GbOYER
Immediately
my
condition
br?an
to
ImproTe.
I'aii-i
disappear,!;
soca
Pyipepsia
and
conttipation
were
th.nyi
of
the
past.
After
a
few
months
I
was
perfectly
well
ajain
and
hat
1-oen
la
the
lt
of
health
for
over
a
year
bow."
Mrs.
AXXIE
GLAVKU,
io
Hoary
HUret,
Otlaa.
J
nit
try
"Fruit-a-tivea"
let
them
prove
their
real
worth.
2V.
a
n.l
U)C-
a
boi,
at
all
dealers
or
tent
postpaid
b
Fruit
a-tn
e
Libtiled,
Oltaaa,
I
JaL
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Afternoon,
exrspt
Sunday,
Ihe
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Uaily
News,
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Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEX,
Managing
Editor.
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DAILY
EDITION
Archbishop's
Message
On
The
Easter
Triumph.
Saturday.
April
19.
I9JI.
In
the
spring-lime
a
the
sun
pours
it
radiant
energy
upon
the
surface
of
the
earth
we
ran
almo!
hear
the
pni",
the
shrub
and
Ihe
trees
singing
their
Ea-ler
song
of
resurrection
a
they
lurl
l..rth
from
the
tomb
of
winter
into
triumphant
life.
Thi
ts
mi
ielic
fiction
for
the
same
law
of
vibration
fiiHrliofl
both
111
1
1
If
Uiui
...
ntllkij
I
f
...
a
...
....I..
,.
.
1.
..
they
could
catch
Hi
harmoiiMti
rljjUim
iif
Ihe
uqfijkling
.floweeJlbre
ram-
fnmi
the
fretl!
ITie
All
vital
esteem
flou-w
(mm
(,
i,n
l..r:;f.
i
tt.
TLi
Li'.aT.I
sf
Ihe
".
-
-
"
-
-
'
.......
-
m-w-M
nil.
Ilfllfllll.
1
.CI
1
1
J
I
I
IHT
I
iiUimale
reality
of
the
mmer-e.
Jt
i.
well
for
u-
U
remember
that
the
Infinite
Enerjry
of
Uml
.
revealel
in
riiBg
d'gTee.
ami
that
the
decree
differs
ae.,riliM
In
tile
intmiM-
value
of
Ihe
euer?).
We
feel
in-liuc-
lively
that
mittd
etierf)
i
higher
than
radiant
cuergj'
and
that
mr
niiii-i.
lorra
oi
muni
energy
i
moral
energy
which
manifest
ilHf
i
ri?hleoijne,
goodne,
awl
love.
The
highel
Ieins
is
Ihe
beiug
who
reveal
mo-l
fully
the
highest
degree
of
energy
according
to
it
moral
value.
The
verdict
of
the
world
aigH
thi
exalted
poit"ioii
to
the
historic
Chrit
in
whom
wa
ntanireled
Ihe
energy
of
Hod"
redeeming
love.
The
conservation
of
moral
value,
is
fundamental
law
of
the
universe.
If
radiant
energy
i
never
ol
though
traii-formeiJ
we
may'
le
Mire
that
moral
energy,
while
it
may
lie
ap-Iarenlly
vanquished
and
buried,
will
always
rise
again
with
added
glory
at
Ihe
touch
of
the
find
of
Infinite
Love.
As
in
the
historic
Christ
we
had
given
to
in
human
form.
Tor
a
limited
lime
and
in
a
limited
place,
the
highest
revelation
of
the
righteousness,
the
poodnes,
mid
he
love
of
(;!.
it
f.
inconceivable
that
this
supreme
moral
valije
Vliuutil
not
have
been
fully
consentMl
in
ome
higher
and
niore
gloriou
form
unlimited
l.y
time
and
place.
The
Loril
i
risen'
indeed
In
the
Rien
Christ
we
have
Ihe
'divine
pledge
of
the
ultima
e
triumph
of
Moral
Energy.
Immorlitl
love,
whether
in
or
in
others,
though
seemingly
crushed,
vil
Mirely
rie
again.
F.
II.
I)U
VER.NET,
Archl.ihop
of
liiledonia.
Laminated
Wood
Factory
To
Start..
Much
interest
was
taken
Thursday
in
the
full
account
of
the
i
proposed
activities
of
i,e
Skeeua
Laminated
Wood
Company
which
.
to
erect
a
farlor
on
Devil's
Mand.
.',7
miles
from
here
o
i
the
Skeena
River
It
will
,e
so
near
this
rjty
that
much
benefit
will
accrue
lo
Prince
Rupert
from
it,
activities.
While
not
i...
i"
r
a,',mr
"'
"
'
will
he
the
next
bes
,
'
.
,
,
,LUIUIC
'"e
news
was
that
the
work
of
construe
,
"r
V
.
wu',u
''
mo",
a"
hal
U'c
survey
f
lh
,
,
u"4,,u,c
,a,,B.
r
laying
out
the
plant
nre
already
hand.
The
managing
director,
Frank
F.
Rurdfll.
ha
gone
.,u,
o.
.o.
pan.eu
,,y
me
surveyor
and
he
announce
thai
in-
'
1
Ilia
.
Ai
wilful
flu
ifor.ll...
in?.
In....
"'iMiiuons
permit,
construction
'
com
'
il
I
ill
C
1
1
(
0
"Eczema
All
Over
Arms
Suffered
for
12
Years"
Mrs.
Murray
Hough,
Wiarton,
OnL,
write,:
t.T
.
a!I
?Vtr
my
"ms'
1
of
treat-menu
I-
l
to
rcheve
.
but
wuhout
.uecess.
One
Spring
it
broke
oul
and
noming
gate
me
relief,
even
the
salve
I
got
from
the
doctor
did
no
good.
At
jt
I
tried
Dr.
Chaie's
Ointment
and
it
healed
the
eczema
in
a
ihort
time.
That
it
over
a
year
ago.
nd
I
have
had
no
return
of
the
trouble."
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
0
eta,
a
Iwi.
all
.Idlers
or
IVIniansou.
l.t
Co
IM,
Toronto
111
t(
SHINGLES
AND
VENEER
jNaas
and
Skeena
River
Provide
'
Much
Lumbers
for
Pulp
and
Paper
or
Other
Purposes
M
The
ejiuale
and
of
limtter
in
Northern
linlUfi
idiimhia
i
I
t
t.OOM.OOtl.OOO
feel.
f
fteieol
i
upMrt
a
prettily
exleodi
dee.
pmenl.
areonhns
li
P.
Z.
Caver.
hill,
ehier
fore-ler
for
linlib
Columbia,
who
a)lre.el
the
flnlary
Club
al
il
lunebeoo
here
Iliurwlay.
fin
I
be
SLeena
I
hers
a
ufffeient
I
imbr
for
a
lar?e
pulp
leeM,nrenl
and
aantlter
mi
the
aa
and
a?ain
at
the
'jHeen
Charbslle
KUrwt-.
II
nuM
tse
nme
time
before
Ihe
4eelo.
nienl
would
lake
blare
In
stake
Ihe
mol
of
Ihe
limber
reourr
bul
mm
aay
developaneat
1'rioes-
Rupert
wnvM
benefil
beeaa-e
ih
ejly
was
Ihe
lnzeal
centre
for
the
HiiBe.
He
aitt
be
IKoahl
Ihe
lime
wa
rifse
for
ihe
e.
laMi'bmenl
nf
a
-hinzte
aat
eaeer
plant
and
I
here
wa
ao
rea-oo
wtiy
a
-hinjrte
Mill
hou1sl
ihI
be
elaltiliet
in
lrias
Rupert,
wbieh
wottbl
apply
the
market
ia
rnmoelitisi
srsik
JofFier
place.
Cettenwocd
Referring
to
Ihe
essilonwomt
flan
for
Ihe
stevetopavesit
nf
ahseh
have
been
Mail-
on
the
kceiia
River.
Mr.
Caverhill
aM
there
wa
similar
?ool
efllbsa.
wssJ
on
Ihe
Xaa
River.
The
raw
material
far
exceeded
the
jamosint
in
the
-solh.
Mr.
Uaverbill
saW
be
alav
likes!
enmin?
to
I'rfnce
Rupert
be.
sraue
here,
everyone1
wa
later.
eteJ
in
tlte
develortmeat
of
the
country
and
especially
ra
Ihe
lumber
indotlry.
Human
inlere!
in
the
forel
bad
leen
naramoant
inee
the
learliet
dawn
of
rrsilizatioa,
aM
Ihe
chief
forever.
In
British
(MamlMa
people
cosibt
hardly
Oaljze
bw.
cioey
ihe
.forest
jwere
In
the
projrre.s
of
the
essun.
iry.
tine
dullar
out
of
I
everr
rsHsntrvv
which
nraile
the
province
allcaeiive
lo
I.Hin-t
al-o
erensel
Hfson
Ihe
fore.l.
Brilih
rXumbia
had
half
the
limber
found
in
Canada
sand
Ihe
eoal
wa
aolesl
for
Ihe
size
and
?raw.leur
of
It
tree.
Thi
wa
Ihe
result
of
Ihe
eli-
male
and
Mijl.
The
Iree
w.Hild
continue
lo
prow
if
eiven
a
chance.
A
compared
wild
the
PAOE
TWO.
THE
DAtIY
NEWS.
l
unlay.
A.iJ
X-RAY
INDICATED
CANCER,
RELIEVED
TIMBER
GREAT
!
BY
"FRUIT-A-TIVES"
!
CAPITAL
ASSET'
Splendid
Fruit
Medicine
Perform.
AnntW
Mr
1-
!
1
The
InralecU)
it
Talae
of
'Trml
a-tite"
can
best
I
appreciated
ben
it
completely
relieves
some
dinrerous,
.Ira.Ily
miUJy
that
u
sapping
the
health
and
strrcrth
of
thenuTrrrr.
After
readier
lbu
letter,
It
cy
"ntlmtjnd
lijr
Mr.
GWraat
f
U4
to
riteahoal
"Fruit-a-titr"
in
the
Lope
that
Ler
etr
rience
would
guide
other
to
try
tlii
joudcrfnl
fruit
nwdicine.
Tor
years,
I
sir
a
soSrrrr
with
chronic
IJ
IHTia,
Indirection
and
CouslifsMion
;
the
atoraach
pains
urn:
dreadful
and
null
my
health
broke
dtn
eosnpIeteW.
After
fire
X-rayt
had
been
taken,
I
wav
ad
rued
that
mj
condition
strongly
rnrinUed
Cancer
of
the
Stomach
and
aa
immediate
operation
was
necessary.
Dreading
an
operation,
I
consulted
other
pit-sirans
but
grew
steadily
mors.
I
La
i
almost
fit
en
up
hope
hen
I
decided
to
trjr
"Trait-a-tire''
recommended
by
many
friends.
inuujinti
in
i
nit
uitinci
uapa-bte
of
Greatly
Extended
De-
velopment
j
OLD
CHUN
SMOKING
TOBACCO
IS
FOUR
TIMES
SEALED
Tie
cuie-urdpper
cf
uxUr-jfid-BOiiiere'
proof
prjFm
fJxr-t,
JTtereitdtr
Old
Chun"
wrapper
shotuuid
name
and
trade
trsrk
,
demand,
how
ever,
the
supply
of
,r'e''
li,r
nsiimptioti
wa
stead,
(manager
of
Ihe
Yukon
A
White
lirnMr
wa
i"creaing.
horlunalely
Xa-
la
llailwav.
W.D.
(onion.
u.
lintiled.
limited.
Nature
Provides
Crop
Forestry
had
lo
do
with
har
vesting
markj.tin
an.l
MiJulni.
had
I
ceo
the
chief
offender
Ihe
abue
of
Ihe
fore!,
lij,
rejranl
had
been
ftihred
In
Idem
hill
II.
is
.lirsirsis.l
-
haI
r.ni..l
in
olher
nation.
Britain
wa-J''am,,
r,rp''-
planning
lo
plant
one
and
three
ijuarler
million
of
acre
al
20
an
acre.
In
the
nejt
leu
year
Ihevl
The
limber
indiistrr
wa
one
of
Ihe
baic
Industrie
bul
the
eroo
lure
prirvidct
(be
erop.
Jr
II
bad
ieriiilenleiii.
aM.l
about
Jo
to
Ih
planted.
'the
co.l
would
be
!
member
of
Ihe
company
staff
very
high.
'Die
only
difficulty
Ins;
'outs
in
lo
make
rea.lv
for
tin-
limber.
Xalure
provided
the
firt
k"'l'nf
up.thi
on
the
floor.
Ihe
trramnnlmno
lard.
and
nlo
Ihe
U.lies
auxil.
reconl
were
made
largely
from
,ary-
fediice
Hie
tnemlHrhii
wood.
"Fabric
were
manufactured.
d'""
-
a"d
alo
to
have
su.
from
it.
slockfood
wa
oreo'ire.i.la'"'ns
meinberhln
.it
from
i3
n
.
...
I..
..
a
a
tiJrkti!
nionth
I
s
......
I
II.
.
i
.
wiriii
'HttiUl
anI
VPrV
people
would
erve
wood
duel
with
I
heir
ine.-il
pro.
age
of
Wood
Thi
wa
the
age
of
wood.
Miililren
were
rocked
(n
o
wooden
cradle
and
hurie.l
In
a
woode
.
...
tit-
III
SF
mm.
i.ivi
uaiinn
wa
mi
on
wood.
The
counlrle
Hint
nnn.
limed
mol
of
it
were
Ihe
rnnt
advanced
.
In
norlh
America
Hie
per
capjla
consumption
wa
tf0
iMlliie
feel.
In
northern
"
I
'
1
1..
1
11
Mtrnnn
".OFHCIALS
OF
WHITE
PASS
RAILWAY
HERE
YESTERDAY
ON
MARY
n.l.It,
i..imi.
steamer
steamer
Prince
Prince
The
heauy
tin
foil
The
heavy
manilla
paper
Ul'Iilj
wa
lhe:eaoir
erviee.
crop
an.
I
it
depended
on
how
IM
rond.
of
forest
fire.
After
i
Doharkmp
ftom
the
Prince
icrop
wa
handled
whether
Ihere
,h'4,
"r
,mr
hurninjc
the
soil
Mar)
here
were
ilr.
Slevenon.
would
Irf
a
second.
He
combated
"l
reprosliMje.
la
a
seal-
Mr.
Autboay.
Mr.
T.
W.
Ilrnie.
Ih-
Men
that
the
foret
wa
not
a
rM
lI"lalloB
II
wn
alm.i
Mr.
and
.Mr,
,
.
Kvalehaw.
F.
crop
bnl
sonielhins
el
here
to
nU"-s"'ie
to
organize
lo
watch
Tins-ley,
All
lln.wn.
O.
Holler,
(use
and
forsel.
Anelo
Savon
an''
I'"'
(,ut
filv-
There
had
M.
It
Mwart.
II.
Wbnlen
nn.i
in.iseei
careies.ues
in
the
past
ant
Mike
(Irumeloff.
uiai
pnase
wa
cau.lna-
Hie
.c.
(o.injr
north
from
Prince
Itu.
port
nieut
worn
lulay.
course
eM
ssrs-
K
It
livn..
t
l.,...-n
of
cliiealion
in
Millint:
out
V.
II.
I.
lot.
I
n
i
ItslfTed
malche
and
F.
Mavnanl.
li
J.
M:i
vim
nl
Mr.
cisarelle
wa
necenrr.
M
iiin
-....i
vl.ii..
.'.
.
'
.
.-
Mm,
.'in.
i.
i.i
ll.ll..
Ilr
Kelchikan:
I).
A.
MnnUler
and
K.
WIM.
TAII
rFNFRAI
lanW
for
Juneau:
I'.
Sham
for
unloosed
ntanlin?
0(i
fiori
sri
t
.
s.
Yv
"
lute
lrtre
mthlINU
Or
HOSPITAL
vv--5
way.
look
a
Ion?
lime
In
mature.
Tl
rn.miun.i
-
.
.
i
people
who
i.lanle.l
did
not
rao,
rnn.H.rf
ti.i.
tun.
...
.
-
'
.......
wM
.iiu
-
1
1
1
WO
-
the
harvest.
,
Ftin,H
n-i-.
r
Mr.
(sdverhill
wa
nnnne.l
lo-
av.s,.
il
lie
(.lea
that
substitute,
fori
Mortimer.
At
AT
80
YEARS
OF
AGE
'
""k
.
v.-.
.,--:
fl
p
PyiliJllE-i
SBJ
H
i
-iR
1
1
Iff
to
bring
you
the
full
richness
and
mellow
sweetness
of
this
Tobacco
of
Q
Manufactured
by
IMPERIALT0BACC0
CO.
OF
CANADA
LIMITED
;
Marrj-
Martin
for
flalllen
for
Skag.
Al
Ihe
hospital
mcclin?
Ial
night
Ihe
thank
of
the
hoard
wa
extended
to
the
ladie
ni.Ti-
liary
fur
Ihe
work
Ihev
were
.1...
o
wood
would
he
discovered.
Sub-
-x
special
general
tnociin?
nflhiR
in
connection
with
Ihe
pro-
1
1
et
it
til
ion
had
atwav
been
"..intr.lhe
meinbcr
of
the
Prince
Itu.
!
vhling
of
much
nee.lo.1
ii..n
willlon
bul
thai
onlv
increasml
it.
perl
flenernl
llonilal
I
to
I.elThose
rircxeiil
nl
il.n
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we
hsu
There
are
Just
Two
Rules
to
Follow
to
Enjoy
the
BEST
Smoked
Fish,
AT
ITS
BEST.
Thee
Rules
are
1
Buy
"Rupert
Brand."
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Bran.)
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always
:c
livered
lo
the
stores
in
clean
new
hoxes
clc
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stamt'ed
"Rupert
Brnnd."
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rook,n&
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cook
in
nitxlerale.-dler
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mimiles
remove
and
paper
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on
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Four
Kinds
Breakfast
Kippers,
Bloaters,
Smoked
Bl.ck
Cod
and
Kippered
Salmon.
At
all
Fi.h
and
Meat
Market,
and
Grocers.
'
.
V
Canadian
Fish
4
Cold
Storage
Co.?
lid.
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RUPERT
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Our
Picture
Department
Offers
some
hcntiliful
rcprodurliniis
of
FamousPaintings
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tnotinleil
and
Prices
nre
$7.00
and
$8.00
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
DISPLAY
OF
THESE
MASTER?
FUL
WORKS
OF
ART.
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