M.
S.
SING
TAILOR,
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING.
i
Pnll
Clnlnh
I
tJUH
IIIIIOII
li-T-Service
Wet
Wash
7
Snice.
on
of
exactly
fill
your
I'
i
rfMi
r"
3
s
for
particular.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
ll
H
ihin
Avenue
Laundry
Office
Hot
Art.
llupeit.
H.C.
Mil)'
rt
tu
TRI
DAILY
HIWBf
Fxns
mi
Let
Us
upplv
your
spring
WANTS
in
poultry
Netting
Fly
Cloth
Garbage
Cant
Garbage
PalU
Garden
Hose
Rates
Hoet
Spade
Weeders
Trowels
Grass
Shears
Sickles
Scythes
Spading
Forks
Garden
Seeds
Kaien
Hardware
Co
COS
Third
Ave.
Tel.
3.
Eat
More
Wheat
w
l
llread,
f
:k.
Paslne.
baked
Will
FiveRoses
Flour
The
World's
Best
.CITY
COUNCIL
!
TALKS
GOATS
Proposed
Bylaw
Was
Cause
of
Much
Discussion
Among
City
Fathers
Last
Evening
j
I!mmiIoii
nf
11
prnpoxcd
gout'
nyiuw,
which
Iiuh
been
hanging
fir
for
several
weeks,
wa
di-
('HHhc(
ni
length
by
the
rily
council
last
night.
Many
phases
u
eiliialiou
which
ha
been
brought
about
a
a'rexull
of
certain
neighborly
grievance
on
Fifth
A
V'Mllle
liind
were
brought
up
nnd
many
uggciion
of
more
HI-
let
VnlllK
Were
offered.
Kinally
il
wiih
derided
Unit
Hip
riiy
Mtlicilnr
should
bring
In
h
bylaw
nclliiiK
mil
Hint
go.it
t
jliall
mil
In-
kiil
wilhin
2.1
fori
of
any
dwelling
Iioii
him
Dial
ii..
in.iimif
Khali
l-
burned
within
llii'
rily
lliiill.
The
medi-j
'Mil
Ii
fa
I
Hi
ofllccr
l
In
In-
re-'
iiiri..
lo
attend
Ihe
iii-iI
inccl-j
ihk
of
tin-
council
ul
wlin-h
tin
m
-Hon
ik
ileall
witli.
BENSON
GETS
REPUES
TO
HIS
PHOTOGRAPHS
OF
THE
ELEVATOR
SITE
MacKemle
King
Takes
Special;
Interest
In
Matter
and
Ex-
j
tends
Thanks
to
Local
I
Man
Mr.
Kniif
ieire
(o-tlinnk
you
fur
your
i
oiirlfy
In
cendlng
him
Were
Guests
of
Honor
The
ollinal
hoard
of
the
Melh-odlxi
Churrli
wax
in
annual
h'x-moii
lal
ni;hl.
Heporli
for
Ihe
year
xhowed
Hie
nffalrx
of
the
i
liun
li
lo
Ik
in
a
more
xaHfar-
l.iry
rondilion
than
I
hey
had
been
for
year.
The
annual
rongrega-loual
meeting
will
lie
held
laler.
Aftr
the
boanl
nirellng
lat
niglil.
the
iiieniherx
of
Hie
Ijuliex'
Aid
vver
Ihe
guexlx
of
Hie
tmard
ARE
YOUR
NERVES
DEEPEST
MNES
"ALLON
EDGE?"
7,000
FT.
"Fruit-a-Hves"
Brings
Rest
and
Comfort
Amazing
Results
from
Intensified
Fruit
Juices
In
these
strenuous
days,
there
Is
constant
warfare
waged
against
our
nervous
vitality.
The
man
and
woman
who
Is
free
of
Krrvoutoeu
and
Sleeplessness;
who
it
not
more
or
leu
troubled
with
In-digestion,
Rheumatism,
llcadarhci,
Neuralgia,
Weariness
and
Loss
of
Vitality,
l'ain
in
the
Hack
and
Con
stipatlon,
are
very
rare
Indeed.
This
is
why
the
Fruit
Treatment,
In
the
form
of
"Fruit-a-tltes"
Is
a
blessing
to
nerTous,
sleepless,
un
strung
men
and
women.
"Fruit
s
tires"
is
really
the
Intensified
Juites
of
apples,
oranges,
figs
and
prunes
and
eonUioi
all
the
medicinal
powers
of
these
fruit
juicea
and
In
a
more
active
and
concentrated
form.
Frolt
a
tlTes"
will
always
relieve
Kertousnets
and
Kleeplmncsi
by
cleansing
the
system
of
waste
by
rebuilding
the
nerve
cells
by
means
of
pure,
rich
blood
by
regulating
the
stomach,
liter,
bowels
and
akin
and
by
inrlgoratlng
and
re-ritaliiing
the
whole
system.
Try
the
fruit
treatment
for
your
nerves.
Getaboxof
"Fruitativc"
today.
Your
druggist
has
them
2.".
and
Oc
a)t.,
or
sent
postpaid
by
Fruit-a-tiTes
Limited,
Ottawa,
Out.
,al
a
parly
which
given
lo
!lnw
Hie
appreciation
.if
I
lie
!
Hoard
for
the
excellent
tcrvice
I
l.eiier
of
acknowledgement
givi'ii
by
the
ladle
during
putt
have
been
received
by
u.
K.
Iten-jyear.
I'll'
evening
was
pent
in
ton
of
bavins
received
pholo.rinililion
and
gamex
and
Hip
'graph
of
Ih
prnpoted
elevator
affuir
proved
lo
Jx
one
of
the
-id-
at
Prince
Rupert
from
Pre-'largc!
and
hmI
uccetful
of
iiikt
Mackenzie
King.
Ilrwi.
F.rnel
iU
kind
staged
in
the
rily
for
l.aiHiinln.
Sir
Henry
Tltornlon.
jtnin
lime.
Refreshment
were
1
1
ts
.
Charle
Murphy.
Hon.
W.
H.Uerved
and
many
of
those
present
Motherwell
and
II.
C.
.
,eH.'expreed
tin
hope
that
Mich
The
lellr
from
J'rrinir
Kinf'
I'V'-nii
vsmild
Im
more
fr'(iu'ntly
lirnale
secri'lary
i
follow:
li"ld
in
fulure.
"Thp
Prime-
.Mlnili-r
ha
ake.
lo
arkiiowle,Se
reeeiiil
of
np
CUCWrCD
RPIfjr
'iur
lellrr
of
'the
IU
Hi
inianl
ni'looinB
a
plinlncrapli
of
lln-
lirlir
at
I'rinee
Iliirl
lo
up-
pi.rl
the
rrireenlftlion
whirh
have
rreiv1,
urzins;
lite
TRANSFERRED
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
SOON
ji-
iinsrlon
of
an
rlevaloi
ntwill
be
Located
at
Bella
Bella
"..ii
(mmi.
:
-and
Rev.
William
Allen
Will
Take
His
Place
iiu
iiui.1
inlerrKtinir
plinlosraph.l
frv.
Iir.
J.
:.
Spenrer
of
I'ort
'wIim'Ii
lie
will
he
pleated
lo
pa
Simpson
i
a
paxtenger
gointt
n
l4i
Hon.
T.
A.
low.
mlnllerof
Trade
and
lUuiimerce.
wiio,.
on
lu'lialf
of
Hie
overniiiel
ia
born
giving
xperinl
roiixideralion
in
ilo'
iiiehiiin
invnlvetl."
F
A
M.l.HIUHHl,
Private
Sei
relary.
ANNUAL
MEETINGOF
METHODIST
BOARD
Itiroush
n
Ihe
leather
Oanleira
dux
afternoon
Ixmnd
for
Van-
vivr
where
he
will
ntlend
Hie
annual
eonferenee
of
the
Melh-iHlil
Church
which
i
to
open
n
-May
it.
In
the
meantime
the
annual
meeting
of
port
Sjmpon
i1ilril
wllllake
daee
at
Van-rouvpr
on
May
I?
ami
the
meet,
ing
of
Indian
worker
on
May
13.
After
many
year
of
good
xer-ii-A
nl
1'orl
.'iinintnn.
it
U
an.
HELD
LAST
EYEN1NGI"'''
'
tncor
i
..
i.
ilrntixferreit
hix
year
o
Bella
.
.
uuhi.h
Hella.
Ilix
place
at
I'nrt
Klmpon
Bm
W"lch
at
-wmnm
Followed
by
Party
mm
k
of
r
I
Ladles
rft
Aid
a
M
Member
j
Ua1
f
j,,,,.
ir.
pencr
will
reluru
to
I'ort
ilmpon
before
going
In
take
up
.hi
new
post.
Ilev.
v.
II.
Pierre
or
I'ort
singtiMi
will
be
tailing
on
Thurt.
da
morning
for
the
conference.
Minitlert
from
die
interior
-will
be
lier
next
week
on
their
way
Mllllll.
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CinCUI.ATION.
snd
see
that
roil
el
It.
If
from
ifie
roaster
to
you!
Sealed
In
the
Nabob
Vacuum
tin,
free
from
air
action,
neither
time
nor
(Mance
can
affect
Nabob
Coffee.
It
reaches
you
as
rich
and
full
flavored
as
the
day
it
was
roamed.
In
XA.
1
lb.
and
31b.
Vacuum
Packed
I
ins.
Brazil
Boasts
One
That
Penetrate
Earth
Farthest;
Soma
Entered
Below
and
Work
d
Upward
TRANSVAAL
ARE
OEEP
Oldest
Mines
In
World
Worked
at
Slnal
3,700
Years
B.C.
WWHIIINOTON,
May
rt.
Mly
Canadian
Prxi.
rwnl
uludy
by
4h
Inlcrinr
Depart.
mrnl'H
llureau
of
Minex
of
llio
deplli
of
millet
Ihroutilioiil
I
lie
,world
IndiealeH
Hull
linn
h:iw
penelralod
hut
lillle.
heow
Hie
mirfare
of
llif
arlh.
The
pt
niinei
an
lniynifiianl
in
riieanuremenl
when
ronkpared
wjlh
airplani'
altitude
rei-onl.
tine
of
lln
facln
revealed
by
Hie
Mlmly
win
thai
man
in
nnnt
of
lii-
mining
operalion.
even
for
preclmi
inrlaN.
in
,
jiiKl
HrratohiiiK
I
In
xtirfaee
or
koihk
tind'T
I
In
ekiri
of
old
nuilhjr
earlh.
1
r.
Thomn
TV
Ilead,
artinK
nnsUlanl
direclor
of
the
Itiireau
Mfnet,
nay
il
it
axiomatic
that
old
mine
are
not
yep-
deep
and
deep
mine
an
no(
very
old.
The
o1del
fniniM
in
the
world
of
which
then,
i
any
eeriain
cord
are
the
copper
and
tiirqiioip
mine,
of
(he
Sjnai
l'eniiiulat
which
were
workeil
by
Hie
Hyypliaiix
a
rarly
an
3700
Hi.,
hiil
Hiee
have
never
lren
unk
to
what
would
now
lie
considered
even
moderns
deplho.
Tin!
iver-lead
mine.
of
Mounl
l.aiiriiin.
ill
Oreere,
are
very
old,
Iml
u
Hie
mineral
oc
cur
along
Hie
conlaei
iieiween
aiproimaley
lunizimtal
linie-
ntnnen
and
xlale,
it
i
hardly
poilie
lo
peak
of
Hie
mines
ax
navinsr
any
orpin;
ai
an,
ex
rep!
in
the
iciie
that
a
tunnel
ha
depth
beneath
I
he
top
of
the
mountain
it
pierce..
jTIip
I'hoe-
nii-iant
probably
began
to
work
the
lin
mine
of
Spain
and
Com
unit
a
e.irlv
ax
1.101)
IK'
AI
though
tin
mining
In
iVirnwall
hat
Uren
rarried
on
continunutly
uniil
niiHtern
timet
the
Isotroalli
working,
the.
ieeex.
were
uol
xiiuk
further
than
,3(I0
feet,
ax
I
lie
eotl
of
tin
produced
from
tuch
depth
wa
loo
great
t
rom-jiele
with
that
from
xurface
woikiugx
in
Malaysia.
fhe
varioux
other
old
nnne
in
Kurope
are
not
very
deep.
'Hie
ulilelma
mine
in
Norway
ha
an
inclined
-haft
3,700
feet
deep
ahd
i
of
particular
interetl
because
it
i
Hie
only
deep
mine
north
of
the
Arctic
Circle.
It
wax
opened
In
IH87.
Oenerally
xpeak-
iup,
the
deepexl
mine'
of
Kurope
are
coal
mine.
Coal
mine
xhaflx
in
Creat
llrllain
are
ax
much
ax
3,500
feel
deep,
while
many
of
Ihe
coal
mine
thaft
in
llelgium
and
France
are
more
than
3,000
feel
deep
and
several
haf!
arc
now
being
xiiuk
which
will
go
to
it
depth
of
1,000
feci.
Miit
of
the
minex
of
Smith
America
might
more
accurately
he
called
high
rather
than
deep.
l
lio
llradeu
mine
in
Chile,
one
of
Hie
big
copper
mine
opened
in
recent
lime,
i
entered
in
the
hot
lorn
and
worked
yji.
The
cop
per
mine
at
Cerro
de
tnco
n
I'rru
(Marled
n
a
silver
mine
in
1(130
are
only
about
r
I
.1......
I
I
.
....
..
I
.
II.....
n
I
rt
rtmiaininr
Il
",
nicirn
or
im.
tiiomas
v.
Tiivcarn,
Apiillnnt.
otttd
rebruuy
iitb,
tu.
PROCLAMATION
HYNfl
OF
VIMY
CANADA
fSIIOUOI-:
THK
FlPni,
by
the
Orace
of
Cod,
of
the
United
Kingdom
of
Great
lirilain
and
Ireland,
and
of
Ihe
Urillsh
Dominionx
beyond
the
Sean,
Kt.N'O,
Defender
of
the
Faith,
Ilmperor
of
India.
,
To
all
In
whom
these
Presents
shall
come,
or
whom
Ihe
xame
may
in
anywise
concern.
oniiCTi.vn:
A
1'nOCLAMATION
V..
L.
NKWCOMItl-;
Deputy
Minister
of
Justice,
Canada
WIIi:itliS
the
protection
and
perpetuation
of
our
forests
are
vljal
for
the
continued
industrial
welfare
and
national
strength
of
Canada
and
lo
its
individual
health,
comfort
and
prosperity;
And
Whereas
il
is
shown
by
the
statistics
of
the
several
forest
authorities
of
the
Dominion
that
Ihe
forext
resources
have
suffered
Enormous
losses
through
the
occurrence
of
forest
fires
nd
thai
Ihe
loss
through
such
fires
has
far
exceeded
in
amount
the
depletion
in
timber
wealth
thrntish
legitimate
cutting
operations;
And
Whereas
Our
Dominion
is
recognized
as
the
main
source
of
supply
of
coniferous
limber
within
Our
I'mpire
and
it
is
essential
lhal,
if
Canada
is
Jo
retain
and
develop
her
potitlon
a
an
exporter
of
forest
products,
the
iiunece.tary
lotses
through
forest
fires
must
he
curtailed:
And
Whereas
in
many
cases
forest
fires
have
rextilled
in
disastrous
loss
of
life,
and
nf
valuable
property
other
than
timber
wealth;
And
Whereas
apart
from
direct
loss
through
Ihe
agency
of
fire,
the
vitality
of
the
forest
is
thereby
seriously
impaired,
thus
rendering
it
unduly
susceptible
lo
atlack
by
insect
and
fungus-
pests;
Anil
Whereas
forest
fires
disturb
the
equilibrium
of
stream
How,
lower
Ihe
water
table,
and
frequently
give
rie
to
serious
erosive
effects;
And
Whereas
the
great
majority
of
forest
fires
are
entirely
attributable
to
inexcusable
nejsleet
or
ignorance,
and
are'
therefore
preventable,
and
the
exercie
of
reasonable
Prudence
and
proper
carefulness
on
the
part
of
re-spontihle
individuals
would
reduce
the
timber
lotes
by
fire
in
Canada
to
small
proportions;
And
Whereas
il
is
desirable
that
Ihe
attention
of
the
public
be
directed
to
the
extent
and
underlying
caues
of
the
preventable
loss
of
life
and
properly
by
fire
and
to
the
best
and
mot
practicable
means
for
its
control
and
lhal
n
specific
period
of
Ihe
year
be
set
apart
and
properly
dexignaled
for
the
dissemination
of
such
information:
Now
Know
Ye
that
We.
by
and
with
the
advice
of
Our
Privy
Council
for
Canada,
have
Ihouehl
fit
lo
appoint
and
do
appoint
the
week
commencing
Sunday.
Ihe
Iwenly-seventh
to
mention
Hieni.
The
Lily
Deep
has
made
plan
to
work
to
a
depth
of
7.000
feet.
In
Ihe
Kolar
gold
Held
or
mma
Hie
Champion
iwr
Gold
MJne,
Ltd.,
ha
a
numlier
of
deep
shaHs,
two
of
I
hem
being
0,091
and
6.-
09
1
feet
deep
respectively.
'Hie
milling
operation
in
Ihix
rectum
are
nvotlly
at
a
depth
of
1,000
feet
or
more.
Australia
ha
many
mine,
and
tome
of
them,
are
quite
deep,
Hie
Victoria
Consolidated,
at
ltendigo,
being
more
than
tt00
feet
deep
and
Ihe
New
Chum
Is
more
than
.
'"l,t(0
feet
deep.
At
Kalgonrlie.
'."'"I,
...!..
.11..
ll,n-
n.a
III
wrtli'ljl
.loiiiiii...
'
H-l-l
utii,
IIMmpil
ll.rj
uii;
n
u.i
.
,.
9
nftn
,
.,.
..
II
lin.l
r.t
II...
!"
ill
lillinr-
il.-...
eievaiiou
oi
it
ii-vi
miuw
mi
ca
level.
There
are
some
xmall
mines
In
South
America
al
even
greater
elevations
Ihau
thi.
hul
the
only
really
deep
mine
in
South
Ameri
ca
1
Ihe
St.
John
del
Hey
mine
regioif
in
Ihe
new
world,
gold
having
been
conlinuiuiy
mined
there
for
more
than
200
years.
Ihe
gold
mines
of
the
Trans.
aal
take
a
second
highest
rank
for
depth.
The
Villnpe
Deep
workings
extend
li
a
depjh
of
6,.
203
feel
and
(here
are
so
many
LAND
ACT.
,
Nllc
tf
IdUntlOK
to
Applj
I
Lmm
land.
In
Ciuul
Laud
null
in.
Iti-runllna
ll-tilci
or
xk'rns.
ami
miiui
aiM
belli
Hit
lulanil,
on
Ihe
nurrii
brtnrh
of
lira
Skerna
Itlvir.
ni.ar
Organic
l!alllH-rS.
Take
.Ni.llin
that
I,
Tfioinsi
William
TtiarkiT,
of
I'rlnce
Huin-rt.
II
ocriiratHm
rut-ltierr,
liilemls
tu
sily
tor
xriiilnti
lu
Irax
tint
ruDowlns
dracrlliril
land
it
lumniieiiclni
at
a
puM
planteil
it
the
iiioat
wiuiherly
t"inl
on
Bay
Island;
tlienrs
txr
therly
md
nealerl.Y.i
tliriK'o
Krtilheilv
ami
raleHyt
fnlluwlnr
llMf
slnuoaltlea
o,
tlie
ahor
line
lu
pulnl
or
romineiii-eiiient,
and
than
3.000
feel
deep.
The
deepest,
mine
workings
in
Ihe
United
State
are
Ihote
of
the
Calumet
and
llecla
Consolidated,
in
Michigan.
The
copper
ilcpoils
are
inclined,
and
the
.
I
mi
m
I
tv.irL
I
ii
it
ni-n
Ti
000
feel
llrazil
which
is
the
in
l"M't:,PriaIIv
,(C,mv
,ho
s,irflP0.
Th,
mine
in
Ihe
world.
lis
working.
.
.
,:,.,
.,,,
ie
exlend
o
a
deplh
of
.,(.
feet
Tamnruck
N(l
5
5
:,n9
wl
(Ioor,.
vcrlicn
ly
Mwwn
the
ll.f
"',,,
Pi,
JaPket
vertical
shaft
is
mam
than.
I
his
deplh
I
reachod
,
Oo0
f(1(l
(
T)Pr
nr(,
spv
by
a
series
of
connected
shaH
pra,
,nP,nP,,
sharis
lt,
,,.
like
a
flight
of
stairs
.
Ihix
is
a
u.M,.v.
...
,,.
,,,
ft
nnn
gold
mine
which
wa
started
in
.,
,
,,.
.PP,lpnv
,MPV
...
M3t,
and
ihe
resxUm
in
which
lln(
M,
,mw,
mPnllonP,,
is
situated
I
the
oblexl
mining
The
deepest
workings
of
Ihe
i
mine
of
which
the
working
are
more
than
t.000
feet
in
depth
that
il
would
make
too
long
a
lit;
Cnlumt'l
and
llecla
represenl
the
nearest
approach
man
has
made
lo
the
renler
of
Ihe
earlh,
since
they
are
about
1,000
feel
below
tea
level.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
II.
K.
Goulhnurne,
Vancouver;
J.
W.
Iluild.
Toronto;
William
Vauderlip
and
V.
II.
Aiken,
Tor
race
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Nlcolson,
Prince
George;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II
W.
Morty,
Port
Ksslugton.
Central
George.
Dasselt,
fi.N.R.;
8,
Robertson,
KdiuAnton;
P.
G.
Lud
wig,
Dorreen;
R.
I'llzsimmnits,
Vancouver;
M.
Monsln,
city.
day
of
April
and
ending
on
Saturday,
the
third
:
day
of
May
in
this
present
year
as
"Save
Ihe
Forest
Week,"
during
which
period
the
citizens
of
Our
Dominion
shall
be
entreated
ear-netly
lo
consider
the
facts
hereinbefore
set
out,
lo
give
careful
heed
to
information
disseminated
by
the
various
forest
protective
agencies,
and
in
particular
to
act
upon
the
following
suggestions:
1
That
settlers
and
others
engaged
in
the
clearing
of
land
should
fully
observe
the
fira
laws
of
the
Dominion
and
of
the
province,
which
laws
have
been
enacted
for
Iheir
protection,
as
well-as
for
the
preservation
of
Our
timber
resources:
2
That
at
this
lime
of
the
year,
when
thous
ands
are
looking
forward
to
spending
Iheir
summer
vacations
in
Ihe
woods,
all
should
lake
cognizance
of
the
fact
lhal
the
camp-fire,
which
is.
one
ol
Ihe
most
pleasant
and
valuable
adjuncts
to
camp
lire,
may.
If
neglected,
easily
result
in
disaster;
and
that
lo
prevent
repetition
of
such
losses
as
have
been
annually
sus.
lained
from
this
cause,
all
persons
should
familiarize
themselves
with
the
proper
methods
oT
building,
using
and
extinguishing
such
fires;
3
That
loggers,
saw-mill
operators
and
olhers
interested
in,
limber
operations
should
see
tlnat
all
equipment
and
appliance
designed
lo
prevent
the
origin
or
spread
of
fires
shall
be
overhauled
and
placed
in
a
stale
of
thorough
repair;
that
such
persons
should
review
with
care
Hie
fire
protection
requirements
of
the
legis-talion
under
which
Ihey
operate;
and
that
they
should
see
that
all
employees
working
under
their
direction
are
properly
instructed
as
to
the
danger
of
fire.
Of
all
which
Our
Loving
Subjects
and
all
others
whom
these
presents
may
concern
are
hereby
required
lo
take
notice
and
to
govern
themselves
accordingly.
In
Testimony
Whereof,
We
have
caused
these
Our
Letters
to
be
made
Patent
and
Ihe
Creat
Seal
of
Canada
lo
be
hereunto
affixed
Witness
Our
Right
Trusty
and
Well-beloved
Julian
Hedwnrth
George,
Ilaron
Hyng
of
Vimy,
General
on
the
Retired
List
and
in
the
Reserve
of
Officers
of
Our
Army.
Knight
Grand
Cross
of
Our
Most
Honourable
Order
of
the
Hath,
Knight
Grand
Cross
of
Our
Most
Distinguished
Order
of
Saint
Michael
and
Saint
George,
Member
of
Our
Royal
Victorian
Order.
Governor
General
and
Commander-in-Chief
of
Our
Dominion
of
Canada.
At
Our
Gvernment
House,
in
Our
City
of
Ottawa,
this
twenty-eighth-
riay-of
February;
in
Ihe
year
of
Our
Lord
one
thousand
nine
hundred
and
Twenty-four,
and
in
the
fourteenth
year
of
Our
Reign.
Fly
Command,
THOMAS
MULVKY,
Under-Secretary
of
Stale.
PRIZE
ESSAY
CONTEST
PLAN
Following
is
the
complete
plans
for
Ihe
estay
competition,
announcement
of
which
was
made
yesterday:
1
The
subject
of
the
essay
is
to
be
the
proclamation
designating
the
week
April
37
lo
May
3
as
"Save
the
Forest
Week,
or
any
point
relating
to
forest
fire
prevention,
dealt,
with
in
such
proclamation.
2
The
essay
not
lo
exceed
five
hundred
words
in
length.
3
The
essay
may
be
writlen
either
In
Knglish
or
French.
4
The
essay
Is
to
be
In
the
contestant's
own
handwriting,
and
lo
be
written
on
one
side
of
the
paper
only.
5
The
contest
is
restricted
to
children
under
sixteen
years
of
age.
6
Each
essay
must
be
accom
panied
by
a
certificate
of
a
school
leacher
or
clergyman
that
Ihe
contestant
is
under
slxeen
years
of
age.
1
Neither
Ihe
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
the
contestant's
name
and
ad
dress
in
full,
and
school,
if
any.
8
No
person
shall
be
eligible
to
receive
more
than
one
prize,
nor
to
enter
more
than
one
newspaper
competition.
9
The
competition
will
clost
at
twelve
midnight1
on
May
3,
102
i.
Trta
Prizes
10
The
prizes
for
the
coin
petition
are
as
follows:
(I)
Radio
Set
A.
receiving
outfit
to
consist
of
(I)
Regenerative
tuner
wilh
-detector'
and
Iwo
stage
audio
frequency
amplifier.
(2)
Complete
set
of
tubes
to
work
off
dry
battery.
(3.i
One
pair
telephones
.
and
plug.
'
t
)
A
and
H
Jialteries.
(5)
Complete
antenna
equipment.
.(Cj
Necessary
wire
for
connecting
up
set,
(2)
.Twenty-five
dollars
In
cash.
(3)
Ten
dollars
In
cash.
Honorable
mention
Five
prizes
of
five
dollars
cash
apiece.
II
The
essay
winning
first
prize
shall
be
forwarded
by
the
newspaper
to
Ihe
Acting
Director
of
the
Dominion
Forest
Service.
Department
of
the
Interior,
Ottawa,
who
will
Judge
it
in
competition
with
other
first
prize
essays
to
bo
received
by
him
from
similar
contests
all
over
Canada.
'
Central
Competition
12
The
Aetlng
Director
of
Forestry
will
award
Ihe
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
of
(1)
fine
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.
(4)
Necessary
A
and
H
(3)
(0)
Complete
antenna
Necessary
wire
necting
up
set.
for
con-.
14
The
contestant
winning
the
grand
prize
must
return
his
local
first
prize
in
good
condition
to
the
newspaper
which
awarded
it.
The
newspaper
will
thereupon
deliver
to
hiiir
the
grand
prize.
15
,'i'he
local
first
prize
so
returned
will
be
delivered
by
Ihe
newspaper
to
the
contestant
winning
the
second
prize
in
Ihe
local
competition.
,
9