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DAILY
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PROSPECTS
OF
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Folks
Listen
MUCH
MINING
r-
,
IN
INTERIOR
.-
YOU
WILL
FIND
THESE
AMONG
HUNDREDS
OF
OTHER
Dr.
James
Suggests-That
Priwei
I-f-
SPLENDID
VALUES
AT
OUR
IRQ
RARRAIN
SALE
Rupert
Look
That
Way
for
On
Saturday
and
Next
Week
Development
L
BARGAIN
SALE
gtrong
Coutil
Brassiers,
Regular
G5c,
each
-Me
rtturfCTs,
Larxe
size,
regular
05c,
each
i"C
Corsets,,
heavy
white
Coutil,
regular
$2.50
pair
$1.45
Corset
Girdles,
sizes
23
to
29,
regular
$2.25,
pair
$!."
Girls'
all
wool
Combinations,
suit
$
!.$."
Girls'
Brushed
Wool
Sweaters,
regular
$4.S0,
each
$2.25
oy
Heavy
al!
wool
Ribbed
Hose,
Regular
$1.25,
pair
75?
Canton
Flannel,
SO
inches
wide,
7
yards
for
,
$1.00
Heavy
Ticking,
regular
35c
per
yard,
5
yards
for
$1
00
Coloria
Striped
Flannelette,
(5
yards
$1.00
AH
wool
Flannel
for
shirts,
regular
75c
per
yard;
4.V
Hemstitched
Linen
Runners,
regular
85c,
each
M)c
Hemstitched
Linen
Tray
Cloths,
regular
05c,
each
-10?
Absolute
Satisfaction
AT
THE
M
mm
For
Better
Saiistaction
Our-New
"Winter
Woollens
Have
JUMt
Arrived
Resner
Mock
Cost'
Far
Less
Than
Ready
Made
Clothes
Wear
Made-to-Measure
CLOTHES
t
$25
to
$65
There's
something
about
a
made-to-measure
suit
that
cn?t
be
duplicated
In
reajdy
made
clothe.
There'
ex-pertness
-of
fit,
excellence
of-tailoring
andja'dftfe'rencV
in
style
that
is
most
outstanding.
Choose
from
our
Mg
selection
of
woollens
In
nil
the
new
fall
and
winter
colors
and
patterns.
THOR
JOHNSON
1,1
!
MADE
UP
FURS
As
the
raw
fur
.season
is
now
on
this
is
claiming
all
my
attention.
To
make
room
and
to
leave
me
free,
I
am
offering
all
my
lurge
stock
of
made
up
fura
at
30
per
cent
discount.
Every
piece
guaranteed.
Wm.
Goldbloom
The
Old
Reliable
That
the
mines
to
the
East
of
Prince
Rupert
were
of
more
sig
nificance
than
those
on
the
coast
to
the
development
of
the
city
and
while
not
much
at
present
!they
promised
to
develop
into
a
number
of
important
operations,
was
one
of
the
suggestions
made
in
an
interesting
address
by
Dr.
J.
T.
Jdmes,
district
mining
engineer,
who
addressed
the
Rotary
Club'
yesterday
afternoon,
H.
McLean
presiding.
'He
urged
that
.nest
developments
be
watched
and
cultivated
by
the
people
of
the
city.
On
Porcher
Island
too
was
a
small
property
where
an
attempt
was
being
made
to
develop
a
gold
mine.
It
was
coming
along
well
iuj
was
in
a
fair
way
toward
success.
It
would
be
directly
tributary
to
Pflnce
Rupert.
Dr.
James
then
dealt
with
the
Portland
Canal
section
including
Observatory
Inlet.
He
spoke
of
the
value
of
the
Torice
mine.
While
production
there
was
not
at
present
large",
the
output
being
about
three
tons-
of
concentrates
a
day,
it
was
taken
only
from
ore
broken
in
course
of
development.
Underground
work
was
showing
up
well
and
the
prospects
were
good.
He
also
spoke
hopefully
of
the
Tiger
and
Sunrise
properties
and
the
smaller
Esperanza
and
la
Rose.
At
Anyox
the
usual
amount
of
ore
was
still
being
taken
from
the
Hidden
Creek
mine
and
a.
tram
had
been
built
to
connect
the
Bonanza
three
miles
away,
which
is
also
being
worked.
Work
on
the
Saddle
property
was
stopped
by
show.
In
the
Portland
Canal
region
th
Premier,
which
had
been
produc
:n?
for
ten
years,
was
still
thr
only
producing
mine.
The
most
important
of
the
other
propertie
t
Was
the
pip
"Missouri,
which
wat
much
Improved
under
the
Conso!
jidated
jdevelopment-but
which
wt
I
still
only
partly
prospected.
Golf,
ore
was-encountered
in
two
vein.
and
the
ore
was
still
staying
witv
them.
The
showings
on
this
pro
perty
were
very
scattered.
In
the
Bear
River
district
it
was
not
yet
known
whether
Silverado
was
a
prospect
or
a
mine
iThey
would
know
this
winter
On
Mountain
Boy
they
had
found
a
vein
of
highgrade.
This
property
had
closed
for
the
winter
On'
the
George
two
drills
ha
I
been
at
work
and
crosscuts
had
ibten
made.
Rufus
Argenta
and
Red.
Top
and
others
were
being
developed.
j
Dr.
James
spoke
admiringly
of
;the
work
of
the
Premier
Companx
!in
building
the
aerial
tramwav
tto
Porter
Idaho
with
its
magnif-icent
span
of
4,200
feet
across
th:
jglacier.
A
number
of
other
pro-peitiepc
were
also
"mentioned,
j
.Concluding
the"
speaker
said
jWhlle
there
were
plenty
of
gold
properties
to
take
the
place
of
the
RtoJer.AberMtdW.
not-seem-to'
be
jyeF
a
property
likely
to
replace
the
Hidden
Creek
mine
at
Anyox.
Yet
the
coastal
section
had
been
very
little
prospected
and
it
was
alt
highly
mineralized.
There
I
were
prospects
that
a
real
copper
mine
may
yet
be
found
between
Anyox
and
Britannia.
SMITHERS
IS
FOR
HANSO
i
Delegates
Instructed
to
Suppor
Candidate
at
Prince
Rupert
Convention
.
.
.
'
(Interior
News)
A
special
meeting
of
the
Smith,
ers
Liberal
Association
was
he.ftl
In
the
municipal
office
on
Thuri
day
evening,
whtn
two
,dpze.n
members
met
to
select
delegates
to
attend
the
Liberal
nominating
convention
at
Prince
Rupert
on
November
15,
when
a
candidate
will
be
chosen
to
oppose
J.
C.
Brady,
Conservative
member,
nt
the
next
Dominion
election.
E.
Marshall
Sales,
who
was
in
the
chair,
explained
the
necessity
for
selecting
a
candidate
at
an
early
date
in
order
to
allow
suf-
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No
Dealers.
No
C.O.I).
Third
Avenue
ieient
time
for
ft
thorough
cam-
'VftTp.
Ijfior
to
the
selection
of
onvention
delegates.
neveral
of
hose
jireiient'
spoke
in
glowing
'rms
of
the
candidature
of
Olof
'Ianson
and
a
motion
wax
Intro-
'uced
and
flawed
Instructing
the
mlthera
delegation
to
support
ir.
Hansoji
at
l'rince
Ilupert.
Several
other
points
In
Skeena
Iding
hati
made
similar
moves,
while
at
Prince
Ilupert
Mr.
Han
son's
entry
Into
the
field
has
met
with
the
'approval
of
many
promi
No
Phone
Orders.
limit
Liberals.
Smithers
will
be
entitled
to
seven
delegates
at
the
convention,
while
a
number
of
others
will
carry
proxies
for
smaller
district
centres.
Several
candidates
have
announced
their
InUntlnt.
nf
.l.
jnomlnafion,
Including
Geo.
W.
Nickerson,
Olof
Hanson
and
Fred
!
Stork.
The
latter
has
been
can-
"Ming
the
Interior
during
the
past
two
weeks
for
support
at
the
convention.
According
to
Prince
Many
of
our
customers
have
been
unable
to
take
advantage
of
our
previous
Clock
Sales
which
havi
always
taken
place
in
the
morning.
Wc
have
received
so
many
requests
to
alter
the
time
cf
our
regular
monthly
Clock
Sales
that
we
have
decided
to
put
on
a
Clock
Salt
on
Saturday
afternoon.
This
vv
ill
be
thr
only
afternoon
Clock
Sale
this
year.
Below
are
listed
only
a
few
of
the
many
bargains
which
wc
arc
offering.
On
Saturday
the
store
wiD
remain
closed
until
12.30
and
from
then
until
6
o'clock,
Clock
Sale
prices
will
prevail.
This
will
give
jM
an
opportunity
to
secure
real
Thanksgiving
Bargains.
Nightgowns
Ladies
Night-gowns
of
high
quality
materials
in
a
choice
of
clever
patterns.
Smartly
stitched
effects
for
added
beauty.
In
allsizes.
Special
Clock
Sale
Price
$1.95
Crepe
de
Chine,
in
eight
different
colors,
regular
value
up
to
$2.50
per
yard.
Special
Clock
Sale
Price,
yard
75C
t3prgettes,
in
eight
different
colors,-
35
inches
Avide.
'
Regular
values
up
to
2.95
per
yard.
Special
Ckjck'Sale
Price,
per
yard
75C
LADIES'
DRESSES
12
only
Betyy
Jane
Dresses.
Beau-
tuar
iiiuny
trimmeu.
special
uiock
saie
P
Price
95c
12
only
Crepe
de
Chine
and
Printed
Silk
Ladies'
Dresses.
Regular
values
up
to
$15.00.
Special
Clock
Sale
Price
$3.95
36
only
Ladies
Dresses,
sizes
up
to
44,
in
Crane
de..,CJiipe,,
Crepe
back
satin
aria
Georgette.
Regular
values
,up
to
$29.50.
pedal
Clock
Sale
Price
;
..
aV..JUW.
ggjg
36
only
Ladies
Dresses,
sizes
up
to
42.
Some
of
them
regular
value
up
to
$39.50.
Special
Clock
Sale
Price
89.75
Ladies'
HATS
24
only
Ladies'
Felt
Hats
in
the
latest
models.
Some
of
them
worth
up
to
$3.50.
Special
Clock
Sale
v
S1.95
20
dozen
Ladies'
Ve&,'
in
tin
different
i'J
Special
Clock
Sale
Price
IT.
.
.".
.
.1
.
5j)C
Two
only
Ladies'
Winter
Coat.
One
in
(
Jr.;
trimmed
with
fur.
One
in
Marvella
trimmed
fur.
Regular
values
up
to
$85.00.
Special
(
t
-w
Princess
Slips
Bloomers
Princess
Slips,
of
quality
Silks
in
a
wide
selection
of
defirnble
colors.
Low
necklines
and
short
skirts.
Many
are
smartly
trimmed
and
cm-roidorcd,
Jnvalbsfeos.
Special
Clock
Sale
prlte-
1.95
20'
'dozen'
Bloomers,
made
of
Maybelle
Silk
in
ten
different
shades.
Special
Clock
Sale
Price
....
75
Richmond's
Louvre
Ilupert
reports,
Mr.
Nickerson
would
withdraw
in
the
event
of
Mr.
Hanson
definitely
entering
(he
field,
in
which
case
the
letter's
appointment
would
be
virtually
conceded.
At
the
meeting
of
the
School
Hoard
last
night
Mlsa
Mercer,
Principal
of
llootli
School
stated
that,
with
the
permission
of
tho
Hoard
they
planned
to
put
on
the
usual
Christmas
entertainment
nt
the
end
of
the
term.
33,93
Cash
Onlj
Prince
Rupert
H
f
TRAPPED
Get
every
en'
1
FURS
ale
worth,
''
bring
'hem
v
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