THIS
AND
THAT
Once
Suffragette,
Magistrate
Is
81
4
J3tlnre
Rupert
Daflp
J5efo$
Cto.
Monday,
May
31,
1948
Good
Thinning
System
May
Double
Garden
Harvest
MELBOURNE.
0
An
English
suffragette
who
hi
her
youth
have
had
,
'
M
FRIENDS
HONOR
BIRTHDAY
OF
FOUR-YEAR-OLD
Fifteen
little
friends
of
George
L,a
Sette
of
Terrace,
who
with
1.1s
sister.
Anue,
is
making
his
home
pith
his
graiid
parents,
Mr
.and
Mrs.
J.
Llnney,
Summit
Aoartnients.
celebrated
his
year.,
,
Ui
England
for
militant
feminist
Birmingham
.
llIe-
nntluil
lic
has
nfhkv.H
fKo
.,
I
Prt
mil,
t.
Wnd,
!
--
om-
net
mother
i
fiis
nf
a
rhilrtrpn's
ciinrt
m-iu.
at.
i
tho
me
,
.
.
'
"I
'
age
of
10
T,
trate
in
Australia.
ag,swere
leSS
than
M
She
is
Mrs.
Jennie
Baines,
81
One
of
th
e
original
suffragettes
led
by
Mrs.
Emniellne
Pankhurst,
a
?
thin
It
to
one
plant
for
each
four
Inches.
There
are
two
reasons
for
this.
First,
many
vegetables,
such
as
carrots
and
beets,
are
most
delicious
when
half-mature.
By
thinning
at
first
only
enough
to
insure
that
each
stands
well
alone
in
the
row
and
then
allowing
them
to
grow
a
while,
many
will
soon
reach
the
stage
where
they
can
be
harvested
for
the
table.
Second,
it
Is
foolish
to
discard
all
excess
plants
prematurely
when
accidents,
insects
or
disease
may
destroy
many
which
are
left.
If
thinning
is
done
by
stages
as
the
plants
grow
they
will
finally
stand
at
the
optimum
distance
from
.each
other,
and
there
will
he
small
chance
of
vacant
spaces
In
the
row.
Lettuce
plants,
thinned
to
stand
an
inch
apart,
will
soon
reach
a
size
when
alternate
plants
can
be
removed
to
make
a
salad;
and
this
process
may
be
continued
until
the
spacing
is
right
for
the
remaining
plants
to
mature.
Carrots
may
be
thinned
the
first
time
when
they
are
as
thick
fourth
birthday
Saturday
after-vuuuj
with
a
vrtv
hi
his
honor.
The
children
played
outdoor
ajid
indoor
games
and
then
enjoyed
a
lunch
at
a
decorated
table
at
which
the
group
was
photographed.
Several
adults
who
.
were
present
led
in
the
singing
of
"Happy
Birthday."
Each
of
the
children
left
the
narty
with
a
toy
balioon
attached
to
a
string
trailing
after
them.
Children
present
were
Dorothy
Thompson,
Sonja
Berg.
Lyune
Nixon,
Sandy
MacLeod,
They're
Biting
Get
your
tackle
for
holiday
expeditions
at
the
Variety
Store,
boys.
LF.ADKRS
Sl'lNNfcKS
LINES
UOOKS
Complete
fiah
lines
Two
Sizes
20c
and
25c
....
j$
David
Whiting,
Allan
Cromer,
Allan
Mellor,
Johnny
ZiUe,
Shirley
Lenny,
Roddy
Campbell.
Baby
Berg,
Jimmy
Strand,
Martin
Ytreberg,
Martin
Vander-heide
and
Rickey
Morley.
lite
Ceorfe
M-ttlhfw
Adams
fenkt,
tat.
Tiiin
out
exress
plants
gradually,
and
allow
the
best
plants
to
live,
using
discards
for
table
when
possible.
"I've
been
selhDs
this
stuff
for
seven
years;
that's
how
good
it
is."
Winy
VA,w&7Wp
518
3rd.
Ave.
W.
Box
1118
phont
fi
as
a
pencil;
and
a
dish
of
the
When
a
beginner
in
garden-1
There
is
no
satisfactory
way
ing
has
sown
seed,
and
rejoiced
to
avoid
thinning.
It
can
be
re
II
HHW
PAN
I
?
?
?
thinnings
will
give
those
who
(
By
ttNNE
ASHLEY
in
the
quick
appearance
of
num-
duced
by
sowing
thinly,
but
the
,
h
u
y
r
The
'
-
Experts
Say
Q.
How
caii
I
remove
rust
erous
sturdy
seedlings,
his
very
hazards
of
seed
germination
arejrots
beforet
a
new
Jdea
of
tnis
pride
in
accomplishment
inajr
so
great
that
allowance
must
be
vegetable.
cause
a
failure
of
his
crop.
made
for
the
failure
of
some,
by
B
t
be
an0wed
to
row
FL'R
COAT
SEASON
from
Irons?
A.
Put
some
yellow
beeswax
I
pockets
should
bo
protected
by
full
thick
hair.
With
rare
exceptions,
he
has
sowing
two
or
three
times
as
,
unU1
ab(JUt
six
inches
talli
when
feT;
Ormes
D
This
is
the
time
of
year
when
!
started
too
many
seedlings
for
many
seeds
as
there
is
room
to;tneu.
roots
Jlave
just
beun
to
mi
the
space
available
to
them,
mature
When
possible
examine
the
leather
side
of
the
coat.
A
good
skin
has
leather
that
Is
soft
and
supple
but
firm
and
strong.
Old
skins
may
be
harsh
and
brittle.
swell.
If
thinned
out
at
this
stage,
the
thinnings
should
be
cooked
roots
and
topi
together,
for
a
delicious
dish.
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
or
paraffin
hi
a
small
cloth
bag,
aud
when
the
Iron
'is
warm,
bu:
not
hot,
rub
it
over
this
bat,,
then
rub
with
salt.
Q.
How
can
I
make
centrepieces
perfectly
smooth
antl
round?
A
Spread
thein
while
wet
pn
a
large
piece
of
zinc
and
place'
n
a
hot
sun
to
dry.
If
a
glos
is
Some
of
them
must,
be
sacrificed
When
too
many
come
up,
be
so
the
others
may
thrive.
The
thankful,
and
consider
the
thin-thought
of
destroying
the
plants
ning
out
as
an
opportunity
to
he
is
so
proud
of
is
naturally
un-
select
the
best
plants
as
the
pleasant.
'ones
to
survive.
Too
often
this
task
is
shirked,
:
For
best
results,
thinning
and
the
plants
engage
in
a
should
be
done
gradually.
In
STORE
HOURS
WEEK-DAYS,
9
A.M.
TO
9
P
J
the
woman
with
a
fur
coat
puts
it
in
storage
and
the
woman
who
wants
one,
goes
hunting.
A
furrier,
who
has
been
in
the
business
for
nearly
40
years,
says
that
summer
is
the
best
season
to
look
for
furs.
And
August
Ls
the
best
month
to
buy.
But
thus
far
milady
need
not
expect
much
in
the
way
of
barg
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS-12
NOON
TO
2
PM
Ashes
of
wood,
soft
coal
and
hard
coal
are
all
valuable
to
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
7
PM.
TO
9
P.M.
,
,
.
.
,
.
.
T
,1,;-1,
-.,,,
Uric--
1UU'"-"
Jf
OVJ,
UUt
41
IO
struggle
aor
a,
re
w
P.c-
c
u
a
t
.ua
Q.
When
you
are
In
a
group
juiced,
press
with
a
hot
iro:.
of
people
and
someone
makes
a
almost
dry.
to
get
rid
of
Emergency
bicycle
er
for
a
season,
toxic
substances.
any.
1
inches
apart,
do
not
at
first
from
7
p.m.
till
9
d
Daily
car
delivery
service
from
0
a.m.
till
8
p.m.
and
Sunday
ains
mat
is
ii
sne
insists
on
a
derogatory
remark
about
a
cer-coat
with
the
"new
look."
Ap-
tain
religion,
and
you
know
that
parently
as
the
hemlines
go
cne
or
m0ie
0
the
group
is
0f
down
.the
prices
go
up.
'lhat
faith,
what
should
you
do?
'
The
dealer
explained
that
the
a.
Turn
the
conversation
Q
Haw
can
I
make
a
practical
utensil
for
removing
hot
pans
and
dishes
from
the
oven?
A.
Purchase
a
small
tin
coal
shovel,
or
a
dustpan,
and
flat
Personalities
1
PHONE
81
0i
V
crsn
nnnnrs?
longer
styles,
the
larger
flares,
QUickly
to
some
other
subject.
ten
out
the
edges
with
a
ham-
Of
Early
Days
jare
responsible
for
the
jump
in
The
person
who
makes
such
a
met.
Price.
remark
is
exceedingly
ill-bred.
"There's
15
per
cent
more
ma-'
,
.
.
..'
Q-
I
uecessary
to
have
a
wioi
m
ti,m
t
o
GREER
&
BRIDDEI
FROM
THE
GREEK
A
triangular
tract
of
land
which
forms
at
the
mouth
oi
rivers
ls
called
a
delta
because
train
on
a
white
satin
wedding
he
said.
"Last
year
it
took
per-
:
dress?
KENNY
Ml'NRO
Kenneth
Munro,
a
believer
in
getting
in
on
the
ground
flpor,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
In
1906.
The
population
was
slim
that
long
ago.
However,
having
a
contract
of
A
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACT01
The
dress
may
be
made
u
rcsembies
the
fourth
letter
of
haps
00
pelts
to
make
a
coat,
but
next
season's
garments
will
require
from
74
to
76
skins."
However,
he
warned
that
a
with
or
without
a
train,
depend
the
Greek
alphabet.
Rpnairi
Construction
Alteranl
ing
upon
the
formality
of
the
wedding.
considerable
importance,
it
was
woman
living
in
a
cold
climate
SCHEDULE
BOWLING
FJoor
Sanding
a
Specialty
Q.
Must
one
rt'Ply
to
an
in
vitation
to
a
ball
or
a
dance?
1
Varletv
vs.
Luckv
June
Yes;
one
should
reply
hw-
Strikes
Watts
vs.
Bin
Sisters.
A
P.O.Boi
Phone
RED
561
advisable
to
be
on
the
Job
early,
not
to
go
in
for
too
extreme
a
Kenny
was
manager
of
the
Pac-
I
"new
look."
Whereas
the
Ions,
if
ic
Contracting
Co.
and
he
came
long
coat
may
look
fashionable
north
to
perform
wharf
contract-
it
is
a
hindrance
when
she
slips
ing.
It
was
under
his
direction
,
on
her
snow-boots
to
brave
the
that
1,500
feet
of
wharfage
was
:
snowstorms.
mecnaiery.
Comets.
Manson's
vs.
Annettes.
Add
lesty
gooaneii,
mS"!!
&
,
sparkling
color
to
de-
fijLVJlTia
I
M
.
-.
erUith
"Royal
City'
CgTTTPlI
m
FIuuiu
delicious,
in-
vitiug,
ready
to
serve.
rVtS'vW
)'pgYALlTY
(
J
I
;
CANNED
FOODS
built.
It
was
not
until
1908
that
She
should
'make
certain
that
ON
WEDNESDAY
MORNING
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
HOME
OWNEDDt
the
work
was
finished.
Mr.
Munro
was
a
downeaster.
the
hem
of
her
coat
does
not
brush
the
top
of
those
high
boots,
he
said.
His
old
home
was
In
North
Sydney,
Nova
Scotia,,
but
early
in
PARTMENT
STORE
WILL
OPEN
IN
NEW
COMMODIOUS
QUARTERS)
aiooesi'
style
The
woman
lifa
or.t.n
41
,
1.
t
L
oc.iau.B
tiiat
u
Bieat
west
on
a
"modest"
budget
ls
in
the
must
have
possibilities,
he
pro-
;
$i95-$300-a-year
fur
coat
class,
ceeded
to
Vancouver,
remain-
ti
.i
.
It
is
our
hope
that
you
will
consider
FR
ASER
AND
PAYNE'S
'your
store.
W
want
it
to
be
a
store
where
you
will
feel
free
to
drop
in
at
any
time.
variety
of
good,
hard-wearing
furs
from
which
she
can
choose.
Mouton
tops
the
list
as
being
It
will
be
our
aim
to
steadily
improve.o
ur
service,
and
we
shall
be
grateful
for
aw
one
of
the
most
serviceable
and
cheapest
of
furs.
Business
and
Professional
ing
there
for
sixteen
years
before
journeying
north.
After
completing
the
wharf,
he
took
up
a
line
of
endeavor
quits
different.
This
was
the
hotel
business.
There
had
been
erected
on
the
nillside
just
up
from
the
wharf,
a
good
sized
frame
hotel
painted
red.
It
did
all
right,
from
the
first.
He
held
a
responsible
post.
The
hotel
was
helpful
suggestions
from
you.
Then
there
is
French
seal
(black
dyed
rabbit
and
brown
seal
(brown
dyed
rabbit
i.
Coon
is
a
good
buy:
Persian
T
vfnr)inY
nrAlrtma
rPt"Tllf
f
1
1
IlfSS.
A
VIS'
r-
sm
f
r.
irm
lira
r
r
ort
i
r
n
enirif
flfM"K
1
from
you
carries
with
it
no
obligation
to
m
ake
a
purchase.
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
705
P.O.
Box
1401
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
paws
are
"fair
wearing."
For
the
woman
with
a
"moderate"
budget
the
fur
expert
placed
muskrat
back
at
the
top
of
the
list
of
best
wearing
coats;
Persian
ltynb
coats
which
can
be
bought
for
between
$550
and
$900,
he
also
figured
were
called
the
"Premier,"
the
site
being
not
far
from
where
the
cinder
pathway
today
extends
from
Sixth
Street,
down
to
the
overhead
approach
to
the
railway
station.
With
the
establishment
of
the
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LTD.
.
Plumbing
and
Heating
',
Engineers
JONES
NEWS
STAND
pn
Rnv
vm
we
handle
Eastern
and
Western
I
Holel
Prlnce
Rupert,
Kenny
tT.iJ.
DUX.
11.
I
moved
,o
U
He
left
H,.
the
r
,
Phone
174
over.
Prem
Papers
Make
Sure
of
Quality
When
choosing
a
fur
coat
make
sure
the
fur
is
lustrous
and
uniform
ier
to
become
secretary
treasurer
DUPERY
SPECIAL
For
one
week
only
all
curtains
and
drapes
will
be
made
up
FREE
OF
CHAISE
to
j;our.ow,n
measurements.
We
have
on
display
an
outstanding
stock
of
beautiful
drapery
fabrics
from
Canadian,
Hritih
and
American
mills.
We
are
featuring
such
nationally
advertised
materials
as:
Swedish-American
Tribune
and
Western
Miner
of
the
new
and
fine
appearing
hostelry,
remaining
there
for
1
throughout
the
garment.
Exam
Sixth
Street
Red
808
years,
finally
returning
south
where
he
passed
away.
Mr.
Munro
dearly
loved
a
bit
of
innocent
fun.
He
had
a
wide
acquaintance
and
could
tell
a
story
or
anecdote
with
refreshing
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
Chiropraetor
21-22
BESNER
BLOCK
P.O
Box
894
Phone
Blue
442
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
-Tax
Returns
Compiled.
Besner.
Block
Phone
387
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
756
972
10th
East
lne
particularly
the
skins
used
under
the
arms,
the
under
part
of
the
sleeves,
making
sure
these
parts
are
not
made
of
inferior
skins.
Good
workmanship
ls
shown
in
the
facings
of
fronts,
where
the
skins
should
be
folded
over
instead
of
extra
pieces
seamed
at
the
turn.
The
edges
that
are
subject
to
hard
wear
e.g.
cuffs,
PLAIN
AND
WOVEN
MONKSCI.OH
"IIAHIUVAV
ISJUTIS1I
SHADOW-CLOTHS'
DOT
MAKUUESETTES
"MARTHA
WASHINGTON''
CURTAINS
"DUCHESS"
MARQUES
ETTES
'
And
Various
Fabrics
cleverness.
He
had
many
of
them.
Whentr
he
happened
to
sit
in
with
those,
who
lik.e
himself
had
lived
a
long
time
vn
the
coast,
and
knew
about
all
there
was
to
know,
he
was
indeed
the
life
of
the
party.
He
had
a
gift
for
repartee,
and
"pat"
"llOMEMAKER"
jIIND
TRl'TS
"HAKMONY
HOUSE"
FLOCK
DOT
AlAUUllESETTES
"WESLEY
MASON"
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CELANESE
PRODUCTS
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wavjig
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
GEORGE
McWHINNEY
PAINTING
AND
PAPER
HANGING
t
P.O.
Box
1428
831
Bacon
St.
Phone
Green
394
204
4th
Street
Phone
055
UGLY
BUT
USEFUL
Each
common
toad
ls
said
to
Wcalxo
sock
"Kirsh"
cut-to-fit
drapery
hardware
in
addition
to
stock
sizes
o
various
styles,
as
well
as
"Kirsh"
Metal"
Venetian
XJlinds
madp
to
your
individual
needs.
Our
stock.pf
"Ayers"
Blankets,
Throws,
Travelling
Kujrs
and
Crib
Iilankctsarf
be
worth
about
$7.50
annually
to
STEPHEN
ERICKSON
?IANO
TECHNICIAN
TUNING
AND
REPAIRS
Black
195
411
West
7th
Ave.
farmers
because
of
the
harmful
insects
they
eat.
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
priced
20
below
present
day
prices.
NOTICE
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
PETTYY
THEFTS
INCREASE
EDMONTON,
Pj
Petty
thefts
are
on
the
increase
here,
police
say.
Included
in
loot
stolen
recently-
are
hub
caps
from
1947
automobiles,
workmen's
lunch
boxesfilled
with
food,
30
gramophone
records
and
a
$50
radio.
YOUR
BEST
EATING
PLACE
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
11
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
BANQUET
HALL
FOR
LUNCHEONS.
DINNERS
AND
PARTIES
CHINESE
DISHES
BROADWAY
CAFE
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
200
PHONES:
Green
486
Red
894
The
Dally
News
wishes
to
draw
attention
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
is
payable
in
advance
at
the
office
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for1
advertising.
Those
desiring
to
advertise
in
this
manhir
In-the
Dally
News
are
askpd,
to
assist
the
office
and
respect
this
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
CENTRE
I
THE
FAMILY
SHOPPING
Serving
the
Fisheries
Industry
Wells
(P.R.)
Ltd.
sponsor-'
i
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave.
,.,0j4T
Present
.store
will
remain
temporarily
closed
for
stocktaking:.
It
will
be
re-opened
under
our
will
be
known
as
"THE
UNIVERSAL"
Cartage,
Labelling,
Weighing
BLUE
180
BLUE
980