His
Ect'lli'nr
the
Governor-General
i.f
':.n.ii.i.
mi
the
"left,
with
Hon.
Dr.
J
M.
Baxter.
Premier
of
New
lirun
wm
hs.fitin
the
hydro
electric
power
development
at
(iraml
l
ails
on
the
Saint
John
River,
New
Brunswick,
just
after
Lord
Willinf''l"ii
t
uriHjd
on
the
power
of
the
biggest
hydro
plant
in
the
Muratime
Provfneen.
The
construction
of
this
plant
has
just
been
completed
with
an
initial
1ntll!itn
of
fAMO-h.p.
by
the
Saint
John
River
Power
dhnce
GA-t
JEWELLERY
GIFTS
FOR
MEN
A
complete
selection
of
the
most
charming
gifts
for
men
awaits
you.
Special
low
prices,
too.
RINGS-Up
from
$5,00
WRIST
WATCHES
-From
$9,50
TO
85.00
SOLID
COLI)
LINKS
5,Q0
to
35.00
Glad
to
Show
You.
John
Bulger
Limited
THE
JEWELLERS
Advertise
in
'The
Daily
News"
pany,
hm
heen
in
change
more
recently
in
place
of
Wlttlam
IXann.
who
wan
iii
the
wxitti.
'
The
upper
tunnel,
which
ia
being
driven
on
the
vein,
is
now
in
140
feet
and
has
she
feet
of
what
looks
trong
shoots
of
jiood
shipping
ore.
The
lower
tunnel,
which
is
a
runs
-cut,
was
advanced
30
feet
this
season
and
is
now
in
2S0
feet.
It
is
estimated
that
the
vein
is
not
more
than
20
feet
distant.
Eleven
claims
of
the
United
Empire
were
surveyed
this
summer
and
will
be
crown
granted
during
.he
winter.
1
Development
work
will
1
car
LINDSAYS
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
C8
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Serviee
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
TRAPPERS
Get
every
cent
your
FURS
are
worth.
Ship
them
bring
them
to
BOYD
.YOUNG
Port
Simpson,
B.
C.
or
THE
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COVBIINOR-GEN'ERAL
STARTS
POWER
OF
LARGEST
DEVEL
LOPMENT-
IN
MARATIMES
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Great
Predictions
Made
For
Owen
Lake
Country;
MONTREAL
PORTERS'
United
Empire
Had
Successful
Season;
to
Continue.
Work
On.
Big
JVIike
ifieri,
WISHES
TO
ANNOUNCE
THE
CONCLUSION
OF
ITS
NOVEMBER
SALE
AND
TO
THANK
ITS
MANY
CUSTOMERS
FOR
THEIR
GENEROUS
PATRONAGE
Although
the
sale
is
concluded,
wb
shall
still
continue
th
BARGAIN
ROOM
at
the
rear.
of
the
store,
wlijefc
.will,be
replenished
from
time
to,
time
with
new
bargains
and
which
will
prove
well
worth
your
investigation's
they
will
always
be
the
best
that
money
can
purchase.
v
From
Now
Until
New
Year
Our
Front
Stwc
Will
lie
Conducted
as
a
USEFUL
GIFT
EMPORIUM
We
have
laid
in
a
large
and
varied
stm
l;
nf
useful
merchandise
that
will
please
the
most
exacting
-tiisie.
We
kindly
solicit
your
inspection.
1
A
mining
boom
is
taking
place
in
the
central
interior
of
I
the
province
and
one
of
the
most
promising
fields
is
the
Owen
Lake
area.
It
is
predicted
by
mining
men
that
over
2000
people
will
be
in
that
country
in
less
than
a
year.
All
local
residents
are
excitedly
staking
in
on
the
rush.
Lead-1
ing
in
the
present
development
is
Frank
H.
Taylor,
the'
.;
m
1
t.
i
ir
ll
original
aiscoverer
oi
ivyicy,
wnu
is
rusiuny
supplies
uiiu
nuidiinery
into
properties
which
he
has
taken
up.
The
new
road
which
is
being
built
by
-
,
lie
provincial
department
of
pub-Ik
works
in
from
Houston
is
be-pushed
apace
and
will
be
I
is
taking
nouce.
I
After
a
very
successful
season
!
work
haa
been
suspended
on
the
!
United
Rmpire
property
at
Stew-'
r.rt
for
the
winter.
F.
R.
Jancow-i
nki,
vice-president
of
the
com
I
continued
throughout
the
winter
and
high-grade
ore
will
be
ship
ped.
Some
assays
of
the
high-
'eudy
for
winter
travel.
Great
'grade
ore
gave
returns
of
400
to
ii'U'iopment
at
Owen
Lake
is
60
ounce
silver
and
from
50
to
Vromiped
and
the
whole
district
,.o
per
cent
lead.
Th
copper
production
and
mar
ket
constitute
the
brightest
spot
in
the
British
Columbia
mining
industry
at
this
lime,
writes
E.
A.
lUflfteit.
(.ra!y,
as
a
company,
.nakes
the
largest
copper
production
for
one
organisation
in
the
ltritidh
Empire
between
Hidden
Creek
and
Copper
Meuntain.
The
Western
Copper
mine
at
Khutze
Inlet
made
a
small
shipment
of
160
tons
running
21
per
cent
cojf
like
food
milling
wre.
The
up-'
JluiM.
,,,.1
frm
nia-.r
nnd
lr
lead
has
been
exposed
on
the
I(Ke
unm,
j,
Hkely
to
show
an
surface
by
open
cut
for
a
dis-
12
0UMm
gM
ami
jc
ounces
ance
oi
tuu
ieei,
snowm
"""
,
jncreart
Ver
last
year.
Atlin
and
Cariboo,
which
are
principal
producers,
had
a
favorable
swmon.
Premier
continues
to
be
the
principal
source
of
lode
gold
and
will
contribute
about
126,000
ounces
to
the
year's
output,
firanby
will
account
for
between
9000
and
10,000
ounces.
The
silver
production
will
be
the
highest
in
the
history
of
the
province.
Next
to
Consol-i
dated,
Premier
is
the
largest
producer
of
silver
with
around
3,-
I
vied
out
all
winter
on
the
Big
I.ake
f
ooo
nuMM
property,
etgni
muea
uown
me
.anal
from
Stewart,
which
is
I
owned
by
Mike
Milos,
John
A.
.MaeDonald
and
Harry
Wilkinson!"
;nd
which
is
being
financed
by
!
j
Davidson
&
Co.,
of
Vancouver.
A
j
jtetinkhouse
is
now
being
built
and
i
hen
this
is
eomjlted
the
crew
j,
I
will
be
-increased.
A
contract
will
!
be
let
on
the
south
aeries
which
is
;
Unown
to
consist
of
three
veins,:
eparnled
by
not
more
than
20
:
feet
and
running
parallel.
Meantime,
before
going-
underground,
"urfaee
work
is
beimr
carriedn,
tracing
out
new
veins
discovered
this
summer.
It
is
the
intention
to
tunnel
and
cross-cut
between
the
veins.
Already
a
10-ton
stilt
ment
has
been
made
from
the
discovery
vein
on
the
property.
Under
the
presidency
of
Ciay
Porter,
the
Mayou
Gold
Copper
Co,
Ltd..
controlling
over
i
claims
in
the
Portland
Canal
ds--rict,
haa
been
carrying
on
work
'lurinr
the
tmst
season.
WHMsm
Tompkins,
msnagin
Wrec,
hsw
icpn
supervising
the
work
and
the
property
has
been
favorably
re-wted
uin
by
X.
M.
Jackson,
en
ineer
of
the
B.
C.
Silver
staff.
!
There
are
two
distinct
mineral
ones
ba
the
proper4K-W
f
gold
opper
nnd
the
ether
silver
losMl'
The
silver
lead
wttl
iMrdrifietTui
in
in
order
to
sstebtish
bsAs
and
he
gsU
aoefttr
wltt.
lie
proed
byj
"
diamond
drIUinK
campaign.
Some
spectacular
assayn
have
ome
from
the
property,
but
the
averages
run
between
$60
and
$60
in
the
ton.
This
has
Insen
ascertained
by
open
cuts
over
the
whole
'cngth
of
the
veins.
Work
will
be
Other
mine
con
tributing
to
the
silver
output
Include
the
Duthie
at
Smithers.
Fashion
Fancies
Winter
Coats
Are
Elalwrately
Turf
Trimmed
w
inter
coals
rot
ire
.
wear
tend
to
be
more
elaborate
uqtb
in
cut
ai
d
material
than
they
have
I'wn
far
many
a
season.
Muny
of
the
smarter,
coals
are
cut
on
princess
lines,
as
s
the
one
in
the
illustration.
It
is
a
-ft
1'ashmlr-firrished
wool
fabrid
and
its
deep
cuffs,
its
collar,
ami
the
flare
at
the
side
are
of
eon
trusting
karakul.
j
PIUNCK
AND
PUNSTUI1SS
A
nows
item
states
that
the
Prince
of
Wales,
on
his
present
;tour,
received
a
great
reception
tin
L'tranda.
E.
L.
thinks
that
poHMibly
one
nf
the
Prince's
en
tertainera
there
may
have
been
the
punning
lady
of
the
more
or
lean
well-known
limerick:
There
was
an
old
girl
of
Uganda,
Ilenowned
for
her
coolness
and
i
can
da,
When,
during
abuse
Her
spouse
yelled,
You
'goose
I
Me
promptly
retorted,
"Uganda!
i
Boston
Transcript,
DOUBLING
TUB
CHANCES
Grocer
'Half
n
jwund
of
rash
ers
nnd
some
potatoes
till
your
father
comes
homo?
And
why
doesn't
our
mother
come
here
her
self?.
v
Child
(Innocently)
She's
try
ing
another
shop.
Passing
Show
SALEQF5A1.ES
Continues
Unabated
.
.
j,
A
continuous
flow
of
bargains
has
left
our
stor-pi
every
day
this
week,
bought
for
cash
by
wise
buyers
who
JtnoH'
bargains
'when
they
see
them.
Pay
us
that
visit
now
you
h;w
all
aion
intended
making,
before
stocks
gets
too
much
broken.
Everything
for
Men
and
Boys
Suits,
Overcoats,
Underwear,
Hats
Socks,
Hoots,
Rubbers
ALL
AT
IUDICULOUSLY
LOW
PRICES
M
Try
MOTOKING
nt
once
Plain
or
Milk,
you'll
like
It.
ROW
N
TREES
CHOCOLAT
Plain
or
Milk
Chocolafc'wiLji
Almonds
and
Raisins
H
A
S
UE.E
R.
w
.
ihiillinc
1M
E
W
D
I
S
CO
V
E
RY
in
peybtmaice
aid
in
valiiL
It
made
a
Hudson
owner
of
mc."
"It
changed
my
whole
idoa
of
motoryaTues."
"It
showed
me
that
high
price
is
not
necessary
to
own
a
greut
car."
Thousands
of
riders
talking
like
this.
A
great
Hudson
program
of
personal
demonstration
brought
these
values
home
with
the
impact
of
a
new
discovery.
We
have
never
heard
such
praise
of
a
car.
People
comparing
it
to
cars
costing
two
or
three
times
as
much.
Saying
it
is
the
easiest
rid-jng
car
they
ever
drove
suyingit
is
smoother
saying
it
outperforms
all
cars
of
their
experience.
In
this
special
month
of
personal
demonstration
thousands
Coupe
$1(10
litre
riddem
iu
the
advanced
Hudson
Super-Six.
Even
thoie
wluj
.owned
and
admired
Hudson
Super-Sixei
of
jreviou8
issue,
have
no
conception
of
the
superlative
quality
expressed
both
mechanically
and
in
body
betuty
of
the
great
Hudson!
of
today.
The
extraordinary
speed
of
Hudson
getaway
ii
but
a
single
expression
of
the
brilliant
activity
of
the
New
Hudson
Super-Six,
which
is
carried
on
to
every
phase
of
performance.
And
wuh
it
a
pwjhn.
efficiency
tint
alters
all
previous
standards.
A
single
ridewill
explain
why
this
has
been
the
most
enthusiastic
ally
arcepted
Hudson
ever
built.
$1
lAA'flw
'
1
IB-Inch
ChatiU
.Roadster
$1660
Ooch
$H00'
1
127-Inch
Cluljiij
Standard
Sedan
$1860
-
Custom
Landau
Sedan
$2120
Custom
Victoria
$2120
Custom
7-IVm.
Sfelmi
$2500
AllprUrs
.
o.
b.
Windsor,
huu
trrri
fay
far
cr
out
of
incom
at
louftt
available
chnrgm
for
itttrrmJt,
handling
a-J
Local
Agents:
Prince
Rupert
Auto
Company
Second
Avenue
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