The
Hostess
Package
convenient
and
handy
when
unexpected
guests
arrive
IF
YOU
would
be
that
perfect
hostess
who
never
minds
how
many
turn
up,
you
will
order
"Canada
Dry"
in
cartoni
of
twelve
bottles
the
Hostes9
Package.
Twelve
bottles
of
the
most
refreshing
'drink
you
ever
thought
to
have
I
Twelve
bottles
of
purity
and
fine
flavor!
Twelve
bottles
in
which
the
champagne
of
ginger
ales
awaits
your
guests
I
"Canada
Dry"
has
an
allure,
a
witchery,
a
distinction
like
that
of
some
rare
old
wine.
It
does
not
bite
the
tongue
or
leave
an
unpleasant
after-effect.
Its
finest
quality
Jamaica
ginger,
its
other
ingredients
qf
high
purity,
give
it
a
mellowness,
a
"dry-new"
which
are
delightful.
And
note
how
well
it
mixes
with
other
beverages.
Order
"Canada
Dry"
today
In
the
Hostess
Package
and
be
prepared
for
those
unexpected
guests.
"CANADA
BUY
Sill
VaJt
in
CtntJa
if
J.
J.
McLmfU'm
UmM,
Trnf
and
EJmHtt
CaltJtnU
Sfrin0i
torri
limiuJ,
Mmlreal
V.
5.
A..
CanaJi
Urj
Uintr
Jii,
UwftfteJ,
Ntv
Yrk
Wholesale
Distributor
K.
(i.
Dawson
Co.
Ltd.,
Prince
Hupert,
I1.C.
NEURASTHENIA
Neurasthenia
is
a
condition
in
which
the
nervous
system
becomes
exhausted
aa
a
result
of
overwork;
it
is
a
functional
neurosis
marked
by
intense
nervous
irritability
and
weakness.
Some
of
the
symptoms
are:
hetulaene,
feelings
of
const
lift
ions
about
the
neck,
pain
in
the
back,
exhaustion
after
slight
mental
or
physical
exertion,
excessive
sensibility
to
noise,
irregular
heart
action,
disorders
of
vision,
losa
of
Memory,
etc.
The
patient
becomes
mentally
depressed,
occasionally
try
"frtg'to
do
away'winriiimself,
hi
fact
many
inmates
of
our
Insane
asylums
are
neuras-
henies.
In
such
cases
pressure
on
spinal
nerves
becomes
more
less
general,
thus
disturbing
the
functions
of
the
digestive
and
eliminative
organs,
and
numerous
glands
of
internal
anil
xternal
secretions.
.
Spinal
adlnstmcnts
are
abaolutcly
necessary
for
a
pwman-'nt
cure
in
Mich
conditions,
occasionally
giving
almost
instant
relief.
Consultations
Free
Dr.
C.
O.
McKAY,
D.C.
Phone
131.
Wallace
Block.
Open
Htenlngs.
Thursday,
Juna
21,
1928
TSE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
Frva
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Annual
Itcportn
of
B.C.
Silver
and
Scbakwe
Activity
at.Alice
Arm
to
Syndicate
Itenth
Molybdenum
.
u
rjntf
"During
the
year
we
continued
theidevetoprawrt
of
tin-north
group
of
ciaima,
no
work
having
been
done
on
Uw
south
group,"
state
th
asmial
report
of
the
D.C.
Silver
Mines
Ltd.
"During
the
;
first
nine
mentba
of
the
year,
work
was
largely
confined
to
No.
1
level
ICO
feet
below
No.
3
level
where
the
extension
o
the
main
Premier
ore
zone
was
drifted
on
for
a
total
distance
of
700
feet.
This
werk
disclosed
an
ore
body
240
feet
long
and
of
greater
width
than
the
drift.
Further
exploration
will
have
to
be
done
before
anything
positive
can
be
stated
as
to
its
value
and
dimensions
kt
it
U
reasonable
to
assume
that
tnu
ore
body
will
develop
a
large
.tonnage
ot
milling
ore.
Toe
remaining
460
ft
of
drifting
on
Mo.
level
followed
a
wide
MlloHted
and
well
mineralised
sone.
The
Tera
values
in
the
drift
were
below
fcs)Ulng
grade
commercial
values
may
etlat
in
this
area,
howtver,
at
another
htrlcon.
The
downward
continuation
ot
this
slllclftad
zone
and
(be
above-aaantlcnetf
re
body
will,
no
doubt,
at
ctplCMd
Iron
Mo.
2
shaft.
Toward
thi
end
of
December
It
wa
decided
to
alnk
a
two-compartment
ilia
ft
clos
to
the
:':cmler
boundary.
The
Immediate
objective
of
this
shaft
is
to
explore
and
opin
up
the
rich
ore
which
was
disclosed
by
diamond
drills
anil
a
further
ore
body
that
passes
In
Its
dip
from
the
Premier
to
B.C.
Silver
ground.
In
addition
to
this,
however,
It
Is
our
sHfentlaD
to
generally
ecplore
the
ore
com
through
this
abaft
in
a
northerly
direction
at
a
lower
horizor
than
hn
hitherto
been
possible.
To
April
10
this
shaft
bad
reached
a
depth
cf
300
feet.
The
porphry
contains
low
gold
and
silver
values
throughout
selected
U
pec
linens
assayed
up
to
ei&5
per
ton.
This
la
a
likely
looking
area
and
It
well
worth
exploring.
During
the
year
a
email
amount
of
work
was
done
on
"C
ewe
tody
fitly
feet
above
Mo.
3
level
and
from
this
area
tM
tons
o:
ere
wee
shipped,
giving
a
gross
value
of
mi.M.
During
Use
year
we
did
MOT
feet
of
drifting
and
croascuttlng
and
13S
feet
ot
sinking
"
"Worts
was
principally
eonfined
dur
ing
the
year,"
says
the
annual
report
of
the
Sllakwe
and
District
Mines
Ltd
"to
drift
northeasterly
In
COHPOllATION
OI'
THE
CITY
OF
IMtlNCB
ItUPBRT
take
1.
Use
tames
TICS
THAT:
Omnual
of
the
Corporation
y
of
of
Prince
Prince
Buoert
upert
Intends
to
tof
the
City
wunwsi
a
coneeeie)
eroewau
in
leet
wide
on
the
west
aide
of
Sixth
Street
from
the
north
aide
mt
ate
sane
Block
.
Beet
ion
l.
where
it
iniereecte
Sixth
MNree
asjC
ntsifhsg
slnssg
Use
west
sue
or
Sixth
street
to
the
north
of
Third
Avecme.
aa
a
teoel
tm
Drove-
Imee.
and
Intends
te
streiary
umm
tne
coat
upon
the
land
ihmui
di-
trecUv
on
the
work,
eaoept
such
portion
of
tte
eeet
as
la
laowttwd
at
atreet
ln-
teaaeaMona.
1
The
estimated
coat
of
the
work
la
M71-00.
of
which
HC4.00
u
to
be
paid
by
she
corporation,
and
the
estimated
annual
special
rate
per
foot
frontage
is
.T1.
The
special
assssamant
la
to
be
paid
In
SO
aaauul
lnetahnenta.
t.
Peraaoa
deal
ring
to
petition
against
uastartaking
the
work
must
do
so
on
or
Ue
tbessrd
day
of.,.
OKy
Cierk
DitH
thla
tcth
dear
ot
:nit.
ltB.
LAND
ACT
MITICK
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LIU.SC
I
.AMI
1
PtUH
Mawrt
Land
HaonHina:
pta.
tnvi
oua
altuatc
adlaeent
to
Alaford
Bey.
mtmp
Mend.
SkfaeegaVe
toiet.
Queen
Chanotte
islands.
TAKX
irondst
that
Packflc
MUls
Umited,
ot
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Pulp
and
HMt
Muulactiuefa,
intends
to
apply
I
or
i
ltaae
ot
the
toUowiag
de-scrtfed
land:
t
a
poet
plan
ted
on
the
rk
of
an
Wand:
these
toOowtSf
the
high
water
mark
around
oi
ot
commences
commencetMsit
ant
the
mmm
to
Mint
and
containing,
one
acre,
mors
or
ias.
PAHrTC
MIUS,
UMTTBD,
WUbUX
fic
HU
iOsSS1
Ula,
Lunlkad.
Form
No.
It.
Section
99)
L.VND
ACT.
OP
INTItNTION
TO
ftOTICB
-til
m
TtMttunrt
Ifnesj'TluDert
Land
Land
HMMri
Kreotdtne
vprLV
ru.
rut
and
aMuMe
about
5
miles
from
the
mMh
at
Khntae
Mm.
TAKE
ITOTtOB
that
the
rjvtrolt
western
Mining
Company
of
vaneonver.
B.C.,
accusation
Mining
Company,
Intends
to
aptly
for
permiMlon
to
purchase
the
following
deaorlbed
laneia:
CniamencWR
at
a
pent
planted
one
root
uk
an
i
rrom
ine
wicneaa
peat
on
the
West
aade
of
Lot
173:
thence
westerly
90
chains);
thence
southerly
30
chains:
thenee
emsterlv
00
chains:
thence
nor
therly
10
chain,
aud
contalnlnn
too
acres,
more
or
leesf.
P.
PAHDOE
WILSON.
Agent
for
Detroit
Western
Mining
Oo,
Dated
lth
April.
1MB.
WAS
VERY
WEAK
NERVOUS
AND
MELANCHOLY
Mrs.
Geo.
MeKeoiis,
Campbellord,
Oat,
write
i
"A
ahort
time
ago
I
waa
troublod
very
bad
wita
my
heart
and
nerves,
the
cause
of
It,
I
think,
waa
my
going
through
the
change
of
life.
"I
was
very
weak
and
melancholy,
and
to
nervous
I
could
hardly
bear
to
hear
a
clock
ticktog,
and
I
did
not
sleep
well
-
"I
u
advised
to
try
so
I
test
at
once
for
a
bos
I
took
,
them
and
got
another,
and
before
they
were
ail
gone
I
felt
good,
mr
serve
art
flae,
I
do
not
mind
any
noise,
and
I
eaa
aleeo
well
I
can
not
recommend
them
too
highly
to
those
suffering
at
I
did.
"
,
Frlae
SW
a
Krr
t
all
drargitU
and
dtalera,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
MUburn
Co.,
Limited,
-
...
the
(j
antra)
direction
of
the
continuation
of
the
Premier
ore
zone.
This
drm
was
advanced
1815
feet
bringing
U
face
3170
feet
from
the
main
crot-.ut
where
ore
was
encountered.
Tin
.'tret
45
feet
of
drifting
was
In
milling
jre
and
It
la
reasonable
to
assume
that
t
continues
at
least
100
feet
vertically
celow
the
level.
Practically
the
whole
f
the
remainder
of
the
drifting
a
Ion
a
he
ore
zone
was
In
tui!
A
rn.--:-ut
in
from
the
end
of
this
drift.
n,
h',
.ncounlered
favorable
looking
porphyry.
A
commencement
has
been
matie
on
elnklng
a
shaft
to
open
up
the
or
tocdy
100
feet
below
Mo.
4
lavel
Th
total
development
accomplished
during
the
period
waa
3070
feet
of
drifting
and
cross-cutting
and
186
feel
of
raising.
The
Keystone
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
of
Seattle
has
requested
the
vendors
of
the
Morley
claims
at
Alice
Am
which
frrm
part
of
the
company's
holdings,
to
grant
the
company
an
additional
tlnrty
'
days
to
arrange
finances
to
complete
payment
and
to
provide
for
the
com-.
mencement
of
operation
on
or
about
i
July
1.
R.
King.
HI.
will
be
In
chtrg
-r.d
the
present
tunnel,
which
la
I"
740
feet,
will
be
continued
antii
the
vein
la
reached.
i
A
new
drift
on
the
Torir
mine
at
Alice
Ann
la
cutting
through
a
fine
body
cf
high
grade
ore.
Sample
i
of
the
',
'.re
have
caused
a
good
dea'
o;
com-1
uent
at
Alice
Arm.
It
Is
reported
that
the
concentrating
mill
at
the
property
'
la
now
being
turned
over.
A
atagnlflcent
specimen
of
hlgh-grado
galena-oopper
ore
was
brought
into.
Aliee
Arm
recently
from
"the
Musketeer
roup
cf
claims.
The
specimen
war.
taken
from
the
surface
and
the
quality
of
the
ore
was
a
surprise
to
many.
De-!
Velopment
work
Is
proceeding
on
Uh
Musketeer
group.
It
Is
the
intention
of
the
owners.
a.
w.
Bruggy.
and
vallsa
,
lUfifpfit
of
Alice
Ann.
to
form
JJsyndUeAe
in
ine
near
ruiure
iot
tne
openi-cn
of
the
Beech
Moiybdenumf
Bsotierty.
four
miles
down
the
inlet
tpm
Alice
Arm.
Mscnlnery
will
then
be
purchased
and
It
la
expected
that
little
difficulty
wi:;
b
experienced
in
making
a
profit
on
Deration
within
a
anonV
time.
Devel
opment
work
this
year
on
the
property
tes
been
Instrumental
in
adding
naterlaUy
to
the
ore
tonnage.
The
are
la
a
high
grade
molybdenum
and
the
driving
of
a
lower
tunnel,
it
1
anticipated,
will
undoubtedly
give
a
much
larger
tonnage,
it
la
claimed
by
experts
who
have
examined
it
to
be
one
of
the
heat,
if
not
the
heat,
molyb
denum
property
in
Canada.
Mo
anxiety
la
felt
in
regard
to
the
marketing
ot
a.
Mr.
Bruggy
has
received
numer-
ous
inquiries
from
agents
of
luropamn
manufactureres
and
these
agents
are
ready
to
make
contracts
-for
regular
shipments
ot
high
grade
on
or
oonoan-
tratea
All
available
date
possible
la
'
being
gathered
relative
to
price
and
rasrkets
and
the
Installation
ot
the
naassry
naaohlnery.
it
la
conf
ideati
1
felt
wUl
place
the
Be
oh
Molydbenum
in
the
dividend
paying
class
in
the
i.ar
future.
The
proximity
of
the
pro
perty
to
tidewater
ensure
minimum
traaaportaUon
coat
for
the
or.
.-
The
dutlsok
for
the
copper
market
seems
to
be
munh
more
f
nor
tile
than
for
some
time
past.
The
eupply
and
dean
and
poeltien
Is
sound
and
the
prlcu
1'.
not
inflated
Consumption
is
on
the
Increase
as
evidenced
by
lie
use
in
the
'.Ight
and
power
Industry,
the
bulhllnu
Industry.
sutoiroD'l.
Industry
ana
in
electric
appliances
of
description
Tf
the
period
of
bualnee
expsnston
generally
continues,
tut
copper
business
should
benefit
materially.
Man
in
the
Moon
A
man
may
be
short
sighted
but
bt
can
usually
see
how
tauoh
better
the
other
fellow's
Job
Is
than
his
own.
Amelia
Kar
heart
is
like
moat
women.
She
had
a
dangerous
flight
hut
la
wu
ing
to
try
It
again.
The
ooeMlen
baa
a
million
The
boastful
hen
but
one;
,
i
iBut
the
coafteh
doesn't
eaoWe,
:
Over
isjthat
she
hs
dona.
We
eoswn
the
modCHt
eosMlah.
And
the
boastful
hen
we
prlae.
Which
only
goes
to
show,
my
frlenda,
It
pays
to
advertise.
Krep
the
mouth
oleest.
Use
a
tocth
brush
and
also
abstain
from
Unkind
coalmen
t
on
people's
faulta.
That
Is
oral
cleanliness.
Any
horn
cl'enp
car.
sounds
Impudent
on
a
-r
pennle
do
without
brtaataat
ji-nt
yoti
:
-
!1
-
..Mv
vanlahlug
I.
nek
at
lunch
time.
i
vMm
cigarettes
i
I
n5at3CCasBskBssi9nwsa
I
II
i
"pup
rimy
TiiTsATsrprifnn
inn
auul
miruRi&Ra
Backward
Sea?on
As
outfitters
for
Men,
the
Acme
Importers
have
for
years
been
pro-eminent
for
quality
goods
and
value.
At
our
Backward
Soason
Sale
our
valuos
are
the
very
utmost.
For
whatever
you
need,
real
economy
suggtets
a
viail
to
our
store.
Backw??
4
for
The
Famous
AllMOUK
CLAD
SUITS
FOR
HOYS
Made
with
double
knees,
double
seat,
double
e'bows
and
with
two
pairs
pants,
this
famous
make
gives
the
most
wear
for
the
money.
Regular
values
are
up
to
$18.00.
Hack
ward
Season
Sale
Price
i$
less
25
per
cent
discount.
SUITS
FOR
MEN
Fifty
Men's
Suits
in
this
lot.
Made
in
all
wool
worsted
and
tweed
materials
with
Art
Silk
linings.
Fancy
pin
stripes
in
the
latest
1928
models.
Single
and
double
breasted
styles
and
many
patterns
to
choose
from.
Values
up
to
$37.60.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
$16.95
Sulla's
FOR
MEN
A
large
assortment
0f
Man's
Shirts
in
assorted
ahadc?
of
English
Broadcloth.
Bisley
Cord.
PolWrs'
Print,
etc.
Made
by
Tooke
liroa.,
the
best.
Values
to
$3.00.
backward
Soason
Sale
PHce
j
0LLARS
FOR
MEN
We,
Arrow
and
Van
Heuaen
Soft
Meutv
'
"
SeiMtmiale
Price.
A
A
SHIRTS
FOR
BOYS
Boys'
Shirt
Waists
in
fifty
different
thadea,
in
stripes
and
plain
colors.
Regular
alue
up
to
$1.76.
.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
Q)C
JERSEYS
FOR
BOYS
The
tamoua,
St.
Margaret's
Pure
Wool
Jer.eys
tor
boy
in
aaaorted
ahadaa,
with
fancv
uoln
collaii
t1uaulw"i8li
H
whiw
-
Backward
Seaion
Sal
,Erlce
JjlUS
THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
INIail
Ortlers
promptly
filled
at
these
prices.
No
Charge
Accounts.
No
C.O.I).
Terms:
Strictly
Cash.