r
i
Sepfembei-
8.
19t5,
A
NEW
FLAVOR
The
double
richness
of
St.
Charles,
ns
compared
with
ordinary
milk,
gives
n
new
and
dejicious
flavor
not
only
to
cakes
but
to
ell
recipes
and
dishes
that
call
for
milk.
Write
for
free
Recioe
Book.
t
TSv&tu
GxJZmittd
.
Vancouver,
r,
o.
!
$350,
'o
i
our
Eyes
Bother
You?
'iiily
installed
id'hIi
I'ii
optical
.
Tlix.
added
In
1
-
i
..
experience
of
-
'
nr..
Htnl
with
'
(
Jack
Ilul-
irralSM
l4l
'
nphral
Oil-
ivi-r.
f
(i
v'
tM-nll
(mmI
nke
care
of
)!!.
i
-:iim
.
run
'
I'li'nl
rvW
-ore
fn
I
lir
H'-n.
fUnie
Ground
on
the
Premises
ohn
Bulger
Jeweller.
ggs
irrivingDaily
Ounriinlrcd
"Iner's
Ham,
nr.no
belter,
"hide,
per
Hi.
40o
efP
Pork,
Mutton,
Veal,
Fish
and
Fowl.
1
1
-nt
Low
prices.
Mkley
Market
Phone
178.
'all
Millinery
:0ATS
ancl
DRESSES
Bent's
ilrd
Avei
Phone
051
'hrenology
MAY
LEE,
If
liTlMif
tmlv
nlirniiMMrytct
'"n
JcruanlPin,
will
reuil
"T
head
llko
an
open
hook,
i''
will
tell
ynu
all
nliont
liast
Jiriil
npoaitril
f'l'L
II1IMA
llila
aro,i
i.u.
'
il
II
t
ty
20
Third
Avonuo
West.
LITTLE
TO
SAY
ABOUT
RESULTS
Head
of
Aerial
Prospecting
Ex-f
peaijiion
into
Casslar
Country
Passes
Through
City
I
Archibald
LilHe.
eirnii
,n,n.
inK
engineer,
whn
was
a
n:....,
uc
going
south
on
Jii.
.-r.-ami-r
t'rinress
Louise
KHltirl:ty
noon,
was
very
non-com
hum,,)
ft
lo
Ihe
refill
l
of
the
,,f.ir,i
iroiwling
tour
thai
he
.mm-i
uuded
during
the
umnier
m
tt,e'
Caln
district,
lie
ui..,i
n,
I
Mil'
country
wa
full
nf
iinm-riii
i
Ixil
admitted
thai
Id
huil
ii,n).i
no
slaking
on
behalf
of
the
m-j
ifi'i-KtM
Im
pjiri-.i-ni.
il.
Asked!
whether
he
would
make
another!
'rip
next
year
to
Hip
Ca.-iar
jiliolrirl
by
aiprtauc.
Mr.
LilHe
:
-'
;!
(hi
was
nut
yet
lining
Jivmsidercd.
Much
would
(ti"'rf.
(
in'
nam,
on
mo
renin
or
aay
"i
many
mineral
specimens
he
wa
takinx
out
with
him.
Mr.
Little
spoke
highly
of
the
aerial
transportation
service
.-in
"'ii
himself
and
hi
iro-orl
-"i-
Ity
La
men
fide
Air
Ser-
,
Montreal,
Col.
J.
Scott
William
.ami
S.
C.
I
wild
well.
lie
reiterated
the
lehef
formerlv
expressed
l.y
htmseir
I
bat
the
air
offered
the
riopI
advantageous
and
economical'
uieuntt
of
ex.
I'I'miiik
such
n
counlry
a
the
c.i.iiar
district.
Ite.ide.
Mr.
Lilt
l,
frank
Perry
and
(ieorje
Plaler.
Hie
two
n.i.ei
tor
whose
reports
lo
III
miNnle
world
led
lo
the
cxpedi-'
inn
i
hit
year,
together
will)
all
Hie
other
meinher
of
Ihr
partv
.Mine
Mill
I
h
on
the
Prince.
Louise,
ferry
wenl
on
to
Vancouver,
hill
I'lalier
and
hi
Hirer
sou,
lleorge
Jr,
Mull
and
Sieve,
debarked
here
and
proceeded
to
MiIhhmiIoi,;
on
their
way
lo
Spirit
Iliver.
in
the
Peace
Iliver
Valley.
where
they
have
a
I
a
rue
ranch
Mr.
Platrcr.
whn
earlier
in
hi
career
wan
United
Stale
neoalor
lor
I
he
flute
of
.nrlli
Hakola.
iiiil
i
hut
lo-
wa
iilaiiiiniK
an-
iiilier
trio
into
the
l.iard
Iliver
rountry
in
the
near
future.
PLANES
TO
REMAIN
Kin
r
Be
Well
And
Happy
mni
yon
hr
Ntur'
tWMMl
lilt.
N.IUI.'
Kcmrdr
iMTilkiil
vrielabU
Uwiw,
Xtnit
ha
wum
and
i.faw.
Conttlpation,
Biliouineit,
Sick
IIaUcbet,
fnc(f
that
vifor
anil
(ixvl
IU
lflaf
a
au.
a
I
:
rl
1
I
-
HI
MIDI
WtU
WMI
P"T-
jfc
UJ
fo,
Oct
ct
a
as,.
y.y
jo
r.-r.
na.
1920
17.50
Chips
off
the
Old
Block
rR
JUNIORS
Ullla
Ma
Th
am
M
In
oo
a-third
h,
taodroateiL
Korchllilr.n.nd
adults.
Sold
By
Veur
Dru((il
aaa
of
the
cranium
is
danjfprous
liAHK
III
TH
has
learned
the
leao
that
tdo
miwli
inflation
RUTH
is
now
about
as
much
worried
as
a
flapper
without
her
eompaet
.
I
Hi:
main
problem
in
repanl
to
evolution
is
lo
decide
wheth
er
man
ascended
or
desceutJed.
THOSK
yomrg
people
who
have
been
trying:
to
mi?
moustache
arnl
failed
will
have
the
TTfff
rAurr
msvra
PAOE
riVB
KETCHIKAN
ON
VISIT
TO
HYDER
Number
of
Business
Wen
of
First
City
Co
Over
to
Portland
Canal
Centre
)
The
parly
if
Kelctukan
hn
.
nexsi
men
who
madeihe
trip
to
I
Ilyder
over
the
week
-ml
at
Ihel
invitation
ofitlie
Hyder
chaniberl
.
.
i.
i
L
".
-1
.
.
.
'
in
coiiiiiierve,
reuirnrii
10
jmmi-ii-ikah
on
the
fifinre
Wales
la!
evening
and
all
were"
enilmsia-li.-
over
Hie
ioIli(Iles
difieov-ered
in
tlie.il7slrictiiirroundinz
i
he
'Porlianil
Ranat
eity.
says
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle.
That
Ketchikan
can
he
of
in-'estimahle
assislance
lo
Ilyiler
and
reap
many
benefits
from
in-vv.nenls
in
llyiler
jirojecls
and
from
husiness
relation
wit!.
.Hyder.
was
the
(heme
of
the
t
talks
made
al
tlfe
hinHieon
for!
,t.ni
local
men
hefure
their
'turn
to
this
cily
hy
t
he
Hyder
popper
i-omiiamd
with
surplus.
t'n!U",,or
of
commerce.
sliK-ks.
(
A
liusy
day
wtis
spun
I
in
visit-
Aer.price
Slock
at
end
lug
Pf"Jecl'
auqill'
Hyder
and
Hcfjnery
period
Uhs.
in
a
u,,,y
of
t'"in'--
-ondi-IJJ25
'6
mos
.ll.K'Ie
f
H?
r.r.?
win
fon
,,IJ'
plae'rt.
.The
Kelchi-
lB2f.
102.1
1922
1121
i
O
RIMES
LIMITED
I.
1.02
II.
01
t.
1.5.1
12.05
272,8f.8
000
an
""Kaiion
arrived
at
Hyder
3l!.77oooo
earl'
Saturday.
,
morning
and
298l78o!ooo
w''r'"
al
,ue
wliarl
oy
near-r:5.93ri'ooo
'y
a''
tne
"iler
business
men
0tl.17t.000
'
T'"''
were
taken
out
4o
hreak-'
fast
arnl
the
day's
schedule
ar-
..ranged.
I
TL
M
L.
M
l
Wen
Throuch
Mines
1
1HC
llldll
HI
Hit
1TIUUD
)
i
With
Hie
exception
of
a
rew
i
jwho
were
d'
lained
In
Hyder
on
business.
The
Ketchikan
parly-spent
the
day
in
frdtng
throuzh
the
rtivershle
and
the
Mountain
View
mines,
whieh
are
largely
owned
by
Ketchikan
men.
Form-
sllions
were
studied,,
facility
for
handling
the
ore
and
all
of
the
other
phases
of
the
mining
game
were
dieused
and
without
ex
enption
the
parly
who
made
J
he
trip
are
enthusiastic,
over
the
IMissihHilies
eiMjountered".
It
was
learned
that
the
Hyder
.lislriel
is
nn
nf
llie
lareol
WHY
worry
about
whether
itIIllni2
,jorils
in
ibe
world.
II
ri,l
10
''''h
evolulion
in
thejwa!t
sai)
ut'f
thn
,iunPheon
that
m-nooisT
i.
eiier
wriunz
is
n.
i-.,i
n..,wi
in
Ar,.i..-,
K.nf
!
Ulll'
la
-
r
lauglll
mere.
nn
.lUlri.t
cnimi..rh.ilp
In
Jljder
in
point,
of
The
Premier
mine
is
the
only
one
which
is
at
present
actively
HERE
SIX
WEEKS
knowing
it
isLnjrR)JW,
in
ore
production.
Sev-
Flsherles
Patrol
Wlil
Be
Carried
on
Until
October
15,
Major
Tudhope
Announces
Souadron
Leader
J.
II.
Tud-
liupe,
column
ndiiiK
officer
of
lite
Icriclio
I
leach
Ulion
of
the
Itoval
Canadian
Air
Force,
re
lumed
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
ItuwH
yeslenUy
after
noon
after
having
penl
several
week
here
in
ooneelion
with
the
work
of
the
finheries
patrol
Souadron
Lender
TndUoie
tilled
that
the
two
machine
...
-
i
.1.
now
here
will
remain
in
w
not
ih
until
alninl
the
middle
of
tlciober.
Kliirhl
Lieut.
Karl
Mac-,
I.
will
reiituin
with
his
heail-
ipiarlers
al
IliKhy
Island,
and
In-
week
I'lyillR
Orrirrr
A.
II.
Unit
will
flv
to
the
Oueen
Char
lotte
Hands,
where
he
will
be
stationed
until
the
Close
of
llie
season.
.
I
Huhl
Lieut.
Mucl.end
arrlvcil
afler
dark
Sunday
evening
al
the
I
iil'Iiv
lland
luto
afler
havtnu
-pent
the
week
end
on
patrol
iltilir-i
a'.
Swanson
Hay.
COPPER
SHORTAGE
IS
CAUSE
PRICE
RAISE
Amount
or
Metal
on
Hand
at
Present
Far
Below
Normal,
Says
Report
Copper
prices
seem
to
bo
ros-)(irig
lo
the
Mea.ly
Improvement
that
is
Inking
place
In
the
market,
says
Hie
Financial
IMsl
or
Toronto.
II
i
within
a
fraction
of
15ft
this
week.
Filtering
1925
surplus
slocks
of
refined
melnl
amounted
lo
272,-Kf.8.000
pounds.
At
the
end
or
last
June
they
were
182.032,000,
decrease
of
over
00,000,000
pounds
and
sanities!
surplus
since
"the
close
of
1010,
when
metal
on
hand
stood
al
over
700
-onif.oOO
pounds.
Nolwillisland-
mo
i
a..,w
the
laret
con
sumption
or
copper
Tor
any
peace
year
in
history.
be
prlep
did
lot
nilviinrn
much
nnlll
lt
Dernnt-ber.
It
enlered
l
under
only
to
do-
II
")i
ceuls
a
pound,
rllne
lo
low
or
!'
-mmm.
h-III
about
a
month
ngo
II
bung
around
13M.
J0'
cnnsumplion
continued
to
Increase.
Ilecenlly
demiind
has
overlaken
output
ns
slinwii
by
sl.m.lily
declining
surplus
slocks
Following
table,
shows
price
of
taster
lo
eat
ice
rrnarn
wilhoul
iiny
la
Mat
encumbrances.
Mil',
laterals
are
quite
cocky
sinee
their
metHInc
here
Friday
a
0
a.
lo
eomnienee
active
operation
in
the
immediate
future
as
soon
as
facilities
for
the
handling
of
Hie
ore
and
some
development
work
night,
arwl
the
Ilushbylies
.iienn.
rtunpleted.
jusi
anmit
ns
conriini,
according
lo
Mie
la
I
oil
wireless
despatch
from
nowhere.
I
SUPPOSK
that
for
the
next
nix
weeks
we
shall
hear
of
nothing
lif
the
eleelion
prospeel.s,
ffpeeches
of
candidates,
.
and
olher
balmy
zephyrs.
JAKK
wiinls
In
know
if
11
is
riabl
to
cuss
Hie
women
who
insist
on
talking
nloud
about
the
picture
and
telling
what
Is
coming
next.
My
advice
is
Hint
il
is
right
hut
not
expedient
THK
Fair
opens
today
and
I
shall
be
there,
of
course.
1
nlu
loyal
to
Hie
city
and
her
eral
oilier
properties
'are
ready
Possible
Railway
A
survey
for
a
railroad
has
been
made
ami
J.
A.
Hall,
of
Hie
Salmon
ltfver
bank
and
one
of
the
backers
of
the
"proposed
road,
said
Saturday
(bat
construction
may
lie
started
at
any
time.
Mlhongh
considerable
hiph-
grade
ore
has
been
iflseovered.
the
greatest
volume
of
mineral
t,s
in
values
which
offer
a
substantial
profit
and
which
al
Hie
same
time
has
been
found
in
quantities
which
assure
the
op-
H'r.ilors
of
many
year
of
opera
tion.
Ketchikan
capital
and
Kelchi-kan
business
men
have
been
instrumental
n.
much
of
Hie
development
of
the
Portland
Canal
JHE
WHITEST.
LIGHTEST
ALWAYS
ABSOLUTELY
RELIABLE
9fiafs
why
tffertZs
ntore
of
it
sold
in,
Canada
than
of
all
other
brands
combined
f.
V.
OICLETT
CO.
LTD.
.TORONTO,
CAN.
Phone
123
BETTER
STILL
CALL
AT
OUR
STORE.
We
will
be
only
too
pleaded
to
show
you
our
larpe
flock
of
House
Furnishings
including
Wilton
aoo
Axminslcr
rugs,
iulaid
and
printed
linoleums,
drape
rics
and
curtain,
goods,
bedding
and
bedroom
furniture,
diniiif;.
room
and
living
room
furniture,
1afiy
earriages
ami
go-carts.
We
prepay
freight
to
your
nearest
station
Remember
the
Store
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
Third
Avenue
and
First
Street.
district
and
it
was
to
show
them
what
results
had
been
obtained
that
the
Irip
was
made.
The
benefits
which
may
be
obtained
from
the
continued
co-operation
of
business
men
of
the
two
eilies
were
pointed
out
and
assurances
of
continued
co-operation
were
given.
Hyder
was
very
hospitable
o
(he
local
men
and
all
look
forward
to
returning
to
the
Port-laud
Canal
neighbor
al
some
future
dale
f'
r
a
lunger
visit.
NOT
MUCH
IMPRESSED
WITH
GOLD
PAN
AREA
Prospector
and
Vocalist
of
Idaho.
to
(he
Kisgagas
country
have
States
Prospectors
Are
Not
Making
Fortunes
N'ol
very
impressed
wilh
the
district
ami
inclined
to
discount
reports
of
the
mineral
wealth
there
was
F.dwin
llowden,
erst
while
prospector
and
resident
of
southeastern
Idaho,
who
was
a
passenger
going
south
on
the
Princess
Louise
Saturday
after
noon
afler
Having
spent
me
summer
in
the
Hold
Pan
Creek
area
of
the
Carriar
district.
Mr
ltowden,
who
is
perhaps
better
known
throughout
the
north
western
states
as
a
singer
of
some
repute,
declared
that
(iold
Pan
would
never
be
anything
more
than
a
one-man
ramp.
He
said
that
the
general
average
of
prospectors'
returns
from
op
eration
in
the
placer
fiehls
there
had
lieeft
something
like
$10
per
day.
"I
gained
the
experience
and
lost
thirty
pounds'
excess
weight,"
said
Mr.
llowden
when
asked
.how
he
personally
had
fared
at
(iold
Pan
during
the
summer,
lie
staled
ttiai
winter
was
beginning
to
elose
in
on
the
dislricl
and
that
there
had
al
ready
been
severe
frosts
and
a
good
deal
of
snow.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
September
8,
1915
Word
has
reached
the
city
that
"lenny"
Allen
is
in
hospital
in
France,
suffering
from
a
dislocated
shoulder
sustained
in
a
fall
from
the
roof
of
a
l.tit.
Hubert
Allison,
aged
70,
of
A.
II.
Allison
of
this
cily.
died
al
the
home
of
his
son
on
Fourth
Avenue
East
yesterday
afternoon.
llichard
P.
Sulllvnn,
one
of
Prince
Hupert's
pioneers,
Is
leaving
shortly
for
the
Front.
Paddy
has
seen
service
in
Egypt
and
is
one
of
the
original
Earl
drey's
Own.
He
leaves
for
Ver
non
tomorrow.
HAZELTON
Mrs.
James
MacKay
and
left
on
Thursday
for
Calgary,
where
they
will
lake
up
their
future
resfdenco.
Miss
Frances
Willan
has
left
for
Vancouver
to
attend
school
Tho
Morlcelown
bridge
v
is
again
open
for
traffic
following
its
rebuilding.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
Melnyk
were
here
last
week
en
route
to
the
Hablne.
where
Mr.
Melnyk
will
take
charge
of
the
llmUou'd
ltay
pott.
Tor
a
number
of
year)
all
returned
for
the
winter.
It
is
possible,
however,
lliat
some
more
slaking
may
yet
lie
done
this
fall.
ED.
GIBBONS
TOOK
HIS
LUCK
WITH
HIM
TO
SMITHERS
FAIR
Ed.
fiihlions
of
this
cily
won
a
I
'on
I
car
wilh
a
$1
ticket
at
the
Sinithers
Fair
lasl
week,
ac-!
cording
to
word
brought
back!
by
Cy
Arneti,
who
returned
from
Sinithers
Saturday
afternoon
and
sailed
for
Ocean
Falls
on
the
Prince
(ieurgo.
SISTER
OF
FRANK
HART
PASSES
AWAY
Mrs.
Havelock
Splcer
Died
Yes
terday
at
Sylvan
LLake
Alberta
The
dealh
occurred
at
Sylvan
Lake.
Alberta,
on
Monday
of
Mrs
Havelock
Spicer,
sister
of
F.
W.
Hart
of
I
hi,
city.
Mr.
Hart
was
present
at
the
end.
having
heen
called
East
last
week.
The
lale
Mrs.
Spicer,
like
Mr.
Hart
,was
a
pioneer
of
Vancouver,
having
moved
front
there
to
Sylvan
Lake
only
two
or
three
years
ago.
About
that
time
she
also
visiled
prince
Hupert.
HEALING
OF
WOUNDS
IN
POLITICAL
PARTIES
Break
Caused
by
Launching
of
Provincials
Under
General
McRae
Still
Causing
Cleavage
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
.
The
two
big
political
parties
are
trying
lo
heal
fhe
wounds
caused
by
the
boiling
of
members
from
either
to
the
provincial
parly
led
by
Oeneral
McRae
at
the
lasl
provincial
eleclion.
Whiti
the
bolt
was
for
tho
provincial
campaign
only
and
had
nothing
In
do
with
Dominion
politics,
the
hollers
nre
not
being
receive!
back
Into
either
fold
wilh
any
degree
of
enthusiasm.
The
re
sult
is
proving
somewhat
em
harrasslng.
'II
is
said
that
the
Conserva
tives
nre
feeling
the
split
more
I
ban
the
Liberals,
as
more
prominent
men
on
'
that
side
broke
away
than
on
the
other.
While
nothing
more
serious
I
ban
divided
councils
is
likely
to
follow
fro
in
the
divisions,
licit
h
er
party
Is
able
to
count
on
the
result
of
the
coming
election
Just
as
confidently
as
would
be
the
ca
If
there
was
perfect
cohesion
Advartiu
.a
tb
Dally
Nw
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
.
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
with
additional
machines
for
the
manufacture
of
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
carried
in
stock.
Save
handling
charges
by
buying
direct
from
the
source
of
supply.
he
was
in
charge
of
the
post
in
Siberia.
The
prospectors
who
went
in-
Kindling!
When
you
are
"buying,
kindling
why
not
get
something
that
will
start
the
fire
in
a
hurry?
We
handle
only
the
best
there
is
"Bone
Dry
Kiln
Dried
Wood."
Should
you
order
a
load
of
this
you
gel
value.
Full
load
$6.00
or
nicely
tied
bundles,
E
for
51.00.
Oue
Taxi
number
is
easy
to
remember,
"112",
and
"Servio"
is
our
motto.
If
you
use
our
cars
today
you
will
use
them
again.
SOo
is
our
charge
day
or
nighV
"all
the
time."
Dray
work
of
all
kinds
attended
to
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlcc,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
arc
ready
at
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
tako
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning".
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chanco
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
...
$0.00
Half
load
S3.00
Largo
sacks
...
.
..
,
.
BOo
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
...
,
,
.
.
.
S6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
B0TTLE8.