Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
17,
Vj;2
I
ada
Obligation
of
Willie
Mays
!
n-'
GAYLE
TALBOT
him.'
Thfy
always
take
the
best!
ones,
and
by
this
time
I
know
iff
no
accident.
"I
don't
blame
the
board.
They
are
only
protecting
themselves
against
any
possible
chance
of
favoritism,
if
a
Kid
is
a
good
ball
player,
everybody
in
town
knowi
about
him
and
is
watch-
GtlUlCl
.
.
Lot
Sales
Are
Made
by
City
Sales
of
city
land
as
follows
have
been
reported
by
the
finance
committee
to
the
city
council
:
Lots
E
and
F,
block
22,
section
YOUTHFUL
TEACHER
ANCIENT
CITY
Peter
Abelard.
the
12th
cen-!
Aberdeen
in
Scotia
id
was
tury
French
philosopher
and:
granted
a
ehiter
as
a
royal
theologian,
opened
his
own
burgh
by
William
the
Lion
in,
school
when
only
21
years
w'd.
11179.
FEEDING
HOME
GARDEN
RAYS
HIGH
IN
YIELD
AND
QUALITY
n
Move
il(
,ms
B
(MKBETT
NEW
YORK
(APi
Once
in
a
jnK
to
see
if
he's
called
up
.ilon
while
a
chance
phrase
will
get
.
wit,n
their
sons.
The
result
is
stin
k
in
a
man's
mind,
the
same
i
uiat
he
gets
the
first
call.
He's
as
one
of
those
'advertising
the
showpiece.
It's
just
an
un-
'
4
iriKlos
on
the
radio.
One
of
them
8
has
Riven
us
a
hard
t
me
during
fortunate
situation."
Don
Newcombc,
the
huge
Biooklvn
pitcher,
to'd
renorte
s
i
-
he
week-end
It,
beyun
when
we
read
wnvrc
;
at
Norfolk
the
other
day
that
he
Col.
James
T.
John
o.i.
head
felt
certain
he
would
not
be
in
6.
to
Clyde
and
Catherine
1
1
Moracs
for
$1200.
j
Western
half
of
lot
19
and
lot
I
20,
bloek
10,
section
5,
to
Walter;
Lundigan
$750.
i1
Westerly
half
of
lot
8
and
lot1
1,
block
30,
section
1,
to
T.
Nor-
ton
Youngs
for
$325.
Lots
2
and
3,
block
5,
section
';
2,
to
D.
W.
Burnlp,
$600.
j
Lots
5
and
6,
block
3,
section
i
7,
R.
E.
Mortitr.T
on-
behalf
of
'
Karl
Marki,
$40u.
i
Lot
5
and
easterly
half
of
lot
6,
block
5,
section
2,
to
J.
W.
i
Valderhaug,
$4au.
'
Ee'ective
Service
off
cial
in
Alabama,
had
reminded
yemnt;
i
.,
I
i".
Mays
of
New
York
Giants
hat
h.c
"owes
p
rhap-,
a
fjna'e
'
r
blisaUon
to
his
country'
than
1
other
boys
because
of
his
pra-.rnie
in
the
sports
w-rld
staff
Writer
it
t.an'.s
ol
100
'''"I
m-c
WMl
"(iic
nighty
job
i
fii'.un
Cominw-cjtfiio.'uiio
;
uf
busnci
',;
oi
A
wheal
.
-
jhc
wc.4.
mis
'"7ir
the
amount
;'',
time
last
year
,'.ii)lC
10
tllC
U.SUE.
"Oibuxwrs
nave
'
west
foi
the
;i
i
fceui
oi
40
la.
'
started
haulias
uniform
today
but
for
his
a!h-lethic
prominence.
Don,
who
served
a
brief
hitch
in
the
Navy
beiore
receiving
a
medical
(I
s-charge,
has
a
whole
catalogue
oi
minor
ailments.
There
have
beun
othe;
f:cr:.
casvs
of
ball
players
leca'.Ie''
lo
the
color
which
have
cau.---.d
persons
totally
unconnected
with
the
game
to
wonder
out
loud.
ft
"
i
-
-
I
V
t
,
if
,
r
-
I
The
occasion
was
the
turndown
of
Willie's
appeal
against
being
drafted
into
Uie
army
next
month
The
20-year-old
Negro;
star
-claimed
he
was
the
chief
support
of
four
of
his
11
bro'.h-i
ers
and
sisters,
his
stepfather
TOIDES
'
tin
Great
Lakco
Square
Dancing
Friday
;
being
unemployed.
Col.
Johnson
Mtlng
posittoii.
ruled
it
was
not
a
true
hardship
,,.,'i's
at
hundred.
;
case,
and
wc
accept
his
trained
have
nau
judgment
there,
but
the
"greater
obligation"
quota
stuck
like
a
Apply
Plant
Food
on
Each
Side
of
Row,
Several
Inches
Away-':
From
Seed.
task.
Agents
rflcd
450.000,000
i
i
mm
the
fah
'
needle
in
a
cracked
record.
RaY
Gabardine
to
10:30
p.m.
)
strides
in
Black
and
1
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
j
Navy..
Featuring
wide
C
)
k
J$
Pair..."
0
f
J
A
:.
tB
with
400.000,
!
Jut
does
Willie
owe
a
There
Is
a
ie.sson
for'all
home
humus
to
maintain
its
soil
po
why
W
to
hU.
country
than
gardeners
In
the
remarkable
re-
rosity.
.
,
;erf
suit
Vhifh
farmers
are
achlev-
Four
to
six
pounds
of
balanced
the.tkl
"
1
naCXtrbl?'kh
t
clothesline
a
to
horn.
can
peg
imj
.by
increasing
the
quantities
commercial
plant
food
per
100
ofVant
food
usea
on
th'elr
crops.
fi.
ft.
wiU
be
adequate
lo,
'the
l
jast
year.
Much
:!.-ai-haiKile
tough
n,
the
result
oi
biii
vcst
sea.son'3
Retwrts
f
increased
yields
are
overaee
garden
annually,
nro-
v...
the
answer
yet.
Are
boys
being
thirds
of
it
should
be
applied
in
often
astonishing,
t
penalized
because
they
arc
pro
W
"."""
I
.
.
...
-
',
(no
inrlnn
hrnra
nlnntintr
.mnvlns
220,00'J
rnc
expense-
oi
lecuing
is
so
"'v
.
mlsino
athletes?
.an
in
rThVS!er1ronn
tholer
eCr
nol
'
of
a
Z,
we.d
or
border"
'the!
Baseball
m,n
have
Wd
us
th..
racthods
wiU
.got
n
ruuuuoo
i
j
r.
SLACICS
f
"'
1
i
Wool
ond
Rayon
Gobardiiis
Slocks.
llOii
TMT7TVir
J
'
H
Regular
cut
in
oil
the
wantsd
sSodes.
V
va
4jyAjM
J
WeM
cu!'
ond
tci'5rcd
by
Jocob
iventhrouga
fa.uu,
u-,,,
Ik
.
.,..
-----
1
On
-
soils
,
h
,nsta,Me
.0
.specify
thch
pH6,
plant
food
i
names
not
to
be
used
and
have
v
v
ra
(
!,!.
l
A
it
..
u
i
n
to
shipments
as
me
jarmer.
,
(
Atiada's
overseas
The
plant
food
content
of
hu-
.'.r.Mil.
at
Aorll
I
mm
'hich
one
can
make
tf
concentrated
in
bands
uuc"
w"
"
should
be
.
,
,i
pockets
not
touching
plant.
"
""
'
bi
o
jikI
interior
small;-
and
.
it
i
a
rare
home
or
were
no.
raa
ai
au.
roots
but
within
easy
reach.
jlne
H
000.000
bushels
garden
which
can
make
enough
132,000,-
-
-
--,
-
td
with
-
r.
-.
it.
s
neariorcaKing,
said
tn-3
head
of
one
of
baseball's
biggest
(.
2
On
sweet
soils
testing
above
!
pH6.
spade
plant
food!
into
the
'
e
lajt
year.
;
ZtuM
wheat
crop
;
farm
systems.
"You
bring
a
boy
!
nil
through
twn
nr
thrpp
ffrarips
soil,
evenly
and
deeply.
ecejflton
uij
To
apply
the
first
method,
!alu,
just
when
you
know
he.g
when
setting
out
a
plant
mix
,.eadv
for
a
trv
at
tne
b)
tlme
,
;.-;sls.
Bv
a
rule
of
plant
food
with
soil
at
the
bottom
'
that's
when
they
ars
sure
to
grab
h
aiip's
omen
:i
tor
J-J
)ie(
rriva
fj
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Jones
Lend
Home
for
Occasion
RfiYALfDTv
s
THF-IINIVFilll
of
the
hole,
a
laoiespoon
ior
tomato
plants,
up
to
a
handful
mixed
with
a
bushel
of
soil
for
trees
and
shrubs.
In
sowing
seed
for
row
crops,
make
a
furrow
four
inches
deep
:
i.'ftcially
estimaud
0
trtL-'nels
would
be
:
ia.sis.
Tilts
would
:i
4io.000.000
and
ris
tD
be
marketed.
Prince
Rupert
Spacious
home
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
R
Jones,
who
proved
Dv.
R.
E.
Focrster,
Nanalmo;
on
each
side
of
the
drill
in
which
I
O.
M.
Fergu.'on,
W.
McKenzie,
S
m
-
l
I
ci
a
m
b
w
h
w
a
u
tum
C
il
II
NEB
I
'
C
J
I
Th;rd
Avenue
a
Sixth
Street
N
gracious
hosts,
vas
made
avail
!
niojjucers
had
haui
whopping
293,-
able
to
the
Business
and
Profes-
seeds
will
be
sown.
Pour
plant
Lea,
Fred
Hull,
H.
V.
Jackson,
Hits
is
mora
.clonal
Women's
Club
last
night
food
into
each
furrow,
a
pint
to;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Crandali,
A.
R.
jr
and
it
ts
30,-
gu0sts
were
Bronlslav
Gunpc'.
'
and
sow
the
seed.
When
the
roots;
Hardy,
C.
Paulson.
W.
G.
Riddcll
t!!i
the
10-year
celebrated
violinist,
and
Carl
get
iong
enough
to
reach
the
j
and
N.
Tarbuck.
Vancouver;
Mr.
1930-40.
Fucrstner,
pianist,
who
earlier
piant
food
the
plant
will
be
old
!
and
Mrs.
Bancroft,
Ocean
Falls:
.
it
in
farm
gran-
in
the
evening
had
bejn
pre-
;
enough
to
use
it.
iw-
R-
Tooth,
Stewart;
R.
H:
ithi-h
lav
In
the
sented
in
.
Alaska
Music
Trail"
.
'Church,
Vancouver;
W.
Okum,
"I
.
mcpO.;
as
JnpM
Ml
w
-mmm
mm
M
m
m
m
m
mm
m
m
r
f
T
,r
winter
account
recital
at
the
Civic
Centre.
I
Miss
Elliott
Head,
Mrs.
G.
Lam-
i
i
...
,....
a,im(
,.f,
TORQUAY,
England
9-
John
bly
and
L.
D
HoMand.
T:vraee;
.
IVIWW
junii
vium
wit,
iui.ni
i
.
.
.
,
.
.
,
E.
Bol'-.on,
Port
E
-
....
t,.
j
D.fnoUin.-...i
illutrhins
rents
an
upstairs
room
m..
ana
mis.
giving
sington;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Bolton
a
Bureau
of
Stat-.
-i
-tnnatcd
tlirj
wnmen'-.
m.,h
wa
ass
I
ted
In
I
that
overlaps
two
stores
storekeeper.
a
claim
for
Port
Essinato'v
mis
M.
onmour.
John
tried
to
cut
expense?
Hazelton;
F.
M.
Doekrill.
Telkwa;
9
at
150
000.000
connection
with
the
recrpumv
oy-'f"
4r.
roDorts
from
the
vice-president
Mrs.
Catlicr-
:
rent.
h
iivinor
iii
onlv
oivj
half
but
Mis
Mattie
White
and
Miss
ine
Laurie
and
o.hcr
members
or
the
club.
could
not
fix
an
octual
dividing
Abby
While,
Ketchikan;
F.
S
n
o..
ini
orHm-pH
Viv
t.rl-
Kdwards.
Sea
Inlet:
R.
M.
Clark
Mrs.
Roy
Common
pouren
oiv
.
.
,Q
both
lanf)lords.
Smlthers.
Wors
ine
serviteuis
wcie
ran.
-
li
ft
much
of
the
!u-"m
the
total
kl
:c
-"9.ooo
bushch.
a"
rtinual
frecze-uo
!
Iiites,
Canada's
i
were
kept
moving
tiiet
winter.
Pacific
a
iee
the
volume
i
-ijvpar.
rail
shlp-:
lakes
were
!n-
r
cint.
and
Atlantic
937
ley,
Mrs.
Bea
Grant.
Mrs.
Joscly
Bolton,
Miss
Frances
Part
rid-so.
Miss
Trances
Cross,
Mi
s.
S
J
Hunter
and
Miss
Elizabeth
Clement,
RN.
The
affair
w,as
a
deligh'.fi-
II
SUPER
WASHABLE!
fgd
:j
SUPER
SCRUBBABLE
!
'
Rich
as
velvet..
.
tough
as
rubber.
.
.
Sfr'
newest
miracle
of
research
ll
&
mm
H
V
II
II
ii
soclal
'climax
to
a
memorab
evening.
d
nearly
40
percent
continued
to
i
if
outzolns
shipments
clear
t'.i
iTkehead.
When
snace
SSHDCZIII037
the
season,
the
.a;uii
timusmuu
mcr-
loads
of
grain
were
rattling
eastward,
racing
time
and
the
wra
ther
to
clear
prairie
storage
f'J-
r
wicked
termlnALs
0
uslipu
of
grain,
f
1.4
their
effective
'
b.iiiciiing
a
wide
tiiii.lishrfk
oi
iliMiidVuti
'v
iiic
l
i.'U'
more
grain
from
the
spring
hi.'
vest
and
the
not-toc-ttL'ilanl
new
crop.
f-trol
Board
or
bv
the
C.ovprnmrnl
of
UrMKh
f.'otiimln
like
tho.se
rcsuH-'
'
harvest
season.
i-iV
B.ss".
bnxw
about
l
800
bushcl--5--Si
space
for
un-
"f
tc-seis
followc'
!iifi'
into
port
an.'
;
wk
more
than
poured
hi
to
i!rt
'
hat
-may
h
'!
Train
shlpplnj
1
!-y.
Record
year
i'
463.700,000
bushels
I
e
m
6.330
cars
in
"'4
last
week.
Ths
4'oad
1,100
a
day,
HANDBAGS
MADAME
.
WE
OFFER
YOU
TO
COMPLETE
rd
COMPLEMENT
YOUR
SPRING
ATTIRE
sis
J
1
o(
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1
tf"
beautifully,
in
minutes
.
.
.
has
no
offensive
odor.
One
eoat
covers
most
surfaces.
Made
by
the
makers
of
Kcm-Tonc
and
Kcin-Clo.$7.85
PER
GALLON.
Super
Kcin-Tone
comes
ready
to
use.
It
needs
iio
primer
or
under-coaler
.
.
.
applies
easily,
pcrlcelly
on
wallpaper,
paint,
plaster,
wood
or
metal.
It
dries
evenly,
SMART
STYLES
and
SHADES
in
REPTILE,
COWHIDE.
SUEDE
and
PLASTIC
LEATHER
ot
NEW
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(cZIL
,fA
C;
1
SHASTA
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f
tL
l&m
sZ
iree
KEMG10
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liood
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Vo,.r
"y
fS
u.
se
all
3
of
The
mtrotle
lustra
enamel
for
kitchen
and
bathroom
walls.
Look
and
washes
like
the
baked
enamel
en
your
new
refrigerate.
$3
05
quart.
$4.29
gallon.
Ths
original
oil
paint
that
mix
with'
water,
On
gallon,
thinned
with
water,
makes
and
on-koH
gallons.
So
yovr
actual
cost
per
gallon
it
these
great
home
decorating
aids
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n
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ltd.
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