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May
22,
1928
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Rtflish
Columbia
to
Make
New
Mining
Records
Thin
Year-Activity
Promise;!
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day,
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food
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baked.
Ideal
for
spring
with
milk
or
cream.
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wafer
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men
is
working
on
tt.
The
property
n
dlkcovered
In
1910
and
ship-pel
Intermittent!
tn
the
early
days.
the
past
flftn
years
In
prospecting
the
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BT
iinCfDIDCn
IU
country
tributary
to
Deaae
and
Llard
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ajlfiWfUU
UiiaJUiAl
DjjLf
ll
watersheds,
u
associated,
plaas
tu
test
by
drilling
an
area
on
Thlbtrt
and
Vowell
Creeks
with
a
view
to
nutulim-
plant
for
the
recovery
of
gold
TneAmMtle
Hrorharr
Imited
hy
Advanre-ground
also
contains
platinum
i
!..
f
v,rtien
T.mn
The
lower
end
of
Thlbert
Creek
neal
Dtase
Lake,
has
been
extensively
worked
by
hydraulicklng
and
mucr
gojd
has
been
taken
out.
'
.
Cspt.
Barrlngton
Is
to
make
n
thorough
tett
of
the
placer
);olrt
prospocU
of
Clearwater
Elver
thij
vanuner
and
th?re
will
be
cans.dtrablc
wirk
gclni;
on
at
M-Datue
Lt.de
mln.ii
In
likely
to
tee
Its
ltiaugurat'on
th!
yor
as
reft-It
of
the
wvrk
of
Dr.
Kerr
of
the
Oe-'.sg.-al
Survey
and
the
LudysmitH
TldiAittr
M:ainn
Co
Intend."
to
de-vel-jp
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sped
ronventently
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mr
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INTERESTING
BOOKLET
"Stewart,
tite
Gateway
City"
la
the
title
of
an
ambitious
sad
interesting
fcrty-psge
brochure
which
fess
hesn
is-
gue
Generously
llluctrated.
the
hook-1ft
deals
extensively
with
Portland
Canal
mining
as
well
as
other
potential
lod
unities
and
there
la
also
a
thorough
rxptsltien
of
Slewart'a
claims
to
being
made
the
Pacific
Coast
rail
outlet
for
the
Ponce
River
and
Groundhog
countries
A
description
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
is
given
a
full
page
lit
the
booklet.
Mis
John
Bulger
received
a
telegram
last
night
that
her
brother.
William
r''.lbr..ith
of
Vancouver,
was
drowned
i.nrt
reqitcctlng
that
she
come
at
once.
f:tc
is
lcKVini:
thlc
afternoon
on
the
SUCCESS
FOR
PLAYERS'
CLUB
"f.
YOI
A
MAHOV
MOT
AMIilT-KHS
PI.AV
YET
HT.!J
l.V
exohiIksit
act
rw
TIIKEK
APT
CO.IBIIV
IHItBCTW)
IIV
A.
A.
fONNOS
PltOVlS
BliHT
MIT
OF
NBHIBM
MO
FAR
Wllh
a
splendid
production
of
the
well-::iowii
thiee
act
comedy
"Ape
Tou
a
Mason?"
before
an
audience
which
took
up
all
the
capacity
of
ine
West-holme
Theatre
las:
uight,
the
Prince
Rupert
Plsyers
Club
added
probably
their
best
hit
to
a
growing
Hoe
ol
successful
Derfcrmanoas
"Am
You
a
j
Mason.-"
pofslbly
the
moat
ambitious
I
farce
the
clu!)
ha
yet
attempted,
went
over
in
excellent
style
anil
reflected
I
credit
upon
n:cniter
oi
the
caste.
l:i-iciud:.
a
i.uinber
oi
new
faces
on
the
(local
amatcui
aug".
the
sae
dire-tor
Alex
A
.Co:u:c;i.
antl
all
thoe
who
nui
.r.ytMrji
u;
d
with
the
putting
on
j.l
the
i!ow
T!:e
play,
lasting
about
'wo
hours
ai:tl
a
half.
Wjj
well
sus
tained
throughout
and
there
was
hardly
a
dull
moment
in
its
enure
course.
"Apt
You
a
Mascn?
'
perhaps
more
than
many
other
farces,
must
be
portrayed
!!vly
manner
If
It
it
not
to
fall
way
,1:
was
done
last
'lllng
flat.
-en
a
Mi
i
fivin
ii
i:
inn
or
-ed
the
aw
'
lat
-terlng
.im
gro-
cabaret
door-1
:
the
other
men,
was
!
..-ion
emerging
from
the
.
the
proper
moment
to
"brothers
'
lean
Grieve
and
Miss
Virginia
made
winsome
though
lovesick
.upper."
daughters
of
the
redoubtable
motfwr-tn-law
.
Mrs
J
J
Muldoon
earned
out
the
part
of
the
obsequious
(to
the
mcUvr
in-law
i
housemaid
In
a
capable
man-
UAJY
NEW
TO
REDUCE
FIRE
RATES
IN
CITY?
IWU'ECTOHM
OF
NIMHIWIIITEIW
AHHOC1
VTION
COMIVCi
IIBIIB
Ttl
JUKI!
MSC'MhHAKV
INVtftfTI-CfATKS
liXHpl
of
sui'
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W.
'A:
d.-eurVfifiSf
Vancouver,
advance
agent
for
i
number
of
inspector
of
the
British
Columbia
Insurance
Underwriters-
Association
who
will
be
here
Uurtly
and
will
spend
aome
time
In
the
city
niaXlng
th-
neceasary
Jnvestl-ifsUons
with
a
view
t
j
bringing
saout
a
eduction
of
tire
rate.-,
m
Prince
Stupert.
U
here.
It
1
expected
that
some
drastic
MducitaM
in
ttae
rates
may
he
made
alnoe
It
U
well
known
that
local
rates
are
dlsjiropcrtloskately
hlh
in
oonjparl-Mp
with
such
plaees
a.s
Ketchikan
where
the
risks
art
mucti
greater
It
is
suggested
that
a
general
cleaning
up
of
premises
from
the
file
ha-
....jiuiiMi
mii
hj
nmriusttve
Of
I
wu
uvfi"
r
much
Kcod
In
thii
c.nnrction.
i
Man
in
the
Moon
ill
'
11
IIM
Did
you
ever
keax
ol
toe
man
who
put
in
id.
tn
Uic
matrimonial
paper
and
his
fiancee
answered
it.
Any
person
Who
wishes
to
live
without
mends
and
at
cross
purposes
with
the
neighbors
should
make
habit
ol
telling
the
truth
all
the
time
in
low
vtb
oa
arvwi
j
proclty.
I
suggest
that
we
might
arrange
to
send
the
prairies
a
llttie
Of
cur
sunshine
and
revive
In
return
a
!
little
of
rftelr
rain
0I
Among
the
things
that
won't
get.
a
,
ycu
anywhere
is
offering
Woaderphone'
,
f
stock
st
collateral
at
the
bank.
I
Farming
snastlnm
pays.
I
heard
of
,
e
who
sou
his
plsce
to
golf
club
1
d
made
twenty
thousand
dollars.
if
you
can't
stand
being
bored,
you
probably
s
lowbrow.
i
Due
doubtless
to
the
unfavorable
est
her
the
crop
of
spring
pastry
has
er.
lighter
than
usually.
Twa
spring
and
fife
Was
all
a
dream
-
love
became
."v
writing
theme
ii
winter
came
m
job
I
lost
i
.
e
poem
to
i
dogs
1
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l)
you
ever
kstow
aay
at
success
In
life
order
clothes?
To
marry
her
I
did
propone
Said
see,
"not
Ml
Mall
order
clothes."
KETCHIKAN
hTuBUT
FISHERMEN
MEETING
iltans
to
lreot
Jlerr
Selld
lrwt
In
Kepanl
to
Iw
rrleea
An
impromptu
meeting
on
short
notice
issued
by
J.
B-
Johnson.
Ketchikan
manager
of
the
Flahhi,
Vessels
Owners
to
members
of
the
order
and
to
members
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fisher
-
ner.
Minor
roles
were
thoie
of
Mts
mens
Union
brought
out
soroe
fifty
..largarct
Palmer,
the
elderly
farmer's
:
graons
Wednaaday
night
in
uoion
hall
wile
from
upstate,
and
Miss
Ulllan
during
which
matters
of
ln'rt
to
Crots.
a
cloak
fitter
l
halibut
fishing
were
discussed,
anya
the
One
of
the
features
of
the
jlay
was
,
Kstchlkan
Chrwnlcls.
the
elaborate
cottumes
worn
by
some
i
rnnk
Ssmera.
aecretary
of
the
Deep
of
the
ladies.
8ea
Fishermen's
Union
was
present,
Sxcell-nt
music
was
provided
for
the
as
welt
as
Mr.
Johnson,
opening,
closing
and
Intervals
by
the
j
The
low
price
of
hail
but
jud
other
Westhmoline
Orchestra
under
th
question
in
connection
with
fishing
erection
of
Charles
P.
Balsgno.
i
promoted
the
call
for
the
meeting.
A
Att4NTlM
ukriCJiLM
i
resolution
waa
adopted
in
which
,
.Assorting,.
m
lajM
,OsH,;iHjr
msW
making
the
bouse
arrangements,
etc.,
ere
the
following:
Business
mnager.
Oeo.
C.
Mitchell.
8
1
i;ne
manager.
B.
J.
Hunter.
Stage
settings
and
accessories
and
costume
committee,
Miss
N.
Rlvett
and
Mr
D.
Thermion
Make-up.
M
J.
Dougherty
and
Mra.
D
niouinon.
House
mansper.
Dr
J.
R
Oosse.
Cashiers.
E.
J.
Smith
and
C.
B.
Porter.
Usherettes
Misses
Csrollne
Mitchell.
Molly
Cross,
Prances
Croas.
Msrjorie
Lancaster,
Laura
Frleell
and
Margaret
McGulre.
Prompter.
Miss
Wills
Dyer.
NEW
STORE
TO
OPEN
IN
JUNE
MM
11.
I'tOI'Li:
I'KINtil'ALH
IN
XKW
XKWlt,
I
tsrimn
There
Is
to
be
s
new
.drygoodv
Weif
ladywenr
shop
In
town.
t
will
open
on
the
Federsl
Block
on
Third
Avenue
early
in
June,
the
principals
being
J
M
MacCormlck
and
A
Brooksbsnk
witl,
the
msnagement
in
the
hands
of
Miss
Etln
Robertson.
Mr.
Brooksbsnk
la
secretary
of
the
t
board
of
trade
and
Is
well
known
hem
a
one
of
the
pioneers
of
the
elty.
Mr.
i
McCi
rmack
nan
lived
at
varloua
points
;
.:i
the
dlMrict
and
lx
well
known
In
the
city
Mis.s
RobertDon
I
&aid
to
be
experienced
in
this
line
of
business
in
the
south.
present
piedfjed
Usemaejveji
ti
aid
in'
every
possible
,
manner
in
the
more
complete
organization
of
their
respective
associations
in
order
that
t.icw
engaged
In
fishing
might
present
a
'
more
solid
front
in
everything
pertaining
to
their
mutual
interests
It
waa
the
opinion
present
that
mere
were
a
good
many
phases
of
the
fishing
game
which
could
be
greatly
assisted
by
closer
co-operation.
iikii.ii.
sruiNrm
ion
canaiia
The
production
of
mineral
waters
In
Osnads
in
1937
t.
mounted
to
0S4W
gallons,
valued
at
.114,600.
and
waa
derived
from
mineral
springs
located
In
Ontario
and
Quebec.
Spring
waters
cuirnlning
minerals
in
soblHon.
or
a
they
are
usually
termed,
mineral
waters,
occur
in
many
parts
of
the
Dominion
Msny
of
thean
am
utilised
commercially,
both
as
potable
waters
and
for
bathrng
purposes.
At
several
Of
the
springs
where
the
waters
have
curative
properties,
hotels
and
aanl-
'ixrul
Some
of
the
Bo
vol
Is
often
better
than
a
heavy
meal
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in.
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INS
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ON
S
TOpR
LING
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GIN
30
(Wealern
Iteffion)
OR
a
quality
Gin
possessing
the
most
pleasing
no
flavor,
ask
tor
bialmg
London
Dry.
1
It
is
distilled
bv
experts
according
to
the
best
w
j
aB
London
tradition
and
is
thoroughly
rectified
to
obtain
perfect
purity
and
sparkling
clearness.
Sterling
John
Collhu
C
Two-thirds
cocktail
glass
Sterfatg
Landon
Dry
Cm.
utce
ol'
one
lemon,
patcc
of
ice,
one
teaspoonfta
augjar.
bottle
cold
eoia
mblan
pin
mm
Oragon
pine.
The
tree
grows
throughout
the
southern
part
of
Sritiah
Oolumhla
and
the
sawn
lumber
is
shipped
from
Pacific
coast
orts.
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for
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TBHDBBS
will
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at
uiiice
uiswe
u
qi
untsi
smuifsr.
winn
sic
untu
twelve
o'clock
noon.
Monday
June
i,
fMi
'or
rtplsoement
of
Forty-Six
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Bob
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by
Concrete
Pipe
en
fasithen
and
Xamloaps
Division
Specifications,
etc..
can
be
seen
and
form
of
tender
obtained
at
the
Off
loo
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Dietrlet
Bhgincer.
Vancouver.
Acting
jffiimrtoot''
mf11
D,tolon
Tandera
will
noTbe
considered.
unless
o&w
is
saisLSd
Ali?
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to
frve
per
cent
of
the
value
of
the
work
payable
to
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order
of
the
Treasurer.
Canadian
National
Bail
ways
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted
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May
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Section
SSI
LAND
ACT.
MiT
in:
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intbntTon
to
apply
TO
PUltCIIVhi:
L.1NII
In
Prinee
Rupert
Land
Beoordlng
Dis-trlct
ajssituate
aboi-.'
a
aaitss
from
the
Mil
mil
n.l
Knr
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Strmg
Sterling
Gin
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lump
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an
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a
one
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or
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Dry
Cm
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uj
with
soda
wiser
LONDON
GS
W
wt
4
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
thr
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
thr
Covernont
of
Uritiah
Columbia.
thermal
springs
are
utilised
princip
ally
lor
mineral
hatha.
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T
HOKIUIH
FIB.
The
Umber
cf
the
Douglas
fir
la
sold
under
vsrteaie
nimm
limlsi
fir
Oal-
B.C..
TAASj
sns
thaae
the
NOT!
Ell
Wl!
AflSHnr
stive
ffCrrUJE
that
tK.
n..i.
WeaUm
Mining
Company
cf
Vancouver!
occupation
Mining
company,
in-
tends
to
apply
mw
j
for
m
pwriuj.
perminsn
sian
to
to
pur-lowing
descriiri
lands:
commencing
at
a
noat
anted
one
foot
distant
from
the
Witness
twst
nn
inW.fft.WSf
Lo'
173:
'hence
westerly
80
chains;
the
aoe
armherly
so
chains-
ti"
n.c
f!"uJly
60
":
thence
northerly
10
cha1
is.
and
containing
8
100
seres,
more
or
leu
T.
PARDOS
WILSON.
,Jl
Pr'no1
P
Lnd
Recording
Dts-
root
south
of
S.VV
P"
planted
one
tfcfnc
rout
1
westerly
100
chalrutrJJS.
easterly
10
chains,
more
0
lJSJ-'
JSISS
nortbeav
eriv
100
ehstn.
Ins;
thence
fh.lVT-.
was
Lull
nlnii
lao
ion
-
acreaTSSrS
--"
SO
chain.,
sad
containing
F.
PARDOE
WIION
Agent
for
Detroit
Western
Mlrlm,
r
Dated
18th
April,
1938.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand'
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DICHAKKAST
POOII."
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Dally
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Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
fr.
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Ituperl.
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Tennis!
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OUU
NHW
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In
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Hnjls
nre
In
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
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WclRht
iforselctle
f'a'ncyPlnlt
Jscquanl
'"'J;-4
irarter
supports,
2
one-piece
elastic
Inserts.
$1.25
Sixes
82,
34.
86,
38.
Each
V
Snlin
SJrfpe
Coulll
Corwelelles,
4
garter
HUpports,
2
elastic
inserts.
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Jisch
,.n.-'i'ff
$1.75
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