Such
fragrance
such
flavour
such
purity
fresh
as
a
dewy
morning
blended
to
emphasize
all
the
delicious
goodness
cf
tea.
Thousands
more
every
day
are
asking
for
"SALADA"
Orange
Pekoe
Blend
43c
per
-ib.
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you
tried
it?
tuna
in
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work
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Tlitre
is
a
feeling
in
-c
not
been
well
treated.
It
i
Hi
the
school
board
has
been
mistaken
!
alien
in
the
wrong
quarter.
Teachers
who
were
lill!a
.i'.lIK'
.
-X
'
lient
results
have
heon
lot
nut
and
nfhora
rat.ino
who-,
wmk
was
much
more
subject
to
criticism.
I:
is
very
hard
for
tecahers
that
their
fate
should
be
in
the
haniia
of
possibly
or.iy
one
person
and
that
one
liable
to
strong
prejudices.
In
some
provinces
the
teachers'
organization
has
a
say
in
the
toattfer
and
can
tep
in
to
protect
the
members
of
their
profession
whom
thr
think
are
really
doing
good
work.
Here
the
or-ganizition
has
not
assumed
to
interfere.
We
suggest
that
in
cases
where
there
are
strong
proU'sts
or
where
it
is
possible
an
injustice
has
been
done,
the
board
should
reconsider
the
matter
and
investigate
more
thoroughly.
There
are
so
many
methods
of
judging
work,
and
the
methods
of
good
teachers
differ
so
jrreatly
that
care
Should
be
taken
that
there
is
no
injustice.
It
has
been
the
custom
of
recent
years
for
Prince
Rupert
school
board
to
relieve
a
trood
muny
teachers
from
their
duties
until
this
place
has
become
known
as
one
of
doubtful
tenure.
We
all
know
that
the
work
of
a
school
trustee
is
a
most
diffi-ertt
One
but
at
the
same
time
when
he
or
she
undertakes
that
work,
difficulties
must
be
expected.
When
a
teacher
pets
an
excellent
re
port
front
the
Inspector
or
from
the
principal
of
the
school
anil
theh
very!
soon.
afterwards
is
relieved
of
duties
it
makes
them
won-
lANDSAl
I
FOR
PATTULLO
I.AKI1E
ritOWf)
OlT
TO
BLOlfc
IlKLMilTK
TO
CONVENTION
ON
jQntei!
Chun-Jit
Wartlbi
Were
"dsllghteo
;
ui
hear
rhat
Hon.
T.
D
Patuulo
wa
j
!
again
nominated
to
-wpnolti
tm
cause;
at
Liberalism
In
hi
old
constituency
rtojile
here
ai
confitjeui
of
victory
c
fur
as
Island
points
ate
eoncer&ed
A
large
part
oi
ftiends
from
Bkide-
ttcte
and
other
east
coast
'points
met
the
!
Prince
John
on
Mr
arrival
to
welcome
baok
3
L
Bnrg
ol
Queeu
Charlotte
Ctt
who
had
Men
to
Mae
Rupert
as
i
delegate
to
attend
the
Liberal
nominating
convention.
INSCRIPTION
AT
LOUVAIN
KTI
I1ET(
ItEMONKTRATO
IX
FAVOR
Of
RETAIMMi
IT
IN
OPPOMI-TIOX
TO
FRir.T
LOUT
AW.
June
JS.
Three
hundred
students
and
civilian
are
demonstrat
ing
in
favor
of
the
American
a.;hiteet
who
restored
the
wrecked
balustrade
oj
the
library
bearing
the
inscription
"Destroyed
by
German
fury,
restored
by
American,
generosity."
FnUver
Ladeuze
Uaims
the
Inscription
calculated
to
perpetuate
war
hatred.
SALMON
FISHING
ADD
TIMBER
INDUSTRY
ARE
ACTIVE
ON
ISLANDS
There
Is
much
activity
In
MasMtt
Inlet
In
preparation
lor
the
salmon
canning
season
and
all
the
canneries
are
anticipating
large
packs,
states
&.
i
McHauahton.
(Ustric:
passenger
aaem
..
CK.
Railways,
who
return-
'his
morning
alter
mak-i..
-o
on
the
steamer
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Aton.
STRAWBERRIES
ARE
NOT
RIPENING
VERY
WELL
Hill
lift
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Lilian
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!
l
a
i.
The
continued
ot
the
past
few
weeks
to
shorten
the
strawberry
-eascn
.
as
wen
as
causing
the
oerriei
:o
be
much
smaller
than
usual
The
Alaskan
strawberry
I
now
on
the
market
and
the
Magoon
barrlea
will
t
ready
in
a
few
days.
The
raapberrtei
ire
also
badly
in
need
of
rain
and
despite
the
tact
that
many
berries
were
Winter
tilled
there
will
still
be
a
heavy
crop
If
rain
comet
In
time
to
bring
tbasn
to
proper
maturity.
ami
mi
t
tggaaaa
ill:
principal
reports
the
members
of
the
stuff
nirri
..j
on
under
there
seems
to
be
no
one
to
report
on
the
principal.
Hit.
TOLMIE'8
PEAKS
Dr.
Tolmie
is
a
fearful
soul
for
the
leader
of
a
great
party.
He
is
afraid
of
a
Liberal
plot.
He
thinks
the
Liberals
are
going
to
put
something
over
which
will
win
the
election
and
which
it
will
later
be
:ihown
was
only
a
plot.
The
Doctor
need
not
worry.
His
party
will
not
win,
plot
or
no
plot.
No
matter
what
take
place
in
Prince
Rupert,
there
will
be
a
goverttffteftt
ffl
power
nfter
the
election
that
will
be
led
by
Pre-
ttntttt
VbaIjiiiIi
Aifi
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nUm
wiirinei
me
uKtiauonB
-oh.
I
should
.ay
about
ten
years."
vunijicwu
ucmrc
m
tim-i
.iuij
in
nnouiu
me
.uiu
i.ean
govern-
j
replied
the
Insurance
man,
nonchalant
mem
ne
aeieaiea,
mere
would
'tc
irrave
rtount
ot
the
consummation
y.
of
the
deal.
Less
Kitchen
Work
Now
Ready
to
serve
for
breakfast
luncn
or
supper.
Serve
with
strawberries
and
milk
or
cream
TRBSGUlTEat
it
toasted
and
buttered
Made
Lty
'J'lic
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Ltd.
Man
in
the
Moon
Who
Is
going
to
erect
the
first
filling
station
at
dalloway
Rapids?
t
plan
to
enter
polities
So
pretty
soon
IU
try
To
run
for
office
in
this
town
Or
knew
the
reason
why.
t
think
I'll
start
with
school
trustee
And
fire
the
lady
teachers
The)-
have
no
votes
and
do
no'
count
The
catty
little
creatures.
one.
espeeinly
If
it
ir
siluan'7rdea
confined
in
a
bony
skull.
It
can
even
cause
madness
Keeping
a
secret
to
many
woman
means
keeping
It
in
circulation.
The
movie
exhibitor
had
just
Insured
his
theatre
against
fir.
As
he
signed
his
name
he
turned
to
the
Insurance
agent
and
asked.
"What
would
I
get
II
my
theatre
were
to
burn
tomorrow?"
MUCH
LIQUOR
FOUND
ON
A
CIRCUS
TRAIN
MALONE,
June
as.
-
Pour
circus
trains
stopped
on
returning
Irom
Con-
i
ads
were
searched
by
custom
omcrm
:tnd
700
bet
tits
of
beer,
win
ind
kiii
,
ir
lemoved.
,
IIHWl
CONVrVTlON
'
t
OKNEVA.
June
J8-CanadHK
ratification
ot
the
drug
c
a'.aiU.:i
mming
at
national
control
of
the
riruc
rmc
ha
been
handed
to
the
lean
i
wcretary
Sumelent
ratlfkurinns
Im.-'
teen
now
received
to
permit
tin
n,.
ventlon
to
bMmu
('
n.
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Htm:
hi
Tir
;
n
iiomck
Philadelphia.
June
38
-Babe
Ruth
lilt
his
twenty-niuMi
home
iuu
of
tint
seaiton
In
today's
game
with
the
,gHB
DAILY,,
IffKB,
ome
Hon.
V.
W.
Smith
of
Alberta,
brother
,
of
Arthur
Smith
of
UiU
city,
is
a
great
I
booster
for
the
Peace
River
country.
In
ii
recent
address
at
Lethbrldge.
he
said
"It
remind
me
of
the
old
days
In
out
hern
and
central
Alberta
when
every
train
was
full,
every
hotel
was
full,
and
new
settlers
were
lueky
to
find
s
sleeping
place
on
the
pool
tables
or
the
.tatfcm
floor
Trains
going
Into
the
ntirth
go
loaded
t.
capacity,
three
to
five
hundred
people
noing
In
on
every
train.
Vacant
land
m
being
taken
up.
new
buildings
are
going
up
In
the
towns,
and
,
thre
u
an
art
of
confident
and
proa-
.
irlty
I
sML.ia
.WsWSB
ar
fi
for
the
SEWARD.
June
SB
-
-Sea
lions,
whose
J.iws
are
deadly
sit
those
of
crocodiles
tnd
henry
seas
swinging
in
from
acroa
the
Pacific
are
among
the
hanards
encountered
by
the
steamer
Surveyor,
commanded
by
Captain
I.uketn
and
scientists
who
are
brln
lng
up
to
date
the
chart
of
remote
Alu'ka
waters,
H
was
earned
here.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
t'rince
Kuport
n3aBoaag
1
1
3g3aaaaH
i
vr.
isis.
Hon
T
D
Pdttullc
minister
of
Hflii
-tnd
member
of
the
leglslatUN
for
''rim,-
nupert.
will
arrive
In
the
Olt
ik-xi
vt-ek
for
u
visit
to
his
constltu-1-iitn
now
that
the
legislative
session
la
'ivr.
H
aio.
rolls
1b
the
entrauce
class
at
fin
ptinllr
schools
have
been
awarded
a
follow
bv
the
principal
.D
McD.
I'iii
f
r
proficiency.
John
Potos
and
't't-irn
DMiican.
regularity
and
puoct
,
iinli'
.
Jenti
HalMy,
Roth
Oordoil
and
M'
vit
Ball
y:
clepo.tment.
Nbra
PhUUp-
IliP
r,i
;vaipter.
I.O.D.E.,
the
secrs-nrv
.;r
M
a
McMaster
reports,
has
raiswi
;
?'
for
various
war
causes
itnce
iui.'
The
chapter
was
rsesntly
reentered
under
the
War
Charities
Act
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
It
pays
I
Barorfa.
.
Model
4-40
$225
or
with
.
Electric
Drive
emonstrdtxon
A
new
Orthsionic
Victrola
will
be
delivered
to
your
home
left
for
a
night
and
called
for
all
without
obligation.
In
order
to
know
whether
or
not
we
want
thing
permanently
of
course
we
most
try
It
out.
Thia
is
precisely
the
opportunity
now
grven
you
try
"His
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Voice"
deuert.
Arrange
with
the
dealer
nearest
you
to
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a
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the
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and
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It's
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that
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even
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How
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derful
to
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oaita
yMi
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hav
it?
You
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other
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this
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have
probaMy
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komesv
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tat
just
how
one
of
these
beatrrtful
mbdela
looks
and
sounds
in
your
own
home
?
The
new
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Victrola
is
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m
models
from
$1400,
down
to
as
low
as
9115.
Obtainable
on
convenient
payments.
And
first
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all
a
free
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