8
Prime
tlupcrt
Daily
nebs
Thursday,
March
24,
VM
TODAY
TO
SAT.
rti
WHAT
IS
STEWART
NEWS
Saturday
Shows
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FORfTTT
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stores
WITH
ONE
POLICY
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WILL
BE
SUowHONcr,
SATISFACTION
(JUAKANTKKI)
on
monky
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.
1
I
Attest
from
Portland
STEWART
MOOSE
WOMEN'S
MEET
STEWART
The
semi-monthly
meeting
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose,
Chapter
16,
held
in
the
Moose
Home
on
Thursday,
March
17th,
witnessed
the
initiation
of
two
new
members,
Mrs.
'T.
Palmer
and
Mrs.
R.
MacLeod.
The
feature
Of
the
evening
was
a
so-
cial
service
and
chapter
night
I"'el'am
undcr
the
dirccUon
ot
Mrs.
ueuy
waiKer.
u
was
very
thoroughly
enjoyed
by
the
mem
bers
and
their
guests.
Senior
Regent
Wilkinson
contributed
vocal
numbers
to
the
program.
Sympathy
was
extended
to
Mrs.
J.
Hatchings
at
the
loss,
by
fire,
of
her
furnishings.
In
addition
to
the
regular
pro
Buy
with
confidence.
Merchandise
exchanged
or
money
refunded.
For
your
protection,
we
exclude
ladies:
lingerie
and
foundations.
1.
ItlM'KKT
I'KOI'I.KS
STOKK
2.
wai.l.ack's
dbi'autmhnt
stokk
..
"3.
uui'jckt
mkns
ami
hoys
stouk
gram,
a
shower
was
tendered
to;
There
is
every
likelihood
of
Mrs.
J.
Hutching.?.
Food,
cloth-
j
the
Dunwell
Mine
being
opening,
kitchen
utensils
and
manyjed
this
year
under
new
owner-other
necessary
items
for
the
I
ship.
Application
has
been
home
were
contributed
by
the!
made
the
Repartment
of
members
of
the
Chapter
'
and
I
Mines
for
assistance
in
making
f,,encls.
The
manner
in
which!
everyone
in
the
district
contri-
buted
in
tangible
form,
was
com-'
mented
on.
When
these
spon-1
At
the
moment
there
is
noth-taneous
gifts
were
presented
to
hig
definite
as
to
whether
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hutchings
the
f
ol-,
not
the
Sllbak
,
Premier
Mine
lowing
d6y,
they
were
both
vis-
wiI1
reoPn
in
the
near
future
ibly
affected
by
the
kindness
of
!but
the
noPe
Is
.still
entertained
WITHOUT
A
grass
actually
prefer
shade,
some
want
acid
soil
rather
than
sweet.
some
like
heavy
clay
better
than
loam
or
sand.
The
thing
in
planning
is
to
consider
these
special
likes
and
dislikes,
then
to
select
those
plants
that
suit
one's
special
location.
...Ki..
i
uivfot
npnuira,
nowever,
arc
pretty
keen
on
a
generous
amount-of
sun,
but
,
lhv
they
havo
.
distinct
likes
and
dislikes
in
the
matter
of
soil.
For
deep-rooted
carrots,
potatoes,
etc.,
it
is
important
that
the
soils
be
fairly
loose
at
least,
a
foot
down.
Certain
types
prefer
sandy
soil
to
clay.
But
no
matter
what,
the
soil
is
to
start
with
by
a
little
planning
and
care
one
can
change
it
iairly
easily.
TKAIN
SCHKDl
!
U
l
or
the
East
Monday.
Wednesday,
Friday,
j
8:00
p.m.
From
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday;
Saturda
10:45
p.m.
ANNETTES
HOLD
u'onti.uec'
roia
pagi.
(!)
F.
MeKinno.i
101
124
V.
Nelson
155
ltio
i
CT.
Maundrel
144
iju
i:u4
1
P.
Tomiinson
81
101
95!
Handieim
11
3:1
'
Totals
625
640
935
CC)RU0N'&
ANDERSON
S.
Ramsey
no
109
175
Garner
"
177
133
B.
Smith
.
"
17
237
133
i
L.
Anderson
.
..
13a
loO
i-'o)
C.
Barrie
.
2:l
a
!
Handicap
..;
19
19
Totals
815
880
84
ORANGE
E.
Mulder
..
113
123
118
C.
Wilson
153
125
128
Arnev
115
127
E.
Johnston
"...
75
132
121
7,!
G.
Wilkinson
...
129
125
lui
Handicap
14a
Hi
Totals
VARIETY
730
?7
v
Sj
Kristiansson
113
132
217
Iykesaard
.
1
f5
;
239
2-H
R.
Ramsey
2iin
210
ISMJi
Christ
lanson
123
103
221'
F.
Cembolla
.
HHi
Ki9
left
Handicap
35
35
3i
.
To'
a
is
922
3
1081
SCUBYS
y
Thornton
225
135
.190
W,
Sleeves
.
123
1(18
l,i
G.
Van
Meer
.".
.
88
L.
Smith
..
.
.
li9
lot
Mi
B
U.
i
k
167
l'-I
Handicap
33
:vi-
,
Totals
810
837
811
ANN
ETTES
Wmdle
145
153
m
McMeekin
......
242
2(ll
2.i4
Smith
19!)
22G
1J
Dickens
18
104
:7
Low
Score
108
152
43
H
audi
cap-Tot
30
30
a
Is
892
925
:3l
SAVOY
sWrvrsvpc"
Macphee
173
155
221
Knutson
...
25
i;u
u!1h
"
Menzies
118
is
Erickson
213
183
189
MeCallum
241
152
,
.3
louis
y-i
Bia
lUaH
LADIES'
l.;,.a,l
E
STANDINGS
to
W
L
Annettes
18
6
De
Jong's
17
7
Gordon
Anderson
17
7
Savoy
Swingers
.
14
10
Seuby's
12
12
Variety
.'".
11
13
West
view
11
13
Manson's
...
.
r.I!
9
15
1
att
&
Odowes
6
18
urance
.
519
everyone,
and
expressed
their
sincere
appreciation
.11
j
r
t
1
11
1
Tr!.
wawrora
neaa
ii
...
...
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Hospital
Women
STEWART
-
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Stewart
General
Hospital
held
1U
annual
election
of
officers
last
week.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Crawford
was
elected
president;
Mrs.
F.
H.
Lewis,
vice
nresident:
I
Mrs.
G.
Anderson,
secretary
and.
Mrs-
Mrs.
K,
r
Barwise,
b,,!,.
treasurer.-
The
i
ST.
PAT'S
DAY
j
AT
STEWART
;
;
Celebraled
by
Catholic
Society
I
With
Tea,
.Sale
and
CaiU
I
Party
.STEWART-
The
Catholic
Society
I
celebrated
St.
Patrick's
Day
on
Saturday
last,
in
the
Canadian
Legion
Club
Rooms.
In
the
afternoon
a
bazaar
and
sale
of
.home-cooking
Was
held
;
and
many
beautiful
hand-made
,
garments
were
sold.
Cakes,
scones,
and
cookies
disappeared
quickly.
(
In
the
evening
a
whist
drive
:
and
community
song
lest
finished
,
a
very
delightful
day.
Winners
.
in
the
whist
were:
ladies
1
A
warns
(n
.
'
a
i
-mm
Chanted
er
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
if
IWTs
-
KEN'S
S
:
RADIO
CLINIC
I
For
Satisfactory
Service
Call
5.5
I
I
,
-
Tf4.
UA
r
FASHION
,
.
FOR
ALL
TYPES
t;iu;mN;
cards
PENS
AMI
PENCILS
j4.iJplaBs
for
the
ensuing
year
are
tentative,
among
them
being
the
'
t
I
r
Activity
al
Stewart
expected
Riverside
opening:
soon
'
Possibly
Premier
There
is
likely
to
be
considerable
activity
in
mining
in
this
district
this
year.
Several
partnerships
have
been
made
either
to
reopen
and
high
grade
existing
'
properties
or
to
develop
other
new
discoveries.
A.
H.
Klrby.
who
was
in
charge
of
the
Riverside
Mine,
near
Hyder,
Alaska,
arrived
on
the
Camosun
on
Monday
and
proceeded
to
the
mine.
It
is
understood
that
'
preparations
are
being
made
for
the
reopening
of
the
mine
by
the
middle
of
April.
Mr.
Kirby
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Kirby.
Mrs.
Klrby
was
formerly
nurse
at
the
Silback
Premier
Mines.
the
Dunwell
Road
passable
for
vehicular
traffic
ncre
tnat
lt
wiU
Pen
in
the
riii
iv
mii
ntr
Mnnnirnt
a
r
nn
Department
of
Public
Works
Is
continuing
its
efforts
towards
'opening
up
the
road
to
the
mine,
me
road
has
been
.broken
to
within
two
and
one
m"e"
'
t,hC
V?1'
Mr"
"Unger'
Wh?
;is
fhare
at
'l.Tnidf
"
Bing
rapidly"
.
.
You
Saw
it
In
Tno
News.
.
Advertise
.j
in
me
uany
News!
Stutlofete
v
If
iN
it
'J
You'll
find
it
in
our
fine
selection
of
English
Wootrd,
Gray
Flannel
Finish
Serje
and
Sharkskin
Suits.
To
compliment
your
suit
choost
a
Commando.
Cord
CoaL
Slill
at
reduced
price
S34.95
ACME
CLOTHING
STOKK
BUILDING
LITTLE!
-
BUILDING
BIG
WHICHEVER
IT
IS
YOU'LL
GET
SATISFAC-
TION
WHEN
YOU
DEAL
WITH
L'S
CONSTRUC-
TION
IS
OUR
BUSINESS
0
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&
CURRIE
LTD.
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and
Conirarlors
PHONE
363
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:
T.K;:,;
consolalion,
Mrs
A1-
Lawrence
t,,t
first
prize
and
r
the
cuns.Ja.ii
I"
Uie
lra-.
iCrawroici
-n
,
W.
S.
Orr
von
ihf
three
croch(.iti
i
,Blt'"'k
uon
a
jj.
and
Mrj.
rraw.
biih'i
b!uc
m.
c
'ent
to
MLl
Jur
Father
;tbe
Caiholic'ciiii;
presoiit
tint!
un
The
succew
0:
which
maud
j;?
to
the
spitr.
Mrs.
J.
B
.!.
UL
art.
mil
m
A.
MacKE!
FURNTR
1TB
OI
K
STtR
'L1
SI
Ills
IS
HW
Orirnt!
Ituit
IWtrrt
(
,rili
rriif
lr
!
riione
:
i'
Fire
is
a
good
friend
of
the
I
gardener
in
cleaning-up
and1
I
get
ting
ready
for
the
new
season'
I
but,
like
all
drastic
remedies,
it
I
can
also
be
abused.
j
I
I
Now
Is
the
time
to
get
all
old
I
!
weeds,
brush
and
dry
grass
I
I
,
ch
ared
away
and
burned.
While
some
of
this
may
rot
into
humus.
if
handled
properly,
the
dryer
stuff
takes
a
long
time
to
disintegrate
and
usually
it
con-,
j
tains
a
lot
of
weed
seeds
that
;
jare
best
destroyed.
j
,
Where
at
all
possible
burning
:
uiiouhl
be
done
where
the
ashes
!
can
be
worked
into
flip
soil
i
j
These
ashes
contain
a
little
(potash
which
is
one
of
the
es-j
Jsential
fertilizer
materials.
A1
j
good
supply
ofthc
same
can
bej
(obtained
when
-?ie
ashes
from'
;
the
fireplace,
especially
where
j
;
hardwood
is
hurncd,
are
spread
I
over
the
soil.
Coal
ushes,
on!
!
the
other
hand,
have
not
much
!
value
as
a
fertilizer
but
they
will
help
open
up
heavy
soil.
lor
the
Compost
Heap
I
Later
on
when
growth
.start.?.1
:
green
weeds,
leaves
and
otherl
j
trash,
should
ail'
be
piled
up
in'
a
corner
of
the
garden,
covered:
(with
a
lew
layers
of
soil
and,
if'
!
obtainable,
some
manure.
If
watered
occasionally
and
perhaps
treated
with
some
of
the
special
humus-making
chemicals
this
material
will
breakdown
rapidly
and
make
the
I
iinest,
sort
of
garden
soil.
Mosi
j
experts
regard
the
compost
pile
as
an
essential
part
of
their!
Hardens.
Almost
anything
that
WH
rot
can
be
incorporated.;
Wiure
(he
pile
is
huger
it
can!
be
screened
with
some
quick-1
J.
growing
annuals
or
some
per-:
manem
shrubbery.
;
.Miniature
C.reenhouscs
I
in
recent
years
tnere
have
I
appeared
on
the
market
littlif
I.
waxen
paper
cups
In
shape
and
R
size
these
resemble
the
old-,
.
jushioued
straw
hat
or
"cow
bveaivtast."
By
vising
them
the
gardener
can
get
a
fortnight
to
.
J.
I
a
month
start
with
such
thines
as
melons,
tomatoes,
cabbage,
:
and
other
tender
plants
tha'
;
normally
cannot
be
set
outside
uatil
u!i
danger
of
frost
is
over.
Little
beds
about
a
foot
across
jare
made,
the
seeds
sown
or
the
plants
set
out
and
then
the
j'whMe
is
covered
with
the
paper
cap,
araiiored
fast
with
a
bit
,o.
soil
or
a
stone
or
two.
In
D.
these
beds
loo
can
be
planted
:
E.
tvery
early
a
bit
of
lettuce
or
a
L.
P.
few
radishes.
The
paper
cap
R.
acts
as
a
greenhouse,
protecting
from
late
and
even
severe,
frosts,
and
pushing
growth
along1
M'ks
ahead
or
normal.
I
Something
Will
Grow
wo
matter
how
unfavorable!
the
location
there
is
some
flower
'
vegetable
or
shrub
that
wili
thrive
in
it.
Some
fiovxrrs.
vegetables
and
certain
varieties
of'
Save
WITH
r
,
,.
Snrrv
-
Hit
the
Nail
on
the
Head!
v
?
ri
f
i
GEESE
GO
NORTH-IS
SPRING
EARLY?
Wild
geese,
on
their
,n:
narth,
were
sighted
flying
over
Trincp
Rupert
yesterday.
"There
nimhl
have
been
a
;
many
ns
fifty,"
siid
The)
Fortune,
well
known
local
ci
linen
and
outdoor
sporl.s-inan.
"1
can't
reniemper
any
previous
lime
when
the
date
was
so
early.
It
may
mean
an
extra
early
spring
."
It
I'ays
to
Advertise!
Advertise
in
the
Uh.'y
News!
john
ii
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OPTOMETK
1ST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
,
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NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Himmit
Jucige
Fvillon.
dntod
the
14th
dsir
of
March.
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1
miB
..
r"nJ
Administrator
of
the
Estate
to'lriiBt
Johnsim.
i.thi-r-
'-known
ns
Arne
JohD.stia
h"yU
,,rn,'rly
f
Sunnysldo
Cannery.
British
Columbia,
who
died
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