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Box 1273 White Rock, B. C,

White Rock ;
Building Supplies

Binning Brothers

258 Johnson Rd,

Phone WR. 2523

VELLO in all colors — GYPTEX in all colors
DOOR and CABINET HARDWARE
CORNER BEAD
FINISH LUMBER and FLOORING

OSDIR SSSI SSSI SII III IG ISIITIIIOS,

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Week by

Tanuary Jy the Aral month of our
olvil your, tho second of winter,
and tho third of the gardenors
year. Properly npenking, tor the
frardonor the work of tho gardens
Ink Your commences in Noverner,
that being the frat of the throe
months of proparation in whieh
tnont things munt be done that will
impart character and tend hewuty
fo the garden during the nine
monthy that follow,

Regarded from a loan prosale
Point of view, Januury t4 tho Gi
of the Yea Tentranceehall of
the Sonjons,” ay it haw been cailod,
whone portico, wupported by gilt.
toring pillars of fee, londw throu zh
long vistas of leafless nnow-tndon
branchew and frosted work of wi.
vory tracory, “of whnt may seam
the sparkling treow and shrubs of
falry Ind," to the vernal stories
of spring, the flowery landscape of
fummer, and tho russet and golden
tints of autumn, Even at thin
end season of tho year,

“Whon

fololes are hanging
Like spears trom every. tree,
And beautiful (0 gaze on

Ta tho froxt-work tracery,"
| ® few flowers venture to put forth
} thelr blomoms: the garden ne:
mone, the herb rosemary, “for re
membrane," the winter acontle

the Christmas rono, with Its white

petals and yollow anthers and dark
sroen leaves. The laurestinus, and
soon, the daphne, enliven the
otherwise desorted winter gardon.

and the snowdrop, in particular, the

|

first pale blossom of the unripened
vear—all these are found In se.
luided and shoitered snots tn the
vardon, and under tha hedgerows
Aon nitn dace
Q| our less exposed districts,
Neral ne eresnamrtionce etre
| tnat month of nrenaration: the nen

fon will soon be
In full proerey

for “nature even
In her sloop is never still, and even
How the is stirring fn hor
veins. ‘The cood enrdenor who has
husbanded his time may now, in
some measure. slacken his efforts

san

and Jook forward to the reauits
that the future hns in store for
him, althourh he has still some

work of prenaration to completo.
Put what of him who haa neglect.
eto take time by the farclock?
Fo munt toil after the old geytho.
hearer fn a vain etricelo to over-
tne him.
nevor

for tima onca lost can
he reeniled: and thera
much to be done In the arden fn
putin which cannot he done so
well in anw

ara

other senzon, ‘There
however many thines which

Mav vat ba done toward® recover.

Surrey Bulldozing

Land Clearing,.Grading and Excavating

—Satisfaction Guaranteed.

FRED SCHROEDER

Phone: W.R. 2646
Corner of Campbell River Road and Coast Meridian

74 Main Street, Cloverdale, near School
Thorough Electrical Treatment by Appointment

indow Sash

Office Furniture -- General Carpentry
NO JOB TOO BIG On ‘TOO SMALL

K. P. SJOBERG
73 Stayte Rd,
WwW. BR,

Mat

Ine Jost time. Amore those mav
he orvanic changes
In now round
walker, dratnine
the wegther con.
priming.

onrdoninr’s

Inclirded
such

an
tnkine

making
vianting and
tines mita
The attention muat
naw ha ennrontrated on the tmtura
rather thaa diverted hy the past
AM arrears of Inhour dun fn the
post

venr myrt at onco be Ale
charred. Nothine tends mare to
minr the anccose of mrdonine

fanerations than Arareinc inroich
the nereseamy work thren weoks oF
” month behind the time proper
for Ita “‘norformance, Not only
our comfort, but our success, de-
mands that we become thorough
mantora of our work, instond of
allowing our work to maator us
The peoullar ficklonown of cur elf,
mato renders gardening procarlour
and alfficult oneurh with every ad.
vantacn of fudemont and fore
steht. Tt will be well, thorefore, ta
bear In mind that the Work can
only be done, “waathor Dermittine,”
For. Inntance, it In imnonsthle te
lk, plant. or sow, whon the front
has sot its atrone pont Upon the
oorth, Tt In bad prootics to 4

{h now, and worke than unetonr
to attomnt nnythine on tho aur
face of the grouns whon an oxcons
‘of molatnre haw converted it tte
mud, Tt Mav thus oocaslonally
happen that a part ‘or the whole
of the work preseribod for one
month may hive to be Toferred
to another, And thus m double nr
Hon fall upon ono or any of the
winter or anrfne monthn. Tm such
epson extra Inbour mint be om
j Bloved. or diverted from other Wa.
partment, until the whole of the
Work Indloated In completed.

Tho torm Mower enrton neeme
nimost 9 minnomer At thin fooRon

ut now in the cw We

In The Garden

Week

sible, In the wall exhausted? Tee
now It, In It naturally poor? Kine
Hoh It, 4 the situntion bad? ge.
Foot a bottor, If space permits, 19
‘& word, do any and everything that
industry suggests,

on reappontance with all
{hint te needtul to nad additional
hoauly and glory to thelr Sven.
The moment that flower teaw
Aro cleared of thelr summer oceu.
Pants, they should be dug: up ws
doughy a9 posable. Note the tmn-
Portance of rough digaing or
forking, over ground in tronty
woather, resulting in that finely
| Pulverized, metiow, gonial welt in
spring, In which plantw delight ta
row. Next in importance to
draining, trenching, and manur:
Ing, and often of greater moment

than any or all of them put to

Kether, I the frequent digging
forking, and scaritying of the aur-
faco; and from December to
April’ are the months specially

adapted for these operations,
To grow bedding plants in per-

fection, the beds should have a
dressing of manure annually, or 9
heavier application every necand
your. Tt would be nimost an reaxon-

able ta attompt to grow two crope
Of cabbages in succexslon without
enriching the soll ax two cronn of
bedding plants. Many them
xhaust the soll more than any
crop whatever; and to grow them
rapldly. and in perfection, the bedy
mint be tberally manured.

ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL
St. Paul's, since the bombinje of

Yondon demolished many of the
surrounding buildings and merci
fully Tett the cathedra} Intact, hax
stood proudly at the top of Ludiate
Hill, dominatine the city, Parte
of its organ date back to the 17th

century and now this reat inatru-
ment has been completely over.
hauled and a whole new dinpason
chorus of nearly 900 ninox added
bringing the total number of pines
in une te 5.400. ‘The cathedral I<
£0 biz—intornally it is 479 feet
lone and 250 fect wide acrosn the
transente—that members of the
congregation sitting at the hack
were unable to hear vary well, Ne
that the new nines have beon adda
and the whole organ renovated the
soimd is vastie different. ax the
oreanist, Dr. Dykes Rower, damon:
stited fo the BRC renorter
Valentine Selsey, durine the course
of “Radio Nows Fool,” Tt in honed
that with this nddition to the or.
enn, all the conereration will he
enrourared ta tin in the «tnstne

at the hic services Instead of Tnay-
Ine the bull of the choral warehin
to the choir and the neonle sittine
thereby,

CLOTHES RETAIN
“FEMININE T.00K"
Whilo there are wary commonts
from many quarters that tho new.
hoylah-hatir-cut and the closefit-
ting clocho hata augurs a return
to tho ugly styles of tho 1920's
London fashions for dresses anc

conts neem to contradict those
forecast: The skirt drapery
wrapped shoulders, ruffles and

sequin ombroldery which under.
Uno formal tvoning gowns, and the
Appeal of the short evening rowns
with their little fitted bead en
crusted jackets, aro nothing If not
feminine, Coats, too, show, when
they aro fitted, more curves than
ever before, although the ugly hin
and shoulder padding have disap.
Peared, And oven whon they are

Taps
atvlen aro the first atop, and por
hap general taste In due for n
eolino, but up to now charm Is
holding Ite own In the fashion

cut on wide, modifod tentalee
lines there Ix an Implication of
slender feminine Agure beneath

(ho-concealing. material, Te we | a
Mot uhtil nearly elaht yoars after
the ond of World War T that there | SSSSSSSRERASSRRRRRRRRRR

wan A dintinot and ahary turn to-
ward® tho uglnoas of the chemise
rons nnd the contseuttle cloche
Hat which concealed everythin

well be that we have not yet
renche* the phase when tho me

Se fol in fominine fashions Per-
tho Intoxt closmcut hair

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Dut the wearer's nose, and {t may | MANCraM woes, heise etiam

76s
Phone

C. H. Moodie

REAL ESTATE AGENCY
68% Washington Ave.
Phone WR 2
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JOHN G. FARMER
NOTARY PUBLIC
CONVEYANCER

at

736 Washington Ave. at “D™ St.
Near White Rock Hotel

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REPAIRING

We buy old JEWELERY,
ANTIQUES, SILVER ete

T. CHRISTENSON
HILLTOP
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BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,
NOTARY PUBLIC
e

Weekends at 1874 Columbia Ave.
White Rock

Vancouver Phone Marine 2329

DR. W. SAGER

MD, CM.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Office Hours: 2 pm. to 5 pam

Located directly below and In
front. of White Rock Hotel
next to Mr. Malin's Real Batate.

728 Washington Ave.
Evening by Appointment
At Resldence

(The Gite and Pattern Shop)

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Washington Ave, (at!

notion vroduced by World War IT| HOME SEWING

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