THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TWO
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fits.
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whole
wheat
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thoroughly
baked
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every
shred
crisp
and
tasty
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a
refreshing
relief
from
the
heavy
foods
of
Winter
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with
milk
or
cream.
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the
crisp,
tasty
cracker
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The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheal
Company.
Ltd.
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PRINCE
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Sunday,
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DAILY
KDITION
wt'e.'fc:.a?i
Wednesday.
May
16,
1928
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field
when.'
airplanes
may
land.
With
the
settlement
of
the
In-
.ether
considered
in
connection
with
the
provision
of
game
grounds.
Wm.
G.
Beach
is
At
r
nz
ews
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Henton
Interests
of
Tacoma
Take
"96"
Group
at
Stewart
Kexident
Engineer
Draws
Attention
to
Alice
Arm
Spencer
Acquires
Two
More
Mines
The
Henton
interests
of
Taeoaw,
who
iftade
the
first
big
deal
on
the
Big
Misnouri,
have
taken
the
"9M
sroup,
between
Texas
Creek
pass
and
Salmon
River,
under
bond
and
will
thoroughly
investigate
the
property
this
year.
Mr.
Heuton
accompanied
by
Hairy
Tnwnsend,
consulting
engineer,
i
ttends
to
make
a
surface
examination
of
tbe
property
as
soon
as
Ue
snow
has
sufficiently
disappeared.
The
bin
at
the
mouth
of
the
prospect
tunnel
now
Contains
about
ten
tons
of
ore
and
a
shipment
is
to
be
made
to
three
smelters
to
determine
values.
Dan
Woodmore
and
Ray
Snyder
are
the
owners
of
the
property,.
Contractors
are
now
makllng
three-
;jc.icp
and
did
not
develop
any
mlll-and-a-halt
feet
per
day
on
the
tunnel
ore.
Prom
more
recent
work
In
at
the
Terminus
mine
and.
within
th"r;e
tn
catap,
f
kraw
there
ta
a
goad
week,
It
is
expected
to
reach
the
objac-!
chance
of
finding
milling
ore.
Active
which
is
the
big
No.
2
vain
Sup-
ctrdtns
to
Dr
Henderson,
the
quartr
pl:es
are
no
being
moved
up
to
the
j
actions
have
the
best
chance
ol
oon-
mlne
for
an
extra
crew
which
win
oe
,
tjiinin
oaaamerrlul
ore
put
on
by
H
A
Hey
wood,
the
manager,
about
June
1
Two
shifts
will
be
em-pl.ijed
in
developing
and
blocking
out
ore
of
No.
1
vein
which
should
be
a
siilppt?
of
high
grades
as
soon
as
transportation
Is
provlided.
A
dlamand
drilling
outfit
ha
ar-
For
leaser
period,
paid
in
advance,
,er
month
50
rived
at
gewert
trn
Seattle
lor
Uw
Rv
mail
to
all
narts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Coiumbia.
inoetenoence
nunc
auu
.
c-
has
been
seat
out
to
buUd
camp
ert
supplies
through.
The
drilling
is
to
start
on
one
of
Uie
veins
at
aa
elevation
of
100
tact.
Denny
Jackson
will
be
In
charge
of
Use
dia-
drUltag
with
Jack
owawaon
la
of
the
mining
ctasv.
The
prc-
psrty
is
new
controUea
by
the
Brtoaua
Mining
Ot.
Ltd
asm
H
L.
aattsm
at
(president
of
the
I
with
Michel
baa
bean
steeled
viea-praeident;
W.
M.
Ralston,
managing
director,
i
B
A.
White,
secretary-treasurer,
a
:..d
has
been
appropriated
for
-I'-eloninen.
and
B
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Otew-
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have
been
retained
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of
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surface
whiab
At
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
Monday
nijrht
it
was
hinted
iFrcvcd
to
be
a
vary
important
feature
m(ii.
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of
the
Alice
Arm
camp
that
thpre
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a
new
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most
have
soma
of
the
important
cm
deposits
of
Alice
or
what
ut
known
as
tn
eesMsar
We
ajrree
on
the
need
for
a
new
jri'ound
at
nome
central
point,
t-eit
tbe
Vsnguard,
Med
Top
Lucky
possibly
t
MeClymont
Park,
but
we
dimiirree
with
the
sUKaTestion
Strike
and
others
tn
the
main
a
cop-that
the
Old
grounds
might
be
neglected
because
of
that.
As
a
mat-;
P"
mtnerai.ratir4
with
me
gold
ter
of
fact
two
parks
will
be
needed.
If
the
older
people
are
using
1
v,,uo"
the
could
make
"n
th
,thr
lM
01
tn
,,n
to
one,
youngsters
u-ood
use
of
the
other.
The
Acronolia
i
"ii
mf
vi
suvri
ssufi
urn.
ruiiainy
frcm
th
railway
up.
which
take
the
ether
branch
of
the
atrurture
and
sat
entirely
silver-
he
Dolly
Vsrden.
North
Another
thing
that
will
be
needed
before
many
years
will
be
a
star.
Bavid
copperfieid
and.
on
the
eld
of
th-
railway
the
Tiger
terior
valleys
and
the
development
of
an
air
port
at
Edmonton
we
jTMte.
Musbtteer.
wolf.
Moose
ana
Last
are
bound
to
get
planes
in
this
direction
that
are
not
fitted
with
i0""
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Dt,"
v""
pontoons.
We
shall
have
to
cater
to
these
and
so
will
every
town
ibT"
bl"
"
looklB
of
importance
alr.g
-e
route
such
as
McBride.
Prince
George.
vnLyOX
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'Dcaiy
varden
worked
only
three
nua-
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it
Burns
Lake,
Smithers,
and
Hazelton.
This
matter
will
have
to
be
af
tn.
,.,,
-n.
khinni
only
shipping
ore
and
did
sot
try
Vo
9
110
zell
I
was
l
J.
Bent's
in
September
last
and
the
women
of
Prince;
Kupert
i
elelirtiied
ihe
Bargain
buying
opportunity
of
years.
1
am
now
engaged
by
Mrs.
Friitell
to
dispense
of
one
half
of
:hi
giiaiiti.
stock
-in
a
few
days.
1
can
promise
every
woman
in
Prince
Rupert
SENSATIONAL
Bargains
at
this
Sale.
am
about
to
stage
a
selling
event
of
the
utmost
significance
to
every
woman
who
wishes
to
buy
tiro
articles
fnr
the
price
of
one.
See
large
Ad.
in
Thursday's
News
KTOHE
CLOSHI)
ALL
DAY
THURSDAY
"It
tafcee
somebody
more
than
a
pros
pector
to
open
up
certain
types
of
properties.
.1
would
nke
to
see
tease
strong
company
go
In
and
take
up
that
Upper
Kltsault
Valley
and
sat
what
east
be
done.
If
these
were
down
near
the
tidewater.
Individuals
could
work
a
assail
tonnage
proposition
and
probably
stake
a
profit-but
the
difficult)
a
transports
uou.
Som
com
pany
ettong
enough
to
take
over
the
Dolly
VsveVfC
Railway
and
beadle
the
trajtapartettoti
'
la
what
ta
required
Pone
of
the
small
com
patriae
can
do
that.
Hat
only
that
but
It
would
make
a
unit
earvelopmont
sf
water,
power
and
any
other
tieasopmant
of
that
tppe.
Osl.
vloasr
Bpeooar
and
aaaoclate'
f
Vaaocmtee
have
past
aasjairM
op
tions
est
the
Silver
Heard
and
Chance
properties
la
the
Alto
Aisa
tatld.
making
a
total
of
out
piopsrUst
In
that
Slstnet
now
hett
by
thaee
Interests.
Tbe
others
are
tbe
Moose,
Climax.
Dolly
Varden
and
Wolf
The
Stiver
Hoard
consiata
of
Ibur
claims
and
adjoins
the
WArtf.
It
U
owned
by
Albert
Davidson
John
Bliisflnn
k.
Oust
Anderson
and
A
D.
Torba,
all
of
Allot
Arm.
It
la
to
con
talc
some
promising
ore
showing
and
tbe
big
ore
bodies
at
tbe
Wolf
are
believed
to
extend
Into
It.
The
Chance
consists
of
out
slamae
and
li
owned
by
Archie
McPhatl
and
Paddy
Waorley
of
Alice
Arm.
It
adjoins
the
Moose
and
contains
scaae
lanre
showings
of
silver
ore
A
tunnel
has
been
mmevoed
by
the
owners
to
strike
ore
"TJth
and
severs
1
open
cuts
nav
driven
across
tbe
ore
body.
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I
In
ejawr
ta
b
ejwtry
at
to
what
are
the
ausHftra
teams
for
a
good
editor.
that
aw
two
ejatawM
Tbe
first
It
that
be
must
learn
to
say
"Ho"
and
stick
to
it
Tbw
other
la
that
there
Is
no
such
thing
at
a
good
editor.
Vveryoae
libta
seas
sort
of
apart.
Dodging
efMrhsra
la
the
game
many
seem
to
enjoy
moat.
MM
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
An
Italian
at
Fallt
a
ecu
sad
at
tore
with
th
tlie
pspri
town.
provinctal
A
private
aw
i
l
.
-ejr.
.
mm
I
'aaaawaw
iJs
'4JB9E
ii
II,
Itlg.
arrest
at
Ocean
to
Inter
lines
at
A
mpart
reaeivej
by
;
baadqtiarters
herel
received
tn
th
t
l
AIMlSfl
AOtW
HOYS'
BAND
MAY
YET
GET
TO
EDMONTON
Negotiations
with
dmonton
in
regard
Th
hick
town
Is
awe
what
ttw
milk
1
'
the
boys'
band
entering
the
band
auppty
is
cut
otT
If
the
cow
geta
lost
'
-mpsutlon
there
have
failed
so
far
at
or
Mkwa
bar
bell.
i
the
ganarai
oompetltloei
is
oonftnad
to
the
bands
in
northern
Alberta
outside
A
man
was
badly
burned
while
,
of
aMssontoa.
However,
an
effort
is
now
trying
to
light
s
flit
with
newspapers,
i
Surely
net
wCeU
local
Hi
a
ape
pert
It
muet
have
awSSt
the
Vancouver
gun
that
did
th
viinri'
nr
urfA'iiki
a
eampetition
with
the
aWtrtoirtofi
Slays'
band
at
the
urn
of
the
fair
at
that
city.
II
01
.
AHttlV.UJl.
Central
W.
O
Bovoe,
Prince
Jtkleaon.
Amsbury;
O.
J.
Lund.
city.
Ha
toy
A.
O
Pearoom
and
W
art:
-
Margaret
Larson.
Maldrat.
Twrraot;
T
L
era.
JTtoee
A.
I.
Ooodcnough
Senktaal.
Mow
Hacvltos;
tf.
Suawne,
Ore.
John
aatdalXtMR
,
Stew-O.
M
SmlUi-
S.
H
Parris.
O.
M.
Oewar
sffli
d
j
the
city
on
yesterday
sftent-
.'s
.
ais
from
Ed-
avanton
to
Join
the
vat
or
the
CN
R
city
ticket
office
here
1
-
the
summer
the.
IJINI)
ACT
tab
UMU
the
man
bad
everything
m,
(mm
List
"
1
T
eraaineaa
to
throw
tae
wnoie
pntat
out
of
operation.
rlct
and
tltuafc
on
Moresby
hnmd
ad
".
.
"'-Wd
te
Inlet
ufrcn
Charlotte
lalantfc
T
a
WTW
Uvlwwa
.
eit,
u
night
atatM
tbst
nrehad
d-;
nVvTJi
uie
uoagnmi
anujwswuenng
yara
puip
ana
paper
manttfacturen..
iinends
CTt,;rsOain.
Tbe
loss
I
apoiy
ioi
a
lenae
of
!
following
hy..
'".r
rAobaity
o;
,
commehclng
'.t
.
pt
planted
.t
th.
a
w
comer
of
B
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l,
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iiien.
n
?SKrf.
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'Aaironomlel
.ww
....
.iiirtiui'
wnrill
33
ftrirrnni
qn
.
The
Oanadian
Pool
Oommiasioner
minutes
West
iA"tri.iiomi
lsoo
ft
gives
aarnlnij
that
there
may
be
s
thence
North
aa
deisre.
:io
nninites
East
urgea
that
all
hau.hoias
put
In
a
thence
North
60
deKree.
Em
7iMnm0:
.
"
1
aai
VV
n4T
ttturlr
.f
Allltora
Sty;
thence
fi
lkuvi
man
waror
msra
Soii'i...ru
,.
....
.v.:
of
cosaaneur
tiuitit
J,
.
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Island
rn
l
inn.,.
"
The
Ooimtv
Oourt
case
of
Thomns
snd
an.it'iei
inland
1
1
1,
m
niK
nVi
Tirre?
twakerln,
ld
veven
other
men
who
kit
nJt'.'
hu1''
''""H.iii'ng
lit
eeeaing
coilertian
OI
wage
irom
inr
defutirt
Diun,
nt-Emeraon
logging
con-cirn
in
ii(iii,iir:,,.d
until
Friday
morning.
PACIHC
MILLS,
LIMITED
r...,.H
,pnr!"
Si"""'
i&'nt'
101
Wediieii,,
v
,
.
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u
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bib
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i
"sMraw
iAmt
let
jmm
mis
$tnaxt
'frS
HE'S
an
artful
angler,
is
Mr.
"CbetfT
Pairx
"Low
price"
"just
as
jood"
"save
you
money"
that's
the
Head
of
bait
be
c
H-i's
you
when
the
ijotariort
of
ptintioar
or
re-paiatmg
your
house
sstses
up.
Eut
rinn't
be
fooled.
Don't
bite
on
that
kind
ol
"appteaauce."
After
aQ,
it's
prist
you
want
not
some-tUrtc
that
foofta
Kk
paint
Yau
want
oaswrege
and
SWP
Hoase
PaaM
gtret
vest
coverasa.
A
eaTlon
ai
IV.
P
w
pat
two
coats
on
i
taus-e
(eat
of
ge4
surface.
A
(auon
J
tbe
"cheap"
saint
wtB
put
tv.a
coats
tm
JOt
tqoarc
feet.
IWP
cosu
a
kit
mart
by
tbe
pOaa
but
it
oets
a
lot
isss
by
tat
job.
And
h
evd
you
a
job
to
bt
preod
ef
.
For
IWP
bat
eokw
beamy.
It
Km
eWabaBty.
It
staad.
tbe
S
racket
of
wear
tad
we
I
"cheap"
paint
sever
can.
H
covtrV
M
casith
B
!
Sf
Ika
MnrMMI
bi
amrlraH
ln
plaat
I
ar
for
the
concern
wttiout
collecting
cars
I
ills
wages
As
the
claim
eireeda
the
i
1.000
Juried
tctkxi
of
tbe
County
Court,
the
act
km
will
be
heard
at
the
aesalon
the
Supreme
Court
Aesiaas
bate
next
month.
SWP
Hswae
Paint
b
ptrfecMsJ
by
the
Mo,l,t
Tamh
a
tbsag
that
ne
cheap
paiat
csn
rvrr
Meautf
to
give
you.
This
Matatr
Touch
u
xs-aatatd
saly
by
tbe
warkft
great
scientists,
bur-beak
bed
b
sa
the
fieM
of
honSaulture.
Vxliwa
bat
tt
la
the
tttcarlrtl
world.
Masosal
oiscovcirr
of
wireless,
bat
it
And
the
acientific
mm
it
tbe
bead
el
the
Sbtrwta-WfluaiBi
Ubornoi
.-
pasaeat
k
aa4
aoo
it
te
the
tested,
proved
materials
used
at
the
asking
of
IWP.
There
tbe
thing
absat
SWP
that
caa't
be
di
plicated.
S
va
yoo
tear
sr
reset
tht
soiot
",.
prised"
ssaat
ia
juet
as
goud
WatSgaf
Yew
caa't
paint
SWP
don't
bite.
Pat
it
W-.
it
"sppleaauce"
to
catch
the
u-,in.
Tab
yoar
paaitptobtemto
t
.
:rt
Ihntjlisilsit
the
store
ol
yju:
Vscal
aWwis-WOUaa.
He
teBs
SWP
sad
wttl
tell
ou
the
quantity
yei
need
for
the
;
b.
He
bat
inters
etaig
atetstu
i
to
give
yoa.
at
well
at
a
I
te
c.
,
v
u(
the
Sberwin-W
illums
"liuase-
FOR
BEST
RESULTS
USE
Sherwin-Wsluams
Paihts-Varmshes-Rogers
Ucqm
FOR
SALE
AT
PAINT
HEADQUARTERS
BY
Howe
&
McMty,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Judge
P.
McB
Young
yesterday
heard
canaMtaraMe
argument
of
counsel
in
tbe
matter
of
setting
tbe
date,
some
d
tin-stilt
y
having
arisen
In
getting
the
principal
to
the
action
together.
Another
Icaa
in
the
same
connection
Is
that
of
DEMAND
Rupert
Brand
pers
'THE
DAINT1KHT
BKHAKFAST
'Ml
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
C'.
W
I'rinre
Rupert.
ILC
Canadian
National
Q7jc
Largcfl
Kailway
Syflcm
in
Amend
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Sailings
front
ntlMT
KITUKT
for
AKCf
ll'VKK.
VIIT
and
Intermediate
points,
each
TM
Hall
IV
and
si
mm
v
1
Pnr
KKTf'IIIK
AN
and
ANVOX.
each
HRfiNKMIIAV.
4
pm
Per
HTHHAHT
eacb
RATI
HIlAY
at
10
p
m.
Par
NOKTII
and
Mlt'TII
qt
r.KN
(
HAtU
OITC
IM-tNI
r
"
PASStntOeil
TRAINS
l.l;tt
lKIMK
RI
'
"
'
laeb
MOMIAV.
VKIM:mIAV
and
'All
ItliAV
St
11
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'
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EDMONTON,
tVINMI'MI.
all
polnUlasU
"
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"
States.
AOW.CT
AU.
OCK
AN
STEAMSHIP
LINfS
Use
Canadian
NatVHial
Ktprees
fee
Maney
tlidm.
!"
"
rir
liiw
li.r
jmur
net'
sulftHieSII.
fiTV
TicKirr
nincr,.
ttt
tiiiiui
ttr-
pniNtt
KiirrnT
i
CANADIAN!
Dsriripi
Vvtsiiatr
a
cm
i.
II
a
.hti
ltl,
,
r..s
I'tt
rtsnis
'Canadian
Pacific
Railwaj
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupefl
To
Kelrlilkan,
M
ranged,
Juneau,
and
Hkagway
Ma)
i.
in
tamouer,
tieioria
and
hen
I
lie
May
S.
IS,
t?.
I'HINf
USS
IIOYAL
IW
llHtrdtlf,
rt
iiella
lletla,
Oman
f
alls.
Mams.
Alrri
M.o
uamiiiteii
mtrr
aao
tsnroaver
every
f
rMay.
in
P'
Ageitey
fur
all
Steamship
Lines.
lull
t:il""
W
C.
4IR
IIMtll.
fleneral
Agent,
t'orner
of
till
Slrrt
and
3rd
Avrnur,
I'rlner
lliiM-rl.
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