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THE
DAILY
NEWS
UNSWEETENED
EVAPORATED
Om
N.
v.
Ont
B
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i
in
Soups
and
Creamed
Sauces
TASTE
the
fresh
iweel
flavor
of
purt
country
cream!
Blending
'
to
well
in
tavory
soups,
giving
tich
velvety
body
to
taucei
there's
nothing
like
St.
Charles
Evaporated
Milk
to
make
good
meals
better.
St.
Charles
Millc
is
evaporated
to
creamy
richness.
All
herds
or
rigidly
inspected
plants
are
spotless
and
shining.
Sixty
per
cent,
of
the
natural
water
is
removed
and
nothing
is
added.
No
wonder
St.
Charles
is
the
safest,
finest
flavored
milk
you
can
buy.
Our
new
cook
book
"The
Good
Provider"
will
give
you
cooking
secrets
any
French
Chef
might
envy.
80
pages
186
recipes-full
color
illustrations
of
tempting
dishes.
Just
mail
the
coupon
and
it
s
yours.
ST.
CHARLES
MILK
The
Borden
Co.,
Limited,
SO
Powell
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C
Gentlemen:
Please
send
me
free
copy
of
"The
Good
Provider.'
Name
Address
DOES
YOUR
BUSINESS
NEED
h
;
A
DOCTOR?
T
"
Now,
Mr.
Businessman,
havo
you
ever
tri0dto
diagnose
the
reason
for
that
sudden
drop
in
profit
dver
the
figures
of
"lagt
month?"
If
the
temperature
of
your
bu&ness
alarms
you
there
is
no
need
for
you
to.
loie
any
sleep
the
remedy
is
simple.
ADVERTISE
,
-
"Ah!"
you
say,
"But
that's
all
very
well.
I'm
only
a
small
man
and
can't
afford
it"
That's
the
reason
the
small
man
remains
a
small
man.
The
big
men
in
business
today
did
not
become
big
by
hiding
their
light
under
a
bushel,
they
y
advertised,
and
Advertised,
and
ADVERTISED.
Advertising
is
as
necessary
to
a
"sick"
business
as
the
doctor's
services
are
to
a
sick
person.
And
it
will
find
the
money
to
pay
it
own
bills,
if
done
judiciously,
from
the
increased
volume
of
increased
profits.
Start
with
a
Small
appropriation
IN
"THE
DAILY
NEWS"
.
.
.
,.
.
tomorrow
and
test
the
idea
for
yourself
after
all
it's
RESULTS
that
count
today.
We
have
an
export
advertising
man
at
your
service
at
any
time.
He
will
advise
you
as
to
size
of
space
to
use
and
see
that
your
space
is
filled
with
"business
bringing"
copy.
PHONE
98
and
make
an
appointment
Let
the
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
work
for
you.
STOPPING
DRIFTING
New
Tillage
Method
Is
Reins
Tried
Out
on
Trairics
SASKATOON.
June
6:
"Save
the
lowest
possible
depth.
Recent
experiments
seem
to
show
the
old
idea
of
the
need
of
a
loose
mulch
on
the
surface
of
the
soil
to
prevent
evaporation
is
losing
mound.
Now
experts
find
the
mulch
makes
very
little
difference
in
the
u.nount
of
moisture
escaping
from
the
soil.
Practically
all
preventable
lass
of
moisture
ocurs
through
the
leaves
of
weeds.
Prevent
the
weeds
from
making
any
leaves
and
there
will
be
little
loss
of
moisture,
they
affirm.
Cut
off
every
leaf
as
it
appears
and
the
weed
will
soon
be
dead.
Most
of
the
implements
used
in
Western
Canada
were
originated
in
countries
having
considerably
higher
rainfall,
and
most
of
the
farmers
came
from
wetter
countries,
bringing
ideas
that
it
is
necessary
to
stir,
pulverise
and
air
the
soil
to
raise
crops.
For
several
years
now
authorities
have
been
coming
to
the
opinion
this
is
unnecessary.
Sharp
Shovels
If
manufacturers
could
produce
a
harder
shovel
that
would
kerp
sharp
and
at
the
same
time
tough
enough
not
to
break
on
stones,
cultivation
could
be
effective
while
shallower.
Experts
have
observed
the
farmer
who
keens
his
cultivator
shovels
very
sharp
needs
not
go
very
dep
and
saves
on
the
draft
of
the
implement.
To
the
outsMe
observer
there
would
appear
to
be
also
some
ad
vantages
in
respect
to
reducing
lia
bilities
to
soil-drifting
in
thus
stirring
the
soft
to
the
shallowest
pos
sible
depth.
If
a
suitable
implement
Is
designed,
that
will
kill
weeds
and
leave
the
soil
in
condition
in
which
it
will
not
blow"
it
will
work
a
re
volution
in.
Western
Canadian
agriculture,
experts
declare.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Ruprrt
June
6,
1913
Lots
33
and
24.
block
30,
section
have
been
sold
by
J.
N.
McWU-
Items,
who
purchased
the
property
two
years
ago
for
$13,000,
to
a
Cal
gary
syndicate
for
a
consideration
Of
$44,000.
it
is
announced
by
H.
O
Helgerson
Ltd.
which
firm
negoti
ated
the
deal.
It
is
a
record
price
for
real
estate
in
Prince
Rupert.
T.
R,
Clrtafher,
head
of
the
Clougher
Syndicate
of
London,
England.
Is
a
visitor
in
Prince
Ru
pert.
He
expresses
optimism
as
to
the
prospects
of
.this
port
A
big
bull,
belonging
to
one
of
the
local
dairymen,
threatened
to
cause
havoc
on
the
fine
lawns
of
Or.
C.
A
Bgmrt
on
Fifth
Avenue
between
McBride
and
Dunamulr
Streets.
The
animal
was
taken
Into
captivity
by
Constable
William
Adams.
BEST
EQUIPMENT
PLUS
EFFICIENCY
GIVES
YOU
BETTEtt
AND
CHEAPER
WATCH
REPAIRING
Our
repair
department
furnished
with
the
best
of
tools,
using
the
most
modern
methods
of
cleaning
watches,
enables
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
the
best
pos
sible
class
of
watch
repairing
at
the
lowest
possible
prices.
Every
part
and
screw
is
removed
District
News
PRINCE
GEORGE
Gordon
Taylor.
1,6-year
old
Prince
George
'
bpy.
has
been
awarded,
a
prize
of
$15
In
a
sclupture
compe
surface
and
you
save
all,"
now
ap-,
tltlon
In
the
United
States
for
his
piles
to
soil
cultivation,
In
the
op
lnion
o(
some
of
the
investigators
at
the
University
of
Saskatchewan
here,
who
have
been
studying
the
growth
of
weeds
and
the
methods
required
to
make
the
most
of
Sas
katchewan's
allowance
of
rain.
carving
of
a
bear.
Ills
young
bro
ther.
Teddy
Taylor,
received
$5
for
his
carving
of
a
pig.
Robert
England
of
Winnipeg,
western
manager
of
colonization
and
agriculture
for
tho
Canadian
Expert
look
for
a
revolution
in
,
National
Railways,
was
the
speaker
tillage
methods
when
some
bright
last
Tuesday
evening
at
a
dinner
eenlus
invents
an
imDlement
of
I
held
by
the
Prince
George
Board
of
light
draft
which
will
cut
leaves
off
Trade.
weeds
and
stir
the
soil
to
the
shal
Albert
Almqulst
of
Vancouver,
who
opened
negotiations
some
time
ago
with
the
city
council
wth
a
view
to
establishing
a
flour
mill
here,
has
written
to
H.
G.
Perry
bating
that
It
will
cost
him
63
percent
of
the
price
of
the
machinery
in
tariff
to
bring
the
outfit
for
such
a
mill
from
Minneapolis.
J.
O.
Wil
son,
secretary
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
is
taking
the
matter
up
with
John
A.
Fraser
of
Quesnel,
M.
P.
for
Cariboo.
The
formal
opening
of
a
fine
park
and
swimming
pool
laid
out
at
the
Cache
by
Freeman
Al-
xander
was
formally
opened
on
i
Friday
last.
It
is
expected
that
it
will
prove
a
very
popular
resort
for.
local
people.
A
move
is
being
instituted
by
local
trappers
with
a
view
to
having
the
provincial
government
make
a
reduction
in
fur
royalties.
It
is
felt
that
this
should
be
dono
In
view
of
the
drop
which
has
taken
place
in
the
selling
price
of
furs.
The
Woman's
Auxlliarly
to
St.
Michael's
Anglican
Church
held
a
very
successful
forget-me-not
tea
on
Saturday
afternoon
in
the
ballroom
of
the
Prince
George
Hotel.
A
new
school
has
been
opened
at
Sylvan
Olade
north
of
Reid
Lake
and
Isle
Pierre.
Miss
Knight
of
Victoria
is
the
teacher
and
there
are
12
pupils
already
enrolled.
"Silent"
Biddle.
ex-convict
and
former
associate
of
gangsters
but
now
touring
the
country
as
an
evangelist,
lectured
in
the
Strand
Theatre
here
yesterday
afternoon
and
last
evening
on
the
subject
Does
Crime
Pay?"
Biddle
expres
sed
the
belief
that
the
Llndberch
kidnapping
and
murder
was
not
the
work
of
gangsters.
Biddle
Is
on
his
way
to
Alaska.
A.
II.
Walker
and
F.
O.
Altchison
of
Vancouver
have
been
here
in
connection
with
attempts
to
salvage
the
plane
which
Tom
Corless
crash
ed
about
a
year
ago
In
the
vicinity
of
the
northern
end
of
Takla
Lake.
It
Is
believed
that
there
are
so
many
difficulties
facing
the
job
that
the
salvage
may
not
be
attempted
by
the
Insurance
company.
Walker
and
Altchison
spent
a
month
In
the
district.
Thunderstorms
and
mis
showers
have
featured
weather
conditions
here
during
the
past
week.
The
thermometer
has
ascended
as
high
as
79
and
descended
as
low
as
35
during
the
week.
i
Louis
Lebourdais.
Quesnel
news
paper
correspondent,
was
a
visitor
here
last
week
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
district.
A
very
enjoyable
rose
bridge
and
dance
was
held
on
Friday
night
by
the
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
In
the
Commodore
Hall.
There
was
a
orogram
of
exhibition
dances
to
which
Jarkle
Ireland,
Buddie
Taft.
Maude
Renwick,
Orvilk
Andrews.
Ida
Edvall.
Dixie
Blue
and
Pat
Huble
were
among
those
contribut
ing.
Doris
French,
daughter
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
H.
8.
French,
Is
now
on
the
road
to
recovery
after
a
serious
Ill
ness
with
pleurisy
and
pneumonia.
At
a
recent
meeting
In
the
Pine-
view
Hall.
the.
Carlbop
Women's
In
stltute
presented
a
very
acceptable
program
which
Induejed
,
.readings
by
Miss
Ruby
W
lklns,
Mrs,
J.L.
At-,
and
the
works
shlneJlke
new
yet
jChison
and
Leonard
Larsen,
two
the
cost
is
no
more
than
inferior
'one-act
skits
in
which
Mls
Bernlce
Jobs.
and.
of
course
guaranteed
Blackburn,
Miss
Jean
.Blackburn,
to
plea.se
you.
Our
watchmaker
Miss
Jessie
Blackburn.
Miss'
Olive
has
had
years
of
experience
on
Barnes
and
Miss
Louise
Jossup
took
railroad
and
fine
watches.
.part
and
a
vocal
solo
by.
Mrs.
Hugh
MAX
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Jeweler
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quick
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'God,
Cause
and
Creator'
Science
Subject
Sunday
The
subject
of
the
lesson-sermon
'
In
Prince
Rupert
Christian
Science
Society
on
Sunday
was
"God
the
Only
Cause
and
Creator."
1
One
of
the
Bible
texts
was:
I
have
made
the
earth,
and
created
man
upon
It;
I,
even
my
hands,
have
stretched
out
the
heavens
and
all
their
host
have
I
commanded"
(Isaiah
45:12).
The
lesson-sermon
also
Included
the
following
passage
from
"Science
and
Health
with
Key
to
the
Scriptures"
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy:
"Spiritual
causation
Is
the
one
question
to
be
considered,
for
mbre
than
all
others
spiritual
causation
relates
to
human
progress."
i
Concluding
the
final
voyage
on
spring
schedule
on
the
Alaska'
route,
C.VJl
steamer
Princess
Norah,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
ar-
rived
in
port
at
5:15
yesterday
afternoon
from
Skagway
and
other
.
northern
points
and
sailed
an
hour
later
for
Vancouver.
The
Princess
Norah
will
be
here
again
next
Monday
morning
Inaugurating
the
summer
tourist
schedule
and
making
her
last
voyage
of
the
season
to
Alaska.
Monday,
Monday
&
Tucsdl
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nervo
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is
made.
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Many
boys
and
many,
girls
fail
at
examinations
because
their
nervous
systems
play
out.
Some
suffer
from
complete
nervous
break
down.
There
is
nothing
like
Dr.
Chase's
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Food
to
form
rich,
red
blood
and
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the
nervous
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Young
people
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