BRINGING
UP
FATHER
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TENNIS
VJiaye
a
complete
line
of
Tennis
Goods,
and
it
is
all
new
1925
stock.
Sykes
or
Ilussey
Rackets,
53.50
to
$30.03
Presses
.
$1.25
Covers
$2.00
Rubber
Orips
25o
Gut
Reviver
.
.
...
65c
Sun
Visors
...
$1.00
Reach
Halls
....
50c
Slazengers
65o
Improved
Birmai
All
Steel
Racket,
13,
13,
11
ox.
priced
at
..
...
..
$14.50
Postage
paid
on
all
out
of
town
drders.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
J.
L
Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures,
Hand-sawing
and
planing,
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
268
One
cannot
born
the
candle
al
both
ends
You
wouldn't
light
a
candle
at
both
ends
and
expect
it
to
last
very
long.
And
you
can't
attend
your
many
duties
as
wife
anil
mother,
then
pile
on
washday
labor,
and
expect
to
keep
yourself
fresh
and
vigorous.
Why.
not
let
us
lake
care
of
washday
toil
and
trouble?
One-of
our
many
services
will
fit
exactly
both
your
needs
and
'our
purse.
And
you
can
Vkeep
the
homo
fires
burning"
without
burning
the
candle
at
both
ends.
Canadian
steam
laundry
Phone
8.
I
I
!
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avsnus.
See
The
Latest
Models
Economy,
Simplicity,
and
Convenience,
Lowest
In
cost.
Kasy
Payments
if
desired
Ask
for
Demonstration
4
8.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
Phone
93
Outlook
for
Mining
on
Islands
Brighter;
Black
Sand
Project
Graham
Island
Reported
Upon
From
Annual
Heport
of
Hcsident
Mining
Engineer)
The
Queen
JJhnrlolle
Islam!
Division
has
hail
more
activity
in
mining
this
year,
due
to
the
experiments
in
the
recovery
of
gold
from
the
bench
black
sands
of
Mnsset
Inlet
mid
the
east
and
north
coasts
of
Graham
Island..
Apparently
these
have
been
conducted
in
a
thorough
and
competent
manner;
the
results
obtained,
therefore,
give
every
reason
to
believe
that
this
industry
will
develop
into
something
worth
while.
Further
oil
investigations
were
made
on
the
west
coast
and
interior
fields
of
Graham
Island,
Shuttle
Island
produces
a
lilllo
gold
.each
year.
Altogether
the
outlook
is
brighter,
than
usual.
There
has
been
great
activity
this
yqar
in
slaking
and
investigating
the
beach
sands
at
Mas-sett
and
on
the
north
and
east
coasts.
The
records
show
that
'thirty-nine-
Ierfses
have
leen
granted
and
six
more
applied
for.
These
being
80
acre
leases,
represent
a
total
of
3,000
acres,
apparently
an
abundance
of.
sands
if
the
gold
recovery
can
be
made
profitable.
P.B.C.
Mnes.
P.H.C.
Mines
Co.
is
a
State
of
Delaware
incorporation
with
an
authorized
capitalization
of
$75,-
000.
The
head
office
is
at
Dover,
Delaware.
It
was
registered
in
Hrilish
Columbia
on
March
3t,
1921,
as
an
extra-provincial
company,
with
a
paid
up
capital
of
$70,000,
with
its
head
office
at
Victoria.
The
company's
holdings
consist
of
seven
hydraulic
leases
situated
on
Mm
northeast
coast
of
Graham
Island;
one
Jeasv
is
recorded
in
the
name
of
the
company
and
his.
.are
owned
by
the
three
in
dividual
stockholders
compris
ing
the
company.
Operations
have
been
under
the
supervision
of
Chas.
T.
Cabrera,
with
D.
It.
Willemar
as
assayer,
starting
the
latter
part
of
March
and
continuing
up
to
October.
At
the
time
1
was
on
the
grQurid,
May
13,
tests
were
being
made
on
sands
obtained
from
Massed
Inlet,
but
opera
tions
were
shortly
afterwards
transferred
to
Rose
Spit,
where
the
majority
of
the
experiments
and
tests
wero
made.
The,
fol
lowing
information
was
obtained
from
Chas.
T.
Cabrera,
who,
n
staled,
supervised
all
the
work;
Preliminary
Tests
Preliminary
Jests
consisted
of
thorough
sampling
of
the
sands
at
'Massed
Inlet,
concentration,
and
fire
assays
to
determine
their
average
gold
content.
V.x
periments
in
concentration
were
made
by
hand-rockers,
sluicing,
etc.,
and
it
was
determined
that
any
form
of
concentrating
may
be
used
and
that
an
8-to-l
con
central
ion
carried
the
most
gold
in
the
concentrate
and
the
least
in
the
tailings.
Over
a
ton
of
concentrates,
obtained
as
above
were
used
for
fjrc
assays
and
for
cyanide-test
runs
In
a
Hracen
Laboratory
cyanide
outfit,
having
two
leaching
tanks
holding
50
lb.
each,
bottom
and
top
feei
for
solutions,
one
settlinjg
lank,
and
one
sump
lank.
The
record
of
results
of
both
cyanide
and
fire
ass-ays
was
sufficiently
en
couraging
to
warrant
going
ahead
on
a
producing
basis,
any
in
June
the
ereclion
of
a
cyanide
plant
was
started
on
the
beach
at
Massed.
The
building
is
8t
I
by
10
-feet,
In
which
have
been
insiaiieu,
so
lar,
six
8
by
5
foot
leaching
tanks,
each
Willi
capae-ily
of
8
Ions
of
concentrates
the
balance-
of
Ihe
equipment
will
pe
Installed,
it
is
claimed
at
an
early
dale.
An
assay
office
complete
in
every
detail,
a
black
smith
shop,
a
bunk
house,
and
a
residence
have
been
built
on
land
purchased
in
the
townsite
of
Massed.
At
Rose
Spit,
on
Ihe
northeast
coast
of
-Graham.
Island,
tests
and
experimental
work
were
car
ried
on
during
July,
August,
and
September.
Forty-seven
test
was
installed.
The
consists
of
three
5
by
leaching
tanks;
two
i
by
I
Tout
settling
tanks;
one
by
t
foot
solution
tank;
one
sump
tank;
one
10
coinpartuieiit
zinc
box;
an
ore
car
and
100
feet
of
12
lb.
rails;
hand
pumps
were
used
in
the
plant
and
water
obtained
from
a
well,
using
gas
engine
and
rotary
pump.
Details
of
Treatment
t
Highly
tons
of
sands,
just
as
Jected
to
a
leaching
sal-soda
solution
for
one
hour;
this
was
iralned
off
at
the
rate
of
G
inches
per
hour;
the
charge
was
.then
covered
with
one-quarler
of
1
per
cent
cyanide
solution
and
treated
iby,
percolation
for
seventy-two
hours,
the
solution
draining
into
a
settling;
tank
where
the
cyanide
contenl
was
Hint
the
results
were
sufficiently
conclusive
to
justify
Jie
erection
of
a
100
ton
daily
capacity
plant
at
Rose
Spit.
Should
Ibis
plant
be
successful
there
is
plenty
of
area
of
auri
ferous
sands
for
other
similar
enterprises.
BUSINESS.
Hotel
In
San
Francisco
wired
message
to
Chicago
firm:
"Your
V
NEW
FLAVOR
The
double
richness
of
St.
Charles,
as
compared
with
ordinary
milk,
gives
a
new
and
delicious
flavor
riot
only
to
cakes
but
to
all
recipes
and
dishes
that
call
for
milk.
Write
for
freo
Recioe
Book.
t.
Hetdttv
Gxjimiitd
ti
o.
ii-ta
i
Vancouver.
IstgiARL5i
l
HER
NERVES
SO
BAD
,SHE
COULD
NOT
SLEEP
Mrs.
Orre
Kllflirn.
81.
Owe,
Out,
rlle:-
"ANer
Iwlnr
ttrtrr
Ufk
of
pneumonia
I
wm
Ml
In
a
weak
and
run
down
condition,
My
nfrvf
wire
o
bad
I
roiiU)
not
lt-p
nliMJ.
and
In
Itie
day
lime
I
had
terrible
ralnllnir
apelU,
caused
by
my
liearl
belnic
weak.
Finally
I
Kol
tq
bad
I
bad
)
lake
to
my
bed
for
week
ai
a
lime,
but
one
day
I
read
about
MILBURN'S
HEART
AND
NERVE
PILLS
M
decided
to
try
them.
!
After
taklnir
one
bur
I
felt
a
tllrht
lin-
holes,
varying
in
depth
from
(l,,rovwlirl.
i
,
now
taken
rive
W.
to
12
sunk-along
the
feet,
were
uve
nlnw
,
wH1,
beach.
Samples
taken
up
the
faces
of
these
pits,
cut
down
and
assayed,
gave
".an
.
average
s
old
value
of
77
cents
per
ton.'
A
bunk
bouse
was
put
up
and
an
experimental
cyanide
plant
with
a
capacity
of
3
ton
a
day
I
am
now
inure
than
able
to
do
all
my
own
housewurk
a
well
a
considerable,
outside
work.
I
cannot
recommend.
Mil-burn's
.
&
X.
I'llU
Uo
highly
for
tlm
tufferlnfr
a
I
did."
&n
Irwmrin
A
In
rinlildlpiti
ilinil
equipment
lipro
(o(a"
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w'
Y
J"Ot
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fi-uni
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(Hirm-i
mi
lining.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
ONK
of
the
chief
qualifications
for
leadership
is
guessing
win
way
the
crowd
will
go.
mey
rame
jrom
u.e
..
-hc...
nr..
.,.,,,,,
a
Jmn
fu()(,
screened
or
concentrated
were!
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am
(j
,
iir.nr.1
111
mi-
1'i.un
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in
I.
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cuarge
oi
j
ions
was
oumpen
ll!la
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ii..
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I.:....
i
f"
t"
IIIIO
HI'
ll'tlllllllK
illlll
Mlil-
IF
your
wife's
no-jroo.l
Hxcept
,
as
scenery.
It's
best
to
eat
at
Tho
coiner
hennery.
ilcred.
icaeii
SINCI.H
married
woman
may
lie
a
grass
widow.
A
GOOD
many
faces
arc
not
unpl
la
I
I
I
rail
1
1
1
Inlrntt
in
!
rwtt
l.f
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lil-lini-
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UillliliK
,
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,
,
,
M
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.
.
.
i?
them
properly
polished
and
now
over
the
zinc.
Assays
were
made
after
each.
charge
was
completed
of
the
"pregnant
solution
and
precipitates.
Mr.
Cabrera
claims
IN
the
good
old
days
Tho
girls
looked
demure
Hut
around
here
today
They
are
all
cocksure.
They
powder
tho
nose
llefore
they
reach
len,
And
very
noon
after
They
wink
at
die
men.
UTTU-:
Viilfc
hail
a
boat
When
she.
Hid
pot;
go
jfihti
'hial
foinC-M'Oes'whei
ttiR
enftfuslop-
ped
vVfllie
sworo
and
forehead
mop
ped.
ITS
wonderful
how
ignorant
I
some
peopln
are.
I
iin'l
a
man
the
oilier
day
who
knew
nothing
I
about
Mary
Pickford
or
Thbiuaf
Meighan
or
Douglas
Fairbanks
or
Mother
Malone.
MOTI1KR
has
rheumatics
And
father
has
toothache
While
I
have
sleeping
sickness
And
find
it
hard
to
wake.
SOMF.
girls
have
money
Others
simply
charm
If
Ihe
girl
I
like
has
one
Tho
other'll
do
no
harm.
IF
you
look
around
Prince
Ru.
pert
and
notice
some
of
the
men
hey
make
you
think
what
a
gnoi
thing
It
would
have
been
if
their
mothers
had
known
more
about
hit-Ill
control.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnca
Rupert
June
18,
191B
1
'The
jury
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
in
the
retrial
of
Johnny
May,
HazCllon
Indian,
on
.
charge
of
murder
at
noon
to
day
returned
a
verdict
of
not
Eg
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
&
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
UVAHTKB
WANTKD.
First
class
account
ant
with
H.C.
lumber
experience
open
for
engagement.
Would
prefep
lumber
camp
Ii.G.
interior
or
along
C.N.R.
Fully
qualified
to
assume
charge
of
olllce.
References
supplied.
Write
Dox
250
Daily
News.
112
WANTFD.
Hound
bottomed
dinghy.
Must
be
in
good
condition.
Phone
511
evenings
between
5
and
6.
lit
WAN'I'KD.
First
class
carpeii-
lers
for
elevator
construction.
Apply
Klevalnr
silo.
Carter-llall-Ahlinger
Co.
112
WANTI'D.
!irl
or
woman
to
help
in
house.
Mrs.
J.
O.
Williamson,
233
Fourth
Ave.
West.
J
1
13
WAXTKD.
Mother's
help.
Com
fortable
home.
Phono
3iH.
WANTF.D.
Woman
help.
Apply
Inlander.
If
TO
RENT
TO
RF.NT.
Furnished
moms.
Hot
ami
cold
water.
Centrally
located.
Reasonable
rents.
.Norfold
Rooms,
Fulton
Slree!.
Phope
Hlack
321).
tl
FOR
RK.N'T.
'Two
large
rooms.
suitable
for
olllce
or
housekeeping.
330
Third
Avenue.
P
hone
Green
700.
lM
"OH
RF.NT.
Furnished
house
keeping
suite.
I
Ifl
Sixth
Ave.
Fast.
Phone
Illue
27.
t.'
FOR1
RKNT.
Clapp
apartment
Weslenhavcr
Hros.
If
AUCTION
SALE
At:rTION
SAI.K.
--On
Saturday,
June
I'M,
commencing
al
p.m.
al
137
Second
Ave.
West
(next
In
Drexel
Rooms)
I
will
sell
at
Public
Auction"
the
entire
household
elfects
consls-
Irig
of
I
Congoleum
rugs,
drop
head
sewing
machine,
McClary
ran&e,
healers,
chairs,
tallies.
four
complelo
beds,
dressers.
blinds,
kitchen
utensils,
linn
luum
and
iiumeroiiH
other
articles.
-J,
Siuinund,
Am
tloneer.
1
13
BOARD
HOARD
and
Room,
or
board
only
443
Fifth
Avenue
Fast.
Phone
Red
707.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phono
137.
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'
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.
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!
W
.
1
1
1
',
FOUND
FOUNT),-
Ladles'
semi-gauntlet
fawn
glove.
Owner
can
obtain
same
upon
identifying
ami
paying
for
this
advertisement
at
.Da
1
1
y
News
olllce.
FOUND.Mooseheart
pin.
Ap
nlv
Daily
News
olllce.
guilly.
The
Jury
consisted
of
John
H.
)olg
(foreman),
C.
I.,
Monroe,
W.
J.
Crawford,
S.
K.
Parker,
C.
T.
Partington,
G.
A
Sweet,
C,
II.
Thomas,
J.
F.
Joyce
P.
F.
Renwick,
Thomas
Sproat
Thomas
II.
Arneil
ami
W.
1
Williicrofl.
A.
K.
Jessup
of
SkiJegate
lias
men
or
wounds
on
service
over
seas
according
to
latest
report
of
casualties.
He
was
a
marric
man
and
was
well
Prince
Rupert.
known
r
In
John
Flewin
of
Port,
Simpson
has
received
a
letter
from
his
soil
who
s
overseas
In
Mcjor
Cy
Peck's
company.
He.
speaks
highly
of
the
popularity
of
Major
Peck
and
the
other
olllcers.
FOR
SALE
By
George
McM;
FlIR.MTt'RH
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Control
agent
for
Fawcell
ranges
and
furnaces.
Household
e
Heels
packed
aiiii
shipped.
Auction
sales
con
dueled.
Furniture
for
ever
home.
I.
el
inn
have
a
talk
with
you
about
my
service,
and
leave
your
furniture
trouble
to
me.
A.
.MuoKeiuie,
Furniture
House,
Third
Avenue
Phone
77ft.
tf
FOR
SA1.K.
Two
mile
from
Terrace,
H.C.
Lot
15
in
blimk
1711,
II
acres.
I'ricr
it.T(
Ihe
lot.
'
lol
3
In
Mock
1711,
8
acre.
Prince
1
10.50
the
lot.
Lot
I
in
hloek
1711,
8
aero.
Price
7J.r0
lot.
Ge
your
deed
and
ticket
to
Torrtie".
at
Utile
New'
Stand,
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
11C
FOR
SAI.K.
.American
hoi'..
Twin
cylinder
double
drum
hoisting
maoliiue,
size
7
x
10.
Hngine
and
boiler
In
first
clasf
condition.
Only
used
three
moiidtti,
lluilt
by
die
American
Hoist
ami
Derrick
Company.
One
reel
of
oable.
Prince
George
Maehlnery
..
Prince
George,
H.C.
I
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FOR
SAI.K.
Surplus
nine
equipment.
Safe,
roll
lop
desks,
olllce
chairs,
oak
stand
ing
desk,
mahogany
flat
Ion
desk
with
four
chair,
Ihree
Revised
Statutes
of
1
.:.,
rug
Morris
chair,
cheque
protector,
etc.
Weslenhaver
Hros.
1
1
1
FOR
SAI.K.
Confectionery
store
ami
ice
cream
parlor.
Host
location
In
town.
Doing
good
business.
$K00
cash
will
handle.
I..
Wurko,
'Terrace
n.c.
m
rii
i?.i.i
mini
ii
tun".
"
feel
long
by
0
foot
C
beam
12
li.n.
1
cycle
engine;
In
good
condition.
?8R0.00
cash.
Ap
ply
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FOR
SAI.K
Cheap.
Ten
aerep
of
good
strawberry
land,
situated
one
half
miles
from
lerrace.
H.C.
For
particulars
write
M
J.
Ilalnin.
Kimberley.
H.C.
I&2
FOR
SAI.K.
Willi
every
pur-
ch'uyt.
of,
fi'0.00
or
over
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Kxchangc
vc
will
trive
unit
ruir
FRKK.
If
FOR
SAI.K.
Commercial
Hotel
Prince
Rupert,
furnished.
barirain.
M.
M.
Stephens
A
fin.
Mil.
tl
FOR
SAI.K.
A
Hargnin.
Singer
Sewing
Machine,
five
drawers
niionc
Itluck
025.
1I3
FOR
SAI.K
One
8
piece
walnut
dinine
room
suite
cheap.
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PARLOR
Voque
Beauty
Parlor
Public
Rest
Room
for
Ladies
Mrs.
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Third
Ave.
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and
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Store.
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JtJuy.
Bell
and
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New
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Third
Ave.
Pbo-'e
140
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CAFE.
When
In
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visit
Keiih
Cafo
In
King
Kdward
Hotel
now
rrt-modcllcd.
Up-tp-dato
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
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