I
V'V
Prince
Kupcii
Duily
.
.
Monday,
July
9,
1951
Aussies
Wanting
More
Cardi
;
Baldwin
of
Brunswick,
of
Ver
enuxa
....
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
Canucks
to
Visit
There
Pulp
Mill
USE
GARDEN
HOSE
TO
SPRAY
PLANT
FOOD
AND
PESTICIDE
Js
Visited
ney
Mills.
Miss
Lois
Stevens
of
the
public
relations
department
of
Celanese
Corporation
was
witn
the
party
and
guided
them
on
their
trip
which
Included
a
fishing
expedition
to
Lakelse
Lake.
Miss
Stevans,
who
haa
boen
here
for
some
time
in
connection
with
It
Lake
Written
for
the
Canadian
Press
By
MARGARET
ECKER
FRANCIS
SYDNEY,
Australia
(CP)
-Several
hundred
Canadians
annually
visit
Australia
as
tourists,
but
Australians
are
looking
to
the
day
when
the
number
can
be
greatly
increased.
.
,
.
.
under
tl
Onnri
native
ninp
is
Col.
Harry
Price
and
K.
C.
Loughlin,
vice-presidents
of
the
Celanese
Corporation
of
Amer-
There
is
a
growing
use
of
hose
water
In
home
gardens
for
the
application
of
plant
food
during
the
growing
season;
and
som?
gardeners
use
it
to
apply
In
The
halibut
boat
White
Hope
wag
in
Vancouver
at
the
end
at
the
woek
with
a
load
of
con
and
halibut,
the
catch
totalling
25.000
pounds.
Fur
black
cod
Jtlc
and
9tac
was
puld
and
for
red
cod,
4e.
The
Incidental
halibut
brought
23c.
ica,
from
New
York,
were
here
the
official
opening
of
the
new
at
the
end
of
the
week
in
the
mill
here,
left
by
yesterday
af-
vet
Cow
Bay
Float
THURSDAY
M
secticide
sprays.
It
performs
these
on
her
return
course
of
a
toar
of
Cellulose
ternupn's
plane
to
New
York.
b,m.,
p.m.,
p.m.
brhS
"tourS
cent
a
botue.
with
j
Company
of
America
mil!
oper-Zr
than
the
of
rlMllrs
t
In
ffi-
Auutrolio
1,
envu
I
rM1:
be
H
-cellent
Australian
champagne
ations
at
Prince
Rupert
and
SUNDAY
tasks
lor
a
minimum
of
work
by
the
gardener,
saving
many
hours
of
his
time.
Whenever
plant
food
is
to
be
applied
to
a
growing
plant,
it
woods
operations
at
Terrace.
Ixiuiu
mihlin
roliillnni
tl
i
f
toft
I
.r
'
"
11
Continuous
from
Southbound
to
Vancouver
after
e
oruUu
voyage
to
Alaska,
CPR
steamer
Pi
wieoss
Kathleen,
Capt.
With
them
were
a
party
of
representatives
of
large
textile
firms
with
which
Columbia
Ce2-
!
10:30
a.m.
VVVutlier
permitiing
Graham
Huuhus,
was
in
port
l
It
...
I'M
of
the
British
Commonwealth
j
A
room
uh
bath
and
break-Pacific
Airlines.
"It
would
in-
fast
In
a
medium-priced
hotel
crease
understanding
between
would
be
about
$3
a
night.
The
the
two
dominions,
and
that
breakfast
could
be
fruit;
steak
understanding
and
the
affection
'
with
eggs
and
fried
pote.ijes,
It
would
bring
could
be
very
im-
;
toast
and
marmalade,
tea
or
portant
to
all
of
us
If
trouble-
coffee.
i
lulofe
deals:
Reed
Anthony
of
j
New
York,,
associated
with,
'Greenwood
Mills;
J.
Self
jr.,
i
i
Greenwood,
South
Carolina,
of
is
a
pioblem
how
to
get
fertilizer
down
to
the
roots.
Dicing
may
disturb
the
roots
and
perhaps
do
more
harm
than
the
plant
!
food
will
do
good.
But
when
a
;
soluble
plant
food
.
Is
dissolved
;
in
water,
it
la
carried
down;
through
the
soil
to
take
immc-
j
-
iR
.
,
i,
i:''3
hum
10
to
12
o'clouk
yesterday
ir'.rr.lug.
PasBiigerii
disembarking
here
included
Mr.
and
Mis.
E.
H.
Hicks
who
made
the
round
trip.
&DI0&
APPLIANCE
ALES
&
SERVICE
'
flrppnunnH
Mill-
Cvtrar
RmmctIi-
A
i
"
t-
Funeral
of
Mrs.
Snidal
Funeral
of
Mrs.
Samuel
Snidal.
39:
who
died
July
1,
Wiis
held
at
2:30
Saturday
afternoon
from
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church-
Rev.
H.
C.
Olsen
officiated.
Peter
Ljen
played
the
organ.
Kymu&
wcie
Iscaici'
Ivly
Gud
to
'inee,"
and
"Buc
of
Ages."
Pallbearers
were
Jack
Paul,
Barney
KrUtraansson.
Walter
Johnson.
Victur
Dupiessis,
Oie
some
times
should
come
to
tire
i
The
catch
would
be
to
fir
ton,
riew
York,
Pacific."
the
room
and
tha
hotel.
Hotel
j
111-
Ainn
sihici
r.t
n.pr.uiii
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
OAS
AM)
liM
TlUC
RANGES
I'huiw
Kltie
!(!
Australians
want
very
much
i
accommodation
hasn't
kept
pace
;
South
CaroUna
f)
Deering
Mil-
John
B'
den.
arrived
in
port
ati
.
pa
.(.jj
riau.-..f
rar..,!'...-i
'
w"h
AustraliR's
gfiljpine
popu
liikeii.
Fraud.
MaUuews
oi
ii
-
i
r
...
-rAri
3.45
yesterday
afternoon
from
visitors
south-west
across
thL'jlati"n
and
reservations
have
to
;
Greensboro
ACIFIC
ELECTRIC
North1
Carolina,
Mills,
and
Harry
vuncouver
ana
waypuiins
am
Pacific
by
plane
and
ship.
But
I
De
mjQe
mor.tns
in
advance.
;
Burlington
Booking
offices
in
Canada
sanea
at
it
p.m.
lor
Alice
Aim.jthey
seem
to
feel
the
serviics
1
Stewart
and
other
n
o
r
t
h
e
r
n
tnev
(1ffer
are
not
u
,
v0rth
,
England
where
Hobart
sits
Taz
course
miike
this
possible.
The
private
hotel
is
an
inSti
yillilCU
JlL'Ulll
uuiiur.
diate
effect.
It
has
recently
been
established
by
experiment
that
the
leaves
of
plants
will
absorb
plant
food
In
solution
more
quickly
than
the
roots
and
actually
use
a
higher
percentage
of
the
nutrient,
making
It
go
farther.
So
it
is
actually
more
efficient
to
feed
plants
through
the
hose
water,
sprayed
by
a
sprinkler,
than
to
spread
it
in
the
ground
dry.
Various
devices
are
offered
to
points
whence
she
is
due
back
American
standards,
and
that
hm
.;
to
sail
at
noon
on
her
return
j
the
scenerv
here
has
not
the
Hlelrigorgtion
and
Spraying
holfte
with
insecticide
mixed
in
hose
water..
.
,r
,'.
t.
'another
endless
harbor.
Mrs-.
Snidal
is
survived
by
her
s-juth.
for
magnificence
of
the
Rockies,
uivuauun
is
eay
1.0
imu
.
t::cic,
;
Canberra
the
federal
capitot,'husband
,1
cieuu,
uikrucuve
one
in
yo-
example.
Her
Australians
are
the
fii?.i
Pipe
Welders
ui
Crtlfiod
Operators
He
build
Ktuults,
Fire
'
ney,
plus
a
hearty
five-course
rests
amongst
blue
hills
in
the
Buria,
took
place
at
Fairview
clear,
dry
inland
air.
It's
a
cUy
eemetery.
B.C.
Undertakers
v.ere
in
the
making
where
town-plan-
cn
o
arrauBements.
ner.s
have
created
a
coniplele
materials
which
can
be
used
to
form
a
nutrient
solution.
To
apply
insecticides
in
the
Well
laden
with
passengers
was
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
Capt.
William
McCombe,
which
sailed
last
night
at
8
o'clock
for
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
Among
them
were
a
coodly
number
who
to
criticize
regulations
that
re-!
breakfast,
is
usually
about
$2.50
duce
night
life
to
a
minimum
i
a
nient-
Accommodation
is
even
even
in
cities
such
as
Sydney,
I
'e
expensive
and
easier
to
find
with
a
population
of
more
than
1
away
from
Sydney,
Melbourne
or
ipm
and
Tank
all
u'uen
hose
water
requires
special
ap-
harmony
of
garden,
woods
and
mix
plant
food
with
the
hose
water.
Must
satisfactory
are
;
plicators
which
mix
the
chemt
hotel
osrivals
NDUSTRIAL
metropolitan
area.
I
Fishing,
surging,
horse-racing,
j
1.500.000.
Thev
realize
that
to
:
Brisbane.
Travel
organizations
cals
with
the
water
in
proper
siphons
which
lilt
the
nutrient
tne
had
been
making
tlw
round
trip
niost
Canadians
proportions
for
-
use
-
on
boating,
are
all
easily
available
a
holiday
in
a
lengthy
and
eomuon
irom
a
pan
or
iuo
ana
-,
11,
m...i
ri,.,i-i,,ttn
i.ionHv
y
ELDING
CO.
mix
it
with
the
water
that
i
extensive
nnriertTikina.
And
t.hev
sure,
pumps
are
eliminated.
Both
1st
i:.
I'liouc
tircfn
8K1
Len
Crozir
left
at
the
end
of
hasten
to
explain
tiiat
such
is
in.secticides
and
weed
killers
can
be
applied
with
a
minimum
the
week
for
Calgary
to
attend
not
the
case.
to
the
seaport
cities.
!
Australians,
fanatically
ford1
1
(Prince
Rupert)
of
their
own
country,
provi.li!
Mias
L.
Heney,
San
Francisco;
inexpensive
and
excellent
meth-1
'
d
Mrs.
B..8.
Heney.
Seattle;
ods
so
they
may
see
it.
Internal-1
vu.
and
Mrs.
J.
U
McEwen,
Vic-airlines
fly
tourists
at
lates
as'totia;
P.
Edwards,
N.
Newman
low
as
under
$20,
for
examole,
and
F.
Bryant,
Vancouver;
J.
8.
of
work.
'
the
Stampede.
JOHN
H.
are
providing
hotels
in
less
crowded
areas
as
modern
as
anything
in
Canada.
EEISIRELY
CITIES
Australian
cities
fascinate
the
Canadian
visitor.
All
of
them
are
attractive,
modern
and
leisurely.
The
larger
ones
are
all
set
In
ber.utiful
surroundings
with
golden
beaches
a
few
minutes
from
the
city
centres.
Sydney,
sprawling
amongst
the
endless
bays
and
bluffs
of.
Sydney
harbor,
with
its
wide.
I
Kennedy.
New
Westminster;
k.
passes
through
the
host
in
a
ratio
of
16
to
1.
It
is
Important
that
the
solution
be
too
weak
to
burn
green
leaves,
and
directions
for
this
are
given
by
the
manufacturers
of
the
soluble
materials.
Nitroeen
Is
the
food
element
most
likely
to
be
needed
by
growing
plants
and
by
lawns,
it
Is
carried
away
by
drainage
water
and
consumed
by
the
plants;
so
is
likely
to
be
ex-
BriiL
I
ny
sieeuer
p:ane
across
me
Pacific,
with
buiths
mc-p
coin-
j
fortabie
than
the
average
train
j
berth,
Sydney
Is
only
30
hours'
flying
from
Vancouver.
There
is
only
about
$100
difference
in
1
fares
between
Vancouver-1
Sydney
and
Vancouver-London,'
Blackwood
on
D.
Mo-
from
Sydney
to
Brisbane.
A
cla,sslf:ed
will
buy.
sell
BULGER
li
.PurcUe,
Vancouver;
or
quill,
Burns
Lake.
r
By
Easley
Blackwood
a
ifomcfrisl
England.
This
is
the
sixth
hand
in
a
rubber
involving
that
exciting
continent
Meek.
At1
Mr.
Canadians
who
turned
south
and
west
to
Australia
rather
than
eastward
to
the
United
hausted
quickly
when
rains
are
weird
partnership
of
Miss
Brash
and
ncoiet?loS
Point
both
sides
had
got
vulner;
palm-lined
streets,
likes
to
in-
j
1
terpret
itself
as
the
most
North
American
city
in
Australia.
A
;
Canadian
may
find
it
more
England
than.
that.
Even
at
its
heart
there
are
glimpses
of
the
harbor
and
acres
of
parl;s
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
But
the
rable.
are
now
offered,
which
will
up-score
was
far
from
even.
Brash
and
Meek
had
taken
Kingdom
and
Europe
would
find
ply
all
food
elements.
Standard!
.
-
!
me
experience
a
new
ana
re
dry
plant
food
mixtures
contain
I
two
sets
,
totalling
.
.
...
,
1G00
points.
,
warding
one.
rhey
would
find
a
Miss
Brash
was
just
as
cheer
a
hich
percentage
of
soluble
WASHING
CARS
TIRE
REPAIRING
GENERAL
CLEAN-UP
specialize
in
servicing
for
long
trips
bright
with
semi-tropical
flowers.
Melbourne,
a
town-planned
city,
has
even
wider
streets,
more
parks.
Since
in
both
cases
public
drinking
ends
at
6
p.m.
continent
that
differs
as
wtdefy
in
scenery,
atmosphere
and
climate
as
does
North
America.
Lower
costs
of
living
and
a
high
rate
of
exchange
for
the
1
i
h'n'A'
West
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
Ni.rth
(Mr.
Mrrk)
8
K
7
a
H
A
10
4
D
7
3
We
ful
as
ever
but
Mr.
Meek
was
bidding
in
such
low,
strangled
tones
that
Mr.
Champion
had
to
ask
him
to
repeat
each
call.
Poor
Mr.
Meek
made
one
little
bid
on
this
hand
a
response
of
one
spade
to
his
pawner's
opening
diamond
bid
and
a
few
seconds
later
found
himself
playing
four
spades
redoubled.
Canadian
dollar
($2.35
buys
one
Australian
pound)
allow
luxury
they
couldn't
afford
elsewhere.
neither
offer
a
very
vigorous
night
life.
Brisbane
in
the
north
is
the
7
3
2
Kat
A
steak
dinner
in
a
good
restau
.
tropical
city
starting
point
for
Rupert
Motors
Limited
CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH,
FARGO
DISTRIBUTORS
p
Suey
-
Chow
Mcin
rant,
with
more
food
than
the
the
luscious
tropical
islands
of
PHOTO
WRATH
ALL'S
FINISHING
DEVELOPING,
PRINTING
ENLARGING
-EXPOSURE
METERS
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
Phone
Ore
13f
Sox
478
(Mr.
Champion)
S
J
10
8
11
k
q
9
W
pit
(Mr.
Abel)
83
H-
J
7
6
5
3
D
Q
J
9
6
3
C
10
8
n
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
average
Canadian
can
eat
at
a
Barrier
Reef.
Far
south,
Tas-meal,
can
be
found
easily
for
mania
is
a
green
miniature
of
Mr.
Champion
s
double
was
a
gamble.
He
couldn't
be
sure
of
0LLYWOOD
CAFE
CA
J
S
6
4
Outside
Orders
Thone
13J
setting
four
spades.
But
he
had
that
1600
"cushion"
on
his
score
v
:
Ml
1,
Hf'
'
A'
-
m
V
-A
V
-i,
-1
if.
1
.
4."f
'i
1
I
til
til
Id
a
t
hi?
V:
i
-
I
fcn;
1
''
-
i
and
he
was
willing
to
take
some
ri.sk
to
Increase
it.
Miss
Brash's
redouble
was
entirely
out
of
order.
-
Her
hand
til.
Hlh
(Ul.s
HmKh)
H
..
6
&
4
H
8
X
U-AK10BS
C
K
Q
The
bidding:-
"
(
Niirih
i:st
Pass
Part3
Pans
Piuis
1
ti
Husd
Fuis
Puss
Ubl.
All
PARS
1
If
you
w
pAITY
STORE
I
U'ETfENUZZO'S)
nt.
to
seil
it.
advertise
wasn't
good
enough
for
a
jump
South
1
O
4
M
i
to
four
spades
and
after
the
.!!
I
t
I.TON
STKI
IT
mm
(if
LUMil
1
i
'
.
1
':if!
late?
Tired
or
cook-0)i,ig
on
a
Plrnlr?
have
salads,
cohl
meats,
fl)i'cliiiiii!R
in
npar.hetti,
id
Chlrkriis.
Phono
410
I
.
I'
T
n
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
ihe
tailor
(
Ulfl
t
double
warned
her
that
the
trumps
were
bunched
she
should
have
been
glad
to
pass.
Mr.
Champion
opened
the
king
of
hearts
and
Mr.
Meek
won
with
the
ace.
He
led
a
small
club
and
Mr.
Champion
went
in
with
the
ace
and
promptly
sliiited
to
the
jack
of
spades.
Mr.
Meek
won
this
trick
with
the
aje
of
.spades
on
Ihe
board.
lie
laid
down
the
king
of
clubs
and
then
led
duuimy's
last
heart,
playing
the
10
from
his
hand,
Mr.
Champion
captured
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this
with
tile
queen
of
hearts
and
ltd
another
-trump,
the
10.
This
defense
made
things
pretty
tough
for
Mr.
Meek.
He
won
in
his
hand
with
the
kins
of
spades.
He
was
doing
as
well
as
he
could,
so
far.
But
now
he
made
an
error
which
cost
him
a
very
important
trick.
He
led
the
seven
of
clubs
and
Mr.
Champion
played
the
five.
Mr.
Meek
was
rattled.
He
hadn
noticed
the
play
of
the
10
and
eight
of
clubs
by
Mr.
Abel.
Ja
other
words
the
seven
of
clubs
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the
ace
of
dla-:
monds,
then
the
king
of
diamonds.
Mr.
Champion
ruffed
and
came
out
with
the
brutal
1
lead
of
his
last
spade,
taking
'
the
last
trump
off
the
board.
I
Mr.
Meek
won
with
the
queen
of
spades,
but
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had
to
lose
a
heart
trick
and
a
club
trick
for
down
two
1000
poinU.
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I
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game
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and
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1
doubled,
I
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especially
if
I'm
vulnerable,
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cause
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extra
tricks
are
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each."
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