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DAILY
EDITION
snrnething
beside
a
hame
in
polilical.
life,
old
parties
as
well
ns
of
new.
Tuesday,
June
2,
1925.
Action
And
Reaction.
For
every
action
there
is
a
reaction.
If
you
take
too
much
exercise
your
limits
become
stifr.
Il
you
eat
too
much
you
get
indigestion,
fogged
brain
and
a
hundred
other
ailments.
If
yoii
drink
too
much
you
make
a
pig
of
yourself
and
suffer
many
physical
ailments.
If
you
make
no
friends,
the
time
comes
when
you
need
them
and
you
suffer
accordingly.
So
in
every
walk
of
lite
there
js.a
correjpuuuig
result
for,cerlaiu
lines
of
action
or,
"as
the
gool
book
says,
"Whatsoever
a
man
soweth,
that
shall
ghe-aHvreap."
What
Are"
We
Sowing
v
tin
Preparation
For
Harvest.
This
is
not
exactly
a
preachment,
but
in
view
of.
the
lesstiu
'taught
by
pre.ache.rs
and
scientist'
and.
others
it
might
be.
well
now
at
the
beginning
of
summer
to
ask
ourselves
just
what
kind
of
seed
we
are
sowing
for
the
future
harvest.
We
are
all
in
tent
on
trying
to
make
money
or
to
spend
it.
Manv
of
the
finer
.things
of
life
we
lose.
We
are
living
on
the
outskirts
of
eiviliza
It
ion
and
we
are
engaged
in
the
great
work
of
hewing
a
city
mil
(if
the
wilderness.
And
we
are
meeting
with
a
certain
degtee
of
success.
Many
visitors
think,
we
have
been
successful
beyond
,all
expectations.
Many
of
us
feel
almost
as
if
we
had
failed
be
cause
we
have
not
individually
made
.our
pile.
Life
is
still
a
struggle
with
us,
whereas
we
thought
to
have,
got
rich
quickly
and
that
without
much
labor.
Today
we
all
have
our
noses
on"
the
grindstone.
Life
is
no
bed
of
roses.
We
have
little
time
In.
devote
to
Hie
arts
and
the
sciences,
and
the
result
is
we
shall
have
to
take
our
enjoyment
in
Hie
cruder
things
of
life
such
as
those
having
to
do
with
commercialism.
Literature:
and
art
and
music
are
names
only
to
many.
And
yet
there
are
few
-who
keep
the
flame
burning
and.
who
will
save
the
city
from
gross
materialism
anil
many
of
these
are
to
be
found
among
the
wage
earners
of
the?
city.
Alsi)
the-,
women
of
the
city
have
.higher
ideals
than
the
men.
j
Materialistic
Phase
'
.
In
Every
City.
'
There
is
a
materialistici
phaso
in
the
life
of
every
My.
It
is
the
time
of
greatest
growth
when
people
bend
nil
their
energies
lo
advancing
the
material
welfare
of
the
place.
We
all
came
here
to
make
a
litlle
more
than
a
living
nml
we'
are
trying
lo
do
it,
although
many
fail.
tThe
person
who
gives
himself
up
wholly
fo
making
money
will
later
when
he
has
made
money
have
no
oilier
pleasure
left.
He
will
probably
die
when
he
gels
rich
enough
lo
be
able
to
afford
it
Victory
pop
Labor
in
new
south
Wales.
..,.4-
.
:
X':
c
ViV-
.
-v.
.
,
!
.
Labor
has
wontlisc
cheer
many
or
the
Labor
leaders
who
have
entered
polities
here'
and
failed.
It
must
be
remembered,
however,
thai
labor
can
win
only
when
il
a
policies
are
such
as
to
appeal
to
a
majority
of
the
people.
In
Auslralia
labor
is
simnlv
a
nnme.
There
nre
wealthy
men
supporting
the
labor
cause
and
there
are
nil
sorts
and
conditions
of
people
on
the
other
side,
including
many
working
men.
Auslralia
i
no
more
class
conscious
lhan
is
iflahada.
,oin'e
day
perhaps
wn
sjiall
haye
a
labor
governmenl
in
Canada,
bill
if
we
do
it
will
nny
be
because
the
policv
of
the
labor
.party
is
such
as
lo
anneal
In
the
mnss
of
the
nermte
nml
This
is
true
of
the
free
recipe
book
,'";tl;r,,:
.
Cht
Co.,
Ltd
MontrMl.
CITY
ENGINEER
It
Ml
HAS
RESIGNED'
son
to
Ask
City
Council
For
His
Release
Having
been
advised
liy
his
physician
thai
a
complete
change
was
needed
for
al
least
one
month
owing''
to
his
recant'
ill
health.
K.
W.
Pearson,
city
en
gineer
for
1
lie
past
two
years,
tendered
his
resignation
to
the
city
council
lasl
night.
The
re-sifrnalinn,
which
is
to
lake
effect
on
June
8,
was
aceepled
on
motion
of
Aid.
ferry,
seeoniled
by
Aid.
Stephens.
The
mayor
and
city
clerk
were
instructed
to
give
Mr.
Pearson
a
good
letter
of
recommendation
in
recognition
of
the
two
years
of
effi
cient
service
he
has
(riven
when
important
street
work
was
un
der
way
and
he
wa
also
voted
his
salary
for
the
month
of
June
in
view
of
the
fact
that
he
bad
no
holidays
last
year.
In
his
letter
of
resignation,
Mr.
Pearson
stated
that
he
was
giving
notice
to
the
council
so
that
it
would
cause
no
embarrassment
ami
so
there
would
be
no
interference
with
the
pro
gress
of
lip
work
now
going
on.
d.
Oasey
said
,
he
had
in
tended
asking
Mr.
Pearson
for
slajeinenls
of
cost
in
connection
with
recent
local
,
improvement
work
so
that
the
council
might
be
informed
as
to
whether
or
not
il
had
exceeded
the
estw
mates.
Work
now
in
progress
would
probably
cOmo
under
the
estimates.
Atlin
Avenue
grad
ing
had
exceeded
the
estimate
tiy
perhaps
more
than
twenty
Iter
cent.
Resolutions
accepting
Mr.
Pearson's
resignation
and
grant-ing
him
salary
for
tin-
month
of
Jnne
was
then
passed.
The
nailer
of
taking
action
following
Mr.
Pearson's
resignation
was
left
to
the
board
of
works.
Golnn
to
Toronto
Mr.
Pearson
will
leave
Iherity
on
Saturday,
of
this
week.
He
will
proceed
leisurely
to
Toronto
where,
after
a
mnhlh's
rest,
he
will
lake
a
responsible
position
as
superintendent
for
the
Mc-Namara
Construction
Go.
of
that
city.
His
first
duties,
in
the
new
pqs
will
be
I
he
supervision
of
a
large'liighway
contract
involving
reinforced
concrete
bridge
and
paving
work.
He
has
made
a
special
study
of
this
work,
re-suits
of
which
have
lwen
seen
on
local
streets
during
the
two
years
in
which
lie
has
been
here?.
MOOSE
WALKED
Bert
Creech
Fortunate
to
See
,
Big
Animal
Passing
Along
nue
tug
game
hunters
arc
paying
thousands
of
dollars
to
pay
guides
and
hire
packhorses
to
take
them
lo
where
they
can
see
or
mini
big
iganie
llert
Creech,
representative
of
the
wholesale
firm
of
F.
i.
Dawsan
Lbf.,
had
the
big
game
come
to
hipi
a
few
days
ago.
.
lie
was
in
the
lenders
must
be
men
who
can
inspire
confidence
in
the
elec-
Telegraph'
Creek
in
the
interesls
torale.
A
name
is
worth
something
but
there
musl
be
also
f
his
firm,
when
as
he
looked
up
the
street,
what
should
he
see
bul
a
big
moose
come
sauntering
along.
Taking
no
notice
of
nny-
one
or
nnytbing,
the
big
creatnrc,nights
advanced
until
right
In
the
centre
of
the
town
abmg
Main
Street,
looking''
over
the
slnre
IWludows
and
the
signs
nml
then,
turned
In
the
walk
leading
lo
the
river
and
swam
across
the
'stream.
'Nobody
bothered
It
and
,
II
bothered
no
one.
)
One
of
the
residents
casually
i
remarked
to
Herl:
"Do
not
take
any
mdlce
nf
that.
They
do
Ih'a'l
always
on
May
21.
If
you
wnit
a
few
minutes
you'll
see
a
griz.z-ley
bear
strolling
along."
Miss
Mary
MiMlae,
daughter
of
I
Mr-
and
Mrs.
I).
C.
Mcltae,
who
(successfully
graduated'
from
the.
THE
DA.n.7
KKvVB
HEART
WAS
WEAK
NERYES
ALL
GONE
Mrs.
J.
H.
Willfntiwlt.
M7H
lln.1
I
At
rime.
St.
Catharines
nut.,
rllr.:
I
"I
was
In
a
tt
pxplo.'lon:
II
left
me
wltli
III
Health
F.
W.
Pear-
Compels
WMk
h(,art
m,
II)y
wpre
i
mme.
I
Minrwl
rvrrytliinir;
rouMii'l
sleep,
or
endure
any
exrlteiiirbl,
'
lwn
left
ilne
1
Ml
i
ir
I
ronll
rrem.
I
tunic
riltty
?ptILi,
brim
railing'
and
Drtilsinic
lujM-rr.
My
mother
read
about
your
Mlllnmi's
Heart
ami
me
Pills,
and
bouirlil
me
a
Im,
but
having-
taken
to
many
iirferenl'klmt
t
nieilirlne.
tl
JtiM
teemed'
that
I
iti
nt
hue
any
ronridewe
In
any
of
them.
I
took
one
box
or
1l
I-N.
PIIU,
and
felt
o
mueh
Utter
1
c.n-tir.tied
with
lhem
until
had
uted
rive
boxes,
and
trier
I
had
taken
them
I
did
not
need
auy
more.
1
cannot
praise,
or
reeoimneml,
Alllbiirui
Heart
and
Nerv
lllls
too
highly
arier
all
they
have
don
ror
me.'
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Mlihurn
Co..
Limited.
Tortitito.
out.
PRESENTATION
MADE
REY.J.S.
BRAYFIELD
BY
PEOPLE
OF
TELKWA
Gathering
Held
in
the
Library
to
Wish
God
Speed
to
Minister
Who
Was
Leaving
Special
m
Daily
News
I'KLKWA.
June
1.
In
Hie
Mr.
Pearson
pointed,
out
Uiatrrelkwa
Library
on
l'riday
night.
alinosl
all
the
grading
would
beljm,
,nany
friends
of
llcv.
J.
S.
completed
by
the
end
of
this
II
ray
fir
Id
gnthrt'd
for
the
pnr-
week
and
the
present
staff
would
jMi-'o
of
wishing
him
happin.M
I
be
capable
of
carrying
on
thejn
his
new
field,
at
9t
the
same
work
now
in
progress,
lie
doped
that
his
resignation
would
be
time
expressing
retfrret
that
lie
is
"leaving
Telkwa
where
be
li.t
accepted
fn,the
same
spirit
in
slrve,r
ho
faithfully
for
over
which
it
was
tendered
five
years.
F.
M.
nnekrill.
on
behaU
of
the
citizens,
spoke
of
the
wo
-k
done
by
Mr.
llrayfield.
not
only
as
a
minister,
but
as
an
interested
ciliner.
and
at
the
rime
of
Ibis,
Mrs.
1.
M.
Hoops
presented
a
purse
carrying
with
il
all
the
jroor
wishes
f
the
The
Man
in
the
Moon
9
YS.
--.11
J
KXJOY
a
ifrolic
wliile
U
is
g
but
remember
there
is
a
niglu
aflefj
(ill
the
nigljl,
Oh
the
night,
Oh
the
njght
after!
'Iliat's
when
I
siilfer
for
An
evening
of
laughter.
"Trip
Hie
lighl,''
someone
said,
Hut
my
feet
feel
like
lead
And
Fin
standing
on
my
head.
It's
the
night
after.
THEHK
was
a
young
fellow
nam
ed
Tom
Who
dropped
a
big
dynamile
bomb
'
And
now
up
in
.Mars
They
ars
saying
"My
Stars!
Where
on
earth
did
he
emigrate
from?"
.
DAY
by
day
Jii
every
'way
1
am
coming
to
a
,
realization
of
the
fact
that
the'
dollar
bill
is
getting
smaller
and
smaller.
THKftK
was
n
time
when
dad
used
the
shingle
on
the
flapper
but
now
the
flappcp's
i
Mii.nglr
neips
nreax
.nail.
:
lO,KLV0lpaystsol.)el
H.ite-Tiif
w'Hai
hhiWMt',
Look
at
.lack
Deinpsey.
fjmes,
Jn
or
sa.Vx'
WITH
the
salaries
of
movie
stars
on
the
decline,
it
is
lo
be
expected
the
public
will
soon
he
asked
to
buy
autobiographies
on
"How
I
llerame
a
(Ireat
A
MAN
is
taking
chances
when
he
gels
married,,
hut
after
marriage
ho
has
no
chanc?k
iTt
all.
I'lIF,
good
old
days
married
men
look
bark
to
were
moslly
WIIKX
a
person
speaks
good
Hngllsh
you
begin
lo
wonder
if'
he
is
not
really
Japanese.-
IF
everybody
works
in
heaven,
I
know
several
people
that
won't
be
there.
IF
the
country
needs
rain
and
you
need
a
Sunday
outing
which
are
you
going
lo
pray
for?
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
j
Provincial
Normal
School
al
J
An
unconfirmed
rumor
is
in
(Victoria,
is
expected
homo
ul,
the
circulation
that
an
oil
gusher
end
of
Ibis
week
or
Ihn
first
of,
has
been
struck
on
the
west
next
In
spend
the
summer
vaca
-
coast
of
(iraham
Island,
While
tiun
here,
the
uuliculiuns
aru
good
for
an'
Simmons
built
for
sleep
Since
the
new
rcgtilalinrs
came
Into
elTeci
about
six
week
ao,
sixty
American
halibu'
schooners
have
entered
this
port
u;lth
halihul
for
shipment
lo
the
ltastern'-
States,
flit
ara'ineelihg
in
Hie
"(Tlly
Hall
last
night.
Oltlcers
are
the
following:
chairman.
Judge
F.
Melt.
Young;
vice-chairman,
Mrs.
It.
L.
Mclnlnsb:
secretary.
.1.
It.
Iloerig;
trensurer,
Mrs.
0.
A.
Woodland.
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
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f,
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Irk
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raiir-lled,
ni:o,
n.
naoen,
rii'piitv
Minuter
r
Lands.
l)p"rtni"nt
or
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t
Vlctorl.1,
H.C..
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4ih.
tti?y
SUMMER
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CANADA,
UNITED
STATES,
And
to
JASPER
NATIONAL
PARK.
One
way
via
Vancouver
or
direct
rail
both
tlireclions.
For
full
information
apply:
R.
F.
McNAUQHTON,
District
Passonger
Agont,
Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
BARRIE'S
Furniture
is
off
to
a
good
start
with
MMMONS
MsTIRtSStS
Simmons
Coil
Springs
equipped
with
swayless-
braces
99
coils
....
$9.45
120
coils
-
-
-
$15.15
Simmons
Slumber
King,
steel
fabric,
a
sagless
spring
of
matchless
ease
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$12.00
everywhere
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SIMMONS
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Canada's
finest,
most
economical
mattress,
$25.00
everywhere
SIMMONS
GREY
LABEL
all
felt
mattress
in
attractive
art
ticking;
special
price,
away
below
cost,
$9.90
Simmons
Walnut
Steel
Beds.
11-2
inches
square
con
tinuous
pillars
with
rectangular
fillers,
special
price
$17.25
Simmons
White
Enamel
and
Beds
$1500
Ivory
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HOME
FURNISHINGS
One
door
east
of
Daily
News
Office
Phone
123
Third
Ave
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TROLLERS
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