9
i
November
2,
102C,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
lie
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w
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a
w
KH
Mill
Llim
me-
make
a
big
nun
n
a
person
a
oppPHraiH'e.
have
Komo
nw
,-
in
tioltd
gold
at
1
0.00,
One
nir
-
white
gold
c
wilh
m
ill
diamond.
Also
nice
gold
ftllctl
...
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$1.00.
(Jewellers
LUMBER
V
ntanu
(.H-tiinng
J
(lri-pi
lnni-K
ifl
gi
.-tin
boat
Ilab'H
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m
Ihip.
Aik
For
Prices
eel-
in."
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STORE
Wint
THE
CLOCK
BENT'S
LADIES'
i
f
of
plt'iiilid
English
Made
Cravenette
Raincoats
trereni
-lui.te-.
1
1
tiu
:ns
J.
BENT
Tki.j
s
ni.
rwm
Seal
Coye
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
502
MILK
V;
:rt
Of
lirkH
l
J)Vh
HH'od
to
6
Quarts
for
$1.00
11
Pints
fop
51.00
'
nnn
nig
NovPtnl.fr
I.
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
'ui
TrlmmlnKS
at
low
pric
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Nut
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Avo
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phono
CS.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
r'0al
Band
and
Oravtl.
Speelallia
In
Plan
an
FuMltura
Having.
TUGBOATS
Dy
Phonea
423,
B39,
Qreen
238,
Blaok
735.
N0ht
Phonea
687,.
539,
Qreon
238,
Blaok
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
w.
BUSHBY,
Wan.
Dir.
NEW
WORK
AT
JASPER
PARK
Hilt
IIKXHV
TIIOKNTON'
INM'KCTH
IMRK
lit
KIM,
roril
Ol'
JASPER,
Nov
a
8lr
Henrv
Thorn
ton.
chairman
and
president
of
Cana-i
dln
NaUonal
Railways
who
li
making'
tu
annual
inipecllon
of
ttttrtD
Unci
of
the
company
left
Jasper
yesterday
for
Kelowna
wbi-re
be
will
spend
the
greater
part
of
Tuesday,
meeting
the
i
fruit
growers
and
inspecting
the
fsdll-',
n
Ider
air
ut
$15.00
1
of
the
company
tfaera.
,)
g,d
Willi
platinum
i
"
-mp
the
rr
-
nucui,
iu
cDmuBaj
witn
h.
j.
iiunaer-
ford.
operating
vice
president.
W.
A.
Klngsland.
general
manager
of
to
western
region
and
construction
engli.-eera,
apent
several
hour
at
Jasper
park
lodge
going
carefully
into
the
plana
for
alttratloa
ana
improvements
which
are
to
Le
completed
before
the
lodge
opens
of
the
aummer
totirltt
traffic
next
May.
These
plana
provide
for
a
con-alderable
alteration
In
the
Main
Lodge,
the
routing
of
A
leaat
one
motor
road
and
the
erection
of
additional
cabin
accommodation
for
the
care
of
the
guest
who
have
been
visiting
toe
Lodge
in
Inereaiing
number
annually.
81
r
Henry
also
Inspected
the
golf
Icouts?
where
it
ta
expected
tbe
Albert
,
championship
will
be
held
next
ses-json
and
the
Canadian
amateur
chain-iplocahip
in
19M
.
This
looming
Sir
Henry
and
Lady
'
Thornton
motored
to
Pacohontaa
with
iCt.1
Maynard
Rogers,
aupetintendent
of
;
the
Park
This
trip
is
famous
for
Ita
j
scenery
and
for
the
wtld
life
to
ht
found
by
tbe
roaArtde
The
party
aaw
'bear
deer
and
rveeal
unusually
lante
herd
of
mountain
sheep.
'
After
his
visit
to
Ketowna
Sir
Henry;
will
return
to
Km
loops
and
proceed
jfrom
there
oa
Wednesday
morning
to
j
Vr.neourer
where
he
is
due
We0ne-
day
evening
j
IIMIIKH
KUJ:
Mlot
I
too
and
4SI.
Ckldrgatc
lnl.
Queen
:
Charlotte
Island
Two
Hi
years
wtil
be
allowed
for
re-moral
of
timber
lun
bet
partieuiar
of
tbe
Chief
Tor-i
eater.
Victoria.
BC
.
cr
Dkrtrtct
Forr-ter.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
NOTICE
OF
I1TINTION
TO
APTLY
FOR
llAlt.
la
tbr
I
.and
Her-nlmr
IHstrttl
or
Atltn
I
Miami
lmfca
l
iur
IMMFtct.
I
tkit
ViTli.K
urn
ibe
r.arHwer
OoM
I
Mine
I.
Id
lt
.
rrsi.ined
mitMng
eotn-ia
Korslin-
within
iIk
Pmvimv
lit
Krl
iii.h
i
nlumtHa.
tntii.n.
mwiBt
rotB-iMti.
iiMmmI
l
H'
for
forMbtf
lea
..
r
is-.
r,Ji.imiB
ifcwrilml
lands:
.....
hjiiiiiiiii.
a
mM
fanr
letv
I
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IIH
th
t
Of
ABSHt,
ll.
(SUfedi
II.
MfN.
IKASEH.
H
0
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S.
rnt.
LAND
ACT.
Netlc
f
loUntton
t
Apply
ta
Less
Ln4
lii
I'nnee
liut-ni
Uil
Hern-din
IMS-inn.
sn.l
Mtasle
si
Jedws
lltrbnr.
Qneeo
'liariult
Islaisu.
'
Tttr.
OTirx
that
sonwtviHe
Csnnery
mniiiny.
Ltd..
Vaoroiivrr.
It
(
..
omipstton
1
1
1
li
l'rees,
ItilentU
lo
H
foe
a
sia
.1
il
firflomini
derrlbed
lands:--
i
.muHonrui
t
a
putt
pfanled
l
the
..r
iiu
Tiicii
M
nersl
r..
ii.
..in-
tiw
-ssirrii
bmmilirv
In
a
1
.....iiu.a.i-rlv
II
rlialn
In
win
waien
.....k
thriii--
wHitlieasterly
tlmit
tir
blah
.nark
ta
eiiains:
itipnr
snuthwesl-
tahrlmo
Victor
Northern
Electric
Standard
Base
Anyliody
tan
afford
the
luxury
of
reception
that
comes
with
the
insertion
of
this
famous
tube
into
any
standard
base.
Don't
be
without
it
any
longer.
$2.75
Vknor
Talkkig
VUcMM
Compasy
Mf
in
li
ml
D-X-l
LIBRARY
OPEN
ANDVERYBUSY
Alter
dosing
under
Instructions
from
I
Sealed
Tenders
mill
be
received
by
the
the
'"h
officer
the
public
Library
Minuter
of
Lands
at
Victoria.
BC,
not;
reopened
yesterday
and
was
busy
all
'later
than
noon
oa
the
2Jrd
day
of
D-i
afternoon
and
evening.
Tbe
books
ember
l2fl.
for
tbe
purer.
of
li
'
.
b
h,
b41
bttn
la
,h,
tne
P"
n,1.v-.lon
Of
icei.ee
X430a.
to
Cllt
1M1M)
AM.
iSjrure.
Hemlock
and
Cedar,
on
an
are
'
families
where
there
waa
acarlet
fever
(aituated
on
Maude
Island
adjoining
U
ui
not
be
returned
to
the
library
but
wilt
be
destroyed.
There
are
lea
thaa
halt
a
dozen
that
will
thus
be
lost,
it
as
rr
ported
to
tbe
library
bjoard
at
tbe
regular
monthly
meeting
last
evening.
Mrs.
Klrkpatrtck
presided
and
there
were
also
present
O.
V.
Wilkinson.
James
Black.
P.
J.
Fuller
and
IL.
F.'
PuUen.
The
librarian
reported
that
tbe
total
circulation
for
October
was
2214
which
for
tbe
eUthtecn
day
the
library
open
showed
an
average
of
1246.
Of
the
book
taken
out,
fiction
was
much
.
uwiiHetiriaf
i
l"i
planted
about
ih
mot
numerous,
there
being
1570,
fri
dt-unt
in
au
Elerl
direetljtn
nun
A
,,Venile
418
New
8
and
juvenile
no.
new
iinr
Vink
We.
i
corner
of
n.
,
non-Hctlon
isrt
iwri
t.iaim.
suuaied
si
ttxi
iintJlb
,
registration
numbered
34
of
which
7
;;W
rN.Mhi,Vtvere
JureuUe
New
books
added
dur-,
if-ri
ilwn'e
fcierlj
I
oil
feel,
ttiene;
the
month
numbered
138
of
which
!ir.llB.Otr,r,0,
were
b,
gift
and
in
by
purchase.
mm
,r
Im.
t
it
f
corwiietMrement
;
ri-v.,
n
VFre
discarded
leaving
a
total
Ms
w
ar
,
"
...
on
the
li
rives
and
in
circulation
of
LITTLE
GAMMARUS
IS
FOOD
FOR
TROUT
PORTLAND.
Ore
.
Nov.
3.
The
little
gamniarua
I
thriving
in
at
leat
one
Oregon
lake
and
the
officials
who
di
rect
the
planting
of
trout
in
Oregon
s
.-ih.H.
dirreiion
(S
rhsins;
ihent
1
atreama
ar
elated
The
gammaru
On
it
.-ri
i
'
rMins,
nr
w
i"
'
i
would
stop
growing
at
seven
or
eight
...nil
.it
nHiimerrrenipm,
sod
nmiainlnt
'
-n.
WOK'
"T
l-
.
.....
!
SOMr.B
VII.I.K
CAMNF-IIY
OIIVPAVY.
LIU.,
.n,"r"-per
F.
l.
Mslhrrs.
Piled
September
1t4.
In.lrll
t.
the
lonlh
MINERAL
ACT.
CsrtlflMt
f
Imarottm.nti
SweepsUK
Iso.
Iv
rtfM
Nu
I
l-nrliolSal
and
,werU
o.
rf-tiimai
Muter
si
cumi,
Mluala
la
the
Atlin
uimnr
iiiioo
or
cinsur
;
iMsiriei.
Wlirr-
l.M-ld.-tt
lda
of
Tku
Ann.
'n.H"Tli:K
iiht
rtesinsid
Symes,
hsrri.irr
snd
wWrim.
of
West
I'en-
li't,
Hrlll.h
rnlnmWa.
sot-mi
s'
.irVm
r.r
ruk,.H!n'?.K
"rstii
free
Miner'
Cerlirirsie
Ha.
i
-iiin
innmt.
ixt.v
diy
rrtra
me
dstr
r'r
rrri
firsien
r
linproeiwiiu,
for
the
p,,Vw-
"t
obuininj
Crown
0riu
of
Vn
nvitmt-
TAKK
NOTICE
that
-sc-n.
&
must
1
wmmenred
under
sr.-n.rti
,n
iJrfor?
ihe
'"
"
certincatcs
or
HJvrTrSSu
l.t
d.y
of
Sepumber.
A.D.
1
1
14
.
MINERAL
ACT
-
.
i
-
-
i.
.1
imnM.tnlinU.
i
W.nn
Vrs'
uonal
So.
Anyot
and
liu-
in,
I
v
lon
of
'
the
t
lr
District,
ta'nn''
!.'.?
"ap
alream
from
the
booth
M'rV,T,
thai
The
EBr
flow
'
Mine
l.Ul
i
K.
It"l
lilil
wran
i
rnrder
for
....
!.-
n
i.,r
....
T.
,.,.
Ji.in.
,l,ni
1
in
he"
Uke
nollre
that
4rilnn,
nn-
l
riir
Ai
l
eninmenre.1
berore
Kiri
Ii.ii
IHUKI
;?i?e
uiie
of
urh
C.eriinr.to
of
lu.prove-
i'nlTKn
thit
lit
ir
of
rpiir.
vd,
',
II.
MoN.
rrtASKR.
Agent
MINERAL
ACT
pspilflcat
of
lmDromints.
the
Atiin
iinina
in(,
,0
on.
.
mr
irTT.KULJa.ne;"
!.:
Kershaw.
.
,n
.''
'
ferllrtrale
Mi-
inieni.
Miner
rr,';.""l.,i
free
K..,r
In
si.nlv
I
n
mi
'
....
"
,hf,
'
nurpoKA
nr
on-'
nr,
V,,,,n.'
'-Vnw.i
nrinl
'
the
shove
claim.
;
tlninr
'";
"J
'
,cimn,
tin-
An''
J
IT
i
Minimeneed
I'Mure
dee
ortlon
?i'
ni
niiil
ii
.
,nnrove-
the
nlie
'""
""nur.n
thll
lt
1ay
Of
eepleinber,
A.D
l-
H.
McM.
FRASIR.
AgtUL
is
a
fresh
water
trout
which
ordinarily
..
.
.
,
.
....
A.
n.
or
Ihrlr.
mncc
Inches
will
gro'
to
twice
that
aire.
The
gammaru
was
Imported
from
Nevada
two
years
ago
and
propagated
at
a
state
hatchery.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPnEMEC0URT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
In
the
Vallrr
or
ih
administration
Art:
.!
In
tin-
UHr
.r
lh-
Kstat.-
of
Andrew
M.--.Nsnittil.
ntlierwtiie
kimwil
s
Andrew
jubnstt.n.
.
,
,
...
I
iMer
and
l
virlu."
or
an
order
dated
Ihe
lli
da
or
tu-lolM-r.
!.
sml
iindi;
hy
UK
llooni
Jmlite
V.
Men.
Vounit.
Loral
jiiilis
i.r
Ihe
!npremi"
t'.oHrl,
leie
w
stv"
t.'
Si.phen
II.
Il...kln.
ornnal
Administrator
ror
thst
portion
or
the
ijitimy
or
I'rinre
Hupert
s
drtlnrd
In
urtler-ln-mmiril
U0J-n.
In
wear
s
to
Ihe
deal
li
or
Andrew
.
Mr.XauaM.
oilier-wle
kmiwn
a
Andrew
Jolmlon,
funnerLv
or
Ihe
Town
or
Sinllher.
In
I
In
I'ruvln.-i
t.r
lirllwh
i:olnmUis.
or
Ihe
nih
day
or
July,
IS4,
one
month
arier
the
mat
pul-Ihhimiii
or
till
notlre.
THUimUlK
TAKH
NOTICK
lliat.
Ulllen
Prw.r
U
funitslied
lo
th
Ullrlrl
It.-rls-lrr
tr
the
supreme
t'-.Mirl
at
ll
t'Hy
or
l-rlnee
liupi'it.
rmvinre
or
HrllUli
lUifiim-Ma,
wiiliin
one
month
arier
tlh
rirst
pub-llritl.m
of
Ihls
iiotlee.
that
Hie
said
An
,inu'
until
mhrrwUe
known
An-
ini
..
r
rr-r
j
.....
ih.
iImu'
Jnhll.liilk.
SI.
Sll.e
.ili-e.m-i.i
iu
?,
annlv
I
th
Minini
Ho-
Ihe
oils
day
or
July
l.
In.-
Min
al
iVYriffl
will
I.r.reed
to
niimi
of
'hlslnini
JUrown
the
isld
df-alli
or
the
said
SM
Stum,
.Nauihl,
olherwlw
ollierwlse
known
known
as
Slepneil
ear
as
to
Andrew
Mr
annrew
J"',l,,0
.
O.V...lO
I
I.LI
V.I
nr.,..ii.r.o.
Solleitnra,
Thi
notice
waa
riral
puWIhod
on
tlif
1
6lli
day
or
nrtoher,
A.U..
9it.
MINERAL
ACT
wtrtlflcat
Cf
lmpromntl.
II
ft
U-fit
a
n.
t
i
n.
ma.
Mineral
Claim.
-Hume
in
the
AlllnvMiMiia
lUHHon
of
Ihe
i:iar
District,
tin
tm
Weal
Arm
or
Ta
kuu
Aim.
about
three
1ur,"V.nLV.nJi',e
up
airram
rrni
the
niuutli
or
Wann
IUver.1
TAKK
.NOTICK
I
hat
I.
f:har
fc.
"";
Free
Miner's
r.erlltlraie
.
ttut.
Intend,
slttv
dav
fr.uu
the
dale
nrreor,
to
apply
In
Ihe
Mill
na-
noeoruer
ior
a
vjth
uoio
STEWART
MINES
AND
PROSPECTS
j
KXI'EllT
CRITICISM
OK
rKOIT.KTIKS
I
OX
POKTMMt
FKOM
1IXAXCIAL
VIEWPOINT
(Northwest
Mining
Berrlce)
STEWART.
B.C.,
(From
our
Specie
Field
Hepreintatlve).-
The
section
cf
the
Portland
Canal
mining
divialotT,
which
li
attracting
moat
attention
at'
present
1
the
Marmot
River
district.
It
nae
at
leaat
three
potential
mines
PorteMdano.
Marmot
Metals
and
the
High
Orade
Groups,
each
of
which
has
been
highly
commended
by
geologists'
and
mining
men
of
experlenca
from
both
tbe
States
and
"Eastern
Canada,
Many
of
them
have
expressed
the
opinion
that
all
three
of
these
properties
atand
excellent
chances
of
developing
Into
equally
sensational
producers
with
the
Premier
mine,
Heretofore,
transportation
has
been
almost
Impossible
In
that
section.
Por-
ter-Idaho
has
struggled
on
and
paid
expenses
for
three
years,
although
the.
out
of
packing
ore
to
tidewater
was;
60
a
ton.
Marmot
Metals
was
not
r
badly
handicapped,
but
It
has
had
it
share.
i
also
tbe
High
Orade
Oroup,
ct
transportation
difficulties.
The
latter
property
1
understood
to
be
under
option
by
the
Premier,
whose
engineer:
examined
It,
but
tbe
owners
state
that
no
deal
has
been
made.
Marmot
Metals
came
Into
the
lime
light
this
summer.
It
is
being
method
ically
developed,
and
the
ode
bodies
are
so
consistent
In
value,
volume
and
formation
that
the
work
now
In
hand
should
toon
demonstrate
Its
great
worth.
Negotiations
are
aaid
to
be
pending
for
some
sort
of
a
deal
on
the
property.
Angus
MacLeod
1
manage
and
appears
to
be
thoroughly
com
pete.it.
II
tH
IIXE
KECORII
PnrtcMdaho
owes
Its
present
fame
and
high
prospect
to
Clay
Porter,
j
whose
shoulders
have
borne
the
stress
of
its
development.
If
be
had
shown
!
the
same
ability
In
financing
his
mine
that
he
has
displayed
In
locating
auJ
developing
his
ore
bodies,
his
fellow
shareholder
would
be
entitled
to
sin
cere
congratulations.
As
the
mstui
now
stands.
I
verily
believe
that
he
will
make
the
mine
finance
Itself,
as
Great
Clean
Sweep
SALE
Special
Bargains
for
Wednesday
at
9
a.m.
WOMEN'S
COTTON
VESTS
for
$1.00
the
showings
on
which
he
1
now
work-
panic
caused
by
necessary
reorganlza-
j
lug
are
absolutely
stupendous.
In
the
tlon
to
finance
Its
runner
development
past,
he
had
every
factor
against
him.
and
equipment
with
a
mill.
It
is
not
u
be
would
not
consent
to
anyuuiig
iixeiy
to
prove
auynuug
uc
i"
eavorlng
of
market
manipulation
in
.
to
the
Premier,
but
It
should
be
payiiig
connection
with
the
financing
of
his
substantial
dividends
soon
after
Its
company.
Yet
he
struggled
on
ana
paia
I
mm
gets
into
openuoa
ui
i".-
rxpenses.
although
to
do
ao
he
had
to
work
a
full
lead
eight
leet
wide
to
obUln
the
high
grade
streaks
on
foot
and
hanging
cr
12
Inches
and
S
inches
respectively.
The
malm
ore
body
averaged
around
430
a
ton
and
up
In
values,
but
carried
considerable
zinc.
This
ore.
of
course,
he
could
not
handle,
as
the
cost
of
getting
It
to
tidewater
was
prohibitive.
In
spite
of
this
handicap,
he
ha
shipped
over
440,000
worth
if
ore.
which
Is
surely
'
an
(exceptional
accomplishment,
all
conditions
considered.
MIIITINO
IIKill
(illAI)i:
Late
In
August
he
prospected
the
apex
of
his
best
vein
and
found
It
at
in
elevation
of
5,000
feet
above
sea
level.
Since
then
he
haa
proved
It
to
have
a
width
of
six
to
eight
feet,
from
which
he
Is
getting
average
values
of
1200
a
ton.
This
ore
he
Is
shipping
aa
fast
as
he
can
get
It
packed
out.
though
the
weather
will.
In
all
probability,
make
an
end
to
such
operations
about
the
time
this
letter
is
In
print.
Approximately
2000
feet
lower
on
the
vein,
he
has
driven
in
a
crosscut
tunnel
about
1000
feet
to
prove
it
at
depth.
Another
150
leet
of
work
ahould
Intersect
the
vela.
If
the
ore
Is
found
continuous
to
that
leveL
stupendous
ore
reserves
would
be
Indicated.
This
lower
tunnel
when
In
about
300
feet
had
crosscut
two
ore
bodies
about
20
feet
apart
These
veins
went
IS
to
30
feet
wide
respectively,
carrying
good
values,
especially
In
tine
.
Altogether,
he
has
In
the
Porter-Idaho
group
seven
known
ore
veins
or
cones,
all
carrying,
so
far
aa
developed,
good
bodies
of
commercial
ore.
A
tram
line
and
mill
are
essential
to
further
operation
of
the
property,
and
onco
these
are
Installed,
Porter-Idaho
should
rapidly
take
it
place
with
Premier
as
a
bonanza
mine.
Illll
MIssOl'KI
Ml
I.I,
Dunwell
la
suffering
tram
a
sudden
JSmatXS
A
I
M
that
1
cannot
m-om-
nliiin
a
l.rtii
Headache
Made
Her
So
Sick
She
Could
Not
Work
Miw
Jiola
"Wnit,
Cape
Bald,
X.B.,
writeal
"I
uffered
severely,
for
a
long
time,
with
a
bad
headache.
It
would
ache
and
ache
until
it
made
me
ao
sick
I
could
not
work
at
all.
A
friend
recommended
1
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atld
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Illlnir
t
fW
taftHlake
t
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And
And
runner
rurilwr
taken
takrn
nnili-e
nnui-e
that
tnai
action
action,
mend
It
too
.
highly
to
i
under
under
se.ii.rti
seiiloii
&,
i,
must
must
be
be
commenced
commenced
La
Le.
.
auffer
from
headache
of
.Tv
.,rni.""
"r
'"
""-i
For
the
i-ast
48
years
11.11.11.
has
IHTtO
lhU
tt
Day
tr
September;
A.D
Wn
put
up
oulv
by
The
T,
Ullburu
Ag.oJ
Torooto
H.
UeS.
FfUSKlt.
i'
There
seems
to
be
no
doubt
that
a
mill
win
soon
be
Installed
on
the
Big
Missouri,
and
that
It
too
will
be
put
on
a
good
dividend
basis
next
year,
with
a
prospect
of
remaining
In
that
class
for
many
years
thereafter.
The
district
as
a
whole
has
been
unusually
active,
both
In
regard
to
de
velopment
operations
and
Inspection
of
properties
by
engineers
representhvi
cuUlder
interests.
It
la
expected
thst
seme
of
these
Investigations
will
result
In
Important
deals
before
winter
settles
down
over
the
district.
Sl
KREMlERS
CAXTIT
OPTION'
There
have
been
no
Important'
devel
opments
In
connection
with
premier,
other
than
It
haa
surrendered
its
option
on
the
Cantu
property.
The
ore
ahow-
so
far
aa
developed,
and
the
Intention
was
to
prove
them
at
depth
by
diamond
drilling.
Lack
of
foresight
on
the
part
of
the
Premier
management
resulted
In
lack
of
water
when
drUling
was
begun
and
perforce
abandoned.
The
property
was.
therefore
condemned
to
save
tbe
face
of
the
management.
Being
on
the
American
aide
ol
the
line.
itt
Is
hoped
that
some
other
American
Interest
will
take
It
over
and
prosecute
lis
development.
The
Premier
Company
Is
now
devoting
it
attention
to
an
examination
ol
the
Torlc
Mine
in
the
Alice
Arm
dls-
jtrlct,
which
is
the
district
next
south
on
Portland
CanaL
l
.
SEVEN
CLAIMS
SOLD
FOR
TAXES
YESTERDAY
A.
E.
Wrleht,
lialliy
MorklH
and
ITanori
Millrrd
were
I'urchoers
.Mining
l"r.i(ierlles
At
the
provincial
mineral
claim
tax
sale
yesterday,
conducted
by
W.
8.
riaher.
provincial
collector,
assisted
by
A.
J.
Lancaster,
seven
claim
were
sold
nut
of
a
total
of
51
offered.
All
were
sold
at
the
upset
price
and
the
sum
tt
4404.22
was
realized
as
a
result
of
the
sale.
The
sales
were
as
follows:
Entente
Cordlale.
Gold
Ooln,
Lcyd
Kitchener
and
Young
Bull
claims
on
Porcher
Island
to
A.
E.
Wright.
O.
K.
PracUon
and
Wolverine
clalma
In
the
Caaslar
district
to
Dalby
Morklll,
Togo
claim
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
Trances
Mlllerd.
MARSH
GAS
USED
AS
FUEL
FOR
DIRIGIBLE
IT
BEATS
GASOLINE
FIUEDRIC21SHAFEN,
Oermany.
Nov.
o
nnn.tmrtlrm
secreta
of
the
world'
lareest
and
first
gas-burning
dirigible,
the
L.JS.
7.
have
been
partially
dla-
closed
by
Dr.
Hugo
Eckener,
commander.
The
gas
fuel
l
marsh
gas
or
earbur-etted
hydrogen
with
the
chemical
for-mula
C114.
Much
lighter
and
more
ef
tlclent
than
gasollna
or
benaol.
Dr.
Eckener
said,
the
gss
draw
Ita
graattat
100
YARDS
GAULTSHEEN
Regular
$1.00.
Per
yard
S5(
Chas.
E.
Rand
-
the
"Mark
Down
Man"
in
charge
WOMEN'S
WOOL
VESTS
From
7.10
to
$1J0
All
colors.
KNITTING
WOOL
Per
ball
20
1
Mrs.
FRIZZELL
Ladies'
and
Children's
Ready
to
Wear
Third
Ave
jjJBIBjsssBLBBsB
Consider
The
Squirrel
He
lays
in
his
winter
supplies
while
the
choii-e
is
good
and
there
is
an
abundance.
When
winter
arrives,
as
it
does,
his
preparedness
saves
him
a
lot
of
worry
and
inconvenience.
Man
seems
to
be
the
most
improvident
creature.
So
many
of
us
never
think
of
the
winter's
fuel
supply
until
the
cold
spell
is
on
us,
yet
we
expect
prompt
deliveries
with
well
prepared
dry
fuel.
Lay
in
your
.winter's
slock
of
coal
now
without
inconveniencing
yourself.
We
have
a
good
stock
of
hard
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON
COAL
and
cart
deliver
if
to
you
at
anytime
to
suit
you.
Phone
us
now
at
116
or
117.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
advantage
from
the
fact
that
when
It
rxnl
rart
44
in
th
rrifflnp
rvlindPM
one
of
ingon
that
group
are
most
promising,
j
th-
products
wattr
vapor
ne
ta.
por,
passing
out
through
the
exhausts
of
the
fire
430-horsepower
Maybach
motors,
will
be
condensed
In
tanks:
part
of
It
used
to
replenish
water
In
the
cooling
systems
of
the
motors
and
the
rest
stored
aa
ballast
As
ballast,
the
exhaust
water
will
more
than
make
up
lor
the
loss
in
weight
the
dirigible
will
suffer
when
fuel
Is
consumed
enroute
so
that
In-
etead
of
letting
out
expensive
hydrogen
from
the
gas
bag
either
before
landing
or
when
forced
Into
high
altitudes.
water
can
be
discharged
froni
the
tanks.
The
use
of
carburetted
hydrogen
will
cut
down
by
35
per
cent
the
initial
useful
load
carried
by
the
dirigible.
Let
a
Cold
StarL
Vapors
Clieck
a
Cold
Overnight
There
are
many
way
to
treat
a
cold
but
only
one
DIRECT
way
with
vapors
that
can
be
Inhaled.
Vapors
penetrate
Immediately
Into
every
corner
of
the
air
passages
and
lungs,
soothing
and
healing
with
every
breath.
,
Vlcks
Is
ao
remarkably
successful
In
treating
cold
troubles
because
It
acts
like
a
"vapor
lamp
In
salve
form."
When
rubbed
over
throat
and
chest
the
body
heat
releases
vapors
of
Menthol,
Camphor,
Eucalyptus,
Thyme
and
Turpentine.
At
the
same
time
Vlcks
la,
absorbed
through
and
stimulates
the
skin
like
a
poultice
or
plaster.
This
double,
direct
action
often
checks
the
worst
cold
overnight,
VgCKS
Ovm
21
MuumJaiis
UseoYkARLY
Consignment
:
Sale
Winter
Coats
All
One
Price
$19.50
Hep.
value
to
-$39.50.
Unsold
garment
mift
lie
returned
early
next
week.
A
sninll
deposit
will
secure
you
xne
of
theo
wonderful
hargain$.
H.
S.
WALLACE
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton.
Just
Arrived
fianeUnd
Baibriggan
DRESSES
in
nil
the
new,
styles
and
colors
TV
uemers
We
aim
to
ploane
Phone
27.
P.O.
Sox
Ml