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. 48—Go astray ~. 21—To take an oath
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/ men ; a tial fear : poss.
“| |9--Water carrier’ .  50—To ascertain the — 24—Insect
10—Exhausted = ; flavor af. 25—-Pronoun . _
'. 12—Fruit $2-—-Gratified tothe full 27—Division of time
| 13—Gaseous element 5$4—sroke into fragments | 28—Golf mound .-
poo 32—A kind of metal
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18—Fenciful thought ; ested 7 33—Wide, low veseel .
20-—Man's nickname 1-——Ship officer ° 34—Thoroughfare
21—Bring legal action 2—Dialectical variation 35—Scanty
" against of “one” 36—Cushion
. 34—Roae . — ; 37—Pierced, as with horn
3G Maae fastidious . 5—To exert force 40 Roman four
29—Pronoun 6—Roman numeral . —- #1-—Periods of time
30—Exclamation 7. 7—Kind of vase 43—Comparative suffix
31—Negotiates - 8—Encounter 44—Was indebted to
35—To absorb: entice decree 45—Man’s nickname
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== | * 42—Item of food -) : 16—Ministerial degree, tantalum :
=! Unrefined mineral. 18-Owing $3-—Measure of area. 7

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Notes | From. Saanichten Experimental Station’

‘One of: the ‘best: bits of advice on
the: proper care. of ‘cut flowers has | ‘stems crushed or broken by.a mallet |
been released in the form ‘ofa little or -hammer. : This ‘allows for. better
‘leaflet’ :by ‘the’ “Allied - Florists and ‘absorption of - ‘water... Sweet peas: last
Growers © of. Canada Inc. Because ‘longer if. only’ a: third of: their. stems
the ideas on. keeping - flowers as ex- | are placed ‘in: water: ‘Finally, always’
‘pressed ' in: the leaflet.’ concur: in the ‘change the, water. daily: unless treat-'
«main ° with. our. own experiences. ined: with ““Floralife”. ‘This” method:
‘keeping. flowers fresh “as long : .88.) also: makes. it: “unnecessary an crush’
possible, we’ are. naturally pleased. to stems daily. :
give’ the’ florists’, viewpoint. this :ad-' At this. time“ of: “year. sien: there
-ditional . eats 6 publicity. : [AS a decided: slowing -down-.in’ the

: | whieh can be: done to: good: advan-.

‘paper. After. this’submerge™. the:
flowers:in : ‘deep; cold water nearly’ to.].
the: bloom and-store insa: ‘cool “place,
fe for: ‘several: hours. :: ‘This: simple pro-.
ac cess. “Fepedted nightly, will: yeharden
; them. cand. greatly. prolong their life. :
’“Ploralife’,? a trade. preparation |:
; for putting: in the water,’ eliminates’ :
‘the necessity. ‘of: ‘the. ‘above. treat-
“ment: “according. to the directions in’
the. leaflet. On. this’ particular point,. .
our” own:, experience ‘with. “Plora-'
‘life” is‘ limited’ to only certain’ kinds’|
‘but we do know: it’ is effective ‘with
roses, : carnations ; sand peonies, “On
spring’ flowering’ bulbs such as. daf-"
fodils, tulips: and hyacinths. we have
never: obtained -any ‘ Worthwhile: —
Yantage from: its: uses)
: Crush Stems
"Chrysanthemums, pompons : ‘and ;
‘other flowers having wandy stems ‘

ROY WARI poaaes ON

A Intiglicaerrntisaté every Wednoalay: night
onthe . fabulous «LUX: FUN, PARADE!
"ROY WARD DICKSON, Cannda's: “King

“Dial 980: every. Wednesday
nfgn at 9:30 p.m,

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vised to eat whole.’
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| Make. Vita-Wear 4
your daily bread, 2

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Now the wind blows herd ;
‘from the caibesorscast

One ship she sails ten Anots at leact

Manca were homeward boundl: | °

- Por over a century Lamb's Navy hag |
f.. been. the call. of those. who know:
“pool rum. Smooth and mellow, 1 is... _ he toed
” “matured, - blended’ and bottled in) | oot tt.
Brinnin of the fineet Demeraen Rume, ,

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. ‘y hs ‘savertsemen net published tne
_ splayed by the Liquot Contral Board or ©
‘by the Government, of British Columbia...

” FREAN'S,

outdoor. garden ‘activities, ae » job.

of Fun, is hont for cnch: half-hour progran’
‘of. fun, “ALAN and: wonderful dives,

. ‘ead, of Boman Busouite

{six to one. Pigs were three times

a | rust. developing to impair. the tools’

should: have .the “bottom: of: “their \to'p of tree fruits and:what varieties

Lamb’ Navy Rum) ss : 4 erie |

MOSQUITOES’ CHOICE
Recent work by federal entom-
ologists show that when mosquitoes
have free choice. they prefer horses
and: cattle. to. human: beings by

as. popular as “humans... Dogs. were
lightly preferred. .Man rates just
ahead’ of. chickens and ‘cats .as -2
preferred source .of the blood meal
which most of-the. biting mosquitoes
‘require before: they. can begin, de-
positing eggs.

Metal ‘parts should be wiped with an

oily rag to prevent.any danger of The cost of medical care has increased

along with that of other necessities of life.

_ ‘sick seems to strike most -
efficiency. Wood parts may be wiped Moreover, sickness seems to sir

frequently at a time when it is the most

with a rag dipped in linseed oil or . ; thi
painted. ; difficult to pay. In recognition of this
Some gardeners find it an excel- ' situation, we are. pleased to publicize our
lent idea to paint handles of their prescription pricing policy. We do not
garden tools a bright color such as offer bargains, nor do we claim to under-
scarlet or orange. This makes it ss ! sell. Prescription prices are determined by
easier to find tools that have been the cost of ingredients and operating ex-
laid down in the garden, and also pense. Our prices are as low as efficient
tends to encourage neatness, for the service and quality drugs. will permit.

conspicuously out of place tool is Above all, they-are fair.
much more likely to be picked up ;
and put away properly than‘ one |.
which remains almost. unnoticed.
“os. Fruit Trees

. There is. evidence ‘of. an. increasing
interest in fruit trees for’ the home
garden. This is as. it should. be for
the value of a. garden well stocked | .
with fruit trees-can: hardly be es-”
timated. | Apples, - pears, plums,

peaches and cherries: can all be ¢

grown successfully under a | variely : MK Ge Orme

of soil conditions. ; . . Lt ©

' Cherries and peaches are more : rare

Ore oe ‘han other fruit trees m or Fog et Brea seichramer
hat they will not tolerate as muc j ays , ;
soil moisture (wet feet) during the 1201 Douglas at View. —_ G 2222
winter season. The apple, of course,
is the most valuable as it provides
fresh fruit through, the entire year.
Varieties such as Yellow Newtons,
Vanderpool .and Wagener frequent-
ly are kept. in “ordinary good’ stor-
age until July when early varieties
‘such as Close.:and Yellow Trans-
parent appear. :

‘In ‘spite™ of the many neglected
trees . on Vancouver “Island, tree
fruits do. thrive. in this: coastal ‘area.
and” do pay: good: dividends when
cared for. Circulars on the cultiva-

ot tee s
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to plant: are free for: the asking: :

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This advergenent isnot published « or displayed by i the Uguor Contd
. Board, or. by. the Government of British Columbia.

A Special Charter TRANSPORTATION SERVICE has
been arranged to provide one afternodn round- -trip daily,

Tuesday to. Saturday, linking Sidney with: all. “pointe
North of Brentwood. and Saanichton, Sei

2 and ¢ one- “half hours i in Sidney.

ety Ee Ba ae FARES: ie WER ee:
North, of Arnity. Drive and. Me r avish Road

ee BOe: one way ~- 0c: return, re

eet ‘of Amity Drive and McT; avish Road— a

| 50c one way - mein 18¢ return, cee

Birch and West, Ra,....12.59 3.59 Mt. Newton-lWast Rd. Ld
Madrona - Downey.... 1.05 4.05 Wallace DroStellys... 1d 4.44
~oMarine Base R.CLA.P.. 1.10 - 4#IO °° Widlitee Marchants...] 47. 4.47.
McTavish « West Rd,1 1B: ATS Rael Dre Verdier. 1.80 4.50 |
_ McTavish - Lochside,...1.20 4.20 2 | Want. MdeStellysiccc..,
Sidney" _ . : - 7 - 1.25 A225 ce. W i: al Tal» ‘Mt, Newton, 1.57. ABT ne
WEED Gert BTS aaa acres Be MEN ane Wallace, ..2, 02 5.02.
NIM LYM: Wider s verre BOT BLOF”

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AE BS erage A ye Lochside "2.10.10
one oe TNE Se ee ee a QIB BIBS.
fe hs Fares 30¢ one. ways 500 return, ee _ Fares Boe one way? ‘The return: “s

1; sei | “LOOK FOR THE MAROON AND WHITE CABS

_ SIDNE Y BUSINESSMEN —

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Wednesday, December 12, 1951.

This: sérvice will, énable: you to spend approximately ‘two . .

. TRIP L and S-NORTH END oo. TRIP. 2 and 4-—SOUTH END:
Leave: —... No} Nov3 Laave s: No. 2 No. 4

P, MI. PM. . PLM. P.M.
Sidney Post Officon1z 45 3.465. | Bidney Post OFfiee.....1,30° 4.30
Randle’s Landing: ......12,.52 3.52 Loe bitele to Mt, a H
‘Moulton'’s Corner.....12.85° 3.58 | Newlon Cross Ra.....1.3°7 4.37 |

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