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FOUR
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7,000
feet
above
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flavour
Is
therefore
richer,
more
fragrant
and
much
more
delicious
than
other
teas.
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43c
per
-lb.
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It
at
any
grocery
store.
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Friday,
November
9,
1928
J
a
TELKWACOAL
PROSPECTS
The
purchase
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Coalfields
near
Telkwa
by
an
English
company
headed
by
Lord
Melchett
and
the
smaller
property
owned
by
Jack
McNeill
is
one
of
the
biggest
things
that
has
happened
in
this
part
of
the
country
in
.many
years.
If
there
is
no
hitch
in
the
proceedings,
the
development;
of
the
mines
there
will
mean
the
establishment
gf
w
industry
that
will
permanently
place
Telkwa
on
tbe
UHjuatrinJ
map
and
will
benefit
the
The
storm
oh
this
coast
Novem
ber
1,
2
antf
&
wap
the
.worst
that
has
been
felt
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
in
several
years.
The
wind
was
from
the
southeast.
Miss
Joan
Ilaaa,
school'
teacher
at
Lawn
Hill
spent
.the
week-end
visiting
with
Fred
Atkins
at
Skidegate.
Bill
Campbell
pioneer
pros-
pector
from
Jed
way,
is
staying
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
for
a
while.
He
is
the
owner
of
a
number
of
copper
claims
at
Jedway.
Capt.
Serensen
of
the
troller,
Jenney,
Capt
Nelse
Robinson
of
the
troller
Torberge
and
Capt.
Cort
of
the
Boneta
have
returned
to
Prince
Rupert,
the
last
of
the
trailers
who
have
been
operating
here
this
season.
The
Gillespie
logging
L.campatj
Lena
Island
near
Queen
Char
lotte
Citv
has
closed
rand
Mr
jJfGiliespie
has
left
fcf
Vancouver.
SMITIIEI&
J.
A.'Kinnerty
is
at
fflM
Again
after
being
laid
up
for
several
weeks
with
a
severe
cold;'-"
A
sturdy
new
crossimr
has
been
installed
at
the
corner
of;
King
Street
and
Second
Avenue,
i
this
being
the
final
act
of
the
program
of,
municipal
improvements
for
M28.
The
shortage
of
houses
in
Smithers
is
becoming
acute
and,'
during
the
past
month,
several
families
have
moved
'to
other
points
in
the
district
through
failure
to
obtain
acoomodsjjlon.
who
e
of
the
Bu
kIlav"Efell
as
PiWp
Thirwrt
A
site
is
being
cleared
on
Main
-..x,w.
t
.r
.
i
J1
or
many
year
ihis
ooI
property
hm
been
heldiBireei
M,Kem
w.
saanaers
with
the
knowledge
tiwi
it-would
some
day
become
val-.EtMc
c?.for
"
up-
liable.
An
effort
w
rafc
some
years
ago
to
get
the
which
iB
t:.ii'JSfflk
rauway
cuiiipany
w
mum
ine-iw
e
OI
6)
milS
mw
O'Neill,
the
propertytfre-
owners
pmtmBmgii
-this
was
done
they
would
go
ahead
and
developiie
mines.
It
was
too
big
a
job,
for
the
company
had
no
money
to
spend
on
such
thongs
at
that
time.
Owners
of
mines
have
to
make
their
own
rail-
nood
p"iw
is
being
made
wav
rnnnpprinrtK.
nsnnllv.
unbxa
an
in
tho
odbo
nf
a
TTHin
wrtn
lne
construction
of
a
-
-
'
'
'
v.
;
store
.
.
L..IIJ1
uil
P
Ion
there
is
a
positvre
guarantee
of
sufficient
business
to
make
the
line
pay.
For
some
time
past
there
have
been
rumors
that
some
thing
was
doing
at
Telkwa
and
then
an
announcement
been
purchased
by
the
Mond
interests.
It
was
compar
AU4.nua.
a.
a.
i
i
LOOK
FOR
TIID
TRADE
MARK
IRi
THE
Judder
cq
1
iSf
Child'.
"SNO'W"
all
While
A
complete
rnnfie
of
Northern
"
Kukbrra
and
StylShui
la
on
hand
to
meet
your
need
at
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Prince
Ripert,
B.C.
STEWART
-r
building
on
Ninth
Street
for
Allan
Garolan.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Wilson
left
last
week
for.
Vancouver
where
she
was
made
that
the
property
of
the
Telkwa
Collieries
had
wil.'
,pe8a.
,0Br
month
.
wud
wira
m
unci.
.
.
uuvciy
uiiiinportaiR
an
tne
property
is
hi
present
unae-
George
Casseran.
who
is
heavily
veiopea
ana
unprospeciea.
uniy
aoout
nait
a
dozen
men
interested
in
miaiag
properties
or
thereabouts
are
working
in
it
and
the
coal
is
hauled
to
OB
Rlw-
ft
last
weak
for
the
railway
over
the
road
in
trucks.
The
other
property!1
out
f
is
thoroughly
prospected
by
means
of
the
diamond
driH.I
c
w
uke"sucoeasful
pioar'
the
results
of
which
are
given
in
another
column.
It
is
a
prpector
of'
the
Salmon
Itinr
tViinrr
gn1
its
dnvalAnnunt
itrill
Ka
o
41!m
4..'
a.i
t-tu.
i
.
i
m
.
.
'
niiu
iw
u-bTjvfiiniib
mu
ra
a.
icov
wuuia
iui
aocuon,
teix
iasv
weam
ipr
a
nip
the
whole
district.
south.
A
Tomrn'i
"OALT"
.
mi
"NORTHERN"
Men'
"BROCK"
Rubber
Footwear
Equip
your
family,
from
baby
to
dad,
with
"
NORTHERN"
Rubbers,
and
eraoy
the
comfort'
of
geod
bmkh.
"A
ttjlefor
every
sh-er
aruhbtrfar
every
purpofr'
.
.
,.
...
.
M.
THE
RADIO
TKLKPJIQNR
I
WlT
ZL
"IJS!
The
proimsal
of
the
B.
(?eplMne
ConrpjUlV
to
haviaar
ea
confined
to
his
home
establish
a
radio
telephone
sece
throughout
British
for
eiraj
days
with
a
heart
Columbia
with
special
refereiae
to
northflra
and
eentralt8tt,ick
sections
is
extremely
interesting.'
The
fact
that
it
fa'-
-
backed
by
a
responsible
company
indkatas
that
it
is
Hkely
PRINCE
GEORGE
to
become
a
reality
in
the
near
future.
It
should
be
a,
great
thing
for
the
country
if
it
is
found
to
be
workable.
e
mm
branch
of
the
Caaa-
,
-
.
dian
Legion
has
decided
to
hold,
social
fejactiona
in
connection
tultk
Urn
i.
..-I--.
M
.
J,.
I
ing
the
coming
winter.
Weather
has
been
a
good
deal
colder
KeVe
of
late,
the
lowest
L
tnermometer
reading
01
the
wek
ha
ving
been
11
degrees
above
aero.
1
'
aiany
icaJ
parsons
.jfave.
i
taking
advantage
during
tb
of
the
opoortnnify
te
jnike.XbjfhtB
on
the
Yukon
'
Alman
plaae
"Northern
Light"
which
is
sjtenti'-ing
'
several
days
here.
.
It.
F.
riark
ft
C6.
of
Vancott,ver.
has
decided
to
open
an
office
loo-ally,
George
W.
Mason,.,
having
been
selected
aa,
eocal
eor-reBjMmdent,
.
.,
The
Conoaught
Hill
LutheralB;
Church
Girls'
CTub
met
this
af
ternoon.
The
Young
Peoples
Society
tost,
Thursday
evening.
Schools
will
be
reopened
here
on
Monday
after
having
been
closed
for
two
weeks
on
account
of
the
scarlet
fever
epidemic.
THE.
DAILY,
NEWS
Friday,
November
9,
1923
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
SKIDEUATE
I
.BURNS
LAKE
'i
hboi
a
-iive-
been
engaging
f
in
a,
beeto
assist
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Dave
'Watsonl
who
were
burned
out
recently,
to
erect
a
new
residence
before
winter.
A
public
subscription
resulted
in
the
collection
of
$106.
J.
II.
Johnson,
vho
arrived
recently
from
San'
Francisco,
is
ab
out
to
ereit'a
tteld
storage
plant
PrannrafArtf
th
4
ha
arrival
kar
24)
will
spend
the
winter
In
the
United
States.
Rev.
Ieonard
J.
Hales
preached
igaed
the
secretaryship
of
the
ocal
Boy
Scouts
owing
to
his
.aving
the
district
Mrs.
Agaes
Hathaway
left
for
Vancouver
last
weak
after-
Jiaweg-
spent
two
months
here
as
the
-TUert
of
Mrs.
Tibbitts
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Warren'
Johnson.
Mrs.
II.
J.
Bettis
of
Mud
River
has
been
visiting
in
the
Mapes
district
with
her
daughter,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Wilson;-
,
Rev.
Leonard
J.
jlalee
reached
in
burns
Lake
for
whitefish
and
a"we,L"',T!
lithe
iruui.
jie
is
koiuk
hmji
.
,
.,,
.
...
business
on
a
large
scale
and
has
leased
property
on
the
Lowe
sub
division
on
the
Lake
front
where
he
will
take
up
the
duties
of
Anglican
rector
in
succession
to
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson.
p
of
week
of
Yk-
town
u,t
at
the
end
bit
a
Luke
Nornua
was
a
visitor
in
on
Airways
plane
bound
for
tfe
north,
traders
'and
men
weret
M.
Teare
left
for
Stuart
Lake
busy
clearing
a
landing
place
lest
week.
He
will
superintend
1200
fwst
Iobk
and
260
feet
wide
j
improvement
of
the
Tatcbi
River
on
Grow
Istaori.
The
piane
:
which
is
to
be
carried
out
by
the
is
to
remain
here
for
several
days.
Lyster
Mulvany
returned
to
Burns
Lake
'last
week
after
having
spent
several
months
at
the
Babine
fjah
hatchery.
VANDEIUIOOF
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
C.
Ludwig
left
last
week
for
Chicago
and
Federal
Government
,
J.
P.
Kimball
left
last
week
on
a
business
trip
to
3a
a-
Francisco.
Harry
V.
Taylee
is
still
the
chaasploa
of
the
new
golf
ooors
which
was
recently
estabUahed
here,
Mrs.
EL
C
McGearhv
has
been
confined
to
her
home
recently
j
with
a
severe
illness.
j,
Pimples'
Cleared
Ends
Irriiation
anff
"wr
.
w
j
t
Hiar
m
j
aw
m
eneav
ni
TTnnr
iKiTi
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an
ctuuisltc
meet
asm
is
eaircmeiy
attractive,
it
a),
I
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Beautiful
TEA
CADDY
r
lithographed
iu
ma
ny
1
dsHcate
roioft,
mi-
new
if
in
airtight
SM
urauy
with
one
pound
of
the
fmou4umrant
HaJUn's
Best
blend.
The
,WSb
is
SoldatUti
Grocery
Stovtt
TM(
W.
H.
HALKIN
CO..
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with
CanUa't
Ua4mt
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and
Powreompafiics
Of
Ctnaoa
AMONG
the
goat
and
useful
industries
f
jLX.
Canada
are
her
Light
and
Power
Coa-parues,
operating
in
all
places
where
mm
law
:nough
to
uttfiae
aodern
eoc
Power
aenerated
at
the
falls
isenouae
tn
th
ultimate
consumer
until
it
has
been
relayed
to
transforming
sfations
and
distributed
in
such
"Mtobeuablebyfdctoryorhonie
8sired5
eoQugbto
run
a
locator
heat
a
ciingtion.
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coat
to
the
rt&nimi
iStomoui
x
penormcdjor
ncotatcncsai
thehcaMetftbeehefc
wire
means
not
only
hght
bat
alio
the
bair
to
useall
t
aaodem
electrical
equipment.
Proa
Halifax
to
Vancouver,
our
Light
and
Power
ooav
panits
are
operating
day
and
night
far
the
benefit
efthe
public.
The
Northern
Electric
Company
wishes
to
pay
xrnSute
to
the
tirelew
and
unremitting
egbru
of
our
great
utihty
Oriftpaniei
toaid
snwoieowsge
better
iilfm
nwfctlhni
y
0Uu-ougbout
the
Dominion.
Mrw
Eecfrfc
COMPANY
UM1TED
Equipment
for
Transmitting
Power
and
ScunJ
111
Wabw
8U,
VAN(OtIVER,
a
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nealed
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