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different
gardens
are
blended
to
give
SALADA
its
distinctive
flavor.
It
is
truly
a
revelation.
Try
it.
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Daily
News
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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
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New?.
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Avcnuf.
II.
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Editor,
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preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
"
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Wednesday,
April
22.
1925.
Box
Factory
Will
Add
To
Industries.
The
ho
fat
lory
to
be
operated
here
in
connection
with
the
Prince
Rupert
n)
ill
Will
he
a
valuable
addition
to
the'
local
iudtis-Iries
in
that
it
will
enable
the
operators
to
dispose
of
the
low'
grade
spruce
lo
advantage.
In
this
part'
of
the
world
the
-lov(
grade
spruce
is
always
a
drug
on
the
market.
The
dilfinces
are
so
great
that
it
doesviiol'
pay
lo
haul
it
IjO
the
prairies
and
it
is
not
in
great
demand
there.
By
manufacturing
box
shook
lite
lumber
can
be
marketed
to
advantage.
Little
Knowledge
Is
Dangerous
Thing.
A
little
knowledge
is
a
dangerous
thing,
.lust
now
the
natives
of
Africa
are
acquiring
a
Utile
knowledge
and
the
result
is
that
they
are
in
a
condition
where
any
agitator
can
easily
pur-1
sitade
litem
that
they
are
ill-used.
There
are
nmtiv
millions
of
them
in
the
eountry
and
Ihey
are
learning
to
keep
in
touch
'th
each
other
by
using
modem
methods
of
communication.
The
result
is
that
they
are
finding
HieTitselves!
of
greater
importance
than';
formerly
and
it).
the
.cmtrsejjf
deyebipjttijnttare
.likely
to
be
irouwiespnie.
it
is
a
pnase
mat
lias
10
te
passed
through.
Government
Can-
Hardly
Compete
In
Business.
It
would
be
hanHy
fair
to
private
inferesls
for
the
Provincial
(overnmeit
lo
slep
in
and
compete
willi
then!
now
thai
Ihey
are
established,
the
government
at
teloria
intintales
thai
it
will
not
do
o
in
ronnevtimr
with
the
establishing
of
a
jnilk
distributing
business
at
Prince
Rupert.
1
We
should
all
like
U
see
a
big
jnilk
depot'
established
here.
We
clir
nol'itse"
enough
fresh
milk,
nothing
like
our
proper
proportion
according
lo
popularion.
The
establishment
of
a
depot
here-would
increase
the
Mipply
and
would
do
more
business
Ihnii'
is
done
today.
What
milk
was
not
used
for
private
cou-sumpliotr
could
be
made
into
buller,
ice
cream
and
similar
products.
It
would
1e
heller
to
imporl
oua
supply
from
the
interior
valleys
than
get
it
from
Vancouver;
We
want
to
help
the
farmers
and
the
farmers
might
help
us
by
increasing
the
supply.'
The
difficulty
is
in
establishing
the
business.
It
is.
is
to
be
hoped
thai
Ihe
minister
or
agriculture
will
be
able
lo
solve
Ihe,
problem
and.
give
relief
both
to
the
farms
and
the
people
of
Prince
Mo-
perl
and
Rial
without
iujiirijig
those
who
are
'.already
doing
busi-
iii-ss
iii
rrinctt
unpen.
Clean
Up
Week
'
.
End
On
Saturday.
'
.-
'
A
good
many
people
are
forgetting
Ihal-lhis
is
"clean
up
week"
as
well
as
"save
the
forest.week,"
and.ljia't
those
wlio'ilo
.
not
aceeplj
Lite
polite
Invitnl'iin
to
tidy
their
premises
are
likely
lo
have
a
imrr,'.
persuasive
lone
used
next
'week.
i
n
tue
a.
m
u-miMig
iip
.vitcaiitftlo
is.
,oiie
that
wdl
ectmmem
itself
to
everyone.
Unly-
be
peal
and
clean.
CleanliMn
ness-is
necessary
lo
menial
'health.
If
we
are
careless
with
our
meant
lots
wc
shall
be
careless
with
our
business
and
everything
else
and
cannot
fxpert
to
succeed.
x
FAMED
LONDON
MY
Gift
The
Gin
you
will
tk
for
again
the
standard
of
purity
for
over
160
yean.
$3.25
tee
Bottle.
The
Gin
for
you
is
"H.tiU."
This-
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
r
ARE
NOT
KEEN
FOR
RAILWAY
Newspaper
Thinks
Neither
Railway
Heads
at
Present
Anxious
for
Task
f.-,
.
...
of
yuiie
evmcnity
neitiirr
istr
Henry
Tlioritton
nor
President
Ibtatty
of
Hie
r..l.lt.
is
anxious
to
build
a
new
railway
millet
fur
Peace
Hiver
products
savs
tli
Kdnioiilyn
.Hulletiii.
After
eon-
sniermg
aim
eonsultiiiig
all
winter
it
i
...
nicy
nae
nniiniii,'
lo
propose.
and
there
is
no
promise
Dial
Ihey
will
have
anything
to
propose
in
lime
for
Parliament
to
si
a
ft
con
struction-
this
summer.
The
sup-
position
wiis
ihal
J
ho
railway
chiefs
wmild
hand
mil
a
ready-made
solution
of
Ibis
problem,
with
minimum
delay,
and
carry-
in?
the
aulhorily
of
a
idau
de.
vked
by
experts.
Tin.
Provitteinl
government
found
Ihe
silualion
loo
dillicull
for
it
and
asked
01-
lawa
lo
help
work
out
a
relict
plan.
By
mutual
consent
the
whole
question
Was
handed
over
lo
I
ln
railwaymen,
with
a
recpiesl.
thai
llicv
say
what
had
heller
be
done
aboul
il.
Not
Philanthropic
Perhaps
from
the
railway
standpoint
there
is
no
solution
lo
which
the
head
of
cither
system
is
willing
to.
-tie
himself
up.
Sir
Ib-iriy
Thornton
has
jusl
an
nounced
that
the
National
lost
fifty
odd
millions
lasl
year.
His
disinclination
lo
father
anv
eheme
for
building
a
line,
un
less
one
wilh
a
guaranteed
tiros'
peel
of
paying
it
way
from
Hi
larl.
can
be
understood.
Tin?
U.P.H.
is
not
a
philanthropic
organization
formed
to
provide
railway
aeeommodalion
without
regard
lo
financial
consequence!'
thai
another
railway
into
thf
Peace
Hiver
district
from
any
point
would
he
a
money-maker
from
the
start
can
hardly
be
sup
posed.
And
Ihe
tratlic
it
secured
in
early
years
at
least
would
be
taken
away
from
the
existing
road,
which
is
not
payin?
interest
on
its
e.'st.
From
the
view
point
of
the
railway
executive.
vli6
has
lo
an.swiT
for
the
kind
of
a
financial
report
he
brings
in
at
the
end
of
the
year,
a
hesitancy
about
conimitling
himself
lo
a
construction
proji-et
is
not
surprising.
Slrautrer
thing
have
happened
than
Dial
(lie
problem
which
Hie
politicians
handed
to
Ihe
rail
waymen
should
be
handed
back.
with
nothing
more
binding
than
iioiuconiniillal
suggestions
as
to
how
Ihe
dllliculty
might
be
gnr
around.
After
all
it
was
no!
railway
operators'
who
projecled
Ihe
C.P.K..
and
the
lines
which
were
finally
linked
up
lo
form
'lie
C.P.M.
system.
These
undertakings
originated
wilh
the
public
and
with
men
who
were
rail
way
promoter
rntlicr
than
opcr-
nling
executives.
Oil
Hi,'
basis
of
immediately
available
tratlic
neither
project
was
one
lo
coin-ineml
itself
o
men
concerned
in
seeing
lliat
llm
earnings
each
year
are
more
than
the
expenditures.
Bisks
involved
TJie'
building
of
pioneer
railways
involves
rjsk,
and
con-fitb.nce
in
fulure
development.,
a
n
d
b
aci
i
n
g
;
by
t
h
e
ptj
I
d
i
t(
j
i
t,
one
uvyWoj'
'
a
r0J.li
,:
rvW-ew
'
rail
way
outlet
for
Peace
Hiver
would
have
In
depend
upon
future
rather
than
present
Irallic
for
justification
of
Ihe
cost.
If
one
is
lo
be
buill
il
may
be
that
Hie
provincial
or
Dominion
government
will
have
to
say
when
and
where,
and
assume
responsibility
for
Ihe
clilferencc
belween
operating
costs
and
revenues.
The
railway
chiefs
do
not
seem
at
all
willing
lo
lake
nn
the
risk.
i
The
Man
in
the
Moon
!
.VYS:-
.MO.N'DAY
Ihe
papers
reporled
thai
u
man
named!
Nikoll'
was
chief
bomber
at
Snna
and
yesterday
il
was
Yankoir.
itolh
names
were
appropriate
for
such
a
job.
IS
somebody
pulling
(lowper's
leg
over
the
Janet
Sinilh
case
or
is
Hie
Chinese
boy
really
a
cap-live
on
I
he
grill?
OVKH
in
Alberta
one
of
their
cliler
sports
is
a
calf
Teedingr
compel
il
ton.
Here
feeding
the
chicken:
seems
rather
popular.
SOMK
day
I
inland
lo
write
a
hook
about
how
lo
farm
the
muskeg
and
make
it
pay.
No.
f'
';'-i
'
lemma,
I
do
not.
know
anything
about
il.
That
is
Why
I
shall
vvrile
the
book.
VK
hale
lo
hear
any
outsider
knocking
Ihe
cily,
but
all
jlo
our
shares
hi
home.
W'HHN
I
think
aboul
days
Hia4'
are
passing.
Of
plank
road-
and
musket!
galore,
I
really
feel
sad
:
And
sometimes
am
mad
.
I'lial
I've
nothing
lefl
here
tc
gloat
o'er.
VK
shall
now
hear
of
Ihe
crops
coming
along
fine
on
Ihe
prairies
and
the
bumper
crop
thai
is
in
store
and
we
shall
al
once
...mortgage
our
prijsperjs.
bn
a
jewiearb't
Jie
itiwi.;handker
i.'owna
(
uar
er
secjipn
I
feel
just
now
a
millionaire
Or
owner
of
a
mine.
I'll
sell
five
thousand
bushels
Or
prelly
nearly
I
hat,
And
Nl
get
two
dollars
apiece
for
them
Yon
may
be
sure
of
thai.
Yes.
I'm
a
bloated
capitalist
My
fortune
is
nearly
made
Hut
every
year
I
feel
Ibis
way
Till
I
see
my
fortune
fade.
Ten
Years
Ago
f
In
Ptinr.e
Rupert
J
"--
K
April
22,
19T5.
Prince
nuperl
jteople"
are
responding
in
a
hearty
manner
In
the
cry
for
"patriotism
and
pro-duclion."
Kvett
domeslic.
gardens
refleel
I
lie
answer
lo
Die
appeal,
'''specially
its
Tar
as
Ihe
schools
are
concerned
is
a
good
showing
being
made
says
A.
II.
Tom'linsoti,
provincial
horliwilluralisl.
The
Prince
Huper
Cadet
Corps
gave'
n
concert
in
the
K.
of
P.
IKII
last
night.
Hev.
Canon
Ci.
,A.
It
ix
presiileil
and
among
those,
taking
part
in
Ihe
program
were
Cirpt.
Hob
KHehie,
Corporal
Willie-
Cunuiilngs,
W.
Vangluin
Davies,
Miss
Violet
Morltmer,
Mike
Sy
rollick,
.Mr.
LancaHter
and
Use
Lifebuoy
every
day
Manjr
people
never
realize
the
importance
of
keeping
healthy
until
they
arc
really
sick.
You
should
always
do
everything
possible
to
guard
against
infection
and
consequent
ill-health.
It
doesn't
pay
people,
who
have
to
earn
their
own
living,
to
be
sick.
One
way
to
guard
against
possible
infection
is
by
keeping
your
skin
absolutely
clean
-by
washing
frequently
and
thoroughly
with
a
ooJ
soap.
agrees
with
your
skin
For
years
Lifebuoy
has
been
recognized
as
one
of
the
purest
and
mildest
toilet
soaps
on
the
market.
Its
gentle
antiseptic
lather
imparts
a
purifying
quality,
which
is
precisely
what
I-'.
-.
Kirknal
rick,
liem-ge
J.i'ci.
was
in
i-liarge
and
short
addresses
were
delivered
by
Ib
.
I
VV"
V
U'HinKI
mii.
I
II
II
V..l...,
...
.
,
i
ifeiii
in,.,
...
...
..i
r,'i.
The
schooner
lihief
Zinassa.
Capl.
Parsons,
hn
returned
In
purl.
The
vessel
picked
up
three
Austrian
who
were
adrift
fur
fourteen
days
in
(Jueen
('harlot
le
Sound
after
Die
boat
in
wlnrii
1hcy
were
proceeding
from
Senl-tle
to
Ketchikan
.broke
down.
CROSS-WORD
PUZZLES
ARE
INEVERY
JOURNAL
.
Every
journal
is
running
crossword
puzzles
these
days.
They
are
to
be
noticed
in
.lonrnals
as
far
apart
as
Ihe
C.X.ll.
Magazine
and
Ihe
War
Cry!
They
have
ttiil
ye)
aitpeared
in
the
Hoard
of
Trade
booklet,
.lull
doubtless
in
the
njexl
.i(Uyins',Uirre
will
b
Sonic
of
Ihe
question
you
see
are
dilllctlll
and
I
lien
some
of
litem
are-very
easy,
such
as
a
five-letter
word
denoting
"The
slalT
of
life."
You
guess
itn-medialely
it
is.
bread
I
Hut
remember
at
your
grocers
to
sav
"Electric
Hread"
and
then
you
gel
the
best
t5
your
skin
needs
to
keep
the
pores
from
clogging.
Get
several
cakes
of
Lifebuoy
Soap
to-day
It
'will
delight
you.
Lifebuoy
-gives
you
a
feeling
of
complete
cleanliness!
The
clean
HEALTH
odour
vanishes
quickly,
but
the
antiseptic
protection
remains.
Lever
Brother
Limited,
Toronto.
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
More
than
Soap,-a
Health
Habit
I
Building
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and
Km
Lath.
Mouldings.
Onk.
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and
Cop-.
'v
tV
Veneers,
Sli
mid
Doors.
Cement,
Lime,
Plaster,
Brick,
Firebrick,
Fireclay,
Kene
Cement,
Plaster
of
Paris,
Sand
and
Gravel,
Asbssttfi
'TO-ducts,
Wood
Pipe,
Vltriried
Pipe,
Agricultural
Tile.jBpiW-Ing
Papers,
Asphalt
and
Rubber
and
Asbestos
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lVurn
lite
Famous.'
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