and Caterers everywhere also by Chels in large hotels and on Dining Cars, Steamboats. ete. It is wise to we food products that are produced in clean factories. E, W. GILLETT CO. LTD, TORONTO, ONT. the --> PRESERVING FRUIT the best possible way means to use the best fruit obtainable and Extra Oranulated Sugar. Then you will have of highest quality. -- Why take chances of failure by using substitutes ? Always ask for " Redpath's "' Red Seal Paris LOAF i Lumps, Packed in Dust proef Cartons. SUGAR The Canada Sugar Refining Co., Limited Montreal Established in 1954 by John Redpath THE DAILY BRITISH WRIG, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1910. IRON IN ONTARIO i RICH MINES IN LANARK, AND. FRONTENAC. { American Interests Now Developing the Properties--Mines at Wilbur Will Ship 2,000 Tons a Day--Over 46,000,000 tons of Ore in Sight, The Canadian public and especialy the people of Eastern Ontario will be greatly interested in the announce- | ment which has just been made that | the iron ore deposits, l7ing along the route of the Kingston and Pembroke railway, are to be developed by Am- | erican capitalists. These ofe bodies are * situated near Wilbur and Robertaville, in the counties of Lanark and Fron- | tenac, andl comprise altogether 17,237 | acres, , . | The history of mining 'in this sec. ! Insure Your Airship? If you haven't one, then INSURE YOUR LIFE, If you don't think that's worth insuring, then INSURE YOUR PROPERTY If you have no property, INSURE YOURSELF AGAINST ACCIDENT. In Hy Cave CRIT on - J. K. CARROLL, 14 Market St. FR Ret BR a ei) Saturday Morning 8.30 O'CLOCK 268 Ladies' Cloth Skirts Regular value £7.50, 9.00, 10 €0, 11.00, «1 2.50, For $3.98 Each. Fach and every Skirt is a model of tho very latest New York Fashions, beau- tifully man-tailored and made of the very finest materials, Broadeloths, Cheviots, Venetians, ~ Panamas, Boucles, Diagonals, es + Bvery fashionable color to ba found in tis magnificent assortment. "| Alterations charged extra on Far these special skirts. DISPLAY 5 SEE WINDOW tion of Eastern Ontario has not been | us sv sful as the richnéss of the ore | deporits would warrant. Jo be carried | on successfully, iron simng must be {on a large #cale. Heretofore, the par: | ties working the properties carried | the Gusiness in a "hand to moath" | manner, simply taking out the best ; { ore, shipping it, and on the money | received carrying on the work until | another shipment could be secured," | This policy was detrimental tothe ' ypress-of "mining, bu potwithstand- 5 | ing this poor way of mining the ore, | 1 there bas wen over 100,000 tone of ore { shipped from the Wilbur properties. ! the new company, composed of group of American capitalists, axe pr pared to work the mines on a su i= pathy avtensive scale 1, make it profitable venture. They are equipping | «heir properties with the very la! macainery, an] will handle and treat : . te : ' their ore in the most scientific man- { per. From the very outset, they plan { to ship 1,000 tons of ore daily,' and | tnside six months they expect to in crease this to 2,000 tons day. ! Previous to the taking over of these mines the American syndicate had ex- i haustive reports prepared by such well known authorities as Dr. Robert Bell, for many years the Canadian govern- ment geologist and one of the most widely recognized mining authorities in the world; by Professor R. Carr { harris, late professor of enfinecring ut the Roval Military College, King- ston, * and engineer for the Quebec | government, etc; and a third report { was made by J. G. McNulty, anoth- or well known mining engineer. The reports of the three were so uniform: ly favorable that the properties were purchased: apd at the presdnt time ex- tensive plaps- are being undertaken for their immediate develofiment. The com any will lvls the ore: bw vail to Kingston, where. it will be loaded . on hoats for shipment to Clevelend. and other lake ports. Careful estimates show. tht this ore can be laid down at Cleveland at' a much lower eowt than the ore from the iron ranges in Wisconsin, Minnesofa and Norther Michigan. 3 In addition to the cheapness with which the ore can he mined, treated and shipped, there are practically in exhaustible quantities. In ose ore body in the Wilbur property there 'is over 6,300,000 tons of ore, This quan- tity is practically in. sight. In addi- tion, they estimate that on the bal anve of the Wilbur property investi- gated there is in the neighborhood of 40,000,000 tons. The other properties will largely increase this total, thus indi ¢ that the supply of ore is almost unlimited, Altogether, the decision of the Haw- thorne Silver & Iron Mines, Limited, to develop: the iron ore bodies in East. ern Ontario means that this part of the country will become one of the most important sections of Ontario, i silk ribbons, all colors, 10e. vard. Dutton's 200 Princess Si. Last vear the Nicola Valley, B.C., shipped over a million dollars worth of catile. Three-inch | September 21st, PITH OF THE NEWS. -------- The Very Latest Culled From All Over the World. A larMe new pulp mill will be estab: lished at Newcastle, N.B. South Wellington liberals have nom- inated Nichol Jeffrey fiir the legisla- ture. A number of eastern municipalities are making application for™ Niagara power. la Rose Miminz Co., bas declared a consolidated quarterly dividend of two cent. The Michigan supreme court has up- set the demurrage rules promulgated by the state railroad COMMISSION. : It is reported the Indian owners fuse to give up possession of _ Fort George town site to the Grand Trunk Pacific RR. Vessels ure leaving Montreal empty on account of grainwen refusing to, sell at the low prices offering in the British markets, Ii is reported, at Washington, that legislation will be sought at the com- mung seiflon of congress to place a hibitive duty on power. ; P King Victor E of~ Italy, and the Count of Turin narrowly eseaj being struck by an aeroplane in flight on the aviation gro at Milan. Jessie Sweet, formerly of London, was committed at the police court for concealing the birth of a whild, whose body was found in 'a vali. The U. S. steamboat inspeciors have declared themselves unable to under stand the cause of the wreck of the Pere Marquette car ferry on Lake Michigan. On the grounds of illhealth a move in beinz made towards sEuring a re ' pardon for George Eddy, Theresa, N, 1 Y.. convieted of the murder of John Reid at Pulaski, N.Y. last December. Miss Ethel Mct'herson, London, Ont. leaves on Saturday for Vancouver, whence she will sail for Shanghai to take up missionary work, The Fm- press avenue Methodist shiweh gave ner a handbag and purse of gold. Carrying petitions of a thousand names of sportsmen, a deputation waited on the Ontario government asking that they be allowed to take doizs from Eastern Ontario hunting in the porth. Getting no satisfaction, they will appeal to the Dominion zov- ernment, WHAT HE SAW IN CANADA. Struck by the Enormous Resources of the Country. London, Sept. 98-H. W. Just, secretary of the imperial conference, has returned from Canada, where dur- ing his stay of eight weeks he has traversed the continent from Mon- treal to Vietoria and from Montreal to Halifax, thus, as he said, gaining a birdseye view of the dominion as a whole. He was much impressed with the vastness, the resources, the enormous possibilities of the country, the buoy- ancy and the aléettuess of the popula- tion everywhere, and the great variety 'and picturesqueness of the scenery. Everywhere he noticed the greatest keenness to exploit rapidly the na- tional wealth of dominion, wheth- er agricultural or mineral, and to fink together its various ' parts by improved means of communication in the west. ; He was greatly struck with the pro- gress, settlement, aetivity in trade and the rapidity with which provision is made in towns regarding public utili- ties, now largels owned and operated by the municipalities themselves, such as lighting, power, rosdmaking, | street cor service, and the much-used telephoge. He noticed an eager rivalry between the various cdutres of popu- lation. : Throughout the journey he observed a strong desire for more extended com- munication in trade with the mother country, and for greater participation on the part of British investors and British manufacturers in Canadian in- dustrial development, hitherto too largely reserved to Americans, and for more frequent visits from Great Dri- tain's representative men. The Canadian government had great- ly facilitated his tour by arranging that John Mel). Mowat, Kingston, should accompany him to the west. Wedded at Niagara Falls. Gananoque, Sept. 28.-At Niagara Falls, Ont., on Wednesday afternoon, the marriage took place' at Christ church, of Miss Edythe M. Mae, youngest daughter of Mrs. Thomas Berry, Gananoque, to Joseph Gilbert Courtenay, of Baffalo, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Courtenay, of this town. Very Rev. Dean Stewart Hous- ton officiated. The bride wore her travelling Suit of gray, with black satin. trimmings, aml large black beaver hat; aldo the groom's gift, a diamond set ring. She was ubattend- od. After congratulations luncheon was served. Numerous and costly were : i t i B of 43 { | 7 oh fa lin the gifts received by the bride, among which was a handsome writing-desk and chair from Christ church choir, also a silver butter dish and knife from the X.P.C., the bride being a very active member of both. Mr. and Mrs. Courtenay left for Buffalo, where they will, in future reside, Mr. Courtenay ing a very prominent position plant holdi 3 with electrical of that eity. Won't Sit With Roosevelt. CHASE & SANBORN, MONTREAL. a -------- From the Atlantic to the Pacific Seal Brand Coffee finds a welcome in a hundred thousand homes because of its pnvarying high grade quality. Sold in 1 and 2 1b. Cans only. 116 J Vd Dr J.Collis Browne's qd f THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE, The Most Valuable Medicine ever discovered. 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