Pv
April
13,
192S
.
71
orjUO
(,
fine
ynu
an
ox.
.
ii..
!ii
ii.-iir
of
lose
1
1,
WW
-diadPH.
lemers"
"House
of
Quil'ty,"
I
Eo
327.
Phono
27
anadian
aundry
and
y
Cleaners
i
.:!
a
uc
nmy
powrr
Ij.r
B
,
i
pressing
j.,
.
i.i
Ur
rily.
ScP-
,j
v.
manship
un-A
phono
call
i
6th
Ave.
W.
Phone
8
px
Farming
I
IF.
VII
Y
ItltOS
.
Willi
I
i-
Celebrated
Strain
of
ilE
1ND
SILVER
BLACK
FOXES
if!
road
In
Fi-n
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1
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W
s
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for
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(01).
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j
of
World'
largtit
Fea
Farme"
I
CLEARY
BROS.,
I
Farms.
Seattle.
U.S.A..
I
645
Empire
Bldg.
Bf
'
'
nnil.ri
of
t
Murine
H-.'.iX
Si
attic
t.
Regis
Cafe
''nee
RiinM'
I
ojihh
k
r
"
MvaMiiiy
I
Restaurant.
1
Bakery
Unsurpassed
1
Third
Avenue.
MNDSAY'S
ftage
and
Storage
age.
vi.i.
.
"-'
oicuuuaiui,
ano
wtribuldur
Team
or
Motor
Service,
'-
Sand
and
Gravel
m
Plno
anJ
"mre
Movlnrj.
1S.TAIT
'BMTI1T.
H.l.
"
,rn
"look,
t,.
'IKCC
RUPERT,
1.
0
I
Phone
688.
t
'""ngs
Only
Wmr
f1!
PPolntm,!u.
TIRES
"K'iiu
ro-
I,
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11
no
lonpor
i.y
K.
-
"
ntw
ONE
h
'
m
lining
Is
N
58.00
to
$1M
f
Ei
PARKER
I
Fod
Dealer.
Ltd
d'
DISTRICT
NOTES
AND
NEWS
TRROWN
FROM
SPEEDER;
DIED
George
Davis
Loses
Life
and
J.
McGettlgan
Seriously
Injured
Near
Endako
HMITHFItS,
April
1.1
.An
inquest
w.is
opened
before
Coroner
S.
II.
Ilnskins
on
odnosday
in
ooniierllnn
wiJh
(lie
accident
Dial
resulted
in
llii
death
nf
(ioorpo
Davis,
who
wii.t
a
C..N.H.
employee
'
of
Im
sect
ion
gang
al
Fndako.
Mavis
who
was
aljont
('
years
old,
wan
one
of
a
rail,'
of
n
ii-n
crowded
on
a
speeder
returning
to
Fndakn
after
their
day
work
unloading
lies.
After
passing
Tinlapol
the
speeder
was
derailed,
and
Davis
and
J.
AlHJelligan
of
Hndako
who
were
silling
on
the
front
wer!
thrown
olf
and
run
over
hy
the
nr.
Davis
had
ins
skull
frac
Jocal
'.newMiuiw.
.
.Th
p'r.hnralloA
or'
this
nolle
CANAPIAX
LDMDF.n
YAnnS.
Mmlled.
Applicant.
Bv
!.
F..
Frol.
secretary.
THE
CORPORATION
OF
THE
CITV
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
TAki:
MITICF.
THAT:
I
The
'loiinril
or
the
ColM.rllon
or
the
'cilv
or
prince
Hoiiert.
Intend
to
con-atrnrt
a
loiveioent
fineon
Oct
wide,
eon-tMhnr
or
it
mallress
r
llnilier
over
lilc
till
he
placed
a
puvliiK
a'Unir
n
depth
..
.:...
,,r
imt
Inrlie.
ctiinnOKCd
of
liroken
flone
ami
mihI,
on
Dial
I""'"'"'
"i
All".
till
Avenue
conuiicnriiin
11
"
i""";
Ihlitv-MVen
reel
eot
or
the
ccnlre
line
ii..,.r..i.ii.d
i,r
Mcllrlile
Street
and
tin
shown
In
the
p,
iii.hwii
thence
nhioir
alonir
4
4lh
Hi
Avenue
Avenue
a
a-.
,ii
the
plans
and
prorile
deio-llc
i
Office
or
the
City
Kllirlliew
lo
nlo.i.
elBhl
rnAl
reel
not-Ill
or
the
centre
line
....l.it
,.r
mi
Avenue
and
''
Venue,
as
a
eM-al
liuprovenien
.
and
i
n
lends
to
s.eclally
assess
the
cost
upon
the
land
ahnltliia-
directly
on
the
work,
m
cept
such
porlloii
or
Hie
com
"
cnVrcd
'
al
slreel
Intersections
and
at
"
J!."'
he'es'u'iuiiled
cost
of
the
work
Is
MI.I.MI.IM1.
nf
which
,3.40
is.
to
...i.i
....
iv.i-.ui
in.
I.
hi
and
the
otl-
ninled
iiniHial
special
rale
per
foot
front
aae
Is
aiol7l7.
oe
n-ri.ii
-nii'iit
is
lo
he
paid
In
10
annu.ll
Instal-
""!!"'.
,.,.,.,
,in.i
riiiir
in
nelltlon
airalnst
nnd'eiuklnir
Hie
work
linist
do
so
on
or
herore
llio
Iftlli
day
or
s
ay,
iinra.
K,
r.
jo.Ni-.s,
r.ny
clerk.
rnWnii
this
gih
dav
of
April,
I9".
NOTICE.
T
IV
"rilK
MATTFH
or
an
appllrallon
for
l
ie
Issue
or
a
rresn
rermuiue
u
.
..
r...
....
..i....
.......
I
in,
mill
luen
V
VIII
.in
(.nil.
iiiiii-iiM-ii
i,u
,:.
ifi
lilock
Ihlrty-lwo
(3i,
Section
me
O).
r.iy
or
I'clurr
Unpen,
Man
',,,......
4ntlrueiorv
niiiof
of
ihe
destruct
on
or
the
Cerliricule
or
llllo
roverlnit
l
j''
ui,..,.n
i
..
....
j
iin-inn.
iini.n
rnmlshed
to
mis
.,rri,.o
ii
w
iiiv
inti.nl
km
to
Issue,
alter
Ihe
expiration
of
Ililrt.V
CUD
rty
.?!'!.""
the
first
pulillcallon
hereor.
a
fliipi"
Cetliricale
or
Till
verlnf
the
M.1'1'11"
'1
In
Ihe
iiiitnes
or
I'F.TI
Il
M.
nASlt)
and
rnivf
..iccini.
uiiiih
ir
f
Irate
or
title
Is
da'ie'il
the'lllll
Aiianst,
IdU.
end
""
W"
F.
MACI.K0IK
llealstrar
of
Titles.
I.aud
tleRlslry
Ofrice.
ITInen
Itnperl,
M
.C.
March
ilTIIl,
1013.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mr.
West
;,nd
.
Alis
Mary
West
returned
froin
Vancouver
on
Wednesday,
Jack
(Joiil
urn,
Oscar
fiondron,
Paul
Ilrodiu
and
linear
Olandor
lefl
fur
Kaliim
Lake
on
Tuesday.
The
repulnr
monllily
ineelinp
of
the
Terrace-Kil.sum?alluni
Iarcnl
Teachers'
Assoclalinn
was
W.e.rnesilay
at'tJliOo
fcJiioli
J.-
A
-VjU
.
A
item
.
ot
1
in
(uoprnm
was
a
inosi
inieresnnp
nK
ny
Air.
(irillin,
a
I'lea
rnr
Heller
llnplish.
The
question
of
vaccination
also
came
up.
U
wn
resolved
to
leave
the
matter
in
abeyance
till
the
epidemic
really
threatened
iK'ar
home.
In
Ihe
absence
of
Ihe
president
Iho
ineelinp
was
presided
over
by
Hiirnelt,
the
firsn
vipe-pre-
idenl.
ALICE
ARM
LOGGING
j.
CAMP
IS
TO
REOPEN
0.
Trelheway
and
Eric
Carl'
son
of
Abbotsford
Co.
Went
North
With
Crew
of
Men
Yesterday
J.
0,
Trelheway,
head
of
Ihe
Abbotsford
l.oppinp
Co.;
F.rio
Carlson,
his
superintendent,
and
a
parly
of
men
were
aboard
the
steamer
Cardena
yesterday
after
noon
bmirul
for
Alice
Arm
whore
the
company's
lopping
camp
is
lo
io
reopened
Ibis
week.
Tim
belter
prade
lops
produced
at
Alice
Arm
Ibis
summer
will
be
sent
to
Hie
Prince
lluperl
saw
mil)
ami
Ihe
balance
will
go
to
Ocean
Falls
for
inaniifaclure
into
miln
and
paper
by
Ihe
Pacific
Mills,
"Did
lie
die
a
natural
death?
"Yes:
he.
was
run
over
in
the
street."
THE
DAILY
NEWS
..PAGE
FIVE
ANYOX,
STEWART,
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
&
INTERIOR
POINTS
I
rvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvVVV
tured
and
AlrMollipan
was
.ser
iously
injured
while
several
others
received
minor
injuries.
The
accident
occurred
las!
Thursday
evening
and
immediately
steps
were
taken
to
pel
the
two
men
lo
Hie
hospital
al
Sinilliero,
Davis
however
died
soon
after
the
accident
willntiUj
gaininp
consciousness.
When
Mrtictiipan
wa
received
al
Ho'
hospital
soon
after
midnight
it
was
found
that
in
addition
In
having
holh
legs
fractured
he
had
received
seven"
internal
injuries.
Constable
Carr
of
Hums
I.ako
rame
lo
town
with
a
nuinher
of
witnesses
of
the
accident
,
In
al-trnil
the
infjuesl
hut
after
hearing
their
evidence
the
coroner
Was
obliged
lo
postpone
the
in-L
ipiiry
until
Friday.
COMMUNITY
PLAYERS
AN
VOX,
April
13.
The
community
players
miule
their
initial
appearure
here
at
Hecrea-limi
Hall
in
"The
Telejrrnm."
work
heinp
of
hi?h
nmaleur
order.
The
characters
were
taken
by
Mrs.
D.
Cole
Jr.,
Mis
Champion.
Mrs.
Seir.
Mrs.
McTaPKiirl,
and
Messrs.
Soulliam,
Warwick,
llulchison,
Mitchell
and
WATER
NOTICE.
USE
AND
STORAGE
TAWE
Noti;K
inl
Ihc
Cinadlan
t.mn-Imt
vant..
I.liiillttl,
whusf
aiMnss
Is
VI
StiiMtinl
iwnk
lililft..
Vancmver.
.'
will
ly
rur
a
llrmre
Ui
take
ann
e
HO
rulili-
ftsrl
iter
srconil
ami
lo
More
o,-ikio
arr
ri-el
of
al-r
mil
of
Ian.
sun-nale.
arul
Aln
Lake,
and
Aln
lilver.
which
flri
Mntt)rly
anil
drain
Into
Maxell
IiiIkI.
Ilm.iirh
Indian
limerve
.No.
6.
Th
nm
jse
cl.iin
will
he
Im-alcd
al
or
near
w
i.iitK'l
of
Aln
Lake.
raparlty
of
the
reservoir
lo
Iw
creairrt
i
alMtul
JO.000
arre
rret.
ami
II
will
riood
almut
(lo
tw;
,i.i,.h,in.i
,
irrr.
ir
land.
The
water
will
ho
diverted
from
the
siream
at
a
P"'nl
at
-ir
near
the
toraK-dam.
and
will
he
used
for
IndiiMrlil
Cower
iiiT"'uP"nth
tind
denrrilM-d
a
fart
of
Indian
Iteserveo.
ft.
Thl
notice
wa
Miled
on
tho
itroimil
on
I
he
th
day
or
Marrh.
I0JS.
A
copy
or
inn
noilce
and
an
apiIUatlon
1'nrjuanl
thereto
and
to
the
"Valer
Art.
I,l.
u
1
1
1
..a
rn,i
m
he
Vr
Ore
or
the
Water
llrcnrder
at
t'rlnee
H!lrl
HOeeHma
Jo
Hie
afrlleatlon
may
tw
riled
wllh
the
said
Water
isernrder
or
with
the
Cnmptrnller
t.f
Water
llUhl.
rarliatnent
liulldinits,
n
i
u-i.hiti
ihiriv
rtav
alter
Ih
rir't
a'i'ti
iirnni
e
or
ihls
notice
i
f"
d
Viz-'
S
1
n
,V
VrT
:Ti
tin
i
I
IS
.
II
Mt
1
Inspector
Acland
VW..M.I1,
was
in
liiwn
ncsilay.
of
oil
I
II
C
W'eiU
Mr.
Itiirrison
and
his
Iwo
sons
Ie
fur
Ontario
on
Weilnesday.
Ilural
Iieau
Marsh
lay
al
llsk.
iei
Tlies.
The
Itridse
Club
i-nlerlained
I
heir
friends
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Pumlal
Tuesday
eveniiiR.
AJrs.
I).
T.
Kenney
and
Mr.
Oeo.
Little
carried
olT
the
prizes
for
the
highest
scores.
After
refreshments
wore
served
the
rest
of
I
lie
eveninp
was
spent
in
ilancinir.
The
evening
proved
most
enjoyable.
Mrs.
Aldoits
who
.spent
Hie
winter
in
the
south
returned
to
Terrace
last
week
and
spenl
a
few
days
willt
Mrs.
Sundal
before
Inkins:
up
her
residence
on
her
ranch.
Mrs,
T,
J.
Marsh
is
slayintr
al
Hill
Farm
lo
convalesce.
Mrs.
D.
D.
Minim
who
has
been
spending
the
lal
six'weeks
in
Vancouver
returned
home
Wednesday.
'
TUe
O'.W.V.A.
are
pullinpr
on
a
concert
today
for
which
an
excellent
prosram
is
promised.
Ilerl
Kenney
left
ver
last
I
rulay.
for
Vancou-
Itev.
W.
J,
Parson
made
a
trip
up
the
line
this
week
leaving
Wednesday
cvenin;.'.
Mr.
Cobb
who
has
winter
al
Kaliim
Lake
penr
Ihe
made
a
irip
inlo
town
arriving
Tuesdity.
Alall
Allan)
was
another
visitor
from
Hie
lake
on
Saturday.
The
we.ldinjr
took
place
very
iiuiclly
at
Winarsdol
of
Mrs.
I'hayer
lo
Frank
Allzenherjr.
The
ceremony
Wiis
jierformed
by
llev.
J.
II.
Youiifr.
The
bride-rrooiil
left
by
Ihe
evening
I
rain
for
Ilanall
w
here
I
hey
w
ill
make
Iheir
home.
Mrs.
(.rii'Sf
left
las
Vnncouver
to
receive
Ireiilinent.
week
for
medical
Mrs.
Cyrjl
lUley.left
on
Friday
for
Vancouver.
Stanley
Jlrooks
is
spending
Ihe
Faster
holiday
at
lionie.
ANYOX
BIDS
ADIEU
TO
MANAGER
MUNROE
Farewell
Dance
Given
by
Community
League
Council
'AXYOX,
April
1
1.
-The
Cnm-mtiuily
League
Council
sponsored
a
social
evenijif,'
last,
week
for
the
purpose
of
ciinp
everyone
the
opportunity
of
sayinp
(.'ood-
byo
to
H.
S.
.Mtinroe
on
his
departure
for
the
east,
and
wel-cimiup
his
successor,
Charles
Itfwkinir,
lo
Anyox.
The
council
n
pa
red
no
effort
lo
make
Ihe,
affair
an
(Mitslandinp
success,
and
the
results
justified
all
the
lime
and
labor
spent
on
it..
Recreation
Hall
was
crowded,
and
everyone
voted
the
dance
most,
enjoyable.
Ice
cream,
cake
and
enffec
were
served,
and
Ihe
I'.lk's
orchestra
pleased
all
with
Iheir
dance
music.
About
eleven
o'clock
Clias.
Mcl.nehlan,
president
of
the
league,
slated
that
J.
It.
II
n
f
flier,-
','cncrnl
superintendent,
would
explain
the
object
nf
the
Icafrue
iii
invilitip
everybody
lo
llecreation
Hall.
During
his
talk,
.Mr.
Haffner
referred
In
Ihc
pleasant
relations
exist
inp
between
Mr.
Alimroe
and,
the
men
on
the
job,
and
hoK-
Ibis
had
been
appreciated
by
all.
lie
was
loudly
applauded.
When
Mr.
Mtinroe
had
thanked
Hie
women
and
men
of
Anyox
for
Ihe
assistance
priven
him
lltroiiph
Hie
years
he
had
been
general
mnnrisor
of
Oranby.
all
sans
'l-'or
he's
a
jolly
pood
fellow,"
while
.Mr.
Muuroe
was
hoisted
on
Ihe
shoulders
of
I
wo
sjalwart
and
enthusiastic
supporters
and
.carried
around
the
room.
When
Hie
cheerinpr
died.'
down,
Supl.
Haffner
introduced
penenil
manager
ituckinp
to
OiM-lliroiip.
.Mr.
Iloekinp
compienled
on
Ihc
successes
of
Air.
.Mfinroe
anil
his
reputation
in
tlieri)juinp
world;
bow
the
loss
nf
Aityox
was
Ihe
pain
nf
some
011101"
place,
and
that
Air.
Alunroo
wnfc'
well
filled
for
Ihe"
more
advanced
and
wider
field
he
wa
In
occupy.
His
own
position,
he
realized,
was
a
diffl-cull
one,
following
a
nan
of
Mr
.Monroe's
ability:
bill
wilh
the
assistance
nf
everybody
on
the
job
hi?
result.
would
undoubtedly
he
attained.
Co-operation
was
absolutely
necessary
In
Hie
well
boitip
of
litis
operation,
and
he
was
ready
In
furnish
fifty
per
cent
of
Hint
ro-oporalinn.
BROWNIES
OF
SMITHERS
FAREWELL
TO
LEADER!:
Presentation
Made
to
Mrs.
Bid-dell
on
Her
Leaving:
Mr.
Blddell
Also
to
be
Honored
ivMITIIF.HS,
April
1.1.
The
local
band
of
Urownies,
n
Junior
nrpnnia.lion
of
Iho
Oirl
Ouides,
endered
a
farewell
meeting
lo'
their
leader,
Airs,
ltiddell
on
I'liursday
afternoon
.The
girl?
hnve
greatly
enjoyed
t
lie
leader-
hip
and
guidance
of
Airs.
Ilid-
bl
and
as
a
mark
of
apprecia
tion
presented
her
Willi
a
brass
nrdiniere
for
a
parting
gift.
Jean
Smith
had
the
honor
nf
making
Hie
nrosonlaliop
and
af-
er
a
few
games
and
contests,
Hie
girls
were
(he
guess
of
(heir
lender
nl
a
lillle
lea
party.
Air.
ltiddell
who
is
scoutmaster
(oa
of
the
Cubs
put
I
Mem
tiiroupli
their
exercises
for
tho
last,
lime
on
wediiesiiay
aiiernonn.
t
no
boys
are
also
making
a
presentation
In
their
leader
but
owinp
lo
delay
In
delivery
Ibis
could
not
be
done
on
Wednesday.
Hev.
and
Airs,
ltiddell
have
taken
a
very
great
interest
in
Ilia
guidance
of
Ihe
lives
of
Iho
boys
mid
girls
of
Smilliers
and
Iheir
departure
is
deeply
regrelod
by
children
and
parents.
SMITHERS
John
Ilines
ha
relumed
la
town
after
spending
Ihe
winter
in
southern
cities,
Mrs.
X.
H.
Kilpalrick
has
relumed
to
her
homo
hi
Spiithers
from
a
visit
of
several
.weeks
with
her
parents,
Mr.,
and
Mrs.
Wm,
(Irani,
al
IIa7.ell.bn.
Dr.
fi,
H.
llanklnson
left
on
Thursday
morning's
'
I
rain
on
n
holiday
lo
he
spent
in
Eastern
cities.
Dr.
0.
Payne,
of
Telkwa
BETTER
THAN
RICHES
T
Tnder
the
dome
of
the
Board
of
Trade
in
Manchester,
England,
is
this
inscription:
"A
good
name
is
rather
to
be
chosen
than
riches."
The
thought
is
'considerably
more
than
mere
sentiment.
It
is
good
business.
A
good
name
is
recognized
as
the
biggest
individual
asset
a
business
can
have.
It
is
the
very
keystone
of
modern
industry.
Business
today
is
done
on
such
a
broad
scale
every
merchant
and
every
manufacturer
has
such
a
long
list
of
customers
that
it
would
not
do
to
have
a
reputation
for
"slipping
something
over"
Advertising
has
standardized
almost
every
article
you
can
buy.
You
don't
have
to
bargain
and
dicker
and
haggle
to
nou)
that
you
are
gelling
as
good
as
you
give.
Thai's
why
it
pays
to
read
the
advertisements
and
to
buy
advertised
goods.
A
product's
advertising
is
the
best
guarantee
of
its
faithful
performance
and
lasting
usefulness
or
of
definite
value.
The
advertiser
would
not
dare
risk
his
good
nam
by
advertising
an
unworthy
product.
If
you
value
satisfaction
if
you
want
to
get
your
full
money's
worth
every
time
READ
THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
and
buy
adver-tised
merchandise.
Take
advantage
of
the
advertisements
and
get
real
value
is
taking
charge,
nf
Dr.
Hnnkin-
ons
practice
during
his
ab
sence..
While
in
Iho
course
of
his
duties
at
Wal.
son's
grocery
Al
Finnery.-
gave
his
shoulder
a
severe
wrench
and
has
been
forced
lo
take
a
rest
for
a
few
days.
The
regular
monthly
mooting
nf
Hie.
'Union
Church
I.ndion
Aid
was
hold',
at.
Iho
home
of
Airs.
Titos
rving.
oii"'
'I'liursday
nftor-
Dorothy
DoolilHo
entertained
a
number'
of
tier
friends
at
a
birth-
nay
narlv
on
I
tursiiay
afternoon
the
occasion
being
her
ninth
birthday.
Tho
children
spent
a
pleasant,
lime,
al
games
and
other
forms
of
amusemenls
and
worn
also
ireaieii
10
a
oaimy
.Muriel
"Adams
and
Muriel
Stevens
who
have
been
atlcnding
the
SI.
Joseph's
Academy
at
Prince
lluperl
returned
lo
town
Thursday
to
spenl.
the
Master
holidays
al
their
homos,
Airs.
J.
llelheringlon
who
received
word
that
her
husband
hail
been
obliged
lo
enter
a
hospital
in
Vancouver
for
treatment
of
his
fool,
left
on
Thursday
night's
train
lo
join
him,
Mr.
llelheringlon
left
here
about
two
weeks
ago
intending
In
gel-an
artificial
foot
to
replace
Iho
one
recently
amputated,
bill
il
now
appears
that
his
other
foot
which
was
thought
lo
lie
getting
alright
is
again
giving
him
trouble.
PROBABLY
HE
WAS
POOR.
fiibbs
I
had
quite
a
surprise
al
the
parly
last
evening.
Dibits
What
was
it?
fiibbs
My
wife
introduced
me
lo
a
fellow
who
wasn't
one
of
her
old
beaux.
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FURS
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ynu
want
lo
lie
paid
highest
possible
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prices
foe
your
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FUIlS,
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litem
lo
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Opportunity
The
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Treasury
Issuo
of
Hie
Porter-Idaho
Mining
Co.,
Lid.,
is
now
offered
Hie
public
al
2Dc
per
share.
This
is
tlie
only
oilier
shipping
mine
besides
Ihe
Premier
in
Iho
Portland
Canal
District.
Ore
shipped
last
year
more
than
paid
development,
work.
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