IS
You
jnarried
him
for
better
or
worse
ami
made
up
your
mind
that
you
would
slick
with
him
through
sunshine
and
storm
and
help
turn
make
linlli
ends
meet
and
darn
the
hose
and
look
afler
the
children
and
every.
Iliinff.
Hut
you
didn't
promise
to
he
n
washing
machine.
NVe'vo
got
'em
for
nale.
Call
and
see
the
New
Savage
Washer
and
Dryer.
"A
Demonstration
Is
a
Revelation."
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
The
Handy
Andy
Store.
Hardware
and
Sporting
Goods
C08
3rd
Ave.
Phono
3
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
r
i
n
l
tasieni
uanaaa
United
Slates
Triangle
Tour
to
EDMONTON
and
CALGARY.
One
way
via
Vancouver.
Write
or
nail
:
City
Ticket
Office,
628
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
We
have
too
many
Sum
mer
Suts
on
hand
will
clear
at
cost
Come
arid
look
them
over.
"DFMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
I'llmli.a
I
.
m
n
H
m
llllll
t
J
-
Dalltarad
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
This
U
a
virv
nirwrlnr
hirnire
mitMilv
frc.
fMim
innl
rlinbar.
l.l.
.tul
.It...
Di.ni.
r
ta
l.rtpouff
I'HIHP
Monl.
In
iI.a
..If.t
m
fa
nnu'
1'ioiiia
III
.11.7
v.hJ
in."
STERLiMn
sTfiur
nnti
Delivered.
In
Sarks,
At
$12.50
per
ton.
o
re
iho
Artnts
for
tlie
Famous
I
nnvtuivu
nii.1
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Runert
Coal
Go.
Mat.
'
.
.
.
"-n
uiiicu
moui
ctnirai.
pnon
IB
HIGH
SCHOOL
GIRL'S
ESSAY
Recent
Competition
There
have
been
ninelv-sevpn
more
than
that.
We
may
expect
nt
see.
even
more
this
year.
If!
Mil
rulhless,
lerrihle
destruction
goes
on,
we
will
soon
have
no
forests
left;
we
will
lose
our
high
rank
in
the,
world
as
a
producer
of
limher;
we
will
have
more
un
employed
men,
more
waste
land,
ani
less
iicaumul
scenery
than
any
other
country
in
Iho
New
World.
There
are
many
different
causes
of
forest
fires;
the
most,
important
hejng
carelessness
of
smokers
and
cauiH'rs.
Ily
dropping
Ihe
lighted
sluhs
of
cigar-
eiies,
a
Human
lieing
may
de-
fires
which
burn
so
fast
and
furl
ously
thai
they
sweep
(he
tallest
trees
before
litem
like
match
wood.
Far
Reaching
'Effects
One
can
hardly
imagine
how
far
reaching
are
the
effects
of
forest
fires.
They
cause
poverty
amopg
the
Ingpers
and
woods
men;
they
spell
failure
and
wrelchedness
to
the
farmers:
by
destroying
farms
they
destroy
farm
produce
thereby
raising
the
prices
of
produce
in
towns
ami
cities.
They
destroy
valuable
fur-benring
animals,
the
loss
of
which,
amounted
in
15)22
lo
$3,-000,000;
they
are
the
causes
of
many
terrible
floods;
Ilny
destroy
Ihe
scenic
beauty
of
the
country,
losing
n
that
country
its
tourist,
trade,
a
large
source
of
capital.
Kvery
man,
woman
and
child
In
our
great
Dominion
of
Canada
can
and
should
help
lo
prevent
this
terrible,
destructive
demon,
which
haunts
the
smallest
town's
park
and
the
huge,
wide
expanse
of
forests
which
are
to
he
found
everywhere
in
the
western
provinces
of
Canada.
Will
the
hundred
thousand
Indemnity
to
the
soldiers'
families
in
Ihe
Fraser
valley
help
prevent
this
awful
scourge?
N'o.
A
thousand
limes
.Vol
Not
till
every
man,
woman
and
child
in
Canada
is
willing
and
ready
to
do
all
he
or
she
can
lo
help
Ihe
government
and
the
forest
rangers
in
their
uphill
work
will
we
even
begin
lo
gel
stnrled
to
overthrow
the
encunVi!
brance
and
the
drain
which
is
prevalent
in
Canada.
We
ran
help
ourselves
when
we
make
camp
fires,
hy
putting
out
nny
lo
help
In
this
great
work
which
freshly
mxed
jyusjai
v
i
-1
Unnl
slices
of
k-XrttT,
...i
UU
Ldi
bread
and
butttrl
Kit
for
:
the
hum
more
uiB
tf
Caimans
Mil
II
I
HUM:
V
we
have
In
perform,
and
may,
we
in
Hiii
way
soon
he
able
to
reduce
lhe
number
of
forest
fires
in
Hritisli
Columbia
and
all
the
other
plnceii
where
forest
firej
have
lakon
hold,
lo
nil.
So
here's
Alice
Plllahurv
RM.i..rf
u-
I'"
u'e
roren
anPPr
nI
.tan.i
m.
m..i-
..
.
r"
.Canada
and
to
ever
ho
is
nrededl
fon-sl
fires
in
Hrilisl.
Columhia'iTince
...
i
i..
ii.
i-
.
..in
,
..
his
snrresa
wher.
'Nolo
The
forpgoing
essay,
(Written
hy
Alice
I'illslmry
of
the
i1
.Prince
r"e
Uiiperl
High
School,
was
...v
....
"""
'""
given
bonorable
menlio,,
standing
'.
in
Ihe
recent
provincial
forest
Z
come
hundred
n
Li
If
Li
fires
T
in
I
,.
lie
cool
aUTl
i
weather,
m,e,ranc,
essay
competition.)
'
now
many
will
(here
he
during
Ihe
hot
weather?
In
the
year
1022
there
were
two
thousand
five
hundred
and
"ninely-or.e
fires:
during
1923
there
were
many
SCHOOL
BOARD
TO
ADVOCATE
MEANS
PREVENTING
GOITRE
llie
report
of
Dr.
II.
K.
Tre-
mayne,
school
medical
officer.
was
read
at
Ihe
meeting
of
the
school
hoard
last
nighl.
The
re
port
slated
that
the
winter
attendance
had
heen
greatly
re
duced
as
Ihe
result
of
t
lie
measles
epidemic.
I
Miring
the
epidemic,
300
pupils
had
heen
vaccinated
wilh
gooil
results.
Two
cases
of
modified
smallpox
were
also
re
ported.
The
report
slated
thai
several
pupils
were
suffering
from
goitre
ami
advocated
Ihe
taking
of
iodine
in
prescribed
stroy
hundreds
of
thousands
of
nuantltlM.
W.
K,
Williams
was
acrps
of
valuable
land,
millions
of
feel
of
lumher,
and
-worst
of
all
Ihe
lives
of
hundreds
and
hundreds
of
(icul's
animals.
Some
few
fires
are
caused
hy
flying
sparks
from
engines;
a
small
number
hy
spontaneous
combos
lion
or
by
lightning;
and
a
great
many
by
fires
made
by
seniors
while
clearing
their
lands.
J'oresl
fire,
may
be
divided
in
to
three
classes,
surface
fires,
ground
fires
and
crown
fires
.surface
fires
are
those
which
burn
long
grass,
weeds,
windfalls,
etc.
(irouiid
fires
burn
layers
and
layers
of
humus,
which
have
been
laid
down
through
hundreds
of
years,
Ihus
destroying
valuable
farming
land.
Crown
fires
are
of
the
opinion
Ihal.the
mallpr
of
goiire
prevention.
was
nf
trreal
public
interest
and
advocated
the
publishing
of
articles
along
sue)
lines
in
the
local
press.
Afler
discussion
it
was
decided
that
Ihe
school
board
would
'carry
out
the
suggestion
H-w.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Piince
Rupert
July
11,
1914.
Mrs.
lloldt
Jennings
returned
on
the
Princess
llealrice
last
evening
from
a
trip
lo
Uella
Coola.
Stanley
Long,
formerly
mana
per,
of
the
Union
Hank
here,
has
recently
made
quite
a
slake
in
Calgary.
He
owned
a
block
of
land
adjoining
the
Dingman
properly
ami
sold
it
at
a
big
figure.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
fi.
de.Mtissey
returned
this
morning
afler
several
weeks
absence.
Huibling
permits
for
the
new
school
and
new
exhibition
hall
are
being
issued.
They
total
$20,000.
D.
H.
HARTNESS
AND
MISS
MILLS
GIVEN
PRINCIPAL-SHIPS
BY
SCHOOL
BOARD;
OTHER
APPOINTMENTS
(continued
from
page
one)
toria;
Miss
Klva
I.
Homer,
Van
couver;
r.
ll.
lloadley,
Wilson
Creek,
H.C.;
Marion
H.
Henderson,
.New
Westminster;
Phoebe
K,
lleddis,
Vancouver;
Miss
O.
II.
Carlson,
Kmlerby;
II.
D.
Stafford,
Jean
Hell,
Miss
fi.
M.
Cruick-
shank,
Hazel
l).
Jones,
Miss
Hrookie
Sutherland,
Vancouver;
Albert
S.
Whitelpy,
Victoria;
Miss
K,
Knight,
Margaret
O'.Neil,
Van
couver;
.Nellie
Malnlt,
Chiltiwack;
Irene
Payne,
.Miss
I.
D.
Freeman,
Vancouver;
J.
F.vrrett
Drown,
Jack
Fourncre,
Victoria;
Helen
Sanson,
Myrn
W.
Lang,
Vancouver;
Jean
D.
Coldwell,
Summer-land;
Kva
Carolyn
Curnew,
Vancouver;
Vivian
I.,
dray,
Kvelyn
P.
(Jrnssie,
Duncan,
D.C.;
Harry
V.
Orayslon,
Vancouver;
Marion
G.
Miller,
Port
F.sslngton;
Dorothy
Carmichael.
.New
Westminster:
fire
we
see,
and
if
not
able
In
do
Miss
K.
Fowdrey.
Lynn
Creek:
so.
lo
report
il
lo
Ihe
right
per-
Laura
J.
Ford,
New
Westminster;
son.
Let
everyone
In
Canada
be
oilve
K.
McArlhur,
S.
Vancouver;
a
forest
ranger
eager
and
ready.
L,.a
h.
j.
llnlitenny.
Chilliwatk;
Constance
fi.
Davy,
New
West
minsler;
Miss
Klise
Hanson,
Princeton;
Darbara
M.
Johnstone,
Vancouver!
Isabel
Piltendrigh,
jCliffe,
fiourtenay;
Kthel
Margaret
ifiurnew,
Vancouver;
Clara
M.
,
Wilson,
West
Vancouver;
Marion
fi.
Mcllnstle,
Khurne;
J.
Mary
jSm'ilh,
Cumberland;
Dorrfthy
Shuttleworth,
New
Westminstqrj
Victor
O.
Wilkman,
Klizaboth
Wilkman,
(lilison's
Landing:
Malcolm
fi.
McCallum,
Vancouver;
Annie
Houghton,
Ocean
Falls;
MaryC.
Williams,
Prince
(leorge;
Maude
Hall,
Chilliwack:
Marion
W.
llanna
Prince
Hu-perl;
Kunicn
M.
Parks,
Anita
Landry,
Vancouver;
(Swendolyn
Hlliott,
S.
Vancouver:
Ithys
T.
Kilwards,
Xew
Westminster:
F.dith
I).
Don,
Vancouver;
fi.
L.
D.
Drown,
Pitt
Meadows;
Kdna
M.
Smith,
Vancouver;-
fira'ce
Loug-heed,
Vancouver,.
Second
Class
Second
Cluss
Teachers
Mar-
jorie
II.
Mcfiregor,
Ferriie;
L.
Jean
Snngsler,
llanna.
Alia;
fie.
cilia
Walsnn.
Taber,
Alia;
G.
L!
Cainpliell,
Victoria:
Kthel
Nichol
son,
Vancouver;
Edith
;A.
Dunned.
Victoria:
Mrs.
C.
M.
Dayne.
Khurne;
Miss
II.
M.
Lundy,
Pcn-
ticton:
Doris
Oourlie,
Vhncouver;
Ilulh
Wilcov,
Salmon
Arm;
Mary
Mackenzie.
S.
Vancouver;
Hoy
li.
Slibhs,
New
Westminster;
Detly
Itnnkin.
Isabel
Marshall.
Van-
Hock
Creek;
Alice
fi.
Frith.
Vio-,CO,IVPI';
Margaret
F.
Laxton,
Mis.
loria;
Kthel
Owen,
Albion;
Sylvia
ston
Hlly
;
Kthel
pnrdy,
Ida
De
K.
Willey,
Wellington;
Kdith
fi,lCpw.
Vancouver;
Florence
Mc-King,
Vancouver;
Darliara
D.
Ifan,
Dunsler;
Lorna
Macfarlane.
MncHelh,
Nelson;
Alice
G.iVancouver;
Mnrjorie
V.
McDon-Michie,
Irene
M.
Savard,
Dlanche
'
Vicloria:
Mi?s
K.
M.
King,
A.
Oillies,
Vancouver;
Allan
Map-lVn'oovPr:
Kenneth
M.
Walden.
Sween,
N.
Vancouver;
Winnifred'xv-
Summerlnnd:
Frnnci?
K.
White,
New
Westminster;
Klla
l'rridley,
Kdniund
fi.
Kilgnr,
Alice
Dauld,
Ladysmilh;
Lois
K.
Kin-lCo"s-
Milne,
Helen
drier,
ley,
Vaneomcr;
Mrs,
May
fier-j"0,Pn
M.
Darlon,
Vancouver,
Irudo
Vars
Arrowhead;
Miary'
1
llarlin,
flladys
Owen,
Vancouver;
ST
ANnRFWN
SlInlHAY
Ilita
M.
Allen,
Duiicaifj
Esther
Carlson,
Knderby;
Mary
Arm-slrnngj
Wlllanlie
Stearman,
Kdna
F.
Doughen,
Vancouver;
Marguerite
Inches,
Victoria:
Florence
SCHOOL
PICNIC
TOOK
PLACE
AT
DIGBY
ID.
The
nnnual
pienfo,
of
tlie
ehildreii
nf
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Chureji
looli
place
yesterday
aflernoon
on
Digby
Island
There
were
nbout
100
children
and
parents
in
attendance.
The
.
'
"
-S
"
w
-
"
fp.g--
'
-
i
"ttriMbimi--riinriiiiin-i
iniMiMH
I
'
I
1
I
MM
I
I
III
III
JJ
on
those
Kellogg's
I
Corn
Flakes,
Pm
I
I
a
hungry
man!"
I
I
1
It's
crisp
and
Om
J
Ashealth-
5
J
Remem-.
I
M
IS
L
delicious
as
ZiflQ
ful
as
it's
OlQ.
ber,
too,
it
H
no
other
cereal
can
good.
Brimming
with
saves
ycu
work.
No
I
H
be
and
it's
simply
the
kind
of
nourish-
cooking
no
sticky
H
B
great
for
any
meal,
ment
growing
bodies
dishes
to
wash.
H
.1
at
any
time!
need.
Ready
to
serve.
H
Hi
1
I
CORN
FLAKES
I
rn
MdZ,
:
launch
"23"
was,
used
to
trans-!
port.
Iho
happy
'
crowd
lo
and!
from
the
picr.jc
grounds,
the
first
boat-
leaving
at
I.
.'10
and
the
Ias
returning
at
7.30
in
the
evening.
There
'were
a
number
of
races
for
prizes
and
the
provisions
were
furnished
by
the
pnrents
under
(he
supervision
of
.Mrs.
John
Dulger.
Archdeacon
(1.
A.
Hix
gave
the
aflair
gonenVl
suVrintendence
and
the
race
coininiilee
consist-e1.!
of
K,
'.
Tucker,
fi.
K.
Darn-well,
W,
K.
Fisher,
Cieorge
Hill,
sr,
li.
T.
Cross
and
',.
Iligashi.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Miss
Hutu
Young
Port
Simpson;
Mrs.
W.
K.
Walsh,
Seattle;
A.
K.'Kincaid,
Hevelstoko;
K.
E.
Davis,
fi.
P.
Fisher,
Hoy
C.
Sinr.
11.
fi.
P.
Thomson
and
G.
J.
Howbolham,
Vancouver:
C.
E,
Walland
and,
family,
Sinilhers;
Annie
W.
Enstman.
Lansing,
.Mich.;
Miss
Alice
Willis
and
Miss
Jessio
Woodward,
Porl
Huron,
Mich.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K,
J.
Stcrniman,
Davis,
Oil.;
A.
W.
Anderson,
A.
L.
Young
and
W.
fi.
Mardonahl,
Edmonton;
H.
M.
Drown,
Port
Essihgton.
Central
Irs.
11.
Chapman,
Anyox;
A.
Malo
and
H
Daker.
cily.
Is
the
best
remedy
known
for
sunburn,
heat
rashes,
eczema,
sore
feet,
stings
and
blisters.
A
skin
food!
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
intermedial
points
each
Monday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
at
11.00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
Friday,
10.00
p.ni.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SERVICE.
Effective
June
30,
1024.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Masset,
Port
Clements
and
Buckley
Bay,,
every
Monday,
8i00
p.m.
For
Skidegate
nml
all
ports
south
every
Wednesday
at
8.00
p.m.
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY,
,!;eavf.
Mm
Kuprt
t.00
p.m.
tor
PIUNCE
OEOnOE,
EDMo.NTON,
WIN-NIPEO,
'
'
til
points
TaMcrn
Ctnfin.
Ilnlwrt
Slates.
.
.
AOENOV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Cltr
Tlet
Offle.
62S
Third
A
rrlnc
Rupert.
shon
280.
1W
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
LOUISE
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
June
14,
21,
25;
July
2,
5,
12,
16,
23,
26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
June
8,
16,
20,
27,
30;
July
7,
11,
18,
21,
28
8.8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.l
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W,
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
Corner
of
4th
8treet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD,
Silllnfs
from
Prince
iiupert.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanson
Bay,
and
Al.rt
lay,
Tua.Jay,
B
PM,
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Al.rt
Bay,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday.
10
A.M.
rr
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
WaUi
laland,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
rVr
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlvar
Cannarlaa,
Friday
A.M.
MS
nd
anua.
i.
Barnalay,
Agant.
Prlnc
RvH,
B.C.