ptcmber
20,
1021
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVB
65OOMLOIF
AS
AN
ADVERTISING
MEDIUM
As
an
advertising
medium
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
has
a
wide
appeal.
Not
only
is
it
read
by
the
people
of
Prince
Kupert,
many
of
whom
look
to
it
for
mercantile
guidance,
but
it
reaches
out
to
the
country
districts
where
its
arriral
is
awaited
eagerness.
The
mining
camps
and
the
towns
of
the
interior
look
to
it
for
the
first
news
of
the
outside
world.
Prince
Kupert
people
who
wish
to
reach
the
surroundin?
lis;rict8
find
there
is
cyily
one
medium,
that
of
the
Daily
News.
f(
Is
bitter
and
cheaper
than
any
other
advertising
medium
and
an
be
depended
upon
in
bring
results
if
anything
can.
'-'fa
-IMl
ast
ana
rresent
In
the
jwst
whn
only
about
1500
papers
were
being
sold,
advertisers
in
the
Daily
News
claimed
they
got
good
results
from
;u(:;ide
points
as
well
as
in
the
city.
During
the
present
year
i'k
circulation
has
increased
over
a
thousand,
and
the
appeal
to
;
(Ivcrtwcrs
is
consequently
that
much
the
wider.
Wisdiirof
Advertising
V
'
v?
t)
Keep
Goods
Moving
Very
few
merchants
seem
to
realize
the
cumulative
effect
of
i-f'vtrtisfnjf.
Everv
new
customer
secured
is
worth
a
jrroat
deal
ml
this
new
customer
becomes
an
advertiser
foi
tuners,
if
he
is
veil
treated.
The
newspaper
not'
only
brings
customers
direct
but
prepares
the
way
for
the
spread
of
business
by
personal
con
tact.
The
advertising
manager
will
be
pleased
to
talk
this
matter
over
with
prospective
advertisers
and
show
them
.
the
newspaper's
mailing
list.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
P
fia
32
Rup
irt
-
-
British
Columbia
The
great
advertising
medium
for
Northern
and
Central
llritish
Columbia.
If
ks
a
new
idea
in
tire
-building,
and
likely
to
be
permanent,
you,U
generally
find
Dun
lop
had
it
first.
i
Other
excellent
buys
tradc'imirkcd
Dunlopt
Auto
1
tnobJfe,
Dicycle,
Truck
and
Motor
Bus
Tires,
Belting,
Packing,
Hose,
Golf
Balls,
Tennis
Balls,
Flooring,
etc.
DUNLOP
SAtK
CANADA
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
New
Ore
Showings
Found
on
Topley
Ilichfield
Glacier
Gulch
to
Ship
Soon
Duthie
(Jiving-Good
Account
of
ItBeJf
Two
additional
bier
Hhowinirs
of
ore
have
been
opened
up
in
most
full
face
of
ore.
Meantime,
in
sixty
days
a
second
dividend
GOO
feet
by
No.
1
drill.
As
winter
renditions
arrive,
the
drills
will
both
go
underground
for
testing
of
the
big
ore
aone
and
it
is
expected
a
move
will
be
made
to
establish
a
much
lower
level.
Work
has
started
on
the
development
of
the
Giacicr
Gulch
K'oup
of
mineral
claims
near
Smithers
under
an
option
recently
taken
by
Frank
H.
Taylor
from
the
owners.
Grover
Loveless
and
S
uart
F.
I
Campbell.
The
work
hi.
charge
'
if
Phnrloa
Incrar.l
in
l
n
Minn
ha
camps
and
trail,
have
been
pro-'
vided.
men
will
be
put
to
work
Rixicrn
linking
a
shaft
on
ore
opened
up
luring
early
work.
The
shaft1
will
be
sunk
just
far
enough
to
have'ruu
veryjth
d
1.
Thomas
E.
Davey,
iamap-
ing
out
a
plan
of
operation
for:
he
Babine
Bonansa
Mine
wMch
'
waa
recently
acauired
by
the
i
it
went
on
the
stork
market.
A
declaration
of
2'ii
ier
cent'
dividend
was
made
in
June
and
with-
IT
FSTT"
HEADQUARTERS
S
UVATfON
ARMY
Tovce
Has
Orrtein
Mo"
'o
Make
Place
for
Higher
Official
Bayview
6;
6.
an.i
deepest
re-
o..
vn,w
'rr
"
wUl
'
Army
circles
to
more
than
pay
for
its
own
de-
.
...
n.
.
.
'
vewiMnvuk
STOCK
QODT.iTiONS
Ci
'irUd)
of
S
t.
-Iowa
OS.
Ltu..
Vlexandria
Gold
Mines
Ud.
of
1
The
fo!!owing
(juoiatioas
were
Toronto
and
it
ia
olanned
to
start
Wd
nd
Mkef.
veloDment
work
about
tile
end
Arrfenta
Hufus
ntt;
M,
M
this
month.
The
deepest
tun-!
nel
will
be
extended
and
raises'
mads
to
connect
the
levels,
When
,
the
mine
h
in
shape
to
produce!
a
steady
supply
of
mill
feed,
the
j
installation'
of
a
mill
will
be
un-!
Ittrtaken,
a
plant
of
100
to
200
j
ons
daily
capacity
being
project-
j
'Mi,
the
decision
in
this
regard
toj
tepsnd,
however,
upon
the
rscora-1
mendatiou
of
the
consulting
en-;
.loeer.
As
r.
result
of
the
taking
;
jp
of
the
Bab'no
Bonanza,
ra'ningj
vntsraat
in
the
Babine
field
isj
Treatly
increased.
The
Babine
UonaHM
is
beyond
the
state
of
i
doubt
and
should
soon
become
a
;
ver
important
producer.
I
PtitnK
Klines
Ltd.
has
been
giv
ng
a
good
areoutit
of
itself
since
P.
C.
Silver
1J:
afU
Big
Miasouri.
mi',
f.
Coret
Co-per
nil)
M.0&
Cork
Prc
ince
M;
MV.
r-ttbn
F3H
i
m
Dunwell
14;
nil
Duthie
rAi-n.
Gtr
Copper
5.50;
5.H.
Gcor-ia
JVnt,
nU;
4i
Glaaicr
26.
'
Golcondri
81;
,88.
''
Granview
MH
;
W.
Irdepenrl-ne
14;
14$.
,
Indian
r.V
6,
Kootenav
Florence
9Hlf
90.
L.
ft
L.
84
;
0',i.
L-kcvlew
lUj
1.
Lucky
Jim
25
26.
.
Mirfamt
Metal
9V-;
UL
Marmot
nfver
n-M
I9i
i0.
Moh&wc
W;
W.
H-yV
Sliver
184
M?..
Korp-dii
48.60;
4Mi;;t
P"n
Oreille
13.00
tt,"7l.
V
em''
2JKI;
2J0.
Huth
Hojie
80;
60.
V
R
Iver
Cms
10;
U4..
Silversmith
12;
14.
S'oe;
n
King
6:
8.
Snow
Pake
(T;
68.
Topley
Richfield
Mt
81.
Whit?
Water
1.80;
2.0ft.
Woodbine
Uv;
It.
!
Oil
lnlhousie
1.00;
nil.
Devenlsh
55;
60.
F.
ryr,n
l
i
:
lO1;.
..
-
.
Home
2.00.
KILLEm
"i'NTlMO
FROM
FALL
OF
ROCK
l
rs
t
;itfc,
:
re
sident
i
!
i
t-
'
.
N.iii:i
U
ax
in
'stanli.
kil'.-.l
I'.v
a
i.ill
..f
rock
in
thf
e.-ierve
Mine
yesterday.
TWO
BILLIARD
COMPETITIONS
First
and
Second
Divisions
are
Planned
for
This
Winter
Election
of
Of
fleers.
pev
j!;
ferred
':.i!i''t
'itil"
the
Topley-Rlchlield
mine
on
new
work
following
a
decision
to
teat
j
out
the
ground
on
a
wider
area.
In
a
parallel
cross-cut
run
from
Owing
to
the
fact
that
there
a
point
between
the
raise
on
the
north
drift
and
the
crosscut
be-,
was
not
a
large
attendance
at
the
tween
west
and
east
veins
three
feet
of
splendid
ore
was
disclosed:
annual
meeting
which
was
called
to
further
establish
the
importance
of
ore
bodies
in
that
section,
for
last
night,
the
Prince
Rupert
With
the
transfer
of
drilling
from
the
north
to
south
veins
under-
onward
League
decided
to
de-
ground
work
was
similarly
established
and
in
the
drift
south
from
ihe
main
shaft
four
feet
of
ore
has
been
opened
up,
this
work
con
tinuing
and
remaining
in
an
al-
"
week
from
tonight.
It
was
decided,
however,
to
proceed
with
the
organization
of
first
and
the
drill
is
operating
about
1,000
of
2'2
per
cent
was
issued.
If,
second
division
for
competition
feet
south
of
the
shaft
and
has
the
property
is
able
to
continue
during
the
coming
winter.
The
broken
through
the
loose
forma-,
with
regular
dividends
at
this
rate
'first
division
will
consist,
it
is
tion.
The
drill
is
now
gong,
it
will
place
the
stock
on
a
fifteen
smoothly
at
a
depth
of
260
feet.
A
per
cent
basis.
All
production
has
second
diesel
engine
will
soon
be
-'o
far
been
taken
from
what
Is
started
at
work
to
double
the
known
as
the
Henderson
vein
but
capacity
of
the
plant
and
a
new
the
property
has
three
other
compressor
is
expected
,to
arrive
v-in3
on
which
very
little
devel-
any
day
to
be
used
in
more
ex-
opment
has
so
far
been
done
but
tensive
work
which
will
soon
be
:i;
leastVie
of
i.hem
is
considered
inaugurated.
Another
tunnel
ha
;
have
p.
wioilities
of
developing!
expected
or
tnree
teams
Grand
Terminals,
Grotto
and
a
team
to
be
formed
by
Joe
Brown
while
there
may
be
five
second
division
teams
Grand
Terminals,
Grotto.
Joe
Brown's,
Cold
Storage
and
Canadian
Legion.
Present
at
the
.
meeting
night
were:
John
Bulger,
last
who
:
the
fare
of
the
into
important
producer
been
started
from
as
a
;preslded.
Jack
May
Ben
Seif,
w.
drift
tunnel
to
intersect
the
Henderson
vein.
Smelter
long
north
re-;
Lonj?
Q
L
Youngman
and
M
on
ine
present
level
ore
mm
wan
u.i:
.
ui
..nt-
jrueri
ure
oaiu
w
disclosed
at
a
vertical
depth
of
lie
t'i
th-
neignorhool
of
$60,000
a
month
and
expenses
less
than
?,non.
A
damond
drill
has
been
in
operation
to
test
the
Henderson
vein
and
to
do
further
exploration
work
on
the
other
three
veins.
Considerable
extension
i
and
improvements
are
being
Tad;
in
.re
equipment
at
the
Duthie
mine.
M.
McLachlan.
POPULARFURS
FOR
THE
WOMEN
LONDON.
Sept.
2C
Judging
by
the
bidding
at
recent
fur
sale?
the
most
popular
furs
women
will
wear
this
year
are
mink,
marmot,
marten,
red
fox,
cross
fox,
silver
fox
and.
Persian
lamb.
Frencii
buyers
especially
were
eager
fo
Persian
lamb,
which
is
expected
tc
be
the
craze
of
Paris,
rivaleJ
only
by
silver
fox.
English
buy
'era
sought
sable,
ermine,
skunk.
ooosium
and
hare.
establish
continuity
of
te
ore
foi-
E:
.iign
Joye
of
the
Salvation
Furriers
say
the
vogue
for
dye
dewing
whiifi
onothet-cro
'i-ciit
Am
y
h
s
received
instructions
jDJJ
furg
to
match
c0at8
ana
tunnel
will
be
started
about
one:
to
rrepere
to
move
from
Princ.
dresses
this
winter,
will
be
con-i
hundred
feet
down
the
hill
to
gain
Ruport
or.
or
about
October
?.
nued.
esoeclally
in'
white
fox
and
further
depth.
Considerable
ore
,
The
amy
has
decided
to
make
ermjnet
whlcn
take
the
more
deli-has
been
taken
put
during
the
Prir
e
Kupert
district
head-
cate
ir,ares
Rabbit
dye
past
two
yeimrant
thjrwilljH?
qun'ttw
Tpr
Prft'sh
Colombia
equaIy
vrell,
however,
so
that
sackea.
ure
recover
in
ine
a.
mi
dome
m
.ner
jmciai
is
ex-
court
of
the
present
work
will
pe"t?d
to
tatoe
charge.
also
be
sacked
and
provision
Is
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
,
.
biisign
and
Mrs.
Joyce
'
have
being
made
for
an
early
shipment.
.
.
.
.
J
ii.
osen
ero
only
two
months
and
Assays
.
from
c.
-
the
w-
Claci
r-i-w
Gttjch
.
,
i.
.
.
.
f
'"
ati
itaaw
wwsa
women
of
moderate
means
may
follow
the
fashion
as
well
as
their
more
wealthy
sisters.
CANCER
FIGHT
PROGRESSING
INVKNTKI.UION
O01(
ON
AT
I
NI-VKUMTV
Of
rEX.MYLVANIA
INTO
C.llE
OK
DISE-lE
EVANSTON.
Ul..
Sept.
Ttw
pusxle
of
eaaetr,
nsja
of
mtoklnd
of
all
time,
is
grtduiUy
betef
uarsrelld
by
kioc
aanounced
Dr.
Elite
MeDonsJd.
director
of
csnrer
rrMsrsb
tt
the
tlnl-etsrty
of
Fenmrlvsau
and
th
Phllfl-
Fhtt
Ooefml
HovplUl
t
s
recent
meet
ing
of
the
Aqaertetn
Chemleal
Society
I
st
Northwestern
University.
Osrefully
chonstng
his
words.
Dr.
Mc
Donald
askl:
First:
That
sclenc.
by
i
mskinc
a
oo&osrted
effort
of
chemist.
Moloslst.
bsetcrloieglst,
physlctot.
and
ittadloal
praetrUoner,
can
now
determine
la
advance
a
preseat
suacepUMIlty
or
Indlaatlon
to
cancer.
Second:
That
marked
benefit
can
b?
drrrved
in
suspected
eaen
by
Increas-
laf
the
ealolum
content
of
the
blood
through
the
administration
of
thyroid!
land
extract
and
other
means.
"In
other
words,"
said
Dr.
McDonald.
'
I
'a
person
who
suspects
that
throujh
I
Inheritance
be
may
be
a
likely
subject
for
the
disease
of
cancer
In
later
life.
may
now
be
forewarned,
and
treated
for
J
those
deflcttoees
In
his
Mood
which
I
'
are
suspoatsd
as
the
cause
of
cancer."
"Cancer."
explained
Dr.
McDonald,
"u
a
discs
in
of
the
human
cells
and
so
la
subject
to
the
laws
reardlr
these
cells.
It
Is
a
disease
of
cell
reproduction
or
cell
multiplication
whereby
the
oell
reproduces
Itself
loeeely
and
Irre-iponalbly.
The
normal
growth
gradients
of
the
oell
are
altered
and
all
the
other
activities
4
the
ceil
are
prasssd
eaoapt
that
of
multiplication."
One
eat),
allowed
to
grow
wtthovt
check
!
1
for
tea
yean,
It
was
pointed
out.
would
develop
Into
a
mass
larger
than
the
j
whole
universe
I
"Nature,
thereforet
has
developetfspn-
trota.
called
iBhIMseri,"
sld
;
Df.
3.1a
Donald,
"which
check
the!
growth
1
this
development.
But
cancer
brfaka
down
these
eheeW
The
Wcstholme
Theatre
is
now
looking
better
than
it
ever
has
since
the
interior
hna
been
tr-ilrvorated.
A
new
eolor
scheme
i
T'nonun
hiis
been
applied
and
the
old
the-'
.tie
now
presents
a
finished
and
must
pleaRii't.'
appearance
The
The
work
has
been
done
by
veralde
Ilros.
s"lL
ALWAYS
ROOM
At
a
public
dinner
a.
certain
bishop
mi
genially
patronised
by
a,
millionaire.
"I
never
go
to
church,"
the
millionaire
said.
-"Perhaps
you've
noticed
that,
Bishop?"
"Yea,
I
have
noticed
It,"
said
the
Bishop
gravely.
"No
doubt
you
wonder
why
I
never
0
tp,
objttfpb,
dpn'i
.,-u?"
the
million-,
'ahe
iufaued.
"WejjV'lU
tell
you
why.
0iaK6p.
;"1thre
'
ure
4
aiany
hypocrites
tbW"rt-'
"!
"Oh,
dori't
let
that
ktep
you
away!'
cried
the
Bistvo-;.
mulilug.
"There
la
always
room
for
one
siore,
ytu
know
Reglna
Leader.
l1
PERSPIRATION
ODOUR
IS
A
BUSINESS
HANDICAP
So
difficult
of
self-detection
is
the
odour
from
the
one
to
two
pints
of
moisture
which,
phy-sicians
say,
the
body
sends
through
the
pores
daily,
that
the
offender
rarely
knows
that
he
offends.
So
easy
to
be
sure,
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