dntsds?
November
3,
1926
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tl:
I
I
iu
iiiiiii
m
IIU
-
-w
I,
s
rsctimps
iimkn
(i
big
ns.p
in
a
perxou'
.
,.
appearance.
.
have
-conn'
ne
-
in
solid
Kul.l
n
f
no
,
810.00.
One
nnv
while
gulit
et
willi
I
ill
diamond..
n
iinr
iair
at
l.vno
,J
gold
with
pl.-ilimim
jtmigs.
A;
o
nii-n
gold
filled
to
$1.00.
?
A
Jewellers
Utkc
store
wint
the
clock
d
17
rvi
nn'c
USUI
Z
Indies
I"ehdy.to.Vear
rei-f
nvcil
a
splendid
ne
of
LADIES'
AM)
MISSES"
Winter
Coats
latest
materials
and
&nd
m
fine
"election
v
moon
Drpusi-n
also
Urease
(or
snort
f,i
-,e
36
t
41.
Price
from
J.
BENT
T
I
Atenur.
Phone
631.
LUMBER
v
n
i.i.il."
i
iiiiig
A
iii'Pt-r.l
inni-V
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jfr.mi
II
'ilmt
.ind
-
il-
llOXe1
Atk
Fop
Prieet
r
.
i
n
t
i
r
iii
jcdituvuLumucrtu.Liu.
PHONE
562
MILK
!!.
ol
In-.
i-uU
iin
.1
(o
6
Quarti
fop
$1.00
It
Pint,
fop
$1.00
ii.
nip
NovpiiiIht
I.
Valentin
Dairy
Phono
657.
Dr.
Alexander
:
i
Smith
Block
Phono
678
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Prion
W.
'artage,
Warehousing-,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
8er)ce.
r-oal,
Sand
and
Oravel.
w
Speclallie
In
Plan
and
Furniture
Bevlntj.
TUGBOATS
Dy
Phonos
423,
539,
Qreen
238,
Black
735.
N'Oht
Phonea
687,.
539,
Qreen
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
QE0.
ta,
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dip.
BRUCE
SPEAKS
ON
DOMINIONS
iili.io
km
r.uii
MIOll.lt
)t)
ki:ltion
l
paict
or
K.MPiiti:
IT
P.tlCT
IN
ro
in:ri;fi:
LONDON,
fiov
3
-Premier
Bruce
of
Australia
in
an
interview
with
the
press
hrr
said-
"In
the
last
fifteen
years
we
have
btn
developing
new
eonceDtion
of
Dominion
statu
ami
have
tfcaniixyrA
now
for
a
long
time
that
liisiue
th
limptre
there
I
the
principle
established
of
absolute
independence
on
all
eotneatlc
questions,
wtth
tbe
right
of
oonsulutkm
on
all
matters
of
onramo'i
oncern.
II
there
h-.u1
remains
anv-
.
thing
in
wbleh
any
ot
tbe
srtf-govern-
i
tu
parti
of
the
Empire
have
not
ab-
I
Mlute
freedom
and
independence
in
I
domestic
affsirs,
it
is
right
that
wo
should
consider
what
legal
and
practl-
;
n
tsse
to
give
that
tndepend-
rare.
A
to
consultation
oa
matter
j
of
common
concern.
I
don't
arrtctp.
the
slightest
difficulty
la
ftxtri;
up
anything
that
need
to
be
tfmte
t
lm
prove
the
machinery.
IOKI
KIN
Kt.l.tTIONs
"A
to
the
broader
q
Mutton
of
our
relatione
with
foreign
cotuetrlcs
1
da
not
think
that
it
la
destrtble
that
sow'
question
should
be
ralaed
m
an
Issue,
but
I
ee
no
objection
to
our
cIUcum-1
lot
and
defining
the
poaHeM
which
we
have
reached
In
the
proctaa
ct
evdutm.
I
am
totally,
opposed
to
the!
idea
that
there
be
to
be
swim
draattt
BltrratMn
in
tbe
position
of
the
Kroplrt
u
foreign
countries.
I
am
opposed
Uny
Idea
of
Is
ring
down
s
written
Con-'
XituUon
lor
tbe
Empire
If
there
had
IIU
PI
Jro
faction
from
infection
This
Lifebuoy
mother
says:
"Lifebuoy's
antiseptic
lather
is
just
what
children
need
to
prevent
scratches
from
becoming
infected.
"Lifebuoy
is
1
pleasant,
safe
soap
that
excels
in
removing
all
of
the
grime
and
impurities
from
hands,
face
and
knees.
I
find
its
frequent
use
keeps
the
skin
in
fine
condition.
"
f
wr
UVT.R
BOTHEJlS
UMlTtO
Twos
la
ibeen
such
a
thing
in
the
last
fifteen
i
r
.
rears
tbe
war
would
hsve
smash)
it
to
.
..
....
,
.
.
...'am
try.ue
to
force
tsrlSi
on
Oreot
'Britain
l
quite
wrong
That
Is
none
p
butaf"
"R'h"
1
hyt
ssySof
mf
"V1
The
at
point
u
defence.
I
"w
18
PinoUon
ot
Inter-,
we
stsod
for
a
p4krT
of
Smplre
defence
trm3f
w
rtUI
,ri1
'P"1
in
which
MCh
psrvof
U.
Empire
besrs
ot
lo
"hlu,t
U
share
whloh
it
to
capable
ot
bear-
'
mtiu"
cr
aolu
"
1
"tn
"
can
ling
scoorwix
to
ru
msn-power.
rr-
'0,,,
tb
PTobWm
T
eo-operatlon,
al-
'soureea
and
welth.
'
toaetber
apart
from
fiscal
controversies
lTI.K-IMPCHItl.
Tit
A
UK
-A.
n'-T
'H-
mobHIse
tbe
resource,
to
IMer.Imprrtal
trwdo.
I
only
say
at
I
hsve
said
before,
that
txnptn.
and
developing
them
on
sclenimr
1
wnt
M
I
think
the
aohauon
of
tbe
bis
nrob-
lhf
of
Industry
to
items
of
Empire
U
thnuti
osv-opcrsuoa
within
the
Emptrt
ThH
Idea
that
1
"rIU,r
....
The
thteg
Is
so
frightfully
tmporunt
IN
pkobatc.
itbst
we,
ought
to
get
down
to
tt
and
in
tmi
urRtiaicou!T
cr
British
"
prseMcaiiy.
and
not
cloud
Columbia
it
wttk
fiscal
Issues.
It
was
said
when
li
ib
Mtll't
..f
iih-
UimillrslkiO
AM;
III
lliiOl
imlsr
t
iHste
l
Ihr
rni-
ii
!
irnnni
II
hr.
.Bid
dMih
ot
inr
ssld
Nn.rhl.
iiibrrwisi.
kanwa
MINERAL
ACT.
wUl
be
allowed
for
re
m.t
t
Mill
'TlTHt.it
T
KK
M1TICE
thai
at-
Further
particulars
of
the
ChlefTor.
.inr,
...riimi
at
must
be
comtienr1
!nirr
victoria.
B.C..
or
District
Fores.
i.i
r..n
the
ine
r
wHi
crritrieates
of
,
trr
prince
Rupert.
B.C.
i,nu..venwnt
,
.
T
tTtll
tm
ll
Q1V
Ol
srpirniurr.
a.u.
MINCflAL
HVr
It!
TVERY
MAM
WITH
rCSESlOMT
AND
VISION
dcvwicion'
r
fi
r
w
v"
-
Andrew
Me.
as
Andrew
;
iilm.tifi
WTLIJtM
OOXtAlXS.
ftoMcilorf,
This
ssittrr
was
first
published
on
tlie
iciii
d
"f
nuntier.
H..
mo.
Csrtlfltsts
f
Imoeotsmsntt
werMaake
Si.
4.
eepsise
1
rrsriiousl
sik)
Sweepsuks
o.
Frse-imhisi
Mineral
i.latrot.
sii'iale
in
lite
Ailm
Minnie
Division
of
l.ssslar
lusirlct.
When-
incited
--tasi
sioe
01
isso
Ann,
W
1
w
You
don't
need
u
telescope
to
hoc
that
Winter
la
com-inir-
The
man
who
looks
ahead
will
fill
up
hia
bin
with
jrood
coal
now
and
keep
the
cold
at
a
safe
distance.
We
have
a
battery
of
men,
trucks
and
tractor
and
lota
of
coal
ammunition
awaiting
your
call
to
defend
the
home
njrainst
cold.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
GEORGE
RORIE
C1IAKTKHKD
ACCOUNT-ANT
AND
AUDITOR
Plume
SBf
til
heronil
Avrnue
ttesi,
Prince
Rupert
J
was
here
before
that
I
was
trying
to
turn
Britain
into
a
Protectionist
coun-
In
Ibr
tlsllrt
..f
Uh
llsl
iT
tuafw
Mr-
,
tr-
wht
Whst
in
In
h..vn
heaven
rmn
can
I
I
rtn
do
In
to
turn
ram
Hmtrrw
uiii
.,ilieri--
ti.n
a
Jirtinsloa.
BrIUin
Into
a
Protectionist
country?
I
enter
sM
b
vlriiif
t
nrsr
dalail
.
,.n-
.ntirrlr
tor
the
British
J
Th1
u
urtn
'n"!
w
me
tsnusn
astd
made
tl..
sth
dsy
ri.rr.
Mrn.
inuar.
i-txn
people
U
decide.
HmkM.
ilfflilsl
MII1RATIOX
."fT
V'rZTJL
"r-
Bruce
was
able
to
speak
rather
tnter
ni
k.hwi!
ii"i
l..l"
swtr
as
more
freely
about
emigration,
explain-
w;".v;,:..,v.-ry
Miion
ip'
(
uw-
linrn
X
smitlN-iv
in
itf
PniHiMV
Oommlsslon
which
he
bad
Just
set
u.-i
r."r,.2''!.'!..,?".,';
l"!L
?mrLZ.
fll
he
the
Job
of
helping
to
co
tVfVW'&iSi
Wen.
of
migration,
he
asM.
irsr
.
r
the
H.rnii.
i.ori
si
lb
l
of
must
keep
pace
with
the
increase
In
1-rlBW
Huprn.
Pn.Hrr
ut
Brlu
n
-
Australlas
obsorpUon
power.
.u.
within
Msmih
arier
OrM
wb-
K
llrali.m
or
iMs
will''-.
Ihtt
lite
said
An-.
dw
MOsoHii.
niberwt
ksmwn
s
AH-j
.UIVAM'E
slise
ubqnrnl
H
.
.
JiitHohNi.
s
Jrew
p,,nilAh
nrofrsaor
it
if
ever
ever
Qushlng
Pupil
An,
proiessor,
ia.
in
4
of
nl
Ittc.
uw
said
Stephen
I
ll
H.kin-
win
M-mwi
ii
swesr
st
s,
'
make
a
pianist
111
oweii
au
to
you.
Music
Professor
Pardon
me.
young
lady,
my
terms
are
quarterly
in
aa
t
Mice
Answers.
TIMBER
SALE
XIJOJ
Rj.s1nI
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lands
at
Victoria,
B.C..
not
j'KVnr.Ti
thai
H'n..d
aymes.
W
"tl-n
i,.,fri.irt
siid
smieltor,
of
aio
West
i
n-
cercber.
0'
;D;,pp5nM
of
Of
AM.
to
cut
O-s")
,
.r
si
,
v
aBfouw.
Rrtllak
Collin,
-ia.
.
ceuce
X4302
f
ins
US
.
I
Itf
ill
hit
smrrpimr.
.-.iiuihr
'
""
;
OJJI
ui
r,
ncuuvb.
lmimft
...rsn.iii
I'ree
free
Mtn
Miners
Certificate
Mo.
situated
on
Maude
l
inn
ml'
ininid,
intend,
ul
ul)
days
frm
tlie
1t'i49o
nd
481.
Skid
,..
'
i..
to
the
Mining
hi
apply
charlotte
Islands.
f.
.
.
.
.
irrtlfirsU'
rrtifirsie;
of
or
injP'"'"-
Improvemenls.
Orsnn
for
'",
ths
oti
I
C0"'"1
fwo
Two
12)
(2)
.
lZZ7Z
years
years
w
nnrp..-.-
.iirtK--
of
ntiiainlns
"
'
crown
timber.
optif
(rat
st
tiriDPflismsniB,
Minn
KmflMinil
0.
t.
AnVOt
Slid
111
,.ii.
tiiiu.ru
rlaims.
situate
in
the
Allltl
Milling
tiviKm
f
Id
:alar
UlMrirl,
StMllll
OIH'
IIHK
VV
MIVSHI
41-iiui
luc
iiuu,..
r
Wsnn
IHver.
..
.
TAsr.
SOTH
tnsi
ins
tnrmrrr
uun
Minr
Ltd.,
Inc..
Free
Miner's
t;ertirirsu-V,
J7?U..
intend,
sltly
days
from
the
ilair
hcrwir
.in
apply
to
the
.Mliuna
He-i-i.rdrr
for
a
Ci-rlirirate
or
lmproeinetiis,
for
the
numtvie
of
obtaining
a
Crown
I
Uranl
or
trie
above
claim.
I
.....
......M
t.h.
imiim
Ih.l
srtlnn
tin.
Aim
iiiiiii..
"
ilfr
Sertlun
SS,
niMt
be
commenced
.
.
before
.
Hie
isiHie
or
nurd
Crriiriraif
or
Improvf-
""liATED
ihl
tat
day
or
Srplrmber.
A.D.
1Mb.
H.
MC.N.
FRASER,
Agent
MINERAL
ACT
vartlflcats
of
Imprentmtnts.
Hrnu-nl
Nft.
I
Miualr
In
ths
Atlin
Mil.tnr
DlvUInn
or
I
no
Caaslsr
niMrli
t,
on
th
West
Arm
of
Ta-kun
Ann.
almui
ttiree
quarter
or
a
mile
up
stream
rmin
the
iiiMiitlt
of
Vnn
ItUer.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
1,
Charles
E.
Ollniore.
Free
Miner's
trttrusle
No.
s7t.
Intend,
sltiv
davs
rrom
the
dale
hereof,
10
apply
to
the
fcimlwt
rtcrontor
Mr
a
Certiruate
or
Improvements,
for
the
purpose
of
ob-lalnuiK
a
crown
Grant
or
the
shove
claim.
And
ruiilH'r
taken
noilre
that
anion,
under
serllinr
8S.
must
be
cnmiiiennil
be
rore
Hie
lu
of
such
Certificate
or
Improvements.
.
.
.
DATED
this
lit
day
of
Septemher.
A.D
ii.
mn,
riUSF.h".
enl.
MINERAL
CT
Certificate
of
Impronsmtnts.
trownie
No.
i
Mineral
claim,
situate
In
the
Atlin
Mlnlna
Division
nr
the
Cslar
lusirlct,
on
Wann
Hlvrr.
aillnmg
and
to
the
south
rf
Brownie
No.
M.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
ihsl
I.
James
B,
Kershaw,
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
3,
Intend,
siw
iHv
from
the
dale
hereof,
to
apply
lo
the
Mmmit
lteeorder
for
a
Cerliruate
of
iinprnvinenis.
for.
the
purpose
of
on-lalnlns-
a
Crown
Grant
of
the
almvo
claim.
Aivl
frthrr
take
notice
that
anion,
under
aertinn
5.
must
be
rntiimonoed
herore
the
Issue
of
sucU
Certificate
of
Improve,
merits.
.
DtTEn
this
ll
0y
oi
erpieniuer,
n.u
man
U.
llcN.
FRASIR,
AKt&L
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
U.S.
IS
CHIEF
CUSTOMER
FOR
THIS
COUNTRY
TAKES
.MOST
Ol
THE
NEWSPRINT
MANH-ACTI'KEII
IX
CANADA
4
ron
ex
pout
Most
ot
the
newsprint
manufactured
in
Canada
for
export
la
cent
to
the
United
States,
the
total
value
of
thj
product
going
there
for
tbe
first
eight
months
of
the
year
being
se9.225.23?
out
ot
a
total
export
of
173,732.692.
The
customers
for
Canadian
paper
and
the
amounts
taken
during
the
eight
months
were
as.
follows:
Countries.
Value.
United
States
.
$89525537
Australia
1597582
Argentina
Ornish
south
Africa
New
Zealand
United
Kingdom
Cuba
Jamaica
Uruguay
Sen
Domingo
.
.
.
.
.
"J!
,
Portuguese
Africa"
.
Bermuda
Nicaragua
Barbados
Brazil
Other
countries
....
ORE
SHIPMENT
989.852
68M&3
685,168
448.183
33118
43.892
7.973
635
5.811
2.710
1.841
1.518
1.416
1585
648
873.732.312
FROM
LA
ROSE
VAi.rAin.i;
cakoo
wext
soi
tii
ox
Till:
C.tKHENA
KtST
EtEMM)
A
shipment
of
a
car
ot
42
tons
of
high
grade
sscked
silver
ore
went
south
on
the
CaVrdena
yesterday
bound
for
Trait
smelter.
It
.was
part
of
a
lot
of
50
tons
delivered
at
tbe
wharf
-at
Alice
Arm.
It
Is
the
final
shipment
of
the
season,
as.
beginning
November
1,
operations
at
tbe
mine
were
suspended
lor
the
winter.
In
connection
with
the
closing
down
of
the
mine
at
the
present
time.
MUes
Donald,
the
manager,,
states
that
there
were
several
factors
governing
the
de
cision
to
doee
at
this
time.
He
atates
that
there
are
at
present
150
tons
of
ore
blocked
out
ready
to
atop.
But
with
lb
present
price
of
sUver
ana
with
the
uncertanlti
of
the
market
together
with
the
present
heavy
ever-Lead
expenses
in
mining-
it
was
though,
best
to
suspend
operations
for
the
tesson.
The
future
policy
ot
me
com
pany
will
call
for
new
operating
condi
tions
and
plans
as
well
aa
a
possible
leadjuatment.
The
management
has
In
view
new
development
operations
ana
the
instating
ot
machinery
and
a
mil)
so
that
the
property
may
be
more
economically
and
profitably
worked.
It
is
proposed
to
drive
a
new
working
tunnel.
This
tunnel
wUl
be
340
feet
in
length
and
wUl
tap
the
present
ore
body
at
a
further
depth
til
150
feet
which
wUl
give
more
than
three
hundred
feet
of
stoplng
ore.
While
the
plana
tor
the
mill
have
not
been
worked
out
In
detau.
It
is
proposed
to
Install
one
that
will
take
care
of
the
tonnage,
and
thus
do
away
with
the
present
heavy
transportation
costs,
anu
also
the
additional
excess
cost
of
sorting
and
sacking.
With
mill
the
present
low
grade
ore,
that
1
not
found
profitable
to
ship,
can
be
handled.
It
Is
planned
to
start
open
tions
aa
early
In
1927
as
the
season
wlU
permit.
MACHINERY
FOR
T0RICM1NE
MI1P.MCNT
LANDED
AT
.ALICE
ARM
Tills
WEEK
INCU
DES
MILL
ALICE
ARM,
Nov.
S.
A
further
shipment
of
machinery
for
the
Torle
Mine
waa
delivered
this
week,
coming
on
the
steamer
Chllkoot.
This
machinery
wUl
be
transported
through
to
the
end
of
the
steel
before
the
road
Is
blocked
by
snow
for
the
season.
From
there
It
csn
be
placed
upon
the
property
and
installed
and
the
mill
be
made
ready
toward
operation
In
the
spring
ot
1927.
The
present
lot
of
machinery
that
will
be
delivered
and
transported
to
the
property
this
year
wUl
consist
ot
a
ball
Lot
Hit.
Mineral
Claim,
mlU(
cUsaltler
and
two
concentrating
tables.
S.
Campbell,
the
superintendent
In
charge,
states
that
no
further
machinery
will
likely
be
ahlpped
this
year,
as
the
season
Is
so
tar
advanced
that
the
closing
of
the
Dolly
Varden
Railway
by
snow
would
prevent
Ita
transportation
to
the
mine.
VANDERHOOF
Mrs.
Calhoun
and
her
two
daughters,
Jean
and
Mona,
have
returned
to
their
home
here
after
having
visited
with
relatives
In
the
East.
Rev.
,R.
T.
McFarlane
leaves
this
week
to
attend
the
British
Columbia
con
ference
of
the
United
Church
of
Members
of
the
Young
People's
Society
were
gueata
last
Frldsy
night
at
a
llollowe'rn
fancy
dress
party
at
I
the
home
bt
Mr,
audi
Mrs.
Arinlshaw.
Ten
Day
Removal
ALICE
ARM
The
big
retaining
wall
which
was
built
to
protect
the
town
of
Alice
Ann
frcm
the
flood
waters
of
the
Utsault
Klver
was
completed
this
week.
The
wall
Is
alx
hundred
feet
In
length
with
a
width
of
eight
feet
at
the
top.
It
is
txpected
that
the
wall
wlU
be
extended
another
three
hundred
.feet
next
year.
Rev.
Father
Godfrey
spent
a
few
day
in
Alice
Arm
last
week
and
held
mas
at
the
home
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Sutilo-vich
on
Thursdsy.
Father
Godfrey
:s
now
dividing
his
time,
between
Stewart
and
Anyox.
Angus
McDonald,
ot
Anyox.
accom
panied
by
E.
II.
Mortimer
and
D.
B.
MtDougall
of
Prince
Rupert,
made
an
Inspection
of
the
Esperanza
Mine
here
last
week.
A
bridge
la
being
buUt
across
Uve
Kitsault
River
near
the
Muskateer
flats
by
the
provincial
government
in
order
to
facilitate
the
transportation
of
supplies
to
the
Red
Point
property
on
which
a
tunnel
Is
being
driven
this
winter.
The
herd
of
cariboo
that
has
roamed
the
country
between
the
Naa
Valley
Mid
Alice
Arm
and
beyond
ia
aisap-pearlng
In
the
opinion
o!
John
Strom-beck.
Fr.nk
Strlngham
and
R.
Moore
who
recently
spent
several
days
hunting
them.
No
trace
could
be
found
ot
them
In
their
favorite,
haunta
and
It
1$
thoueht
that
they
have
either
lett
tha
dlttrlct
or
fallen
a
prey
to
the
hunters-
guns
or
the
bands
ot
wolves.
R.
J.
C.
Moore,
after
spending
a
week
In
Alice
Arm
and
vicinity
in
search
ot
caribou,
has
left
tor
Prince
Rupert
whence
he
will
proceed
to
Porther
Is-Isudf
tor
.
some
deer
shooting.
A
somewhst
serious
accident
occurrM
at
the
logging
camp
of
F.
U
Housley
Friday
afternoon
whenJohn
Thomas
ct
the
Sunset
Hotel
waa
atmck
with
a
haul
back
line,
seriously
Injuring
hit
head
and
ahoulder.
He
waa
taken
fc
Anyox
.
Hospital.
Mummy,
I
cant
go
to
school
today."
Why
not"
"I
dont
feel
well."
Where
dont
you
feel
well"
"In
school.
"Humor.
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