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rf
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Children
just
love
Clark'
s
Pork
Beans,
which
grown-ups
appreciate
as
a
delicious,
nutritious
SI
economical
dish.
Your
choice
ot
Chili,
Tomato
or
Plata
Sauces
at
dealers
throughout
Canada.
Oaeo!
the
many
excellent
ready-to-serve
dishes
prepared
by
W.
CLARK
Llmltee
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98
Member
of
Audit
bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
vEDTZlON
Fair
Is
Great
.Success
This
Year.
Tliurilay,
ept.
13,
1323.
ri
il
l
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.
i
.
.
...
t
.
be
well
..
graded
,
and
marketed
under
Hie
best
possible
roudiliom
II
must
look
well,
for
appearance
munis
a
jrreat
deal
If
jnioirrs
on
uieir
nan
ami
mo
eiii-
rmsnr.io-w
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n.:
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.
.
,.
iiiniiu
uirir
oni-
e
3
ren,arka,,e
velopmenl
in
Iho
,,er
fuiiiTf
Advertising
y
Photographs.
'
inoa
ii
other
,
'
"
1
ri,,l
M"Pn
may
be
advertised
is
by
...
i...o.ograpus
nen
Here
ami
sent
awav
tfi
friends
ftnd
al
a
distance.
Ainatoors
em.
.!,
,
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i
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t..
SLrhiv,!
'
:Ul'V
"f
,,h0
Krap,,s
nt
'
hil'i"
.ifeeel
t
''al
l"1'"?
(1"
irreat
deal
more
in
this
diroftM
ii.
The
organizing
of
iwximVm
Huh
would
raise
the
sni)(J.
ar.1
of
the
work
and
tend
to
increase
Ihe
produrtio,
of
I
U
"
L
photograph,
that
would
p,ve
,Mrmanenl
adve
sen.e
t
,
Ihe
'
serine
atlrjurtjons
of
the
dilri
t.
Special
Teapot
Sale
-niV2
hV
en
frluna,e
I"
securing
an
assorted
crate
of
Old
English
Teapots
which
we
haye
priced
exceptionally
low.
There
are
several
styles
and
sizes
lo
choose
from.
Prices
run
from
60c
lo
1.50;
They
are
now
on
display
in
our
window.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.Q.
Box
1t4C
60S
Third
Ave.
Tol.
S.
DOMINION
STATION
EXHIBIT
AT
FAIR
IS
YERY
HELPFUL
w
Samples
of
Products
Grown
at
Vanderhoof
and
Other
Interior
Points
Shown
I
Ik
management
of
A.
K.
Hioh-
anN
supervisor
of
Illustration
Stations
for
the
province
with
the
past
two.
years
would
go
lo
show
that
clovers
ran
lie
prown
profitably
and
welt
in
Ihe
renlra!
inteVior.
Alfalfa
and
sweel
elover
has
also
been
Krown
surcess-fully.
Another
feature,
of'lhe
work
i
XiO
growing
o
regislerrd
seed.
This
ear
on
each
station
'
potatoes
are
beinjr
prown
for
seed
certification.
If
the
potatoes
are
o
be
rertifieil
they
must
meel
corlain
uualifiralious.
Tbev
.i.iiiii
in
oeneiii
irum
us
ii.-eiiirinieiii
ani
t.tt
moL-i
;
j
,.r
r.i..i:uiii.i
I
...
r
......
r
.:
slogan
Tor
Ihe
people
here.
The
products
are
good,
Uieu
is
no'
I
wo
after
harvesting
iooii
iii
mau
v
iiere
can
liner
potatoes
be
seen
than
thiisee.x-jliibited
at
the
fair?
There
are
none.
-They
rank
with
AshoroM
tprodiire
as
Ihe
best
there
are.
This
being
true,
the
next
thing
'rio'A.
ttimi!
I(iii.i.
oniuiiina.
i"r
itiiii
1
ver
iMt-sible.
.
'1
i,
,
tolo
is
lo
ue
them
when-
oUto
Industry
?
'
'4.
f
"
Js
Developing.
-
,
;j-
.
.
-
J'
Potatoes
are
being
grown
in
the
central
interior
vallevs
this
year
more
than
ever
liefore.
.Some
large
cnips
are
lo
he'
marveled
soon
and
PrincV
Rupert
uill
take'
a
good
proportion
of
hem.
They
are
close
al
our
diwirs
and
are
grown
by
Ihe
farmers
who
are
our
rtislomers.
The
Chinese
growers
of
A-hemf!
liever
sjeil
a
cent
here
that
when
we
support
them
we
are
Jndiug
away
money
which
never
return.
u
In
view
of
the
srowing
imj-irtance
of
the
truck
garden
in-du
trj-
Uiro.ighoiil
the
ii.,rlh,
it
is
desjrable
that
the
farmer
rw.i
I
ijo
uieir
pan
111
losiermg'
c
the
business
"lir'
The
I
lir
Slllll
stuff
mil!"
mint
s,
th
11..
t
...
..
.
.
-
"
e-""
""i.
ii
inr
In
the
opinion
of
Mr.
Ilichard
there
should
be
great
possibili.
ties
in
growing
corlified
seed
in
Ihe
central
interior
for
tlioro
is
always
a
preference
for
northern
grown
seed
"liecause
if
i
hardier
and
give
more
vigorous
priHiurl.
Samples
of
various
craiiis
and
gras
seeds
are
on
display
Mime
f
which
were
grow'at.Mie
government
experimental
farm
al
Sumnierland.
Fine
Country
Mr.
Illchards
says
with
all"
sincerily
thai
Hie
agricultural
outlook
for
central
Hrilish
Oi.
luinbia
is
Extremely
promising
and
i
particularly
well
pleased
with
the
hnwiug
of
llw
various
illustration
stations.
He
thinks
that
Ihe
central
country
compares
very
favorably
with
other
parts
of
the
province
from
an
agricultural
viewpoints
Trench
Silo
A
model
of
an
inexpensive
trench
silu
is
alo
on
exhibit'
and
has
caused
a
great
deal
of
interest
and
inquiry.
The
silo
i
dug
iti(o
a
bank
whew
there
is
?nod
surface
drainage..
It
is
not
necessary
to
line
it
unless
the
earth
is
crumbly
and
will
cave
in.
The
ensilage
cutter
Is
placed
on
Ihe
side
of
the
silo.
II
is
important
I
hut
Hid
ensilage
be
well
compact
to
exclude
Hie
air
and
many
farmers
use
a
horse
to
trample
it
down.
The
do
is
scaled
with
traw
and
ridged
over
the
ion
to
penult
of
drainage.
'1ii
class
of
silo
can
be
erected
at
little
expense.
A
trench
8
feet
by
)'
fee
and
25
feel
long
will
hold
50
Ions
of
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
e
that
you
get
It.
tf
I
INDIAN
RELICS
IN
I
PRIVATE
COLLECTION
E.
Colllson
Shows
Interesting'
Pipe
of
Peace
and
Other
Articles
Ono
of
I
ho
run)
interesting
exhibits
ill
the
Kmr
i
I
lit
nri-
An
oxhil.il
al
the
Fairrf
great
Vale
rolloHfori.
"ff
Indian
relies
interest
lo
those
engaged
in
ag-;,ivnpl
l.v
W.
K,
r.ollinn.
In.li.iu
rieulliiral
or
animal
raising
pur-
.itim7i
fr
the
skeeha
district
suits
is
that
or
the
llluslratlon
iMvuiquurlpr
in
Prince
llu-Stations
of
the
Doininipn
IV-
IMr.
Tlie-Tiotorfiv
..f
Hie
relics
imrlmenl
of
Agriculture,
under,!,.
ihj,
rollcHloii
were
Drescnledl
In
the
lalo
Archdeacon
Colli
son,
lir
I
lie
Haida
Indian
during
hi
memorable
ami
historical
pioneer
nea.i.pianer
ai
me
nonunion
vork
anion?
them
Many
of
Mi
Unvcruinenl
Experimental
Farm..arli.es
,ate
tack
i"
the
stone
Suiiimerland.
11.0.
John
Kixter.Lc.
r
ii.e
llni.l..
int.e
and
are
Ottawa,
is
The
chief
of
the
Divis-
mraolioallv
i.rioeloss
ion
of
Illustration
Stations.!
These
government
station
aref
Exhibit
A
show
ease
if
Indian
nnl.iues
es,ai,.,s.,cl
at
Armstrong.
al-nic,mW
v
pn,,H
,.lonsinP
,rt
mon
Arm.
kamlnons
Me-
..
....
.
.
-
inc
om
oai.ia
cmci
which
uavr
,,
,
...
..
..
Bride,
Prince
George
,Ji,
an-l
,
.......
-
.
I
.lerh.Hif.
Franooi
Lake
aii.li.,,,.
,
t.i,.i-e.
Tolkwa.
The
exhihil
on
.lUl'Iay
!,,.,,.
...
"...
.....
;
i
.
.
.
.
convey
in
a
ery
nrarliral
man-!
nor
jut
what
ran
ho
done
wilhi
Iho
soil
of
l
he
central
interior
if
properly
treated
ami
wild
tlio
Miwin?
of
Iho
proper
eil.
Detail
of
Exhibit
Splendid
sample
of
Hul.y
and
Manjuis
wheat
are
on
Iiplay
a
srown
hy
iho
jovernnient
la-
honn.
Thee
have
piven
the
iot
alifarlion.
.N'irtliwe
ijenl
corn
Krown
at
Smilhor
ha
also
heeii
very
satisfactory.
Sunflowers
alo
prown
at
Sniilliors
foronsilape
have
given
very
kim
results.
These'
liave
all
been
Krowu
under
field
run.
lit
ions
and
liae
proved
very
successful.
Thf
sunflowers
have
ftroved
hardier
than
com
and
have
given
a
lart
per
loiuia?e
so
far.
In
"oats
bold
Itanuer
and
Victory
have
been
j
prown.
The
Manner
have
proved
la
little
earlier
than
Iho
Victory
hut
the
yie.
has
proved
a
little
lipiter.
In
barley
the
O.A.U.
.o.
l11.rTjte.M4h
far
J
that
a
good
exhibit
of
producU
from'
thij'a'"
Agricultural
College
from
district
'ilo
Now
Westmiiisler
fair,
thiis
taking
the
cream!
which
it
lakes
ils
name,
has
;if
the
di-lrict
and
interfering
to
some
extent
with-
Ihe
display
(men
goo.J
results
in
tlie
north
.thai
wn'tiUI
tutf
'
been
made
here.
Hie
exKibft
at
Ihe
fair
here
i!an'l
seem-
well
adapted
to
Iho
pin
excellent
one
and
is
worthy
of
general
Mipiort.
To
many
whe
hnve
not
attended
previous
exhibitions
it
is
a
revelation.
i
llazeltou
especially
is
lo
be
congnitulated
on
its
excellent
idilricl
exhibit
and
all
the
others
made
good
showings.
While
iand
lo
the
ste;u:ier
in
order
to
gel
it
here.
The
vegelirlile.s
shown
both
by
loreil
people
tind
those
fnim
Ihe
districts
exited
a
great
deal
of
comment
It
is
impossible
us
ii
Tit
tin
mi"h.-
fswni
iratuir
fii
till
Trti
r
event,
but
they
-land-out
very
clearly.
The
wealhor
so
far'js
all
that
coiildsiredioiil
everything
points
lo
Micceful
results.
?Let
Us
Use
'hLocal
Products.
Now
IhatVe
ran
see
what
i
grown
in
the
district,
Ihe
next
itep
is
to
make
the
best
possible
use
of
oeal
prodiirts.
A
has
jlieon
piiinted
out
many
limes
in
Ihis
pafer,
the
success
of
Prince
plupert
is
closely
o.und
up
with
the
sucress
of
Ihe
interior.
We
climatic
R.C.
The
conditions
of
'.Northern
Clover
Growing
stations
are
eudeavoriusr
ti.Massel(
look
only
(bird,
prize,
it
niusl
be
remembered
lha't
Ihej'"
oncourajto
the
f
row
in;-
of
exhibitors
there
were
Very
Jdly
handicapped
ami
in
some
case?
clover
and
other
leguminous
had
lo
lakrr'vii'tiiff
many
miles
by
boat
and
then
-arrj'
it
overiPbuil.
The
results
achieved
in
lea.liNl
ra"e
uti.l
llirre
rallies
ue.
hy
IhV
In.ttan
hief-
at
reremoiiial
rsillles
hi
ainony
Hi"
collection.
Another
rallW
bebuip-inp
to
the
me.irine
man
i
a
very
ancient
ono
and
was
jtiven
lii
the
lalo'
Arrlidenr.iii
Uollion
n
Massell
In
Iho
early
"O
n.
It
has
two
faces,
'llu
one
side
Ihe
eyes
are
depleted
a
open
and
on
Hie
oilier
side
as
olosed.
-This
was
lo
reprosofil
the
sun
and
tmoon
rospeenvely
or
Hie
ami
dentil.
A
larjje
horn
spoon,
seriirod
from
Iho'
northern
Indians,
i
one
whieh
wits
ifsp.l
at
Hie
Indian
feasts.
Twn
walking
stick,
uod
by
llai.ta
chiefs,
and
carved
in
the
wmhI
of
Iho
era
ba
pole
are
beautiful
works'
of
arL
The
handles
are
en.rved
in
ivory
a,"l
inlaid
with
silver
while
every
knot
in
the
slick
Is
inlaid
with
ahalnae,
shell.
Ttie
rolleelion
contains
soverul'lrays
made
frfliii
21.
a
variety
priMluced
by
Jhe
un
Jj.,f.
wllie,
retresenl
a
legend
are
ato
of
spe
ial
iniere.i
their
f;.:
:
zrr.r,":
'.v".
"
v.
:
";rjC,or.ngs
a...i
rarvi,.P-
"
.
in-
I-.,,,,,-
tii
mr
.ime
hi
iiiuiHii
inu-i
oeirue
10
lyjie
ami
variety
1
1,...
n
io-oneralion.
co-ope
ration
!on.i
and
.......
.i
n.
.
.
"""'iiuiiy
Ue
Northern
Hrilish
Columbia
products"
souii.l.
1
hey
are
(tiven
four
mitrht
well
be
a,
inspections.
I
wo
on
Ihe
field
and
of
the
repelie
tribes.
Pipe
of
Peace
One
of
thf
tnst
inloresliii7
relics
is
a
tatef
pip.
of
uile
nHMleru
sape,
made
of
hardwoiwl
anil
covered
wifli
ualive
lienlen
copper,
whieh
w
ued
ns
pipe
of
peace
and
Wi
in
ovidoHce
when
Ihe
Indian-thief
was
sif-
fhiK
in
coiinril.
'
A
n
made
of
wbalelHtne
and
beautifully
carved
by
hand
was
used
by
I
lie
natives
for
the
reception
of
trtttkeU
or
food..
Flint
spears
nnd
ades
made
of
stone
anil
dating
back
to
the
sIobo
ajre
of
thrt
Haida
In
dians,
are
!
on
exhildl.
In
a.ldilioH
there
is
the
reproduction
of
a
salmon
earveil
in
solid
ioiie
and
which
was
discovered
in
Iho
Xaas
river
some
years"
ago.
The
exact
models
,.f
Ihe
orisriual
and
more
modern
Haida
war
eanoe
oxe.
uted.
'
thnrdy,
Srpt.
my..
4?,.;
boinv
PRINCE
GEORGE
MAN
CLE
ANED
UP
PRIZES
FIELD
AND
FODDER
bw
msr
?mimm.3i
Sutrnr
beets
I,
John
Hungate.
Heaviest
.
pumpkin
I.
Hilly
Holder.
Host
two
tobacco
stalks
grown
in
Northern
n.fi.
I,
Mr.
nirgor-!
ich;
2.
Ii.
Mr.
Hunter.
Fdter
estrn
I.
Mr.
legerirh.
Timothy
I,
it.
J.
Illnrkbiirn;
Mr.
Prellyjphn.
Host
sheaf
collection
cultivated
grasses
.
H.
J.
Hlackburii.
Ited.
Hover
I.
Mr.
Kenney;
J.
It.
J.
Hlackburii.
AUiko
clover
I.
It.
J.
Hlack
burii.
FINE
NEW
STUDEBAKER
AT
HEAD
OF
PARADE
IN
67TAX1
SERVICE
George
Ross
Gets
One
of
Finest
Canadian
Made
Cars
for
His
Growing
Business
Tfio
ear
that
headed
the
yesterday
attracted
a
great
deal
of
attention
from
Iho
people!
who
watched
the
nrocesion
so
i
...
T7"
.
-
by-
"
wa
a
Nne
now
Studebaker
"
7w,'m,
-IX
owTied
hy
ISeorge
lloss
of
the
a,""ni
,a
c,ran
:
taxi
service.
Ho
has
j
Ro
sweep
of
the
f.el.l
and
fo-Ider
it
,n
frm
,.lrr
Canada.
II
I.
cm
prizes
at
the
Kxhibilion
yen-
h
a
n)ntMt
H,
rna,,
,
onlay
when
the
judge
awanled
,hu
ro,)lllry
,,,
g
n(t
of
him
fifteen
first
prizes
and
one
second.
Hie
list
is
as
follows:
Alfalfa
1.
It.
J.
HIaekhurn.
Hunriowor
heads
I,
It.
J.
HIaekhurn.
Spring
wheat
I.
H.
J.
Hlack,
burn;
2,
L.
V.
Hohlor.
Oats
I.
It.
J
Hlackbiirn;
2,
L.
W.
lUdilor.
Harleyl.
.
j.
HIaekhurn.
I'eck
spring
wheal
I,
It.
J.
HIaekhurn.
Peck
spring
nal
I,
It.
J.
HIaekhurn.
Peck
six
rowed
Jiarley,
,
ft.
J.
HIaekhurn.
I'efck
ro
I,
R.
J,
Rlackburn.
Peck
field
peas
1,
It.
J.
Blackburn.
Rest
individual
ranch
or
farm
collection-
1.
It
J.
Hlackbuni.
Swede
turnips
I,
fi,
Johnon.
Mangels
Mr.
Prollyjohn.
Ited
carrot
f.
It.
J,
Hlack.
burn.
finest
cars
now
on
Iho
market.
Naturally
Mr.
IW
is
proud
of
his
now
car.
He
.iy
ho
wanl
Ui
give
the
people
of
Prince
Hn-porl
the.
best
there
is
in
Iho
taxi
lino
as
be
knows
they
want
the
very
bowl.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
!
I
SAYSt-
I
I.IFK
doe
In
speed.
WK
ce
almost
the
fair
but
yes,
bananas.
not
consist
wholly
everything
at
we
have
no
LOVK
i
something
like
rolfee,
when
cold
It
gi.es
to
the
.discard.
.
'
IT
is
very
clear
that
wive
have
very
lillle
sense
else
why
I.
lid
they
fall
in
love7
with
Ihoie
'old
sticks.
A
PEltSi)N"K
conscience
may
be
a
good
Jiiide
for
ome
people,
but
I
would
hale
lo
have
some
of
"hem
guiding
llie.
I
'
TIIK
oilier
day
I
beard
about
a
man
who
was
so
crooked
bo
'could
see
around
a
corner.
II
in
said
fills
t
another
proiif
of
the
;1
4l
.
.
KAVY
CUT
Quality"
10
for
1S
20
-
35-
and
in
tins
of
SOdndlOO
More
sold
than
all
other
brands
combined
Beautifully
Cool
and
Sweet
Smoking
Premier
Gold
Medal
Beer
The
New
Wonderful
Beer
There
.
only
one
way
lo
prove
that
PltKMIKH
uUl
MEDAL"
HKKIt
i
best
TRY
IT.
Order
from
the
Government
Vendor
Today.
Tlif
advertisement
is
not
puldi-hed
or
d
the
l.ii(ior
Control
Hoard
or
by
'he
(ioveriintc
Columbia.
v-4
1!
'
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Cnglneera,
Maohlnlsts,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
rtrn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworksrs,
Kto.
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
-ndle
all
kind
of
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONES
43
AND
SSS
Of
Interest
to
Men
1
Call
in
and
.Inspect
a
Nw
.Slock
uf
Fall
and
Winter
Underwear
etc,
etc.
Jllsl
Received
SEASONABLE
8TOCK
OF
WORK
SHIRTS,
UNDERWEAR,
WORK
PANTS,
SUITS,
OVERCOATS,
Etc.
Steve
King
Kiuileiti
theory.
Opp.
Bank
of
Montreal.
Phone
Green
85.
Subccrlbe
for
the
Daily
Mews