frMffv
November
9,
1028
In
tins
of
4
and
10
cubes
x
If
isw4t?
X
.
a
a
ar
ku
ai
:
i
i
nb
Better
There's
the
concentrated
goodness
of
fume,
lean
beef
in
0X0.
No
wonder
i'
gives
soups
end
gravies
such
added
flavour
and
enlivens
casseroles
and
left-overs
so
delightfully!
C(Try
it
for
that
last
professional
touch
that
makes
good
cooking
better.
And
find,
like
mothers
all
over
the
world,
how
healthful
end
nourishing
0X0
is
for
little
ones
and
grown-ups,
tool
8
pe
Qoodncss
of
Beef
P
L
;
i
lEftRACE
i
i;iiimi
mi
,....
.
!
.
.
......
,
i,
.H
tti,
JDHN
BRUCE
Knox
United
Church
by
Rev.
.Wm.
Allan
fid
Interment
took
N
f.-The
fa-'plaee
in
Kitsttmksluffl
cemetery
Mrs.
John
Bruce
The
pallbearers
were
two
son.
'"V
in
the
Prinoe
Donald
and
Ak
Wrure.
J.
K-1
Sunday
morn-
Gordou,
Uebt,
Cerltt.
Alex
Kerr,
following
the
T.
M.
Turner
and
Wnt.
Ribbald.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TTVl
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Local
Man
Forms
Alice
Arm
Company
Tramway
at
Saddle
Nearly
ready
Silver
Island
Progress
closed
down
bprtioni
on
the
Sad-
iogs
jn
die
gretip
in
HaeUngs
Arm
for
the
VM
of
Developil,ent
winter,
after
completing
the,
A
npoH
m
pro)wi.
towors
of
the
aerial
tramway
and
in
916
by
-
a
u
-urMr
making
preparation,
for
the
put-
yecom-fnOd.
to
open
it
up
on
Uag
In
of
the
lumber
for
ore
bins
k
profiuble
j,,
a
plaB
of
SMd
camp
at
the
mine.
The
tunnel
ej0pmei.t
to
produce
to
at
the
niee
hM
been
driven
a
rer
dy
tb
ConsaUoa
ei
L.
W,U,
W
1
W
f
re-put
toteegh
to
IU
objective
in
the
i4,lkwa.
Mr
TuMr
atlmaied
t"-
jthe
northern
area
to
riejjtaiii
over
50,000,(MM)
tons
in
tfc
eeeme,
Hoth
underground
and
camp
4
's.
anJ
7
feet
IsiMcknees.
eonetrttctioa
work
is
being
pushed
computed
on
1,009
Jfeqftper
foot
ae
rapidly
as
possible
on
the
Tiger
!
rw;0Tery.
The
thi'ieTH.sures
property
In
the
Upper
Kftsault
were
about
160
left
(blck
and
the
vattejr
at
Alice
Arm.
The
lower
:nm
approximately
'76
feet
ap-taneel
has
been
driven
a
distance
t.
Coal
fresn
the
two
Upw
of
1M
feet
and
good
progress
is
setms
wceild
eejte
while
th
loww
bwlaf
aiasevn
the
clearing
of
the
'wBS
gobd
rHsinij(--l
camp
site,
Ue
Inmber
now
being
:
fiy.Bjvipnkifr
o
seiond
shaft.
on
Ute
ground.
Te
Tiger
la
beinjf
w,.
fjitacr
suggested,
the
eut
developed
by
tw
Utility
Mtniag
k
Financing
Co.
'
put
LpN
c
ottlery
could
be
fn-triil
ftfou
UC0
to
S.0M
tons
.er.
day.
The
colliery,
at
that
II.
J.
McDonald,
manager
of
time,
Mr.
Turner
estimates!
coeJd
the
Silver
hland
Mining
Co..
make
a
profit
of
(2.12
pur
ten
states
that
work
is
proceeding
very
or
$3,123
per
day
on
the
basis
satisfactory
on
the
Silver
Island
of
1500
toad
daily
prrrliirthsn
proptry
north
of
Dabine
Lake.
The
cost
of
mining,
reiiaV.
Stringers
carrying
gnlena
have
j
weighing,
bunkering
and
eAaiHllng
L
charges
waa
estimated
at
$tbl
A
Tickling
In
Her
Throat
For
Years
Mm.
l'rter
Johnm.n.
Port
AlbertO,
H.(
..
wntf:-"l
truutiM
for
yenra
with
a
tickling
in
my
Utrwtt
ewjr
time
I
wmiM
lie
down,'
and
at
night
I
would
cough
an
I
could
net
Nlrop,
himI
miiM
hanllv
1o
my
work.
I
would
rough
until
1
would
vomit.
"I
heard
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pino
Syrup
tnd
ftftr
tli
fimt
ltllc
I
l,d
no
lnole
iimch,
kiiiI
now
I
nm
intvnr
without
a
Imttlr
of
')r.
WiHxt'g'
in
the
huumt."
1W
SV.
n
bdttJij:
Urge
fBmu
Otic.
t
U
aruntwU
Wl
UmIwi.
lut
tip
wl.v
by
Tle
T.
XHILurn
Co.
I4d.,
Tor,
Out.
Iter
ton.
These
cost.t
toduy
weki,
I
no
doubt,
be
much
greater.
Turner's
report
extirnatesl
tliat
j
to
develop
and
equip
the
prttporty
for
a
proJuction
of
liw
t
I
pel
day
an
1
construct
the
retjtfb
'ii
wagsn
road
and
railreael
fnfsa
'Telkwa
would
take
an
eantfl'ttfrt'
of
about
$1,234,000.
Teikwa
Ovlliwiw
Telkwa
Co.lieries
of
Jade
Me.
Naill,
also
involved
in
the
deal,
consists
of
lour
lots,
eaeh
a
tftik
ua.e.
Tba
Coat
Creek
ertllory
the
principal
to
be
operate!
4
G.
milss
by
good
meter
read
from
Telkwa.
ProJuetie
ha
beon
ci
rrieil
on
with
a
ewall
torce
of
six
men,
the
untMtftl
eiit
t
ut
being
something
over
UOW
tons
which
has
been
llsiel
oi
between
Prince
Ueoifg
nwl
Trince
Rupert.
There
ftr$
ban
kcra
of
thirty
tons
capsit'
the
railway
aide
at
Tef&v
and
bunkers
at
the
mine
of
aa
Xm.
capacity.
The
round
trip
can
be
made
between
mine
and
railway
bunkers
in
an
hour
by
motor
truck.
Operations
at
the
celliery
commenced
in
1923,
the
seams
being
first
developed
by
two
adit
tunnels
close
together.
Further
tunnels
and
shafts
have
since
been
driven.
The
seam
has
an
'yeagc
width
of
something
over
...
iey
en
i.eei
ana
is
remarxauiy
A
company
to
be
known
the
Winnie
Mines
folding
Co.
Ltd,'
dean.
It
is
a
coking
bituminous
has
been
organized
by
David
Thomson
of
Prince
Rupert
,to
take
over
.
coal.
There
is
10,000
tons
of
re-the
'
verable
coal
I
in
sight
on
this
one
Mohawk
property
on
Koundy
Creek
at
Alice
Arm
from
G.
r.
,
,
,
.
....
....
.
iseam.
From
1918
to
1922
another
:xauen
ana
associates
ana
proceed
with
operation
oi
tne
same
next
year.
The
Mohawk
lies
in
the
vicinity
of
th
Keystone
and
on
it
is
located
one
of
the
best
high
grade
silver
veins
in
Alice
Arm
camp.
This
hat
been
but
partially
developed.
In
the
fall
of
1011
work
was
started
on
the
property
Which
M,r.
Naden
acquired
from
Joe
Wells
and
F.
Juggins
and
a
shaft
was
sunk
on
the
ore
ledge.
A
drift
was
driven
on
the
ore
a
distance
of
l'.it
feet
and
the
ore
vein
was
proved
already
been
cut
and
indications
to
be
two
feet
wide
and
composed
are
that
the
cross-cut
tunnel
will
of
very
high
grade.
OwingHo
lack
'
be
In
valuable
ore
much
earlier
of
finances,
work
was
suspended
than
was
anticipated.
The
dip
of
in
April
1912
and
since
that
time
the
stringer
is
CO
degrees
as
no
work
of
importance
has
been
against
48
degrees
on
the
surface,
done.
The
new
company
will
pro-
Seven
men
are
at
present
employ-ceed
with
the
development
opera-jed
on
the
work
of
eross-cutting.
Hons..
The
property
is
situated'
about
four
miles
down
the
inlet
from
Alice
Am
and
it
within
easy''
u
Mr'
f
rancM
Maawrter
whe
distance
of
tidewater.
Mini.
1
"
f"
tn
dict
that
gold
J
says
and
traasporUUon
coats
would
h"Wn
fond
aI
!
thus
be
at
a
minimum.
whenever
sluice
boxes
have
been
put
in.
The
only
Work
done
on
Granby
Consolidated
Mining
the
creek
has
been
on
Discovery
Smelting
Power
Co.
will
die-
ana
No.
3
above
and
very
little
burse
a
quarterly
dividend
of
on
these
two
aKbesgh
gold
to
the
f
149.998
on
November
1
to
its
Vtlue
of
S.00f
was
taken
from
shareholders.
This
will
be
at
the
them.
Large
boeMers
in
the
rate
of
II
a
share
and
will
in-
creek
e
the
barriers.
No
blast-crease
the
grand
total
of
company
irr
jpowder
was
available
this
dividends
to
$11,672,916.
The
uMknn
tint
ixfttor
nrenkr.-kticmi
company
which
has
had
deficits
in
w
mnde
Mxx
year.
each
of
the
last
eight
years
is
now
banning
to
show
up
on
the
right
;oVEJ,
mjj0N
D0I.IJVKS
WILL
aide
of
the
ledger
again.
j
HAVE
TO
,g
gP8NT
jjeVEL-
I
OPING
COAL
MINE.
!
Close
prospecting
on
the
Home-
j
.
gnard
group
at
Alice
Ann
has
(Cotirued
from
Pare
One)
traced
the
silver-lead
ore
bory
for
a
distance
of
600
feet,
on
the
sur-
uft0Btm
The
corehs:on
from
face,
several
samples
broken
off
tni,
drilling
WM
that
the
two
along
it
shewing
good
mineraJiaa-j.,,
were
well
worth
holding,
tion.
A
new
ledge
on
the
upper,
The
Ini
ia
conBidered
claim
has
atao
been
discovered.
to
to
raost
imiH-Unt
th
The
width
has
not
yet
been
deter-
otbea-jwssibly
of
value
as
an
mined
but
nample
shew
goodi
Aiunet
xny
f,vorabie
report,
minrmiiinon.
w
ore
Derag
cop-;h4W1
at
various
time
per
gold.
The
new
discovery
is
of
U
4he
nropat.
The
coal
seams
seeae
importance
for
it
shews
'tMopened
p
in
'tftfttfiiU
are
clean,
the
whole
property
is
bright
and
WaKf
the
widths
,
erausea.
in
aemuon
wsswewisu
ajg
artaWHW
evidence
lead
ledge
and
the
newly
cov-
loui
disturUhras
o
faulting
v.;.
n.c,.u..u
of
any
grt
extent
have
been
j
considerable
bodies
of.
copper-gold
art
j
8pJt
fact
that
jore
which
are
but
awatttBg
de-
CM,
h
been
ex'
to
the
i
velopment.
;
weather
for
several
drears,
its
quality
resjaains
good
'and
can
The
Silver
Creat
Mining
Co.
has
.tut
t.
without
mrh
colliery
belonging
to
the
same
company
was
operated
at
Mud
Creek,
a
total
of
3.9G1
long
tons
being
shipped.
Last
year
the
output
of
the
Goat.
Creek
colliery
was
1,671
long
tons
as
compared
with
1,200
long
tons
in
1926.
FORMER
HUDSON'S'
BAY
COMMISSIONER
DIES
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
9.
Angus
Brabant,
68
years
of
age,
former
fur
trade
commissioner
for
the
Hudson's
Bay
Co.
died
suddenly
early
today
at
the
family
residence
Marine
Crescent.
Cotton
Crepe
HOUSE
DRESSSS
Regular
value
up
to
$1.60,
all
colors.
See
our
Windows.
Friday
and
Saturday
for
95c
Jabour
Bros.
4
BeJ'n
m-irattd
um,mlmlm
Inlaid
UnifoumN.
7017
I-
O
IV
-V
l
l
The
Currency
of
Friendship
"I
notice
that
Tuckctts
sometimes
refer
to
cigars
in
their
advertising
as
'The
Currency
of
Friendship.'
That's
a
fine
expression''
be
cause
there
are
dozens
of
favors
and
kindnesses
a
man
does
for
you
in
the
day's
work
that
can't
be
paid
for
in
money
but
for
which
you
can
repay
him
with
a
cigar
or
a
box
of
cigars.
Try
itf
Good
news
Marguerites
are
now
individually
foil-wrapped,
which
keeps
the
flavor
and
aroma
in
and
protects
them
against
breakage
in
the
pocket.
You
can
also
buy
Marguerites
in
handy
packs
of
5
and
remember
the
Wrappers
are
valuable
for
premiums.
TUCKETTS
MARGUERITE
Now
foil-wrapped
But
still
10
cents
A
BreakSast
You
Never
Tare
G5
Coohi
In
2z
to
5
minutes
J103
0
00
LO
LSNOLE0IVI
nvilh
the
New
Domoiac
Finish
THAT
rich,
mellow
tone
that
you
have
long
admired
In
floors
that
have
been
laid
for
years,
h
yours
now,
from
the
first
day
down,
with
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum.
The
lecret
is
in
the
new
toft-lutrc
keener
finish,
called
the
DOMOLAC
Pit.
All
Dominion
Inlaidi
have
it
.
.
.
adding
to
the
matchless
beauty
of
their
artistic
designs
and
radiant
colourings.
The
DOMOLAC
Finish
is
impervious
to
wear.
It
is
stainproof,
and
will
not
fsds.
Polishes
beautifully
with
very
little
effort
,
and
retains
its
pleasing
lustre.
U4t
to
Cmnmim
V
thl
maktrl
vj
rhtfimul
Dominion
Bttlhthlp
Linoleum
And
with
all
these
added
advantages,
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
is
as
moderately,
priced
as
ever.
.
The
Domuhtc
Finish
in
Tins
This
new
and
enduring
finish
is
also
available
in
convenient
tins
for
application
to
your
prtitnt
floors.
Other
Beautiful
Dominion
Floors
Wider
choke
than
ever
is
offered
in
Do
minion
UnoleuBi
Kugs
and
Dominion
f
Fruited
Linoleum
.
.
.
two
longtweaasg,
low-priced
favourites
for
every
toom.TM,Trl
do
not,
however,
have
the
DOMOLAC
Finish.
At
House
l'urnlfchinj:
and
Daptirtment
SteftM
in
Prince
P.upcit
and
district.
Hy
1
I-
O
O
fv
r
if
(