PAGE
SIX
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a
pi
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to
the
great
Canadian
grain
in
its
most
delicious
form!
Made
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Flakes
and,,
enjoyed
by
more
than
12,000,000
people
every
day.
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wholesome
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or
displayed
by
the
Llquoi
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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Somebody
la
waiting
to
sell
that
car,
or
typewriter,
or
whatever
else
It
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are
In
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market
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habit
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"If
it's
fully
told
it's
quickly
sold"
CONCLUSION
OF
CONGRESS
Sslvatlqn
.Armj
jGathrring.Came
to
Close
Last
Nlght
heTastolTa
m6$
successful
series
of
meetings
was
held
at
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
last
night.
This
took
the
form
of
a
musical
program
Interspersed
with
a
variety
of
other
Items.
Staff
Captafn
Acton,
divi
sional
commander
from
Wrangeil.
Alaska,
was
in
the
chair.
Many
places
at
which
the
'Army
is
at
work
In
;
this!
district.
wfcre
represented
with
aspeclal
Item,
among
them
be
ing,
Glen
Vowell,
Hazelton,
Cedar-
vale,
Kitselas,
Metlakatla,
Canyon
City,
Port
Simpson,
Prince
Rupert,
as
well
as
Ketchikan
and
Metlakatla,
Alaska.
A
banner
was
presented
to
the
corps
which
gave
the
most
to
the
Missionary
appeal.
This
banner
was
for
only
native
corps.
The
winner
was
Hazelton,
where
Envoy
Holland
Is
in
charge.
Some
of
the
items
were
worthy
of
special
mention
and
were
vociferously
applauded.
Tne
natives
possess
excellent
musical
and
vocal
ability.
From
every
point
of
view
the
congress
has
been
a
success
and
'it
Is
expected
that
next
year
there
will
be
a
much
larger
number
of
delegates.
;s
The
program
last
evening
was
as
follows:
Opening
Song.
Prayer.
Chairman's
remarks.
Staff
Cap-
tain
Acton.
Solo,
Mrs.
Atkinson.
Address.
"Father
Duncan,"
Bnvoy
Tomllnson.
Cedarvale.
Chorus,
Envoy
Halland,
Hazelton.
Duet.
"The
Army
Will
Be
There",
iinvoy
W.
Wright
and
McKay.
Solo,
Mrs.
Envoy
Milne.
Recitation,
Mary
Lamb.
Men's
Duet,
Canyon
City
Officers.
Trombone
Solo,
Bandsman
J.
Starr.
Surprise
item,
Metlakatla.
Solo,
Mrs.
Envoy
Clifton.
Duet,
Mrs.
Ma
Jury
and
3.
Starr.
Solo,
Bandmaster
Aukland.
Duet.
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
McKay,
Port
Simpson.
Solo.
Bro.
Alexcee.
Solo.
Peter
Wale
of
Hazelton.
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50c
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Sunlight
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J.
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5
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Soap
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday.
An
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Discoveries
on
Black
Bear
Group
Woodbine
Is
Resuming
Work
Soon
District
Did
Well
at
Vancouver
Exhibition
This
season's
work
on
the
Black
Bear
group,
which
ad
joins
the
Red
Top
near
the
headwaters
of
Bear
Kiver,
has
;
disclosed
some
very
fine
ore.
Copper
assays
as
high
as
12.1
per
cent
with
$8
in
gold
and
galena
assays
giving
82
per
cent
lead,
32
ounces
silver
and
$4
in
gold
have
been
obtained.
The
owners,
Messrs.
Bolen,
Garner
and
Gillof,
are
well
pleased
with
these
very
encouraging
results
and
are
I
busy
prosecuting
surface
development
on
the
property.
A
well
mineralized
vein
of
quartz
porphyry,
eight
feet
wide,
nas
also
been
located
during
the
recent
work.
This
is
the
very
latest
discovery
and
no
assays
have
as
yet
been
obtained.
The
owners
look
upon
this
as
the
most
Important
discovery
upon
the
property.
Last
year
the
Black
Bear
came
Into
prominence
when
it
was
announced
that
surface
work
had
revealed
a
streak
of
ore
running
81.7
per
cent
lead
and
29.0
ounces
silver,
being'
the
effect
that
the
high
grade
vein
'
-
has
widened
to
three
feet
and
that
shipment
Jack
Rennie
has
the
hauling
contract.
A
crew
of
men
have
commenced
work
on
the
Woodbine
property
at
Stewart,
getting
the
camp,
pine
lines,
etc.
in
shape
for
the
recom-
i
mencement
of
development
work,
i
The
prooerty
will
be
In
acUve
op-
j
eratton
by
September
1
with
a
crew
of
about
twelve
men
under
the:
personal
direction
of
Hush
Mr-Outre.
The
persistence
of
gold
va-
lues
In
the
ores
of
this
property
is
a
most
encouraging
feature
and
Justifies
further
development.
Extensive
surface
prospecting
an!
underground
j
exploration
will
be
undertaken
and
the
results
to
be
obtained
from
this
projected
work
arc
looked
forward
to
with
considerable
Interest
particularly
in
view
;
of
the
fact
that
persistent
rumors
are
current
to
the
effect
that
gone
gold
values
have
been
obtained
at
depth
In
the
adjoining
Premier'
property.
Mr.
McGulre
visited
the
mine
a
few
days
ago
and
has
new
gone
to
Vancouver
to
compleU
ar-rangements
for
the'
resumption
of
work.
Louis
Lecge
has
uncovered
some
very
promising
looking
ore
on
the
claims
in
which
he
is
interested
near
Chlckamln
Glacier
In
the
Portland
Canal
district.
Fair
average
values
In
gold,
silver
and
lead
have
been
obtained
over
a
width
of
10
feet.
Legge
and
his
associates
are
pospectlng
the
surface
by
means
of
open
cuts.
Portland
Canal
again
this
year
carried
off
honors
for
mineral
displays
at
the
Vancouver
Exhibition.
In
addition
to
the
award
which
was
received
by
the
Silverado
mine
for
the
best
exhibit
of
native
silver
ore,
minerals
displayed
from
the
Stewart
district
were
awarded
a
cup
for
the
best
general
district
exhibit
of
ores.
First
prise
for
the
best
individual
property
exhibit
of
copper-ores
went
to
the
Glenora-Queen
group
on
the
Stikine
River.
Second
prise
for
the
best
lead-zinc
ore
went
to
the
Ingenlka
Mines
Ltd.
on
the
'
Ingenika
River
while
the
Stella
group
at
Alice
Arm
got
first
prise
for
the
best
exhibit
of
molybdenum
ore.
The
Portland
Canal
exhibit
is
stated
to
have
been
the
largest
and
most
representative
collection
ever
assembled
in
the
province.
The
northwestern
mineral
survey
district
exhibit
this
year
In
addition
to
ores
from
Stewart,
Alice
Arm
and
AUin
was
greatly
in
created
by
some
splendid
displays
from
the
Taku
and
Stikine
River
sections.
ALARMF0R
L0N
CHANEY
Famous
Character
Aelor
of
Screen
It
Battling
With
Attack
of
Anaemia
LOS
ANGELES,
Aug.
26:
Lon
Chaney,
motion
picture
character
actor,
is
battling
with
anaemia.
lie
has
received
at
least
two
blood
transfusions
and
studio
,
officials
express
concern
over
his
condition.
Chaney
rallied
.somewhat
last
night
and
there
was
reported
to
be
a
change
for
the
better
in
his
This
Year's
Pack
Of
Salmon
Double
Twenty
Years
Ago
Twenty
years
ago
the
salmon
oaek
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
accompanied
In
the
same
vein
by
totalled
530,000
cases
which
was
two
and
a
half
to
three
feet
of
cop-
considered
at
that
time
a
very
good
per
ore.
At
that
time
no
work
what-!
showing.
So
far
this
year,
with
the
ever
had
been
done
on
the
property
season
not,
yet
finished,
the
total
beyond
what
could
be
accomplished
pack
for
the
coast
is
1.197,457
cases
with
a
pick.
The
high
copperjvaluea'or
more
than
double
that
of
1M0.
are
found
on
Claim
No.
3.
All
told,
(
That
year
as
this,
the
Skeena
had
the
group
consists
of
five
claims,
jthe
largest
pack
of
any
individual
'district.
Latest
news
from
the
Kenneth
'
group
In
the
.Stewart
district
Is
to
Un'on
steamer
Catala.
Capt.
A.
Dbknon.
returned
to
port
at
10
I
V
Inrlr
this
mnmintj
Irntn
Anvnv
the
crew
U
busy
sacking
ore
:
art
and
other
northern
points
will
tall
at
3.30
this
afternoon
or
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
NEW
DIRECTOR
OF
TUCKETTS
Mr.
L.
R.
Creene,
Vice-President
of
The
Tuclcett
Tobacco
Co.
Limited,
recently
do
tod
to
the
Directorate
at
'
tkU
well-known
Canadian
company.
Mr.
Greene
joined
the
Tockctt
Company
in
1915
as
Manager
of
Sales
snd
Advertising.
Prior
to
that
time
he
had
served
for
17
years
with
Sherwin-Williams
Company
at
Cleveland
and
Montreal.
Mr.
dreene
is
weH
known
throughout
Canada
fur
bis
interest
la
public
affair.'
lie
U,
at
present,
the
President
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Hamilton.
He
is
past
President
of
the
Rotary
Club,
and
a
past
firesides
and
Director
of
the
Canadian
Association
of
National
Advertisers
and
is
a
roudi
sought
after
speaker,
being
ananthority
on
sales
and
advertising.
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After
Many
Attempts,
Peak
Is
Reached
For
First
Time
a,
.
This
Year
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MOUNT
ROBSON.
B.C..
Atie.
2u:
Mount
Robson
after
many
Attempts
has
been
climbed
for
the
first
time
this
season.
A
party
composed
of
N.
E.
Odell
and
C.
G.
Crawford
of
London.
England,
both
members
of
the
Mount
Everest
expedition
and
Terrls
Moore
of
Haddon
Field,
N.Y.,
are
now
on
their
way
down
to
theii
base
camp
after
successfully
gaining
the
summit.
It
was
In
a
lone
attempt
to
cllmfc
Mount
Robson,
12,072
feet
high,
the
highest
peak
in
the
Canadian
Rockies,
that
Newman
D.
Waffl
of
Orange,
NJ,
lost
his
life
two
weeks
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