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Wednesday,
April
2,
1947
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
TO
MARK
MR.
LITTLE'S
GENEROSITY;
GET
GROUNDS
READY
FOR
SUMMER
-
George
Little
and
(laughter,
Edith,
are
back
in
Terrace.
Mr.
Little
has
been
very
generous
about1
the
amount
of
land
he
has
donated
to
the
Civic
Centre
bnd,
in
recognition
of
this
fact,
is
to
be
extended
a
,
Special
invitation
to
the
official
opening
of
the
Cen
tre
on
Mav
21.
-
At
a
meeting
of
the
Civic
left
on
Friday
night
for
Prince
entre
committee,
held
on
Mon-
George
where
they
will
make
day
evening
in
the
Skeena
Res-
their
home.
,
atirant,
detailed
discussion
re-
ardlng
the
work
of
the
com
mittee
took
place.
A
weiner
toast,
"combined
with
a
ground
learih?
bee,
is
to
take
place
pn
Sunday
afternoon,
April
13,
n
order
to
get
the
Civic
Centre
fcrounds
ready
for
summer
sports.
Mrs.'
Hugo
Johnson
has
pur
chased
the
double
corner
Im
mediately
south
of
the
Public
Works
Garage
on
Lakelsc
Av-
L'MUV.
Three
sailings
Per
Week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTOKIA
SCATTMJ
Tuesdays,
1:30
p.m,
Coquitlam.
Fridays.
12:00
Midnight
Catala.
Saturdays,
9:15
p.m.
Camosun.
KriCIHKAN
Fridays.
12:00
Midnight.
STUWAItT
and
WAY
POINTS
Sundays,
10
p.m.
((UICIJN
CIIAKIiOlTES
Fortnightly.
Fit
AN
K
J.
SKINNEIt
Prln'c
Rupert
Agent
Third
A
e
Phone
5C0
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
McAdams
left
on
Sunday's
delayed
train
for
a
trip
to
Prince
Rupert,
rcutrn-lng
Monday
night.
c
Charles
Adam
spent
Monday
in
Prince
Rupert.
Rev.
Father
Ryder,
who
has
been
here
for
some
time
relieving
Father
Racctte,
left
on
Sunday
for
Stewart.
Mrs.
J
McConnell
and
family
I
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
SUITS
COATS
SHORTIES
DRESSES
HOSIERY
GLOVES
SCARVES
BLOUSES
SKIRTS
SWEATERS
(It
Wallace's
THIS
AND
THAT
K
-'.
Tl
-
-
Mttllw
Ailmt
Jfrrif.
In.
"Can
you
take
the
day
off?
I'd
like
to
use
the
car."
IIADLOW,
Shropshire,
Eng.
e
A
700-year-old
mill
here
has'
been
restored
to
provide
factory
power.
IT
PA
YS
.
TO
BUY
FOR
CASH
w
ft
l
O
L
E
of
Course!
Good
News...
i
To
our
customers
who
have
been
waiting
for
DONNACONA
WE
HAVE
JUST
RECEIVED
A
CARLOAD
AND
CAN
NOV
FILL
YOUR
ORDERS
Phone
at
once
as
it
will
go
fast.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Phone
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-
052
0rm.es
Lid.
Pioneer
Druqtjiats
PKESCKIPTION
CHKMISTS
The
REXALL
STORE
PHONE
81
Daily
Delivery
Service
STORE
HOURS
DAILY
from
9
a.m.
till
0
p.m.
SUNDAYS
and
HOLIDAYS
from
12
Noon
till
2
p.m.
7
pjn.
till
9
pm.
CENTRAL
HOTEI
Weekly
and
Monthly'
Ratci
for
your
convenience
.
.
.
NEWLY
DECORATED
Transient
Roomj
CAFE
In
Connection
LICENSED
PREMISES
(Renovated)
rnoNi
ii
THOUSANDS
SEEK
MIRACLE
WATER
POUTHCAWL,
WALES
O
Porthcawl
District
Council
has
rc:cived
more
than
7,000
letters
asking
for
bottles
of
water
from
the
"healing
-well"
on
their
foreshore.
Hundreds
have
made
pilgrlm-ajes
to
the
well,
which
gushes
from
beneath
a
concrete
slab
on
the
foreshore
of
Nswton
Bay
"At
the
moment
the
water
Is
not
fit
for
human
consumption
and
we
arc
getting
another
analyst's
report,"
said
G.
Clayton,
council
chairman.
But
to
ex-police
officer
Ed-
!
ward
Thomas,
analytical
reports
!
mean
little.
I
owe
my
life
to
the'w-Ml
he
PATHS
AND
KOADWAYS
IS
Much
will
depend
upon
how
able,
when
one
staits
planning
keep
jf
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ifrost.
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HnVii.
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rri
...Ml
!
buuu
mini
glass
v.ju
tauy
many
feet
ami
if
the
ground
is
dry,
a
car,
too,
occasionally.
As,
a
general
rule,
however,
some-'
thing
more
permanent
must
be
laid
down
for
motor
traffic
and
the
same
is
advisable,
too,
where
there
Is
much
tramping
back
and
forth.
.For
pathways,
flag
stone,
brick,
cinder
or
crushed
gravel
are
advisable.
For
the
.sake
of
the
lawnmower
it
is
desirable
to
have
stones
or
other
material
as
flush
as
possible
with
surrounding
sod,
and
gravel,
cinders,
etc..
should
be
fine
and
pressed
firmly
together
so
that
they
won't
scatter
on
nearby
grass.
For
roadways,
crushed
sravel,
concrete,
rolled
asnhalt,
bricks
cinders,
'flag
stone
embedded
in
concrete,
are
all
mutable.
Where
KEEP
REGULAR
NATURALLY
U
DIP
IN
WATER
u
UP
IT
GOES!
NO
PASTE)
NO
T001SI
Anyone
Can
Hqng
It
coGtous,rmcNS
fox
tvm
doom
dlDICOB
ATE
NOW
T
LOW
COtT
Prince
Rupert
Dialers
Cordon
&
Anderson
Federal
Block
Phone
1G
"GREEN
YEARS"
FILMED
HERE
A.
J.
Cronin's
Heart-Warming
Novel
Coming;
to
Capitol
Filmizatlon
of
the
warm
and
lively
novel
of
A.
J.
Cronln,
"The
Green
Years"
comes
as
the
feature
offering
for
this
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Heading
the
cast
are
Charles
Coburn,
Tom
Drake,
and
Beverly
Tyler.
he
film
faithfully
follows
the
story
of
the
little
orphaned
Irish
lad
who
finds
a
home
with
rcla
fives
in
a
provincial
Scotch
village
and
cc:nes
to
adore
hts
'
grandfather.
At
first
awed
by
I
his
austere
roster-father,
tho
hnv
nrnvoi
hi
nihilhood
bv
fleht-
UVJ
jt.w.vw
-
--a---
ing
liis
school's
strongest
boy
and"!
thereby
winning
the
admiration
of
the
girl.
He
is
urged
by
his
great-grandfather
to
try
for
a
scholarship
at
university
He
is
weakened
by
taxing
hours
of
study,
contracts
Influenza
and
is
unable
to
complete
his
ex
aminations.
For
a
time
it
looks
like
his
promising
career
Is
shattered
but,
in
a
stirring
climax,
the
story
comes
to
a
happy
ending
for
all
parties
concerned.
Train
Schedule
For
the
Kasi
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
pjn.
From
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
10:45
D.m.
.said.
"I
am
a
constant
drinker
of
the
water
and
I
will
not
countenance
telling
the
public
not
to
dflnk
It."
And
It.
B.
Thcmas.
a
builder
declared:
"I
have
heard
It
said
for
years
that
thLs
water
is
the
tine
in-Britain."
EVen
Bowen,
the
council's
chemist,
said:
"The
analyst's
report
of
the
water
Is
O.
K.
It
is
the
bacteriological
tcits
which
arc
not
rteht.
"
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A
uAKUJiRV
i
a
loo.
r
material
is
used
most
Igardencrj
keep
vccj
down
by
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what
mr,(,H,i,
Jsc
h"'P
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bind
grave'
too,
down
dust
and
discourage
With
roadways,
gocd
drainage
is
essential.
A.
six
to
10
Inch
layer
of
coarse
;
tones
or
rocks,
beneath
the
fine
material
on
top,
Is
advisable,
especially
where
the
ground
is
heavy
or
where
frosts
arc
severe.
(iAIJDEN
EQUIPMENT
With
a
small
garden
all
the
tools
needed
arc
a
rake,
a
hoc
and
a
spade
or
digging
fork
These
arc
minimum
requirements.
With
a
little
more
equipment
much
labor
can
be
saved.
Dlgglns
forks,
cultivators,
special
weeders,
dutch
hoes,
etc.
will
make
the
work
easier
and
mort
interesting.
For
larger
gardens
a
small
garden
tractor
that
will
cultivate,
plow,
etc,
might
be
considered.
The.?j
arc
now
coming
on
the
market
freely.
They
are
not
expensive
and
very
cheaply
(crated.
One
can
get
all
sorts
of
attachments
to
go
with
them
1
a
w
n
mowers,
cultivators,
mowers
for
cutting
tall
grass
anil
'weeds
even
tnowplows.
A
sharp
hoc
or
cultivator
will
pctd
the
work.
It
Is
a
good
plan
to
wipe
off
all
dirt
between
op-eratons.
and
a
little
oil
or
grease
iimcarctl.on
the
shiny
surface
Is
roeommendrd.
vdciEtaum:
croups
Vegetables
divide
themselves
Into
three
main
planting
groups.
In
the
first
arc
the
hardy
sorts,
planted
Just
as
eoon
a?
the
soli
can
be
prepared
regardless
of
the
weather
ahead.
Thsy
will
j
stand
a
little
frsst
and
must
make
their
first
growth
while
the
weather
Is
still
cool
and
wet.
In
this
class
arc
peas
the
first
onions,
carrots
and
beets,
radish,
Mplnach
and
lettuce.
Maka
the
fir.
t-
planting
Just
as
soon
as
the
soil
has
worked
up
nicely
and
Is
no
longer
(muddy,
Make
a
practice
cf
sowing
.beets,
radish,'
plnach,
beets,
etc.,
at
least
'hrce
times,
about
two
week
apart.
Next
are
semi-hardy
things
i
like
potatoes,
the
first
corn,
bcahs
and
cabbage,
which
will
stand
cool
weather
but
very
little
irost.
Next,
the
tender
plants
that
can
stand
no
frost
at
all
such
as
melons,
cucumbers,
tomatoes,
pumpkins.
Do
not
plant
these
until
both
soii
and
air
are
warm,
Matinee
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Frid
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CmfMf
Cmutt
Vmitfi
Snubbed
By
Drivers
Amp
Walks
56
Miles
DURSANjuth
A.-rIca
Wal
ter
George
Cobb,
a
35-ycar
old
:
cx-lmperlal
army
soldier
walked
,
frcM
Marittfburg
to
Durban,
a
I
dlstar.ee
of
5
miles,
on
crutchc;
to
look
for
work.
He
lost
a
1c?
in
the
North
African
campaign.
In
rpitc
of
signals,
he
raid
no
motorist
would
slop
for
him.
Dally
motor
traffic,
on
the
Marltz
burg-Duiban
cctlon
cf
the
main
road
is
estimate
at
3,0j0
Cob'J
said
that
he
prefers
to
walk
with
his
artificial
leg,
but
the
boot
on
the
"fpare,"had
worn
out
and
he
could
not
afford
a
new
pair
Now
the
rubber
is
wearing
out
on
his
crutches,
He
was
a
farmer
in
Yorkshire
before
he
Joined
the
army
and
he
hopes
to
find
employment
as
a
farm
manager
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Car
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and
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given
special,
care.
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CABINET
SHOP
Phone
Green
974
117
Second
Avenue
Weat
Opposite
Civic
Centre
M-G-M
hoi
eavgM,
witS
vibrant
warmth
and
understanding,
the
spirit
of
lhi$
,hri"In9
thrilling
0fJventur
adventure
of
of
youth
youth
in
love!
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ttlling
watch,
yonll
uoncicr
now
you
ever
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along
without
one.
Dnzens
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times
a
day
you
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occasion
lo
use
II.
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U'c
tan
now
prove
wlicthrr
a
watch
Is
a
rral
time
keeper
lie
fore
you
buy
it.
Only
the
WATCHMASTKIl
Kcgulalin;
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ran
do
that.
We
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very
good
watches
at
tclcn
S30
and
$30;
others
run
from
$30
to
SliO.
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the
site
of
the
new
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MILL
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Taxi
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to
11:00
p.m.
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For
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