,
April
0th,
1944.
Naval
Parade
Is
Impressive
Another
feature
of
the
Vk-toty
Loan
campaign
In
Prince
Rupert
was
an
Impressive
naval
parade
through
the
downtown
;
business
section
yesterday
after-I
noon.
Led
by
H.M.CS.
Chatham
band
which
played
enlivening
musk,
there
was
a
good
rep-,
resentaUon
of
local
naval
per-!
sonnel.
Following
up
and
led
by
its.
band
was
the
local
Sea
Oadrt
j
Corps
under
Lieut.
Commander
i
Alex
Mitchell.
There
was
a
;
"March
Vast"
at
the
Post
Of-j
flee
where
tha
salute
wa
taken
by
Commander
Charles
M.
Gtee.
I
naral
officer
in
charge.
NOW
KNOCKED
ABOUT
Nuremberg
was
long
known
a
the
-Jewel
Cae
of
tho
Reich."
INDIA'S
MANY
TONGUES
About
24
dlKewnt
language
are
spoken
in
India.
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SWErrtNd
OIL
HLItNEnk
CLEAM
I)
AND
ntr.MKEI)
New
equipment
and
help
assure
you
of
a
clean
Joh
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Black
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and
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