Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
May
2,
1952
readers
enuia
.
.
a
winner
or
the
Kinsmen
Spe-!
mnnur-u
nnmn
ay
cnampiam,
but
later
re-
eial
Prize
ticket
No.
594,
Mrs.!
The
Nicol(-t
River
in
Quebec
named
after
the
explorer
Jean
Gladys
Frost.
dtp)
(was
originally
named
"Du
Pont"
Nicolet.
DOUBLING
UP
Whore
space
excellent
things
for
slaying
WANTED
Office
help.
Sten-
jgraphy
not
necessary.
Box
371.
v
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;
ft
1
Mm?
Daily
News.
U06c)
Whist
drive
and
tournament
Saturday.
May
3,
Moose
Temple.
Everyone
welcome,
l05c
Meeting
of
Job's
Daughters
Sunday
May
I
J
is
Mothers
Day
You
are
sure
to
find
suitable
Cards
and
Gifts
for
Mother
at
'riday.
May
2,
8
p.m.
Mother's
l-
Day
service,
silver
march
and
entertainment.
(I04c)
.v.iri
a
later
one,
for
Instance,
sorts
of
tiny
rakes,
trowels
and
;
Annunciation'
Home
and
radish
and
carrots,
or
lettuce
and
cultivators.
With
any
of
this
School
Association
bke
sale,
;
bear.s,
or
peas
and
potatoes.
We
equipment
the
work
will
be
cut
Saturday,
May
3,
MacLaren
Mu-
also
have
less
space
than
normal
in
two
if
the
tool
edges
are
kept',ic
Store,
ll
a.m.
(I04p)
'
between
the
rows,
If
necessary
no
sharp
and
dean.
It
is
a
good!
i
i
more
than
12
or
15
inches.
The
plan
to
have
an
old
file
handy
!
A
meetine
f
'he
Deep
Sea
!
early
stuff,
of
course,
comes
on
Fishermen's
Union
will
be
heid
1
quickly
and
Is
used
up
before
the
1
'
in
the
Union
Hall,
Saturday,
later
maturing
vegetables
re-
'
Most
f
the
tall
annual
flow-
:
May
3
7:30
p.m.
(105c)
mtmv
mm
-
mm
Classified
Ads
Pay
,uemrt.w
rA:viiL.-
iiu6e
Z
fXe.t.,
new
Canadians
are
one
of
the
largest
nRle
j,ortocnnu-
to
Canada.
The
Griffin
,
family
from
Utrecht.
Holland
were
photo-j:il,
a
.stopper
in
Toronto,
while
enroule
to
Abboteford.
B
C.
where
thov
haw
t."
farm.
Head
or
the
family
is
Jan
Griffioen.
52.
UDoor
left
,h.
fat,.
u
u,.
quire
full
room.
Another
prac-
ers
and
ail
lhe
climbers
of
course
j
tlce
is
to
follow
the
harvesting
wil1
need
some
support.
Often
i
of
the
first
vegetables
like
thestakes
a
liule
shorter
than
the
!
peas,
lettuce,
spinach,
radish,
Plant
h'gh
and
driven
in
clow
early
onions,
etc.,
with
another
wiu
be
sufficient.
The
plants
sowing
of
the
same
or
something
are
tied
to
tnese
loosely
with
soft
else
that
will
be
ready
say
In
twine.
raffia
or
any
of
the
August
or
September.
Then
there
bv
seed
stores.
With
low
bushy
are
certain
crops
like
squash,
special
toting
materials
sold
pumpkins
that
we
can
plant
mPIants
like
peonies,
sometimes
a
the
outside
rows
of
corn,
or
we
hoop
of
wire
or
wood
ls
placed
can
have
staked
tomatoes
along
i
aDOUt
tllem
and
a
foot
or
so
the
end
of
any
vegetable
row
above
tne
ground.
In
England
and
cucumbers
along
the
fence.
around
delphiniums
and
with
With
flowers,
too,
It
ls
possible
i"
Peas
early
in
lne
spring
to
get
double
crops,
in
fact
1
theV
slick
bits
of
brush
in
the
nearly
all
gardeners
do,
and
ground.
Gradually
the
plant!
some
have
even
three.
Amongst
8rows
about
this
and
hiding
it
PEOPLE
NOTICE
THE
Arrow
"Dart"
WITH
THE
COLLAR
THAT
STAYS
NEAT
ALL
DAYI
M.
44.
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row
right
the
moth...
Others
in
the
family
are;
six
sons,'
Joste
11
WE
ARE
NOW
FULLY
STOCKED
Come
in
Friday
and
Saturday
and
see
our
Specials.
Sharon
Shop
NEXT
TO
BI
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DEPOT
jrans'e.
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,
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un.
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and
Jan,
18;
and
adopted
son.
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Lfebrth.
3;
Marja,
6,
Lexsje.
8;
Ankt,
10;
Micke,
12;
Bep,
15;
Suci
19-
Tinv
20
:
nd
'Jetty
and
Corry,
twins,
21;
and
Tmy's
hUKba.Irl,
Clljs,
22.
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Dioce-
:
Anglican
Women's
Church
Bazaar
Fine
Affair
i
the
spring
flowering
bulbs
they
DUt
DelnS
urmiy
supported
just
set
out
well
started
petunias,
the
same.
Most
people
nowadays.
!
asters,
zinnias,
marigolds,
etc.
stake
their
tomatoes,
at
least
the
These
come
into
bloom
within
a
:
early
ones
Usually
a
six
or
seven
'
short
time
after
the
last
tulips,
!
loot
stake
is
driven
firmly
in
the
and
in
some
cases
the
first
of
ground
when
the
tomato
plant
these
are
followed
again
by
later
is
set
out-
About
every
foot
of
i
set
out
plants
or.
by
annuals
erowtn
tne
stem
is
tied
loosely
,
from
seeds
such
as
nasturtiums.
but
securely.
All
side
shoots
are
alyssum,
cosmos,
etc.
By
careful
niPPed
off
avid
towards
the
end
spacing
and
planning
and
by
of
tne
summer
to
hasten
matur-i
using
both
perennials
and
-an-
itv
of
fruit
the
main
slem
's
also
!
nuals
it
is
possible
In
most
parts
nipPed.
!
of
Canada
to
have
some
bloom
i
in
the
garden
from
the
last
snow
!
New
flowers
are
always
inter-fall
to
the
first.
!
esting,
but
no
doubt
there
are
THE
RIGHT
TOOL
i
hundreds
of
old-timers
which
(
PUBLIC
DANCE
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
9
to
12
p.m.
You'll
appreciate
the
Dart
shirt
with
comfortable
non-wilt
collar
that
stays
neat
and
fresh
all
day!
Sanforized
(shrinkage
less
than
1)
and
Mitoga
cut
to
fit
you
better.
Extra-durable
buttons
are
anchored
on.
Stock
up
NOW!
r.aal
meeting
were
.
clay
Thursday
and
rewived
from
all
;hi'
diocese.
After
ytrs
by
Ki'V.
11.
G.
.
of
general
interest
i
and
several
reso-paiscd.
served
to
the
deleters
of
the
local
-jer3onais
Tinted
Spring
Sale
Presents
(harming
Scene
Delightful
and
successful
was
the
annual
spring
baaar
and
tea
held
annually
by
the
United
Church
Women's
Auxiliary,
Which
I
link
nhi
in
tlu
,.,
I.'
mid-aay
.speaker
,u
Thursdatf
.,..,
uniiar
Ken
Harding
left
on
today's
plane
for
a
business
trip
to
Jtjcnie
divert
of
wuuiu
ue
new
lo
yuu.
ai
is
iuii
10
convenership
of
Mrs.
G.
W.
Graham'.
Miss
Calvert
is
a
Gardenlns
does
not
require
a
itry
out
some
of
these
each
year
whole
lot
of
expensive
eauiDment
'
FOR
ARROW
SHIRTS
WATTS
&
NICKER
SON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
345
Couples
admitted
FItEE
until
9:30
9:30
Non-Members
...
75c
Members
50c
The
serving
and
.A-
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kosher
"
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superintendent
like
some
other
recreations
that
ft
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and
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as
wen
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garaen
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bqu-'ts
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mixed
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and'Ps.
better
when
he
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in
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spring
t
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inoculated
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red
tu-
the
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f
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one
of
the
preparations
mid
r
v
the
work
lips'
,nauve
and
lluw
prim-
L
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tnr
J'
business
special
tools.
With
most
of
this
;
wnicn
helplhem
secrete
nitrogen
er
,
as
she
ro'ses
and
creamy
narcissi
,VlMt
t0
the
clly'
I
ha"d
eu,pment
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advisable
i
from
the
soil.
KM
BBS
w
'mvc
iiK
iianuivs
so
inai
one
plaee
to
place
on
Siiie
o!
tne
jjiod-
a',in,hKh
i
now
stance
ol
the
following
ladies:
7"
"
r".
t
one
can
do
thinnimr
and
weed-1
by
the
opeiiinu
of
Servlteurs
Mrs.
D.
R.
Barclay.
"
"
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.r,uc
""u
"
u
nPam
lne
of
even
tinv
stuff
with
a
;.t.!'A.iy
and
otner
Mrs.
A.
E
Carlsen,
Mrs.
O.
rt.
I?
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1
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L"
long
handled
sharp
hoe
or
cultl-
will
leave
tomorrow.
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.
"''S
oi
tne
i-eace
uiet
n.
Mrs.
M.
Girardet,
Mrs,
Wkln
:
ihe
r.mus
has
A.
K.
Gib.sin,
Mrs.
It.
Irvine.
I
vw
aim
uuiiiea
to
u
ijoniii.
me
-
N,
H.
Landahl.
-personnel
man-
D-shaped
Duteh
hoes,
too,
are
;
':immt'
10
Kiuheii
Mrs.
E.
Pedersen,
t"1"'
a"u
Jld
Mrs.
F.
Huber,
Mrs.
L
Loucks,
p'Acr
lor
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
from
Vancouver,
who
is
uom
quiet
Mrs.
A.
Bu.ssanich.
ii
.
a
ou.sy
peo
;n
iiit-rcmtiie
pur
CANADIAN
LEGION
Mrs.
The
J.
S
Irvine
was
cashier
vlslu"8
company
stations
along
stalls
were
attended
us
the
coa'st'
arrived
in
the
city
to-:
day
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
follows:
Home
cooking
Mrs.
W.
Dunn,
Mrs.
E.
Pierce
Mrs.
A.
J.
Domi
isianus
ana
win
oe
here
tor
u
few
days
on
official
business.
Saturday
and
Mond
ay
Specials
Ladies'
Crepe
Slips
Regular
to
4.95
NOW
J2.99
Ladies'
Nighties
Regular
to
5.95
,
NOW
$3.49
SHOP
AT
DOM'S
FOR
BETTER
VALUES
:i
took
phtee
a.s
ful-:.idt
nt.
Mrs.
,
3.
ice-presulent.
Mrs.
BRING
THE
MISSUS
NIGHT"
Tonight
Legion
Members
be
sure
to
come
and
have
a
good
rime
!
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Mis.
C.
Alarlneau.
J
H.
J.
Young,
local
manager
lf
Aprons
and
fancy
work
Mrs.
;
SwUt-Canadian
Co.;
R.
V.
Gar-
A.
Logan.
Mrs.
A.
Lawrence
and
:
diner,
district
manager.
Imperial
Mrs.
C.
Young.
;
'
Oil
Co.,
and
William
Priest,
gen-
Chlldren's
wear
and
novelties
eral
agent.
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Mrs.
J.
Mai
Donald.
j
Lines,
are
making
a
business
An
interesting
and
well-
j
trip
today
to
Kltimat
and
Ke-:
patronized
feature
of
the
ba-
j
mano.
zaar
was
a
home-made
candy
j
I
w
A
chambers,
supervisor
of
stall
sponsored
by
girls
of
the
:
sales
and
trafn
Canadian
Pa.
,
CGIT
group
under
the
leader-
,.ifir.
Air
Varn,r
r.
irs
N.
E.
Arnold,
esident.
Mrs.
B
S.
-p're.siciiut,
Mrs.
H.
fig
serretury.
Mrs.
Vci
ship
of
Mrs
A.
B.
Carlson.
The
,
,
rlved
tne
city
on
today.s
,anc
swrelary.
Mrs.
S.
M!
A
M;tttson.
"'
secictary,
Mrs.
from
Vancouver
on
one
of
his
.
D
A
N
C
E
SQturctay
Night
i
at
Legion
Auditorium
Wood,
president
of
the
group;
Elizabeth
Pierce,
Eleanor
Walk-
periodical
business
trips.
He
will
!
be
returning
south
on
Monday.
;
J.
A.
Barber,
director
of
sales
:
!
and
traffic,
will
be
here
Sun-1
!
VKJkVl
3
Ulcer
i
.
i
er,
Peggy
Ann
Dominato,
Arnell
Rose
and
Jeanctte
Mandel.
secretary.
Auxiliary
ii
in.
Rev.
L.
G.
AT
NEW
LOCATION
-p
THIRD
AVENUE
Seiber
opened
the
'
day.
i
5"rs
secretary,
Mrs:
9
to
12
p.m.
Everybody
Welcome
proceedings
with
an
appropri
Gents
S1.00
Ladies
50c
ate
address
of
welcome.
Guests
On
old
full-rigged
sailing
ships!
Modern
and
Old
Time
Dancing
MUSIC
BY
THE
WESTERNAIRES
Cf
secretary
Mrs.
'
'retary,
Mrs.
H.
sprru.,
were
graciously
received
at
the
the
main
skysail
was
the
top-J
door
by
Mrs.
R.
Pollock,
presl-
most
sail
on
the
main
or
midd.c
j
',
dent
of
the
auxiliary.
mast.
In
NEW
-""wiy-treasurer,
Mretary-treasur-
!'ner
secretary,
Mrs.
'ssge
secretary-"
H-
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Fa
ure.
s"8
fditor,
Mrs.
B.
tO
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Tie
miesf-writing
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dm
built!
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art,
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Holtby.
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W.
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Gl'J'
Wynne.
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and
the
bene-f
said
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members
Only
Portable
With
MAGIC
MARGIN
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lfa
at
tile
br,,0
t,:u-
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I'SiUes
will
be
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Hiram
Walker's
ANNOUNCEMENT
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Dleased
to
inform
everyone
in
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Prince
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hearing
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ail
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