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IT
CORN
FLAKES
.
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cantebe
aescribed.
It
can't
be
copied.
But
it's
the
flavor
of
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
that
makes
12,000,000
people
de-.
mand
this
"wonder"
cereal
every
day.
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FLAKES
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in
inurcsJing
flavor
and
qwli.y
i
taking
the
thn-v
leading
vjnula
retracts,
giving
tah
an
jual
test
for
flavor
and
strength
Malkin's
rVst
Vanilla
Extract
wai
easily
superior
First,
baausc
its
exceptional
full
vanilla
naver
made
Mai-Lin's
Best
tlx
most
economi
al
io
use:
and
secondly
because
H
uiuratrd
the
tet
goods
with
a
dcltciotK.
piquant
flavar
far
more
delicate
than
the
other
two
vstd
in
the
test
I
vr
oticn
nuo
ipi'ei
always
Malkta
s
Best
cinnamon
irmi
of
all
PTP-'
sad
rlovrj
froca
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ami
the
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nutmrg-
and
saatr
from
tne
Banda
Islands
t
cinnamon
from
Oylon
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prefer
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in
brands
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0
THE
W.H.MALRIN
COMPANY
LIMITED
N.NAIAlO
c
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Woodbine
to
Make
Small
Shipments;
Operations
of
-
Consolidated
in
This
District;
Shipments
From
Duthie
Work
on
the
Woodbine
mine
at
Stewart
is
now
proceed
ing.
Malcolm
Mackenzie,
mine
superintendent,
and
a
staff
ot
lour
men
are
developinir
the
workings
and
it
is
expect
ed
ore
will
be.
shipped
to
smelter
within
the
next
few
weeks.
Directors
of
the
mine
are
determined
that
proof
of
what
te
mine
Rvalues
are
shall
be
secured
by-smelter
returns
from
,th'e
shipments
thev
make.
These
shipments
will
be
taken
from
the
mine
in
such
a
way
as
to
determine
the
success
of
the
mine
from
a
regular
mining
standpoint.
-
One
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
,
remit
of
the
extensive
develop-St
Smelting
Co.'
operations
to
J
ment
program
in
hand
are
being
which
much
interest
attaches
is
closely
watched.
.The
annual
re-the
development
of
the
Dig
Mis-
rnrt
of
the
company
In.
regard
to
aouri
mine
on
Portland
Canal,
this
property
states
that
the
Pro-writes
E.
A.
Haggcn.
In
view
v'ce
tunnel
has
;bi
extended
of
the
spectacular
history
of
this
2.115"
feet
with
'476
feet
of
rain
to
being
reeaiedte
bondajflfo-ttUng
and
cross-cutting
from
it
by
nirge
interest,
wMced
aJfTn!
5,119
fee
oi
diamond
drfl-
abandoned
!'
Ithfoitaria
JWfned
mis
vork
indicated
a
down
by
leadlngSgapipgwis,
the
sheared
lone
500
feet
wide
carry-
'
ing
a
large
amount
oi
quartz
and
calcite
stringers
with
a
variety
disseminated
mineralization
in
ron.
lead,
zinc
afro
cepper
ul
hides
with
occasional
free
gold.l
prominent
stringer
with
a
fair
er&ge,
but
very
variable
gold
t&luea,
was
encountered
approxi
mately
1700
feet
from
the
portal.
Drifting
both
north
and
south
bowed
the
same
mineralization
and,
while
some
very
spectacular
free
gold
specimens
as
well
as
high
assays
were
obtained
no
well
defined
ore
shoot
ivas
opened.
Free
gold
has
been
found
in
sev-
sections
of
the
cross
cut
be
tween
footages
161
and
1909
and
farther
geometrical
development
is
necessary
before
tannages
and.
grade
can
be
estimated.
"Away
AsssTsII1sWB'1f7
ria1iUsMBastskBkkA
L
4SH
fsv
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f
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KrJffW
anw
r
sKDTHier
araasse
iuiiiki
has
Millions
of
Tire
Users
Can't
All
Be
Wrong!.,;
nil
The
Safety-built
Dunlop
Double
-Strength
Bus-Truck
Tire
has
Sinewy
Strength
moulded
into
it
as
the
result
of
using
High-Tension,
Resilient,
Rubber-Sealed
Cords.
They
represent
the
peak
of
Dunlop
experience
in
building
many
millions
of
tires
over
a
period
of
40
years.
-c
Dunlo
Solid
Truck
Tir
are
equally
as
dependable
I-
';
DUNLOP
SSrifflS
CANADA
,
t
1
A
V
ring
f
nter
montha.
The
district
is
stated
to
oe
very
promising,
the
anowfall
light
and
values
in
lead.
sine
and
copper
occur
over
large
areas.
Placer
mining
is
being
carried
on
by
the
company
at
Boulder
Creek.
Atlin
and
on
Slate
and
Manaon
Creeks
in
the
OtniMca.
At
Manaon
Creek
an
old
ehanal
has
been
located
SO
feat
from
tbe
present
creek
and
food
gold
values
found
over
a
width
of
six
feet
Testing
work
ob
the
channel
was
carried
on
all
wisrter.
A
bright
spot
for
the
company
is
the
Emerald
group
at
'
Siboia,
a
property
upon
which
i
the
late
James
Cronin
took
an
op
tion
and
did
considerable
work.
UsMtor
its
option
Consolidated
extended
tbe
Cronin
tunnel
only
five
feet
when
ore
was
encountered
and
proved
continuous
for
the
160
feet
for
which
the
tunnel
waa
driven
when
winter
weather
onditiona
forced
suspension
of
cross-cut
at
the
in
for
eleven
the
walls,
well
defin-
piinc
and
ruT
wall
and
'
StW
with
iftjferVrjn
tlVfe
Jootwall
k
1
w
.
'HO
vein
wl
iwhu
suuoic
t"
I
trenching
0lkw
Bow
the
iCrogip
tunnel
(stTa
hew
tunnel
i
property
is
regarded
as
favorably.
j
Other
properties
held
under
option
by
the
company
include
a
group
of
fifty-four
claims
at
liowaer
Lake,
Portland
Canal,
Several
groups
of
mineral
claims
have
been
taken
up
along
the
Candian
National
Railway
in
Northern
British
Columbia.-These
include
the
arvey
group
on
Driftwood
Creek,
north
of
Smithers;
M.
and
K.
group
at
Pacific,
and
Duchess
and
Contention
groups
south
of
Telkwa.
Development
on
1
theae
has
notfpeen
attended
vith
what
are
considered
definite
results
so
far.
During
the
year
1928,
1666
tons
of
zinc
and
lead
concentrates
were
shipped
to
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.'s
smelter
at
Trail
by
the
Duthie
mine
near
Smithers,
a
statement
issued
by
the
company
says.
ENCYLOPEDIA
I
FOR
RUSSIA
MOSCOW,
April
11.
Running
into
some
CO
volumes
of
900
pages
each,
a
new
encyclopedia
is
being
prepared
foe
Russia.
It
is
known
as
the
Great
Soviet
Encyclopedia
and
ita
distinctive
feature
Is
that
every
subject
with
economic
or
philosophical;
implications
is
ireaifci
in
a
siricuy
aiarxian
iasn-,
ion
.
The
introduction
states
"the
field
of
social
sciences
is
worked
over
on
the
basis
of
the
logical
application
of
the
dialectic
method
of
Marx
and
Lenin."
One
of
the
announced
objectives
of
the
work
te
"the
;
strengthening
of
the
rev-
olutionary
and
materialistic
outlook."
The
list
of
contributors
con-tajns
many
famous
Russian
scientists
and
in
some
cases
foreign
scientists
hare
collaborated
in
the
work.
The
article
on
Behavior
is
written
by
Prof.
J.
B.
Watson,
United
States
psychologist,
and
Prof.
A.
Bow
ley
of
London
has
contributed
an
article
on
the-theory
of
probability
and
its
various
implications.
j
The
work
is
the
.major
one
of
aj
ihsk.or,
Fjolay
.Wvar.
300
miles
VaTC
been
or
are
MDg
produced
iron
railway
Hunapwriauon.
xne
on
,uch
gubjecU
a
Uw
the
company
has
token
up
the
Bower
state
MediciMf
industrial
Tech
nique.
Agriculture
and
Finance.
There
is
also
a
small
encyclopedia
of
general
knowledge
containing
in
condensed
form
the
mating,
embodied
in
the
great
one.
I
ACTIVITIES
OF
:
CENTRAL
B.
C.
The
report
submitted
to
the
de
partment
of
agriculture
at
Victoria
from
Bulkley
Valley
and
lakes
dis
trict
says:
i
Tour
earloads
of
northern
grown
timothy
seed
was
shipped
out
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
by
the
Central
British
Columbia
Seed
Growers
and
one
from
Bums
Lake.
The
government
cleaning
plants
at
Smithers
and
Burns
Lake
are
now
equipped
with
screens
for
the
cleaning
of
seed
grain
and
consid-;
erable
quantities
of
grain
are
being
cleaned
at
both
plants.
j
Farmers
of
the
Victoria
district
this
winter
turned
considerable
pork
into
home
cured
haras
and
bacon
.
They
put
out
some
exceptionally
fine
samples
and
had
no
difficulty
finding
a
ready
market,'
the
demand
being
greater
than
the
supply.
FISHERMEN'S
LICENSES
ALASKAN
TERRITORY
JUNEAU.
April
11.
Senate;
Benjamin's
bill
boosting
fishermen's
licenses
on
all
classes
of
fishermen
to
$160
was
drastically
,
amended
in
committee,
accofdSK
to
a
report
sinned
by
Benjamin,
Anderson
and
Frame.
Tb
Amendment
changes
make
proVl-
ons
to
cover
trailers
only
and
,
provides
a
tax
of
$&0
for
single,,
line
boats
of
20
fU
leAgtb
and
$iou
i
or
iisnermen
mi
ttuauj
uaing
I
mure
than
one
line
and
boats
of,
'more
than
20
feet
is
length.
0111-!
netters
and
seiners
licenaea
re-I
train
unchanged,
no
they
vrtll
'
ntnge
from
$10
to
$25.
I
LIFE
OF
CLERGY
IS
V
NOT
ATTRACTIVE
IN
GRE4T
BRITAIN
LONDON.
April
11.
Lack
of
Foundation
of
National
Culture
Two
new
Canadian
from
Roumania
demon
trat
the
art
of
weavlnt
at
Rfftln.
Those
wbo
have
in
the
past
regarded
the
New
Canadians
from
Europe
as
heweri
of
wood
and
draweri
of
water
must,
after
the
recent
demonstrations
at
the
Great
West
Festival
at
Regina,
admit
that
thei
e
peoples
have,
with
their
native
arts,
decidedly
enhanced
the
cultural
wealth
of
the
country
of
tbeir
adoption.
J.
Murray
Gibbon,
who
sponsored
the
festival
under
tbe
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
RaB-way,
even
goes
so
far
aa
to
say
that
Saskatchewan
and
tbe
other
prairie
provinces
have
within
their
borders
the
foundation
of
a
National
culture
finer
than
that
of
any
other
nation
on
earth.
To
this
foundation,
tbe
first
sod
for
which
had
been
turned
at
the
previous
festival
at
Winnipeg,
all
the
races
which
go
to
make
up
tbe
peoples
of
tbe
west
have
contributedIcelanders
and
Irish
with
their
folk-songs
and
lore,
Swedes
and
Slavs
alike
with
their
folk-cralta
and
dance.
Hardly
a
race
known
to
civilization,
old
or
new,
hut
contributed
to
the
festival
some
artistry
which
will
make
for
the
further
development
of
tnat
culture
which,
being
national,
will
be
the
means
of
welding
to
a
still
greater
solidarity,
thote
people
wbo
are
Canada.
Tnat
the
movement
for
tbe
attainment
of
this
end
is
a
popular
one
was
dei:'.ontrated
by
tbe
fact
that
literally
thousands
were
unable
to
obtain
admission
to
the
exhibits
and
concerts
and
that
western
cities
axe
vieing
with
one
another
as
the
site
of
the
next
festival
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