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News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Home
Property
in
Babine
Has
Fine
Ore
Consolidated
Making
Progress
on
Harvey
Group
Eng-
lish
Capital
for
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
almost
immediately
with'
the
ob-
1
1
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f
1
I
!..
.I.ln.
Inl.n
1
land,
mining
engineer,
who
has
been
negotiating
in
connection
with
the
deal
for
some
months.
The
property
has
good
ore
ing
sold,
silver
and
lead.
It
is
,n
ITnrtajin
Ttnv
Mnnnlnin
nnri
ia
Ore
values
are
reported
to
be
are
producing
high
grade
milling
ore
anfl
the
lower
workings
are
STRICKEN
DOWN
IN
nUMEOF
LIFE
"nHJlT-A.TIVES,
Rid
Her
of
Cripplinj
RhcumiUira
How
terrible
it
is
to
think
of
men
and
women
stricken
down
with
disease,
ut
wben
tbey
ahould
be
enjoying
life
to
the
full.
How
wonderful
to
know,
fiowever,
I
hat
audi
daoprouadiaordfTi
M
Kht-umittiam,
Tain
in
the
Back,
Irritated
HUdder,
lndigwlion,
BUioue-tisa
and
other
troubles
of
the
Stomach,
liver.
Kidneys
and
liowela
are
quietly
relieved
b?
the
wonderful
medicine,
"Fruit--tiv-."
Frwn
Kmlerby,
in
the
beautif
ulOlun-
Valley
of
British
Columbia,
Mrs.
fn
Dmsching
writes:
"I
ha,
t
received
great
benefit
from
r
ruit-a-urr.,
pecaaliy
wuen
i
uau
ivucuui-i
Ullyatrtne
years
ago.
I
krp
'rruit-a-tivar
always
in
tbe
house,
M
I
thmk
l.
,
a
wonderful
meamoe.
For
more
than
a
quarter
of
sv
century
'rYuii-a-tiveV'
has
bnen
Canada
a
iWudaWe
borne
remedy.
25c.
and
iOc.
box
t
JaUors
vwywb
14
I
ecl
UII
IUC
cuppci
iTWtc
fco'c
t
returns
of
five
per
cent
copper,
Je"
o
V,
v
7
T
$4.80
gold
and
13
ounces
of
silver
according!
.
over
by
English
capital
Another
m.m
sample
taken
to
Hubert
Reade,
London,
Eng-,r
lu"
claim
lengths.
ti.j
w
t
t
it.
t...
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ui
oj
iiuivuv
hih;
at
1
1
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across
b
leet
01
stiver
leau
ore
gave
returns
of
22
ounces'
silver,
$8
gold
and
15
per
cent
lead.
The
surface
for
a
distance
of
three
""!
close
to
the
Tiier
and
Toric
take:
over
the
property,
Mr.
Reade
de
clined
to
state
at
the
present
time.
Consolidated
is
making
excellent!
progress
on
the
George
Copper
mine
at
Stewart
and
some
good
finds
of
ore
are
reported.
The
latest
diamond
drill
hole,
driving
downwards,
has
cut
the
ore
body
at
a
depth
of
1,000
feet.
This
ore
body
is
100
feet
wide
and
beyond
smaller
veins
of
coppor
are
still
being
encountered.
The
first
strike
made
was
when
the
diamond
drill
ore
showed
over
100
feet
of
ore
running
three
to
five
per
cent
copper
and
123
ounces
of
silver
to
the
ton.
It
is
believed
that
the
government,
in'
compliance
with
a
request
made
by
the
Consolidated
Co.,
will
rush
the
automobile
road
from
American
Creek
to
the
property
to
completion,
In
tne
spring.
......
.
JHkj
The
property
lies
needed
to
commence
shipping
ore
of
good
commercial
value
is
a
-short
tramline
from
the
workings
to
the
railway.
Comprising
six
claims
which
were
among
the
first
to
be
staked
in
the
Kitsault
Valley,
the
Homeguard
has
all
the
earmarks
of
rapidly
developing
into
a
big
producer.
Market
Prices
Prk-es
currant
are
M
Wow:
APPLES
Melatoab
Reda.
fancy
2.0
"C"
srade
Jumble
pack
tut
Oteen
eortlnc
apple
(B.Q.).
4
R.
2tt
riiiiiT
.
v
Pastry
Hour,
49
Pure
Compound
B.C.
fresh
pullU
B.C.
fresh
firsts
.
0.
-freah
extras
Local
new
laid
.
.
tant
companies
are
in
the
field,
is
the
Home
group,
consisting
of
eight
claitris
located
to
the
south
of
the
Harvey!
group
which
is
now
being
developed
by
the
Consolidated
at
(Jo.
The
Home
group
is
ownea
oy
n.
u.
uaie
aim
n.
v.
Brtn
Lifton
of
Smithers
who
have
had
men
at
work
opening
up
the
showings.
In
the
course
of
this
work
some
fine
ff"-
ore
has
been
taken
out
showing
"
jLaytoK
values
in
silver,
lead,
zinc
and
looking
good.
The
power
plant
oyster
shell
'.-copper.
Two
main
showings
have
turbine
foandation
has
been
com-,
Scratch
tcod
been
opened
up,
one
being
a
north
pleted
and
the
superstructure
for
Fine
barley
cbcJ
i
MM
ixib
.'.if.
tsc
ends
One
of
the
latest
properties
to
come
into
prominence
i1
in
the
Babine
district,
which
is
attracting
consideragle
ted
w.ek
cod;
lb
attention
at
this
time
owing
to
the
fact
that
two
impor-'
nhnan
hae.
it.
..
No.
6
ck.
sliced
i.-'iore
bodies
are
consistent
and
the
Uea.
awe.
rfked
copper
leoge
is
iraceauie
un
111c
rorc
jij
tan
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb.
50c;
55c
60c
I
70-
180
i
JOf
j
J5c
100
tb.
..
13.00
.
$3
.15
..
?.
.
.
$3J5
..
M70
.
caeo
..
$3.75
..
$2.3
..
..
$50(1
and
south
vein
that
nas
oeen
the
boiler
is
now
in
piace.
.rub,
crilt)t
ted
$tsoi
clearly
established
for
1500
feet
new
equipment
being
installed
will
t
M2i
and
extends
from
three
to
eight
bring
the
75-ton
capacity
of
the
crushed
sau
feet
wide.
Another
big
showing
mill
up
to
150
tons.
j
rami
east
and
west
and
has
also
been
traced
for
several-
hundred
G.
W.
Bruggy
of
Alice
Arm
is
feet,
being
about
eight
feet
wide,
organizing
a
new
company
for
the
The
outcrops
are
being
opened
up
operation
of
the
Homeguard
by
stfiface
cut
and
three
shafts
group,
14
miles
up
the
Dolly
Var-
have
also
been
sunk
to
test
con-
den
railway
from
Alice
Arm,
one
currant.
tinuity
of
the
ore
showings.
of
the
best
known
properties
ln:we
ho
rtiatrirt
and
owned
bv
Mr.
DuiKli
ii.flT.
Uoin
and
oringt
ptl
36c
L'ttroo
peel
lMC
Black
cooking
flga.
lb
It
White
rica.
2
lb
ti
I
ltr:ll:,
vrnTTarlanA
!
lb,
la
Kainir
mailp
hv
.
.
.
..
W
uuuu
pivsicn
w-v...0
.
uecision
to
organise
mk
cuoiinn;
the
Consolidated
wining
&
amen-
wag
reached
after
several
Anyox
ing
Co.
on
the
Harvey
property
and
AHce
Arm
ppj,
had
iMpect-in
the
Babine
section
where
a
ed
the
mJne
and
expretMd
dsire
full
crew
of
men
is
extending
the
to
partjcipate
in
iU
development.
cro-cat
to
tap
at
depth
ore
which
j
The
Homeguard
has
large
bodies
was
exposed
by
the
owner
some
of
ore
and
aufficient
development
forty
feet
ahead
of
the
present
hag
aread).
been
&0M
upon
it
to
operations.
In
the
course
of
work
comrnence
shipping
ore
to
the
in
the
cross-cut
tunnel,
the
miners
8rneUer
next
,Ummer.
A
mining
2
IDa
Sc
peeled
NUTS
AlSMsnda.
abeUed
VtlnUi
Me
'ScMlla
Walnuta.
broken
ibeiled
recently
cut
through
a
two-loot
engineerf
who
recently
inspected
!
Watautf,
MM
vein
that
was
heavily
mineralized
the
property,
recommended
that
Aw,nd
though
no
drifting
has
yet
been
a
drIft
be
driVen
on
an
ore
ledge
Peanuts
carried
out
to
determine
the
ex-
.,,rfvinir
silver.
lead
and
sreld
:
(
Mehurian
wainuu
...
tnt
of
this
showinir.
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i
fi.i
,v
;.
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OsMferola
walaats
i
vniucai
lino
nuin
mm
asv
wvm0
1
done
and
the
drift,
30
to
40
feet
.
In
length,
will
also
intersect
a
big
Development
ti
i
work
on
a
mining
i
.
.
.
i
prospect
two-and-a-half
mile.
1
W
'edf
V
1111,
samP'e
taken
across
a
width
of
f
from
Smithers
is
to
be
carried
out
j
$3
35
$3
00
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2S
Veal
aboulder
25c
Veal,
loin
;
Veal.
Ur
Purk.
acioukler
Mc
Pork,
loin
Pork,
leg
Beef,
pot
roaat
lie
2r
Beet.
baUmi
121-
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Beef,
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3c
t
4
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roaaf.
prime
rib
tamb.
chop
58
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aboulder
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aboulder
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lb
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aatk
rartley.
bunth
OtrHc,
Imported,
per
lb
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kew
Oabbae,
lib.
New
peeif'
oalona.
per
bHMf
...
9c
TttfOipa,
8
tbt.
St
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Orated
.oaltoi
4
Ibm.
M
VaneeArtrf
VilHOVte;
qoeal
)otl
ki6t
lettuce
tOTsiakes.
Valencia,
dosatt
....
60S
to
BSS
9ren
SpfPrf
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mvej
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holding
high
at
the
Duthie
mine.
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Oomb
honey
Oantornla
peanea,
doaea
..
25c
to
,......
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IMnanaa.
a
ui
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Extracted
norwy..
per
jar
33
cauunower
e
Th
mill
level
tunnel
face
across
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a
lb
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bulk,
per
lb
No.
1
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No.
3
for
'
CIIHEHK
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23t
ISC
silver
to
the
ton
and
seven
Pt)rCanUbMI,
16,
see
and
as
I
tent
lead.
Slopes
at
this
level
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basket
1
1.
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box
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raamery
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pkg.
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hard
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80
Pastry
flour.
i$s
05c
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Beaju,
a
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HubctaTd
Seatadk.
lb
7c!
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Patklasf
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Argosies
of
'Magic
Sails
Departmental
Service
is
provided
by
the
people
for
tbe
people.
Local
and
Personal
Mrs.
Robert
Mac
Kay
sailed
by
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
inr
a
trip
to
Victoria.
Lieut
Commander
V.
R.
Godfrey.
K.C.N.V.R..
after
a
brief
visit
in
the
city,
sailed
by
the
Cn
i.
...
yesti-.
,,!!(
in,
,
I
return
t..
VtCtorifw
E
IS
"But:"
B
;ir
th-
first
shipment
to
be
handled
i,y
'e
runadlun
1'aclfU
I
xi'i""
ornian
ovi-r
the
Montreal-Ni
w
V
,rK
Airway.
Tin-
u.'in-:.il
U
i
"f
tin-
St
llul.i
i
t
airport.
l.,
Bliowinn
sunn
or
iln-
ph.ins
insaxi-il
In
air
tranapnrt
l
-r'
a
a
clone
up
of
out'
of
Ui
abln
monuphmea
more
generulii
.
i,
"For
I
dipt
into
the
future,
far
as
human
eye
could
see.
Saw
the
vision
of
the
worjd.
and
all
the
wonder
that
would
be:
Raw
the
heavens
ftlld
with
commerce,
arsosies
erf
magic
sails.
Pilot
of
the
purple
twilight,
dropping
down
with
costly
bales;"
As
he
watched
the
vary
recent
departure
of
the
first
airplane
to
take
off
on
the
regular
daUy
express
service
between
Toronto,
Montreal
and
New
York
T.
K.
MeDonaell,
president
and
general
manager
of
tbe
CaMtJan
Pldffc
Sspress
Company
thought
tfeat
In
these
lib.
Tennyson
had
envisioned
tbe
presest
ne.
when
"winged
nteesengera
of
peace
and
eomsfterc
cross
the
imaginary
line
unchallenged".
T.
B.
McDonnell
himself
has
a
vision
of
the
future
wwsa
the
travailing
sod
ship
ping
public
w'l!
ha
a
araaUar
"sir
mindedsess"
and
the
service
which
his
Company
has
pioneered
will
have
developed
Into
an
economic
factor
of
tremendou
proper
tlons.
T
test
what
proportions
the
air
expresa
service
will
be
developed
immediately
Mr.
McDon
nU
would
not
commit
mmeelf,
hot
"air
transports
tloo
must
be
aeriously
taken
into
account
tf
one
wowtd
keep
abreast
of
tbe
times"
he
said.
At
present
refxtlar
air
xpreu
service
la
maintained
by
the
CniMadwn
Pacific
between
Rlmouskl.
Quebec.
Montreal.
Mew
York.
Ottawa
and
Toronto
In
the
east
and
Winnipeg
end
Calgary
in
the
went,
and
these
ronte
are
very
much
appreciated
a
id
patronised.
The
vtewa
of
thr
president
of
tbe
''uj-dlan
Peel
Ho
at
a
time
when
air
event
and
features
a:.-
'
the
coii.
ir.
us
of
tbe
dally
press
are
no:
.
intercut.
Avi.itton
as
a
factor
in
coalmen
a.
port
.itl".i
ha-
arrived
and
henceforth
m
:.
n-'k.M'd
villi
on
anal
BMls
.Mr.
ueauv
.
a:..!,
u
"t
Ii.
ve
watched
its
develiiiino
-
Itpen
Inteifi-t.
and
while
It
Is
not
pos.
!..
to
just
in
what
direction
or
how
(.ir
;
m
iy
b!
effected
t
tbe
near
future.
It
ba
.
.:.
UM-n
Hp
place
as
one
Of
tbe
major
lraupi..i
clea
Whatever
may
happen
in
the
distant
'
it
seems
to
me
that
at
the
present
tim
'.
little
or
no
prospect
of
aviation
assuming
ly
competitive
atUttiae
towards
prasem
:.
of
iransporu
It
la
rather
aa
an
auxiliary
.
to
railroads
and
teamhlps
that
It
is
1
1
k
:
'
t!or
fo
some
r!me
to
eomc.
The
Canadi.m
I
be
addel
ha
ni
ready
recognised
this
f
m
eiab!iahmii
In
conjunction
with
the
ilr.
Iail
e:ve.
o!
an
air
express
service
in.:
tha
success
of
this
service
will
bang
future
.).
.
meats
as
far
as
this
(
orupany
la
concerne
l
1-.
connection,
as
throughout
its
blitory.
the
'.r.
Fanfic
is
doing
a
pioneer
work
in
Canada
v.,
r'ofrly
watching
the
development
of
uviaUnn
boliof
that
Canada
with
its
widely
scsttn.ii
of
population
offers
a
particularly
proniins
tor
its
employBuint"
Air
transport
Is,
of
tourse.
(aster
than
unv
ni
although
the
dare
deviltry
of
some
i
-untlng
pilot
resulting
In
injnry.
and
l.as
ar-.ed
front
pag
prominence
on
ofo-
saJcr
than
automobile
tnnspsrt-
"Arroate
of
miurtc
sails"
la
not
a
dii.un
v
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