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0001 8 If41. 4804 bnk- nnul. August I, 1930. GARDENS and By NINA G. BUTT, Landscape Architect 0 4aal la I adooopl a U. «I C Aw«u a Cola«1 I hoodoo p Atohllmtato oad0 d~ ~ . M ~ Loo N uaaal Zwtdooopo Sot I Shrubbery bought from 8 re- liable nursery will have the roots together with 8 good eixed bali of earth, tightly bound up ln a burlap sack. When the plants are delivered pick each one up by the trunk or stem just above the ball of earth. If the earth 0ppears to be loosened from theoots it is 8 pretty good indica- tion that the plant has been handled roughly in digging or delivering, or that it has not been transplanted at the nurs- ery the requisite two or three times so as to form a compact snd sturdy root system. If you find that the soil has been brok- en sway from the roots you will likely have difficulty in getting the plant to grow, particularly during the dry weather. Our ex. perience has been that it is ad- visable to purchase shrubbery from one of the larger reliable nurseries where the stock is us- ually complete and where suf- 'ont help is employed to keep:eir stock free from disease and to transplant the shrubs fre- quently. After your plans have been delivered measure the approxi- mate size of the ball of earth 0- round the roots, then dig the hole about as large again so that the roots will have a certain amount of soft earth in which to spread. After the hole has been dug, fill it up with water and lct it 8osk into the soil. Fill in the hole with sufficient soil so that when you set the plant in place it will be at the right depth. After the plant has been set in place fill the hole half way up the burlap bag, undo the fastening at the top and turn the burlap down into the soil and finish filling in the hole. While doing this add water every four or flve shovels: of earth. Tamp down with your foot or a piece of two by four, being careful not to break away the ball of earth around the roots. Water thoroughly every two or three days during the dry weather and even after the fall rains start. Remember it takes a very heavy rain or a long wet spell to insure the moisture reaching the roots. Now is a good time to give thought to the shrubs you are going to place this fall. A reader wishes to know what is the best fertilizer to use for pansies: Peat moss and ground sheep manure with a very litle sulphate of potash mixed in is one of the finest pancy fertilizers, Place around the plants snd wat- er them frequently. NOTE--The &too Sl to«old It ~ pl«oan to a ~ aa»tlaao ao al ~ tho ~ 4 a I thl~ N ~. Th c oothwo oho Id ho ddto wl to tl ~ It r la mo ol tho Edit«. Tho ~ «ul opp ~ la aa It looao N ~ tw aal tapir I ~ do I «I ~ to«pm, n- ddt od oaool p oho ld ho ~loaod. CHEAP BUT EFFECTIVE BAIT I'OR EAR)VIGS Hero is an effective and cheap bait for earwigs that is recom- mended by R. G. Glendenning, entom«"ogist at the Dominion Experimental Farm, Agaosiz. The mixture given below, which is sufficient for a lot 33 by 120 feet, can be made st a cost of 60 cents, including labor: 12 lbs. bran 12 ozs. sodium fluoride 2 quarts molasses 6 quarts water. The ingredients should be mix- ed to a crumbly mass. The bait should be spread on a dry day in May or June, so it will be well to cut this recipe out and pre- serve it. DUNDARAVF. REGATTA The Dundarave Fourteenth Annual Regatta and Aquatic Sports will be held on Saturday, 9th August at 2 p. m, The following is the program: 1. 60 yards, free style, boys of )vest Van. under 14 (Scottish Society Medals). 2. 50 yards free style, girls of West Van. under 14 (Scottish Society medals). 3. 60 yards free style, boys of West Van. under 16 (Gisby cup). 4. 100 yards free style, open to men of West Van. (Leigh cup) 6. 25 yards free style, boys of )Vest Van. under 12. 6. 25 yards free style, girls of West Van. under 12. x7. 60 yards free style, ladies open event. 8. 60 yards free style, girls of West Van under 16 x9. 200 yards free style, B. C. Championship, men's open event. (Spencer Cup). x10. 200 yards free style, ladi- es open event 11. 100 yards boys'elay race --Public Schools, West Van. 12. 100 yards girls relay race Pubfic"Schools, West Van. (Parent Teachers Association Challenge Trophy). 13. Diving, I metre-board. boys of West Van. under 15. 14. Diving, I metre-board, girls of West Van. under 16. (Troughton JI Barrow Cup) x15. Diving, I and 3 metre- board, B.C. Championship, ladies open event. x16. Diving, 3 and 6 metre- board, men's open event (B.C. E. Railway Challenge Cup). x17. 50 yards free style, men' open event. 18. 50 yards free style, ladies of IVest Van. (Morgan Trophy). x19. 200 yards, 4-men relay race, open to all affiliated clubs (I team from each club). x20. 200 yards, 4-ladies relay race, open to all affiliated clubs (I team from each club) (V, V. Vinson Challenge Cup). A negro, accused of ctcallug u chlck- cu, wac found uot guilty for want pf sufficient cvidcnech «Ycu are acquitted,a said the judge. The ucgtc's jaw dropped. «1Vhat dat mcau1 I gaiter bring back dc chick- en to EVERYBODY IS GOING TO VANCOUVER for the Canada Pacific Exhibition Coming of Age Brilliant Celebration From August 6 to 16 ~ The Air Glide -- Most sensational feature ever attempted. Great Stampede; Fanchon dl Marco Revue and Pageant. Caledonian Games; Provincial High School Olympiad International Sheep Dog Trials daily. Elks Flag Day--August 6. Sannie Transportation Co« Limited PASSENGER SCHEDULE THE WEST VAN NEWS GARDENING AT HsoLI.YBURY THHEIATRE "The Isle of Lost Ships" re- veals ocean wonders--0 marine hinterland of seawood; dead, fioating ships; marine scenes 8- bove and below the surface: shipwreck on a big liner snd drama in the Sargasso Sea, to- gether with 62 of the ugliest and toughest men obtainable in Cal- ifornia. An empire of ghost ves- sels with a strange population of castaways ruled over by a giant brute and with s law among them that every woman must choose s mate within 8 day. A tale of adventure, Romance, Love like you have never seen before. Altogether it is a very enter- taining picture. All talking. CLASSIFIED ADS IJIST--Rad UmbtcRa with mattkd handle, amber tips. Left on Wept Vauccuvct fatty. Phone West 54L %7LL LOOK AFTER CHII,DREV ~ftatuaoua at awu home. Phone West ZIO. FOR SAI.E--Tauuia Racquat ISlaxau- g.'r' Demon) 14 ax.. with press,AK Violin, with casa, aud very gwxi baw. 66.50. Phase West 242L FOR THE BEST SLABS aud lualdc Pit phoae Wast 2$0. FOR SALP Kawbaci iu good ccudi- iicn. Phone West 28L2. FOR SAI.E--Wpmcu'4 Dtccaaa, Costs, atc. Small size. Phoae West VSXS. COACHING for Supplamcutafc, Spec- laliica Latin aud Mathematics Terms madctaia. Phone Peggy Cat- nish, B.A« at West 4171 WANTED--Faut.. or. Fioc.. RcamcS Bungalow, modern, with furnace, for yacc touud. Apply West 282L FOUND--Silk Wrap cu Suuday. be- tween Duudatavc pier aud Marine Drive on 25th Sttctt. Phaua West 1$6. IVANTED TO RENT -- Futtdahcd Hpuaa in AmblcsMc. Phono, West 499L. FOR SALF Solmu Park, 3 acres aa road aud watctftcut. Summer camp, good spring wutat. Salmon Schiug, 8650 cash. Phase West 68, EXI'KRT grCMP BLO'WER. Eali- mates free Phone West 888 WILI DO Sicuagtaphy \Vatk atau- iuga. Nest work aud reasonable charges. Phone hVcat 68. WANTED TO RENT--Six mcsthc ct longer, fuBy modern futuiahcd house. Six or seven rooms. West of Duudatutc. Waterfront or near. Phone West 23SR evenings after 6 o'lock. FOR SALE--Empttc Range. Used 2 years, 730.00. Phone West 864Y. HOME GAS SYIVIPHONY ORCHESTRA "FLORAL HOUR" Sunday, August 3rd, 1930. CKWX 9:00 P.M. Selection "Blossom Time"'................................. Romberg «IVhispenng Flowers Blon (a) abIidst Flowers" (b) "Star Flovter Tree'c) Blue Lotus i....bVodeforde- Finden Trumpet Solo, "Spirit Flower" ...................... Tipton C .Haydn IVilliams Selections from abIartha« ...................................... Flotow «To a Water Lily" «To a IVild Rose" Macdowell Waltz, "Southern Roses" Strauss R.K.O. Orpheum Presentation. Two Ballads--"June Brought the Roses" ............. Openshsw "In a Cottage Small" Henley "There's No Gas Like Home" HOUSE WANTED--Wia pay gcpd rent with option rchsac for mcd- etu bungalow with baacmcuL furn- ace uud Itatagc; west cf 27th; wui- ctftcui preferred, but aat acacuiiak Excellent, care ptcpctty guatuulaatL Reply, Bax A, West Vau Ncwa. TIVO CARPE;Pl'KRS Waul Any Kind uf wcl'k. Raawulabla. Papua Waul 294 R. FOR MOVING cud BUILDING SUP- FI.IKS, Phone West 11 or Bccidcnac Phana West 8SSIL FOUNDATION CEMENT WORK-- Landscaping aud Luwuc ICM. Rack walla, drains, septic tanks, funding aud land clasping chimuayc sud futlmcca classed ~ sd tcpalted. Phone T. Burnett, tcaidcacc phase West 290R. SCHWEPPES LEMONADE CAN- ADA DRY GINGERALE sud aR the Gaud Brands pf Cigars ut Tbc Amblccidc Tca Racma FURS CLEANED, STORED or Ra- mcdclcd. Summat ptbma Hcllybuts Fut Stats, Kcitb Black, H40ybutn. CARPENTER sud Uphalatctct. Futu- iiutc tcpaitatL Linplcum aud Carpet wcrK Bawc Sled. Lcwu Mcwcta sbatpcncd. R. Kllic, Pbaua West 87. WEBB'8 SHOB BEPAIRS WEAR BEST--Duudatata. GARDENS--Dcclgucd cud laid cui. Otlgulal dcclguc Iu Lily uud Opus mental Pools, Rack snd Wall gard- ens. Lawns, Formal aud Rasa gard- ens. Rustic Work. Summer haucaa Crazy pavmg. R. J. Kyic, Phone West 4 IL PAINTIVG, DECORATIIIG,FRIBiCH Polishing, Catlcy, accidence Phoae West VIY. IF Vcu lutaud ic BuiM or Waul Ycat Hcucc Altered or Rcpuitcd, pbcuc Cclia Turner, buiMct. West 019IL FOR PLUbIBING REPAIRS -- Rcc Monte Phone West 241R. WATERFRONT LOT ca Beach at faut of 15th Street, 40 feet by 120 feet. Look this cvat aud mate su alter. Owners auxiauc ic sell Cash or ictluc. CHBAP BUILDLhG LOT au Eclpu- uihlt. Goad tdcw. Ccnvcuicut kuu- iipu, 6260 at 610 monthly. Papua Saymcut 1484 IL P. CLARK e CO. ESTATES LTD. or phone C. J. ARCHER, Wcci 226 GEO. HAY Real Estate and Insurance Notary Public Fire luautaucc -- Hasty tc Luau TAX SALE LOTS M06 Matiuc Drive Office Phone West 21 or Scy. 1260 Residence Phoae W. 82R or W. 204X Everybody Can bc. 394 tbc The largest and finest midway ever presented in Canada-- 26 rides, 12 shows and 100 games. Special engagement. Forty-two sections of the greatest exhibits; Livestock, Agri- culture, industry represented in all ito branches. If you want reservations at the coast write the Exhibition Manager. This will be the greatest show ever staged in West- ern Canada. WALTEII LEEK, President JOHN K. MATHESON, General Manager. Special Reduced Ticket Prices in the Advance Sale -- Three g ) for One Dollar, which entitles you to participation in award of three wonderfui automobiles, radios and orthophonics snd Air Gliders. Get your tickets at once by mail or personally from Exhibition Offices, Hastings Park, Vancouver, B. C. 1930 Bowen Island-Horseshoe Bay FERRY Eltccittc July Iai Ia Sept. ICL Fatca 25 Cents DAILY Lou«lug La at lug BO'iVKN HORSESHOE ISLAND BAY sno A. M. Iollo A. nl. 12:30 I'. bl. 12:45 P. M. 3:20 " 4:00 SISO 1 leo 8 I30 9I40 SUNDAYS aud HOLIDAYS Iwavlag La at lug BOWKN HORSFNHOE ISI.AND BAY 9:$0 A. bl. Ioas A. bl. 11 ISO 12leo Noon llso P.hL 2loo P.M. 2:30 3 leo S ISO 4 loo 5 Xio 5 ISO 8 15 7:46 8I16 0l45 one Spatial Ttlpc io any part ct Ha«a Scuad by uttcugomouL Phase Ra«au lalaad assist in the preservation of the forests of British Columbia from the ravages of fire, but not every- body does. Elaborate and far- reaching measures are being em. plowed to control the annual cut, but the general public can do the most to eliminate the annual waste. BE CAREFUL KVITH FIRE AT ALL TIDIES AND AND EVERYIhVHERE. PREVENT FOREST FIRES« YOU CAN HELP BRITISH COLUMBIA FOREST SERVICE