PAUfi
lWO
for
the
kiddies'
evening
meal
you
couldn't
serve
a
better
dish
than
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
with
milk
or
cream.
So
easy
to
digest.
Extra
good
for
children
8
CORN
S.
N.
Boyle,
accountant
for
th
Canadian
National
Telegraphs
her
will
sail
tomorrow
evening
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
holiday
visit
to
his
home
in
New
Westminster.
SUITS
Made
to
Your
Measure
$30.00
and
Up
Cleaning
&
Pressing
for
Ladies
&
Gentlemen
Sliarman
Co.
Phone:
Black
78
Opposite
Post
Office
Thit
adverthement
It
not
pub
lished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
orbyth
Covtm-menl
oj
'British
Columbia,
CORN
FLAKES
Sold
by
M
grottri.
Serttd
bf
hottl;
mtaurantt,
ttHeritu
on
iintri
'
SAND
PIT
WON
GAME
Defeated
Seal
Cove
48
to
Night
in
Rupert
East
IS
Last
The
Sand
Pit
defeated
Seal
Cove
by
a
score
of
48
to
18
in
the
Rupert
East
Softball
League
last
evening,
the
game
being
played
at
the
Dry
Dock
field.
Batteries
were
D.
Casoy
,and
P.
Ferguson
for
the
Sand
Pit
j
and
M.
Colusl
and
T.
Beryl
for
Seal
i
Cove.
I
Line-ups
were:
Sand
Pit
J.
Murray,
D.
Casey,
W.
i
White,
J.
Murray,
P.
Krook,
O.
Ca-!sey,
Geddes,
P.
Gomes
and
P.
Ferguson.
j
Seal
Cove
M.
Colusl,
T.
Beryl,
!
McLean,
J.
Reynolds,
J.
Wood
house,
1
B.
McLean,
J.
Dixon,
J.
Colusl
and
A.
Hedstrom.
i
Score
by
innings:
Seal
Cove
3
1
0
5
2
6
0
0
118
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ORE
FIND
IN
SABINE
Important
Discovery
Made
On
Rainbow
Croup,
1C
Miles
From
Smithrrs
SMITIIERS.
July
31
Reliable
news
has
been
brought
in
to
the
Omineca
Branch
of
the
Chamber
of
Mines,
together
with
mineral
specimens
from
the
find,
of
a
new
and
important
strike
of
ore
made
on
the
Rainbow
Oroup,
on
the
routh
west
slope
of
the
Babine
Mountains.
18
miles
from
Smlthers.
Development
work
being
conducted
during
the
past
three
weeks
by
the
local
syndicate
owning
the
pro-petty
has
shown
up,
according
to
this
report,
a
vein
ten
feet
In
width.
Of
this
the
hanging
wall
side
shows
no
less
than
7
feet
of
chalcoprite
ore.
In
addition
to
values
in
copper
and
silver,
this
ore
has
In
the
past
been
found
to
ontaln
important
gold
content
Samples
are
being
sent
for
assay
and
others
will
go
forward
to
the
Chamber
of
Mines
in
Vancouver
to
be
shown
there.
Although
this
syndicate
of
local
people
are
very
short
on
funds
at
the
present
time
they
are
continuing
the
work.
They
feel
that
they
have
now
established
that
which
I
they
have
been
seeking
for
years,
to
uncover.
James
Wright,
head
cf
!
the
syndicate,
la
president
of
thlv
branela
of
the
B.
C.
Chamber
of!
Mines,
and
was
one
of
the
first!
locators
(back
In
1883)
of
what
lsj
now
ine
Monarch
Mine
near
Field
Merchants
Back
Fair
Board
In
Los
Angeles
Trip
r
The
merchants
of
the
city
are
getting
behind
the
Fair
Board
in
connection
with
the
sending
of
a
candidate
to
the
Fiesta
in
Los
Angeles
and
an
announcement
will
be
made
tomorrow
or
Monday
as
to
the
aid
the
candidates
will
receive
out-
Sand
Pit
.3
3
711
5
2
6
6
5
48
side
that
already
published.
as
Pine-Laden
Air
FOR
A
BIG
THIRST...
What
a
relief
to
get
a
real
quencher
like
Carting's
IHack
Isabel
Lager
Beer
as
refreshing
ns
a
sudden
shower
after
scorching
heat...
as
invigorating
as
an
October
day...
as
satisfying
aan
job
well
done...
as
cooliiigasthehrcczeoiTthchtke...
Cnrling's
Black
Label
Lager
Beer
With
all
its
quality
it
costs
no
mora.
V&rling's
Black
Label
Lager
Beer
Tm
ZhE
extra
extra
quality
quality
goes
goes
PfrSJ
PUC,
into
into
Arabela
Arabela
Cigars
Cigars
at
at
the
the
ffjM
''W&M
sunlit,
airy
factory
.
.
.
that
is
why
you
get
extra
enjoyment
when
you
smoke
them
.
.
.
the
fragrance
and
freshness
are
sealed
in
.
.
.
try
the
pocket
pack
of
five.
Plans
Solo
Flight
Laura
Ingalls.
St.
Louis,
Mo
.
.avtatrix
is
in
New
York,
preparing
foi
her
prosperiexl
solo
flight
attempt
of
the
Atlantic
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
July
31,
1911
Germany
is
preparing
to
with
draw
from
Morocco
following
an
ul
timatum
by
the
British
government
that
she
vacate
Agadlr.
Parliament
has
been
dissolved;
aod
an
flection
ta
called
for
Sep-
1
Umber
21.
,
Canadian
cruiser
Nlobe
struck
a
;
)Oi
tfd
in
danger.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Savoy
Hotel
I'rtnce
RuperTl
loading
family
hotel.
Hot
and
told
water
In
all
roonu
A.
J.
I'RUDfhUlME.
Prop.
Cor.
of
Fraser
uul
Fifth
Sta.
SAVOY
O.
Olson,
C.N.R.;
H.
Johnson
city.
New
Royal
Hotel
I.
Zarrlll.
Top
TIIK
IIOIM.
WOKTII
WHIM!
Hot
A
Ooli
Water:
Sttsm
Hut
75c
PKIt
DAY
ANU
UP
Trlrpli.n.
tftl
KOYAL
John
Dodda.
C.K.R.
Knox
Hotel
Arc
Our
MEALS
Oood?
Our
Guests
Say
They
Are.
CHILDREN'S
ANKLE
SOCKS
Lots
to
choose
from;
patterns
and
styles
to
suit
everyone;
sites
7
to
8Va
Q-fl
A
A
3
pairs
for
JX.UU
SILK
UNDERWEAR
SPECIAL
Vest
Si
Bloomer
Sets;
lace
trimmed
St
tailored
styles;
assorted
shades;
Dressier
&
Bloomer
Sets;
laee
trimmed
Jtyles;
per
set
Night
Oowns;
Pyjamas
and
Combinations
-
each
by
far
the
greatest
value
4ta
LVUZTsssHH
-Y
Mil
W
,
nnTTTTIITTTnmTl
THim
TT1
S1.00
S1.00
23
Dozen
pure
Irish
Linen
Tea
or
a
Us
Cloths;
ready
for
use;
size
Jlxtt-rh
f
a
a
worth
35c
each;
Dollar
Day,
4
tor-""
SILK
CRYSTALLINE
3
dhades
attractive
designs;
this
cloth
is
very
popular
now
for
the
long
style
dress,
both
for
street
and
nvenlng
wear;
reg.
Qf
A
A
$1
50;
Dollar
Day,
per
yard
$ILUlf
s
SATURDAY
at
FRASER
&
PAYNE'S
A
fortunate
purchase
of
over
$3,000
made
from
the
slock
of
R.
J.
Whitla,
Winnipeg
wholesale
manufacturers,
uiio
recently
went
into
liquidation,
on
sale
Saturday
less
than
manufacturer's
cost,
lielow
are
a
few
of
the
items
for
Saturday
selling.
You
can
rely
on
every
article,
quality
and
quantity
being
in
slock
as
KAYSER
HOSE
25
Doz.
Semi-Service
and
Chiffon
Pure
Thread
Silk,
full-fashioned.
This
Is
a
superior
quality
to
anything
we
have
sold
yet,
all
new
shades,
every
pair
perfect;
this
Hrve
on
f
A
""
A
sale
Saturday
only
at.
per
pair
LADIES'
XON-HUN
BLOOMERS
25
Doz.
Extra
good
heavy
quality
In
shades
of
i
naize
vhite.
nlle.
peach,
orcUiU;
staes.
small,
medium
and
large.
2
pairs
for
$1.00
ANKLE
SOCKS.
SILK
PLAITED
10
Doz.
Only
Ladles'
Ankle
Bocks;
sizes
3'2
to
10:
new
styles;
sell
colors,
maize,
blue,
fawn,
dark
fawn
and
white;
regular
QQf
values
65c
pair;
Dollar
Day,
per
pair''
150
YARDS
BLACK
Dl'CIIKSSE
SATIN
Beautiful
cloth;
fast
black,
gold
edge
t:
36
inches
wide;
regular
price
CM
An
$1.75
yard.
Dollar
Day,
per
yard
O-taUU
WOOL
SUITINCi
TAFFETA
3-piece
of
thU
splendid
material,
suitabl-
:
raits,
dresses,
skirts,
etc.;
guaranteed
'
lutely
pure
wool;
tsst
colors;
36
inches
regular
price.
$L2S
yard.
7Qp
Dollar
Day.
per
yard
''
6
PIECES
OF
IMPORTED
SUITINGS
Suitable
for
skirts,
suits.
coaU.
etc
.
pure
b
wool:
assorted
shades;
38
inches
wi-ir
(Pilar
price
C2.95
yard
Ooaar
Day.
per
yard
50-INCH
SHADOW
CLOTHS
Wc
have
exceptional
value
to
this
lln.
.ill
ported
shadows.
50
inches
wide;
nothiiu1.
n.
ter
ior
iooss
covers.
draDes.
etc.:
Mil
:i
u
stgns:
reg.
to
$1.73
yard
Dollar
Day.
per
yard
-1
81.60
300
Yards
Roller
TowelTlna;
very
ah-
CiuaUty;
17
Inches
wide;
extra
Cf
f
fl
good
value,
at
10
yards
for
JJ.VV
400
Yards
Pure
Linen
Towelling;
17
iin
'
wWe;
aood
firm
weave;
splendid
Of
Art
vrnrln?
qiiality:
6
yards
for
v"u
TURKISH
TOWELS
Good
size
white
Turkish
Towels;
extia
u
wearing
quality;
assorted
colored
gf
rtfl
borders;
5
for
7J..W
Large
size
white
snd
colored
Enaliah
Towi
very
soft
and
absorbent
jjl
QQ
Extra
large
23x48-Inch
heavy
white
Turkic
Bath
Towels;
assorted
colored
Of
OA
borders;
2
for
tJL.VU'
400
YARDS
FLAT
CREPE
SELLING
FOR
$L00
Don't
miss
this
opportunity;
the
cloth
is
perfect
and
absolutely
pure
silk:
8wi
mnniifnrturt-:
intiiCTi
wiae,
in
snaaes
or
wisteria,
corn,
cocoa
brown,
rose,
light
fawn,
Mother
Ooosc.
black
and
navy;
Regular
value
$2.30
yd.
Dollar
Day
Price,
per
yard
MEN'S
SILK
It.
V.
D.x
25
Dozen
excellent
quality
Rayon
Sflk
B.
V.
Djj
in
shades
of
peach,
flesh.
chamDamie
p-h"
and
white.
Dollar
Day,
per
suit
STOCK
VV
IN
MEN'S
SILK
k
WOOL
sn,
ire
'
30
Dozen
pair
and
every
pair
perfect;
all
Mean
nrw
patterns;
regular
values
75c
and
$1
00
3
P-
Vl.Vl)
?palrsror
1.00
89c
J
S1.00J
j