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Turoiirhqui
the
City
IDR.
MANDY
1
IS
HEARD
"The
World
on
Which
We
Live,"
Interesting
Subject
For
Discourse
'
to
P.
T.
Association
There
was
a
larger
attendance
than
usual
at
the
regular,
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Pai-ent-Teachers'
Aseociatlon
last
evening
at
the
Booth
Memorial
School
when
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy
gave
an
extremely
interesting
talk
on
"The
World
on
or
in
Which
We
Live."
Prefacing
his
talk
with
the
state-'
hnent
that
It
was
a
beautiful
world,
i
Dr.
Mandy
referred
to
the
songs
"The
Spring
lias
Come"
and
"Down
1
in
the
Forest."
which
had
been
so
well
tung
by
Mrs,
II.
N.
Brocklesby.
as
evidence
of
one
of
the
phases
of
the
beauty
of
the
world,
the
melody
$5.00
of
the
human
voice.
Kh-I
To
introspective
people
particu
larly,
but
io
all
In
general,
the
questions
as
to
why
they
are
here,
why
they
are
living
and
why
they
die,
must
be
provocative
of
much
meditation.
Undoubtedly
the
acquisition
of
knowledge
with
its
re-:
cultant
advancement
of
humanity
,
followed
upon
the
application
of
this
knowledge
must
be
a
real
reason
for
being.
Yet.
with
the
Increase
of
knowledge,
people
found,
first,
that
they
thought
they
knew
little
about
a
great
many
things,
then
they
found
they
knew
less
about
more
and
more
till,
finally,
they
were
sure
that
they
knew
nothing
about
everything.
The
complete
dependence
of
people
upon
the
earth
for
every'
Today
we
ase
able
to
announce
definitely
that
the
or-'the
very
earth
to
which
they
owed
ganization
ot
the
proposed
pulp
null
for
Prince
Rupert
has
COmmenPPfl
and
thnr
thp
hnpL-pr
nf
flin
nrnioot
will
nvn-
the
result
of
this
decrease
of
bk-'tlon,
was
effectively
brought
home
icKuiuiiuc
ine
enrin
vii
i
np
ttm
n
I
-
recnonea
up
ull
they
knpw,
they
Msic
:hed
THE
DALY
NEWS
Thursday,
March
17,
t93?
Decorative
Only
iivaBDBnnrn9R-:A&jBa
se
pense
iheii;
a
ders.
More
decorative
useful
we
imagine.
...
m
reason.
man's
wardrc
k
was
into
inspire
tnue
suspen
rust
realize
in
all
humility
than
that
they
ttnow
very
little.
A
very
hearty,
vote
of
thanks
was
accorded
the
speaker
on
motion
of
Mrs.
J.
EL
Boddie
and
conveyed
to
thing
was
emphasized
and
contras-
i
him
by
the
president.
Mrs.
S.
V.
ted
with
their
general
Ignorance
of
j
Cox.
At
the
business
meeting
preced-
all.
The
value
of
the
microscope
in
!
fns
the
address.
It
was
announced
revealing
the
secrets
of
parts
of
the
I
that
the
regular
Easter
sale
of
1
material
world,
the
result
of
this
would
take
at
the
var
0,i
n
candy
place
Ceed
as
D
all
the
i
j
mu-
mi
i
SOOn
as
plans
are
completed.
This
Will
take
(knowledge
accumulatton
and
the
tous
schools
on
Thursday.
Marcl
March
tuiue
inuiujus,
possiujy
six
or
more,
DUt
rranK
u.
liUCKley,
broadening
of
foundations
for
fu-
representing
the
various
interests,
assures
the
Daily
News
ture
knowledge
were
stressed.
How
that
the
mill
will
be
built
and
will
be
located
in
Prince
Ru-much
more
a
would
mean
to
pert
4
.children
after
they
had
been
made
TfconWititnlu.fAWl,.,.
A.-....:u:-Jcflualnted
with
Its
ite
composition
composition!
j
26.
Owing
to
the
Prince
Rupert'
Sinters'
Concert
taking
place
on'
'
the
regular
meeting
night
of
the
P.
T.
A.
the
next
regular
meeUng
to
be
held
at
Borden
Street
will
take.
r--"-
t
-
.
""vtu
iiiu
inyji
and
the
marvellous
complexity
of
nlace
on
Thursday.
Anrll
21.
A
tea
Class
sulphite,
SUCh
as
that
made
in
Sweden
Which
IS
used
!
Its
structure!
'To
the
natural
phil-
1
is
to
be
held
at
Mr.
Cox's
residence
m
the
manufacture
of
high
class
stationery
and
other
pa-;topher
no
natural
object
is
unim-'on
April
29.
pers
for
which
there
seems
to
be
an
unlimited
demand.
portant
or.
trifling,
From
the
least
j
Mte8
Mmai
treasurer,
reported,
a
At
the
dinner
last
night
much
enthusiasm
was
shown
!of
nalurc'8
work
he
ean
learn
the
credit
balance
of
fifty
dollars,
but
a
few
were
disappointed
that
Mr.
Buckley
did
not
-
TLTTt
JlT?Jl?TZZ
that
the
work
M
w'u
"
nounce
of
construction
would
commence
a
world,
and
every
insect
an
accu-
the.1?p"
iiext
week.
They
had
been
filled
up
with
foolish
rumors.
Itimuiation
of
incomprehensible
ev-
n
bd
would
have
been
ridiculous
to
expect
this.
Much
hard
work'enU-
reveal
wnat
philosophers
iyBnJcWei,b
,
her
attractively
ren-has
to
be
done
before
construction
work
is
commenced.
In
if
tnls
a.bout
whlch
80
many!dercd
snios.
the
meantime
the
strong
backing
of
the
company
seems
'
Zi
Tor
Sinn,
took
his
hearers
!
to
indicate
that
the
organizers
are
likely
to
meet
with
r
i
(
n
u
,
r
m,
tmx
jkmnLwm.wmm
Complete
SUCCess.
I
solar
system,
revealing
his
rare
fa-!
lZ?&i21S2ZJXZEXEEm
In
regaixl
to
the
labor
situation
it
mav
be
wise
to
sav
n
;mniartty
with
his
subject,
impress-
u
u&m.i
rbv
r.i
i
aj
nxMirnim
1
Tl
.
...
.
1
Win
nw
alt
thA
ImmnKUu
n
tli.
In.
woiu.
urere
are
ai
present
several
nundrea
idle
men
in
,"6.
.
Z
-
,
m
tt
r
r
1-1
m
thecity
and
many
more
in
the
district,
quite
sufficient
toj
SS.'S
T
H
R
I
H
umn..uw
an
mc
uii
ncccaacti
wuyii
uiv
iiiiiv
arrives
to
commence.
In
the
meantime
no
one
should
come
to
the
city
expecting
to
secure
emnlovment
as
a
result
of
the
nnln
mill.
It
Will
be
tKlSRihlv
SIX
mnnthS
hnfnro
rnncf
i-11.tinn
nnr,
1th6
beaC
1
In
tWa
Dr.
Connetlon
Mandy'i
rnmmanna
anrl
m..,m
tan
H
...in
u
r
r
,
.
l"c"
",CI.C
"
ui
w
iiiwii.v
ui
men
nere
i
reference
to
the
fact
that
the
earth
io
unuertane
meworK.
All
mat
will
be
needed
will
be
a
i
was
gradually
slowing
down,
and
lew
specially
trained
men
for
certain
classes
of
work.
mm,
sag
earth
such
as
might
result
from
the
logic
of
the
philosopher
telling
the
story
of
the
earth
from
"a
pebble
on
I
Carry
&
Save
SPECIALS
!
by
applying
such
a
change
to
every-
,day
routine.
The
length
of
day
fifty
AUSTRALIAN
SEEDLESS
iteven
million
years
ago
was
onfy
KaUHNS,
per
lb
jsuc
hours
so
that
one
would
have
iGKANULAi
to
SUGAR
.been
kept
busy
getting
in
three
.
Limit
20
lbs..
10
lbs.
'meats
a
day
In
addition
to
getting
SWAN8DOWN
CAKE
'
up,
dressing
and
undressing,
work-
KLOUK,
per
pkg.
jing
and
playing.
What
H
would
be
DiastCAlBD
COCONUT
j
In
another
similar
period
of
tbne,
'
pr
lb
j
when
one
would
require
to
eat
en-
'SHELLED
WALNUTS
jough
at
a
meal
to
last
four
times
as
Light
Pieces,
per
lb
long
as
now.
was
too
terrible
to
con-
HOUSEHOLD
BROOMS
,
template.
1
;
C1-1
of
Eartf
COTTAGE
ROLLS.
Swift's,
With
the
facts
verified
that
the
:
a
vie.
5
lbs.
each,
per
lb.
I
crust
of
the
earth
was
two
and
a
S1N0AP0RE
PINEAPPLE
.half
t
a,
due
as
water
whye
No.
2
.
squat
ttns.
2
tins
the
whole
earth
was
five
and
a
half
cniSCO
!
limes
as
dense
as
water,
geologists
j
Jb
u
'r.nTifVr
HED
ARROW
SODAS
.
tln
acts
about
the
lnterjor
of
the
;
.
.
.
.
earth.
At
a
depth
of
25
miles
rock.
Jg
rrngRNS
r
,CLARKS
PORK
&
BEANS
must
be
molten,
the
greatest
pene-
N-
2
tin.
2
tins
tration
of
thP
rn..l
nt
1h-
Mrfh
K
i
man
belrig
less
comparatively
thani0ANADI4AN
8ALT
a
v(hi
unt.k
n
.......
per
etn
an
DEL
MONTE
SLICED
PEACHES
orange.
The
application
of
this
knowledge
I
Na
1
t,ns'
Fanc
Q11
1
fip
-
ii
11
...
.
.
ner
tin
Uv
'the
neceaeity
of
knowinir
vhere
ROYAL
CITY
CORN
ithey
might
be
found,
couid
not
be'
Crosby.
No.
1
tin.s.
2
for
jovensfttimated.
In
fact.
It
was
this
NABOB
TEA
I
urge
that
led
Julius
Caesar
to
In-
P
lb,
"CARRY
16c
44c
27c
16c
29c
28c
16c
21c
24c
18c
15c
9c
cular
business
of
trie
mining
en-
R0YAL
CITY
PEA
f"ancv
Iflp
aineer.
The
Importance
of
metal.
;
QalltX.
No.
2
tuis.
per
tlnxu
15c
42c
(vade
Enaland.
Leif
Erlkaon
tn
WILD
ROSE
PASTRY
FLOUR
search
for'what
is
now
Canada.
Co
lumbus
to
try
to
find
a
shorter
wsjr
I
to
Asia
where
metals
and
the
spices
of
the
earth
nUnnt
be
obtained.
The
exDloratlnn
of
the
various
parts
of
the
worn
In
deta.ll
weve
attributable
to
the
same
urge.
In
concluding
his
very
interesting
talk.
Dr.
Mandv
aonln
rmlnr!ri
10-lb.
cotton
sacks
per
nk.
42c
Shop
The
"Thrift"
Way
and
Save
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
Phone
119
201
Third
Ave.
AND
SAVE
hi
audience
that,
when
thejr
have
"FB1if"
:
n
ia
nr
tm
vm,
Support
Local
Industry
Ask
Your
Grocer
for
SUPK
EME
DATED
Fresh
Coffee
is
the
Hesi
Coffee!
lilertdcri,
KoasUU
'&
Packed
muht
Mem
ir
Prlurc
Uupert.
a
40c
Per
Pound
TT
n
r.OFF
EE
Save
the.
Coupons
For
X'rce
Coffee
Your
Greece
Uw
it-Aaa
it
U
Fresh
uman
Lives
al
Stake!
"
XODAY,
many
a
man
is
wagering
the
highest
Make
knoHtt
lite
security
of
his
wife
and
children.
Ou
the
turn
of
a
card
on
the
whims
of
fate
-
-depends
tlie
safety
uf
his
loved
ones.
Are
you
making
jut
such
n
gamble?
Are
you
betting
the
future
welfare
of
your
family
ogaiust
the
uncertainty
of
Iivlug
a
long
as
they
need
your
fcuniutrt?
Consider
the
odds!
Take
no
further
chances
involr.
ing
future
hardships
for
those
who
are
nearest
and
dearest
to
you.
Invest,
lit
adequate
Life
Insurance
and
keep
your
policies
in
force.
Then
you
kuow
that
your
own
old
age
is
provided
far
-
.
your
wife
and
children
are
safeguarded.
To.
delay
ii
to
speculate.
Consult
a
Life
Insurance
representative
now.
life
Jnsurance
j&r
mce
Onn
of
a
iertn
of
mr$agtfinjHn$oftjl
hy
Life
liuitfaut
Ctmianit
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the
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