VAGE
SIX
SALADA
quality
never
changes
while
cheap
brands
constantly
vary
with
market
prices
m
if
mm
jpi
b1
mm
pekoe
m
m
&m
in
TEA
(Fresh
from
the
gardens'
A
past
isne
To
assemble
a
number
oS
different
things
flour,
milk,
butter,
flavoring,
Magic
Baking
Powder,
and
from
them
to
pro
duce
toothsome
dainties
for
your
table,
is
more
in
the
nature
of
a
pastime
than
a
task.
And
success
is
sure
when
you
use
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
More
told
In
Canada
than
ol
aU
otber
brands
combined
E.
W.
GttLETT
CO.
LTD.
Toronto
Canada
USE
GILLEX
FOR
ALL
CLEANING,
LAUNDERING,
DISHWASHIKO
liter
"
"
ill
V
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in
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III
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u
w
s
it
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cr
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g.fi.lfi.iiii.mimnlijr-i
FIVE
FEATURES!
.
.
But
the
Kootenay
Doesn't
Stop
there
AN
ACTUAL
ANALYSIS
OF
WESTERN
FUEL
Moiitur.
.
G
Carbon
...
Aih
...8.5
34.5
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Mot
ni
fcafa
Mtf.tlM
flird
carbM,
49.4.
Tlx
Ktir
FirHi
burnt
Carbo,
EVERY
vital
part
of
the
range
u
built
to
resist
rust
and
corro.
sion
1
The
flues
and
smoke-box
are
enamel
clad
1
The
oven
is
of
white
nickeled
(washable)
steeL
The
range
is
of
smooth
construction
with
no
bolt
heads
exposed.
Burns
any
kind
of
fuel
.
.
.
ideal
for
burning
all
the
cheaper
grades
of
Western
fuel.
Here
is
a
McClary
range
that
fairly
terms
with
convenient
features
...
specially
planned
to
meet
your
own
special
requirements
.
.
.
and
it
lellt
at
the
price
of
an
ordinary
cook
stove!
See
it
1
or
write
for
full
particulars
and
enclose
25c
for
your
copy
of
Modern
Housekeepers'
Guide
and
Cookbook
to
General
Steel
Wares,
Limited,
Vancouver.
SPECIALLY
BUILT
for
B.
C
REQUIREMENTS
by
a
GREAT
CANADIAN
COMPANY
NFCla
Jf
OKNIRAL
STEEL
WARES
Product
an
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
September
e
m
iNews
or
me
ivimes
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Portland
Canal
Described
In
Spciaf
Article;
Jm-portant"Camp;
Railway'
Possibilities
'
During
the
year;
192S
the
Portland
.Canal
and
Naas
River
mining
divisions
produced
73.7
per
cent
of
the
total
lode
gold,
36
per
cent
of
the
silver,
and
34.5
per
cent
of
the
copper
produced
in
British
Columbia,
says
a
special
article
in
the
Mining
and
Industrial
Record.
This
came
almost
entirely
from
two
companies,
Granby
Consolidated
Min-incr.
Smeltiner
&
Power
Co..
Ltd..
oneratine
the
Hidden
Ureek
mine
and
Anyox
smelter,
and
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.,
Ltd.,
operating
the
Premier
mine,
near
Stewart.
Granby's
output
Is
largely
copper,
while
Premier
is
the
gold-silver
extension
of
the
railway
to
Peace
mine
of
the
north.
!
River,
connecting
with
the
rail-
Premier
can
reckon
lte
output
in
way
from
Edmonton
to
Peace
River
tons,
four
and
one-half
tons
of
gold
and
250
tons
of
silver,
1468
tons
of
lead
and
104
tons
of
coppe
spicuous
by
their
absence.
If
one
goes
to
Stewart
expecting
to
find
a
boom
camp
he
will
be
Crossing
and
Berwyn,
and
providing
transportation
to
Ingenlka,
Hudson
Hope
and
Groundhog,
having
been
obtained
from
275.811
wm
come
about
in
the
near
future.
tons
of
ore
mined.
It
produced
11
3
per
cent
of
the
'total
gold
and
12.5
per
cent
of
the
total
silver
output
of
all
Canadian
mines
during
the
year.
I
General
I
THISTLES
BEAT
EMPRESS
CLUB
The
country
tributary
to
Observ-
atory
Inlet
and
Portland
Canal
is
a
Football
Game
Last
Night
mining
country,
and
nothing
else.
:
Resulted
In
Score
of
The
mountains
rise
from
the
seat
'
"c
to
night.
The
weight
of
the
Scots
over
the
young
Empress
players
was
somewhat
of
a
factor
in
decldln?
disappointed.
There
is
an
air
of
Uie
touc-
Boih
club
eWl
satisfaction,
of
firm
belief
in
theiie"c,s-
ine
nowever,
pui
up
continued
growth
of
the
camp.,11"
resistance
than
the
score
i
Thirty-nine
properties
are
under
:lfct
Indicate.
:
development
and.
generally,
re-j
Dave
jAck
Ue
only
goal
Isponding
satisfactorily.
One
ls;m
tint
After
the
change
shipping
on
a
large
scale.
Five
are
iover-the
Thistles
had
things
pretty
getting
out
high-grade
ore
fori"11
tnelr
own,
way
on
the
down
shipment.
A
score
of
others
are,
and
Jock
Campbell
scored
tied
ud
throueh
lack
of
finance
Ulre
Koala
in
quick
succession.
1
rtv.n
t.
.
..
Charlie
or
company
re-organisation.
The
Railwav
The
'people
of
Stewart
do
not
an-
Baptie
made
the
conclud
ing
goal
William
Barton
refereed
and
ticlpate
'speedy
construcUon
of
the;8
Currle
and
A.
Clapperton
act-1
Cahadlan
Northeastern
Railway
to!"1
M
linesmen.
Weather
condi-.
Peace
River,
development
of
a
large
Uonse
were
Wl
and
a
good-steed
seaport
and
Influx
of
population.
I
crowa
wiuiewe
me
maicn
The
prevalent
idea
is
tfrat
the
rail
way
will
be
put
in
shape
to
the
George
Copper
mine,
on
Upper
Bear
River,
at
an
early
date
and
that
a
tramway
will
be
built
in
due
being
tested
by
diamond
drilling.
Some
stringers
of
very
high-grade
ore
have
been
located
but
no
com
With
four
games
yet
to
be
play
ed
the
league.,
standing
for
the
Mobley
Cop
is
now
as
follows:
W.L.PU.
Thirties
J
0
6
time
from'
American
Creek
to
the!Emtre84
2
2
4
Blg'Mlssouri;
that
the
raUway
wiURelment
0
3
0
Drobably
be1
extended
to
the
Naas
i
Th
nxt
same
will
be
played
and
Groundhog,
and
ultimately
to
j
lt
Tuesday
evening
between
the
Peace
Rlvei1.
Thistles
and
Regiment.
.
Those
who
know
the
section
to'
the
north
of
Premier
mine
are
M
1
T
firmly
convinced
that
it
will
be
an
lYiaKlIltJ
iep&LYS
important
camp.
Interest
centres
on
the
Big
Missouri
as
the
key
to
j
transportation
facilities
being
errr-j
ployed
on
that
property,
on
which'
work
is
being
done
by
Consolidated,
j
Considerable
tunnelling
has
beeni
carried
out,
but
now
the
mine
is
Wireless
Wharf
John
Currle
&
Son
Also
Awarded
Contract
For
Breakwater
Near
Old
Quarantine
Wharf
John
Currle
tc
Son,
who
are'
Plng
with
the
erection
mercial
tonnage
has
yet
been
proven.
When
the
time
comes
for
the
in-
the
marine
depot
for
the
fisheries
department,
hm
been
awarded
stallatlon
nf
&
mill
and
tr.m.v
in
the
anotner
contract
im
e
repairing
camp.
Consolidated
win
be
placed
in
a
very
strong
position
for
ot
old
quarantine
wharf
securing
the
entire
production
of
!which
u
now
a
a
Ending
the
locality.
It
Is
certain
that
lor
w
w,reieas
wauon
ana
me
mines
will
be
developed
in
proxlm-1
construction
01
a
Dreaswater
lty
to
the
Big
Missouri
and
theiinere-
great
drawback
of
difficult
trans-
j
Repairs
to
the
section
of
the
portatlon
of
ore
shipments,
under
oW
quarantine
wharf
used
by
tho
which
the
camp
has
been
handi-
j
wireless
station
will
consist
prln-capped,
would
be
overcome
by
such
clpally
of
redecking.
The
break-a
system.
The
acquisition
of
the
water
will
be
at
one
end
of
the
Canadian
Northeastern
Railway
by
.
wharf
and
Is
being
cut
Into
shel-the
Consolidated
Interests,
which
ter
floats
which
departmental
control
George
Copper
and
Big
Mis-'
boats
use.
It
win
be
built
of
piles
sourl,
therefore
holds
out
hopes
of
and
lumber,
early
benefit
to
Stewart.
I
The
work
Is
being
commenced
However,
we
reiterate
that
the
at
once
by
the
contractors.
TM
SPECIAL
SUMNER
FARES
END
SEPT.
JO
FINAL
RETURN
LI
HIT
OCTOBER
3IST
-IUCRVL
STOP
OVCnS
COINGANDnCTURNING
liiilQN
PAOFB
I'nlon
Station.
Seattle,
AVash.
DRYDOCKWINS
SOFTBALL
GAME
Defeated
Mound
House
and
Will
I'lay
Off
For
Second
l.'ulf
Honors
In
a
postponed
scheduled
soft-ball
game
last
night,
the
Dry
Dock
beat
the
Round
House
11
to
10,
in
a
fast
game.
Both
teams
played
good
ball,
with
lots
of
thrills
for
the
fans,
and
it
was
anybody's
game
right
to
the
last
man
to
bat.
Bond,
playing
shortstop
for
the
Shops,
played
a
brilliant
game
and
took
everything
that
came
his
way.
Gawthorne,
for
the
Dry
Dock,
played
a
nice,
steady
game.
The
teams:
Dry
Dock
McKeown.
Gawthorne.
Smith,
Kelsey,
Howe,
Reid,
Hedstrom,
McFee(
Palmer.
Round
House
Cameron,
Tul-luch,
Peterson,
Ferguson,
Bond.
Foreman,
Straehan,
Malr.
I
Umpire
Jackson
and
Coma-din.
1
The
play-off
for
the
second
half
'will
take
place
tonight
at
6:30
sharp,
between
the
Dry
Dock
and
Station.
sand
feet.
In
places
there
is
some
1x1
toe
ilni
leasue
football
fix-
.
timber,
but
not
in
the
large
stands
ure
to
P"
"
tw
weeks,
the
"
seen
down
the
coast.
Farmers,
lum-
Thtotta
blanked
the
Empress
So-
XWE$&eB$&ffilUDgaiP
bermen
and
fishermen
are
con-jO".
CTub
b
a
Kore
of
5
to
0
last
This
$jrnoon's
train,
due
from
!the
east'
at
3:30,
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
Week-End
Specials
ST.
CHARLES
MILK
Per
case
$5.25
SWIFTS
PURE
LARD
5-lb.
tin
..4fu..r..,...$ia0
EGOS
Fresh
extras.
Do.
.55
nivivtun
win"
.!!--(
3
dot.
for
$10
BROOKFIBLD
BUTTBR
3
lbs
$1.40
VITONB
Malt
chocotaLc
flavor.
tt-lb.
tin
38c
VITONE
1-m.
ttn
.'Me
CHRISTIE'S
SODA
BISCUITS
Tin
u......
45c
ROYAL
CITY
PORK
AND
BBANS
2.
2
tins
..J8c
COLUMBIA
PEAS-Sieve
5.
2
tins
55c
INSTANT
POSTUM
Large
ttn
50c
HEINZ
KSTCHUP-13
bottles
85c
BONELESS
PICKLED
PIGS'
FEET
Jar
.35c
CLARK'S
PEA
SOUP
2
tins
.
...25c
ROYAL
CROWN
SOAP
0
ban
25c
LIFEBUOY
SOAP
3
bar
25c
SWEET
ORANOES
S
doc
96c
RIPE
BANANAS
3
lbs
50c
ITALIAN
PRUNES
Crate
$1.16
Alberta
Market
P.
(JAMUI.A.
l'roprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
20l
Ladies--
Will
you
please
let
us
talk
KINGS
with
you
some
of
these
days?
Wc
don't
mean
In
an
ad.
What
wc
request
is
that
you
step
into
the
store
and
ask
to
see
our
Ladies'
rings.
Don't
expect
us
to
particularize
here.
Always
glad
to
answer
your
questions
and
assist
you
in
selecting.
t
ti
nrn
HN
rv
III
IiM'ep
(Jewellers
,THC
STORE
WITH
THE
CL0C
Fill.
AND
s.T
I
Two
Show
'
7
.
and
9
p.m.
BUDDY
ROGERS
IN-
The
River
of
Roman
ce
COMEDY
"SINGLE
BLISS"
.
COLOR
CLASSIC
"ROMANY
LOVE"
Admission,
15c
&
50c;
Sat.
Matinee,
2:30,
Admission,
10c
&
ZZc
Our
Shipment
of
Caps
Has
Arrived
You
are
sure
to
be
able
to
make
your
choice
in
this
new
fall
shipment
of
G
and
C
caps.
PRICED
REASONABLY
AT
$2.00
J.
A.
Kirkpatrick
6th
Street
Since
1908-
Prince
Rupert
FURNACE
or
STOVE
WOOD
Inside
Spruce
and
Hemlock,
Cut
11
and
1G-Inch
$1.50
PER
DOUULG
load
BOX
CUTTINGS,
$3.50
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LOAD
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i
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Evenings
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u
i"'
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-iw
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