Iron
Deposits
May
Prove
To
Be
Asseu
After
a
long
and
weary
wait
this
district
is
able
to
gel
authoritatively
before
the
governments
of
Canada
and
the
capitalists
of
the
world
the
true
facts
in
regard
to
the
iron
ore
deposit
of
the
northern
part
of
British
Columbia?
The
party
of
geologists
at
present
in
thc.diMrict
are
making
a
thorough
investigation
and
will
report
to
the-
Provincial
and
Imperial
Governments.
If
the
report
is
a
favorable
one.
It
is
undersloyd
that
tlfere
are
Old
Country
capitalists
wjiu
are
willing
to
enter
into
a
contract
with
Ihe
Jnierial,
Dominion
and
Provincial
(iovernnients
to
erect
a
imeller
at
some
suitable
site
to
manufacture
iron
and
WeL
SI
Judging
by
reports
received
it
wodldseern
as
if
this
di.
tnct
is
the
right
one
for
the
establishment
Ttbe
smelter.
Pos
sibly
we
may
yet
see
the
smoke
of.
the
big
iiltUilrial
establish
ment
rising
over
Port
Edward.
Value
Of
Rain
To
The
District.
MILLBANK
mm
in
in
hi
i
Main
is
one
or
the
assets
of
the
north
coast
districts.
-
The
precipitation,
is
rather
high
with
consequent
rivers
and
lakes
I
"
ouu
nnirr
jnjwrr
piluilinies.
This
year
the
weatherhas
been
unusually
dry.
Practical)
nn
rain
haS
fatten
during.Jhe
siimrnerso
far
and
tjie
result
is
that
the
lack
has
been,
fejt
by
industrial
establishments.
Such
conditions
as
this
Itring
io
jjotice
-the
value
of
a
heavy
rainfall.
We
have
in
this
district
wonderful
power
possibilities
and
lhee
will
some
lay
be
utilized,
perhaps
much
sooner
tlxin
many
of
us
suspect.
Days
Of
Propaganda
-
j
'
?
jA9
Of
All
Kinds.
,
e
0,
These
are
the-days
of
the
prnpngandil,0Alt.sfrfs
and
conditions
of
people
are
trying
to
get
mailer
putdiihed
in
the
newspapers
and?every
mail
brings
proposals
and
suggestions
from
people
in
.HUparis.df
Canada
and
thevilnited
Slales.
Me,n
pose
as
pnldirity
experts
and
sell
their
services
to
thoe
who
have,
an
idea
-they
wanMo
"put
over,"
intimating
that
thev
can
pet
the
m?tter
pyblijJbjd
the
newjwpers
and
news
matter.
Ttiev
can
CThey-matier
all
goes
into
the
waste
paper
baskeC
So
it
i'
with
Ihe
social,
religious,
sport,
industrial,
and
trade
propaganda.
It
all
goes
into
a
heap
together
and
is
burned,.
but
unhappily
it
takes
time
to
open
the
lette'rs
and
ascertain
that
there
i
nothing
of
real
value
m
them;
Doing
this
forms
part
of
the
cost
or
publishing
a
newspaper.
.
'
f
r
.
Popularity
Of
Wiangular
Trip.
-
.
vV
Tne'triarigular
trip,
fromf
Vancouver
and
Vicloria
to
Prince
Rupert
A
Japer
and
bark
to
Vancouver
or
in
the
opposite
direc
twin
,
being,
featured
by
the'
CanadianXationaI
Railwav
and
a
PtKKj
nrany
J.aieiigers
.otnji
off
here
every
boat
day
while
mak.
ing
he
lnru
Jf
the
railway
company
had
its
own
hotel
here,
it
would
arrange
for
U)n-ofr,s
aUhis
point
so
that
founsN
might
hjtve
flayer
wo
iri
the
cijy.
..s
it
is
mot
of
them
proceed
to
the
next
,pOiul,-Japer
or
Vancouver.
tiWr
lh
triangular'
mule
has
been
featured
imd
A
it
ho
already
met
wilh
favor.
Within
a
few
vears
it
should
be
one
of
the-best
short
irips
in
Brilish
Columbia
and
the
mo
popular.
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f
PAOB
TWO
TH1
DAILY
HEWS
..Monday,
uful
t
tt,.x
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ASSOCIATION
)
SSI
ft
.
.1
Si
I
"SALADA"
f
T
B
-Aa.
B507
is
cool,
delicious,
satisfying.
So
easily
made
Try
it.
The
Daily
News
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-
BRITISH
COLUMMA
.Published
Every
Afternoon,
eicept
Sunday,
the
I'riuce
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue,
fl.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
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RATES:
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Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
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l.Oti
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
the
British
Ktapire.
and
the
United
Stale.
in
advance,
per
year
,
$0.00
to
all
other
countries,
in
advance
per
year.
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Contract
Rates
on
Application.
All
advertising
should
La
in
The
Dajy
News
Olllce
on
day
preceding
-publication.
All
advertising
.
received
subject
to
approval.
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
KDITIUN
Monday.
August
13,
193.
11
Big
Event
at
Ottawa
This
Week
Competition
for
Cash
Prizes
and
Trophies
OTTAWA.
Ont"
Aug.
13.
By
Canadian
Press).
Some
fiOO
of
the
best
stints
from
all
over
Canada
are
here
for
the
ifilh
annual
lU'ize
meeting
of
the
lominlon
Ilifle
Association,
which
opens
on
the
Oonnaughl
Hifle
Ranees
Ibis-
morning
anil
continues
until
Saturday.
The
usual
full
program
has
been
arranged
comprising
nearly
fifty
events,
of
which
the
King's
Medal
and
the
I
W
islock
Memorial
Trophy
are
new
this
year.
Over
112,000
is
offered
in
rash
frizes
and
Ihe
many
trophies
are
valued
at
over
100,000.
In
addition
there
is
the
coveted
opportunity
to
qualify
for
the
team
whk-h
represents-;
Canada"arh
year
at
Bisley.
The
great
majority
of
the
ivniM'litors
went
into
camp
at
Ihe
ranges
yesterday
and
the
little
cily'of
white
tents
presents
a
tirelty
picture.
,
heightened
by
.the
hurrying
activities,
of
competitors
ami
officials
starting
out
on
a
strenuous
week's,
work.
Priorvtn
firing
the
first
shot
every
-man
secures
a
ticket
for
each
event
in
which
he
competes
during
the
week,
showing
day.
hour,
range,
hull
and
firing
point.
Each
working
hour
of
the
week
is
thus
appropriate!
until
lunch
at
12.-30
noon
on
'Saturday
concludes
the
meeting
.
This
is
Ihe
third
year
for
Ihe
meeting-
to
be
held
on
the
Connausrhl
ranges,
which
are
considered
to
be
Ihe
fines!
and
best
equipped
in
Ihe
Itrili!.
a
rin
j
This
morning's
events
will
be
largely
in
the
nature
of
extra
series
tfoo!ing
at
200
and
500
yards'
to
give
the
marksman
a
"hance
t
sight
his
rifle
.
The
firs!
y-match
of
the
programme
commencing
at
noon,
is
for
tyro
hots
who
have
never
won
a
prize
at
a
previous
rifle
meeting.
At
1.30
lh
firl
compel
it
ion
in
lie
(
rand
Aggregate
commences.
(his
being
lhr
Mar
Don.
call
match
at.,
ami
yards,
jol
lowed
hy
a
WViUltWl
2fU:jards
t
Tlie
first
V)UTmjkeri
match
a!
the
same!
ilttVAttciiths
ilso
on
the
ard
for
Uii
afternoln.
TERRACE
NOTES
Those
registered
jereplly
at
Ihe
Terrace
Hotel
art
S.
V.
Ar-
dash.
New
llazellon;
III.
A.
Gor
man,
A.
J.
Cook
and
wife,
Frank
T.
llurdell
and
J.
S.
Wilmol
of
Vancouver;
C.
II.
Sawle,
New
llazellon;
H.
A.
Harlow,
Prince
lluperl:
Mrs.
Kva
Cordon,
Port
cssmgion;
v
Aider,
I'rince
lluperl:
T.
A.
McMarlin,
Smilh-
ei;
II.
K.
Allen,
Hanall;
O.
Han-
son,
Sniil
tiers;
M.
M.
Stewart,
t'sk;
H.
Howe,
prince
lluperl:
W.
Manuel,
Prince
lluperl;
C.
.
Frederick,
Kaluiii
Lake;
S.
Ioig,
Ilemo;
S.
W.
Walker,
Vancouver;
M.
Cliorn,
Chautauqua;
A.
Kgans,
F.
llofeucamp,
I.
S.
Ilarnet,
Vancouver;
T.
KarolT,
Mrs.
T.
Karon,
Mrs.
Whit
field
KJder,
Prince
llu
perl;
H.
O.
Lee,
Prince
Huperl;
!eo.
Hanson,
Kaluni
Lake;
II.
IK
Jones,
Kalum
Lake;
II.
C.
(iunu-
ing,
Kalum
Lake;
Aloiizo
Hull,
Sealtle;
L.F.
(Zhurch,
HeriMi;
Mrs.
K.
fioMlie,
Prince
Hujert;
(J.
W.
Hall,
Lakelse;
A.
K.
Acland,
In
spector
Il.C.M.
Police;
II.
I).
Tas-sie,
PriiMf?
lluperl;
II.
II.
Leigh-ton,
Smifhers;
II.
M
Taylor,
I'rince,
lluperl;
.1,0.
Hern,
Van
couver;
Fred
O.
Hule,
(Sen.
II.
Smilh,
Prince
lluperl,
1-1.
I.
Mlrhaiid,
J.
Keso,
Vicloria;
J
I.
Weslerberg,
A.
King,
Ilemo;
W.
H.
Cheslon,
Prince
lluperl;
II.
'S.
Parker
and
wife,
Iluerl;
.1.
A.
Turnbull,
llazellon,
J.
L.
Mitchell,
lluperl;
J.
L.
Christie,
wife
and
children,
A.
Oraham,
C.
L,
Walker,
T.
.herd,
Ilemo;
p.
W.
Pelerson,
Avyox;
W.
Hutchinson,
A
iiy
ox;
Aloiizo
Hull,
Peal
He.
Mrs.
Acland
and
children
are
visitors
this
week
al
Hill
Farm.
On.
Lit
lb
and
Mr.
Morrison
of
Allwood,
On!.,
who
is
spend
ing
summer
months
with
hit
daughter
Mrs.
Geo.
Iover,
spent
last
week
al
Lakelse.
-
e
Sidney
Hazel
Jones
is
spend
ing
his
holidays
in
I
ow
n.
Mrs.
Dover
and
Mrs.
Morrison
made
a
Irlp
lo
Amsbury
this
week.
!
Mrs.
Gilbert
entertained
al
a
most
enjoyable
lea
on
Thursday.
Mrs.
Marsh
was
Ihe
guesl
of
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wilson
of
llenw
this
iweek.
'
Mrs.
Walker
of
Copper
City
as
In
town
of
Saturday.
lie
Mas
m
to
moot
1
1
AYS-
J
SPIiKI.NU
of
women
it
limy
be
said
that
day
by
day
in
every
way
lheirdrv;ic
I"k
sjojipler
anl
sloppier.
,
VKltY
sMn.ike
the
po"l
we
shall
lie
ahiei
lo
say:
Woiiieit,
women
everywhere
but
not
a
leg
in
MghL
1
A-KOOh
Mtul
his
honey-
rtuiy
be
easily
purled
but
not
until
the
fool
has
lost
most
of
his
money.
Welcome,
welcome
litlle
rain,
Joy
you
bring
instead
of
pain,.
You
will
cause
(he
wheeN
lo
lurn,
Protect
forests
lesl
I
hey
burn.:
Welcome
once
again
we
say
-
Promptly
all
our
fears
allay,
T
-
.
..
A
HAD
reputation
is
a
costly
thing
lo
keep
up.
DAY
by
day
in
every
way
the
bootleggers
are
gelling
richer
and
richer.
THF.
latest
regulations
indi-4
rale
that
a
rigid
examination
has
to
be
pased
before
anyone
can
asume
the
wiiigs
of
an
angel
afler
Ibey
arrive
in
heaven.
STOCKINGS
may
W
said
lo
be
on
their
last
legs
when
they
have
boles
and
runs
in
them.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Piince
Ruprt
August
13,
1913.
I
The
G.T.P.
fleamer
Prince
George
grounded
this,
morning
off
the
end
of
While
ClitT
Mand.
The
accident
occurred
during
a
denc
fog.
'IJhere
was
no
dam
age
done
o
Ihe
vese
which
arrived
in
irt
Iwo
hours
behind
schedule.
Word
reached
(1
Provincial
Police
Chief
Waller
'Ovien
Ibis
niornjtig
.
pY'.a."stabla)iig
affair
al
N'icholl
in
wtiliJL$,
construction
lorenlrffl
JjjJ
lwo.au,
U
ttty
Jow
.Mr.,..M.
Sandilands,
government
agent
al
.vtasreit,
and
llev.
Dr.
J.
G.
Soencer
of
Skidegale
were
Ihe
witnesses
al
lb5
final
session
ofl
Ihe
provincial
grain
commission
llhis
morning.
Ihe
commis
sioners
left
hv
Die
train
for
Ifaellon
where
there
will
fV
V
s's4ion
loniKiii.
iiieywiii
jaier
proceed
lo
Alde'rniere
and
Telkwa.
SMITHERS
F.
Ockleshaw,
architect,
ha
been
rominisioned
Jiy
J.
Ilife
lo
prepare
plans
and
Invile
lender
for
Ihe
erection
Ilrnadway
West.
of
a
house
on
Miss
Lois
Devninjias
accepted
a
position
In
I
lie
union
liank
of
Canada
here,
taking
Ihe
place
of
Miss
F.
H.
Gray,
who
was
recently
married.
Dr.
L.
It.
Iladgero
has
re-open.
ed
his
dental
olllce,
and
will
re.
main
for
a
few
weeks.
C,
II.
.leals,
who
relieved
T.
McMarlin
rts
manager
eff
Ihe
local
lumber
yards
of
G.
Litlle,
has
returned
to
Terrace
.
Mrs.
.leals
and
children
aecTuupanb'd
him.
Mr.
McMarlin
is-
back
on
the
job.
C.
F..
Dawson,
W.
J.
Dawson
Why
Not
the
Best?
n
If
both
practical
and
expert
tests
of
canned
milks
show
Pacific
lo
be
(he
best
put
up
in
Canada,
Is
(here
any
good
rean
why
every
person
who
uws
such
a
commodity
should
not
insi
upon
Ihe
Hrillsh
Columbia
product
?
Every
ont
Is
kept
In
our
province,
most
of
It
goes
to
the
farmers
and
for
wages.
Mas
the
Natural
'Pure
Cream
Flavor.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver,
B.
0.
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Ab
botsford,
B.
0.
iJk
mam
BBMMMBl
BM
BB
BBBr
r
aild
Mr
.and
Mrs.
G.
Orchard
are
back
from
a
motor
lour
of
the
lakes
dislrirl.
They
reirt
a"
very
peaant
trip,
wilh
fair
fish-:
Ing.
The
toad
were
good
and:
Ihe
Ford
lived
up
to
its
repula-i
lion
to
take
you
there
and
bring
you
back.
The
local
liquor
vendor.
W.
J.
Dawson
Is
enjoying
u
week's
i
holiday
.
Mr.
Youngman
of!
Prince
lluperl
Is
in
charge
during
Mr.
Dawson's
absence.
Mrs.
II.
C.
Lifloti
is
entertain,
ing
her
sister,
Mis
Annie
Crom.
ble
,vthu
arrived
from
Iviittland
on
Friday.
Mr.
A.
Miller
I
also
a
sifter
of
Miss
Crumble.
,
II.
G.
Hniilh
has
couiileled
the
idacing
of
a
new
pile
and
stringer
foundation
under
Ihe
house
of
G
.H.
Wright.
A.
H.
Millor
who
recently
stifTered
a
broken
leg.
Ihe
reulf
of
a
fall
while
engaged
in
milling
operations
on
his
properly
on
1
1
ml
off
s
Hay
Mountain,
has
re.
covered
sufllcienlly
lo
permit
of
his
removal
from
Hie
bospilul
lo
his
borne
.
He
Is'tnaking
steady
prgress
Inwards
recovery,
ami
his
many
frjenri
anticipate
seeing
hint
around
again
shortly.
TELKWA
Master
Geralfl
Wilmol
of
'Van-comer
Is
visiting
DestiKind
and
Terry
Chelllebourgh,
Mrs.
H.
M.
Hoops
enferlained
a
number
of
friends
at
(eh
on'
Wfrflltlfit'
llftoMuiMfl
w
The
Government
-rrtad
gang
ef
on
Monday
morning
to
work
nrt
Ihe
road
into
the
new
coal
properly
on
Goat
Creek.
-
-
II.
II.
Phillips
is
having
his
house
enlarged.
The
roof
Is
be.
ing
raised
and
Iwo
rooms
added
upstairs.
WOTIOt,
Tilfr
will
le
trrfivfi
up
10
t
p.m.
lrtlii1.v
Alirti.l
A
109
.
tl.-
I'll-
Icirrt
for
Irrtii'lnnr
nn
Urn
I
Aihue
fur
an
Inrli
r)i
lrm
itrr
iiwln,
toriiis
of
trrul'r
tnd
fflflrtlliinn
may
U
nt-utufi
ai
vf
offif
tit
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tit
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lender
nol
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t.
w.
1-r.Aiisox
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tnilnaar.
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Sromihe
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Chilliwack
District
WtPmMfii
With
the
Cream
left
in
IUST
a.
the
milk
from
J
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Alps
ilomou$tb
rough,
out
Europe,
to
is
the.
milk
Irom
the
Froser
River
Valley
Knbwn
In
Western
Canada
lor
its
remarkable
and
consistent
richness.
Owning
and
operating
a
condensary
at
South
Sumas,
the
Borden
Com-pany
receives
this
milk
.
irom
the
finest
dairies
in
the
Valley,
puts
it
up
in
four
convenient
sized
cans,
and
places
it
within
your
immediate
reach
(at
your
grocers)
under
the
name
"St.
Charles
Milk"-always
ask
for
and
insut
upon
getting
Borden's
St.
Charles
'Milk.
Use
it
for
every
Milk
need
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VAHCOUVCM
Ml
Special
Teapot
Sale
We
have
been
fortunate
in
securing
an
a
:
rtr.1
r-
'
of
Old
Knglihh
Teapots
which
we
have
priced
ex
;tj;:
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low.
There
are
seVeral
ftyles
and,
sites
to
cho
e
Prices
run
from
00c
to
$1.50.
They
are
now
on
display
in
0"f
window.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.O.
Box
1MB.
KING
fiEORCE
CAFE
First
Claaa
CHOP
SUCV
and
NOODLtl.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Bent.
Prices
lleasonable
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Ave.
t
!
OS
Third
Ava.
Til.
J.
DrlP.Kenny
DENTIST
Nelgerson
Block.
F-hone
10S
For
Appointment
P.O.
Bos
BBS,
Frlncs
Bupirt
UscJ
Less
fuel
Ti'
I
PV'r
moaJ
SMP
Enam.
i
eltd
Ware
cooklaf
vetweb.
They
use
lean
fueL
To
aatUfy
oumlf
try
this
C(n,o.n.n.r
itul
lo
you"
kHchen.
Take
an
8Mf
Enameled
Sauce
Fan
and
one
of
equal
alze
made
of
aluminum,
tin
w
other
netaL
Into
tack
pour
two
quart
of
cold
water.
Place
each
wiuce
KIVE"
,hf
fire-
The
water
In
the
hMP
Lnameled
Sauce
Pan
will
be
boll
inf
merrily
when
the
water
in
ihe
other
la
jual
aofinnlor
lo
almmer.
bare
your
money.
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cf
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