Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
.
Saturday,
March
4t
1950
,
sky
!
VISIBLE
STARS
About
4,500
stars
in
the
are
Visible
to
the
naked
eye.
MARKETS
ent
Ten-Pin
Bowling
league
Schedule
Waterfront
fresh
fruit
I
Bananas,
lb
..
.25
The
Friday
10-T!n'
.30
Bowlins
Bowline
Annies
ADmes,
cooklnfc.
coomne.
3
3
ibs.
101.
is
o
-
-
league
schedule
for
the
re-
Lemons.
ISr'ce
Cal'doz
42
mainder
of
the
season
Is
an-,
waoefruit
3
for
.29
nounced
as
follows:
IFI.ZZI.'m
lld-rarn".
LMets
anil
!
40
Vrs
Marcn
io
Thorn
Steet
Metal
1
veeetaoies
A.
E.
Smith:
Cloverie&fs
vs.
S'lb
iv.
:
1
Paramount;
City
transfer
vs.
Hydrogen
Bomb
MayllotVork
...
LAKE
SUCCESS
There
Is;
a'
chanc
of
the
hydrogen
bomb
falling
to
work
even
after
a
year's
experimentation.
There
is
'
a
possibility
of
It
being
a
dud.
This
Is
me
yiew
held
by
Dr.
H.
C.
Wolfe,
chairman
of
the
Feder-'
ation
pf
American
Scientists.
Bertrand
Russell,
British
author,
says
people
toave
been
talking
about
tne
pected
end
of
the
world
for
centuries.
Life
Is
hard
to
get
rid
of
altogether.
-
.
swets,
ciunch
'
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JO
Parsley,
bunch
in
i
,E
KERR
I
.
ht
,
Miigwomps;
Oyro
vs.
"Leftovers.
Indignation
Over
Condition
of
Floats-Submarine.
Freezing
Codding
and
Flat-fishing
Poor
-
l.
.
.
1
"
,.
Oi.
kpi
1
UIUfo'"
marcn
i
Mugwomp
vs.rara-
ninaon.
2
lbs
cello
.',
mounts;
Thorn
Sheet
total
vs.
!
?"oi.?JU!.s-
bunch
,
.ua
ever
die!
u,e
0ora
attendant
A
..
.
xU
n
t
.
.
m
.
.
.
.Gyros;
Cloverleafs
Vs.
leftovers;
1
Head
Lettuce
,
13-18
Action
oi
the
rnnce
kupert
Liberal
Association
city
Transfer
a.
A.
e.
E.
Smith
Smith.
I
cookine
ohionO
ibs777.
'n
Cauliflower,
lb.
......
23c
this
week
in
'
protestinp-
at
the
continued
d
isrenaif
'
March
84-Cloverlcafs
.vs.
'City
Tomatoes.
Colif.
lb.
o
on
forever.
.e
u
r.
T..
:
..:
i.-
.
.
Transfer:
Leftwor
if.
A
E
-'Cubbaue
lb.
r
hand
clutch-
i
01
me
v,uw
uiv
iiudis
mm
niMKuntr
on
ear
v
ana
.
11
,
vomutoes.
no
1
lb.
.
25
07.
.33-.
its'
-
.47
21
lb.
07
,?
,,.":
,
"
,
luugwomps.
vs.
mom
potatoes.
10
lb
that
ttn-
encxLivc
icijau
uuiuii
metis
wan
funeral
apnrwai.
sheet
Metal:
paramount
Vs.
Cucumbers,
lb
.
n,
fiilinri
.1
Vegelaole
Marrow,
I,
cl
ni"
mi...
cl.
u
':
l.i
i
:
.1.1
11
rn
down
to
i
lit:
liuttcn
"vc,
iiiuix-u
iievunuj
111
U
tiepioraDle
COll-
March
31
IparamonntsslLeftr
15.000.000
25-
j
dftiori,
involving
menace
not
only
to
the
many
boats
1
SjOU'iSU.
10.
';
Cnrel
v.tetaiies
Dili
Pickles,
cat
Cut
Green
Beans,
fev
no.
5
peas,
lancv
Mixed
Veeetablen
Uieed
Beets,
oer
nr.
J
66
..
.17
.
'.ia
.
.25
.
.lti
L,.0i
of
worldly
overs;
Clt?y
Transfer
vs.'
iTiorri
Sheet
Metal
;
A.
.
Smith
s
dy
ro:
Mugwomps
Vs.
Cloverleats.
AprU
7-A.
E
'SnsItliVs.'ClbveV-
Fishermen
!
to
27
above.
This,
It
is
believed
vvax
lieans.
rnnir.e
n
leafs:
Gvrns
y
M1n.wnn1nc
Tj.ft.
'
Mixed
Deas
and
carrots
2for.35
scene
of
mag-i
feting
the
ihat
gave
the
the
phrase
.
.
Aft
accounted
for,
weeks
later,
deau
tlevil
fish,
KKate,
clam,
crab,
cod
and
sole
washed
uxm
the
beach.
Iviany
still
remain
floating
In
the
Inlet.
Two
Prince
Ruuert
fiKhr.rmon''
which
use
tne
noats
but
also
to
life
and
llm'j.
In
spite
of
newer
and
more
modem
floats,
Cow
Bay
is
still
the
centre
of
temporary
mooring
at
Prince
Rupert
due
to
iu
central
location.
It
is
estimated
that
some
300
10
4UO
boats
have
been
there
this
week
and
there
will
be
more
this
week-end
with
the
forthcoming
native
basketball
tuornament
next
week.
lit
Al&"
p-
T"
I
1
W
'
,
i
.
'
.
'
a
,2
r
t
,
"
'
t,"
1,
,
v
"
'
overs
vs.
City
Traroifi
Vhon;
feaked
Tlns
aO-aiT
tin
":
Sheet
Metal
vs.
Paramourils.
,
Baked
Beans,
15-os.
tin
,
.25
.2i
.33
KilZ.
I'"
,u
April
n
iefjvris
vs
Thorn
iomaioes.
zo-oz.
ea.
...
48-oz.
Charlie
and
1'iter
Haan,
vLsitod
Bhet'1
Metal;
.'aramoiiits
ys
Gyro
vs
Clover
the
Queen
Charlotte
noint
last
v'ty
Transfer;
uart
,
i
Pint
....
Cream.
jik
hotel
l"(t
rvicc
a
Riir-beiuitiful
fur-fr
worldly
ketbooks.
Now
im
Golliam's
uint
leafs;
A
E.
Smith
vs.
Mugwomj
TOO
I
ATE
TO
CLASSIFY
eKs
t,
Laree
Grade
A
Medium
cartons
58-00
...
.53
48-50
07
I
33
CLAXTON
RIDES
JET
Defence
Minister
Claxton
climbs
out
of
a
U.S.A.F.
jet
fighter-trainer
after
a
short
flight
at
Whitchorse,
Y.T.,
at
conclusion
of
Exercise
Sweetbriar.
The
minister
handled
the
controls
briefly.
His
comment
on
landing
was
"you
don't
get
the
sensation
of
going
twice
as
fast
as
ever
before
it's
as
smooth
as
silk."
He
is
met
by
Air
Marshal
W.
A.
Curtis,
who
later
made
.angled
history
WHEN
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
TELL
YOUR
TROUBLES
TO
THOM
THE
SHOP
.
THAT
"
UNDERSTANDS
MARINE
SHEET
METAL
CALL.
':
V
1
BLACK
884
.
THOM
SHEET
METAt!
VT0.
.53
JCP
Photo)
FOTt
RENT-Sleeoine
rooir
fov
P""-
cart
ciuiet
tr.sOii.
H,t
plate
f
re
;
FlrRt
Grad
fDulu:'
;
oulred
221
FUto.Jfia.it
-
(58)
j
wSe.V
w
'
1
i:iiet-ie
Ontario's
forests,
together
with1
Canadian
Cheese
11).
the
primary
and
secondary
In-!.,..
tkH
,."!,n,t
!EvaDoratd
Muk
.j.,0,,,
duvtries
to
which
-,.
rrey
.
contri-
Xlns
2
or
bule,
provide
work
for
nearly1
Case
"'
100,000
people..
1
TFiitir
.,
-
.
..
Pastry
Flotrr,
1
ibs
..
-
'
iFlrmr,
4's,
-No.
1
his
first
jet
flight.
Nome
Seeking
More
Tourists
..
.33
.7.50
w.tK
and
were
loid
oi
the
incident.
Natives
report,
"you
can
set
WiiKon
loads
of
the
ti.sh
from
the.
Leach".
As
a
rule,
said
fishermen,
fresh
U'ater
cooling
systems
for
engines
in
fishing
vesels
never
freeze
in
tin
area.
T
hey
also
stated
that
surface
of
the
water
was
frozen
ruling
that
period,
but
added
the
iced
section
may
have
been
0
skim
of
fresh
water
This
does
not
neeessarily
mean
freezing
temperatures
existed
below
the
surljce.
Fresh
water
freezes
at
32.
salt
water
at
27.
Oi
l
timers
.iDnnol
reniembc-
c
more
severe
winter
than
this
year
as
lar
as
they
can
recall,
that
dead
fLsh
were
evident.
..
.601
hard
FAIRBANKS
The
Alaska
Chamber
of
Com
PHOTO
FRAMES
Fro
me
Type
Mounts
See
our
fine
selection
of
glass
and
metal
frames
WRATHALVS
Photo
Finishing
..3.60
...I.B3
Europe
and
famous
gen-.mats,
Indian
turbans,
stars
n
and
some
of
ast
glamorous
i
its
dinners
;:ial
dUhes
for
?rtl
them
with
A
gold
dinner
most
sumptu-s.
Throutih
the
:.o'd
a
stream
Guests
could
iwn
and
send
:e
kitchen
to
be
oia
oiorage
piam
nave
31,001.
j
wheat
pounds.
Majority
of
tne
catches
j
Flour,
24's
have
been
cod
and
sole.
Nelson
;
na
tnf
tee
f
Brotners
at
Port
Kaward
iexpect
.
Tf.a.
ixtine"
'uanlitv'
lb
a
ioaa
next
we?K
wnne
tne
rTince
1
jmcei
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-oneratlve
.
Blended
merce
01
Nome
has
orga.il.?td
a
C27?r-
k11"'1"1,
committee
With
definit?
...
l.uc
instructions
to
promote
tourist
Xi
travel.
Summer
travel,
says
the
secretary,
docs
not
need
nncoiir-
;;;;;
'24
agement.
There
is
need,
though,
.5k
,lo
popularize
winter
and
spvinu;
touring
and
at
the
same
time.
FOR
YOUR
WALLPAPER
HANGING
For
Your
Interior
Painting
nd
Decorating
Call
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
Phone
Blue
215
233
1
VSrreet
will
not
see
any
of
the
fish
fo.
,
Kmffl.
20-77::
probably
two
weeks
.
28-oz
..
Vessels
engaged
in
flat
fishing
J,
gallon
....
....77.7...
operations
in
this
area
include
Annie.
20-oz.
tin.
i
tor
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
4B"02-
.
r
l.arwwl
fruits
Storage
"Smith
Sound",
j,.,
Capt
t
A
1
pineapple,
crushed
Brown,
"Zenardl",
Capt.
C.
llaan
j
Pieces,
20-oz
7.7!
"Carolina
Maria".
Capt.
F.
Gale
I
nriv.t.
20-07.
Coddine
and
dra-'ulnp
fsr
flatfish
so
far
this
year
has
been
poor.
Only
small
amounts
of
the
fish
are
arriving
at
city
fish
F'ir
the
past
tc'w
weeks,
resi--dents
of
Skicieijate
have
"been
in
,
a
state
of
disbelief.
'On
the
shores
I
of
SkJdcgate
Inlet
lay
enormous
amouni-s
ot
dead
fish.
During
the
January
cold
spell
In
that
area
someone
hai;
remarked
that
(fresh
.
waer
cooling
systems
for
engines
In
fishing
vessels
had
An
incident
of
this
tvne
is
rare
in
thl3
area.
Hearing
t.e
stotemen;,
an
imperial
Oil
tiwen.
.slid
a
thermometer
to
a
depth
ot
three
feet.
The
mercury
dropped
Cesar
Rita;
who
left
his
native
Swiss
mountains
as
a
boy
to
work
In
a
Paris
tavern
and
moved
steadily
upward
In
hot)
business
to
launch
the
Ritz
Hotel
in
Paris.
Later
he
Joined
forces
with
William
Harris,
a
London
chartered
accountant,
to
open
(he
Rltz
Hotel
in
London.
In
time
a
group
of
hotels
In
Europe
and
1
isewhere
were
linked
in
a
Ritz
chain.
'
1
hen
Robert
W.
Goctlet,
a
rich
New
York
landowner,
and
an
architectural
firm
organized
a
New
York,
tiotol
to
foe
fcuilt
at
Madison
Avenue
and
4the
street,
patterned
after
the
Ritz
hotels
of
Paris
and
London.
In
December,
1S10,
it
opened
its
doors.
"On
opening
night
we
served
an
,
U-course
dinner,"
recalls
Louis
Dlat,
head
chef
who
has
been
In
the
hotel's
service
since
Its
opening.
"One
chef
made
2.000
blinls
for
caviar
and
finally
lalmed
at
his
stove."
1
Muny
others
such
as
Charles
Silvani,
maitre
d'hotel,
and
Steve
Terzaho,
headwaiter,
served
the
"
i.he
Aluska
residents
have
more
I
33
time
to
receive
and
entertain
the
7
'41
visitors.
In
summer,
the
Alaskant;
W
are
busy
with
tholr
industries
-
38
-nci
nave
nt
t,nc
same
leisure.
fc"
t
.24
'
:
plants.
Atlin
Fisheries'
'
Finella"
V"nes,
ancy,
u-oz.
:'
masniiicence
r,"
says
James
:it
and
treas-CarlUin
Hotel
lin
Fisheries
'received
7.000
lbs".
Capt.
D.
A.
Ritchie
and
"Skeena
I
ne3serrjef
oz-while
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Maid",
Capt
Pete
Haan.
'
,
Lara
rure.
10
.24
.31
L
ull
never
see
it
j
Shortening
.;.
Petfect
for
the
Easter
Soan
I
SoaD.
fare,
bar
T
nnndrv
ro
Ia
pur?
wool
Parade.
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PllTERSi
PHONE
24
222
Second
Ave"
2
lor
.11'
i
.as
.381
Soan
Powders,
laree
.,
tilons!
(he
Biiyways
Cherries.
tg
lb.
pkt.
.AST
f
livinc
more
:
because
they
j
because
they
uridal
tourhrd
not
the
Ritz,
in
Its
service
utitifuL
wife
of
iFor
spring
and
In
fort
the
new
Be
Bops
jumbo
creped
shoes
are
just
about
the
smartest
thing
to
hit
the
shoe
coconut,
to
45
Almond
Paste
lb.
.
3H
Fruit
Cake
Mix,
lb.
.45
t)ates.
fancv.
1
lb.
rkt
:
Frostie
Locker
presents
for
your
LENTEN
SEASON
ant
who
fell
to
PHONE
363
Seedless
Raisins.
2
lbs
38!
Seeded
Raisins,
2
ibs
.ii
Shellid
Walnuts.
V,
lb
45
Shelled
Almonds.
8
oz
3m
Shelled
Brazils.
6
oz
-
3b
Shelled
Brazils.
V,
lb
42
Jam
-
1
)
window
of
the
1:
stairs
It
was
.d
jumped
bench
handsome
who
did
not
4fc
If
Choice
Salmon
Fillets.
Ib.
Fresh
Frozen
Hd
Spring
Salmon
bv
the
niece,
per
lb.
(Every
week
something
new
stores
In
many
a
day.
Made
ot
a
aunears
on
the
shelves
of
the
.
iii
.
stores
and
business
houses
of
sede
and
sed)ne
material
and
Prince
Rupert
and
throuah
this
in
m
'-mori
..(linris
01
of
fr.n
!;reen'
hlick
t)laqK
v,me'
.in
column
Ihe
Dailv
News
will
try
and
keen
vou
ud
to
dat
on
Woe
nnd
grey,
there's
a
pair
of
iu.st
what's
new
in
Ruoertj
Be
Bops
to
Suit
every
smart
lady.
A
treat
that
will
be
welcomed
And
the
best
news
Is
the
tiew
low
in
the
lunchbox
or
for
party
price.
At
Fashion
Footwear
or
sandwiches
Is
the
deliclously
dlf-
Brownwoods
ohe
tan
have
a
first
ferent
York
Spice
Beef.
Another
hand
loo
"
,
,
fine
product
of
the
Canada
Pac-
Shearflowns
experience
during
kers
people,
Spiced
Beef
is
stocked
the
past
Iveek
has
been
that
it
by
your
grocer
or
butcher.
not
only
pays
to
advertise.
In
With
the
rainy
season
appar-
fact,
it
an
be
downright
embar-
.55
!
.8'i
1
.54:
K
!
For
Estimate
i
f
jl
rind
Supplies
,
Slll-
Fresh
Frozen
Red
Spring
mon
Steak,
lb
Strawberry.
24-oz
xa-
-Derry.
24
oz.
Blackberry,
4-lb
Cherry,
24-oz.
Peach,
4
lb
Apricot.
4-lb
Meats
It
Halibut
chunks,
lb.
.
Halibut,
by
the
piece.
lb...
35C
!
feg
TO
Turkey
fi5-70r
Mitchell
&
Currie
Lit).
Roastine
Chicken,
lb
65'
B0
DUC
I
-
:
35c!
S
34C
'
I
g
3!lc
Sf
!(
party
swirl-hung
ballroom
Hitz
was
the
Ynrk's
most
Halibut
Steaks,
lb.
Acadia
Salt
Cod.
lb.
Lint?
Cod
Fillets,
lb.
Fed
Cod
Fillets,
lb.
.
Sole
Fillets,
lb
Kippered
Herring,
lb.
I
Ritz
for
years
and
are
known
to
hundreds
of
its
patrons.
The
aim
of
the
Rita
was
to
pro-
Builders
and
Contractors
lb
Fresh
Frozen
Herring.
Bwida
FYazler
Salmon,
vide
food,
surrotmdlngs
and
serv-
ently
-upon
is
again
there
is
no
rasslng.
They
put
in
ft
lullager
ice
which
would
make
those
wfio
more
timely
an
item
than
the
late
last
week
and
It
has
been
a
bmoked
White
Spring
ade
their
bti
s
.85
.72
.53,
.fi8
.65
i
.851
.931
.70
!
.45
.48
.58i
liam.
boned
and
rolled,
lb.
Bacon,
side,
niece
Cottafe
Kill,
lb
Liver
Sausage,
lb
Fresh
Pork
Hum.
lb
Pork
Chons.
lb
Steak.
T-Bone.
lb
Pork
Tenderloin,
lb
Ham.
ree.
lb
Polotrna.
lb.
Weiners
Oarlic-
Snusaere.
Ib
t.
Bacon,
pkg.
'i
lb
Pnrlr
finusnpp.
lh
3flc
43c
38c
j
43c
I
case
Of
flay
and
night
Work
al-mose
ever
since,.
'putting
up
the
BROAD
WAV
CAFE
1
f;
Hved
tn
magnificent
houses
and
name
from
tjalaces
feel
at
home.
lb
Eastern
Finnan
Haddle.
lb.
Smoked
Black
Cod
by
piece,
lb.
Eastern
Smoked
Cod
Fillets,
lb.
Pirkled
Herrtng.
18
oz.
Jar
Shrimp
Meat
'i
lb.
.
.
,
Friiser
River
Smelts,
lb
;iiew
telescope
umbrellas.
The
I
very
latest
in
umbrellas,
this
model
comes
in
a
smart
carrying
'
cover
and
when
the
rain
starts
;
1
.
.
orders
with
the
delivery
staff
also
being
taxed.
Tne
big
sale
:
U.'iC
1
32c
;
755
I
1
50
I
Smoked
Red
Spring
Salmon,
lb.
all
one
has
to
do
Is
pull
down
the
continues.
id
HaveFun
By
.
ig
Your
Own
Plants
1uJA
Best
Food
V.7-
n
7
j
handle
push
up
the
sprlng-at-I
tachment
In
the
top
and
the
(
'
rain
worries
are
over.
Dom's
De-
.
partment
Store
on
McBride
St,
finest
Cookina
I
Locker
Plant
230
Second
Ave
PHONE
ItED
307
1
i
Steak,
round,
lb
80
i
There
mav
be
variations
in
nrices
In
various
stores
depend
-inc
on
whether
special
or
standard
onaiities
are
listed.)
UNDER
ROYAL
CHARTER
The
Victorian
Order
of
Nurses
for
Canada
was
established
in
1897
under
royal
charter
In
commemoration
of
Queen
Victoria's
diamond
jubilee.
It's
no
longer
Johnson's
Grocery
but
"Burns
Best
Buys
"
There
were
so
many
Interesting
suggestions
In
the,
contest
that
the
judpes
had
a
difficult
Job
in
making
their
,,
selections;
The
winners
are
announced
In
the
store's
regular
advertisement
today.
.
.
;
-
,-.
;
,
has
these
new
and
different
Telescope
umbrellas.
,
For
the
motorist
who
Is
looking
for
the
most
economical
1950
.
Hours
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m;
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phon
2C3
'
automobile,
the
new
English
Ford
I
Prpfpct.
nnrl
Ant'ltn
are
worth
In
vestigation.
These
new
cars
offer
smart
styling,
up
to
40
miles
to
'
7
jU
ri
j
VA
a
.
ft
"
lv7
1
'
fUlil
vV'
'';7l
NEW
MARCH
AND
OIL
"HEATERS
i
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
IRON
FIREMAN
STOKERS
i
.
'
.-5
Plumbing
&
Heating
AUoi-ations
the
gallon
and
dependable
operation.
They
are
on
display
at
Bob
Parker's
Uptown
Service
Station.
Another
first
for
Prince
Rupert
Is
now
on
the
shelves
of
the
Acme
Clothing
Store.
The
very
latest
men's
gabardine
trousers
in
black,
navy
and
Irradescent
pastel
colors
they
are
of
100
percent
S
In
Hie
Outdoor
Beed
Box
Room
te
Mstur.
SMITH
&
ELKIHS
LTD.
h'ner
should
know
i
s-td
box,
II
"flat
"
j
BOX27J
PHONE
174
hen
lrw
enough
transplant
the
seedlings
when
very
small
to
pots,
or
another
flat
where
they
are
widely
spaced,
the
amateur
can
lave
time
and
make
hii
plants
grow
faster
by
sowing
the
seed
thinly
In
the
first
place
and
thinning;
out
excess
seedlings
to
"i
me
earden.
'
Whole
i.j....
Prince
Rupert
School
of
Naming
OPENS
SOON
EXPERT
TEACHER
of
MODERN
DANCES
th
Plants,
usually
your
own
plants
'ly
it
far
less
ex-
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
princeIupert
""Pie
methods
give
ample
room
for
the
others
to
mature,
without
being
disturbed.
Precaution
against
disease
should
always
be
taken.
This
it
easily
done
by
using
soil
substitutes,
rather
than
soil..
Sphagnum
most
and
vermiculite
are
substitutes
"dvantages
nd
eas
uui
"
to
irm
hs,
her.,,...
"'h
is
c
u
"t
v,he
weeks
betort
lHailarr
Phanttttry
S
OOR
k,
...
MWeT
,ven
sails
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
t
11:5
p.m.
FOR
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
widely
uted
nd
easily
obtained.
Both
are
sterile
and
sphagnum
moss
actually
destroys
fungi.
A
thin
layer
of
sphagnum
moss,
passed
through
a
sieve,
and
spread
over
the
soil
in
a
flat,
can
be
used
to
sow
the
seed
in;
covering
lightly
with
timllar
moss.
This
will
prevent
"damping
oft,"
and
similar
diseases,
which
sometimes
destroy
seeds
ai
they
are
sprouting,
or
soon
after.
The
entire
box
may
be
filled
with
mcultiotran,.
ptable
rnnt
r
mnv
"owerj
aurf
....
ft
.'-"ox
'"spiant
Private
Lessons
FOXTROT
WALTZ
JITTERBUG
RHUMBA
7
TANGO
"""I
in
nU..i.
.i
.
Watch
For
Opening
Date
e
Placed
th.
.
Z,
?act
Position
Write
or
can
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT
B.C.
HOURS
.
.Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
W.
nd
re-
sphagnum
-moss,
or
vermiculite,
and
the
seedling
plants
grown
in
these
substances
up
to
transplanting
size.
But
in
that
case
some
fertilizer
must
be
used
when
the
plants
have
,
reached
a
sufficient
size
to
need
it.
'
This
will
be
about
when
they
have
made
their
aecond
pair
of
leaves,
called
the
"trite
leave.
"
Stir
a
level
teaspoonful
ot
balanced
chemical
plant
food
into
a
6.uart
of
water
and
use
this
to
water
the
plants.
One
pplii
stlon
weekly
should
ba
lultt-
u
K;
nd"difflcult
J
tff
1
V.
Manager
Mary
MacDonald
Formerly
of
Arthur
Murray
Studio
F"'n
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