ISrftue
nttpert
Dafip
Hftu?
Wednesday,
February
2,
1949
8
Span
JTokSiBgff
fan
LADIES
"A"
LEAGUE
STARTS
FINAL
THIRD
DeJong's,
Annettes'
and
Variety
Store
each
took
three
games
in
the
first
session
of
the
final
third
of
the
Ladles
"A"
Five-Pin
Bowling
League
and
thus
V
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C
JOHNNY
COMADINA
SHOWS
A.
BILL
WHO
RULES
BASKETBALL
COURTS
Senior
League
Game
Awarded
By
Forfeit
to
Co-op
After
High
Coach
Shows
Defiance
tlaailfMa:
3o
per
word
per
tnaertlun.
minimum
charge.
Boo.
Birth
HoUuea;
60c;
Cud
of
Thank
Death
Notices,
Funeral
Notice.
Marriage
end
Engagement
Announcements:
$2.
SPECIAL
BlSPlAY.
DOUBLE
PKICE
lajetned
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
Please
retrain
from
telephoning.
SKIING
ON
MT.
"'
HAYS
"PERFECT"
Members
of
Club
Working
Enthuiasticatly
on
Erection
of
Tow
Every
week-end
of
late
enthusiastic
local
skiiers
have
been
packing;
parts
of
the
ski
tow
up
Mount
Hays
and
in
about
two
weeks
it
is
expected
this
facility
will
be
ready
for
operation
for
their
enjoyment.
A
great
deal
of
effort
.labor
and
"skiing
time"
is
being
expended
in
the
erection
of
the
tow.
Meantime
many
new
SKiiers
have,
been
learning
the
sport
and
their
interest
and
enthusiasm
has
been
highly
encouraging
to
all
concerned.
start
the
new
frame
at
the
top
of
the
standing
sheet.
Savoy
FOR
KENT
CARD
OF
THANKS
i
a-m-
I
P-m.
I
if!1
"'
2:00
Art,,u
-
I
might
have
had
the
first
status
had
they
not
forfeited
their
Mrs.
Dunn
and
family
wish
to
;
for
RENT
Single
Housekeep-
thank
all
those
mho
have
been
j
so
kind
an
ddioushUui
dur
first
game
against
Orange
by
ins;
Room.
9G0
1st
West.
Apply
221
5th
E.
(29
1
Basketball
on
Tuesday
night
brought
up
a
situation
that
is
the
main
topic
of
basketball
fans
today.
Referee
Comadina
ordered
the
Senior
frame
forfeited
to
Co-op
when
Coach
Bill
of
Bo-Me-Hi
refused
to
leave
the
players'
bench
as
requested.
The
forfeit
ing
their
recent
bereavement.
appearing
late.
However,
they
did
run
up
two
games.
They
Semi-furnished
suite.
1235
Park
(30)
FOR
RENT
two
room
Ave.
FOR
SALE
played
off
their
first
game
af-
stemmed
irom
a
toial
decision
witn
wnicn
nni
unagreed.
After
an
explanation
of
maker
for
the
team.
Eric
Myore.
FOR
RENT
New
fullv
modern
three
roomed
aoartment.
FOR
SALE
1941
Chrysler
Wiml-.
hot
4
door
Sedan
and
fluid
drive.
With
Automatic
Transmission.
Privately
o
vv
n
e
d.
Price
$1800.00
for
quick
sale.
Phone
Red
154.
(311
equipped
with
electric
stove
nml
refrigerator.
Down
town
up
from
Merchants
oi
me
m-termwtintes.
ulaveel
the
whole
ton.
3;30-Jr.
Oiris
,
Class.
I
,6:30
Boy3
0r
j
Hour
"
T-,,
T;r-
Niiiht.
Sth,,ul
M,
4:00.
Hish
S0
Ho.
2
B'-skeili4
V
5:()0-l():oo
The
membership
of
the
club
!
location
References
required.
Aoplv
Room
3.
Stone
Building,
phone
Red
alJ3
during
offcie
hours.
ttfl
MAY
STAKE
CROWN-Joe
Louis,
world's
heavyweight
champion,
says
at
Orlando,
Florida,
that
he
may
lay
his
world's
champion,
hip
title
on
tlie
line
one
mote.
H
sc
-iv
will
be
the
last
time
a-.d
I
mean
It
this
time,"
he
says.
His
manager
says
tnat
Louis
may
fight
the
last,
his
twenty-sixth
title
bout,
in
June
If
the
box
oiflce
appeal
is
right.
His
opponent
will
be
either
Lee
Savold
or
E.:ard
Charles
with
perhaps
"an
tl4-
FOR
SALE
Two
cook
ranges,
one
oil.
other
coal
and
wood.
Green
828.
(33)
WANTED
the
penalty
the
coach
continued
his
talking
and
was
penalized
with
a
technical
foul
and
a
warning
to
stop.
Ke
tkl
not
and
then
was
ordered
to
leave
the
bench.
He
refused
and
the
forfeit
resulted.
At
the
time
there
was
about
four
minutes
remaining
in
the
game
with
the
score
in
favor
of
Co-op
CO
to
43.
The
game
at
guard,
showed
up
well
and
came
through
with
six
points.
The
place
of
Macphee
at
centre
was
taken
by
Domy-nato
who
came
through
with
several
hook
shots
that
took
the
opposition
by
surprise.
The
absence
of
Macphee
did
not
lessen
the
effectiveness
of
the
team
on
WANTED
TO
RENT
House
or
Anartment
with
three
bed
ter
the
session
but,
even
though
;
they
had
a
higher
score
for
it
than
did
Orange,
it
did
not
!
count
in
the
standings,
i
Annette's
bowled
the
high
team
score
with
2,780.
High
individual
scoring
hon-jors
went
to
A.
McMeekin
of
i
Annettes
who
bowled
273
for
single
game
and
to
A.
Pierce
of
'
DeJongs
whose
three-game
total
I
was
701,
averaging
234.
j
DeJohg's'
3,
Scuby's
0.
I
Annettes
3,
Mansons
0.
j
Variety
3,
Westview
0.
I
Gordon
and
Anderson
2,
Talt
and
odowes
1.
'
Savoy
2,
Orange
1.
is
steadily
increasing
and,
with
the
completion
of
the
ski
tow,
there
should
be
even
more
members.
Skiing
conditions
during
the
past
two
weeks
are
described
as
having
been
"perfect,"
both
from
tlie
standpoint
of
weather
and
snow.
I
si
FOR
SALE
'37
Pontiac,
Rood
running
condition.
Owner
must
sacrifice,
leaving
town.
.
Blue
113
evenings.
(3ii
FOR
SALE
Violin
and
case
at
reasonable
price.
Black
718.
(321
p.m.
tJi-idne
c.
neien.r
ui
um-.,c.
with
all
official
score
is
2-0
i-w
-Bixitl
rooms,
furnace
if
possible.
Phone
842.
(27i
WANTED-
Car
batteries,
car
radiators,
brass
and
copper;
paving
good
pi
ices
See
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO..
Black
324.
WANTED
-
Oil
or
electric
kitchen
stove,
friaidaire.
kitchen
table,
chairs.
Box
485.
Daily
Srs.
(29J
WANTED
TO
RENT
4
Or
5
room
unfurnished
house
or
apartment.
Phone
Green
823.
(32)
iminatlon
fight
to
-
see
gets
a
shot
at
the
title."
Bo-Me-Hi
was
very
wean
on
rebounds
and
shooting.
They
pot
the
shots
but
could
not
7:30
8:30
!
.scoring
being
put
into
the
records.
Co-ops
were
never
behind
as
n
p
b.
FO
RSALE
New
radio
cabinet
combination,
reasonable.
39-
...
40-
Dodge
Panel,
very
good.
Black686,
write
Box
1553.1
32
1
-FOR
SALE
Canner
and
pres-
-
sure
cooker
with
3
pots.
Cum-
-
plate.
$;8.00.
817
9th
Ave.
W.
evenings.
(31
1
with
them.
Flaten
ana
they
steam
rollereri
with
sharp
j
s('ore
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
I.eaeue
Vancouver
5,
New
3.
Fresno
3,
Oakland
1.
Spring
were
the
mainsprings
of
the
team.
The
loss
of
Don
'
I)
11
JONG'S
154
159
123
798
83
m
134
590
D.
DJbb
a.
Hnrtwig
G.
Thaia
...
P.
Wallace
Totals
....
Piche
Scherk
was
keenly
indicated
a:
Pierce
149
17
171
shooting
and
smooth
teamwork.
Lindsay
led
the
way
as
he
racked
up
25
points
during
the
night.
He
was
ably
helped
in
scoring
by
Beynon
who
turned
in
a
smooth
game
and
was
the
play
161
2.i9
14S
92
208
8U5
none
of
the
players
Coach
Bill
l"n
102
H
1411
')
I
I"'1
1
I
199
jf
800
1
T
FOR
SALE
Model
A
Coupe
in
good
condition.
Phone
Black
190.
-
(32i
TAFT
Si
ODOWES
-
151
V.
Wrathall
a.
a
ay
s
849
J
J.
Nowak
07
F.
McKinnon
199
Classified
advertising
brings
results.
199
240
103
113
2M
87j
185
U2
192
208
178
833
Totals
.
...
'
SCUBY'S
J.
Thornton
UUeV
1J1LO
II1C
fctiwu
niiii-
through
with
any
great
amount
of
scoring.
Co-oo
took
85
shots
and
172
187
153
191
103
8m
D.
Nelson
192
G.
Maundrell
184
K.
Held
Ho
Totals
817
181
lOti
189
W.
hieeves
192:
139
I
159
145
1
no
,i
on
tiwi
,..,,,,,.
i
a
,,f
id
(j
Van
Meer
FOR
SALE
Half
interest
in
small
business
as
a
going
con-ceisn,
Apply
Box
234,
City.
(27
KR
SALE
Radio.
Automatic
Record
Changer
and
:
records.
Guitar,
English
Pram,
like
new.
613
3rd
Ave.
West.
Phone
Green
780.
Ufi
HI
I
P
WANTED
WANTED
Stenographer,
Wallace's
Dept.
Store.
Interviewing
Fri.
Feb.
4
and
Sat.
5.
After
3
p.m.
(29)
WANTED
A
reliable
man
to
sell
Rawleigh
Products
in
Prince
Rupert
and
surrounding
district.
No
experience
needed
to
start.
Write
today.
Ruwleigh's
Dept.
WG-B-lliii-189.
Winnipeg.
Man.
tHi
1VOKK
WANTED
IJ.
i
..
(iDUDON
&
ANDERSON
-
IHAT
IS
.
...
173
Hit
10
f
I
187
742
h
,
S.
Ramsay
l-VVQ
throws.
BO-We-lll
lOOh.
U(
jj
lj.u-K
shots
and
made
15.
They
made.
Totals
i.
burner
B.
Smith
U7
155
21)1
137
20H
8a7
ijq
L.
Anderson
173
ii
C
Barrie
io;
MANSON'S
T.
i.-.i
B.
eowiiill
B.
Ruduerham
l
ciich
D.
kudderliam
half
of
their
26
penalty
shots.
I
X
TMC
.
ll
TV.
In
the
Intermediate
game
Fashion
came
thiough
with
another
win
although
liny
were
-FOR
SALE
Beatty
Washing
Machine,
in
good
condition,
stainless
steel
tub.
Price
$90
tm.
Phone
Green
730.
(27!
182
109
1117
125
13
75
WITHOUT
A
1M
108
Ml
872
ORANGE
E.
Mulder
F.
V.m
Horn
C.
Willson
....
j.
AlHV
91
114
87
103
170
185
130
123
14U
754
185
144
210
104
2H3
9G6
.GARDEN?
Riven
a
hard
battle
for
near.y
ANNETTES
three
quarters
of
the
game
by
M.
Montgomery
WORK
WANTED
Young
man
requires
full
or
part
time
position.
Scne
bookkeeping
experience
and
knowledge
of
stores
and
payroll
work.
Box
482,
Daily
News.
127
142
U7
118
79
85
471
FOR
SALE
Furniture.
Hard-war
and
Office
Fixtures.
Used
Typewriters.
Underwoods
in
best
condition.
Office
Chairs,
3-piece
Chesterfield,
152
148
M.
Windle
128
G.
Wilkins
Totals
o-i
181
100
273
200
147
907
A.
McMeekin
17(5
t.
Smith
193
iJ.
DicKens
l
id
Totals
847
PEkSO.HAl
HOTBED
OUTSIDE
WINDOW
HANDY
AND
INEXPENSIVE
Even
the
smallest
garden
can
A
few
hours
spent
this
winter
Stone's,
who
went
down
to
a
37-27
defeat.
The
game
was
close
during
the
first
half
with
the
teams
playing
on
even
terms.
The
half
ended
15-14
for
Fashion.
The
second
half
prwgressed
to
21-21
before
Stone's
slowed
down
and
eaJned
on
their
defence.
SAVOY
MncPhee
1
55
E.
Knutsen
151
1
P.
Menies
lai
L.
Erickson
205
tCiktlmn
li!9
Totals
795
Stoves
for
wood
and
coal.
Ki-,
ectric
Ranges.
Slightlv
Used
Radios,
Electric
and
Battery!
Sets,
New
Cups
and
Saucers,'
Congoleum
Squares,
Hot
Plates,
Pressing
irons
and
1
Toasters.
Also
other
house-1
hold
useful
articles.
See
BC.
171
129
1J2
202
142
706
PERSONA
LDRUO
SUNDRIES
(rubber
goods
i
twelve
samples
for
50c
postpaid
in
plain
seal
19'Ji
.,.)
'
130
,v
17U
.0
101
m
B
h
i
;
.
v.
V
H
r'
"
1
""-
817
j
mi
0
1
3"
ed
wrapper,
catalogue
in
eluded.
General
Novelty
Co.,
Dr0fit
from
a
hot-bed
in
which
on
a
good
plan
for
your
home
196
194
171
192
129
882
Dept.
'PR',
71
Major
St..
Tor
vegetable
garden
may
cut
the
FURNITURE
CO.
Black
324.
(tf)
VARIETY
I.
Kristiansson
i.
LVKt'uaarJ
K.
Kam.iav
R.
Christianson
F.
G'cmbeiia
Totals
WLSTVIEW
M.
Fivnn
A.
Parker
LAIHtfS'
V
I.K.-U-jI
K
STANDINGS
I
(Lastthird
of
schedule
I
no
T..nu
l
185
149
190
.
94
198
810
114
122
161
149
164
162
165
801
251
111
plants
can
be
started
week3
earlier
than
seeds
can
be
sown
in
fast
md
s:"t
onto.
Ont.
(50)
DRESSMAKING
DONE
Phone
time
required
to
tend
it
next
;
Fashion
moved
summer
right
in
half,
while
giv-
j
up
several
quick
baskets
t
ing
as
large
an
output,
and
Of;
(Cnm.mi.erl
on
Pa-re
5)
.'Annettes
3
231
Variety
3
00
Savovs
2
TOR
SALE
Vacuum
Cleaner,
good
condition.
Also
2
lots
on
.
Ambrose
Ave.
facing
Dry
Dock.
Phone
Red
710.
(30
1
outdoors.
The
plants
you
grow
cost
a
fraction
of
those
purchased
in
the
market.
Most
economical
In
space,
cost
Black
990.
140
9th
East.
(3D
MACHINERY"
Foii
SALE
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
Detoer
quality.
How
is
that
possible?
By
reducing
waste
of
land,
and
of
FOR
SALE
.
New
Hollvwood
"
Gordon
St
Anderson
2
mer,
if
you
make
enough
sowing
short-harvest
crops
which
home
Jarije
Odo'es
j
of
them;
and
plan
them
so
that
j
gardens
are
likely
to
grow.
Westview
Z
0
one
short
harvest
follows
an-1
In
the
table
Column
1
shows
.
Scubvs
0
nhf
finH
ac
ainn
ilitv
ha.
!
1
bp
rl'lvc
if
rpnnirac
a
UflubtnK1
MailSOnS
0
nrtfl
nil-1
1
1
rl
n
I
Ivna
MatifAnal
and
upkeep,
is
a
hot-bed
buili
Portable
hawmiiis
manufac-
around
a
window
opening
from
your
harvest,
which
the
lack
of
a
careful
plan
so
often
alluws.
V
Company
Limited.
Vancouver.
I
a
heated
basement,
preferably
bed,
slightly
used
spring
filled
mattress.
Full
size,
price
$40.
H2
Piggot
Place,
no
phone
(29l
FOR
SALE
28
ft.
gasboat.
5
h.
p.
Easthope.
Apply
625
f.th
Ave.
West.
(29)
When
too
much
space
is
used,
i
ii
i-
i
i
ii
i
i
i
ii
i
t
"
H
i
i
-
i
ii
r
B
C.
ttfl
MKTAL
WORK
gins
to
deteriorate
in
the
first
,
to
reach
table
size,
from
seed
sowing,
you
can
begin-
pit-kin
;
sown
In
the
garden.
Since
there1
top
quality
beans,
or
beet-;,
or
'are
quick
and
slow
growing
var-1
sweet
corn,
from
the
next,
and
it
ties
of
most
vegetable?,
look
In
a
south
window.
In
front
of
the
window
make
a
shallow
excavation,
about
a
foot
deep.
The
size
must
be
figured
carefully,
so
that
a
frame
set
in
this
excavation
pan
be
covered
by
window
or
hot-bed
sash.
As
in
the
case
and
you
grow
more
of
many
vegetables
than
required,
the
surplus
is
likely
to
be
wasted.
The
time
it
has
taken
to
produce
this
surplus,
the
seed
and
fertiliser
used
upon
it,
are
also
wasted.
PLUMBING
Installations
and
Repairs.
SHEET
METAK
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel
Roof-iiij;.
Letourpeau
&
Sons.
629
Sixth
Wwt.
Phone
543.
(tfi
so
on
until
frost
interrupts
the
your
see"d
catalogue
to
find
the
1
I
I
1
I
r-r-J
to
U't
as
m
I
i
sequence.
t
time
required
by
the
varieties
you
!
I
w
ill
sow.
To
plan
the
correct
number
of
sowings,
and
determine
how
far;
Column
2
gives
the
time
a
crop
apart
to
make
them,
give
a
fewl'cmains
in
good
condition
for
of
other
hot-beds
a
glass
sub-'
stitute
may
be
used
on
the
sash.
Careful
planning
will
enable
you
to
reduce
your
garden
area
BASKETBALL
TIME-TABLE
bu
me-apace
winun,
11
Kepi,
ousy
i
minutes
siuuy
oi
me
table
shown
throughout
the
season,
will
grow
herewith.
It
lists
twelve
of
the
if
desired.
Build
a
frame
to
fit
in
the
excavation.
The
sides
must
slant
sharply
from
a
point
above
the
window,
almost
to
the
ground.
Fit
the
sash
on
this
FOR
SALE
Sealed
tenders
will
...
be
received
ov
the
undersign-i
i
ed
at
the
Court
House.
Prince
Rwuert.
no
to
noon
of
Tuesday.
February
22.
for
the
pur-"
chase
of
a
building
known
as
Fraser
Hotel,
situated
on
Lot
40,
Block
6.
Subd.
n
L.
4044.
Plan
1251.
Cassiar
District.
All
bids
should
be
accompanied
by
a
certified
cheque
or
inonev
order
for
the
fuil
amount
of
the
tender.
The
higTiest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms:
Strictly
Cash.
Upset
price
$200.
Sale
of
the
building
is
subject
to
its
removal
from
the
site
within
six
months
from
the
dale
of
sale.
The
said
site
is
to
be
left
in
clean,
sale
and
sjoi-tary
conditions.
G.
F.
FORBES.
Government
Asent,
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert,
R
O
(30)
PLANTING
DATA
for
VEGETABLE
PLOT
frame,
using
hinges
at
the
top
Tebruary
5
Worth
Star
and
Rupert
Hotel,
Peoples
and
Miller
Bay,
Co-op
and
Brownwoods,
Morgans
and
High,
School.
February
8
Kinsmen
and
High
School,
High
School
and
Doms,
Stones
nad
Merchants,
Savoy
and
Bo-Me-Hi.
February
12
Rupert
Hotel
so
the
sash
may
easily
be
raised
UPTOWN
SERVICE
SIfi
for
ventilation.
Earth
may
be
banked
around
the
frame
to
keep
the
table.
Column
3
gives
the
.space
in
a
garden
row
to
produce
one
serving
for
a
family
of
four.
If
beans
are
to
be
served
twice
a
week,
for
example,
since
one
sowing
of
beans
provides
a
harvest
for
four
weeks,
eight
feet
in
the
row
will
produce
all
the
beans
the
family
can
use
from
one
sowing.
A
new
crop
thould
be
ready
every
four
weeks
through
the
garden
season,
to
keep
the
table
supplied
all
summer.
Of
most
crops
enough
sowings
fhould
be
made
to
insure
a
sixteen
weeks'
harvest,
which
will
carry
you
into
October.
2nd
and
MrRritle
OR
-
(
out
the
cold;
and
the
sides
should
be
as
tight
as
possible
to
and
HH,h
School,
Morgans
and
keep
out
the
wind.
.
Fashion,
Brownwoods
and
Bo-
The
frame
may
have
to
be
Me-Hi,
Miller
Bay
and
Doms.
February
15
Kinsmen
ar
caulked,
where
it
joins
the
CAL
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
VEGETABLE
I
DAYS
TO
I
HARVEST
FROmI
GROW
FOR
4
CROP
1
TABLE
SIZE
1
SOWING
LASTS
PORTION
SERVING
Vp'j
-
45-S3
4-
WEEKS
I
FOOT
BEETS
55-80
6
WEEKS
I
I
FOOT
60-80
8
WEEKS
I
2
FEET
CUCUMBERS
45-75
A
WEEKS
2
FEET
ENDIVE
T
70-90
6
WEEKS
FOOT
KOHLRABI
60
3
WEEKS
2
FEET
TURNIPS
pQ
0-7S
2
WEEKS
I
J-i
FEET
(lfSPtmCH
40-SO
2
WEEKS
3
FEET
COfflr
'
65-105
10
DAYS
4
FEET
ikkSBTS
21
4
WEEKS
I
FOOT
PEAS
60-75
2
WEEKS
3
FEET
Qf'
25
I
WEEK
i"
FOOT
ffS
li
2WEEKS
IMTEK
6Q
6
WEEKS
I
FOOT
CUT
THIS
OUT
AMD
PASTE
OH
CARDBOARD
FOR
REFERENCE
HOMES
FOR
SALK
7
with
4
rooms
(priced
-from
$190O-$2700).
2
with
5
roms
(Priced
from
$2800-$4500i.
3
with
6
rooms
(Priced
from
$33OO-$iO.000i.
All
these
homes
are
modern
and
occupancy
can
be
had
immediately
in
most
cases.
Before
you
build
or
buy
check
our
pin
point
map
of
the
city
showing
property
for
sale.
ARMSTRONG
AGKNCIES
Phone
342
Eves.
Green
297
North
Star,
High
School
air
j
Peoples,
High
School
a
n
Stones,
Savoy
and
Co-op.
February
19
North
Star
and
I
High
School,
Peoples
and
Doms,
Co-op
and
Bo-Me-Hi,
Merch-.
ants
and
Morgans.
February
22
Kinsmen
and
Rupert
Hotel,
High
School
and
i
Miller
Bay,
Fashion
and
High
V.IUM
S
PROW
A
Home
Away
From
Home
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
Phone
Ml
P.O.
Boi
lttfl
.
i,
y
SFRVK
SAAN
Plumbing
4
foundation
to
prevent
drafts,
otherwise
it
is
built
like
the
garden
type,
using
a
standard
or
odd
size
sash
as
you
choose.
Heat
is
supplied
to
this
bed
by
opening
the
basement
window,
and
allowing
the
heated
basement
air
to
enter
the
bed.
The
window
is
left
open
at
night
and
may
be
closed
during
the
day.
when
the
sun
is
shilling
on
the
bed.
Hotbeds
of
this
type
have
been
tried
and
tested,
and
although
they
do
not
maintain
temperatures
as
high
as
other
kinds
the
heat
will
be
more
even,
and
the
ventilation
much
better.
The
main
things
to
watch
are
temperature
and
drafts.
Ventila-
1
1
Srhool,
Savoy
and
Brownwoods.
-v
.
THIS
AND
THAT
iPji
:
'
'fit
Jr
)
It's
the
Rex
Cafe
...
for
Tasty
Meals
Chop
fiuey
Chow
Mein
all
the
vegetables
you
can
use.
The
reduced
space
will
probably
be
better
kept,
and
can
be
twice
as
well
fed
with
the
same
amount
tion
is
necessary
on
warm
days,
'
01
plant
food,
which
will
insure
and
for
very
short
periods
on
1
ear'y.
heavier
yields,
of
superior
Rex
Bowling
Alley
Open
to
general
public
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
and
evenings.
Monday
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evenings
after
9
o'clock.
quality.
cooler
days.
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specially
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
H
7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
-
Phone
173
for
Out
The
vegetablei
which
require
special
thought
are
the
ones
It
Is
no
more
difficult
to
grow
plants
indoors
from
seed
than
it
which
give
a
short
harvest.
They
is
to
bake
a
cake.
But
just
as
are
also
the
earliest
ones
u-hieh
Important
to
follow
instructions,
may
begin
to
yield
in
May,
or
If
you
undertake
to
do
it,
read
June;
but
which
for
the
very
the
directions
well.
Ormes
Dr
reason
that
they
are
early,
are
at
their
best
table
quality
only
a
few
short
weeks.
Unless
you
DRUGS
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISE
'
plan
your
sowings
carefully,
you
are
likely
to
have
altogether
toe-many
during
this
first
brief
har-i
vest,
and
then
pass
the
rest
of
j
the
summer
with
none
at
all.
STORE
HOURS
WEEK-DAYS,
9
A.M.
TS
HOLIDAYS
-12
NOON
SUNDAYS
A.n
WANTED
-
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
WILL
COLLECT
THEM
AT
YOttl
DOOR
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
WE
PAY
CASH
PHONE
950
7
P.M.
TO
9
P
M
CityMerchants
City
merchants
are
askea
In
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
mtu
the
Daily
News
office
by
"4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
T!ils
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
In
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
for
publication.
Emergency
till
..ID
n
.dlUT
Snap
beans,
beets,
carrots,
lettuce
and
endive,
kohlrabi,
tur-ntps,
spinach,
onions
from
sets,
and
radishes
are
the
principal
ones.
Some
can
only
be
grown
in
the
early
summer
and
fall,
because
they
will
not
grow
well
In
hot
weather.
But
many
can
be
enjoyed
throughout
the
sum-
..
Aot"
7l
B.C.
o'-
Dlly
car
dellry
ervlce
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
and
Sdl
I
"I
should
worry.
It's
not
mine.
It
still
belongs
to
the
finance
company."
I
hit
tdvtrtucmenl
it
not
publiihtd
or
ditpUy
td
by
nS
Liquor
Control
Board
or
'
ty
iht
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ol
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