legitimate
ownership
pi
gold
it
for
th
l
sale
is
legitimate
and
unques-1
qilp..
,
ew
of
U.j
COI.D
CHARGE
(Continued
rrom
Page
1)
,
parts
of
Canada
one
can
po
on
i
planting
beans,
beets,
carrots.
Ipthuc
Uiipct!
Daflp
Friday,
May
6,
1949
tioned.
ne
Cfovn
WHAT
IS
s
Luther
W.
Elder
told
Uie
couriTrJr
a
Clausing
.1
letture
and
such
things
every
ten
days
or
so
frur.
Uie
time
of
earliest
possible
planting
If
it
were
new
mined
gold,
it
would
have
been
allowed
a
cheaper
refining
rate
than
if
It
I
M?
Pile
Ti
i
had
been
purchased
by
someone
1
C
ale
jh-w
v
a
iiiiuiiiiv
v
that
we
can
now
supply
3-"
"1
tmMm-rfn
ft.
nuln
IUmi.rT.1
wmmmmmi
BRIQUETTES
right
up
to
July.
EASILY
GROYvN
FLOWERS-A
really
imposing
showing
can
be
made
with
a
few
annual
flowers
and
with
a
minimum
of
effort.
Cosmos,
giant
marigold;,
zinnias,
petunias,
portulaca,
nicotine,
calendula,
alyssum,
nasturtiums,
etc.,
are
easily
grown
almost
anywhere
in
Canada.
prior
to
coming
to
as.
uoia
i.
classified
as
"new
mined"
if
it
conies
directly
from
the
mine.
If
it
has
been
sold
before
we
get
it
it
is
charged
a
higher
refining
rate."
Mr.
Mulford
said
that,
if
Man-son
had'
given
him
proof
that
''
Art
,w
1.
,
that
he
had
sold
Manson
"15
or
16
ounce"
for
$400.
The
gold
came
from
Kleanza
Creek
near
Usk.
He
had
signed
no
papers
when
he
disposed
oi
the
gold,
he
said.
Mr.
Elder
said
that
he
had
sold
gold
before
tojeweller
and
that
he
had
never
been
questioned
by
the
purchaser
regarding
its
source.
He
said
that
he
also
had
sold
gold
to
the
Royal
Mint
at
Ottawa,
but
always
had
Included
the
source
of
the
gold
and
the
Even
if
tender
piants
do
survive
a
late
frost
they
are
quite
likely
to
be
so
retarded
that
later
and
norma!
plantings
will
overtake
them.
BALAGrvT,
COMMON
MISTAKES
Too
'
deep,
too
thick
and
too
soon
are
'
perhaps
the
commonest
mistakes
!
made
in
gardening
when
i
i
comes
to
sowing
seed.
Time
and
,
effort
are
wasted
when
any
of
!
these
mistakes
are
made.
u
Phune
Crfni
is
t
he
had
been
acting
as
an
agent,
1
Some
of
the
larger
flowers
can
I
the
gold
would
have
been
refined
Clean
-
-
No
Slack
CALL
651
FOR
ALL
VOI
R
COAL
NEEDS
The
famous
Foothills
Lump,
EjJff,
Nut
and
Washed
Stoker
Coal
II
COTTAGE
r
In
the
vegetable
garden,
of
actually
be
used
m
the
place
of
j
for
a
charge
of
20
cents
an
ounce,
course,
one
should
never
sow
all
shrubs.
Cosmos,
gladioli,
dahlias,
if
he
had
purchased
it
the
cost
There
are
a
few
things
like
seed
at
once.
The
experts
urge
giant
marigolds
and
zinnias
would
have
been
$1
an
ounce.
numoer
oi
nis
iree
miner
extra
big
seed,
but
more
often
New
Creamed
i
VALENTIN
Your
Dai
ALL-WEATHER;
bulbs,
that
require
a
fairly
good
spreading
sowings
over
several
should
have
about
two
feet
each
Purpose
of
the
section
of
the
,
ucense.
rnverinff
of
soil
Tulins
eladioli
!
weeks
-so"
that
the
harvest
will
way
petunias
need
about
a
foot
act
is
to
protect
mines
from
high
i
The
96
ounces
of
gold,
sealed
man
can
prove
in
a
canvas
bag,
was
presented
i
graders.
In
most
of
room.
and
dahlia
bulbs
or
corms.
for
likewise
De
spread
out.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LIMITED
LUMBER
-
UU1LMX0
SUITLIKS
instance,
can
be
planted
anywhere
from
4
to
12
inches
deep.
With
the
vast
majority
of
seeds,
however,
deep
planting
is
inadvisable.
The
general
rule
is
three
times
the
diameter.
This
means
an
inch
Meep
for
things
like
beans,
peas,
coin
and
nas-
V
!
Uu
tmms,
but
mere
pressing
in
YANKS
PLAN
Modern
Etiquette
I
for
tiny
seed
like
that
of
lettuce,
'
petunias,
carrots,
etc.
With
the
By
ROBERTA
LEE
HUGE
VESSEL
j
WASHINGTON
(P
Contracts
very
fine
seed
such
as
alyssum
or
poppy,
all
that
is
necessary
j
were
signed
here,
for
construc
ti
is
to
spread
and
press
in
gently.
The
larger
seed
mentioned,
that
is
peas,
beans,
etc.,
should
Q.
If
a
knife,
fork
or
spoon
is
dropped
while
at
the
table,
and
one's
hostess
is
serving
the
meal,
who
should
pick
up
the
lirnoned
article?
tion
of
a
$70,000,000
vessel
to;
be
the
"queen"
of
the
United
States
merchant
fleet.
It
is
expected
to
be
launched
three
,
years
from
now.
J
M
ffl
'1
V.
be
spaced
at
least
three
inches
j
A.
The
one
who
drops
it
'
apart.
This
is
not
very
difficult
should
do
so,
and
without
dis-'
as
it
is
easy
to
keep
each
indi-
nna
rriDM
tr
m
r
T
Ten
It
jS
victual
seed
separated,
with
tne
MOTREAl
Mrthuu
any
embarassment
not
necessary
to
make
any
ret-
uam.i.,
..
it.
-seefl,
or
lll)wer
1
eeti
f
about
erence
to
-200
displaced
persons
from
all
Mparts
of
Europe
are
kpeiuliivr
T"
time
learning
English.
bride's
rela-
the
same
size,
spacing
will
be
,
Q.
If
a
only
near
m.
i
hnr
mother,
mav
may
her
more
difficult.
There
are
little
her
gadgets
on
tne
market
wnicn
mother
"give
away"?
A.
It
is
better
to
have
a
man.!
will
help
spread
out
the
sowing.
even
if
he
is
just
a
close
friend
r
nr-r
-i-i-
r
1
'
.X
X
A
or
one
can
let
a
dribble
trickle
between
thumb
and
finger.
Even
then,
however,
it
is
best
to
thin,
as
soon
as
the
plants
are
up,
to
at
least
an
inch
apart.
This
will
give
room
for
development,
which
all
plants
must'
have
if
they
are
to
grow
well.
To
spread
LAND
Ur.OlH-fKV
A
T
i
LVf:
Orlltliali'
nf
Tillr
V.
I
:tt'i
1-1
V-.'.
North
WeMwt.v
l
ive
(ft)
acri,
mitre
or
Wh
nr
Lot
M
.'
Tliiiiiuaiiii
1'uu
lliiiidri'il
mill
I
Ifty
;
((iir0),
Hange
Klve
(.")
(oast
IHs-.
I
rift.
WHEREAS
satisfactory
proor
of
.
T'loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title.
.
Issued
in
the
name
of
George
William
-
Hulllt
has
been
filed
In
this
office.
notice
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shall.
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
!
'
from
the
date
of
the
first
publiea-
tion
hereof,
issue
a
Provisional
Or-tiflcate
of
Title
In
lieu
of
said
lost
of
the
family,
perform
this
rite.
Howver,
the
mother
can
do
it,
but
in
this
instance
the
bride
must
walk
down
the
aisle
alone.
Q.
Should
a
formal
acceptance
of
an
invitation
be
dated?
A.
No.
The
date
upon
which
the
function
is
to
occur
must
be
mentioned
in
the
acceptance.
out
the
very
fine
seed,
stuff
that
is
only
about
the
size
of
a
pin1
head
or
smaller,
it
is
a
good
plan
before
sowing
to
mix
with
a
little
fine
sand
or
earth
and
sow
the
whole
mixture.
It's
CONVENTION
FOR
SKEENA
RIDING
!i
Certificate,
unless
in
the
meantime
.
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
in
":
.writing.
"
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Ol-
fice,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
this
2'Jtb
.day
of
April,
1949,
AD.
i
ANDREW
THOMPSON,
-
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
.
(12B
always
GOOD
MORNING
after
a
Good
Night's
Sleep
on
NOT
TOO
EARLY
Too
early
Coalition
nominating
conven-l
I
tion
for
Skeena
riding
is
set
sowing,
especially
in
the
colder
for
May
11
in
Hazelton.
Dr.
L.
parts
of
Canada,
is
definitely
M.
Greene,
formerly
of
Smithers
not
recommended.
It
is
all
very
land
now
of
Prince
Rupert,
is
I
well
to
sow
a
few
short
rows
of
president
of
the
Skeena
coan-
vegetables
a
week
or
two
before
tion
Association
and
will
pro-1
the
regular
time
just
on
the
ceea
to
oiinineia
iw
me
luh-
cnance
tnal
there
will
be
no
vention
which
is
expected
to
re-
late
frosts
lnis
spring,
but
the
nominate
Hon.
b.
I.
Kenney,
main
sr,u,ins
chnnld
wait,
until
sitting
M.L.A.
for
Skeena.
Mr.
the
time
recommended
by
the
I
seed
catalogue
or
the
local
cx
Kenney
will
also
be
at
the
convention,
it
is
expected
j
perls.
For
plants
that
are
tender
V.
'
t(
nothing
is
gained
in
planting
in
K
A
X
cold
soil
and
before
the
weather
has
definitely
turned
warm.
Of
course,
where
extra
protection
in
the
form
of
special
paper
caps
or
something
similar
is
provided
one
can
get
started
earlier,
but
otherwise
it
is
better
to
wait.
MATTRESS
AND
BOX
SPRING
You'll
wake
rcfrcsliPtl,
ronipletelv
n-Iaxed
after
a
ni
of
jMrfert
ret
on
this
most
comfort
all
of
niattrer
Just
nolo
the
jM-cial
fealur'!
and
you'll
xee
why
WixA
U
worl.l-fainourt
as
the
Uleal
invest
nu-nt
in
li'eing
WANTED
Empiy
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
WILL
COLLECT
THEM
AT
TOUR
DOOR
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
WE
PAY
CASH
PHONE
950
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Chllcotir.
Friday,
5
p.m.,
Calala
Sunday,
10
p.m.,
Coquitlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
FOR'
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANOS
May
20.
s.s.
Coquitlam,
May
6,
May
20.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANOS
s.s.
Coquitlam,
May
13
and
27.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
5G8
1
rotnfort.
Other
well-known
Simmons-nalily
inattreM-
Ostermoor,
Deepsleep
anl
Sluinher
King
are
also
availahle
with
matt-hing
1mx
springs.
no
ij
Will,
n
If
From
New
Spring
Coats
to
Eikskin
Booties.
We
have
the
Things
Your
ISaliy
Needs
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
2
rUrcj
T
hfi
nrttinnry
innrr
RriiiK
undrr
tour
Hfitthl.
i
hn
Jr
IjuntmcM
k
837
indiviiliullr
porketfil
mI
pfin
wrrt
of
Bmtiij'fwit'i
"Luniry
(lnficl"
iv
lirni,
biMant
.up.
port
to
tvnrj
IkkIj'
urv.
lijiiilyrft'
imh-fumilvni
riil
b,
feh
K
l
VWATCH
FOR
riiiKii)U
Hv'tH
eomplrie
rrUtatiiHi.
X
IVs,
y
:
,.
I,
SMMOMS
ill
DEALERS
-
SOON
A
UiTTi:u...
.
.
.
from
Toronto
DEAR
CUSTOMERS:
Well
here
I
am
a
long
way
from
home
trying
to
find
new
and
beautiful
things
for
your
1949
gift
occasions.
I
have
looked
over
the
samples
of
over
fifty
five
factories
and
wholsale
houses
and
when
the
goods
arrive
in
Rupert
during
the
next
few
weeks
I
really
hope
our
customers
will
think
I
have
done
a
good
job.
Many
of
the
pieces
have
never
been
shown
anywhere
till
this
year
and
most
of
the
items
have
been
from
present
stock
before
the
new
10
per
cent
sales
tax.
They
will
include
china,
silver,
copper
and
glass
as
well
as
the
new
jewellery
and
many
interesting
new
things.
no
fr
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