reoe
mm
t
Soles
arrived
F.figllih
Ilrown
OXFORDS
n'h
llm
new
Crepe
Sole
a
14
a
a
mlia
uadh
English
Brogue
Oxfords
nl
1
1
1
Kit
Shoe
in
llluck
ami
rnwll.
.Hill
The
Shoeman
Nel
HI.
llcgiH
Cafe
April
louse
Values
M
)!
in
llroadrlotli,
a
(I
new
Silk
urea."
-
r;
iim.T
han
ever
Iire
;cw
style.
IRIS
BRASSIERES.
VENUS
HOSIERY.
"DEMERS"
n
Rni
327.
Phnn
57.
Wheat
a.
!
Hread.
t:akes.
l.1'ne
baked
w.Mi
iveKoses
Flour
The
World's
Best.
Soil
Finish
1
Thrif-T-Service
Wet
Wash,
Three
Semlces,
one
of
men
win
exncity
nil
your
ah
day
needs.
I'hone
us
for
particulars.
i
&
.
nnnninn
L1
nam
1
1
n
II
I
a
1
1
.iir.niii
Laundry
Phone
8.
lerling
Furnace
COAL
Dllr4
In
Bulk,
At
$10.00
per
ton.
''
u
a
rry
tupprlor
ruroa-
"
H
litre
a
clean
hot
fir
iw
iillrHy
trrt
from
imi.
rlinki'm.
Blt.1
all..
tl......
...
.....
"'ni
plants
in
iiw
city
r
ww
lflfreil
III
9rk.
At
912.50
per
ton.
re
i
Mo
ArrnH
for
llw
ranwiu
ADYSMITH.WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
lice
lluperl
Coal
Co.
nii
netti
cntrl.
hn
IS
GYRO
DINNER
DOCTOR'S
PRESCRIPTION
TO
ROTARIANS
rivcc
ninrir
dei
iec
roniw
Members
of
Older
Club
Quests
of
Younger
Men
at
St.
Regis
Last
Evening
INTERESTING
TIME
'Value
of
Closer
Co-operation
Is
Emphasized
by
Speakers
and
Work
Outlined
Prince.
ltuM'H'n
w
service
Hub
liai
the
first
get
together
lai
nielli
when
I
lie
(iyni
i:iu(
bad
llu;
Holariaus
a
their
gue!
hi
llifir
regular
.
iiMiulhly
open
meeting,
'
Tin-re
wan
a
large
at.
tendance
from
olli
organization
ami
Jlie
affair
wax
n
inot
rnthii.
hialic
one,
many
expreions
if
the
neceily
for
clner
eo-opera-
"itio
liclwcen
the
Iwo
roiiiHimiily
M-rvit'ti,jtiil
befog
voiced.
I
Milton
ininzale,
president
nf
Hlii
f!yro
Chili,
wan
In
Ihe
chair
jam!
beside
him
were
scaled
he
pn'i.eiil
of
I
li
Miliary
Club.
Ilev.
Ir
Hugh
It.
C.ratil.
ami
the
pres-i
ilMit
ff-.
r.
W.
T.
Kergtn.
Afier
llu-
banquet
Inhle
had
been
lone
full
jtilire
In,
there
was
a
propriirn
of.
spceche.
(nii
ami
'iinntiiiily
inglng.
'
Visitors
Welcomed
President
(ioiialee
i.
vn.
mlalii
i-
put
to
icooil
ue
in
Mrinee
lluperl.
U1TJUJ
yUlllV
iUililLil
inum
INDIGESTION
OR
NO
COST
In
Mm
Spring
your
liver
become
sluggish
ami
your
bowels
Hogged.
Tlif
result
I
intestinal
poisoning!
When
warmer
wenlher
strikes,
many
suffer
frequently
with
attack
of
indigestion,
heartburn,
heart
palplla-lion,
gas
and
sour
stomach,
headaches,
roaleil
tongue,
hail
taste,
bilinusnesii
am
such
symptom.
Cleanse
ami
lone,
your
liver
anl
bowel
with
Dr.
Tharher's
IHreHor
JoeUreer
of
Ihe
flyro
A
hill
for
Ihe
i-realion
or
a
skins
Cloli
eiilarjin)
on
Ihe
oipe
nf
en-
spirial
fund
in
Ihe
Feileral
IDIand
iiiiniiripal
Rtivernmenl
which
hejll
provide.,
also,
after
all
'lfliiir-il
as
llii
"ue
tte
nbue
nl.iif
ni'
have
lieen
liaid
and
Iii-anlifyinit
the
elly
and
nrpetl
H'jnjiress
asembled.
Mial
Itolary,
and
rtyro
inlm
well
'heroine
leader
in
a
movement
to
till
at
end.
Piy.idrnt
Dr.
II.
It.
Oraftl
of
Hie
linlary
Club
referred
lo
Hie
ex
the
ir..nimuiity
funtl
by
political!
vflrioiis
olher
Hiinps
ihwe
a
lanmleurs."
He
predieled
I
ha
I
:auihorinl
by
the
bill.:
if
any
the
commission
yslem
,
would
nwiey
remain.,
it
shall
be
cover.
siHin
rejdare
the
prent
plan
offed
Into
Ih
Alaka
fwnd
for
the
mutiiripal
jniverntnenl.
jbenefil
of
the
Terrilory,
;
Beautify
City
The
text
of
Mm
measure
fl-
i
!jro
A.
It,
llollhy
spoke
briefly
Jw:
jam!
Dire-'.nr
J.
V.
Xlfholls
of
the
j
Itolary
Club
was
raited
upon.
He
mdiniied
Ihe
necessity
for
Me
N
enarled
by
Hie
Senate
and
Hnu
f
Hepresenlallves
of
Ihe
t'niled
States
of
Atnern
in
Pribllof
Island
Fund
"That
Ihe
proceed
received
from
Hie
sale
of
for--e.il
ami
f'x
skins
am)
olher
product
from
Ihe
I'rilHlof
Islands,
Alaska,
be
main
objeHs
nf
notary'
endeavor
reserved
and
sel
nide
a
a
sperial
bovs
work,
bii.ltie
ellilrs
and
fund
in
Ihe
Treasury
lo
be
known
niifi-.uitioiml
mioilwill
-
dealinit;as
the
'iTibilof
Island
Fund'
In,
imore
iiartlcularl.v
wilh
Hie
ll
te
apirMiriaieii
inim
time
ume
lo
m
menflnne.rtnpie.
'lime
by
Congress
for
the
ex-
(iyro
(i.
II
.Harton
f
VinniMir!pn,es
of
the
imparuneni
ni
told
of
the
work
Hie
Hyro
Cliih.lUimmerre
in
pndecliuir
and
de-was
doiiijr
In
Hip-Wlnnipec
Met-
velopinir
the
fnr-.eal
fisheries
iropolU
ami
Ihe
sucses
llfal
had
and
the
ralsimr
rtf
foxe.
includ-
'altendeil
the
Join!
efforts
of
Ihe.inp
Ihe.
furnishiiiR
of
food,
fuel.
ifour
sinice
clubs
there
Ihrouph
Water,
rlulhin?.
and
other
neces-ibe
social
service
eounril.
Tae
-rie,
of
life
lo
the
natives
of
the
day,
he
said,
bad
become
a
nui-
I'rlhilof
Islands
nf
Alaska:
Iran,
aure
in
Winnipeg
and
had
finally
,porati"
of
supplies
lo
and
dieen
abolished,
Ihe
soelal
service
Twin
Ihe
ilantl:
expense
ir
l
oiincil
havintr
Inken
over
the
rc-
tmvel
or
aitenls
and
olher
enu
pnnsiliilily
for
raisiiifc
fund
for
ployee.
and
subsislence
while
nivdy
inljliillons.
n
hj,
i-damls:
the
purchase,
.
fJyro
Viee-reidenl
S.
K
hire,
and
mainleiiance
of
ves-
iCamtibell
conlrlbnled
lo
the
pro-
sols:
eonslruelioiv
of
liuildinp:
Sctnt
w'BRASS"
cfVtrntr
Brei.Preducttox?
SIiowiiKf
Toniglit
at
lliu
AVosthoIme
'i
ticalro.
Nature
put
stomach
,in
condition,
tone
your
lired
nerves,
brace
up
your
entire
syslem
ami
send
purer
anil
healthier
hlooil
rnurs.
irig
through
your
ve)ns.
Notice
lite
quick
difference,.
in
tin
way
you
look,
cat,
sleep
ami
feel.
You,
loo,
will
be
satisfied,-
a
other
have,
or
no
cost.
Dr.
Tharbcr's
Liver
anil
Wood
Syrup
I
sold
ami
recommended
hy
Orme
Ltd.,
jo
Prince
llu
pert
arm
ny
leaning
iruxsMi
in
every
l.ivr
and
Wood
Syrup.
Help
cily
anil
town
ifrain
wilh
a
voral
solo,
"If
construction
ami
repair
of
roads;
Winter
Comes."
Oyro
W.:lhe
expansion
of
by-products
Vaughan
Davie
was
accompanist
plants;
construction
anil
main-of
the
evening.
lenance
of
cohl
storage
planls;
Vote
of
Thanks
the
development,
construction
A
vole
of
thanks
was
proposed
anil
maintenance
of
adequate
ly
Past
('resident
of
Itolary
T.
II.
waterworks
plant;
and
for
all
Jnliuiiii
and
wa
Mvonded
hy
etciise
necessry
lo
carry
out
Thomas
MrClymont.
It
was
rar-
the
provisions
of
Hie
Act
entitled
riei
'Hlliuiatlfally
wilh
the
n
Act
In
protect
the
seal
fish,
slnirintr
of
"For
They
Are
Jolly
cries
of
Alaska,
and
for
olher
(iiMi.i
Fellow."
and
the
pivinK
of
purposes,"
approvail
April
21,
iiirei
eiieer
ror
tiie
iyro.
I
lie
tain;
anil
any
Palance.
or
any!
welcomed
siiunnjt
l
Hie
National
Anlhem
pari
Ihereof,
remaininK
in
that
lh-
Notary
visitors
ami
outlined,
bo'iuzlii
Hm'
hanquet
lo
a
close.
'briefly
the
lil.tiiry
of
the
(iyro
jiUub
showioK
how
its
ideal
am
jiihjiTts
werr
largely
similar
t
,iii
of
linlary-
ividenl-elei
V.
T.
Kerttin
"f
Ihe
Itolary
Club
replied
and
'xpamliNl
on
(he
idea
of
comtiHi-
lllly
fenfire.
He
SllIKe(et
Dial
STATES
MAKES
SEALING
PLANS
fund.
not
needed
for
atmve
pur-jpoei,
shall
be
covered
annually
jinlo
the
Alaska
fund
crealed
by
jlhe
Act
approvail
January
2",
11905,
Ointtress
'
may
diret.
"Sec.
2.
That
nothing
in
this
Act
hall
be
rnrwlrued
lo
prevent
Ihe
payments
to
fJreat
Itrilain
and
Julian
from
the
nrni-CpiU
nf
a1
i.mblnM
efforts
of
rtolary
andjt
Aside
Money
Accruing
FronVnf
seaNkins
of
any
anxmnl
due
Slaughter
at
Pribllof
Islands
;lhoe
pineriimenls
from
sales
of
ilheir
respective
shares
of
seal-
laken
al
Ihe
I'ribilof
r
for
payment
from
the
leavor
lliat
was
offered
such
ur-jTpeasirry
out
of
lite
ret.Hiue
ar-froceeds
of
sale
of
fur-seal
and
uatiiiatinn
a
!vro
and
Itolary
ieruina
bi
the
United
Stales
fromjfor
fox
fkins
of
expense
for
and
iMriiiled
to
Mie
iitvaliMble
a-
Ihe
sealing
lndiilo-
,n
I"
il-ed
taking,
handling,
chrlns.
Irans
ei
llu
I
they
had
beme
lo
nil.
by
Hi
leprlfiieiil
of
lUimnieree
jiorlins.
dressing,
dyeint:
and
nw-
ominunilies
iu
which
Uiy
were
lo
defray
its
xiwiis
in.handling
chininsr
ami
i.ellinu
of
such
!e-iaililiTCl.
;tle
seal
herd
and
raisiri?
foxes.!kins.
Treasurer
Swrt:e
Itnrie
of
Ihejele..
was
pafet
by
Ihe
Senate;
"See.
3.
Thai
this
VI
Itolary
'Hub.
after
prefacing
hi
jseveral
days
aim
and
i
nowjlake
effect
and
bein
fopc
remarks
ill
a
very
InimoriHi
vein.
iti-all
briefly
with
Hie
topi:
of
awnftinir
arlkm,
in
Ihe
House,
ac
cord
ins
lo
advices
received
here.
ami
arier
July
I.
l'J2t.
OBJECTS
TO
MENTION
BIG
INTERESTS
IN
shall
from
ALASKAN
TERRITORY
Juneau
Paper
Says
There
Are
Not
Any
Worth
Mention
In
Country
Today
The
radii-als
who
are
In
win
eleetions
in
Alaska
by
enlerinp
Ihe
Hepuhtican
primary
and
sweepjn?
Ihe
Itepublicans
off
their
feet
by
aulizin?
the
Indian
vote
en
bloc
roiilcm!
that
they
represent
Hie
people
and
that
un-ainl
tliem
are
the
"Hi?
In-lcrct"
capital
lctlers
are
al-w&ys
ueit.
Mr.
Sulherland
ha
aid
thai
Hie
movement
fur
the
iliviion
of
(he
Territory
was
spoiiMired
by
the
"His
Inlercsls,"
and
that
Mayor
(iobllein
and
the
City
Council
nf
Juneau
represent
Hie
"llisr
Interests."
The
fact
is
that
Hie
"Hip
Interests"
in
Alaska
are
nlnm!
a
scarce
a
lien's
teeth.
A
well
known
Ala.kan
said
not
many
year
asro
that
he
bad
never
been
In
a
country
where
then'
were
so
few
rich
people
a
then
are
iu
Alaska
or
so
few
that
are
poor.
There
nre
some
capilnlisls
on
Hie
Outside
wlo
are
'interested
in
,M.ikii
in
her
mining
and
fishlnp.
Mud
of
those
entriiRCil
in
the
fishinp
industry
nre
broke,
however,
and
doinir
business
at
the
mercy
of
their
creditors.
They
have
taken
very
little
part
in
Alaska
politic
since
Jhe
Orr-W'ickershnm
conl'csl
nf
1910
unles
putting
up
liberally
for
Ihe
maintenance
of
newspapers
which
have
supported
Delegate
Sulherland
and
his
political
as-siicialen
may
be
called
pnrllcipa-liou
in
politics.
The
nire
conservative
element
in
Aaka
is
not
a
"lliu
Interest"
element
nt
all.
It
is
composed
moly
of
wave
and
salary
worker,
buiness
men
"small
huU
nes
men,"
Ihey
would
call
Ihem
iu
Ihe
States
and
those
en-irntu'd
in
smnll
Industries
of
one
sort
ami
another
and
Ihe
profes.
sions
.
They
are,
for
Hie
most
pari,
the
families
of
the
country
lhMt
who
live
in
II,
raise
their
families
here
and
send
them
to
Ihe
local
schools
and
support
Ihe
churches
and
olher
iiiNtllulion.
of
civilliution.
There
linve
been
five
Territorial
political
campaign
since
Ihe
establishment
of
Tho
Kmpire
In
litis
city,
ami
In
nil
of.
Ihem
the
funds
for
Ilia
campaigns
agaiiut
(be
clement
icWcsented
PROCLAMATION
HYNfi
OF
VI
MY
L.H.
CANADA
OKfinC.i:
Till:
FIFTH,
by
the
firace
of
Cod,
of
the
IJniled
Kinscdom
of
fireal
Hriiain
and
Ireland,
and
of
the
Hritish
Dominions
Ix-yond
the
Seas,
KINO,
Defender
of
the
Failh,
Kmperor
of
India.
To
all
lo
whom
Jhese,
Presents
shall
oome,
or
whom
Ihe
same
may
in
anywise
concern.
C.riF.KTlNO:
A
PROCLAMATION
V..
L.
NFWCOMHK,
Deputy
Minister
of
Justice,
Canada
XVJIKItKAS
Ihe
protection
and
perpetuation
"
of
our
forests
are
vital
for
the
continued
industrial
welfare
and
national
strength
ol
Canada
and
to
its
individual
health,
comfort
and
prosperity;
And
Whereas
it
is
shown
by
the
statistics
of
Ihe
several
forest
aulhnriiie
of
the
Dominion
that
the
forest
resources
have
suffered
enormous-Josses
through
Ihe
occurrence
nf
forest
fires
and
that
the
loss
through
such
fires
has
far
exceeded
in
amount
Ihe
depletion
in
timber
wealth
through
legitimate
cutting
operations;
And
Whereas
Our
Dominion
is
recognized
as
the
main
source
pf
supply
of
coniferous
limber
wjlhin
Our
Kmpire
and
It
is
essential
thai,
if
Canada
is
to
retain
and
develop
her
position,
as
an
exporter
of
forest
products,
the
unnecessary
losses
through
forest
fires
mud
be
curtailed:
And
Whereas
in
many
case
forest
fires
have
resulted
in
disastrous
loss
of
life;
nd
of
valuable
properly
other,
than
timber
weal
lb;
And
Whereas
apart
from
direct
loss
through
the
agency
of
fire,
the
vitality
of
Ihe
forest
is
thereby
seriously
impaired,
thus
rendering
it
unduly
susceptible
lo
attack
by
insect
and
fungus
pests;
And
Whereas
foret
fires
disturb
Ihe
equilibrium
of
stream
flow,
lower
Hie
water
table,
and
frequently
give
rise
lo
serious
erosive
effects;
And
Whereas
the
great
majority
of
forest
fire.
are
entirely
attributable
In
inexcusable
neglect
or
ignorance,
and
arc
therefore
preventable,
and
the
exercise
of
reaonahle
Prudence
and
proper
carefulness
on
the
part
of
re-ponihle
individuals
would
reduce
the
timber
loe
by
fire
in
Canada
lo
small
proportions;
Ami
Wberea
it
I
desirable
that
the
attention
of
ihe
public
tie
directed
to
the
extent
and
underlying
causes
of
the
preventable
loss
of
life
and
properly
by
fire
and
to
the
best
and
most
practicable
means
for
its
control
and
lliat
a
specific
period
of
the
year
be
set
apart
and
proerly
designated
for
the
dissemination
of
such
information;
Now
Know
Ye
that
We,
by
and
with
Ihe
advice
of
Our
Privy
Council
for
Canada,
have
thought
fit
to
appoint
and
"do
appoint
the
week
commencing
Sunday,
Ihe
twenly-sevenlh
by
Delegate
Sulherland.
for
in
stance,
were
raised
through
small
personal
contributions
from
numerous-
residents
most
of
them
pioneers
of
the
lerrilnry
and
practically
all
of
Ihem
if.
indeed,
not
all
in
no
wise
asso
ciated
with
"Dig
Interests."
CONTEMPORANEOUS
ARTISTS
STUDIED
Ladles'
Musical
Club
Dealt
Yes-terday
With
Lives
of
Mendelssohn
and
Tennyson
The
Ladies'
Musical
Club,
meeting
yesterday
nflernoon
at
Ihe
home
of
Miss,
M.
A.
Way,
Fiflli
Avenue
West,
studied
Ihe
careers
of
Felix
Mendelssohn
and
Alfred
Tennyson,
contemporaneous
composer
and
poet,
Mr.
P.
S.
Honney
read
a
paper
on
the
life
of
Mendelssohn
and
Miss
Way
one
on
the
life
of
Tennyson.
Mrs.
F.
P.
Kenny
played
Iwtt
piano
solos
from
MemlelssiMin
"Variation
Opus
82"
and
"Hondo
Caprircisio."
Mrs.
Honney
sang
Tennyson's
"Crossing
the
liar"
and
Mrs.
Donald
lloss
and
Mrs.
C,
Woodworlh,
a
vocal
duel.
"Sweel
and
Low."
HEART
WAS
SO
BAD
HAD
TO
SIT
UP
IN
BED
Mr.
O.
E.
flllirrriM,
IOC
Ro
SI,
St.
Thunm.
Onu
wrlle)
"Iu
Ui
fill
or
1991.
I
wat
Ukea
III
with
my
heart,
but
did
not
pay
imirh
attenlKsi
to
II,
I
kept
oil
lth
my
twusehultl
duties,
but
seeiiwtl
Iu
benuiM!
wor
im
worse,
and
Dually
linl
tu
call
In
ilm-tor.
lie
M
1
wa
all
ruit
duwn
and
a
tiervuii
wreck.
hd
evere
pain
my
rliel
wlik-b
wuultl
mhiv
over
bi
luy.
Iiearl
and.
It
be-ram
mi
bad
I
muld
tint
II
duwn,
a
wlH'ii
I
did
I
had
nidi
i
unsillierlm
leeltiit
I
would
have
to
ill
up
In
led
till
II
pirwd
away.
I
tried
reveral
remedies,
but
with
ly
lund
renult.
finally,
I
wan
Induced
t
try
Mllburn'
Heart
mt
.Nerve
rills.
I
took
1
bote,
and
I
am
now
as
well
n
I
wit
30
year
ato,
and
I
am
now
tl
year
old."
Nllburn'a
Heart
soil
Mm
rilU
sre
&0c
a
box
at
all
drntriM
or
dedern.
or
milled
dlreet
on
receipt
of
rlc
by
Tb
T.
Mil.
burn
Co,
tuntled.
Toronto,
Oat.
day
of
April
and
ending
on
Saturday,
the
third
day
of
My
in
thi?
present
year
as
"Save
the
Forest
Week,"
during
which
period
the
citizen
of
Our
Dominion
shall
be
entreated
earnestly
to
consider
Ihe
facts
hereinbefore
set
out,
to
give
careful
heed
to
information
disseminated
by
the
various
forest
protective
agencies,
and
In
particular
lo
aet
upon
the
following
suggestions;,
1
That
settlers
and
others
engaged
in
the
clearing
of
land
should
fully
observe
the
fire
laws
of
the
Dominion
and
of
the
province,
which
laws
have
been
enacted
for
their
protection,
as
well
as
for
the
preservation
of
Our
timber
resources:
2
That
at
this
time
of
Ihe
year,
when
thous
ands
are
looking
forward
lo
spending
their
summer
vacations
in
the-woods,
all
should
take
cognizance
of
the
fact
that
Ihe
camp-fire,
which
is
one
of
the
mod
pleasant.
and
valuable
adjuncts
to
camp
life,
may,
if
neglected,
easily
result
in
disaster;
and
that
to
prevent
repetition
of
u?h
losses
as
lavj
been
annually
sus-.
,
laincd
from
Ibis
cause,
all
persons
should
familiarize
themselves
with
(he
proper
,
methods
of
building,
using
and
extinguishing
such
fires;'
3
That
logger,
saw-mill
operators
ami
others
interested
in
timlier
operations
should
see
that
all
equipment
and
appliances
designed
to
prevent
Ihe
origin
or
spread
of
fires
shall
bt
overhauled
and
placed
in
a
state
of
thorough
repair;'
that
such
persons
should
review
willi
cace
the
fire
protection
requirements
of
the
legislation
under
which
they
operate;
and
that
they
should
see
that
all
employees
working
under
their
direclion
are
properly
instructed
as
lo
the
danger
of
fire.
.
Of
all
which
Our
Loving
Subjects
and
all
others
whom
these
presents
may
concern
are
hereby
required
lo
take
nnliee
and
lo
govern
themselves
accordingly.
In
Testimony
Whereof,
We
have
eaued
these
Our
Letters
lo
be
made
Patent
and
the
Oreat
Seal
of
Canada
to
be
hereunto
affixed
Witness
Our
Right
Trusty
and
Well-belov'ed
Julian
Hedwortli
Oeorge,
Baron
Hyng
of
Vimy,
General
on
Ihe
Retired
List
and
in
the
Reserve
of
Officers
of
Our
Army,
Knight
Orand
Cross
of
Our
Most
'H6n0urable
Order
of
Ihe
Bath.
Knight
Orand
Cross
of
Our
Most
Distinguished
Order.
of
Saint
Michael
and
Saint
Oeore,
Member
of
Our
Royal.
Victorian
Order,
Opverhnr
Oeneral
and
Commander-in-Chief
of;
f)fir
Dominion
of
Canada.
'
At
Our
Overnment
House,
In
Our
City
of
Ottawa.
Hji
twenty-eighth
day
of
February,
in
Ihe
year
of
Our
Lord
one
thousand
miie
hundred
and
twenty-four,
and
in
Ihe
fnurT
leenlh
year
of
Our
fleign.
Ry
Command,
THOMAS
MCLVKY,
Under-Secretary
of
Sdale,-
PRIZE
ESSAY
CONTEST
PLAN
Radio
Outfit
and
Other
ValuabU
Prizes
for
Children
Under
Sixteen
Following
is
the
complete
plans
for
Ihe
essay
competition,
announcement
of
which
was
made
yesterday:
1
The
subject
of
the
essay
is
to
be
the
proclamation
designating
Ihe
week
April
27
to
May
3
to
work
off
dry
battery.
(3j
One
pair
telephones?
and
'plug.
it)
A
and
H
batteries.
(5)
Complete
antenna.,
equipment.
,
V
(6j
Necessary
iwire
.
for-connecting
up
set.
i
(2
Twentyrfive
dollar's
in
'
cash.
i
(3)
Ten'
dollars
In
cash.
Honorable
mention
Five
prizes
of
five
dollars
cash
apiece.
It
The
essay
winning
first
prize
shall
be
forwarded
by
the'
jnewspaper
lo
the
Acting
Diredor
m
,i
,v
.
T
r
,
o
.
r
as
"Save
Ihe
Fnrpst
Week,"
or
of
the
Dominion
Forest
Service,
any
point
relating
to
forest
fire
Department
of
Hie
Interior,
Ot-prevrntion,
dealt
with
in
surh
tawa,
who
will
judge
it
in
com-proclamatinn.
(petition
wilh
other
first
prize
es-
2
The
essay
not
lo
exceed
snys
to
be
received
by
him
from
fivn
hundred
wonts
in
length
3
The
essay
may
be
written
j
either
in
Knglish
or
French.
j
I
The
essay
is
lo
lie
in
the
contestant's
own
handwriting,
and
to
be
written
on
one
side
of
the
paper
only.
5
The
.contest
Is
restricted
to
children
under
sixteen
years
of
age.
C
Each
essay
must
be
accompanied
by
a
certificate
of
a
7
Neither
the
name
nor
(
any
other
mark
of
identification
of
the
contestant
shall
appear
on
Hie
essay,
but
each
essay
must
be
accompanied
by
a
separate
sheet
on
which
is
legibly
written
Ihe
conleslant,sa
name
and
address
in
full,
and
school,
if
any,
8
No
person
shall
be
eligible
to
receive
more
than
one
prize.
nor
to
enter
moro
tiiait
oue
newspaper
competition.
tf
Tlie
competition
will
closi
al
twelve
midnight
"u
May
3,
192.
The
Prist
10
The
prizes
for
the
com.
petition
are
as
follows:
(I
Radio
Sel
A
receiving
outfit
to
consist
of
(I
)
Regenerative
Inner
wilh
detector
and
two
stage
audio
frequency
amplifier;
(2)
Complete,
set
of
lubes
similar
contests
all
over
Canada.
Central
Competition
12
The
Weling
Director
of
Forestry
will
award
the
grand
prize
for
the
best
essay
received
from
all
Canada.
13
The
grand
prize
will
also
be
a
radio
set,
as
follows:
Receiving
outfit
to
consist
ofr-r;
ll)
One
tuner,
detector
and
amplifier
unit
comprising
not
less,
than
two
stages
radio
frequency
amplification
detector,
and
two
stages
audio
frequency
amplification.
(2)
One
pair
telephones
and
Plug.
(3)
One
loud
speaker.
(1)
Necessary
A
and
B
bal
leries.'
(5)
Complete
antenna
equip-,
menu
(8)
Necessary
wire
for
connecting
"
up
set,
-
1
1
-
The
contestant
winning
the
grand
prize
must
return
his
local
first
prize
in
good
condition
to
the
newspaper
which
awardet
it.
The
newspaper
will
thereupon
deliver
lo
him
Ihe
grand
prize.
15
The
local
first
prize
r
re
turned
will
be
delivered
by
the
newspaper
lo
Hie
contestant
winning
the
seennd
prize
In
lh'Moc,al'
'
'
compelillon,
.
,
1