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oi
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
'vmrnt
inmSB'
h
brand
mo$t
favourrd
by
Scot
f
mm
and
tKy
art
th
grtatttt
ccnnoUitun
of
tohltky.
Cbia
you
main
a
yiirr
-aftou
when
thvot-tug
Ukuky
for
fourulft
The
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"MARRIAGE"o
THE
WHITE
HORSE
"
WlOTB
HORSE-
is
Real
Old
VY
Scotch.
First
matured
and
then
blended,
it
is
again
matured
aad
roblended,
so
that
th
whiaky
becomes
proparly
married.
This
rannying
of
"WHITE
HORSE"
la
a
rery
lengthy
proceas
and
tho
reault
is
a
right
noblo
aplrit
ft
subtle
and
diatinctire
aroma
and
bouquet,
soft,
smooth
and
very
pltaaing
to
the
palate,
without
a
trace
Vjf
kick
or
bite.
As
a
heart
tonic
and
dlgeaUva
WHITE
HOR8E-
standi
supreme.
White
Horse
Whisky
This
advcrtlscraent
Is
n6t
publiiheo
or
displayed
by
the
i.iMuur
i.umroi
jionru
or
oy
trie
uovernmetit
of
British
Columlils
-
SJDO
300
JCjOO
Si
WINNING
LETTER
Miss
Martha
itirane
of
This
Cttr
Took
First
Prhe
In
Vamoure
ith
San
Competition.
FolloWinc
was
the
letter
vth
Reminded
of
bay
"Talking.
about
animals
reminds
me
of
a
dog.
about
which
I
had
promised
tb
tell
you
quite
a
while
ago.
The
reason
t
haven't
sa!tt
anything
about
It
is
because
It
hasn't
arrived
yet.
At
present
it
Is
in
Germany.
A
few
daVs
ava
We
r.
celrtd
hew
that
Femo,
the
dog,
received
a
silver
cup
as
1st
prize.
In
a
recent
dog
examination
at
Berlin.
The
police
force
had
wished
to
bi.v
It,
but
her
master
won't
sell
It
for
anything.
Although
I
have
feati
and
heard
much
of
love
between
man
and
dog.
yet
this
Is
the
lim
time
tnat
I
have
teen
such
great
devotion.
Each
d"ay
I
long
to
sec
Fema,
but
Until
July
I
shall
not
be
able
to.
"Well,
it's
about
time
to
begin
preparing
lunch,
to
til
continue
writing
after.
"Here
I
am
again.
Not
tint
It
makes
tiny
difference
in
a
letter.
"I
was
straying
some
things
that
were
stuck
lo
the
bottom
of
a
pan
ro
that
I
could
give
it
to
the
chickens:
but
I
dldnt
hive
tt
go
a
far
as
the
chicken
coup
becaust
they
came
rushing
up
to
me
when
they
heard
hie
rcraolng.
It
clldn'f
occur
to
me
that
the.v
wild
ir.t
used
to
th
Sound
and
would
cornel
to
me
without
mv
callln
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
June
Q
r--
thing
looks
so
green
and
fresh,
to4
The
bare
winter
branches
are
no
(covered
with
dancing
leaves,
ard
uiey
look
so
stately
and
beautiful.
I
am
glad
I
do
not
lire
in
the
p'iw-ineas
centre
"of
Prince
Rupert,
where
there
Is
no
place
for
tree
and
grass
to
'grow
as
they
like.
In
wild
confusion.
j
1
Far
To
Sthbol
"As
school
is
two
and-a-ha:fi
miles
roues
away
away
from
iroax
nere
here.
i
I
often
oiten
wall:
wan:
.
.
...
w
...
.
,
'l:
!
the
railway
becau
II
77
L
'
-men
I
can
enjoy
the
lovely
sea
.JTkI
?u?tIbrm.
the
mountains,
the
trees
conducted
by
the
Vancouver
Ejn
j
...
..
.
.
.
.
-
muu
tTcryming
wai
is
oeauuiui.
J
riUn,y
pa?r
Somettaes
I
sit
and
gate
for
hour,'
t
I
did
exactly
what
you
told
us
to
t,
if
t
7?
myieif,
didn't
hare
to
hurry
home
so
that
,
two
questions:
'Am
r
I
one
of
thw-i
tj
-
.
.
,.
I-
f,
8unRa';
afraid
I'd
never
leare
my
M
2
fTn"
LfV
f
T
1
wnKh
Is
under
the
shelter
of
3
one
of
those
who
ait
laiily
cnoy-
.
.
.
15
2Jff
'
I1?'
Jtr
2f
-vSeSy
aTlwascomlnghom..
tT
LL?
J1
I
spied
a
little
field
mouse
under
a
ui
that
I
1
??
wa,
fc
evidence
woUU
one
of
the
latter.
I
am
verrlu
.
.
.arhalm
of
myself,
but
I
am
de
!
aTt
iT..Hr..
iW
eft
Ter
n
.dt
Uktng
it
home.
tmin
d
at
the
m,
Urn,
n
,
.
.
to
me
cmcKens.
i
took
a
uttiv
.out
of
the
second
trouo
and
lou
.
.
.
--
..
va
mow:
k
-
J
Sm
-
-
-
i
iUMs
.
it
Uito
Mier
ami
t
hi.""-
f
l.uran.
TT
:
V.
,w"e
i
was
waierung
11.
out
a
iter
.
.
.
.
.
..
Ume
wW
petmH
other,
to
to!-
thjt
few
mlmx
j
ookpd
agam
and
the
piece
of
sandwich
was
t
-
t
u
..
.
.....
.
gone,
.tlL
,11
?efttlh"!Id
stayed
ahd
tried
to
therefore
I
to
kpend
it
L
mr
,,ln.h
th()
ii!ii.,in-'
mi
1
i
i
n
r
u
ir
t
....
iwljety
wrttlni
to
vw.
..,
....
i
iiiiuodiiu
iimnuuer
ui
me
u.
XV.
Jioruan
WO.,
loggers,
KiaieSI
-rwpro
iv,i.
'
oegeneraung
into
an
,
n
that
cedar
willTast
much
longer
than
spruce
for
any
ouU'whSTiS
Zm
i
m
andT
mmai
story
ajtain
and
so
i
bette?
door
work
and
for
sidewalks
will
outlast
fir.
He
ravs
there
hard
to
VhSV
ft
J!ic,05e
?
nc.e
1
m
!?ak,n
h?
Id.
Wnttteedftjr.
June.
16,
ltt
CBDAU-BEST
WOOD
John
Morgan,
one
df
the
owners
of
the
Billmor
Spruce
are
plenty
of
examples
of
this
at
the
canneries
and
mills,
if
'
th,
'
Tt
Tw,
Thp
Pttv
rnnnril
at
it
rtront
mnoHHrr
rloirloH
In
n.a
most
loeieal
WaV
Is
to
describe
lh
.l..
.
.
.
.
.
cedar
for
the
sidewalks
on
McBride
Street
and
Second
a
Avenue.
.
k
M.
LOGGING
AND
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
How
many
people
ever
realized
that
there
was
a
connec
tioir
between
logging
and
newspaper
advertising?
This
year
newspapers
have
had
dozens
of
cancellations
uf
advertising
schedules.
To
such
an
extent
has
this
been
the
case
that.it
has
become
almost
a
nightmare
with
publishers.
It
la
nmntprl
nut
that
wVion
a
no
era
rf
nrK-nv-i
Join
r
:
celled
the
size
of
the
city
newspaper
is
cut
down
that
much
"
vw.iu.ii
fiv
nuuiu
jiicctii
less
worn
ior'
many
employees
and
so
another
vicious
circle
Would
be
.
"
Commenced.
If
all
r-nrHpfl
nn
ta
ilciial
till
tiinl1
un
dwcu
you
to
tears,
u
snouia
not
.
.
lneWents
triAi.
m
i
order
j
of
time.
tiWA
lnf
.UfcKM
haVe
Used
lhfll
Dhraw
ho:
w
.u
Z
"7
T,"
T
U
hackneyed,
but
it
IIU
In,
to
kJZ'il
there''
8ucn
a
this
?bZ
Lt
ZiT?
Zt
X)
teaeher"s
e
but
a"
not
mf
a
btaek
cat
with
a
paten
of
whlt
trnvti.t.
u.r
t
1
,..
1
.
."l
'
mtV
tR1
on
ii
breast,
it
looked
so
com
Me
tht
when
t
raw
it
"
":.Ha:
.
.
..
?
rarjs
v"-"iM3
and
she
understood.
i
I
Plan
far
f.t
"She
gare
me
a
cushion
and
with
!
it
i
succeeded
in
making
quite
a
comfortable
place
for
the
ca
The
hext
dat.
hoWeVef.
when
I
andif
this
happens
all
over
the
country
the
mill
orders
fori
Un
Ktt
,the
name
L5itafeand.the
mil18
-t
to
the
loggers
a
Z'X.iT.
TT
in;':
'
M'
bwthert
and
ter
came
to
see
.
.
,
Local
1
loggers
state
that
is
what
u
t.
has
been
happening
of-,
hem.
too.
and
we
an
felt
verH
ten
thlS
Vear.
There
have
b(Pn
rpupntpr!
MnnaWoHnna
irisornr
for
the
dr
Jff.l...
littui
MUei
the
manufacturers
had
continued
their
advertising,
the
t0Tm
,y,ng
there
1
wanted
to
ttmi'onn
n
w
.......1.1
would
t
.
i.'
i
.
i
..
lit.
hut
but
Mn
Mr
VTa
t
ainiM
would
nn
not
1
kunusiiy
was
arousea.
GYRO
CLUB
LUNCHEON
Cilr
to
be
Aked
to
Kepalr
Plar-Grounds
Committee
Named
for
Handling
of
Fair
Concession
bur
TVi.
newspai)ers
have
ContinUPd
the
Size
of
their
tumpm.
K
let
me
I
monthly
business
luncheon
TestcK
the
paper
mills
would
have
been
kent
busv
and
the
forme
.
.
.
.
.
...
..
dajr-
declded-
to
teke
up
wlt"
the
w
t..u.
..lK:ii
was
oeaa
uxj.
Mrs.
xai
city
which
were
established
by
H
"H
'
'uw
"
approa
the
Club
and
turned
brer
to
the
.MANUFACTURERS'
ASSOCIATION
cucu.
inai
ereninK
1
Drouent
ner
some
supper
and
I
took
another
peek
at
the
box.
Mrs,
Kat
was
Iteeentlytbe
Manufacturers'
Association
Urged
greater
!rthrit7eertk,tunsTereTon
asked
ereryone
in
our
family
if
ne
or
she
knew
anvthlnk
about
but
the
failure
of
orierfthp
inUnT
1-"rtiT5
th
wtten
but
they
all
saM
Jess
jess
SUffeHtirr
suiienng.
C,,U
tnat
they
n't.
and
so
I
thought
inrhan
m
wo
V
ustct
ski
for
them
herself.
Mrs.
Kat
is
our
constant
companion
at
present
and
we
all
love
her
very
much
city.
It
was
Minted
out
tfiaf
some
of
the
grounds
are
in
a
deplorabi
cunuwon,
naving
nign
ruiuto
rum.
n
was
leit
to
the
club
aetlr
t
ei
committed
to
go
further
Into
the
matter
with
the
city.
,
Arrangements
for
th
hnnHlini
of
the
concessions
dt
thw
yifi
fcxnwiiron
oy
tne
Uyro
and
Rotary
Club
Jointly
were
discussed.
Thi
uyro.wuo
committee
to
make
pre
uminary
arrangements
for
thll
work
consists
of
C.
A.
Klrkendal!,
Tit
T.
W
KttaM
ftinii
tt
a
nv-A.'.t
...
...
w..
....
While
the
RotarV
rlnS
rtwnnittU
eonsists
of
O.
H.
Munro
and
8.
p,
Johnston.
Sending
of
a
delegate
.
to
he
forthcoming
International-
conreni
llrtn
In
ttumiltn..
r
i.n-i.t
lU
Vancouver
was
discussed
and
thl
matter
referred
to
the
executlr
for
action.
It
was
decided
to
abandon
,lhe
excursion
to
Ketchikan,
which
tvas
blanned
tn
hitn
hort
miH
Vii
week-end,
in
view
of
the
fact
thai
business
prevents
many
of
.the
members
from
onncr
nt
tht
tlma
It
Is
possible
the
trip
may
be
ma5e:
m
August.
H.
D.
Darrett
was
initiated
as
d
member
of
the
club.
William
MiU
ehell
was
appointed
song
leader
following
departure
from
the
city'
of
M.
M.
Blott.
The
winner
,
of
(III
luncheon
ruffle
was
Wm.CrUlck
shank.
The
luncheoh
was
presided
ovef
by
President
0.
C.
Mills
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
rhemberi
Train
Hero
Todav
On
Time;
Is
First
4
On
Summer
Schedule"
-
fr
The
flrt
nniunnlli
Iroln
In
hr.1tl
them
under
time
table
of
Canc(4
JillWinr"!
irhH
i
.
I
idlan
,dlan
National
Natlahal
hallwar.4
hallways
for
the
...
Jlni
.....
fit
n
t
n4i.
...
...-.
sv
a
t.o
n
lH"'tT
But
I
am
glad
that
they
are
not!lnto
prlnte
Rupert
arrived
on
tlmi
iraia
oi
mo
tor
i
tove
an
mala
ati
'
viMih.ummikhhiii
all
kinds.
"As
I
read
thlt
letter
over
Int
afraid
I've
changed
to
Mr.
nunrewi.
It
seems
to
be
tint
all
rve
talkrd
bout
Is
animals.
"If
raining
today,
but.
not
In
torrthts.
just
-
enough
to
water
I.KIF
IJtlKSOM
MIllKS
CI.UI1
HAS
MF.KTINfl
Leif
Krlkson
ladles'
Club,
HyBsa(
held
their
regular
meeting
Monday
mgni
o"
at
me
:
nome
iiuine
oi
of
MM.
Mrs.
H.
ii.
ErkK
alien
:
V.
Ooda
gardens
At
I
look
out
of
Ut
son.
Seventh
Avenue
West
At
Ue
windows
I
notice
that
nature
has
close
of
the
meeting
refreshments
undergone
great
changes,
Every-1
were
served,
Wins
Fascisti
Speedboat
Trophy
'
"
o
''
'
'
SSSSMSSMSSSSSBSSSSSB
a
Miss
Lofetla
TurnbuU
oi
Las
A
-a..
.uu.ias
Amen
an
peed
boat
pilot,
brings
her
tr:.n
craft
Irt
ttflet
capturing
the
cup
the
Fae;UU
pajty
in
one
ot
the
international
speedboat
rC
on
Lake
Oarda
in
which
she
dctpr,
d
,ni(
of
the
outstanding
men
pilots
in
Italy
I'll
iov7ork
for
Mother
BRAVE
Words,
bravely
spoken.
Bojhh
ihouldert,
btsrld
to
lift
burden
of
'responsibility
bvyond
their'
sutngtb.
It
Is
a
tragedy
id
conucion
as
to
create
but
little
comment
.
.".
children
starting
out
to
light
life's
b-ittlet,
Unequipped'.
Have
you
thought
of
the
story
behind
the
little
figure
that
urges
you
to
buy
a
paper
.
.
.
UUt
begs
the
chance
to
rua
aa
errand,
for
a
few
sorely-needid
coppers?
I
lave
oU
imagined
the
plans
that
may
have
been
made
for
his
educadon
th
hojei,
held
in
happier
days,
for
his
future?
Ant
have
you
considered
what
would
be
theyfte
of
your
boy
.
.
.
your
g!rl
.
.
should
you
be
taken
awiyf.
x
For
the
burden
you
drop
must
be
earned
bei
'
on
the
frail
shoulders
of
your
children.
Or
on
the
broad,
sustaining
back
of
Life
Irwancei
Make
your
decision
today,
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