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Saturday,
Juno
14,
1947
GARDEN
Club
Notes
By
l'rinrc
Kupcrt
Horticultural
Society
Now
that
your
tulips
have
finished
f
flowering,
they
should
be
carefully
dirs
up
and
planted
in
an
unused
bed.
A
trench
dug;
four
Inches
deep,
one
side
straight
down
and
the
other
sloping,
will
suffice.
Place
the
ibulbs
in
hls
close
together
and
cover
the
roots
and
bulfbs.
They
should
be
allowed
to
grow
-until
their
foliage
has
withered
to
brown
strips,
then
be
lifted,
dried
but
not
sunburned,
then
cletyicd
and
stored
in
a
dry
place
for
the
summer.
Savejeven
the
tiniest
Ibulblets
as
thVycan
be
planted
In
an
Inconspicuous
spot
by
themselves
in
the
autumn,
and
allowed
to
gnaw
Into
fulKsized
bulbs.
is
Important
that
tulips
be
ripened
and
thoroughly
dried
before
storing.
Local
gardeners
agree
that
they,
should
.be
lifted
;ftfr
flowering.
It
Is
not
so
nec-es-tiry
to
lift
daffodils.
Often
it
li
desirable
to
leave
them
and
th$
smaller
bulbs
such
as
crocuses,
snowdrops!,
ttir.
undis-yjj!bed
year
after
year.
XourV
dahlias
arc
well
above
the-
ground
new.
Leave
only
one
cr
two
of
the
strongest
shoots,
cutting
otf
the
weakest
as
low
down
In
the
ground
as
possible.
When
your
sweet
peas
arc
about
5
Inches
tall,
nip
out
the
.rrowing
point
cleanly
with
the
finger
and
thumb
to
induce
side-shoots
and
stronger
plants.
Remember
the
Garden
Club
meeting
on
June
17.
J.
J.
Payne
will
be
in
charge
of
the
meeting
and
will
give
a
talk
on
types
of
annuals
and
perennials
most
suitable
for
this
climate.
25
YEARS
AGO
June
11.
1!22
Grant
Mahood,
Portland
Canal
mining
man,
announced
a
scheme
to
incorporate
a
company
with
a
capital
of
$1,503,000
to
develop
several
mining
prop
erties
in
the
Stewart
district.
Seventcn
days
out
of
Yoko
hama,
the
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
freighter
Canadian
Skirmisher
arrived
in
port
here
for
overhaul
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock.
She
made
the
trans-Pacific
crossing
without
cargo.
F.
L.
Buckley
oi
Vancouver,
planned
the
incorporation
of
a
$10,000,000
company
to
exploit
the
lumiber
resources
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
according
to
ex-Senaiir
G.
H.
Stephens
of
Montana,
who
also
was
interested
in
the
venture.
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Beauty
Lift
That
Lasts
By
GOTHIC
Gothic
v.ouiic
brassieres
orassicres
arc
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especially
especially
u
designed
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to
(1)
Lift,
(2)
Mold,
(3)
Hold,
and
(1)
Correct.
The
central
reflex
insert
gives
automatic
adjustment
of
the
brassiere
with
every
movement
of
the
body.
SIZES
30
THRU
42
ALL
PRICES
Prcshrunk,
Gothic
brassieres
arc
washable
and
hold
their
shape
permanently.
Made
in
varied
bust
depth:
Junior,
Medium
and
Full.
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in
this
Prince
Rupert
by
UIDDEli
JINKS
Won't
it
be
right
fine
when
the
people
outside
of
Prince
Ru
pctrt
get
educated
moout
our
city
to
the
extent
that
they
give
accurate,
intelligent
replies
to
intelligent
queries?
In
thinking
of
this
tbcyond
the
two
tourists
who
arrived
in
the
city
this
week
over
a
non
existent
highway,
I
remember
my
own
arrival
by
rail.
"And
where
are
you
bound?"
some
one
was
sure
to
ask
Each
time
I
regretted
the
candor
of
my
reply.
"Prince
Rupert?"
they
would
say
in
unbelief,
ominously
shaking
whichever
head
it
was,
"You
don't
know
what
you
are
gN?
Into.
Why,
it's
rain-rain!"
And
each
time
I
felt
an
additional
foreboding,
as
if
I
had
mentioned
having
het'by-
jeebies
and
everybody
had
s
c
Ii
e
a
ni
c
d
:
Heebie
-
jeobies?
Don't
you
know
that
folks
most
always
die
with
heeby-Jccibies?"
Therefore,
neither
this
city
nor
the
humidity
there
disappointed
me.
They
couldn't,
if
you
know
what
1
mean.
Both
did
impress
me,
however
for
strangely,
my
informers
failed
to
speak
of
the
setting
Nature;
had
given
Prince
Rupert,
of
the
S
width
and
beautv
of
Third
Av
enue,
or
of
the
un-to-date
shops!
INeither
did
they,
nor
could
they,
prepare
me
for
the
onslaught
of
rr.'n
end
wind.
In
singles
or
as
a
united
force.
Yet
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DEPARTMENT
STORE
Watch
Your
Figure!
Everybody
Else
Does...
those
of
us
wio
make
Rupert
our
home
have
learned
to
com
pare
this
whimsical
feature
to
the
little
girl
who
had
the
curl
in
the
middle
of
her
forehead
for
when
she
is
good,
she
is
very
very
good,
but
when
she
is
bad,
is
she
horrid
or
Is
she!
But
to
come
hack
to
our
two
tourists
is
to
find
tooth
cars
hall
us
from
San
Diego,'
California
and
their
occupants
knowing
certainly
the
things
by
popular
opinion.
Otherwise
we
should
never
lxuc
seen
them.
Setting
out
toother,
they
drove
to
the
border
Inquiring
futl'ely
along
the
way
"concerning
the
highway
to
Prince
Rupert.
There
wasn't
one,
they
were
told.
But
they
had
met
folks
from
Rupert
the
year
before
whj
had
driven
out
so
there
must
be
a
highway
they
maintained
stoutly
There.
couldn't
be,
camo
as
stout
a
reply!
Must
have
come
down
to
Vancouver
by
'boat
and
driven
down
the
coast
from
there.
Leaving
Blaine
Ibehind,
they
began
to
perk
up
In
Canada
people
would
know.
And
they
hastened
to
stop
at
the
first
likely
looking
place
to
Inquire
again.
Amazed,
they
drove
on
no
wiser
for
in
New
Westminster
there
was
equal
emphasis
in
the
reiteration.
There
was
definitely
no
highway
to'
Prince
RuDert.
Having
got
here,
our
heroes
might
expect
all
and
sundry
to
U
I
believe
the
facts
on
their
say
so.
And
they
may
be
disappointed.
This
Is
an
age
when
the
common
man
seme
of
them
is
no
longer
.gullible
but
must
investigate
before
swallowing.
Sometimes
they
will
not
bother
with
?o
much
as
a
preliminary
investigation.
So
I
found
some
time
ago
when
on
holiday
in
Alberta.
Wishing
to
bock
a
return
passage
before
proceeding
to
Vancouver,
I
went
to
a
great
depot
with
no
qualms.
I
went
several
times
during
the
next
few
days.
I
was
sent
upstairs,
and
back
down;
from
one
office
to
the
next.
I
saw
more
of
that
building
than
I
had
during
the
years
I
lived
in
Calgary
and
to
no
avail.
Each
was
as
certain
as
the
la.n
that
their
company
had
no
boats
in
service
'between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert.
"But
I
came
down
on
one
of
them!"
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South
Africa
Calls
For
Civil
Servants
CAPETOWN,
South
Africa's
civil
service
badly
needs
recruits
and
the
Fubllc
Service
Commission
says
it
has
not
received
a
single
application
for
82
positions
declared
vacant
during
the
year.
The
public
works
department
is
hiring
civil
engineers,
surveyors
r.nd
architects
on.
a
part-time
bu.s
and
other
departments
have
tlso
felt
the
shortage.
On
the
commission's
recom
mendation,
the
government
has
agreed
to
meet
the
cost
of
bring
ing
qualified
persons
to
the
country
with
their,
families
on
a
three-year
contract
basis.
Efforts
are
also
being
made
to
employ
blind
and
disabled
war
veterans
and
civilians.
Fastball
Schedule
(Men's
First
Half)
June
16
Hi
S:hcol
vs.
Gordon
&
Anderson.
June
18
Navy
vs.
Ocneral
Motors.
June
26
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs.
High
School.
I
exclaimed,
presenting
my
stub.
lorry,
lady,
but
there
was
a
mistake
somewhere.
There
had
been
a
boat
or
two
on
that
run
some
years
before
but
they
were
no
longer
in
operation.
In
desperation.
I
wired
a
friend
of
mine
who
was
keeping
the
heme
fires
burning.
"If
ycu
want
to
see
me
before
Christmas,
book
passage
please!"
And
he
must
have
been
missing
me
allrlght.
He
must
have
been.
Going
further
East,
It
gets
worse.
A
neighbor
cf
mine
who
keeps
up
iii
world
affairs,
read
an
interesting
article
about
Prince
Rupert
in
a
Canadian
magazine.
It
was
most
unusual.
It
said
that
in
that
far
western
city,
a
common
wash-house
was
in
operation.
Described
beautifully,
it
sounded
so
beautiful
that
a
short
time
later
when
this
friend
prepared
unexpectedly
to
com
to
that
very
soot,
she
sold
her
washing
machine,
and
arrived
to
find
that
women
here
was
much
the
same
as
elsewhere.
All
exespt
herself.
She
used
the
board
until
such
time
as
-washing
machines
were
again
available.
Train
Schedule
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
For
the
East
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'Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
p.m.
tie
MAN
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WEIGHT
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magnesium
used
for
light
wclplit
wc'e"i
in
all
mi
r.islincH
rcrpt
nirfacm
rn
rere.iu.re.l.
required.
It's
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curry
and
use
light
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Cuts
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easy
starling.
All
important
parti
fully
eneaed.
Kepairs
easily
made
ly
any
mechanic.
Wright
wily
33
to
37
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11,
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Canoe
Trip
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Easier
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Otto
Smith
fonmily
of
Prince
Rupert,
started
out
from
Vancouver
to
go
to
the
Atlantic
coast
by
canoe.
His
destination
Is
iNew
York.
Haying
.failed
to
complete
the
trip
last
year
he
started
out
again
this
spring
and
latest
word
says
he
arrived
at
Fort
William,
Ontario,
on
June
3.
Since
then,
he's
lust
been
resting.
Mr.
Smith
is
67
and
he
says
ttic's
feeling
pretty
well
played
out.
So
he
will
give
more
thought
to
easy
stages.
His
canoe
weighs
115
pounds.
To
date,
he
has
Journeyed
over
at
least
2,000
miles
of
Western
Canada.
One
of
the
most
strenuous
parts
of
the
whole
effort,
to
date,
has
been
the
long
portage
at
Pigeon
River
and
Fort
Charlotte.
This
meant
a
nine
le
portage
and
was
exhausting
work.
He
had
to
pack
his
canoe,
and
then
pack
his
other
beloglngs
which
meant
another
100
pounds.
Tills
was
covering
the
ground
once
util
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by
the
old
fur
traders.
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