r
A
.
I
.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
,irea.i
i
our
u"1
,00"'
,
jt
m
r
of
11.
Kept
by
,n
,t:,li:ij?
grocer.
La
Casse
Bakery
pnont
i
-
"...
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
At
I
Iq
SUPPLY
YOUR
SPRING
WANTS
ill
Poultry
Netting
Fly
Cloth
Garbage
Cant
Garbage
Palls
Garden
Hose
Rakes
Hoes
Spades
Wteders
Trowels
Crass
Shears
Sickles
Scythes
Spading;
Forks
Garden
Seeds
w
m
a
wn
Hard
warp
i.n
Laundry
Phone
8.
Tel.
3.
at
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i-iinirjna
rnni
.
t
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Cakea.
Pa.sme
Imked
w
,h
TV
iveKoses
Flour
The
World's
Best.
Soft
Finish-1
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HI
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Wash
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one
of
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will
exactly
fill
your
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my
neeiis.
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us
for
particulars.
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$12.50
per
ton.
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Lar.
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TELKWA
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t
Movies
and
Movie
People
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
sayings
of
those
who
entertain
the
public.
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday.
Tom
Mix
in
"Ladies
In
Hoard."
Iiilfifialliiiiiil
New.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
rum
Mu
in
"Kofi
llnilcil,'
Fott
.VcWH-(iil(
..
Friday
and
Saturday
Illanrlie
Sweet
in
"Anna
Christie."
Comedy.
I
tin
from
IIh
Press.
TOM
MIX
SCORES
IN
COMEDY
OF
ACTION
Tom
Mix
ha
rorci
ajmlher
inolinii
plrture
comedy
sitrce.
till.
l
lh
IxMir
nf
I
ii.
Jo
oTIiwk
In
tin
ilhrfi
may
t
Iwanl
on
bliair
of
lh
alwv
iiiii-nliMiwd
omuunir
I"'
an
onlrr
Ihal
me
Hi
romranr
w
r-i"nii
n
i
of
Ji.Mit
mors
romnanlra
uiutrr
Sedl.m
'
VMi
TAKK
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ltil
In
mipporl
f
itbn'Mld'
a..llralM-i
HI
,
Jj
'nV'"Vff
Ma
Vl
'rtward
.
Mrilmrr
iinrn
nn
"hi.
17ll
Hay
r
April.
Iff
I,
ami
I'T"
.
,.....i
n
r
ihu
iiir,'
.
day
N
O
T
I
C
I.
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ivnTirr
that
aflrr
PuMlratlon
of
Ihlannllre
or
'
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!
V
wrrka
mat
e
Mull
apply
lo
Ihe
i(e;iMrar...r
Joint
?lrk
C...np.,l?
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ir-
nm
U
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l'rin-e
nuperl,
H.C,
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Ulh
nay
w
VoMrANYJiMilE!...
NOTICE.
v.iTirr
thai
after
P
iitillratlon
of
.1V.:;i;.
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.
a
we.
Mr
four
(4)
ron
leriiilta
rrk.
e
to
to
llr
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of
MM
Cnniimiilej,
!
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ii
r
in
rlianae
our
name
i
111
iVijmp.
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at
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e
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V
r
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of
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no
iimitfii.
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seventh
Avenue
wilt
Out
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,0.n.T'rlvan
ClrTle'"
V"lMJVf..r
relnita
are
wvrrat
w
re'ipIeOeMn
V"",,.e
Ihelr
nere..ry
m
ply
of
coal.
rtr.
.
rrnsnN.
'CJty
ftillnctr.
.furnished
some
additional
IlirilU
jby
climbing
perilously
nmumJ
Ihe
Mruclimtl
work
of
a
hair
rom-
pleled
ky
scraper-
Gertrude
Olmlrd
an
the
gjrl
i
winsome
and
display
a
rare
Ira
malm
aliilily.
Others
jn
I
lie
ral
arc
I'liil
McCulloiigh,
Gertrude
Claire.
Fay
Hoblerncss
ami
Dolores
Housse.
SOFT
SeMNSTORY
HERE
DURING
MID-WEEK
Tom
Mx
on
His
Famous
Horse
.
lony
Does
Wonderful
Trick
Tonf
am)
hi
famous
horse,
Tony,
do
it
aifain.
They
alaae
one
of
the
most
tlaril
I
iti
tr
ami
beaiiii-'chanical
discoveries
that
slimu
fill
races
of
Ihejr
screen
career
late
Hie
imagination
to
Hie
point
in
one
of'lhc
scene
from
Tom's
"f
applying
those
discoveries
ex
new
William
Fox
exciter.
"Soft
Moiled."
which
come
here
at
Hie
"Ladles
to
Board"
Provides
Many
midweek.
Funny
Situations
at
West-
I
A
beautiful
irirl
on
the
Obscr-holme
Tonight
I
vat
ion
cur
of
the
"Flyer"
(Iron
hep
handkerchief.
Tom
see
(he
disaster.
Offing
the
fleel
Tony
mi.
he
ride
like
fury,
lie
wjng
II
i
called
"Ladic
In
Hoard"
and
head
down
in
Ihe
saddle
ami
re-
will
l.e
shown
here
tonight.
Jack
llfysloiie,
who
di
reeled
Mix
in
"Soft
lloilcil,"
hi
imixl
re-
eol
einniple
of
screen
huriinr.
irieve
ilie
handkerchief.
Then
Ilie
rare
lo
jrive
it
In
Hie
girl
en-iu'.
IInre
ami
man
train
on
creen.
.Vol
for
a
second
does
Mr.
Ince
in
hi
latest
picture
production
permil
hl
audience
to
ecape
'
rcalim
l-lemenlal
people
it,,
M.n.r
f
ii
cninnir.
Ari.
iMi.f""'
alwt
Vllr
vrni
Ulios
Mimna
Cmpaiur
lpng
meal
a
passion
of
rage
ami
Mulcts
their
futile
bickering
with
Hie
con
fesiou
of
a
sordid
past,
lliat
re
duces
Ihem
lo
gaping
slnre,
fdimhlcring
horror
and
I
hen
imir
iivtio
i-rinrr
iiiii-i
i,
.-.I-
fiernus
rage.
jr
of
April,
istl.
r..ITn-
.
rrlnre
niirrl,
B.C..
Sollrllnr
fur
ivtltlowr.
of
thj
f
are
the
powerful
"ttl?
JJi,;',Vn.iJ,''lr-.
ha
lold
il
in
a
rising
u.l.n
flr.fl
nt
ItMl
SAfll
Arl.
TVIiR
.MI1M
K
tlut
an
iii'linllnn
lll
tw
niaiH-
w
Hi
riiilin
inrtaf.in
i.naiu-
tempo
thai
Imrsls
into
a
crescendo
of
fury
in
.Ihe
"greal
hy
her
father
ami
sweelhearl
as
two
dogs
would
worry
a
hone,
lears
herself
away
from
I
hem
in
Clark's
beans
Enjoyable
EESj
Nourishing
!
Jtf
Vtva
LI-...
MMTMai,
!-
m
nmu
iii.
.,
.
rt,
.,
a
wi
ii
a-
THI
DAILY
JTIWR
VANCOUVER
PAPER
IS
BEMOANING
DECISION
FLYERS
TO
GO
NORTH
Hcmoanfng
tfie
decision
of
the
'flyers
to
keep
Ihe
northerly
route
by
way
of
Prince
Rupert.
ti
Vancouver
Hun
says;
If
Ihe
parly
of
Hritisli
avialors,
now
fin
a
world
flight,
make
a
gencrfal
policy
of
skipping
centre
of
popiilalinn
tike
Vancou.
ver,
Hie
most
import
rii!
value
of
Iheir
exploit
will
ho
totally
lost,
lloth
American
ami
Hrilish
commanders
have
ciirphaj;.cd
the
fart
thai
the
flights
have
not
the
slightest
element
of
a
race.
Ob
viously
I
hen,
the
saving
of
Ihree
hours
iiivolveil
in
passing
up
Vancouver
in
favor
of
a
norlhern
roule
can
Itrititr
no
particularly
lmiorlant
advantage;
The
real
value
of
Hie.
world
fliffhl
lies
in
Ih'e
publicity
ft
gives
lo
axial
ion.
It
i
only
Die
speolarular
ele
ment
in
new
scientific
ami
mo-
tensively
o
commercial
Uses.
The
airplane
ha
heen
invent-
el
and
ierfec(ed.
Hut.
in
Ihi
rounliy
particularlyi.
lhe
airplane
Idea
ha
not
heen
old"
In
ju-diiHlry.
'
"SlunlV,"
like
Ilie
present
fliliht,
help
malerially
i
inlere.l
Ilie
puhlic
in
Ihe
airiil.ino
a
a
facior
in
biiiiicii
,
v.
Hul.
cerlainly,
if,
the
flight
Is
In
he
confined
lo
Hie
world's
Ihe
Irnill.
Tfim
Ituu
'ilnuiJ
.n
I.
lu-llileptinu
nn.l
ilfe
IiLa
Vun.
add
another
feather
jn
hl
capled
it
.when
a
hizh
fence
loom
comer
are
lo
h
siiidiouly
in
llii
priNliirllon.
II
i
funny.
"P-
lavoideo".
Hie
puldicity
value
of
Ihe
virile
ami
full
of
Mivlan
aeliiuij
Willi
a
low
pokrn
wont
of
sn-
project
will
he
a
total
lo.
ami
prnvctl
lo
m
a
l)e
of
dc.
couraemenl
lo
the
hlffh-Ktrung
lure
admlrahly
mlopled
In
MixVT""y.
hore
ami
man
oar
with
CAIVATIAM
ADMV
IC
work.
Ihrlllinff
heauly
over
I
he
fence,
MLiAIIUH
AlVInl
IJ
William
Umlley
pelley.
who
niaklnp
a
perfect
jumji
ami
land-.
OUT
AFTFR
FIIN
TO
wrote
"l.adie
lo
Ih.aril"
ha
J'ur-,'"?-
'lorn
realie
Ihe
Irain.
hull
in-lied
a
genuinely
funny
llna-
ffirl.
her
eye
sparkling
wilh!
.Mix
InheriU
an
old
ladie"
apprecialion
for
the
inarenim
home
and
hi
effort
to
conduct
horemanhip
of
llii
Knight
of
ii
gel
himoelf
nml
ee
Wee
'he
llange.
kie
Ihe
hamlker.
Ilolnie
into
all
manner
of
lauuli
chief
ami
IIii-owh
it
In
him.
provoking
complication.
Tony.,
Ihe
wonder
l.ore.
i
at
Tom
RPA1KM
PflRTDAVCH
,diMial
and
he
make
the
hei
jpf
hi
Mipcrh
hoiemankhip.
lie
CAMCtlLATiON
0T
RCSCRVC
Xir
it
brrWiy
ir-n
Hul
ltw
I
r
!
IVUI1L.1L1I1
1
Wllllini
llU
CARRY
ON
ITS
WORK
Is
Asking
Prince
Rupert
For
$800
In
all;
Roof
For
Citadel
Needed
The
elf-deuia
rampaign
of
IM
CirMCMTAI
DACCIAlI
l"
''""on
.vrmy
ihi-i
no
m-Ift
LLtltlLPllAL
rAj-IUlljiriHhiclion
In
Ilie
p-..ple
of
.
jl'rince
Ituperl.
Hver
ince
the
Anna
Christie,''
a
Stage
Play
Army
opened
il
work
in
llii
rily
Shown
on
Screen
at
Week
i
fifteen
year
ago
Ilie
vIMcnial
,
fund
ha
een
ail
iiice.ie
each
lyear.
.
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.
.
.
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r,ll
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in.
hiu
luriii-nv
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vi
uuwri
niia
i.urinc.
wrinen
iiir
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in
(nada
.
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i
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to
raie
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iii.timf
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i-
.
I
wily
Minoirr
of
undi.
"
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..ll.er
lover
of
ll.e
ea
nn.l
rli-
'""''"
L
1'"
oOMeoMTiON
or
tms
atv
or
femes'.
,
recne
work
in
the
wel.
and
nlo
ITV.i:
MiTMK
TIUT
RWIIIT
.in
I
run
-IIP"
llioium
II.
Ills
l
I.
ti
Mimi
r
o-
iMiraii
or
ii
............
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j.i,,
llv
nt
I'nnrr
kufwrf
InlMMl
tn
nmtlnirl
I
fnrititr
uliiAli
fnmW
mI
Him
tvrtjil
1
conlriliule
lo
Ihe
army'
world-
fiijioiiary
ami
hospital
It
itrtiK-ni
fifin
r-i
m1i-.
runoiiui
,
.,
..
,,
.
..
,
work
in
'J
cminlrie
and
rolonie.
ra
nuun
of
iimi-r
urrr
iirti
ui
end.
Ihe
Mlualmn
thai
wreck.
...
.
;
i
i
,
Ml
a
Nln
toina
a
rtrflh
at
lh
i,
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,uv
nro
nlmii.l
mn
iu
tnrttr
niiiifil
f
unMi
'
j.taiu
ail
mimI.
thai
imrlKM
ut
aiaiidenlirat
Willi
lhoe
lliat
tipfitw
ra4idiirirtiir
rni
a
fitm
ai
i"l,
.iti
,
i
Ifllrr
nio
f
fib
Vvrnoo.
Slh
(inm
and,'
rtillhlCil
other
HSe.
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A
Mi
lie.
iIvih-
aih
Airiiu
)l
Hi
lmrrrivi
nf
In
It'll
lr-l
imlj
'Ik
V
i
tiur
tiul
IImw-
ahins
lli
Wmiiw
il
a
IMIII
iim
llt
Irnr
I
f
-
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m
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nf
It-
11--
innir.
"iti
I
The
plot
maker
find
cope
of
invention
limited
.
j
.
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II.-
I
IK
InirrM-rtlmi
of
Vrllrlili'
Sir
I
mil
i'
'
on-
ur
10
r"-.ii.
in
inr.
!."Ti.
SES
.r.liT
K"T:
-'nlurie.
a
filled
pru.
i
iw
nffir-
or
ii
cur
.iiiiK-r.
a
mni
im
encouraged
hypocrisy
and
iiTTrup.'
.Willi
fale
m.Hlr.ly.
Only
in
ll.i
.lay
ii-Nwiinn
awl
at
rmii
rnirsrijr.
piciun
prouurrr
nan
nie
rour-
f
ti
nniii'n
ni
w
ii
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fa..0,
.nf
hlrti
S
I.I47.S
l
l
I"
l"
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in-fuj-
rwn.i
br
i
ik-
cnnamiKA.
!
tt
iinuil
""
nHH,
t
.ij,,,.,.!
tj,
realism
iitiual
-ll
nio
rr
f.l
fr.u
l
....
.
.
I
Atia.
ti
ix-ii
'"iwiii
u
in
lethal
goes
into
the
making
of
a
1
in
la
annual
mialniMil.
li
lite
"Vim-i
ClirUlip"
ni-i.lepiiiee
lilitierpiece
like
.vnn.i
i.nriii
i
l-rrai
rtrormr
in
prtmn
aalnt
,n.vTiiinr
it-
tk
mui
.
m
ii
r
.
tts
isaS
Ihe
foolliphl
and
on
the
j.lir
inf
IMI
il
ill
itn
.
iva.
i:
r.
jovr.4.
r.liv
irk.
Paint
lhl
fllh
rtr
f
Vpni.
Itll.
in
tmc
surntMi
count
or
British
COLUMBIA.
I'rince
lluperl
i
.ke.
lo
con-
I..
Ultt
l
II....
.....al-
.
.n
1
...
V
I
"
'
IO
llll
WUIA
I'll
I
"
-
ll'IVC
ilialf
of
(he
losl
and
fallen.
Cap-lliHftain
and
Mr.
Coleman
who
are
in
'charge
of
Ihe
local
corps
have
every
commence
niai
ine
pcnpic
leryl"'
t
l'
w"'
asa'n
e"mtt
ariuj
orii
nun
imt
sin!
1
1
in
Hie
above
amount.
The
Salvnliou
Army
eilndel
anil
officer
ijuarler
in
thi
cily
are
iiuee.1
of
a
new
roof
hefore
an.
other
winler'.
rain,
so
Dial
13.10
i
hcjiig
added
to
Ihe
ahove
target
a
I'rince
Hupeii'
half
of
Ihe
total
col
of
Ihe
new
roof.
The
oilier
half
of
Hie
cost
comes
a
a
grant
lo
Ilie
local
corps
from
Ihe
Army's
properly
hoard
in
Winnipeg.
In
round
figure.
the
Army
is
asking
for
Hrtii
in
llii-
campaign
and
ha
every
hope
Ihe
amount
will
he
realized
by
Hie
closing
dale.
May
17.
SHANKS
GOES
NORTH
TO
STIR
UP
STEWART
Was
Recently
Announced
as
Independent
Candidate
For
Victoria
but
Will
Shave
Portland
Canal
J.
A.
Shanks
of
Victoria,
heller
known
I
here
as
"Five
point
Shanks,"
breezed
into
the
office
Saturday
staling
that
he
was
on
hi
way
north
to
open
up
n'
barber
shop
at
Slewarl.
He
will
he
remembered
here
ahoul
two
years,
ago
as
one
of
Ihe
barber'
in
Hie
Fmpress
llaiber
Shop.
.Mr.
Shanks
is
Victoria's
candidate.
He
ha
run,
for
every
office
in
the
city
ami
is
now
announced
as
an
independent
candidate
for
Ihe
Legislature.
lie
runs
a
burlier
shop
in
Ills
own
block
at
"Five
Points"
at
the
corner
of
Moss
Street
and
Fair-riebl
It.md
in
Ihe
Fairfield
district
of
Victoria
and
when
lie
is
not
running
for
office
may
im
heard
from
in
Idlers
lo
llio
press.
He
is
a
good
booster
for
the
cily
nnd
wherever
he
happen
to
be
is
sure
lo
make
(he
dust
fly,
.Mr.
Shanks
will
hulp
to
put
PROCLAMATION
HYXO
OF
VTMV
I..S.
CANADA
fllvOJir.K
Till:
FIFTH,
hy
the
Orace
of
flod,
of
Ihe
Uniled
Kingdom
of
Great
Hritain
and
Ireland,
amf
of
the
Hritlsh
Dominions
beyond
the
Sean,
KINO,
Defender
of
the
Faith,
I'mperor
of
India.
To
all
lo
whom
these
Present",
ahall
come,
or
whom
Ihe
same,
may
in
anywise
concern.
niiF.irilNfS:
A
I'MOrXAMATION
K.
L.
NF.WCOMHK,
Deputy
Minister
of
Justice,
Canada
VWIIKIIKAS
the
proleclion
and
perpetuation
nf
our
forest
are
vital
for
the
continued
industrial
welfare
and
national
strength
ot
Canada
ami
lo
its
individual
hallh,
comfort
and
prosperity;
And
Whereas
It
Is
shown
by
Ihe
statistics
of
Ihe
several
forest
authorities
of
the
Dominion
that
Ihe
forest
resources
have
suffered
enormous
losses
through
the
occurrence
of
forest
fires
oiid
that
the
loss
through
.such
fires
has
far
exceeded
in
amount
the
depletion
in
timber
wealth
through
legitimate
cutting
operations;
And
Whereas
Our
Dominion
is
recognized
as
Ihe
main
source
of
supply
of
coniferous
limber
within
Our
Km
pi
re
and
it
is
essential
thai,
if
Canada
is
lo
retain
and
develop
her
position
as
an
exporter
of
forest
products,
the
unnecessary
losses
through
foret
fires
must
be
curtailed;
And
Whereas
in
many
cases
forest
fires
have
resulted
in
disastrous
loss
of
life,
and
of
valuable
properly
other
lhan
timlcr
wraith;
And
Whereas
apart
from
direct
loss
through
the
agency
of
fire,
Ihe
vitality
of
the
forest
i
Hiereby
seriously
impaired,
thus
rendering
il
unduly
susceptible
to
attack
by
insect
and
fungus
pests;
And
Whereas
forest
fires
disturb
the
equilibrium
of.
stream
flow,
lower
the
water
table,
and
frequently
give
rise
lo
serious
erosive
effects;
And
Whereas
Hie
great
majority
of
forest
fires
are
entirely
attributable
to
inexcusable
neslecl
or
ignorance,
and
are
Iherefnre
preventable,
and
Ihe
exerrie
of
reasonable
Prudence
and
proper
carefulness
on
the
part
of
responsible
individuals
would
reduce
the
timber
losses
hy
fire
In
Canada
lo
small
proportions;
And
Whereas
it
is
desirable,
that
the
attention
of
the
public
be
directed
to
the
extent
and
underlying
eaues
of
the
preventable
los9
of
life
and
properly;
by
fire
and
lo
the
best
and
most
practicable'
means
for
its
conlfl
and
that
a
specific
period
of
the
year
be
set
apart
and
properly
designated
for
Ihe
dissemination
of
such
information;
Now
Know
Ye
that
We.
by
and
with
Ihe
advice
of
Our
Privy
Council
for
Canada,
have
thought
fit
lo
appoint
and
do
appoint
the
week
commencing
Sunday,
Ihe
Iwenly-sevenlh
Mewarl
on
the
map
and
if
he
Joes
not
offer
himelf
as
a
can
didate
for
the
House
of
Commons
or
Ihe
Provincial
Legislature
pretty
soon,
will
at
any
rale
he
head
of
the
boosters
club
of
the
thriving
mining
(own
on
Port-la
iVI
Canal.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
D.
D.
Monro
who
has
been
spending
Ihe
past
few
months
in
Smilhers
returned
lo
Terrace
on
Ihursday.
4
The
monthly
whist
drive
and
dance
of
the
Ladies
Auxiliary
of
the
G.W.V.
was
cancelled
on
account
of
the
meeting
of
lb..
Provincial
Party
held
the
same
night.
A
son
was
born
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Farr
of
Terrace
at
Ihe
llazellon
Hotel.
Henry
do
Fontaine
losl
a
large
liuuiber
of
poles,
log,
and
shingle
boll
when
his
boom
across
the
Little
Canyon
slough
broke
and
the
high
water
carried
off
the
result
of
much
of
his
winter's
work.
Little's
learns
have
been
busy
hauling
Ihe
remainder
out
of
Ilie
danger
zone
as
quickly
as
possible.
.
The
Provincial
Parly
held
a
public
Hireling
Friday
evening
whirh
was
well
attended.
S.
'J,
Tcner
of
Vernon,
the
first
speaker
of
Ihe
evening,
outlined
Ihe
origin
and
organization
of
Ihe
Provincial
Parly,
explained
the.
parly
platform,
and
gave
a
des
cription
of
the
Royal
commission
mill
Us
results
ns
seen
by
member.
of
the
Provincial
Parly.
His
speech
was
supplemented
by
n
shorl
witty
.pccct
by
John
Cou
ncil,
driving
home
in
detail
a
number
of
points.
Mrs,
Grieg
met
vvilh
a
ery
unplaasanl
accident
ilils
week
when
she
fell
and
sprained
tier
unkle.
PRIZE
ESSAY
ma
mm.
day
of
April
and
ending
on
Saturday,
the
third
day
of
May
in
this
present
year
as
"Save
the
Forest
Week,"
during
which
period
the
citizens
of
Our
Dominion
shall
be
entreated
earnestly
to
consider
the
facts
hereinbefore
set
out,
to
give
careful
heed
to
information
disseminated
by
the
various
forest
protective
agencies,
and
In
particular
to
act
upon
the
following
suggestions:
1
That
settlers
and
others
engage.
in
the
clearing
of
land
.should
fully
observe
the
fire
laws
of
the
Dominion
and
of
the
province,
which
laws
have
been
enacled
for
their
prelection,
as
well
as
for
the
preservation
of
Ourx
timber
resources:
2
That
at
this
time
of
the
year,
when
thous
ands'
are
looking
forward
lo
spending
their
summer
vacations
in
Ihe
woods,
all
should
take
cognizance
of
the
fact
that
Ihe
camp-fire,
which
is
one
of
the
most
pleasant
and
valuable
adjuncts
to
camp
life,
may,
if
neglected,
easily
result
in
disaster;
and
that
to
prevent
repetition
of
such
losses
as
have
been
annually
sustained
from
this
cause,
all
persons
should
familiarize
themselves
witli
the
proper
methods
of
building,
using
and
extinguishing
such
fires;
3
That
loggers,
aw-mill
operators
and
others
interesled
in
timher
operations
should
see
that
all
equipment
and
appliances
designed
to
prevent
the
origin
or
spread
of
fires
shall
be
overhauled
and
placed
in
a,
stale
of
thorough
repair;
that
such
persons
should
review
with
care
the
fire
proleclion
requirements
of
the
legislation
under
which
they
operate;
and
that
Ihey
should
see
that
all
employees
working
under
their
direction
are
properly
instructed
as
lo
the
danger
of
fire.
Of
all
which
Our
Loving
Subjects
and
all
others
whom
these
presents
may
concern
are
hereby
required
to
take
notice
and
to
govern
Ihemselves
accordingly.
In
Testimony
Whereof,
We
have
caused
these
Our
Letters
lo
be
made
Palent
and
the
Creat
Seal
of
Canada
lo
be
hereunto
affixed
Wilness
Our
Right
Trtisty
and
Well-beloved
Julian
Iledworth
Ceorge,
Ha
ron
Hyng
of
Vimy,
Cicneral
on
the.
Retired
List
and
in
the
Reserve
of
Officers
of
Our
Army,
Knight
firand
Cross
of
Our
Most
Honourable
Order
of
the
Hath,
Knight
C.rand
Cross
of
Our
Most
Distinguished
Order
.of
Saint
Michael
and
Saint
Oeorge,
Member
of
Our
Royal
Victorian
Order,
Governor
General
and
Commander-in-Chief
of
Our
Dominion
of
Canada.
At
Our
Gvernment
House,
In
Our
City
of
Ottawa,
this
twenly-eighlh
day
of
February,
in
Ihe
year
of
Our
Lord
one
thousand
nine
hundred
and
Iwenly-four,
and
in
the
fourteenth
year
of
Our
Reign.
Hy
Command,
THOMAS
MULVKY.
Under-Secretary
of
Stale.
CONTEST
PLAN
Following
is
the
complete
plans
for
the
essay
competition,
announcement
of
which
was
made
yesterday:
t
Tho
subject
of
Ihe
essay
is
to
be
the
proclamation
designat
ing
Ihe
week
April
27
lo
May
3
as
"Save
the
Forest
Week,"
or
prevention,
dealt
with
in
such
proclamation.
t
The
essay
not
to
exceed
five
hundred
words
in
length.
3
The
essay
may
be
written
either
in
Knglish
or
French.
I
The
essay
is
to
be
in
the
contestant's
own
handwriting,
and
lo
be
written
on
one
side
or
Ihe
paper
only.
3
The
contesl
is
restricted
to
children
under
sixteen
years
of
age.
6
Knch
essay
must
be
accompanied
by
a
certificate
of
a
school
teacher
or
clergyman
that
Ihe
contestant
is
under
sixteen
years
of
age.
7
Neither
Ihe
name
nor
any
other
mark
of
identification
of
the
contestant
shall
appear
on
the
essay,
but
each
essay
must
be
accompanied
by
a
separate
sheet
on
which
is
legibly
written
Ihe
contestant's
name
and
address
in
full,
and
school,
If
any.
8
No
person
shall
be
eligible
to
receive
moro
than
one
prize,
nor
to
enter
more
than
one
newspaper
competition.
0
The
competition
will
closi
at
.twelve
midnight
on
May
3,
IU2r
The
Prlzea
10
The
prizes
for
Ihe
competition
are
as
follows:
(1)
Radio
Set
A
receiving
outfit
lo
consist
of
.
.
(
I
)
Regetieralive,
tuner
wilh
.
detector
and
two
stage
'
audio
frequency
amplifier.
(2)
Complete
eel
of
tubes
to
work
off
dry
baltery.
(3)
One
pair
telephones
and
plug.
(1)
A
and
H
batteries.
(5,1
Complete
antenna
equipment.
(C;
Necessary
wire
,
connecting
up
set.
(!)
Twenty-five
dollars
for
in
cash.
(3)
Ten
dollars
in
cash.
Honorable
mention
Five
prizes
of
five
dollars
cash
apiece.
1
1
The
essay
winning
first
any
point
relating
lo
forest
firehirize
shall
be
forwarded,
by
the
newspaper
lo
Ihe
Acting
Director
of
Ihe
Dominion
Forest
Service,
Department
of
the
Interior,
Ottawa,
who
will
judge
it
in
competition
with
other
first
prize
essays
lo
be
received
by
him
from
similar
contests
all
over
Canada.
Central
Competition
12
The
Acting
Director
of
Forestry
will
award
Ihe
grand
prize
for-tho
best
essay
received
from
all
Canada.
13
The
grand
prize
will
also
be
a
radio
set,
as
follows:
'
Receiving.
outfit
to
consist
of
(1)
One
tuner,
detector
and
amplifier
unit
comprising
no!
less
than
two
stages
radio
frequency
amplification
detector,
and
two
stages
audio
frequency
amplification.
(2)
One
pair
telephones
and
Plus-
(3)
One
loud
speaker.
'
(4)
Necessary
A
and
II
batteries.
(5)
Complete
antenna
equipment.
-
(C)
Necessary
wire
for
connecting
up
set.
14
The
contestant
winning
the
grand
prize
must
return
his
local
first
prize
in
good
condition
lo
Ihe
newspaper
which
awarded
it.
The
newspaper
will
thereupon
deliver
lo
him
the
grand
prize.
15
The
local
first
prize
so
returned
will
be
delivered
by
the
newspaper
to
llio
contestant
winning
Ihe
second
prize
in
Hie.
local
competition.
'
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