PAQK
TWO.
Blue
Ribbon
Tea
Rich,
strong,
full-flavored
tea
Is
the
most
satisfactory
to
use,
and
BLUE
RIBBON
possesses
these
qualities
to
the
fullest
extent.
You
can
undoubtedly
make
more
cups
of
tea
of
equal
strength
with
a
pound
of
BLUE
RIBBON
than
with
any
other
tea.
TRY
IT
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EDITION
Prevent
Fires
In
Forests.
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advertising
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b
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The
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Circulation.
Saturday,
April
26,
lJt.
I
he
prevention
of
forest
fires
is
something
in
which
all
should
be
concerned.
It
is
important
for
the
future
welfare
of
the
beliefs
which
they
held
prior
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Patunlay.
Ar!
Re-election
of
Poincare
is
not
at
all
sure
says
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
Political
Review
PARIS,
April
20.
(By
Canadian
press),
The
fnnr-year
term
of
the
present
Chamber
of
Deputies
being
up
this
year,
Premier
Poincare
has
decided
to
appeal
In
Uii
country
on
May
I
I.
In
doing
so
he
has
not
been
without
courage,
because
mos
of
Ihe
members
favored
an
extension
of
Ihc
life
of
lhi
Parliament
ti
ii
I
i
I
the
spring
of
IO'J.'i.
The
last
election
was
fought
on
November
10,
III
l,
when
the
issues
centered
exclusively
around
llie
foreign
policy
of
France.
A
a
result
the
groups
elected
hail
almost
Ihe,
salne
policy
Dial
of
makinpr
Germany,
'
pay
for
Hie
cost
of
the
war.
Injlhe
lluhr,
and
reparations,
how.
liter
words
each
primp
lia.l
nom.
ieer,
are
live
issues
in
o
inally
some
distinction
hut
in
French
cities,
(tenerally
speak,
reality
no
difference.
The
group,
j
ng
lu
French
manufacturer
is
Itcptililicau'
Democratic
(Kntentv,
not
coneerneil
so
much
ner
a
Ihe
parly
of
poincare,
had
more
reasonable
fall
in
Ihe
franc
as
than
twice
hv
number
of
fol-
Ihe
French
'shop-keeper.
The
lowers
of
any
oilier
group
such
hitler
finds
it
Increasingly
more
as
the-
llepuhlican-Deinncratic
difficult
to
do
business
wilh
(he
I.efl
led
by
Mandel
ami
Tardleu
exchange
down
one
day
and
up
or
Ihe
lladical
and
Ilatlical
So-
another.
In
regard
to
the
ocui.
cialisl
group
headed
by
llerriot.'palion
of
the
lluhr
there
is
now
The
patriotism
of
the
moment,
more
willingness
on
the
part
of
however,
welded
all
groups
eterynne
to
discuss
the
merits
of
pretty
much
into
one
(tarty
aml-il
than
before,
although
every
whenever
there
was
any
danger
Frenchman
still
holds
to
Ihe
re.
of
a
group
breaking
away
all
paralions
policy.
It
is
fell
that
was
necessary
was
for
Ihe
though
thai
Ihe
last
can
best
be
premier
lo
reiterate
the
above
solved
by
experts
instead
of
poli-poliry
and
Ihe
group
was
In
line
lieians
mid
lo
thai
extent
some
again,
ir
llie
premier
did
not
re-
progress
mis
nceu
made.
I
lie
iterate
Dial
policy
lo
the
satis-
Dawes
report
commands
al
leas
fad
inn
of
Ihe
Chamber
or
seem-
respect.
ingly
was
being
drawn
avvayi
This
attitude
of
sweet
reason-from
it,
then
another
was
chosen,
aldencss
j
must
b
admitted
And
when
all
is
said
and
done
does
not
favor
Premier
Poincare
thai
is
why
Poincare
succeeded
and
his
party
so
much
as
would
Briand.
jnppetir
al
first
sight.
He
has
Jockeying
For
Position
maintained
himself
(in
powl
dominant
foreign
policy
lately
through
Ihe
rigidity
of
which
has
served
bolh
as
a
"point
i"reign
poncy.
.vnw
mat
l
ai.ooi'-
and
an
election
cry
snn"'
"f
'
urban
communities
during
Ihe
pasl
four
years
is
now
arP
beginning
to
have
doubts
King
way
to.
other
issue-
and
a""'"
practical
result
nf
Ihe
Ihe
irroims
are
ilUintecrral
he
oi-.ii.niion
mere
is
a
weakening
from
what
other
countries
would
in
"",
M,p(
i"
'"
premier,
understand
as
a
national
coali-
,horn
p!"
'"ire
lo
Invest
in
lion.
They
are
asserting
their
,,,m
u"
Per
of
making
law
by
lnlcoen.lenei
nml
.Irazninir
out
decree,
or
as
it
is
known
In
Ihe
British
Kmpire,
France
rrance
order-in-
toMHU.
In
fact
each
group
is
"'
in
laci
lias
jockeying
for
position.
passen
inrnugn
mat
siage
in
In
outlining
Ihe
new
situation
w,Mr"
n
uni,ni
wa
a
possi-it
is
well
to
remember
that
Paris
""'
"'
n'y
an
extraordinary
is
not
France
and
that
urban
fa"
In
"""
fn
roiild
bring
it
France
is
not
rural
France.
The
,,"k
again.
It
Is
Ibis
point
of
town
ooiiidaiion
nf
Ihe-
count
rv
'ew
which
the
Radicals
and
as
abou
19
millions
but
Ihe
rural
'JoiUfnl
Socialists
under
Ilerriot
the
i-onnlrv
thai
-flip
limlier
hotiM
lu
nmlpeloH
'r,l
n.ilv
w
.Inlinhllnnts
number
over
21
toil
and
Briand-
nine
iiiMZC(i
the
slanding
limi.er
valuable
but
future
generations
will
depend
'"
"ill.
all
the
strength
which
""h
I
"'e'hon''
w,
,h"
ih
v
,
,,..i...
....
filial
implies
in
an
agricultural.
"
rlaco
Poincare
-
umi.m
r-uiii
ifi
j-.iiuj
in.uiiir.
.,:
anii
ins
parly
in
a
minorily
In
I-ires-
destroy,
all
or
lhee.
pPoWl.nil,
of
0XCiianIe,
,h,
the
coming
election.
Wilh
a
view
lo
bringing
forcibly
to
the
attention
of
thejnecupation
of
Ihe
lluhr'
and
r-j
Depends
on
Franc
children
who
will
be
Ihe
citizens
of
tomorrow
the
desirability
to
paralions
do
not
reach
the
ruralj
But
i(
is
necessary
lo
get
the
taking
an
interest
in
the.
forests,
essay
competitions
have
been
arranged..
One
by
Ihe
Dominion
and
Ihe
other
by
Ihe
Province.
The
Dominion
competition
has
been
placed
in
the
hands
of
this
paper
and
essays
must'be
written
in
accordance
wilh
instruc-
nons
already
published
a
number
of
times.
The
prizes,
eight
in
all,
consist
nf
fine
radio
set
and
cash
prizes.
The
winner
of
the
radio
set
will
also
enter
automatically
for
the
Dominion
rompciuion
lor
which
a
more
complete
and
valuable
radio
set
is
offered
as
first
prize.
.The
winning
essay
here
will
be
forwarded,
by
this
paper
to
Ottawa
to
be
judged
against
Ihe
essays
of
Ihe
Dominion.
Kulries
in
ihe
Daily
New's
competition
must
be
in
by
Saturday
next.
The
provincial
competition
will
follow
close
on
the.,
other
and
essays
will
be
in
before
the
end
of
May.
Prizes
for
this
will
be
valuable
medals.
Why
The
Need
For
Action?
J
'
Many
will
ask
why
is
Ihere
need
for
action
of
the
kind
being
taken?
This
is
the
reason.
There
is
in
Brilish
Columbia
rner-
elianlable
timber
estimated
at
:i."iO,000,000,OfK)
ft.
board
measure
and
it
is
estimated
that
in
(he
past
there
has
been
deslroved
by
fire
no
less
than
OriO.OOO.OOO.Ooo
cet
or
nearly
twice
as"
much
as
that
now
in
Ihe
forests.
While
in
the
past
the
value
of
this
has
not
been
very
great,
today
it
is
worlh
an
immense
lot
to
the
oijnirj
.ma
every
year
will
see
lis
value
increase
as
the
demand
becomes
mi
-
more
...
pronounced.
me
provincial
government
gets
a
revenue
of
182.000
....in
i.uiiM-r
aim
mere
is
pai.a
in
wages
and
salaries
in
connection
wilh
the
logging
and
manufacture
approximately
$.'17,000,-00(1.
Thirty
thousand
men
are
employed
in
forest'
industries.
Destroy
Ihe
forests
and
this
industrv
ceases.
-for
Baby
KLIM
POWDEREOWHOLE
MILK
None
of
the
vital
elements
of
the
original
milk
are
affected
by
the
KUm
drying
pro-cess.
Ask
your
doctor.
CANADIAN
MILK
PRODUCTS
L1MIIKU
Montreal
TORONTO
Winnipeg
Sold
by
RUPERT
TABLE
8UPPLY
CO.
1
districts
in
Ihe
same
way
as
they
right
slant
on
the
miesliou
which
do
the
towns,
and
as
do
an
in-Idas
brought
about
a
parting
in
crease
in
taxes
and
a
higher
coslllhe
ways
of
Ihe
main
groups
in
of
living.
Accordingly
those
areilhe
coalition
block,
as
jt
j
Ihe
Iwn
great
issues
which
will,
called.
hav
e
more
influence
on
the
rural
I
It
has
been
said
(hat
Ihe
vari
voter
than
any
of
the
others
as
ous
groups
are
gemg
back
lo
to
whether
he
will
support
the'.
their
pre-war
beliefs.
When
you
present
government
or
not.
II
'have
said
that
you
have
.said
uiiisl
be
mentioned
is
passing
everything.
You
not
only
go
back
lhat
direct
taxation
has
neverilo
1905
and
the
day
of
Colnlte
bill
been
well
received
in
France.
The
average
citizen
does
not
worry
so
much
about
what
he
pays
pro
vided
thai
Ihe
incidence
falls
on
uch
commodities
as
matches
Increass's
taxation
by
20
per
cent.
When
II
Is
remembered
that
Ihe
same
genllemen
have
been
assuring
the
rural
voters
during
(he
pasl
four
years
lhat
Ihe
fiermans
would
be
paying
it
now,
it
will
reipiire
some
explaining,
entirely
aside
from
Ihe
merits
of
the
impost,
lo
square
themselves
wilh
their
rnnsMlu-
enls.
Cost
of
Llvlns
Of
course
Ihe
high
cost
of
liv
ing
has
not
affecfed
the
country
you
start
in
187.1
with
Ihe
jncjpi
ent
differences
between
the
Church
and
Ihe
Stale.
Premier
Poincare,
although
i
member
of
Ihe
Left
js
being
sup.
and
tobacco
or
even
on
a
rental
,
ported
mainly
by
Ihe
llighl.
'Hie
value
which
does
not
indicaliI.ef,
composed
of
Itadicals
and
the
income
of
the
lax
payer.
The
lladical
Socialjsls
is
trying
lo
re
deputies
seekisg
re-election
have
surrecl
its
old
lime
pre-war
be-
however
just
passed
a
law
which
liefs.
If
jt
is
successful
In
do
as
much
as
Ihe
town.
The
French
farmer
produces
almost
everything
he
has
lo
eat.
But
manu
factured
products
have
increased
in
price
and
he
finds
that
what
he
himself
receives
for
his
own
produce
has
not
augmented
in
the
same
ratio.
Indeed
it
has
recently
taken
a
decided
fall.
Hu
mor
on
Ihe
other
hand
has
it
thai
Ihe
city
manufacturer
has
sold
his
goods
abroad
leaving
his
balance
there
In
accumulate
nrinus,
nf
course,
what
he
has
had
(o
pay
for
more
raw
material.
Some
of
the
newspapers
have
re
torted
that
Ihe
farmer
has
done
(he
same
when
he
has
sold
his
produce
abroad
and
thai
Is
why
food
products
have
up
to
now
In
creased
in
price.
In
,
any
case
the
country
holds
that
Ihe'
manufac
turer
has
not
been
paying
Ihe
luxes
lie
ought
lo
have
paid
and
the
fact'
remaiss
thai
the
rural
djslricls
are
confronted
ivilh
a
'JO
per
cent'
addition
In
Iheirl
contributions,
I
FxehariRe;
the
occupation
ofjT
ing
so
then
Ihe
beliefs
of
the
Left
and
Ihe
llicbl.
will
no
longer
coincide
and
the
premier
will
find
himself
much
in
Ihe
same
position
as
was
Lloyd
Oorge,
that
is,
a
member
of
one
parly
but
drawing
most
of
his
support
from
another.
I'o
hazard
a
long
distance
guess,
if
ihe
franc
continues
lo
appreciate
and
the
cost
of
living
decreases,.
Premier
Poincare
will
pull
through
successfully
the
election
in
May.
Otherwise
Iherej
will
be
a
lladical
and
lladical
isociausi
victory
Willi
uriand
a
likely
premier.
NO
MORE
WEAK
HEART
AND
DIZZY
SPELLS
Slnct
8h
UmcJ
MILBURN'S
AND
NERVE
PILLS
mim
nriti
ainu.
Hrrm,
fuii
Tll:
'!
tuve
1jii
i
lot
of
trvjiiMo
Ulcly,
ullli
tii
I
thiMitlil
m
lirarl
(rouble,
and
irirr
tut
uunoul
nerllon
ilwiyn
felt
ilrk,
My
dortAr
tilviiml
rnmplrte
rest
imj
rnenre,
liul
thli
I
wi
iinaLln
l
lake.
I
ImruiH!
Intrrealeil
III
Mlllwrn'
ll'arl
and
rvo
I'll
la.
aiarlfd
Uklur
ItM-in.
Iiave
now
lakrn
ihrrn
luxe
anil
am
m
niurli
lniirord
I
ran
to
inoiil
niy
daily
work
IiIh;i
filinr
any
rtr
III
effi-cls.
and
have
not
hud
any
weak
or
dlny
M'ril
fur
nrine
Hum,
your
iiifiUrln
haa
done
me
more
rood
limn
'anything
I
have
ever
taken,
and
will
tfadly
iiromrneinl
MliDurn'i
Heart
and
ervr
1'ltla
to
any
woman
ho
U
weak
and
run
down."
Hrke
oe
rwr
Lor
at
all
denlera,
or
mailed
dlrerl
oo
rerei(f
r.f
ires
by
The
MiiMirn
Co.,
l.imued,
Toronto,
ont.
06DENS
GUINEA
GOLD
stood
lhat
the
various
alhlelic
associations
will
lake
charge
there
as
has
been
I
heir
custom
in
Ihe
past.
Jarvis
Mr
Lend
and
W
J-
Nel
son
are
spending
Ihe
week-end
al
Woodcock.
Let
Us
SUPPLY
YOUR
8PRINQ
WANTS
in
Poultry
Netting
Fly
Cloth
Qarbaga
Cant
Oarbaga
Palis
Garden
Hose
Rakes
Hoee
-
Spades
Weeders
Trowels
Orass
Shears
Sickles
Soyihes
Spading
Forks
Garden
Seeds
Kaien
Hardware
Co
COS
Third
Ave.
'fflildand
Extra
Fine0
A
FAVOURITE
CIGARETTE
IN
ENGLAND
FOR
OVER
'30
YEARS
CARNIVAL
DEFINITELY
DECIDED
UPON
BY
ELKS
AND
FAIR
FOR
MAY
24
Al
another
meeting
between
Ihe
Fair
Board
and
Kits
lal
night
It
was
definitely
derided
lo
go
ahead
with
the
Victoria
Day
carnival
project,
preliminary
announcement
of
rdiirh
was
made
yesterday.
The
initial
object
will
he
to
raise
funds
for
llr
repairing
and
painting
nf
Ihe
Kxhild-lion
Mall.
Organization
for
I
lie
carnival
will
be
further
advanced
ext
week.
The
program
now
:dantied
will
lake
up
Ihe
after
noon
and
evening
of
.May
21
and
besides
the
usual
carnival
feat
ures,
there
will
be
a
concert
and
lance.
The
etforl
of
Ihe
Fair
Board
and
Flks
Is
In
be
confined
lo
Ihe
Inhibition
Hall
and
Ihe
ground
will
nol
be
used.
II
is
under
Tel.
3.
j
The
Gift
Supreme!
A
BOXIOF
Purdy
Candy
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World
NOTHING
COULD
BE
BETTER
AS
A
SEASONABLE
GIFT.
A
Toothsome
Delight
in
a
Beautiful
Bon.
ALL
SIZES
ALL
PRICES.
Solo
Agents:-
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
SMOKED
FSW
There
are
Just
Two
Rules
to
Follow
to
Enjoy
the
BEST
8moked
Fish,
AT
ITS
BEST.
Thcc
flutes
nro
1
Buy
"Rupert
Brand.1'
Ituperl
Brand
ii
alway
ie
livered
to
the
slor-ss
in
clenn
new
iox!
clenrly
slnmped
"Bupert
Urninl."
2Wrnp
in
rpoklng.
paper,
cook
in
moderate
oVer
for
vO
to
:10
miniiles,
remove
paper
and
erve
at
Four
Kinds
Breakfast
Kippers,
Bloaters,
Smoked
Black
Cod
and
Kippered
8almon.
At
all
Fiah
and
Meal
Morkeh,
and
Groceri.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT