WRIGLEYS
Jifter
every
meal
A
pleasant
nd
agreeable
sweet
and
a
l.a-s-t-i-n-g
benefit
as
well.
Good
for
teeth.
treall
aud
digestion.
Makes
the
next
cigar
taste
better.
V:
r:4
J
ytuxjcfu--'
?
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
The
Handy
Amir
Store
Hardware
and
Sporting
Goods
C08
3rd
Ave
Phono
3
Suits
W
e
have
o
many
Summer
Su
s
on
hin
il
will
clear
at
cost
tome
and
look
!
hem
over.
"DFMERS"
Phone
27,
P.O.
Box
327.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
You
married
him
for
holier
or
worse
and
made
up
your
mind
Ilia!
you
would
H'iri
with
liim
through
sunshine
and
Sturm
and
help
him
make
Imth
ends
meet
apd
iluru
I
lie
hone
and
look
after
the
children
and
every-Iiihr.
Hut
you
didn't
promise
lo
lie
a
washing
mm
hum.
We've
got
'em
fvi
sale.
Call
and
see
the
New
Savage
Washer
and
Dryer.
"A
Demonstration
Is
a
Revelation."
TOUR
PARTY
IS
DELIGHTED
O.N.R.
Special
Excursion
Train
Arrived
Last
Night
With
205
Happy
Passengers
With
one
if
tin'
fair
excursionists
riding
in
the
oah
as
tho
special
train
pulled
inlo
Ihe
sta,
'ion,
i
lie
thinl
annual
Canadian
National
Railways
personally
rnmluctcd
lour
parly
arrival
from
Mir
hast
a
few
minutes
before
8'
clock
last
night.
The
party
consisted
of
198
wonit-n,
many
oV
'hem
Eastern
school
teachers
both
front
Canada
ami
Hip
United
Stales,
and
seven
men.
They
proceeded
ly
sleamer
lo
Vanrouver
where
Ihey
will
disband,
some
of
them
Intending
l0
continue
south
and
others
returning
tn
tlipir
homes
in
the
East.
I
Immedialely
on
arrival
here.
Hie
first
business
of
the
hisr
m
STANDARD
OF
QUALITY
FOR
OVER
50
YEARS
MAKE
BETTER
HOME
MADE
BREAD
fcarli
tender
iunt
be
airomj-acled
b.V
an
eo
ii
at,
:r.i
nnfi
jo
llin
nn
lJ
iw
miru,
ana
nn
Oil
1110
ari'ciitfd
rlicqii.'
on
a
rtiarlen-d
bank,
av-
ublp
n
the
urdnr
uf
the
Minister
u
I'nbllr.ion
ItlMAH,
1,ll.
U
J-l
111
III,
amount
of
the
tender.
Ilnnd
n(
the
Iki-minion
or
Cnnada
or
bond
or
th
Canadian
National
Hallway
Company
will
almi
be
ar-ppicrt
a
.rurlty,
or
bunds
anil
a
cheque
IT
required
to
make
up
an
odd
ainmint.
!
Nole.
blue
prima
can
be
obtained
at
tin
Department
by
deptMltlnir
an
accent-ind
rheuue
for
the
auni
tir
1111.00.
iiariui
a
ito
the
order
or
the
Mlnlaier
of
I'uhln;
enough
jWnrka.
which
will
he
returned
If
the
In-I
tendlnir
bidder
aiibmlt
a
regular
bid.
I
by
ordr,
N.
DKSJAIirUNS.
I
Acting
Secretary
iienariment
or
I'linite
work.
llnwa,
June
IS.
1094.
noor.
j
ne
cot,
nrter
a
moment's
reflection,
started
for
the.
door,
when
the
clerk
asked
him
if
he
considered
the
charges
too
high.
"No,",
replied
Sandy,
"it's
Ihe
building
that's
not
high
When
you
buy
advert
Is
intr
yon
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
see
that
u:
you
get
it.
If
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1923.
Has
proilitctMl
Minerals
ns
follows:
Placer
(.old,
$70,002,20.1;
Lode
Cold,
$U;V
'-'H,0r,5;
Silver,
$0:1,032,055;
head,
$5K,i:i5,001;
Copper,
$170,010,508;
Zinc,
$27,-001.750;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$1,408,257;
Coal
and
Coke,
$250,008,113;
lliiilding
Slone,
Prick,
Omi'til,
aie.,
$30,
U
5,231;
making
its
Mineral
Production
lo
the
end
of
1023
r,w
nu
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The.
Mining
Laws
of
lliis
Province
are
more
lihertd
and
Ihe
fees
lower
Oiau
those
of
any
oilier
Province
in
ilie
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Hrilish,
Empire.,
Mineral
locations
nre
grnhied
lo
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles-
".re
ol)tnU)"d
hy
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
gnnrniileoii
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
logoUier
jwith
Mining
Ueporls
and
Mops,
may
be
obtained,
gratis
addressing
-L.
is
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
-MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
TH1
D1IET
OWH.
NO
PLANS
FOR
PRINCE'S
VISIT
Manager
of
CP.
Ranch
Assumes
Proposed
Trip
Takes,
Place
In
October,
Without
Ceremony
CALGARY,
Jiifjc
7
"So
far
as
we.
know,
no
,
particular
plans
jwiU
he
made
for
(Jio
visit
of
His
Royal
Highness,"
slates
Prof.
V.
L.
Carlyle,
manager
of
tho
K.I1.
Hanch.
"It
is'
probable
that
the
Prince
will
make,
a
quiet
visit,
just
as
lie
did
lasL.year.
"We
did
not
know
that
he
was
coming,
hut
we
are
deligblcd
hy
the
announcement."
Prof.
Carlyle
did
not
know
when
toe
rrince
was
coining,
hut
assumed
that
lire'
j?U
would
pro-
hatdy
take
place
in
October.
Will
Find
Changes
I'rof.
Carlyle
was
at
the
rancli
when
tho
Canadjan.
Press
got
in
crowd
of
tourists
was
to
besiege
trie!
mtn.
0t
touch
with
him
over
I
he
lnnr
ilk
the
purser
s
offiee
on
the
l'rince
v.
).
Mo.tley
brought
the
special
lnn,f"
telephone,
and
informed
Rupert
lo
arrange
for
IhHr
berths
trajn
jn
from
gmi(herg
ihim
of
the
announcement
which
tnnd
table
Killings
fur
Ihe
voyage;
jhe
equipment
of
the
train
in-
,l"
Vr'WCP
:m
-London.
He
.down
the
coast.
These
matters
eluded
two
observation
car
ai'1
",al
l'
would
find
settled
up.
Ihey
proceeded
to
one
of
the
regular
parlor
typo
8nnlc
changes.
The
gardens
were
seller
about
the
eity
ami
see
all
equipped
with
a
radio
outfit
and
Mnp
proved,
in',
accordance
they
could
in
Ihe
time
at
(heir,
the
olhnr
the
open
mountain
wi,h
1,10
original
plans,
and
a
disposal.
The
curio
shop
came
siehf-appino-
iv,.
ii,
t-.i
r
,i
cattle
shed
and
a
machinery
shed
.
"J..
-
Wl'l,
llC
lllDl
If
I'llBI
m
-
in
ior
a
goon
measure
of
patron-
kind
ever
to.
he
brought
in
i.prp
were
being
conslrucled.
atrn-
The
eauinmonf
u-n
was
.tnnntni.i
despatched
"Uul
what
will
On
the
way
wel
to
l'rince
on
its
return
unpen,
one
of
the
most
interest
ing
experiences
(he
parly
had
was
Ihe
visit
to
Ihe
Oosso-Millerd
cannery
al
Sunnyside
where
Manager
J.
Field
Strang
look
greal
pains
to
see
that
Ihey
smw
Ihe
full
processes
of
salmon
canning.
For
many
of
Ihe
excursionists,
it
wns
the
first
visit
lo
such
a
plant.
Eneh'of
Ihe
visitor
was
present-;cd
with
a
can
of
salmon.
Mrs.
'Strang
assisted
in
extending
a
welcome.
Impressed
With
Trip
The
tourists
were
all
greatly
impressed
with
the
scenery
of
the
mountains
and
the
rugged
beauty
of
the
trip
down
the
Skeena
River.
The
manner
in
which
tho
trip
had
been
managed
and
Ihe
courtesy
of
all
the
C.N.R.
of
ririal
also
came
in
fur
much
favorable
comment.
E.
O.
Wick-
erson,
travelling
freight
agent
from
Itegina.
is
personally
in
rnargo
or
the
parly
which
was
accompanied
from
Jasper
Park
hv
II.
F-
McNaughion.
the
local
dis-
SK.W.Kb
TOIF.II3
adilrcaed
lo
Hut
undermined,
and
iiulurwd
"Tender
fur
;
wharf
nuusiirti
and
irimm.
liviu
Coula,
i
B.C."
will
be
recHvrd
i
UiU
urrice
until
12
o'clock
noon
(daylight
Mlng),
Tu-
idi,
Jglf
22,
1924,
Tur
the
cuimiruclluii
lur
tu
eitcnuoii
mid
rt'piiln
to
tin-
wharf
l
Ui-lla
;uola,
Skiciu
DHirlcl.
U.C.
I'laiis
and
rorin
,r
tiuract
can
le
nwn
and
KH-ririrUiiii
aud
foruis
or
tinder
ob-Ulncd
at
UiU
IM-parlment,
at
tnp
urrire
lur
Hie
lililrl
KnitUiier.
Old
I'uiit
urrice
Hulldinir.
Victoria.
Ii.i:.,
and
st
llir
I'un
orricca,
Vancouver,
B.O.;
Ciiiire
luiwrl,
ill.'...
.Vainu.
ii.
C,
and
liclla
c.xila.
tlx.
.
Tender
will
not
tn
i-oiHtdercd
unlt-ai
;iiuidt'
nu
printed
form
auiipllrd
by
llw
5
uT-f
,hi
irji?iii
biiu
ill
Bi
rortiance
Willi
con-
I
aiiiiiu
t'oniaiiiitd
tiMiiin
mormng.
east
early
this
PREMIER
REPLIES
TO
MAYOR'S
TELEGRAM
Communication
With
Reference
to
Peace
River
Railway
Sent
to
Minister
of
Railways
IMn-nr
Newlnn
is
in
receipt
of
Ihe
following
letter
from
the
Prime
Minister
in
reply
lo
a
telegram
sent
by
him
(Mayor
Newton)
on
June
27,
protesting
against
the
concerted
campaign
al
Ottawa
in
favor
of
the
Untie
cul-otr.
"S.
M.
Newton,
Esq.,
l'rince
Hupeft.
Dear
Sir:
the.
Prune
Minister
has
aslied
me
lo
acknowledge
receipt
of
your
telegram
of
the
27lh
inl.
making
eriain
representations
with
respect
In
railway
extensions
into
the
peace.
Hiver
country.
Mr.
King
desires
me
to
thank
you
lor
tho
representations
of
your
communications
which,
bv
his
direction,
has
been
transmitted
to
the
Hon.
On.
P.
Gra-fiani,
minister
of
railways
and
canals,
for
his
consideration.
(Signed;
F.
A.
McGregor.
Private
Secretary."
TOO
HIGH
A
Scotchman
entered
a
hotel
and
inquired
what
Ihe
rales
were.
He
was
told
that
the
charges
were
a
day
for
rooms
on
the
first
floor,
$1
for
rooms
on
the
second,
please
the
Prince,"
commented
Prof.
Carlyle,
"will
be
luxuriant
grass
and
hay
and
Ihe
abundant
crops.
I
have
never
seen
Southern
Alberta
look
belter
lhan
it
does
today.
Around
the
Princo's
ranch
it
is
imply
a
paradise.
Tho
growth
is
wonderful."
JACK
TONER
ON
MONEY
QUEST
Going
to
See
Millionaires
In
East
Providing
he
can
Raise
the
Fare
to
Leave
'
'
City
!
"
Jack
Tnn''ii
who'
i'
contemplating
leaving
shortly
for
New
York
and
lloslon,
say""
he
is
go-
iili?
out
purely
on
thAmatler
of
raising
finances
in
the
east
providing
he
cah
'get
enough
greenbacks
locally
in'
Ihe
meantime
on
his
aeroplane
crab
and
clam
luncheon
liar
al
Seal
Cove
to
enable
him
to
make
Ihe
financial
pilgrimage
to
distant
cities.
The
money
be
proposes
lo
raise
in
Ihe
east
will
be
invested
in
transforming
Ihe
aeroplane
lun-
cheon
liar
inlo
a
modern
cod
fish
hand
packing
plant.
An
ad
ditional
storey
is
to.
be
built
on
Ihe
present
formidable
looking
structure
aiid
.machinery
is
to
be
ihst
ailed.
Also
money
will
be
invoked
in
development
work
on
several
mineral
claims
belong
ing
tr.
Jack,
sample
ores
from
which
he
carries
in
both
"If
anyone
Jhlnks
that
I
am
not
coming
hack
to
Prince
Rupert
Ihey
are
sadly
mistaken"
says
Jack.
Jack
is
already
armed
with
photographs
of
his
pre
sent
luncheon
bar.
on
which
ho
has
already
done
considerable
work,
and
these
will
,
doublless
be
useful
in
showing
the'
eastern
muUi-millionaires
what
splendid
possibilities
(iie
district
of
nor
thern
Hritish
Columbia
olTcrs
for
Investment.
FAIRVIEW
CEMETERY
VISITED
BY
THIEF
Harry
Smith,
caretaker
at
fairview
Cemetery,
reported
lo
the
city
jHilice
this
morning,
that
his
hut
at
Ihe
cemetery
had
been
broken
Into
between
5
o'clock
YANDERHOOF
Firm
Firii
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!
I
Guide
Posts
of
Business
Riding
along
an
unfamiliar
road,
you
depend
upon
sign
posts
to
guide
you.
Whether
you're
hitting
the
thank-you-mams
in
a
flivver
or
soaring
along
in
a
costly
car,
they
do
their
work
equally
well.
To-day
as
you
spend
your
money
to
fill
your
needs,
advertisements
are
waiting
to
direct
you.
They
are
the
guide
posts
of
business.
They
point
the
short,
straight
road
to
satisfaction
in
buying.
They
will
serve
you
well,
whether
you
spend
much
or
little.
Do
you
stop
to
read
the
advertisements?
They
are
published
to
tell
you
exactly
where
to
go
for
what
you
want.
They
lead
you
to
values
which
you
would
never
know
were
they
not
there
to
guide
you.
And
remember
that
advertising
always
points
out
goods
of
unquestioned
value.
When
a
storeor
manufac-"
luring
concern
puts
its
name
on
goods
and
tells
.you
about
them,
you
may
be
sure
that
they
are
worth
consideration.
It
does
not
pay
to
advertise
unworthy
merchandise.
...
panied
by
L.
E.
Wells.
Be
guided
by
the
advertisements
-
-
William
Evans,
paving
injured
his
hand
with
a
fislt
book,
had
tit
go
to
Prince
(ie'orge
for
medical
aid.
--.
Albert
Heymann
and
J.
Y.
11.
Day
spent
a
few
days
at
Stuart
Lake;
on
a
fisliinsr
excursion.
j
Joseph
Murray
and
Mervil
Averill
are
going
to
operale
a
fox
and
fur
farm
al
Taluk
lake
in
connection,
with
their
trap
tines.
Mrs.
O.
Ogston
and
Mrs.
R.
C.
McCorkell
are
spending
a
few
days
oi
a
pleasure
trip
to
Stuart
Lake.
,IIJ,
Miss
pat
llloomfield
of'
Fort
St.
James
has
been
in
town
the
last
two
days
on
a
business
trip.
Harold
Smith
relumed
home
nvently
after
an
absence
of
several
months.
He
spent
considerable
lime
in
the
Port
Angel
ihsi
infill
ami
o.qo
mis
morning
hospital
and
a
quantity
of
his
working
.
1,.ininni,i
as
the
result
of
his
trnmc-
over
an
em-
clothes
stolon.
The
thief
gained
Uakm,Mlt
wl,no
motoring
in
entrance
to
the
l.ut
hy
hreaking
Waslliri)(mi
,,e
was
seVerely
a
pane
of
glass
and
blood
was
be-
injuw,
ahout
le
naek
,lmbs
spattered
on
a
chair
and
the
floor.,,.,,!
1,,1,,-nniiir
it.
in
pm
iii,i'-ii
iiiul
in
kmioiiik
uii
entrance
tho
lint
breaker
cut
his
hand
in
climbing
through
the
window.
The
police
are
BOAT
ARRIVALS,
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Capt.
D.
Donald,
arrived
tat
3
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
from.
Vancouver
and
wayports.
Pa'ssengers
debarking
here
included
M.
Harrett.
Mr.
Mitchell.
Last
Saturday.
evening
a
quiet
u.
Deacon,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Lloyd,
wedding
took
place
at
(he
homo
Mrs.
I".
Cilhuly,
Prank
Conway,
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Maund-jMrs.
Frederick
and
son,
Mrs.
and
ers
in
(he
Chileo,
district
when.
Miss
Cites,
McCartney,
Miss
Mist,
Lois
Idele
Johnson
beoame
.
Smith,
Mc.
Pond,
Mrs.
Hal.
C.
the
bride
f
Harold
Kbner
Avor-peek.
Mr.
McSwan,
W.
Jones,
P.
Ill,
the
ceremony
being
pevfornulMcCuiloch,
MV.
McLean,
Mir.
ed
by
Rev.
J.
S.
Cray.
Alter
the.Lavell.
Mrs.
Snarling.
(.
Larson.
wedding
Mr.
and
Mrsv
Maunders
Miss
Drown,
Terry
Ornio,
Mr.
and
gave
a
dinner.
On
Sunday
morning
the
happy
joujir
roupio
left
for
the
stale
of
Washington
in
an
automobile
accoin-
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nioholls
and
family,
Misses
Drown,
Turner
and
Siolt
'Swanson
Day
,
A.
Dealtie,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Waugh,
Miss
Waugh,
Miss
-r
Extraction
of
Teeth
During
the
summer
mouths
it
is
advisable
to
have
the
TEETH
that
should
be
extracted
removed
tind
preparation
will-be
made,
for
PLATES
or
BRIDGEWORK
before
the
winter
mouths
et
in.
Pain
will
be
eliminated.
I
need
no
recommendation
to
you.
Your
friends
and
neighbors
are
my
patients.
ASK
THEM.
Dr.
JOS.
MAGUIRE
DENTIST.
Phone
575.
Get
Your
Appointment,
Yoday.
Clark,
Mrs.
Haynton,
Mrs.
Mar-!
Rupert,
tin,
Constable
Harry
Martin,
Mrs.i
in
ngriiKIHs,
Miss
Worth,
Miss
Calledeu,
MUs
Hattio
l'nuer.
W.
Neilson,4
Mr.
Drnugh,
fJttrvich,
Nick:
flurvich,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johnson,,
0,
A.
Gustafson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
!
Jesjus,
J.
C.
Herg,
Mrs.
Martin
and
family,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
K.
J.
Hinney,
Mrs,
Hunt
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
J.
Diliney,
Mrs.!
C.
L.
Wilson,
Miss
Margaret
Davidson,
Mrs.
Denson,
Miss
Rose
Duuroe,
Woo
Chan,
Mr.
and
Mra.
15.
Denning
anil
children,
Mrs.
Wallace
and
children.
1).
Howell.
J.
K.
Cordon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Harris
(Swuiuoir
Day
.
Subcribe
for
the
Daily
News.
Smith
Block.
Sterling
Furnace
GOAL
Dallaarad
tn
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Tblt
I
a
very
superior
furnace
coal.
It
rives
a
clean
tiot
fire
anil
la
entirely
tree
from
soot.'
ctlnltPTt,
slack
and
dirt.
Some
of
the
largest
liea
tiny
plants
In
the
city
are
now
usinr
tt
vita
entirely
satursitori
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
I'scks.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
are
also
A
rents
for
tbe
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Of
flea
I
Hotal
Oenlral.
Phone
II