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Thursday,
June
20,
1929.
TRYING
TO
START
THINGS
There
is
a
little
story
told
in
one
of
the
Alberta
newspapers
about
four
people
passing
a
closed
factory
and
three
of
them
commented
on
the
waste
of
money.
Then
the
fourth
spoke
up
and
remarked
that
at
any
rate
somebody
had
tried
to
start
something,
which
was
more
than
the
rest
of
them
had
done.
There
was
a
long
silence.
If
we
might
be
excused
for
doing
so,
we
might
ask
Prince
Rupert
people
individually
if
they
have
ever
tried
to
start
anything.
Some
have
done
so
and
have
failed;
others
have
done
so
and
have
succeeded.
To
make
the
effort
is
worth
while1
even
if
three
out
of
four
of
the
remainder
of
the
community
stand
aside
and
make
caustic
remarks.
Start
something.
Perhaps
someone
else
will,
keep
it
going
and
perhaps
not,
but
if
nobody
starts
there
can
be
nothing
done.
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Eagle
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food
for
bottle-fed
babies.
Eagle
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is
pure,
rich
milk,
obtained
under
perfect
sanitary
conditions
from
healthy
cows,
condensed
and
blended
with
the
best
refined
sugar;
spccially
prepared
for
babies.
On
each
can
are
the
simple
feeding
directions,
from
first
week
onwards.
More
infants
are
successfully
reared
on
Eagle
Brand
than
on
all
other
baby
foods
combined.
Itisparticularly
effective
in
difficult
feeding
cases.
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The
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season
U
here
and
many
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
tn
advance
J5.00
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reaihoiiday
Her
t.
a
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geaJon.
Mn.
Kajout
n
i
a
new
farm
home
at
trh
on
ww"
3
00
Charlotte
Islands,
and
Is
prepared
to
.',nirWeJe
summer
boarder.
lA"
Ttie
new
home
to
situated
to
the
2.80
'
midst
f
a
flOO-eere
fees
of
open
.25
park
-lite
natural
neew
ttsum'srt,
rv
with
bunj
f
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strstw
at
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aide
aad
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n
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ottrr.
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four
months
for
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mail
all
other
countries,
per
year
7.50
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all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
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TZJTZ
irtfu
m
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
6.00
tbc
atone.
Tbe
food
u
whcce
and
i
there
is
an
sbuftdUnt
supply
of
uw
I
and
on
am
supplied
ffqan
rh
farm
jcow.
Biter
and
turn
bathing
may
be
'colored.
A
few
Prtnae
Rupert
people
Have
beeti
In
the
haMt
of
holidaying
at
tb
Ra)out
frn
out
the
aocomcdatton
wm
limited
Now
ail
that
is
changed
.
A
fine
new
building
ht
been
erected
and
all
la
In
mullnex
for
the
rMtora.
KEEPING
R1YER
OPEN
FOR
OCEAN
VESSELS
Mo)trMl
Ire
ttxwrt
1U
Tu
Puaerful
MiajtMU
rr
Hcbttag
Ie
la
ht
ljitr'oT
MOBTIfAL
June
:-Tw;
new
rwaw
tor
figfcUng
lee
ro
the
River
St.
lAwaetm
fry
vrfcVah
Or
Bcwird
T.
Bancs,
iae
eapect,
Jsepes
to
keep
navlgatioai
ope
to
Montreal
for
a
lenser
pastes
ttoao
set
a
u
ntlw
i:.
the
resr.
as
ia
tave
case
at
present,
were
eiplalced
at
a
meeting
here
re-!
-ently
by
a
brother
of
the
Ice
ex-cert.
Wilfred
U.
Bames.
a
painter
;
wHo
la
familiar
with
hla
br.'.her-&
work
and
methods
In
the
matter
of
p
rotor)
glng;
navigation
to
this
port.
The
two
weapons
are
the
thermit
flare
and
aoltte.
comprising
the
heat
unit
wttk
wMeh
tee-packs
sere
destroyed
ditrtas;
'
the
high
water
this
spring
when
floods
were
thus
prevented
The
thermit
flares
It
was
explained,
la
projected
from
tihe
bow
of
a
ship
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onRequest
use
Coupon
Let
the
Daily
News
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Ads.
work
for
you.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
pawlae
through
water
in
vfelcb
there
i
drifting
tee.
and
it
no
only
glvn
hot
but
Uaht
which
Penetrates
fog
so
that
photographs
cn
be
taken'
ho1n
if
there
are
any
d
lifting
loe-
In
thj
nU
Of
&
ShlD.
The
'
other
(ie-flilrtlw
weapon.
cUt.
to
a
substance
x-awn
in
i
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exdcdSt
and
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the
only
agent
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ensaoae.
H0NEYM0ONERS
ON
COST
STEAMSHIPS
AND
AT
JASPER
PARK
JiSfm.
June
Coming
It
deem
U
Jwve,
Xht
inauguKtlen
t
the
nunmer
Alaaka
rrlce
la
gret
allure
t
boanyrafKxr
recording
to
ftokert
"?-lwan
aafer
traffic
lanagef
of
tfc
ChsadUn
Nattooal
RaUvaya.
vho
wa
Ui
Jarpr
Jast
Blbt
on
kda
way
mm
3
WUaarpr
after
enjorUkf
the
ffat
trip
rf
tbe
season
IB
ttoe
Canadian
XaUaatal
steamahlpa
aerrlec
jtronl
VancauMr
to
8Xrt-
There
we
no
kM
Uaae
Hgttt
honeyaaoaa
eouplea
on
board,
he
uM.
Three
of
them
came
to
wm
dded
to
the
four
already
here
Paaseager
traffic
to
Alaaka
would
be
very
itttty
:hi
umm.
Mr.
Ctwelanan
a!d
the
llat
of
-be
flnt
sailing
was
a
good
Indication
The
Interest
of
Call-'""-'"1
f
the
more
northern
porta
of
their
co&st
tu
growing
by
leaps
and
bounds
eeery
Tear
Uany
of
them
took
j
.-jo
naogle
trip
from
Prince
i;rt
to
iaaper
and
down
to
Van
'ur
b-
train
URGES
EDUCATION
IN
HOME
ECONOMIES
FOR
GIRLS
OF
COUNTRY
K
SASKATOON.
June
JO-RecomttVll-
Utr.
that
the
jeganiae
Mint's
rk
Of
aunieylua
h
ni
crunctnlc
dusat'm
in
Canada
be
carried
on
until
finished
was
reormaweiMlefl
m
the
report
of
tfee
Comnuttre
of
Household
IVonomle
by
Mis.
T.
L.
OuUd,
naUonal
con-i-ener
n
the
FcderaMd
Woaien,
In
utituUft
f
Cmada
hese
today.
She
1ao
urged
that
mere
opportunities
to
study
economics
be
given
girls
In
rural
-sections
Prince
Id
ward
Island
laraache
had
asked
for
a
more
serlctaa
attitude
toward
the
dally
round
wtttrtn
the
house,
toward
the
responsibility
of
-community
wcrk
and
Jevtlcplng
the
aeatfcetlc
aide
H
honv-malc!)
.?
thruugh
inusla.
pto-tuita
and
literature.
Oatsri)
Nova
Scotia,
New
Bnirayt-wlck
Mi"
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b
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Alberta
had
apon-scred
extensive
short
courses
la
all
trar
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akes.
Alberta
hsd
provided
scholarship
for
girls
attw
y.ng
a?rlridtural
coUasjaa.
Saskatahew
an
also
offered
a
schclarshlp
for
the
highest
tai
ding
In
home
laanomlca
upon
graduating
from
Um
Onivetalty.
Iha
Farm
OlrlA
Catap
at
the
University,
the
luinmir
five-weeks
sh-jrt
ocUMea
for
farmers'
daughters
at
the
University
i
all
to
the
credit
of
83karhewan
British
Columbia
hid
completed
iu
survey
on
the
home
ec-cncn-.lcs
education
of
that
pravutee.
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