EVENINGS
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Jlftos
to.
Thursday,
April
8,
1918
TODAY
TO
SAT-
DISCUSSION
OF
a
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SATURDAY
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2:00
4:20
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thos:
who
arc
successful
in
mir-
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II
111
JUKflHuL
turins
the
most
luxuriant
JOHN
GARFIELD
LRU
PHI
Ml
growths.
The
judging
of
the
!
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
beards
and
the
presentation
of
Commerce
will
seek
rurtner
m-
Vancouver
Pioneer
Secretary
Pastes
Alex
Mitchell,
in
his
eighty-second
year,
died
last
week
in
Vancouver.
He
was
secretary
of
the
Vancouver
Pioneer's
Association.
He
had
lived
in
that
city
since
1889
when
he
entered
the
employ
of
the
late
Thomas
Dunn,
a
pioneer
citizen
of
Prince
Rupert
as
well
as
Vancouver.
Mr.
Dunn
was
in
the
hardware
business.
II
'
formation
Dciore
u
expresses
the
prizes
will
be
one
of
many
special
features
of
the
Klondyke
Night
when
there
will
be
a
re-
BEARDS
STYLISH,
PROFITABLE
TOO
Will
he
the
Order
for
Prince
Rupert's
lie-Men
Between
Now
and
May
7
-To
wear
a
beard
in
Prince
Kupcrt
between
now
and
May
7
will
not
only
be
in
style
but
it
may
be
profitable.
Gyros,
who
itself
in
regard
to
the
merits
of
the
new
British
Columbia
compulsory
automobile
insurance
set-up.
A
letter
from
Burns
Lake
and
District
Board
of
Trade
read
at
00
HAZEL
BROOKE
k
introducmi
eitiiim
enactment
of
all
the
atmosphere
and
activities
of
the
stirring
days
of
'ninety-eight
when
1
I
w
men
were
strong
and
women
wanted
them
that
way.
As
for
Monday
nignts
meeimg
ui
w.c
Gyros
the
"pansies"
who
can-
local
Chamber
urgca
mat
steps
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PFVFPF
1
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COHno
'WY.TZrTvK
ntytKtt.iROBLill
t-flPint
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BOB
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not
or
will
not
grow
beards
will
be
taken
to
arouse
pumic
upm-
are
to
hold
a
Klondyke
night
in
the
Civic
Centre
that
night.
be
specially
penalized
in
cash
as
ion
lor
me
aoopuun
m
oi-,
Columbia
of
a
plan
like
those
well
as
in
the
scorn
of
their
have
already
allowed
their
hir
of
Alberta
or
sasKaicnewau
VICTORIA
DAY
PLAN
APPROVED
The
School
Board
last
night
granted
Municipal
Chapter
I.
O.D.E.,
the
right
to
have
school
children
observe
their
annual
Victoria
Dav
celebration
on
FUMMS
rimit
TMtltl
JUL.
J
ADDED
IHSXKV
(
AKToon
NKWS
.suite
appendages
to
sprout.
Other
virile
menfolk
of
the
city
are
being
invited
to
do
likewise
where
the
premium
was
reput-edly
$5
or
$8.
I
Question
arose
as
to
the
extent
of
the
coverage
of
the
nrairie
province
plans
compar
and,
to
further
encourage
them
manly
brethren.
Jack
Lindsay
is
chairman
of
arrangements
for
the
Klondyke
Night
and
his
general
committee
consists
of
Norman
Baker,
refreshments;
Joe
Scott,
printing;
C.
C.
Mills,
personnel;
Don
Forward,
special
events;
Maur
it
is
announced
that
substan
May
24
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
TICKETS
ON
SALE
NOW
FO
II
tial
prizes
will
be
presented
to
HENRY
V"
ed
with
that
of
British
Colum-J
Permission
also
was
granted
for
students
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
to
attend
a
special
afternoon
showing
of
the
film
"King
Henry
V"
which
will
be
ice
Brvdccs.
finance;
w.
M.
,
LONG
BEFORE
WRIGHTS
As
early
as
the
13th
century
men
were
making
serious
al-
It
Don't
ITean
a
Thing
tter
ErtplI.lJ
bia.
I
The
Prince
Rupert
Automobile
Association,
it
was
reported,
was
going
thoroughly
into
the
matter
so
information
will
be
sought
from
it.
---t,".
M
dlsplayed
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
tempts
to
fly
with
the
aid
of
ar-
5
If
it
ain't
got
that
Swing
2
"
i'
W1LI
IAV
What
Is
w'ron
1.
here
this
month.
tiflcial
wings.
sentence?
The
f,JOd
t
tasty,
and
we
enjoyed
If
2.
Whati
s
the'
pretty
keen
on
a
generous
amount
of
sun.
but
thev
have
Watts,
publicity;
W.
D.
Lambie,
decorations.
Arrangements
for
the
event
were
finalized
at
yesterday's
weekly
Gyro
luncheon
and
there
will
be
a
general
committee
meeting
on
Sunday
night.
The
affair
is
being
staged
for
the
playground
fund
and
the
major
club
project
of
the
year
a
new
swimming
pool
in
McClymont,
Park.
FIRST
PAVED
HIGHWAY
The
stone
road
between
Philadelphia
and
Lancaster,
Pa-was
the
first
paved
highway
in
the
United
States.
MILITARY
SUPPLIES
FOR
TURKEY
Ready
to
be
hoisted
aboard
the
Turkish
ship
Yozgat,
a
big
105
MM
Howitzer
dominates
the
scene
on
an
Erie
Basin
pier
in
New
York,
where
military
equipment
for
Turkey
is
being
loaded.
In
background,
an
M24
tank
is
being
lilted
up
and
swung
into
the
hold.
distinct
likes
and
dislikes
in
the
nunciatlon
of
"valiant'
HE
HELPED
BY
DYING
matter
of
soil.
For
deep-rooted
3-
Which
one
of
tlirs
is
misspelled?
Furlong
lade,
fuedalism.
4.
What
(loos
the
Wun
mean?
V
f
Strong
Plea
For
Native
Art
Made
Program
at
yesterday
s
lun
jr
f
j
ru
f.iy.
OTTAWA
"Sometimes
a
man
accomplishes
more
by
dying
than
living"
was
the
tribute
paid
to
the
late
Mohandas
Gandhi
by
J.
H.
Danderdale,
field
secretary
of
the
Y.M.C.A.
International
Committee
speaking
at
a
things
like
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
like
to
start
with
by
a
little
planning
and
care
one
can
change
it
fairly
easily.
If
very
wet
and
heavy
it
may
be
necessary
to
drain
either
by
rABDEN
'NOTEfeO'
VANCOUVER
A
strong
plea
on
behalf
of
B.C.
native
artists
was
made
at
a
three-day
confer
m
m
cheon
consisted
of
the
presentation
of
an
interesting
travel
picture
on
Lappland
from
the
National
Film
Board
service.
5.
What
is
k
wmtl
b:
with
vo
th-.'
:
ins
eating"?
Answers
1.
S;y.
"The
food
..
tasteful"
2.
Pronmu.
yant,
both
a
s
as
in
at.
v
unstressed.
3.
Feudal;
ence
on
Indian
affairs
at
Aca-
FIRST
PLW'TINGS
untcer
plants
in
the
spring.
President
Orme
Stuart
was
in
iuncheon
here.
He
spent
12
years
dia
Camp.
Usually
there
is
one
corner
of
Some
of
them,
especially
sweet
the
chair
and
welcomed
two
in
Indian
Y.M.C.A.
work.
new
members
A.
M.
Hurst
andl
"since
Gandhi's
death,
he
The
speakers
included
Mrs.
(ne
garden
which
is
dry
before
peas,
must
be
planted
Just
as
Ellen
Neel,
one
of
Canada's
the
rest.
This
is
the
spot
to
soon
as
possible
in
the
spring
if
To
destroy
the
sclf-jwsaJ
Norman
Baker
and
one
guest,
.qm.
"there
have
been
no
fur
x
C
""'"7
it
Bruce
Rogers
of
Vancouver.
tile
drains
or
shallow,
open
I
trenches.
These
heavy
soils
too,
will
greatly
benefit
if
man-I
ure,
rotted
leaves
and
all
other
I
vegetable
matter
is
dug
in.
Some
people
make
a
practice
to
so
half
the
garden
with
some
grecv.
to
confuse,
disconcert
B
were
at
least
three
per
the
room
whom
nothin.
abash."
5.
Voracious.
thpr
communal
outbreaks
in
""
piam,
uk
vnjr
can
u""s
"w
-
TV.
,,
Calcutta
but
without
his
guid-
prominent
speaker
was
Mrs.
J.
hardy
vegetables
and
flowers
before
the
hot
weather
checks
i.
Ing
hand
it
is
difficult
to
fore-
Godman.
They
declared
that
that
can
go
in
the
ground
Just
them.
fast
the
lines
along
which
the
"factory
made
imitations
of
as
S00Il
as
one
can
get
out
and
In
Your
P.anninj
'
l
-,(11
ffPniir
auuieutiu
Aim
ait
juui.uii.h
v.
niff,
r
rost
ana
suuw
luir
uui
no
iuaiwr
uuw
umtu'w,t
,
new
t
k.
ciH
India
death
knell
to
native
arts
and
wiU
not
hurt
these
and
some
of
the
location
there
is
some
flow-
PREVENT
HANDICAPS
Approximately
60
per
cent
of
Canadian
youngsters
entering
school
show
one
or
more
physical
defects,
statstics
show.
Tnfnr
oHvUp
the
child
he
ex
Moving,
Pirkint
Cm
Ls
haDDV
to
remain
within
the
crafts."
Indian
artists
should
be
tnem
must
make
their
first,
er,
vegetable
or
shrub
that
will
kdv,i
r
th
Rritih
Em-
permitted
to
use
new
and
mod-
rowth
while
soil
and
air
are
thrive
in
it.
The
ideal
garden.
crop
like
rye,
buckwheat
o.
j
clover
and
dig
in
when
wel
grown.
Even
a
good
crop
o.
!
Shipping
and
OnnJ
Cartage
and
Stonii
cool.
I
Among
the
vegetables
in
this
.of
course,
is
open
to
the
sun
and
the
soil
Is
a
rich,
well-drained
loam.
But
there
are
many
amined
and
treated
so
he
will
Pife"
nnt
Via
Via
nriipa
nnpri
In
Studies
I
For
Complete,
ftrliabl'
5
for
Fashion-wise
Z
Thrify
Shoppers
weeds
will
help
If
dug
under
All
waste
matter
-like
pea
pods
carrot
tops,
corn
stalks,
etc.
should
be
saved
and
dug
in.
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
AnUirnrw
ii'ill
ka
raHiKh
loaf
lot.
,
nrt
hv
minor
defects.
i
You
saw
It
in
the
Daily
News!
j
-lions
and
w"11-"
uu
"v"
tuce,
spinach,
early
on
Efficient
Service,
u
Lindsay's
Card
ideal
conaiuons.
some
iiower.i.
Strangely
enough
the
same
treatment
is
good
for
ligh;
vegetables
and
certain
varieties
Wallace's-
m
r"
,
'f
"
"'"r."
-
Z
":
sandy
soil.
The
rotted
veget
the
hardiest
of
the
garden
peas.
Of
course,
this
Yefers
to
first
plantings
only.
Main
plantings
should
go
in
later,
and
final
plantings
after
that.
With
vegetables
It
is
Important
to
&
Storage
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
A'
RitHblL-herl
1910
what
wani
acm
sou
rawer
iiani
jm
w,
.,,
.
,
Hrfc
ables
refuse
dug
in
adds
...
v.
i
ko..,
ihor,
of
Course!
if
is
technically
known
as
humus,
puts
some
body
Into
the
soil
so
it
will
hold
moisture
better.
Phonrs
60
and
0
loam
or
sand.
The
thing
in
planning
is
to
consider
these
special
likes
and
dislikes,
then
to
select
those
string
out
the
plantings
so
that
the
harvest
will
be
equally
ex
tended.
All
tne
vegciaDies
men-
-
.
,
.
,
T1
7
Pnts
thal
suit
.,
ones
sPecial
lo"
lA
tioned
be
planted
at
least
,
can
ny
,
j
n
three
times,
a
fortnight
apart,
ca"on:
.
..
.
lb
I
IXil
1
1
IIS
1
1
are
Most
vegetables,
however,
I
f
IVW
0
mm
AFmmjVRz'
IN
W
Back
anPjinted
Ml
.
Ml
,
,
I
and
some
like
lettuce
and
rad-
j
ish,
carrots,
beets,
beans,
etc..
intervals
week
in
'at
first
can
be
planted
right
up
to
the
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