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DAILY
EDITION
Friday.
June
27,
l2t.
Delivering
'The
Goods.
11
is
a
great
thing
to
"deliver
the
good'"
as
promised.
If
n
grocer
or
other
Merchant
does
not
fill
the
order
with
the
quality
and
quantity
of
goods
required
be
soon
oes
business,
lie
finds
that
it
.doe
not
pay
to
fail
to
carrv
out
his
contract.
Hp
mnv
A
Growing
Bank
Account
Is
an
incentive
to
greater
effort,
and
a
stepping
stone
to
success.
I
For
58
years
the
Union
Banlc
of
Canada
has
helped
many
thousands
of
people
to
save
their
t
earnings.
Open
a
Savings
Account
NOW
:
acquire
the
habit
oj
saving
regularly
;
and
you
will
have
that
feeling
ot
security
which
cornea
with
money
in
the
bank.
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
RupertBrnnch
A.
T.
Broderick,
Manager
itELLS
HOW
TO
COMBAT
FIRES
an
emhnrkinjr.poljiL
;
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin,
,who
was
in
the
party,
attended
to
Hip
injured!
limit
temporarily
nti4
later
gae
the
usual
I
real
mcnl.
moss,
urown
nreri
iMeur
in
luck
'
..
,
,
'
.talion
was
made
hy
Mrs.
Meen
in
...
i
-ii
.
i
resinous
IiiiiImt.
Ihey
Iravelvery
.
.
,
..
.,
.
a
neat
sneeeh
in
which
she
re-
raplilly
feed
ng
on
Ihe
lops
of
'
,
,
.
..
.
,
,
l.
ferred
to
the
long
and
pleasant
n
the
i-
trees.
-i-i
I
hey
are
.i
the
most)
...
,.
.
.
dangerous
fires.
I
his
kind
of,,
.
maki's
its
own
wind
lo
a
great
extent
and
only
occur
dur
ing
periods
of
very
high
temper
at
lire.
They
are
also
Ihe
most
dangerous
lo
life
and
the-most
U"eslructive-tn
the
forest.
The
first
thing
a
person
shall
do
oi
tliscovering
a
fire
is
to
warn
Ihe
nearest
forest
officer:
then,
if
it
Is
a
surface
fire,
he
liould
fight
it
hy
going
ahead
of
it
lo
-ome
natural
harrier,
such
as
a
si
ream.
lake,
or
swamp,
ami
clearing
a
ditch
or
path
of
all
inftanmiahle
matter
across
Ihe
rourc
of
Hie
fire.
He
should
then
back
fire
it
on
Ihe
fire
side.
If
a
ground
fire,
follow
the
front
of
the
fire
and
dig
it
out
am
throw
it
hack
on
Ihe
Immeil
area.
A
crown
fire
can
only.
Ie
fought
aceording
lo
comlit
jmi.
and
not
until
it
leaves
Ihe
tops,
after
which
il
is
handled
a
a
suiface
fire.
Value
of
Forests
These
different
fires
may
all
he
causeil
by
reflection
or
lightning,
acting-
on
inflammable
mailer.
It
is
nearly
certain
thai
al
least
eighty
six
per
cent
of
all
fires
are
mused'
by
human
agencies.
Therefore
they
ran
be
prevented
lo
a
great
ex.
lenl
by
proper
organization
and
care.
The
es
way
lo
prevent
forest-
fires
is
lo
convince
the
P"oj.le
through
the
forests
dis.
Irirls.
of
Ihe
dollars,
Ihey
will
gel
out
of
the
forest
for
them
selves,
for
when
a
person
ean
see
where
he
can
make
a
dollar
out
of
any
thing
he
will
lake
rare
of
The
lots
lo
the
people
by
foresi
fires
leach
year,
amounts
lnabi
tit
one
half
of
our
entire
lax
rereipi.
if
j
.were
saved
for
industrial
u-es,
,y
supplying
increaei
employment
ami
by-
naturally
Increasing
ihn
local
market,
H
would
make
for
prosperity
in
our
province.
,
The
future
prosperity
of
UriU
sh
Columbia
depends
almost
altogether
on
the
conversion
and
industrial
development
of
our
limber
resource,
which
would
mean
lo
Ihe
province
pulp
;im
paper
mills,
saw
mills,
creosot-
ing
plants,
box
factories
ami
many
other
enterprises
that
are
ofi
great
value
In
Ihe
epople,
us
well
as
railroad
and
numerous
en-
lerpries'
which
are
eerlaiti
lo
loiiow
sucn
developments.
Conserving
the
forests
keep
our
rounfry
beaut
Iful,
thereby
bring
ing
Into
our
province
tourists
home
seeekers,
pleasure
seekers,
hunters,
trappers
and
fur
farm
hit-Hi
iiiiii
mr
rt'Mrri
ui
iiii
iiit-111-
lxrs
at
Mrs.
KHIy
loavin?
the
city.
Mrs.
Kelly
replied,
lliani-inp
them
for
the
gift
and
for
..
PAQI
TWO.
5.
.
THE
DAILY
'fitwa
J
J.u..i'aiJtfet.
lit
Friday,
tnfcrjr:.
Truly
Economical
if
-1
make
a
temporary
profit
hut
it
is
only
temporary
and
in
the
long
run
he
stands
to
lose.
Because
he
knnw
this
no
wie
grocer
will
fail
to
deliver
the
goods
a
per
order.
In
every
walk
of
life
it
pay
to
deliver
the
goods.
The
man
or
vwomaji.
working
fur.
wages
has
lo
do
lbe-jHiiie
'
the
grocer.
iHi.iwrc
ucff
imi
uriivrr
incgooiis,
we
'employer
surfers
mid
eventually
there
have
to
be
ehanges.
The
.employee
will
be
dismissed
or
the
employer
will
go
out
of
husjnes.s.
Sometime
in
the
walks
of
life
other
than
commercial
there
are
men
and
women
who
undertake
to
do
rertaiu
things
l.til
they
never
deliver
the
goods.
They
nllow
themselves
to
he
placed
on
committees
where
they
Tail
to
-function.
They
nmke
a
hold
pretence
of
going
to
do
something,,
yet
they
never
do
it.'
They
fail
to
deliver
the
goods
and
the
failure
is
not
only
a
loss
to
the
organization
for
which
they
are
working
hut
also
for
the
men
or
women
thepisclves.
Their
failure
heroine
a
habit
and
they
eventually
class
themselves
as
failures
How
Will
They
Spend
The
Coming
Holidays.
This
i
the
time
of
year
when
the
children
are
con-idering
how
they
shall
sjHMid
the
holidays.
.Many
have
already
dpcided
thatj.ouit
but
other
have
not.
Parents
have
a
great
responsibility
in
tins
connection.
They
must
see
that
their
children
are
under
proper
care
and
at
the
same
time
the
vonngter
must
have
plenty
of
outdoor
lire
and-
preferably
a
life
that
will
he
a
change
from
what
they
have
been
leading
the
rest
or
the
year.
Sunshine
and
fresh
air
are
necessarv
to
health
and
the
more
the
youngsters
gel
Ihe
better
they
are.
Also
it
is
desirable
that
children
have
plenty
of
fun.
Proper
associations
have
a
great
effect
on
the
fulure
life
during
the
formative
period.
8taylng
With
City
Today.
.This
is
the
time
to
slay
with
Prince
Ruperl.
We
have
bad
tn
the
prrsl
many
selhacks
and
we
Have
been
disappointed
niosi
grievously.
I
hose
who
came
here
early
and
remnined
during
the
dull
days
can
he
excused
if
they
sometimes
fail
lo
realize
what
the
future
holds
m
store.
Yet
it
jsi
foolish
person
thai
get
mil
jtisLas
prosperity
is
within
reach.
Few
places
have
Ihe
prospects
that
are
seen
at
Prince
Ruperl.
It
must
not
be
expected
that
any
sudden
prosperity
is
about
to
come
here.
We
shall
have
to
fight
our
way
i
the
fi
lure
w.e
have
done
,
the
past.
hi
the
work
will
he
easier.
There
will
he
occasions
Irom
lime
to
lime
when
we
shall
reel
that
there
is
""Ib.ng
domg
and
thai
it
was
roolish
to
have
remained
Will
"
n
J
UB
l"e
"uvances
up
the
heach.
There
are
hie
waves
that
seem
lo
reach
forward
and
then
there
is
a
,h
but
Mlo
i1"1
mf,yemenl
s
U"-
So
II
will
he
here.
!t
Interesting
Directions
Given
Etuy
Written
by
Francois
Lake
Boy
Fuesl
fires
occur
in
Itrilish
Columbia
from
.Muv
tiiilil
October
and
are
most
destructive
in
July
am
August.
There
an
three
kinds
of
fires;,
surface,
ground
and
crown.
Sur
face
fires
as
n
rule
travel
rather
,n
PRESENTATION
MADE
TO
MRS.
JACK
KELLY
Tea
Made
Occasion
of
Expressing
.
Farewell
Wishes
of
Members
of
8U
Andrews
Ladles
lr..
Jack
Kelly,
who
i
one
of
Ihe
oldest
members
.of
the
St.$
Andrew'
Society,
was
last
twi.;
...j
t
i
i.
iins
presented
with
a
handsome.
'"'"ij
an-
ftmi-i
imi
i.j
wiini.j.
...
i
ii
,
,i
t
I
temperature
and
h.nnidil,
audi'""".;
""'"?
"r
feed
mostly
on
dry
wood
ami
prase.s.
fSrnund
fires
Iravejvery
slowly
and
feed
mostly
on
vege-
Inli.lll
llt.klil
iliUi.Enil
u'.ka.i
Auxiliary
of
that
orgunitatmn
at
i
a
lea
Riven
by
the
-president.
Mts.
It
1
HI
I-'
ft.
'
wak
a
larjr
atlcnd.ince
.of
nveni'
"!
OHM..
.
,
.
itfr
iiiiii
iripiiii.
iiiiii
nrrnrii.
ers,
for
Ihey
h
depend
to
a
great
extent
on
Ihe
forest
for
their
existence.
Also
liv
conservimr
.m.'
forests
we
give
to
agriculture
ihe
uniform
supply
of
moisture
thai
is
desirable
for
successful
crop
raising.
(.Vole
The
foregoing
essay.
which
was
awarded
first
prize
for
iniermeihale
grade
in
the
recent
lorcsiiy
iiepurinient
s
competi
tion
in
Prince
Htierl
district.
(
was
wrillPii
hy
Klviti
Uraalen,
,
aged
tt,
of
the
t.nchn
Vniley
School,
!oiili
Hank,
at'cnls
like.
is
teacher
Is
Hubert
f.
Pritchanl.
BROKE
ARM
WHEN
EMBARKING
ON
THE
BEACH
AT
TUGWELLj
Mrs.
Jarvle
NIoLeod
Meats
With
Painful
Accident
at
Rotary
Picnic
j
When
standing
wnlllnsr
on
n'
slippery
Input
Tugwell
beach
In
rrnilinew
rV
enarking
in
one
of
the
boats
last
evening
al.
Ihe
notary
picnic,
Mrs.
Jarvlrt
Mo-I.eml
.Miepwi
,,nd
fell
rin
Hie
pebbles
ami.
broke
her
nrm,
There
was
n
swell
going
and
It
was
u
lillle
difficult
unlthicr
into
II..1
boats
no
the
log
was
utilized
asl
their
good
wishes.
t
Assisting
.Mrs.
Sleen
al
the
lea
were
Mrs.
fieorge
Abbott,
Mrj.'
James
Irvine
and
Mr.
VV.
Ileiil.
Tlie
rooms
were
deeornled
with
blue
and
while
sweet
peas
W'pre.
senting
the
clrs
of
the
society.
Piano
selection
were
gixen
hy
Mrs.
II.
Love.
Mrs.
Kelly
and
family
are
moving
to
Kelso.
Washington,
where
Mr.
Kelly
is
.now
living.
The
'Man
in
the
Moon
Ihrep
weeks.
SAYSi
I'M
thankful
thai
I
live
so
far
I'V
here
beyond
the
sky
So
no
pretentious
bund
reach
And
pull
me
from
on'.'hlgh.
If
I
were
not.
have
no
douhl
Hut
some
reforming
ass
mild
recoimneml
irrm
down
'
And
light
Ihe
night
Vilh
pas.
BAKE
YOUR
OWN
Q
BREAD
1
standard
for
over
soy
ears
-n
)
I
I
t
-.No,
I
iliiln
i
hear
.ahoul
il.
My
wife
is
away."
WIIKN
Ihe
baby
begins
to
enm
it
is
simply
Imitating
Mipa.
'
IT
is
n
god
Ihfhff
lo
ehanue
one's
eiivfninmett!
at
iciml
onc
a
weHi.
prAferablv
on
Sunihivl
morning.
'
II-
Ihe
town
Is
bright
amt
cheery
H
hnw
Dial
Ihe
peopU
are
bright
amt
cheery.
If
ihe
lowu
f-
glutn
and
oly
and
nn-
pa
tided,
ft
indicates
Ihnl
,
p,Ml
pie
are
going
fo
the
devil.
AVIIKItl-:
singleness
is
bliss
folly
lo
be
wives.
.
.................
ii.ur
is
me
iaiesi.roniauy.
Mrs.
Mlllinull
Hi'i'iilll-
"
jiianies
her
husband.
IT
would
be
fine
In
lie
your
I
i
own
boss,
hut
most
of
the
l.iis-
The
Hoard
or
Trnde
held
lis
nassmcn
are
niarrieij
and
ilo
not
,
recntar
luncheon
in
the
new1
know
what
lhe'exterlenceti
like.
Prince
lluperl
Hotel
today.
I
red
'
iSlork
was
Hie
sieuker
He
re-
.iM
III.Xi
Is
lori.jilgli
for
some
f
erred
lo
the
nrngress
Hint
had
people,
exepl
n
leg
of
lamb
that
been
made
hy
the
city
and
which
mis
i.een
twinging
for
two
or
In.Hfie.l
r.lit.
in
tin.
rmnn.
J$
1
1
W1
oter
s
I
riVlir
info
KVlUffc'd
V
Itesiills
nf
public
school
ex.
amtnalinn
nre
annouticeil
today
hy
l.
Mc.
Hunter,
prttoiipa!.
The
fiillnwiuc
are
promotetl
from
.luninr
Courlh
lo
the
Hnlranre
cla:
Kate
Shaw.
Ilirhard
Pills-
bury,
enin
Tonmire.
(Jrorge
Hhaw.
Frank
Howen.
Jean
lloss.
,
lo
lake
me
lirilh
llrown.
Itaymnnd
l-'isher
'
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnco)
Rupart
,Alex
Ilix
and
Itftn
Mclmuald.
STRENUOUS
TIME
IN
)
;
RHODE
ISLAND
WHEN
:
SENATORS
DRIVEN
OUT1
First
Vice-President
Slillina
I
of
Hie
Imperial
Oil
Co.
and
Kn-
'
',''TI.ANI,
Mass.,
June
2.
gineer
MotUKomery
arrived
In
IIia
Twenty.one
Ithode
Island
Sena-I
city
on
the
Prince
fieorge
Ibis
'u',,
"o''
tnpanied'
nmroing
lo
make
arrangements
,,y
,'"!ir
dUed
down
for
a'
Tor
Ihe
starling
of
work
on
Ihe
l,,nft
"'"
,",ro
declaring
that'
oil
station
thai
is
lo
fie
estab-
nnl'
"
"",,f,:l'",y
guarantee
by'
lisher
here
They
were
met
by
overnnr
William
K.
I
lynu
of,
H.
A.
Woodland,
manager
of
the
V"
'
""r
'"'"l
liui
i
duce
Iheni
lo
relitrn
In
their
lionrj
slate
ami
its
hitislHiive
balls.
Irom
which
they
were
driven
las(
,'Hnirsday
by
bromide
gas.
The
Senator
hae
for
several
idays
hHn
scattered
In
Minall
groups
about
Massachusetts
and
il
wns
Iheir
desire
lo
be
together
for
Ihe
purpose
of
dlscunsiong
developments
and
making
plans
that
led
llietn
In
congregate
here.
A
leriglhy'
statement
was
Is.
sued,
in
which
Ihey
charged
Lieutenant
-
fiovernor
Toupiit,
.Democrat,
wild
bringing
about
condition!
that
blocked
Htale
business
and
caused
the
breaking
up
of
the.
legislature.
The
stale,
men!
rh
urged
thai
he
had
en-coiiraged
disorder
and
"has
called
lo
his
aid
a
disorderly,
vichius
and
threatening
iiinb
,of
(hugs,,
gunmen
and
representative
,,f
n
Ihe
disorderly
elemenls
of
tlio
communily.
The
biculenant-
iiovernor
tins
openly
asserted
that
IJpjt
next
Hme
the
members
who
conslilule
a
ipiorunf
or
the
sonnln
appear
.there
they
will
be
killed."
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