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FOUR
V.
u.
Tilt
1AILX
Mv
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManns
j
0
LIKE.
TO
FIND
OUT
VJHO
Neglecte
,
IT
MIGHT
HAVE
KILLED
MEt
WHY.
THIS
!
OJR
VJRtNCH'.
DROPPED
"THl
MC5NKEY-
I
T
VHO
EVER
t0
IT
CERTAINLY
THIS
WONT
FAUL
OUT
Or
WRENCH
OOT
OF
AW
I
Al
Pl-ME
AN
WlT
ME?
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j
VOO
WOOUO'.
r
.
Eyes
NEGLECT
is
doubtlciw
the
cause
of
most
of
the
tils
that
afflict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
evident
that
it
seem
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
Hiving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OP
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
,
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
Is
tho
most
inexcusable.
DO
NT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Itegistered
Optometrist
and
upucian
Room
3
Smith
Block
Phone
7f.3
f
VOO
SWOMVO
KEl?
THti
;
;
I
Tuiwrv
im
MIND
f
TeT
V4E
M.U.
1
OTrER.Y.ND
1
We
sell
superior
lumber
that
is
the
only
kind
of
lumber
to
be
found
in
our
sheds
and
yards.
We
have
the
most
complete
stock
in
Northern
B.C.,
including
fir
and
cedar
timbers,
dimension,
shiplap,
finishing,
veneers,
shingles,
lath
and
mouldings,
all
reasonably
and
properly
priced.
Albert
&
HcCaffery
Phones
11G
and
117
VELVET
Ice
Cream
THE
VEKY
BEST
I
Take
a
brick
home
tonight
I
We
cater
for
Parties,
Picnics,
Dances,
etc.
Prompt
Delivery
Velvet
Ice
Cream
Co
Corner
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street
Phone
758
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Box
15G5
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
UOW-BOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
I
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
NORWEGIAN
HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
"LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnituns
Moving.
In
a
bulletin
published
by
the
Cana
dian
Institute
of
Mining
and
Meiallurgj
at
Montreal.
A.
A.
Colt,
a
mining
engineer.
In
an
article
on
"The
Sliver
Mining
Industry
In
Canada"
deals
Inci
dentally
with
the
Premier
mine-at
Stew
art.
He
tella
of
the
geological
formations
and
then
goes
on
to
say:
The
mineralisation
ts
divided
Into
two
phases,
one
of
primary
(hypogene)
origin
and
the
other
of
secondary
(super-gene)
origin.
The
primary
phase
con
sists
of
pyrlte.
galena,
sine
blende,
and
a
small
amount
of
chalcopyrtte.
and
carries
gold
and
silver
values.
It
Is
accompanied
by
a
sub-phase
of
barren
pyrlte.
The
last
phase
of
the
Igneous
antlvltv
tnnV
r1e.
ftiihoAmient
tA
fhp
primary
mineralization,
and
consisted
ol
Intrusion
by
lamprophyre
dikes.
After
a
period
of
uplift
and
erosion,
secondary
enrichment
took
place.
This
consisted
of
sulph-antlmonldes
of
sllvet
and
of
native
silver.
Silver
values
were
greatly,
and
gold
values
slightly.
Increased.
In
the
enriched
zone.
The
property
Is
equipped
with
a
modern
mining
plant.
Both
hydro-electric
and
seml-dlesel
power
Is
used.
The
mill
as
originally
Installed,
used
a
combination
of
gravity
flotation
and
eyanlde
treatment.
All
grinding
and
flotation
was
performed
In
cyanide
solution.
In
the
early
part
of
1926,
additions
to
the
mUl
were
completed
which
brought
the
milling
capacity
up
to
400
j
tons
dally.
Under
the
present
milling
system,
a
very
clean
table
concentrate
Is
made,
and
from
the
slimes
and
re-
ground
tsble-tslllings
a
flotation
concentrate
U
ifeuovered,
tjius
producing
a
final
tailing
so
low
In
value
that
cyan-
ldlng,
with
Its
attendant
expense,
has
been
rendered
unnecessary.
First-class
ore
Is
shipped
to
the
Ta-
coma
smelter
and
second-class
slliclous
ore
to
the
Granby
smelter
,at
Anyox.
Mill
concentrates
are
also
shipped
to
the
Tacoma
smelter.
Present
development
seems
to
Indicate
that
the
bottom
of
the
profitable
horizon
lies
100
feet
above
the
fifth
level,
or
160
feet
below
the
fourth
level.
The
total
earnings
for
1926,
before
de
ducting
administration
expense,
taxes.
depreciation,
and
ore
depletion,
were
S2.2U.490,
or
$198,008
more
than
In
the
year
1929.
These
were
the
highest
earn-J
ings
in
the
mine's
history.
'
The
estimated
ore
reserves
as
at
Decem
ber
31,
1926,
are
as
follows:
Ore
broken
In
stopes,
337,087
tons,
averaging
0.54
ounces
gold
and
13.32
ounces
silver
per
ton.
Assured
and
probable
unbroken
.'ore
down
to
the
fifth
level
of
the
present
mine
workings,
461.182
tons,
averaging
u.u
ounces
'kqiq,
ana
o.oy
ounces,si
'
cer
ton.
Vr
,'
;
'
-i
The
total
'&(
.the
above
estimates'
of
broken
and
unbroken
ore
reserves,
down
to
the
fifth
level
of
the
present
mine
workings,
is
798269
tons,
averaging
0.48
ounces
gold
and
9.60
ounces
silver
per
ton.
The
Premier
Gold
Mining
Company
has
declared
a
dividend
of
1400,000.
or
at
the
rate
of
32
per
cent
per
annum,
cover
lng
operations
during
the
first
quar
ter
of
1927,
bringing
the
total
disbursement
up
to
110,250,375.
The
company
has
now
returned
to
Its
shareholders
their
capital
and
104
per
cent
interest.
MARMOT
RIYER
MINIMIS
SOLD
At
Least
That
is
Report
Which
Has
Been
Published
by
North
ern
Paper
It
is
rumored
that
the
High
Grade
group,
at
the
bead
of
Magee
Pass
on
the
south
fork.ot
Martho'
River,
las
been
outa,
caoject
uji
engineers
examination,
to
E.
E.
Hall,
Winnipeg
grain
nierchant
who
controls
the
Riverside,
a
producing
property
on
Salmon
River,
seven
miles
north
of
Hyder,
says
the
Portland
Canal
News.
Mr.
Hall,
who
Is
a
brother
of
J.
Hall,
president
of
the
.Bank
of
Hyder,
has
been
here
for
the
past
week,
and
the
two
went
out
to
Seattle
Monday
night.
The
High.
Orade
was
staked
by
Homer
Flcklin
under
a
grub-stake
agreement
with
W.
R.
Hamer,
and
tht
former
has
NEW
REPORT
ON
PREMIER
MINE
A.
A.
Cole
Writes
Interestingly
of
(rent
Stewart
Gold
Mine
in
Bulletin
:
PTMMTTMM
ft
WKi&Lci
0
is
a
profitable
companion.
It
removes
the
odors
of
dining
or
smoking
from
the
breath,
soothes
the
mouth
and
tongue,
allays
thirst
and
aids
appetite
and
iad
charge
of
development
which
has
-esulted
In
two
of
the
most
promising
eads
in
the
district
being
opened
up.
re
brought
down
this
week
shows
free
.old
In
profusion,
but
the
prevailing
alues
throughout
the
surface
cuts
are
n
silver.
The
property
Is
well
consld-red
by
several
engineers
who
have
ex-imlned
It,
and
Is
mentioned
In
a
re-ent
news
letter
by
Dr.
Geo.
Hanson
of
he
Dominion
Geological
Survey.
It
Is
light
miles
from
tide
water
and
is
eached'
by
a
horse
trail
built
by
the
wners
In
conjunction
with
the
Wash-ngton
Mining
Co.
PORTER
IDAHO
SHIPPING
ORE
Pack
Trin
Busy
Taking
in
Sup-
i;
i
i,f
pui's
unu
nringing
uui
High
Grade
Since
the
latter
part
of
last
week
ire
has
been
coming
down
from
the
Porter
Idaho
mine
on
Marmot
River
at
i
the
rate
of
three
tons
dally,
being
pack-
:
ed
d3wn
by
Rennie's
pack
train,
says
the
Portland
Canal
News.
According
to
reports
the
amount
of
high-grade
accu-
.
mutated
during
winter
"operations
la
reater
than
In
any
year
since
the
pro-
erty
has
been
operated,
and
there
is
A
,
O
"1927
(v
Imt-v
FtSTunc
Scnvict,
Inc.
1
said
to
be
plenty
In
sight
to
keep
the
puck
train
busy
throughout
the
summer
and
tall.
!
The
pack
train
of
36
horses
Is
now
nused
under
canvas
near
the
Wire
C
old
ramp
at
the
forks
of
the
Marmot,
wagons
being
employed
front
the
beaeb
o
that
point,
u
distance
of
two
miles
v?r
i
he
new
government
road.
Mr.
Rennie
has
finished
deitverlnf
the!
lirst
consignment
of
50
tons
of
equipment
fur
tht
Premier
OoM
Mining
Co.
j
'
u
the
Prosperity
property,
adjoining
I
the
Porter
Idaho
on
the
north,
where
ihe
must
sensational
aurfaee
showing
-f
tlr
(itstrirt
was
uncovered
last-fair
.
nd
i
shipment
of
30
tons
worth
ap-1
proxtmutely
1400
per
ton
made
from
1
1
.in
open
cut
without
the
use
of
powder.
Control
of
th?
Prosperity
was
at
once
buided
by
the
Premier
and
some
real
mining
Is
contemplated,
as
a
compres-
j
sor
and
accessories,
as
well
as
material
;
:or
a
permanent
camp,
were
among
the
1
first
articles
sent
up
the
hill.
DELAYED
BLAST
STRUCK
MINERS
NEAR
STEWART
Particulars
of
the
death
of
Leonard
Klemola
and
the
Injuring
of
his
partner,
B,
Perovltch,
by
a
delayed
shot
in
the
Riverside
mine
near
Stewart
Is
conveyed
In
a
report
given
in
the
Portland
Canala
News,
which
says:
Leonard
Klemola,
miner
at
the
River
side,
was
fatally
Injured
and
his
shift
partner,
B.
'Perovlch,
suffered
severe
lacerations
of
the
throat
and
.chest,
when
they
jsere
caught
by
a
delayed
blast
in
the
face
of
the
400-foot
level
where
they
were
working.
They
had
fired
a
round
of
shots
and
counted
one
hole
missing.
They
waited
15
minutes
(instead
of
the
full
hour
which
Is
a
rule
laid
down
by
the
management)
and
then
went
in
to
Investigate,
evidently
reaching
the
face
of
the
drift
Just
as
the
delayed
charge
exploded.
This
was
at
11
o'clock
Tuesday
night.
i
Men
from
another
part
of
the
mine
carried
them
out
and
rendered
such
first
aid
as
was
possible,
then
rushed
them
over
to
the
Stewart
Hospital
where
they
were
attended
by
Dr.
Whlllans
who
called
Dr.
Carson,
of
Premier
Into
consultation.
'
It
was
at
once
realized
that
the
condition
of
Klemola
was
desperate
and
that
If
It
was
possible
to
save
his
life
he
would
at
the
best
lose
his
right
leg.
which
was
terribly
mangled
and
the
bone
shattered
throughout
its
length.
He
died
at
12.30
Wednesday
afternoon
with-
A
Highland
Whisky
with
the
aromatic
essence
of
the
glens
a
whisky
that
is
a
delight
to
the
connoisseur
and
a
revelation
to
the
sceptic.
Such
is
"
Black
&
White",
known
and
appreciated
everywhere.
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advertisement
is
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published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
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or
by
the
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of
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Columbia
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anted
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ALICE
ARM
tf
HOUSE
FOR
SALE.
FIVE
MINUTES
from
post
omce.
Part
oan.
balance
as
rent.
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Blue
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or
P.O.
Box
763.
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Oheatef
field
suite,
sewing
machine,
bed
complete
and
other
household
furniture.
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Black
817.
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MOO
PER
MONTI!
BUYS
A
SEVEN
roomed
house
on
Oraham
Avenue.
Section
Two.
Walker's
Music
Store.
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SALE.
FIRST
CLASS
RESTAU-rant.
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not
lose
your
occasion
I
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PJJ.
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Sedan:
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year.
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condition.
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142.
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and
good
condition.
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PAYINO
THE
HIOHEST
PRICE
for
furniture
or
anything
of
value,
up
to
August
15.
Phone
774.
G.
F.
Brine.
Klemola,
who
lives
in
Merrltt,
B.C.
Deceased
was
born
In
Michigan
about
25
years
ago
and
had
resided
In
B.C.
for
several
years.
He
was
known
as
having
considerable
prowess
aa
an-
ath
lete.
VANDERHOOF
JlevT
Fathet
Wolfe
HaV'retGrrWd
'.fron
from
It
Is
reported
from
official
sources
that
sensational.,
ore
has
been
encountered
at,
he
Esperspw
mlpe.
and
the
Tiger.
i.lo
i
I
to
to
V-
Mr.
and
and
1
A
daughter
was
born
Mrs,
J.
Jeffreys
at
'
the
Anyox
Hospital
on
July
7.
John
F.
D.
Galloway,
provincial
mineralogist,
visited
the
Torlc
Mine
during
the
week.
ivno.
.
r.
u.
ice
returned
rrom
a
short
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
Local
anglera
are
enjoying
good
fish
lng
in
the
streams
around
Alice
Arm
and
at
Anyox.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leaa
than
50c
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE.
LOTS
34
AND
34.
BLOCK
IS.
section
7.
with
two
room
plastered
house,
targe
garden,
chicken
house
and
fifty
white
Leghorns
hens.
Lot
34,
block
37.
section
6.
Lot
81,
block
39.
section
8.
Lota
7
and
18.
block
13.
section
8.
Price
$1,000.00
or
will
sell
separately.
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ywesaaary:
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offered.
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vis
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380.
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Steven,
AUla
Avenue.
188
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W.
O.
Smith.
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Red
tQ&.
wanted
COMPETENT
WOMAN
FOR
my
secondhand
business,
'and
rent
or
sell
partly
furnished
four
roomed
flat
with
toilet
and
bath.
Modern
flat
over
store.
A
good
proposition.
Phone
774.
G.
F.
Brine.
FOR
8
ALE.
LAUNCH
"NANCY."
28
foot.
In
first
class
condition.
East-
hope
engine:
18
hp.
4
cylinders.
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i
Rorle.
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387
or
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513.
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aeneral
houaewurk.
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30.
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week
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NEW
SHIPMENT
AND
NEW
PATTERNS
of
fifty
linoleum
rugs
and
800
square
yards
of
linoleum.
The
demand
is
good
and
this
lot
ought
to
be
cleared
out
this
month.
So
come
early.
Furniture
and
ranges
alwayr
In
stock.
A.
MacKenzle.
Furniture
Phone
775.
EXCHANGE
out
regaining
consciousness.
The
body
NEW
AfJD
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
was
sent
w
Jiyaer
lor
ourisi
Becoming
to
directions
from
his
father,
a
us.
a.
mtsslpnsry
trip
to
Fort
Orahame
and
Fort
McLeod.
,
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V,'
.
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Van-derhoof.
Superior
School.
John.
W,
Pat
terson
was
re-elected
trustee
for
three
years
and
W
J.
Rimes
re-elected
Mrs.
Joseph
Hartley,
who
has
beev
InJ
poor
health,
left
tor
TranquUle
sanl
tarium
accompanied
by
her
husband.
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson,
whose
trip
was
Interrupted
by
a
call
to
Victoria,
ex
pects
to
be
back
In
ten
days
or
two
weeks
to
complete
his
speaking
tour
through
the
Omlneca
riding.
Officers
of
the
local
grain
and
hay
pool
are:
William
Smith,
president:
George
Cameron,
secretary;
George
Snell,
-A.
V.
O'Meara,
WUliam
Ewan,
J.
K.
Stewart
and
Lars
Braaten,
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Papa-dopulos
and
Marrls.
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
646.
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CUE
Mrs.
Unger,
Proprietress
again
personally
in
charge.
Third
Avenue.
Next
a.
W.
V
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flood;,
Home
Cooked
Meals.
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Another
carload
of
Chevrolets
Justlnl
Prices:
Roadster
8J5.00
Roadster
Delivery
(835.00
Touring
825.00
Coupe
s.985.00
Coach
v
1805.00
Sedan
aj.075.O0
Landau
Sedan
$1,120.00
Cabriolet
$1,100.00
Commercial
Chassis
1045.00
Delivery
Express
Chassis
....
1806.00
29
x
4
40
Balloon
Tires
standard
equipment
on
all
model
except
,De
livery
Express
chassis.
Call
or
phone
for
demonstration.
K
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Third
Avenue
Phone
S3
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Stude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time,
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POOL
ROOM
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ltlnrk.
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from
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Except
Sundays
11:30
a.m.
From
the
East
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except
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8.80
p.m.
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