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SAYS
MISS
HELEN
O.
CAMPBELL
M
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cost
not
quite
"4
of
a
rent
more
per
baling
that
the
cheapest
Inferior
baking
powders.
Why
not
ute
this
fine-quality
baking
powder
aaA.be
sure
of
satisfactory
result!?
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harmful
InArrOWnt.
Pabllsned
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PKINCL
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IMtCOMK
MINING
MINDED
MJ
la
Canada
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
.
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H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Manatclne-Edttor
SUBSCRIPTION
KATES
City
dellvov,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yeariy
period,
paid
In
advance
ISA
pan
in
advance,
per
weet
.in
by
nuui
to
.ill
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
and
Reporters'
Telephone
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
3.00
Friday.
Dec.
1.
1M.
GENERAL
SIR
ARTHUR
CURHIE
y-hr
Arthur
Currie
was
one
of
Canada's
great
men.
He
v
a
self-made
man,
most
of
his
early
manhood
being
s
nt
in
Victoria.
As
a
school
teacher
in
a
country
school
;
i
later
in
Victoria
he
was
simply
a
young
man
with
am-i
n.
He
became
a
militia
officer,
first
with
the
Fifth
1
iment
and
later
with
the
Gonlon
Hiihlanders
which
1
rgaTjiw!
and
a
considerable
part
of
which
went
with
to
the
war.
In
business
he
was
not
a
great
sueceas.
His
its
lav
in
other
directkms.
He
was
pre-emiRently
.a
aryfloeaoer
attn-ag
uch
hw
ability
was
generaUv
re-ke$
qfcflcHe
war
he
held
the
position
of
president
'
-eGSI
Uruverrity
w
ith
dignity
and.
when
he
spoke
on
wbectio
die
public,
the
whole
nation
listened.
vnio
COMMISSION
The
Canadian
Radio
Commission
has
come
in
for
a
good
citic'sm
but.
durin
its
existence,
it
has
done
some
ulTork.
especially
in
improving
the
quality
of
Cana-i
broadcasts.
"i
one
?ohrt
it
has
failed
so
far.
It
has
not
yet
given
Bri-Columbia
a
broadcasting
station.
The
tin-pot
affair
Vancouver
which
it
took
over
from
the
Canadian
3na!
Railwav
(laee
not
properly
serve
the
province.
seMorn
that
it
can
he
heard
clearly
without
any
dis-inee
Prmce
Rupert.
It'has
neither
strength
or
elar-nd
h
too
near
the
wave
of
other
powerful
stations
h
olten
drown
its
feeble
voice.
'
briff
aaeUs
Calgary
provides
a
service
which
can
be!
fl
in
Prince
Rupert
hut
it
is
unreliable
and
people
ild
much
rather
listen
in
to
Vancouver
if
they
could.
pho'-dd
continually
urge
that
a
better
station
be
eree-'
'
eorriefielear
the
big
centre
of
population
-that
jld
giew
a'velkujle,
alMlay
service
such
as
they
have!
We
art
told
that
never
before
has
there
been
as
much
1
nin?
xrlf
going
on
at
or
near
Stewart
tin
December
as
?re
is
today
Work
is
being
pushed
ahead
on
a
number!
properties
v.
hich
it.i
likely
will
be
developed
into
mines.
1
addition
to
this
there
re1
operations
on
Queen
Char-1
tte
islands,
at
Porxsherskuid
and
at
IWk,
Smithers
and
other
mterior
points.
There
is
mining
development
going,
on
a'l
tro'ind
m
and
there
will
be
more
in
the
future.
In,
vitnv
nf
thi
it
h
w
dpsirable
that
we
follow
the
advice
of
Dr
Mandv,
resident
mining.engineer,
and
learn
as
much,
as
we
oan
abot
mines
and
mining.
We
must
be
in
a
position
to
di.MUK'minine
with
the
visitors
who
come
here
and
interest
thf-m
in
the
industry.
Our
future
depends
to
a
laryp
f.ytaj-t
or
the
i!,tcrct
we
take
in
our
natural
re-"
source.
4t,U'iM
nil
aw
tie.
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tha
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or
py
tb
Govt,
w
Iiia
Liiyua.
Thanksgiving
Day
With
President
Roosevelt
lias
Quite
Time
With
Family
Conference
Off
For
Day
ForiHelenJacobs
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
4
chased
at
4
Post
Office
News
Stand.
325
Oranvllle
8L.
Vancouver.
4
Karl
Anderson.
Prince
Oeorge.
B-C.
R.
W.
RUey.
Terrace.
B.C.
Oeneral
Store.
Anjox.
Smithert
Drug
Store.
Smith-
-ra.
B.C.
A
Coal
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SHOULD
aNUIiE,
FOUNDATION
OF
INDUSTRIAL
FUTURE
HV
PROCESS
OF
F.DltC.VriON.
SAYS
DR.
MANDY.
.
j
Importance
of
Mining
Dr.
Mandy
quoted
many
interest
-;
nrg
figures
to
allow
the
trowing
importance
of
mining
and
exp
reused
i
wmu
bnmuru:
ria
tw
l-
ih
nnmion
that
th
industry
li:id
.........
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-
.
n
President
Franklin
D.
Hooatvclt
not
only
coatrlbuted
to
general
H
.
.
u,
TluntnMiw
"
-
-
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-
Imt
hut
nrnhablv
tire
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V
Ilk
a
VMMII
IIBMf
w
W-PFT-"V
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.
the
Lit
tie
White
Howe
here
yestet-
vented
the
collapse
of
the
whole
day
with
Ms
wlft.
aother
and
one
ftanetal
struetette.-Ti
had
a
won-t
son
Time
were
ao
eanfeeerie
dm-
Wf
ut
taaUizing
effect
at
the
time
i
Ing
the
day
and
It
was
the
first
real
when
It
was
needed.
In
Canada
gold
holiday
for
U
chief
executive
sinee
being
preduead.at
the
rate
of,
his
arrival
here.
He
spent
an
hour
about
$180
per
minute
for
385
day
.or
so
In
the
maroinc
ta
thewn-
f
the
year.
It
batateied
the
position
lining
poal
and
there
wts
a
fptkt
mt
Canada
aad
a11ated
the
eco-;
family
dlaner
at
which
full
Jusske
rtomsc
atnaisie.
-Was
done
to
a
kM-pouMd
turkay
.;
tn'HrvUah
OahMwhia
11,000
men
.Later
the
President
attended
a
acre
employed
in
the
mliunu
m-
Thanicagiving
dinner
at
a
local
dnftry
and
the
wage
payroll
:
v
caniUrium.
;yaar
would
be
about
iis.uouuou
I
while
the
production
would
be
ap
j
fsrojdmatelv
mmum
of
whirl!
Offensive
Letters
Jrjr
t':
a
as
a
n.
a
aaar
uiutaaiay
aaaaw
"
-
portance
to
acricuiture
In
concluding
Dr
atandy
pro-
,
phetied
that
the
name
of
Prince
National
Women's
Tenni
Champ
OttW
drtlnitely
coupled
Complains
to
Authorities
at
i
with
alf
Industry
.and
especially
Melrose.
Mass.
I""
minhlK
Industry
If
the
I
proper
steps
were
taken
to
insure
it
The
life
of
the
people
would
be
th
MBLROSE.
Ktoaa..
Dec.
1
Heiea
j
1ieJier
for
this
and
be
urted
that
Jacobs,
rw
Mortal
wNajan'a
tennis
there
be
general
aa
operation
and
champion,
who
la
ta
ending
the
win
ter
here,
apt)
oared
at
the
federal
office
coBipteinins
that
ane
bad
received
a
series
of
threatening
and
obscene
letters
reeently.
action
to
bring
aaoat
this
desired
end.
"Let.
me
leave
with
you
the
constructive
thought
in
this
old
oaotation:
"A
fire-mist
and
planet
A
crystal
and,a
ceil
"A
Jellyfish
and
aaarian
"A
cat
whare
the
cavemen
dwell;
"Then
a
aenae
of
law
and
aeaaty
"And
0
faee
tnnd
from
the
call
It
evalatian
And
ethers
caJ-R
Oad
"
Roy
Bummers
of
the
C
N.
R.
district
freight
and
oasveneer
aeent's
here
sailed
teat
nhrht
on
the
Prince
Oeoree
'n
soend
annual
va-
eition
a
hi
hw
in
Vanrouver
rM
QUALITY
COFFEE
We
have
an
extensive
range
of
English
and
Canadian
Cards
from
Beautiful
Scenic.
Floral
and
Conventional
View
Cards
and
Comic
Oreetings.
Relative
Cards.
Boxed
assortments
from
45
CHRISTMAS
km3
msm
j
mt
mxu3
ms
mi
Largest
Assortment
of
Fine
Christmas
Cards
now
on
display
lauu
J,ai-jiuija:ii4i
j
Cards
This
year's
low
prices
enable
you
to
remember
every
one
of
your
frierHk
with
a
cheerful
greeting
'SCto'Sl.00
Designs,
also
Loeaf
25c
u,S2.00
'Gome
in
and
get
'the
pick
of
them
all
Last
mall'for
the
Old
Country
closeg
about
December
flth.
Don't
delay,
get
your
card
now.
Headquarters
for
Toy
land
and
Bookland,
Watch
for
further
Announcements
in
this
paper
Prices
Alberta's
Best
Lump
$12.50
Alberta's
Best
Egg
n.50
Alberta's
Best
Stove
11.00
Pembina
Egg
11.50
Dry
Jack
and
Cedar,
per
load
5.00
Local
Wood,
per
cord
6.00
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Ust
inirt:'
between
.awapreas
and
Orotto
th
tna
n
laawsata
.going
late
the
lead
m
a
rsut
rtth
an
aggregate
score
n
date(-Mg
ta1
ladivkMi
acotm
were
aa
follows:
M.
E.
YoatkK,
press
130.
Do-Brown.
Orotto.
M0.
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Larl
Batt.
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The
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over
the
week
tiri
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
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trophies
mounted
by
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expert.
Bear
rues
tnoun
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In
an
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a
spec
laity.
All
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first
class
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