PAUR
TWO.
THE
DAnY
NRWB
Monday
Aoil.
-
I
When
Exposed
to
Air
I
Tke
Man
SAYS:-
in
the
Moen
J
tea
loses
its
freshness
and
flavor.
IT
can
hardly
he
said
that
the
air
has
been
subdue.!
when
il
lakes
a
number
of
warships
to
escort
a
round
Ihe
world
ilyiiig
"SALADA"
ouadron.
.
MOTIIKIfS
a
dear,
Ihe
baby's
i
lamb,
the
hoy
Is
a
kid,
the
Kirl
est
s
al
chicken,
uncle's
a
jackass
and
dad's
(be
ifnal.
That
look's
For
that
reason
is
never
sold
in
bulK.
like
a
complete
menagerie
In
one
family.
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Daily
News
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86
DAILY
EDITION
nrt
Monday,
April
21.
19?
t
Nature
Does
Much
For
This
Country.
Nature
does
much
for
this
norlh
country
even
if
at
times
she
is
a
little
stem
ami
forbidding.
Take
as
an
instance
the
forests
from
which
so
much
of
the
wealth
of
(lanada
is
laken.
They
are
provided
without
any
sowing
or
prepariiijr
of
land,
and
once
the
limber
is
taken
off
Nature
sets
to
work
again
and
replants
the
laud
with
almost
a
carpet
of
young
trees.
In
a
few
years
the
forests
repossess
the
laud
if
nature
is
allowed
to
have
her
way.
in
an
address
given
before
the
Miliary
Club
last
week,
P.
Z.
Caverhill,
chief
forester
for
British
Columbia,
drew
attention
to
the
way
in
which
the
townsile'of
Prince
lluperl
is
being
reclaimed
by
the
forest,
On
most
of
the
vacant
land,
young
trees
have
sprung
up
and
are
growing
fast.
Now
and
then
some
person
who
does
not
know"
the
country
is
heard
to
remark
bow
no
steps
are
taken
to
replant
the
forests
following
the
Cutting
0nvii
of
the
trees.
People
-whet
say
any
thing
like
that
show"their.1glioranctX'
-
.Nature
provides
for
the,
replanting,
but
the
menace
to
the
country
is
the
frequency
of
forest
fires.
One
fire
will
-not
destroy
the
seeds.
Indeed
it
i
claimed
that
they
grow
better
ou
burnt
over
Jand
than
among
Ihc
debris
left
by
loggers.
Let
the
land
be
burnt
three
or
four
tinier,
however,
and
there;
is
daiigcrjhal
the
.-ceil
will
be
all
destroyed
and
the
forest
pcrnianciiHy
crippled.
Takes
Long
Time
To
Grow
New
Forest.
it
will
be
at
least
100
years
before
young
trees
will
have
attained
a
size
sufficient
to
e
cut
and.
sawed
info
lumber.
It
will
be
several
hundred
years
before
the
trees
are
as
large
as
those
which
are
being
cut
today.
Take
Ihe.redar
as
an
example.
In
fifty
years
the
average
tree
is
:J7
feel
high
and
five
inches
in
diameter.
In
100
years
it
is
00
feet
high
and
ten
inches
thick.
To
reach
a
diameter
-of
thirteen
inches
takes
110
years
and
by
thai
time
il
j
07
feel
high
A
tree
that
size
is
often
used
as
a
sawlog
in
the
west.
The
rale
of
growllinif
fir
is
much
faster
mil
Hemlock
is
about
as.ow
growing
lis
whir.
Community
Hike
Is
Latest
Thing.
In
Victoria
recently
a
community
hike
was
organized.
Some
hundred
and
fifty
oeonle
took
or
motor
lo
Ooldstream
and
climbed
.Mount
Braden,
lunched
at
in
ii.wir
me
tup
uuu
listened
io
talks
several
subjects
relating
to
the
things
they
saw
and
then
returned
home.
The
railway
company
attached
an
extra
car
lo
fh
dale
Ihe
crowd
The
outing
was
under
the
auspices
of
the
Alpine
i
Mull
luil
;t:
i
t..ij
"
11
"iKH-rsiood
n
was
a
newspaperman
who
made
the
r"rH'
sunn.
A
similar
hike
miuhl
nossihlv
h
.h-mi,,!
ltr
DniiiAn
Tin
perl.
It
would
he
rather
a
nice'
tiling
to
have
everybody
who
e-
ii.mui
io
me
top
oi
.Mount
Old
field
and
hold
a
community
picnic
at
Ihe
top.
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I
Underwood
London
Dry-Gin
B
.
M3S
p.r
Boltle.
B
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
This
adveHisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
fioverniiieiil
of
BritUh
Columbia.
TME
"upper
class"
in
Canada
onsisls
most
of
people
who
are
on
Iheir
uppers."
,
'
AN
interesting
thing
to
find
out
in
Prince
lluperl
would
be
just
bow
many
temptations
tbere
are
a
man
could
avoid.
IF
there
are
nothing
but
harps
in
heaven
what
will
happen
to
Ihe
saxophone
player
i
JAKE
says
If
Ihe
saxophone
players
go
to
Hades
Lhe
lug
crowds
will
be
there
loo.
SIMtlNfi
is
really
here
for
Hie
Easier
hats
and
new
suits
have
all
been
bnnislil
out
inlo
the
light.
THE
girN
would
e
content
vvilh
jrood
looks
in
men
if
Ibey
could
only
spend
Ibeoi.
IF
you
don't
at
first
succeed.
try,
try.
try
again.
Marrying
for
love
is
an
example.
-
.
.
OPPORTUNITY
seldom
Vnmes
labelled.
THE
lesl
of
a
person's
ahilily
in
public
speaking
is
seen
in
whether
he
knows
enough
to
slop
before
Ihe
audience
become
lired
of
him.
'
IN
England
there
isa
mm
merit
on
foot
lo
abolish
I
be
laws
against
blasphemy.
Apparently
some
of
the
English
people
find
Ihe
orthodox
language
instill-
eienlly
cxprcssiye.
-
SFPPOSK
Ihe
English
people
were
lo
add
swearing
to
the
pre
sent
habits
of
hard
drinking
am
smnkinjr,
Jake
ays
they
would
be
very
lillle
different
from
what
I
hey
are
today.
4
'Til
Ell
E
is
growing
up
a
strong
feeling
in
this
country
thai
a
law
should
he
passed
providing
for
the
abolition
or
suppression
of
the
jrifl
cigar.
How
is
a
hum
to
gel
decent
smokes
under
present
conditions.
KEEP
I.
NO
up
a
hold
front
is
go
in?
out
nf
fashion.
Today
a
middle
aged
man
Xveifjh
often
ami
promptly
checks
any
si;ni
of
obesity.
YOU
get
bejler
board
at
a
sawmill
than
at
a
logging
camp
hut
you
may
not
gel
fat
on
it,
IT
seem
as
il
missionaries
would
never
convert
the
Chinese.
from
that.
rjuier
old
heathen
custom
of
paying
Iheir
debts
before
the
national
holiday.
THE
bobbed
hair
craze
does
not
scorn
lo
lend
itself
so
readily
lo
the
wilieisms
of
the
profes
sional
humorists
as
did
Ihe
short
skirl
craze.
THE
dillicully
with
dreamy
eyes
is
they
are
usually
dreaming
about
Ihe
other
fellow.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnc
Rupart
April
21,
1914.
.Magistral
Alfred
Oars
ap.
pH-ed
before
the
cily
enuuei)
las)
night
staling
that
the
cost
of
the
temporary
roadway'
proposed
for
Taylor
street
would
not
he
Justified
ty
its
convenience.
C.
P.
Klanchanl
has
relurned
lo
.Seattle
after
a
visit
here
with
a
view
lo
promoling
trade
be.
Iween
Prince
Huperl
and
the
Pugel
Sound
porl.
lie
admits
that
Ibis
purl
will
he
a
commercial
rival
In
Seattle.
Windows
of
Dr.
Tremuyne's
house
on
Third
Avenue
were
shattered
ami
his
new
auto,
mobile
was
badly
wrecked
as
n
result
of
a
blast
.on
Ihe
nosl.
olllee
site
yesterday
afternoon.
W.
11.
Proven
of
Ambrose
Ave,
was
held
uji
at
the
point
of
a
gur
on
Flflh
Avenue
near
Mayor
Newton's
house
"last
ulghl
hut
Dishwashing
with
dainty
hands
"OT
possible,
you
say?
Perhaps
it
wasn't,
before
Lux
was
discovered
for
dishwashiriK.
But
now,
Lux,
with
its
instant
soapy
suds,
jiot
only
cleans
your
dishes
thoroughly,
but
is
as
easy
on
the
hands
as
the
finest
toilet
soap.
Ordinary
soaps
or
washing
powders
are
too
hard
on
the
skin,
making
it
rough
and
red.
The
ingredients
in
Lux
are
helpful
to
the
hands
and
skin
the
Lux
suds
if
constantly
used
will
kc'cp
the
skin
smooth
as
Nature
intended.
You
can
do
your
own
dishes,
and
not
be
ashamed
of
your
hands,
because
they
will
never
show
that
they
have
been
in
the
dishpan.
Just
a
single
teaspoonful
is
sufficient
for
your
breakfast
or
lunch
dishes
you
may
possibly
have
to
use
two
teaspoonfuli
lor
your
dinner
dishes.
Try
it
just
once.
You
will
be
so
delighted
that
you
will
want
to
use
it
always.
become
premier.
.
TELKWA
join
him
in
a
short
lime.
Lux
is
econotrfural
for
all
d'uh-trathing.
One
packtl
contain
sufficient
for
54
dish-uashingi
nearly
all
the
dishes
for
three
ueekt.
LUX
Lux
it
sold
onfy
in
sealed
packets
dust
proof!
Philip
Lindsay
happened
along'at
ine
time
auil
Hie
would-be
highwayman
made
Ills
escape
before
finishing
his
job.
The
police
were
soon
on
Ihe-scene
litil
their
bird
bad
llown
and
.was
not
found.
A
weird
lootisler
of
Ihe
tleeii.
seemingly
i
cross
between
a
fish
ami
mammal.
is
on
exhibit
in
the
Daily
News
olllcjv
.
II
wa
brought
In
by
one
of
Ihe
local
fishing
boats.
An
attempt
will
If.
made
lo
preserve
II
ami
place
it
in
Ihe
llo.-ml
of
Trade
rooms.
-
-
Hceenl
arrivals
from
Victoria
....
II.
C.
Eraser,,
Ihe
school
Inspector,
paid
Ihe
Telkwa
school
a
visit
Monday
Jasl.
N.
P.
Clarence
Ooodacre
has
gone
lo
Smilhers
where
he
has
accepted
'position!
wilb
Sealy
V
IJoodson.
Ml
Ooodacre
and
lillle
daiighler
will
.
been
inleresling
the
people
1
here
in
his
wnd.
4
The
ladies
of
the
Salvation
Army
are
this
cwniug
holding
an
Easier
Concert
followed
by
a
lea
al
the
Kilselas
Young
People'
m
Hall.
The
bhr
alTair
is
startlmr
al
7.
.10.
SPECIAL
TRAIN
WITH
EASTERN
TEACHERS
ON
BOARD
HERE
AUGUST
4
On
August
t
a
special
train
carrying
large
number
of
ilele-
say
that
Sir
lticb.?rd
Mcllride
u
frm
,,
,.
,,,,,
lo
(
lo
be
aseid-general
at
London
(:ana)an
.,Vil(.bers'
Federa
and
that
Hon.
W
I,
IHIWSCr
Will
II,...
,.,,.nfill..il
In
V'ili...rif.
will
Several
farmers
am
busy
tdowing
amf
fiiijie
to
hein
seeil-Ing
in
'a
few-
duy
jmrite
in
Prince
lluperl.
The
I
parly
of
pedagogues
will
transfer
to
steamer
.here
and
coiiliuue
Iheir
journey
south.
Several
other
large
teachers'
excursions
from
the
east
will
also
pas
through
the
cily
this
similiter
it
Is
expected.
CANNED
FISH
DUTY
MONTH
EAL,
April
IP.
ApplU
cation
has
been
made
by
Ihe
Canadian
Fisheries
Association
'jln
the
Acting
Minister
of
Finance
jllobb
for
abolition
of
the
sales
lax
on
canned
fish,
requesting
III
honor
of,
Mr.
and
MrH.
he
proposed
""ndmenU
lo
Ihe
budget.
...
Hanley
who
an,'
leaving
shortly.
lr.
amFMrs.
Jack
Tire-hurst
eriteitaineTr
a-
number
of
friends
at
a
Jolly
parly
last
week.
Telkwa
presented
a
very
busy
scene
on
Wednesday
when
farm
ers
from
far
and
.near
,caine
in
lo
alien,
an
auction
of
S.S.H.
effects
conducted
by
J,
W.
Wheeler
O.
A.
Heinle
bus
moved!
Ills
barber
shop
from
"j
lie
Svepson
block
back
to
lilsv
own
.building
Mr.
Moore
of
Ihe
S.S.H,
at
Vamlerlioof
H
ass(n
J,
P.
Wheeler
with
luVwoik
connceled
wilb
Ihe
sale.
'
-
.
VANAMDOL
Capt.
Lewis
Gosling
of
Ihe
Christian
JlamJ
of
..Worker
of
Hrirt
Simpson
lias
been
a
recent
visitor
al
Kitsciav
village'
and
has
TONGUE
COATED,
BAD
TASTE
IN
MOUTH,
EYES
TINGED
WITH
YELLOW
Liver
Trouble
the
Cause
Mr.
A,
C.
Brown,
Oroiuorio,
Ont.
rltsil;"t,
lilVM
l:en
IriillWcJ
Willi
my
llvfr
for
i
frw
Jftrn
limk,
a
J
ui
r
IjsiI
I
did
iiol
reel
ilile
tu
do
my
murk.
I
hml
Mvrrn
pHiii
la
my
stio
ii,
no
Lul
I
could
hardly
nlntid
Uihii
at
Uinct;
nmled
oinruii
bml
liln
In
the
mouth,
r-rlally
In
Hit
inonilnr;
whiten
of
eytti
tlnrsiJ
with
yullow,
mil
hml
i
mmldy
ind
llllW
CMIIil)!Iloll.
I
lud
rei.l
trnt
ihil
hIcmiI
Mllhnrti'
l.lli-Lltrr
I'l'ln
uml
rtfddid
I
would
try
..vltl,
ami
arier
Uklur
Iwn
tr
three
I
foun1
I
wii
trritly
Improved,
anil
ran
truthfully
.y
Hut
I
felt
niorti
like
livliif
ml
can
now
do
my
nun
uoik
I
thou
I
any
IntvMr."
miiuurn
a
Lai-uvrr
rina
ire
tit
a)
vial
at
all
dxalsra,
or
will
Im
malleit
rtlrsrt
m
receli.t
by
Tin.
T.
Mllliuin
Cm.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
I
Your
hand
i
uill
show
imr
provttnfnt
at
onre.
Ktrp
a
f-atliait
of
Lux
honJy
on
your
kithrn
jhrlf.
Vtt
U
fut
all
your
J'uhtt.
i
U)
1
w
UTTEX
BEOTHTM
UMtTUt
TOonp
IT
The
Gift
Supreme!
A
BOX
OF
Purdys
Candy
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World
NOTHING
COULD
BE
BETTER
AS
A
SEASONABLE
GIFT.
A
Tnolhuomo.
Delight
m
n
Heniiliful
llox.
ALL
SIZES
ALL
PRICES.
Solo
Agents:-
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Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Our
Picture
Department
Offer
some
benuliftil
reprodurlioiis
of
FamousPaintings
riullnbly
mounlcil
and
framed.
Price
arc
$7.00
and
$8.00
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