IT
HAS
A
TEMPTING
FLAVOR
AND
HIGH
FOOD
VALUE
HRED
WHEAllSilH
With
all
the
bran
of
the
whole
wheat
The
crisp,
crunchy
shreds
of
whole
wheat
have
a
delicious
flavor
when
heated
in
the
oven
and
covered
with
K
t
milk.
Here
are
vitamins
and
mineral
salts
and
everything
c
body
needs
for
perfect
nourishment.
Delicious
for
any
meal.
Choosing
Another
Rhodes
Scholar
The
committee
Is
getting
ready
to
choose
another
Rhodes
scholar
for
British
Columbia
to
go
to
Oxford
for
three
years
for
a
course
of
study.
Students
applying
as
candidates
for
selection
must
b,
British
subjects,
at
least
five
years
in
Canada,
un
married,
between
the
ages
of
19
and
25,
and
have
completed
at
least
two
years
of
a
university
course.
The
appointee
must
excel,
not
only
in
scholastic
work,
but
In
physical
vigor,
as
snown
in
outdoor
sports,
and
must
have
moral
force
of
character
and
the
Qualities
of
manhood.
such
as
truth,
courage,
devotion
to
fluty,
sympathy,
kindliness,
unselfishness
and
fellowship.
CANMAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
1
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Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
OPEKATINU
G.
T.
P.
20,000-TON
FLOATING
DRYDOCK
engineers.
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
Makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
!
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING
Our
Plant
Is
Equipped
to
Handle
All
Kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK
PHONES
43
AND
385
BOUNDFOR
ALICE
ARM
Leading
Officials
of
Britannia
Min-
mpvo.
10
v
isii
lone
ana
Adjacent
Properties
To
pay
a
visit
of
Inspection
to
the
Toric
and
other
adjacent
mining
properties
which
are
under
development
by
the
company,
a
party
of
1
11
:
1
1
.1
Tiii
l
leauuig
uiuciuus
ui
we
riuiuma
Mining
St
Smelting
Co.
passed
through
the
city
on
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
bound
for
Alice
Arm.
In
the
party
were
w.
J.
Qulg-lev
of
New
York,
resident
of
the
Britannia
Co.;
C.
P.
Browning
of
Britannia
Beach,
general
manager;
D.
R.
Whlttakcr
of
Denver,
Colorado,
consulting
engineer;
and
C.
V
3rennan
of
Britannia
Beach,
chief
of
the
exploration
department
of
"he
company.
While
It
has
been
freely
reported
that
the
company
has
plans
for
large
scale
operations
at
Alice
Arm.
Mr.
Browning
stated
to
The
Dally
News
last
night
that
there
was
no
lication
as
yet
in
that
regard.
II.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver
Left
Yesterday
Morning
Early
Dance
Given
at
Naval
Headquar
ters
.Saturday
Mght
and
Cadets
Shown
Engines
of
Ship
H.M.Cfl.
Vanrnnvpr
Ipft
Prinw
Rupert
early
Sunday
morning
on
a
jeisureiy
cruise
oown
me
coast
and
will
arrive
back
at
her
bas
In
Esquimau
some
time
next
month.
On
Saturday
the
local
sea
cadets
were
snown
over
me
engine
rooms
and
machinery
of
the
vpmp!
nnri
much
cnloyed
the
experience.
They
were
in
charge
of
Chief
Petty
Officer
Youne
who
Is
their
local
Instructor.
A
rianr.p
was
(Hvpn
nt.
tho
1nnl
naval
headquarters
Saturday
night
the
place
being
gaily
decorated
for
the
occasion.
Nearly
fifty
men
from
the
ship
'were
guests
of
the
iocai
organization
ana
uie
anair
Dy
special
permission,
was
kept
up
until
about
one
o'clock.
Refreshments
were
served
at
11:30,
those
In
charge
being
Messrs.-
Harris.-McDonald,
Wrath
ail
and
Howe.
Mrs.
Young
was
convener.
Thp
nratlnm
nf
fMnprn
fur.
ta
ken
down
In
a
form
of
shorthand
oy
a
orcck
slave.
Boys
and
Girls.
This
Genuine
reCipoint
Pencil
fBEE
Just
for
bringing
us
one
new
subscription.
That's
all!
You
wi!l
have
pleasure
in
using
this
fine
pencil.
There
are
still
a
few
nonnln
Prince
Rupert
who
do
riot
sub-
scrioc
lor
The
Daily
News
to
be
ilelivered
to
them
every
day.
Boys
and
girls
who
secure
their
subscriptions
for
us
will
receive
a
pencil.
A
Redippint
Pencil
Free.1,":",
THE
D
AIT
Y
1MFW;
Let
the
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
work
for
you.
'I.
U,
.(4
(
iurui.
nnce
minert
R,.;i:k
ri
i
4
ululou
vuiuiiiuia
LOST
POUNDS
OF
FAT
in
2
short
weeks
Knisolirn
Salt
will
give
many
Art
Erson
joyous
surprUe,
Yqu
can
ock
pounds
oft
your
weight
and
yean
off
your
age
this
afe
and
eay
way.
Every
morning
take
"the
little
daily
dose
of
Kruachen
in
a
glass
of
hot
water
before
breakfast.
ThU
will
mean
that
every
particle
of
poisonous
wat
matter
and
harmful
acids
and
gases
is
being
expelled
from
the
system.
They
are
the
cause
of
all
the
trouble
because
they
remain
in
the
system
and
accumulate
in
the
form
of
excess,
unhealthy
fat.
"
I
have
lost
several
pounds
in
less
than
2
weeks.
It
is
so
safe
and
easy.
No
dieting,
no
drugs,
I
have
tried
several
other
ways,
but
with
no
good
results.
Kruschen
is
all
you
claim
it
to
be.
Mrs.
E.
II.
After
three
or
four
weeks
of
the
littlo
daily
dose,
get
on
to
the
scales
and
set
how
many
pounds
of
fat
you
have
lost.
Your
mirror
also
will
tell
you
what
you
have
gained
in
health
and
vigour.
Your
eyes
will
sparkle,
your
skin
will
be
clearer,
you
will
feel
unbelievably
youthful
and
energetic
you
will
fed
many
pounds
lighter
and
many
yean
younger."
Conservatives
of
Skeena
Riding
in
General
Meeting
Two
Resolutions
Passed
and
.
Officers
Elected
After
Which
Addresses
Given
Sargent
of
Hazelton.
The
election
of
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
resulted
as
follows:
Honorary
presidents
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
and
Hon.
S.
F.
Tolmle.
Honorary
vice-president
J.
C.
Brady
M.P.
and
F.
Dockrill.
.
T.
r,
BIDDING
AT
TERRACE
IS
'VERY
KEEN
Baskets
Sold
With
J.
C.
Brady
as
Auctioneer
Brought
Good
Prices
at
Social
TERRACE,
Oct.
14:
Great
suc-
cess
attended
thp
pffnrt.s
nf
thp.
;
Terrace
Fall
Fair
Associations
In!
staging
the
whlst
drive,
basket,
social
and
dance
which
was
held!
in
O.W.V.A.
Hall
on
Friday
night.
N.
Sherwood
had
charge
of
thet
whlst
tables
'and
prizes
for,
high;
:
scores
were
won
by
Mrs.
Dr.
Brum-
i
mitt
on
a
cut
with
Miss
Mary
V.
Smith,
and
by
Robt.
Do
Kergam-
meaux,
with
Jas.
Lever
receiving
the
consolation.
1
The
Dresentinor
of
thp
whist1
prize
and
the
auctioning
of
the
baskets
was
done
by
J.
C.
Brady
M.P.
.of
Prince
Rupert,
following
a
onei
speecn
in
wnicn
he
urged
I
cooperation
in
developing
a
market
in
Prince
Rlinprt
fnr
lnra1
produce.
As
an
auctioneer,
he
made
a
great
name
for
himself
very
high
prices
being
paid
for
many
of
the
baskets.
Mr.
Brady's
voice
piayea
out
Derore
ail
were
sold
and
tne
remainder
were
auc
tioneu
by
R.
Beecher.
The
total
amount
realized
for
the
baskets
was
S131.25.
Miss
Anna
Desjar-dlnes
won
the
$10
gold
piece
for
uwiung
me
DosKet
soiq
for
the
largest
sum,
her
basket
bringing
$16.
Miss
Qwver
received
the
second
prize
of
five
dollars,
with
her
basket
which
brouaht
S10.
These
prizes
were,
also
presented
uy
ivir.
uraay.
HAZET.TfiN
fVt
14-
Th
on.'
FnllnuHnw
nnn
-
-
,
vv.
-
-
-
-
guci,
UUIlLlilK
UJ1I
nual
meeting
of
the
Central
Con-
tlnued,
music
beimr
furnished
by
tvauve
Association
ior
OKeena
a
tour-piece
orcnestra.
Riding
was
held
in
Hazelton
on
Thursday
night
and"
was
attended
f
nf
!
f
rl
bv
deleeates
from
Terrace.
Rpmn
I
TJO
IWt3lC
AT
Knnni
Usk.
Smitheri
Tplkwa:
HarPln
"
v
and
other
polling
divisions
P
I
1
I?
Pi
throughaut
the
riding.
The
meet-
aS)lfi
TOf
sJlGWai!
Shipment
Goin;
North
Last
Night
tiu
uc
usca
oy
roruanti
uanal
Telephone
&
Telegraph
Co.
Ooing
north
on
the
steamer
Catala
.
last
evening
.
was
two
miles
.
of
4
1
A
t
t
iw-pair
tuu-pair
leiepnone
came
rrom
First
vipp-nrMirfpnt
tSr
fi,n,
i
wonire81
"r
we
i'oruana
uan&i
ofd
Smlthers
-
-
Telephone
and
Telegraph
Co.,
Ltd.,
Second
vicelnreairfpnt
m
1
?hlA
"Ptesjthe
telephone
.ys-
Whltlow.
Usk"
r
LSmffitmW-'Vto
uSrrar""-
0"
T'
t
rSi
4C
'
.
,
?
,
u
.
manager.
The
cable
will
be
used
In
--------w-,
V
v
ttUU
CAI'JI1I'J11
the
association.-were
ndnnttvl
nnri
wnt-lr
hv
thu
nAmM
"
iwn
m;
viiv
VUllllMliJ,
WlliVti
limn
.
will
be
presented
for
consideration
already
Insulted
one
mile
of
cable
ai
tne
lorthtomlne
orovinclal
since
(u
fnrmatinn
f
mnnth.
.utiiciriitr
ucins
iieia
in
tiam-
'OODS.
The
first
nalrpH
fnr
an
couallzation
nf
vhnnl
fav
Tf
was
claimed
that
the
school
taxes
Were
unfair
to
lanrt
nnrnr
nnri
the
resolution
will
ask
for
careful
Consideration
nf
WUlattnn
which
will
distribute
this
tax
to
embrace
all
heads
of
households
and
all
persons
over
21
vears
of
aee
as
wpll
n
HmS..
mines
and
business
Interests
held
ouwiae
or
school
districts.
The
second
asked
that
thp
eminent
comply
with
their
own
'aw
regarding
payment
of
employees
everv
twn
u'ppV
onH
(hot
vhen
camps
in
the
public
works
department
close
down,
payment
'or
Work
donp
hp
ImmpHlatsiv
a
v.
.......
.Hau.vw.J
W
.
al'able.
Following
a
faw
nmrHi
newly
elected
president,
J.
C.
Brady
M.p.
was
called
on.
and
gave
Etlrrinir
addrwu.
iiralncr
nrtlnn
vnd
coone
ration
in
matters
pertaining
to
the
best
Interests
of
the
party.
F.
Dockrill
alan
hrlpflv
oHrtro
ed
the
audience,
conratulatlns;
them
on
the
splendid
meetlmr
USt
held
whlrh
hp
plalmwt
warn
-
saw
n9
he
best
In
the
hlstorv
nf
thp
central
association.
He
also
urged
uuMcmuon
ana
sieaay
action.
ueiresnments
-were
served
by
hp
H&ntltnn
luHv
HaWato
tnr
which
appreciation
was
voiced
by
the
visitors.
TEItltACE
W.
Jarman
nf
IPlllmnrp
and
daughter.
Miss
R.
Jarman
of
Victoria,
who
have
been
visitors
at
the
home
of
the
former's
daughter.
Mrs
TViurnlnir
loft
nn
Sunday
for
Victoria.
Mrs.'
Downing
.
n
I
.n-uuniymiicu
mem
as
xar
as
Prince
Rupert.
R.
RraA.lv
nf
ihm
T.nmlnotivt
Mi
terlals
Ltd..'
New
Westminster,
who
was
a
visitor
In
the
district
durlnsr
thp
wppIt
in
th
intAruti
nt
the
cottonwood
Industry,
returned
auuui
on
xnursaay.
A.
Ifhnlmusnnrf
ni.Kllfl
-
'
-
...
..UUU,
fWW.l,
0,llJJl
nrincmal
t
tpppIvpH
vnrrf
nn
ViTaA-
needay
last
of
the
sudden
death
of
jus
iiiuuier
in
csaimon
Arm,
ana
left
to
attend
the
funeral.
During
his
absence,
Mrs.
Holmwood
Is
sun-plying
at
the
school.
Miss
Moffatt
left
for
Prince
Rupert.
on
Saturday
J.,0.
B,rady
M.P-,
of.
Prince
Rupert
stopped
over
In
Terrace
Friday
on
his
return
from
the
Hazelton
conference
and
continued
on
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Saturday.
Mrs.
Alrd
and
Mrs.
Barnes
of
Pacific
were
in
tpwn
Saturday.
Mrs.
Edenshaw
and
children
of
Massett,
who
have
been
visiting
at
the
hnmp
nf
Mr
Prul
mibV.
left
for
the
coast
on
Baturday.
From
February
to
August,
the
moCKlnirhlrri
nn.
Hntl
rf.
nj
night,
ago
by
the
amilaamatiinn
of
thn
Stewart
and
Hyder
telephone
ys-
bCUlS.
Week-End
Specials
FOU
Friday,
Saturday
and
Monday
CARRY
&
SAVE!
JUICY
ORANGES
3
doe
Mcintosh
red
apples
Per
box
PEARS
3s.
4
Una
CHERRIES
Red,
pitted.
Per
Un
50c
S2.50
95c
25c
ASPARAQUS
TIPS
Square
$Z
95c
ASPARAGUS
TIPS
Picnic
size.
5
for
MARMALADE
Malkln's
Best.
4s.
Per
tin
95c
Take
advantage
of
these
prices
on
asparagus
and
buy
your
requirements
now.
59c
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Cash
&
Carry
319
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Ave.
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ji
mn
i
LINDSAY'S
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Storage
Phone
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Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
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We
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nower.
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AND
TUES,
Two
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7
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9
p.m.
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In
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of
Affairs
PATIIE
NEWS
a
COMEDY
ADMISSION,
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50c
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upert
Brand"
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&
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Storage
Co.,
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PRINCE
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C.
COAL!
MINE
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LUMP
Per
ton
$13.50
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EGG
Per
ton
$12.50
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ton
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t
why
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days.
Patented
Evereadv
Lavcrbilt
con
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makes
it
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to
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more
current-making
material
in
a
given
space.
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Layerbilt
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batteries
longer
and
better
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