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Daily
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WASHING
GOLD
BOMTHESAND
Plant
Mow
at
Work
at
asset
t
Doing
Well
UKtXY
TO
BE
SUCCESS
ditions
is
Old
System
With
Slight
Improvements
Being
Adapted
to
Con
4making
other
small
improve-
m
pan
l"ngl.ene,
Ry
hTf!
Pollen
s,,f!
'l-eed
increased
I
be
en.
the'"'"'',
Cold
is
beinjr
washed
from
t
.r
iwJ
"'i,,-iiAbnwn
charge
ways
he
dunks
Islands
by
the
New
:
.Moon
Dredg
ing
Co.
of
Massett
and
the
work
seems
to
he
-a
financial
success.
The
finicial
return
is
t
he
test
oi
success
because
il
it
is
financially
suceessiBl
the
industry
will
continue
whereas
if
.it
is
a
financial
failure
its
life:
will
he
5a
short
one.
In
th
if
the
iNinrpaitv
can
show
that
it
is
paving
:ood
dividends
other
will
start
up
and
very
non
gold'
washing
in
the
neighborhood
of
'Massett
will
pnve
one
of
the
staple
industries
of
the
place.
Simple
Process
It
is
a
very
pimple
process,
this
washing
of
th
sands.
It
has
often
A-n
I
riet
before
and
faileil.
Xnw
it
seems
as
if
it
is
likely
to
prove
successful.
There
are
two
pumps,
one
lo
provide
a
head
of
water
for
the
hydraulic
nozid-with
'which
Ihe
sand
is
loosened
up
ready
for
Ihe
Miction
pump
If
take
it.
The
other
pump
sticks
up
water
sand,
jrraxel
hnI
even
mek
and
end
them;
out
oyer
:
siecially
prepanHpslnice.
In
(bis
sluice
box
is
what
is
technically
known
as
a
jrriiiley
that
thrown
off
the
-rfiiHand
'other,
coarse,
material.
The
pravel
and
sand
Hows
down
a
box
twenty
feet
lonp
and
Hie
bqtlom
of
this
box
is
so
prepared
that
it
catches
Ihe
Mdd
in
the.
riffles
.alonpr
with
the
heavier
andnhd
uravel
and
this
Is
later
concentrated
anil
Aives
forth,
Ihe
pure
pold.
Brick
Is
Shown
The
owners
of
I
lie
plant
aIiow
lillle
'byl'di
of
pure
pold
which
Ihny
have
already
taken
oul.
This
ttvenapeil
i.02
a
cubic
yard
of
sand.
Ill-addition
lo
Ihe
pold
which
is
taken
from
the.
sand
there
is
a
small
amotinlnX
plal
iniim
which
Is
valued
atOe
a
cuhic,
yard.
II
is
loo
early
yet
fo
lell
what
250
yanlsa
day
would
be
a
onable
estimate
to
make.
Is
Enthusiastic
canm
and
other
places.
reas
Philiberl
LouaMs
the
enpineer
in
charpe
at
present.
He
is
very
enthusiastic
over
the
results
so
far
obtained
and
predicts
much
better
results
in
future.
Theie
are
.nnlyfite
partners'
concerned
in
Ihe
operations.
:
v
There
should
be
no
difficulty
in
eontinuinp
operations
on
the
seashore
where
it
js,
easy
lo
pump
the
waler
to
be
used
in
sluiciiu'.
Hie
farther
inland
they
so
Ihe
more
difficult
this
will
be.
As
(here
is
do
other
water
there,
the
.ea,
water
has
lo
be
relied
on
al
most
wholly
in
order
to
carry
on
Ihe
work.
FROMMiY
STATES
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
B.
Slee
In
Citv.
the
Guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward,
Atlln
Ave.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
It.
Slee
of
Ihe
Malay
States
are
in
Ihe
ejy
Ibe
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward,
Atlln
-Avenue,
Westvif.-w.
They
have
been
visiting
in
England
and
are
now
on
their
way
home,
their
trip
taking
them
light
around
Ihe
world.
Mr.
Slee
is.
engaged
ip
the
rubber
business
iu
the
Malay
Slates.
Mrs.
Slee
is
a
sister
of
Mrs,
Ward.
They
arrived
frdiii
'Vancouver
on
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
Ksler.day
on
Settlers'
Road
Bridges
J-
thorization
mud."
Iiv
Hon.
Dr.
W.
II.
Sutherland,
minister
of
public
'
works.
;
1
llcniircd
the
appmprialnns
for
the
district
arc
as
follows:
Cov-ernnienl
Ranch
lo
'IVIkwa,
5.00O;
Keefe's
Landin?
lo
Oolsa
Lake
road,
.nri0;
McDonald's
Landing
Road,
3,5(l();
mm
Live
Crock
al
Wistaria
lo
.adina
llridge,
7.U0fl;
Ootsa
Lake
P.O.
o
Wistaria,
5,00n
Hums
Lake-Kndako.
1
5.000;
Unclm
Lake
Road,
l,jfln;
Colleymonnl,
'3,-'
000.
Announcement
is
also
made
that
.the
coal
mini
bridge
in
In
All
ndvtertUinr
hnnld
he
in
The
riadv'
'OflW
nn
rta
n.
;
Fnr.i-fJenrjre-llaiellon
road
is
lo
eadin
Dublication.
AH
advertising
received
subieet
to
amiroval
ho
rcpi-uoi
nun
a
nnpn
amber
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
-DULY
ZDITIOlf
Tuesday,
August
f.
1923.
nn.
and
and
FINE
CROPS
AT
OONAH
REPORTED
BY
FARMERS
Ihe
cost
of
operating'
the
Iiy
draulic
plant
will
be.
Possibly
inporcher
Island
Settlement
may
lie
done
for
the
platinum
I
lint
is
obtainable.
At
the
most
it
should
not
be
more
Ihan
fifty
enls
a
yard.
The
manager
of
Ihe
iplant
says
fifteen
centswill
cover
me
cost,
i-.vcryinmg
iepeni
uimmi
the
a
vera?!
speed
with
which
the
plant,
can
be
operated.
At
present
the
nen
are
preen
'at
the
job
yet
have
been
gelling
I
through
fifty
yards
a
short
slii
ft.
Ity
putting
in
more
pipe
ami
Is
One
of
the
Best
Developed
Places
In
District
Boasts
Seventy
People
Handlers
from
Oonah
River,
Porcher
Island.
rejorl
exeejlion-
ally
fine
crops
of
kale,
rahhape
and
other
vegetables
tliere
(his
summer.
The
weather
has
been
ideal
this
year
and
the
crup
have
been
belter
than
eer.
11'
is
expected
that
Ihe
produce
will
I
find
a
ready
market
in
Prince
Ruu'rt
later
in
the
season.
Oonah,
Hivar
has
developed
into
a
'thriving
settlement
and
is
said
to
be
one
of
Ihe
best
agricultural
snots
in
Ibis
district.
There
are
seven
larpe
farms
there
besides
many
small
tracts.
The
place
now
has
a
population
of
aboul
"0
people.
OLD
GARBAGE
WHARF
SHOULD
BE
REMOVED
City
Council
Receives
Notice
This
Effect
From
N.
B.
Walton,
C.N.R.
Rev.
William"
Fisher
of
Kir-
minphani,
Knpland,
chaplain
the
Triennial
Council
of
the
Triennial
Council
of
the
Orange
master
of
Lodge
of
gran.
I
maalnp
nf
I
ti
a
ttsonlntn
.
t
it,A
rIl..i
'
TTTl
DAILY
JIEWB
"
'omineca
district
UINRER
FXPORT
IS
ON
INCREASE
Minister
of
Public
Works
An-,
nounces
$46,000
to
b.
Spent
I
I
VICTORIA,
Aug,..
An
appropriation
of
$Mi,00rt
mi
public
works
in
the
rapidly,
growing
district
nf
fkiiitti,iii
f.ir
i,tlllprs
mail
and
bridges
is
announced
this
week
"among
a
list
of
au
to
The
city
council
receive
notice
last
night
from
X.
li.
Walton.
0.
X.
It.
general
superintendent,
that
Ihe
obi
garbage
wharf
off
Wostvlew'
was
in
hail
stale
of
repair
necessitating
ils
demolition.
iTIie
matter
was
referred
lo
the
Hoard
of
Works
for
report.
Aid.
CoJIart
expressed
surprise
that
Ihe
wharf
was
in
such
a
had
con-
hlitjon
as
was
indicated.
HIGH
OFFICERS
OF
ORANGE
LODGE
TO
BE
HERE
THIS
WEEK
Production
In
British
Columbia
Since
first
of
tsar
raks
All
Recoftf
The
Mm'ber-production
or
Columbia
broke
all
records
luring
Ihe
first
six
months
or
dins
jfiir,
iiir
mmi'iiiii
World.
Practicatly
every
mill
in
Ihe
province
is
makiup
additions
to
its
plant,
nnddopping
romitaitie.,
widclt.
have
been
working
al
capacity
most
of
the
year,
are
preparing
lo
still
further
increase
produrtRin
as
soon
as
the
advent
of
rain
makes
longing
less
dan
gerous.
Prince
Rupert,
which
up
to
this
year
has
never
exported
lumber.
is
now
a
port
of
call
for
a
regnlar
line
of
government
boats
plying
direct
lo
Ihe
Orient
with
lumber.
Ihese
statement
are
British
Columbia-'
answer
lo
the
pessi
mist.
The-effert
of
the
prosperity
of
the
lumber
Industry--
Ihe
biggest
industry
in
the
province
is
indicated
by
the
facl
that
lai!
ijftjr
lumber
and
allied
industries
i
I
aid
a
I
bird
of
British
Columbia's
wages.
Nearly
20.000
workers
were
engaged,
and
their
pay,
cheques
totalled
?8,50fl.OOO.
Business
has
been
big,
not.
withstanding
the
fact
that
up
to
Ihe
present
the
prairie
market
has
not
come
up
to
expectations,
but
with
an
enormous
crop
expected
lumbermen
are
trying
catch
up
with
their
back
orders
and
prepare
for
a
record
export
to
Albert,
Saskatchewan
and
NOTICE
OF
UNION
OF
B.C.
MUNICIPALITIES
CONVENTION
RECEIVED
Notification
was
received
by
Ihe
city
council
last
night
from
A
W.
fSray
of
New,
Westminster,
secretary,
that
Ihe.
annual
meet,
ing
of
Ihe
Union
of
H.C.
Mtinlci.
palitles
would
be
held
here
Aug.
22.
The
letter
also
suggested
that
any
resolutions
ibe
council
may
have
for
the
meeting
be
forwarded
to
the
secretary.
Citv
Solicitor
Jones
aid
the
only
im
portant
resolution
'was
in
regard
In
Ihe
limitation
of
asessinent
appeals
before
the
court
of
ri
vision.
The
letter
was
referred
to
the
finance
enmmillee
for
report
as
was
aKo
a
letter
from
the
fiood
Roads
League
requesting
payment
of
the
city's
fee
of
0.
The
convention
of
the
laller
body,
which
usually
.goes
with
Ihe
municipali
lies
meeting,
is
not
being
held
in
Prince
Rupert
this
-year
hut
will
instead
he
held
in
Vancouver
Im
mediately
before
the
municipal
delegates
sail
for
here.
HEAD
OF
SALVATION
ARMY
COMING
HERE
Council
Accepts
Invitation
For
Mayor
to
Preside
at
Meeting
and
Council
to
Attend
An
Invitation
from
Capt.
A.
rVil
rr
n
n
nf
!,
vn
l-a
1
1
v.
A
-
iiiuu
o;
,iivj
(T'ni
v
at
mil
iiij
uri
HIT-
UUiyiff
Ml
Iir"Mll
III
H
iiHHtinp
to
be
hHil
in
lh
cily
on
i.
....
nn
it.
.
r.o,ltr
nf
i
Ik.
AVrl.i
i.i
"
"u
i""
occasion
Ol
I0
Catt
of
London,
deputy
of
London,
will
arrive
in
the
cily
Tiln"N
?
T
after
looking
into
the
liniberlvisil
lo
Canada
IJ-OSIieCIX
al
V.VIOreSllV
IsIulWl
runanl
n,.41.,..
l
OLD
CHUN
TOBACCO
""mil,,,,.,
.....,
iik-
iiii-
visit
here
of
Comnfander
and
rZl
nJL
'Mw.
Hodder
was
accepted
by
the
s
lo
each
of
the
aldermen
lo
attend
'
"
:
'l
Z
."r,
"I
?ndV
night
being
the
regular
......
-.,i
i
,
Hiey
slimned
olT
al
Ihe
Kelly-
Kellv
II...
the
firnn.l
fJrand
rirnn,,
Orange
I
Lodge
'
nf
.ti,,,,
lo
POslpone
Can-
ada.
7,.
-
0
i
Commander
K.
t...,,l'n,l,r'ls
'!
bead
head
,
of
of
the
Salvation
Kukukawa,
C.
Kukukawa
and
'ibis
m.u
ue,.v
rf
f,
u.
..
p.i
.
Ikeda,
arrived
here
last
night
lo
v..Wn.,v.f
-ri.
TI.AO
limn
MA
I
ri.
nl
.Arr,,y
fnr
Western
Canada.
ii
iiii-i-iiuK
n.iie
u
was
ne-
until
y'nesday
night
casion.
(he
for
BOAT
ARRIVALS
meeling
he
oc-
Delayed
2
hours
on
account
of
fog
that
was
"a
thick
as
mush"
anil
also
on
account
of
heavy
freight
handling
al
Ocean
Falls,
Ibe
C.N.R'.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
flapl.
I).
Donald,
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
waypnrls
al
5:.10
.yesterday
afternoon.
The
vessel
hud
a
big
passenger
list
which
included
the
following
persons
debarking
here,
marjy
of
-whom
look
he
evening
train
for
the
east:
.1.
Daly,
Mr.
Colli,.,
Mrs.
Howen,
Mrs.
T.
Ileiixe.ll,
p.
Davidson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Heap.
Ulr.
and
Mr.
J.
M.
Carrulhers.
Or.
and
Mrs.
Service,
Mr.
und
Mrs.
J.
II,
Fos
ter,
Mr.
(iibbons,
Miss
Jlarrison,
Miss
Midi-.ll,
Miss
Caldwell.
Mori
II.
Craig,
R.
M,
Marsh.
Mrs.
C.
.!,
Nelson
and
-daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Ptolemy,
Miss
.Plolemy,
Mrs,
(Iibbons,
Mr.
FranVeaii,
Miss
O.
Shipman,
V..
V.
Heaton
The
ideal
summer
diet
Tucsdriy,
-'AttfttMt
"7.
1958
Whole
wheat,
f
resli
fruits
and
green
vegetables
are
the
ideal
diet
for
the
-Summer
days
but
be
sure
the
whole
wheat
is
cooked
in
a
digestible
form.
In
making
Shredded
Wheat
we
use
onlv
the
large,
perfect,
plump
grains
of
wheat,
and
we
cook
them
in
steam,
draw
them
into
fine,
filmy
shreds
and
bake
them
in
coal
ovens.
We
do
all
the
cooking
for
you
in
our
sunlit,
sanitary
kitchen.
Shredded
Wheat
can
be
served
in
hundreds
of
delicious
dishes
in
com
bination
'with
fruits
and
vegetables.
Contains
all
the
bran
you
need
to
stimulate
bowel
exercise.
TRISCUIT
it
the
Shredded
Wheat
cracker
.m
real
whole
wheat
toa
it
oaten
with
butter,
soft
checte
or
nisr
iiiiiladct.
Ti
Can
ad
U
a
BhrrddMi
Wkrat
Company,
1
14.
Shredded
Wheat
Strength
fir
ihe
hoi
days
Mr.
(".lit
lii-roe.
Mrs.
Wooliams
and
children.
Mrs.
Kingston,
Mr.
T.
,
Christuphcrsoii
and
-child,
U
A.
Whilrnaii,
11.
Stanton,
Masters
.1.
and
U.
Fosjer,
It.
Foster.
Mrs.
McNeill,
Ml.s
McNeill.
Cot.
and
Mrs.
F.
A.
Kidd,
Capl.
II.
It.
Hah-iiiglou,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Slee.
Mrs.
V..
L.
(iiessernan,
Mrs.,
Rryaii,
Mrs.
W.
F-
Jtaillie
and
son,
Miss
F.lizaheth
l'oler,
.Mis
lylith
foster,
A.
Scott.
Mr.
AVil-i
mot,
J.
W.
Xirhols,
Mr.
and
Mr.
,
W.
A.
L.
Armstrong,
1-
llvey
andj
children,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F..
Poole.
W.
C
Lyons,
Air.
and
Mrs.
F.
.
Dinsinore,
Miss
Diusnmre,
II-
C.
Crawfonl,
Mrs.
II.
K.
Ross
-and)
daughters,
Mr.
Courtier,
.1.
Fj
McCready.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
II.,
Taylor
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Weeks
i
and
child.
HEAD
OF
CONGOLEUM
RUG
COMPANY
PASSED
THROUGH
CITY
MONDAY
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
II.
Foster
and;
family
and
Dr.
nnd
Mrs,
Service
of
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania,
j
made
up
a
lour
parly
of
ten
per-!
sons
which
arrived
from
the;smlh
on
the
steamer
I'rince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon
and
left
mi..,
Ihe
evening
train
for
the
llasl.
They
are
slopping
off
at
Vander-
ioof
and
will
proceed
lo
Stuart
Lake
for
a
flshfng
espedilio.i,
Mr.
Foster
Is
presiile.nl
of
the
famous
Congil"um
Rug
Co.
ENJOYABLE
DANCE
AT
BUCKLEY
BAY
IlUCKLFA'tBAV,
Aug.
7
There
was
a
dance
on
Saturday
night
ii:
the
Cominunily
Hall
here
under
the
auspices
of
the
Huckley
Hay
Social
Club
wliich
-was
attended
hy
most
of
the
young
people
in
lown
nnd
was
much
enjoyed.
Music
wan
provided
hy
Hud
Por-lelanee
and
W,
S.
While,
assisted
by
members
of
the
F..
F.I
Clcula.
Ice
cream
and
cake
were
served
at
intervals
and
the
punch
bowl
was
kept
filled
most
of
(he
lime.
The
event
was
In
charge
of
a
commitlee
consisting
of
Mrs.
Marletl,
Mrs.
Poole,
C.
II.
Srlgley
pnd
J.
Finlayson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Dubord
ar
rived
on
last
night's
train
from
Terrace
and
are
registered
at
the
llo.'el
Prince
Rupert.
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fYilleite
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Price
$1.0,0
9
Here
U
the
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value
in
twenty
years.
Through
a
fortunate
pur
chase,
we
offer
this
gold-plated
genuine
madcdiv
Canada
Gillette
at
an
unheard-of
price.
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in
every
detail
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3rd
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and
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postage
on
oil
mail
orders.
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minutes
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Third
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