PAT,?;
SIX
B.
Brantley
of
Nanaimo
was
a
huaiaeas
visitor
here
on
O.
Gendron
and
C.
A.
Smith
of
Kalum,
Lake
were
in
town
dur-itaV
-tJw
weeic
,
W.
Smith
of
Anyox
was
a
visitor
here
on
Tueaday.
'
UURNS
LAKE
WEIGHING
SCALES,
a
law
tail
KANGAROO,
a
buiinui
rival:
HARE,
ao
abwnl
Iricnd
will
rttura.
Rrmfmbir
iht
lifni
and
-a(ck
irou
Mjlkm
a
But
cup.
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
TERRACE
I
where
the
grad
ha
been
cut
1
down
from
fourteen
to
seven
iwri
Hr.
and
Mrs.
II.
E.
Wallace
of
cent,
the
road
widened
and
a
bad
T?kwa
were
viaitore
here
this
curve
eliminated.
I
week.
Construction
of
the
new
lock-
.
Caveaaiie
of
Prince
Rupert!
up
at
Burns
Lake
was
completed
wis
in
town
at
tfce
week-end.
A
daughter
was
born
In
Terrace
on
Monday,
October
22
to
Mr.
and
Mrs,.
A.
E.
(Ted)
this
week
by
the
contractor,
Andrew
R.
Brown,
and
the
place
is
'now
ready
for
occupancy.
Dr.
J.
T.
Steele,
who
has
been
practicing
as
a
physician
here
fo
I
several
years,
will
be
moving
Garland
ami
W.
Warner
of,
about
the
middle
of
next
month
galum
Lake
were
in
town
at
the
to
Glscome.
beginning
of
the
week.
f.
H.
rethidc,
assistant
dis-
hills
on
a
nrostWliu
trln
l.efor
trict
engineer,
Smithera,
was
here,tne
ow
flies,
on
official
dutiea
on
Wednesday.
'
'
.
,
v.i
,
,
T-
W-
Brewer
of
the
Foreat
VnA
Foreat
of
Usk
was
in
visitor
Smithera,
waa
town
during
the
week,
In
connect-
,
town
,at
lnA
m
offcla,
busi.
ion
with
the
taking
otot
of
hk;ne88
'
claims
by
J.
F.
Tener
of
Vaneou-:
ver.
.
,
Mrs.
Ki
Sel
of
Wistaria
was
a
visitor
in
town
last
week.
Dr.
J.
T.
Steele
has
received
u
quantity
of
vaccine
from
the
provincial
governmemt
aed
is
inoculating
local
people
free
of
charge.
VANDERIIOOF
At
a
social
evening
last
night
at
the
home
of
Mr.
A.
&
Walter,
teller
in
the
lo-
a
Mre.
R.
II.
Moore,
the
choir
cal
bank
for
the
paat
yaor.
left
on
,of
th
loal
United
Church
was
Thursday
for
Prince
Rupert
tol
reorganized
for
the
winter
with
Which
branch
of
the
Bank
of
officers
aa
followa:
preaident,
R.
Montreal
he
has
been
tranaferred.
A-
Mitchell;
secretary-treasurer.
,
,
Mla
Betty
Lamb;
librarian,
Wil
liam
Pearson.
Jhe
excursionist
arrived
at
the
plotform
gates
just
In
time
to
see
the
tail
of
the
train
trailing
out
of
the
station.
"You
drdn't
run
fast
enough,
sir,"
said
the
"Aye,
I
did."
snapped
the
dis-
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
THE
DAINTIEST
RKKAKI
AST
HUM''
Smoked
Dally
by
,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert
B.C
PROSPECTS
AT
such
a
mine.
CRONIN
MINE
In
the
paat
two
weeks
he
had
made
a
thorough
survey
of
the
mine
and
taken
two
hundred
and
fifty
samples,
which
would
give'
an
excellent
idea
of
what
the
i
mine
had
as
it
now
stands.
The
development
and
operation
would
be
in
the
hands
of
Cronin's
old;
company
the
Babine
Bonanza
Mining
&.
Development
Company,
but
the
financial
arrangements
had
of
necessity
been
taken
over
by
his
principals
in
Toronto,
who
had
now,
he
was
glad
to
know,
in-
Gus
E.
Anderson
i
off
to
the
terested
English
capital
in
the
en
terprise
and
this
would
assure
no
lack
of
funds
to
carry
out
necessary
development
and
the
equipment
for
operation.
Of
immediate
importance
waa
the
putting
of
the
road
in
repair
as
it
had
been
allowed
to
fall
into
neirleet
in
recent
Yearn
and
twoi
BEGINNING
IN
OMINECA
DIST.
C.
Price
(Jreen
Sees
Much
Progre?
been
in
Smithers
District
Two
Years
EXPECTS
GREAT
THINGS
SMITHERS,
Oct.
26.
C.
Price
miles.
appointed
one.
"But
I
didn't
atart
Grtn-
Commisioner
of
resources
soon
enough."
of
tn
Oanadlan
National
Rail-
ways,
with
headquarters
at
Mn-
,
treal,
met
the
mining
men
of
Smithers
and
district
at
a
meeting
convened
under
the
auspices
of
the
Omineca
Branch
of
the
B.
C.
Chamber
of
Mines
and
held
in
:the
municipal
offices
in
Smithera
I
on
Monday
night
I
After
expressing
his
pleasure
at
,
being
once
more
in
the
district
'and
the
sincere
desire
of
his
de-1
partment
to
do
everything
possible
j
in
co-operation
with
local
people
to
promote
mining
in
the
district,
Mr.
Price
Green
stated
that
from
jw.hat
he
had
read
and
from
whai
fbe
had
seen
he
believed
the
past
two
years
had
meant
more
in
the
rmanent
development
of
this
tli.;trict
than
all
of
the
preceding
years
since
the
line
was
comply
ed.
Nowhere
else
in
Canada
wen-
1
there
more
richly
mineralized
sec
tions
to
be
found
than
thoae
right
at
our
door
Like
Hudson
Bay
Mountain.
He
referred
to
the
visit
of
the
British
Empire
Mining
rngrr-
.
,
to
Canada
last
year
and
told
-of
f
THE
DAILY
NEWS
his
-efforts
to
haw
lliia
district
included
in
its
itinerary,
and
his
regret
at
his
inability
to
have
this
'idon.,
But
he
ktoew
that
much
information
about
the
dMtrjct.had
come
to
the
knowledge
01
me
.
,!
comprising
tjifl
milling
ttn-
Babine
Bonanzn
to
Be
Developed
rrW8
phr,v
eyen
tj,ough
they
did
Kapidly
with
Trobable
Mill
;
no.
tuttiy
reach
it.
Installation
Soon
l
review
of
mining
develop.
meat
in
Canada
throughout
the
SMITHERS,
Oct.
2G.-At
the
vear9
and
a
9urvev
of
Uie
Chamber
of
Mines
meeting
on
tlUpe
1)u,pecta
he
aaured
the
Monday
night
T.
Davey.
engine:
t
sather,,1K
;nar
lhere
wa8
no
doubt
in
charge
of
the
development
of
In
Ws
that
Oraineca
District
the
Dabine
Bonanza
(Cronln)
.
-,h
Co
umbia
wna
juat
.at
Mine
gave
a
short
talk
dealing
Ue
tanning
0f
a
wonderful
pe-with
that
property.
m(nng
development
an('
He
stated
that
in
his
exn'nina'
ion
of
the
property
he
had
been!
jjoajjerity.
R
c
Lettj
who
j,
,n
charCe
;more
than
gratified
to
find
that,of
jeSourcea
Department
ot
Mr.
Cronin's
own
report
upon
It',.
r
,!!.
National
Railways
was
urta-conservative
and
that'at
Vancouver,
and
D.
C,
McKech-everything
was
better
than
Cron-jn(e
mininK
engineer
for
the
Con
in's
statements
had
represented.
dated
Mining
&
Smelting
Com
The
work
in
the
Cronln
Mine
ear-i
W(.lx.
introduced
to
the
meet
ried
out
under
Cronin's
super-
jinf
attd
spoke
in
the
general
division
was
the
beat
mining
work
Cusatonn
he
had
seen
any
where
in
the;
prMi(j,nt
I..
S.
Mcfiill,
who
was
course
of
a
lifetime
of
examining
,
the
c
.
iir.
expressed
tfce
appr
properties.
The
tunnels
were
ln'e,athn
of
the
Omineca
Branch
for
the
right
place,
will
laid
out.
of
work
done
for
the
diatrict
b)
convenient
aiae,
and
the
grades
!Mr
Lett
am)
Mr
Price
Green
perfect.
It
had
been
a
very
great
and
informed
the
meeting
on
man?
pleasure
for
him
to
take
over
.,,.
Ho
bv
them.
11.
i
gave
the
visitors
a
brief
summary
of
ome
of
the
developments
b
the
district
this
season.
DAME
RUMOR
IS
WORKING
AGAIN
Tnlk
Alxmt
Simlter.
Second
Elevator
and
New
Sawmill
Is
Heard
in
City
If
any
stock
may
be
taken
ir
rumom
that
are
rife
Prince
Rupert
ahould
soon
be
due
for
s
great
period
of
industrial
aetivt
ty.
;
Out
of
the
mill
of
Dame
Rumoi
one
late-ehting
report
ia
that
there,
bisv
soon
be
developmentr
In
the
matter
of
the
establish
important
bridges
were
washed
long-mooted
smelter
out
and
would
need
to
be
replaced,
r
ner
Por
Edwatd.
It
i
Machinery
and
supplies
must
bew
ut
repreaentativea
of
inter
taken
In
and
thl.
could
not
IManning
in
projw
wen
done
until
repairs
were
made
and;ovr!n
round
witnin
the
1
tfiMP
two
hHHiraK
mit
in
A
few
days
and
that
something
in
th
wB
of
definite-
IWloii
may
as
that
was
done
ft
would
take
in
supplies
and
machinery
for
a
:
w
fue.
Thoae
close
in
touch
Ae
buaineaa
in
tin
min
ng
year
of
development
which
would
i
w,thL
confident
include
a
continuation
of
an
up-iff
mHr
w111
per
drift
tunnel
and
the
putting
in
n
ef
a
raise
from
the
lower
to
the
hu"
'
.
upper
tunnel.
'
Anothe
rPrt
A
j
4
t.
er
If
this
work
proved
aucceeaful.
"1
,
f
a
frJ?
local
waterfront
is
planned.
it
would
then
be
in
order,
probably
a
year
from
now,
to
put
in
a
mill
I'T""
"r
'lu'Z
at
the
mine
or
near
it.
After
hearing
Mr.
Davey
the
meeting
went
on
record
as
urging!
the
immediate
completion
of
the
lutvi
caw
ttl
uvn
wi
.r
aw
ture.
,
.
.,
.
,
I
ur.
V.
ltM
Stone
SpOKe
on
;iifrrnry
irpmn
m
me
ruau,
.nu.
i.-i.
TVU
HVri.
PotoM
Crent
improvnent.
that
have
tfce
of
htlftKh
i)tturRnce
the
president
and
secretary
were
I
been
len
made
on
roads
in
ths
dis-;t
.pM-Mll)
fl
ff
Nechako
,ngtructed
to
wire
the
mJnj(tter
of
confirmation.
lacks
official
met
curing
me
past
seaaon
axe
Farmers'
Institute
here
Jast
Sa-
mines
at
once
to
that
effect.
PPrWli
"
mrday
evening,
rainy
season
has
arrived.
One
of
i
the
notable
improvement
is
at;
The
Qmineca
Branch
of
the
Ca-f..ll
appreciated
now
that
the
na(Uan
Leg,on
ha(
competed
ar.
vi
-
'
-
'
'
I
rangementa
for
the
celebration
of
'
TRAPPFRS
Get
every
cent
your
FURS
are
worth.
Ship
them
or
bring
them
to
1J0YD
YOUNG
Port
Simpson,
B.
C.
lArmlaUce
Day.
On
the
Sunday
i
there
will
be
a
special
parade
i
'and
church
service
with
a
mas-i
querade
ball
on
the'
Monday
night
and
a
tmoker
on
Tueaday.
MINING
JUST
Still
another
rumor
ia
to
the
-.ffcct
that
another
sawmill
may
,be
built
at
Prince
Rupert
soot
Prince
Rupert
people
may
at
least
take
consolation
from
the
belief
that
where
there
ia
eaek
!
there
ia
fire
and
where
there
are
rumors
there
may
really
be
come
basis
of
fact
John
Dore,
district
manager
of
Government
telegraphs,
annous
ces
thni
the
teleefaoae
Ulie
ti
Lake
Kathiken
ami
EvalytjaA
dompleted
and
Is
bow
w
operation,
serving
the
ranchers
along
the
route.
A
big
stretch
of
line
from
Yukon
Croaaing
to
Dawson
haa
been
reconstructed
I
this
year
for
a
distance
of
1SS
'
t
a
w
At
'
v
Hit
'
.
O
.
V
jr-
A
i
,
.....
-
.
Bk'
4
Ui
in
Csnsds
thi
maitmi
IManmi
Dm-lal,a
BallU$hif
Llntlfum
ft)
Houm
PurnUhln
i.
Vmmtnibn
Inluul
LinW.tiaa
ti.
Alii,
lIiMMlaWflltni
(
elmrit
.
A
a.
TQ4I,
DOMINION
0
03
Q0
StOUt
An
1
'ISIM
BUpr
.naa
anil
Viancrln0
.
maWft
-
"
ud
.
'
cleaning
the
lightest
of
tasks.
o
o
LEUM
nvith
the
NEW
Domolac
Fsnish
More
Beautiful
.
.
Qrcater
Value
than
Ever
Now,
you
can
beautify
your
home
as
never
before
.
.
.
enjoying
the
soft,
pleasing
lustre
of
mellow-toned
floors
.
.
.
from
the
very
first
day
of
laying
them.
The
DOMOLAC
Finish,
applied
to
all
Dominion
Inlalds
in
the
making,
is
the
secret
of
this
extra
beauty.
This
soft-lustre
lacquer
finish
is
wearproof
and
stainproof
and
polishes
.
.
.
beautifully
.
.
.
with
a
minimum
of
effort.
It
enhances
the
beauty
of
furnish-
And,
best
of
all,
this
extra
atujc-
tivenesa
is
yours
...
at
no
advvxt
in
price.
The
Domolac
Finith
in
Tint
This
new
apd
enduring
finiibi
also
available
in
convenient
tin
for
application
to
your
preset
floors.
Other
Beautiful
Dominion
Flm
Wider
choice
than
ever
is
oifertl
in
Dominion
Linoleum
Ru(i
ui
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum
long-wearing,
low-priced
fwr-
itcs
for
every
room.
They
do
sot,
however,
have
the
DOMOLAC
Finish.
flex
?
r
Jn-J
Y
Quick
Q
uak.ee
j
waaw
it.
1
Bright
MMreim
Arc
those
who
ave
Properly
Fed
who
are
brightest
at
school
are
those
CHILDREN
ho
are
properly
fwl.
l'lio
Iwxly
uiunt
Ik?
nour-
uucu
niiu
iuii
oi
vjirry
11
1110
nrain
m
10
d?
nieru
Ilrrakfast
is
the
child's
mot
important
meal.
It
i-
Uic
meal
which
starts
bodily
and
nu-ntal
activity
for
tin?
day.
Physicians,
educators
and
public
men
are
calling
for
better
breakfasts
for
the
children.
They
knw
that
during
the
four
morning
hours
body
and
utbid
are
inAt
heavily
taxed
with
work
or
play.
Don't
handicap
your
children
by
improper
or
imuflicient
morning
meals.
Givp
Uic;u
u
suslaiiuug
bnukfust.
Serve
Quick
(Juakcr
Oats
every
morning.
He
sure
always
to
get
Quick
(Junker.
.
Kuril
packHKe
contains
a
couj)ou
vjth
uliith
you
can
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UMful
household
and
personal
articles
of
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valine
The
figure
of
the
Quaker
is
on
enih
big
family
uictVge,
wrapped
and
scaled,
Correct
Balance
of
Food
Element!
Quick
Qu.ktf
.
e-g
tisue
nd
UmiMl
cww
Vi-ijf
ta.
iu
.
;
.
supiJr
T
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wuiJJ
toiiirmla
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od
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