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stood,
plan
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of
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me
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Wednesday,
August
15,
1928
fall
lair
and
make
it
a
success.
We
suggest
only
that
this
year
a
little
more
ginger
be
put
into
the
fair
support
and
that
an
effort
be
made
to
stage
an
event
that
will
be
a
credit
to
the
city.
Civic
pride
is
something
that
every
good
citizen
has
and
it
is
a
compelling
force.
A
CANADIAN
FLAG
(Victoria
Times)
If
the
proposal
of
a
distinctive
Canadian
flag
were
to
be
submitted
sldrrsblr
drvelopment
work
In
tbr
way
returns
A
number
of
large
mlncrallred
of
'.hattii
and
tunnel,
highly
eucour-
ones
hvc
been
opened
up
and
rich
aglr.g
rrsult
having
been
Tielded
Iu
silver
values
hsve
been
disclosed
In
all
the
course
of
erttlopnient,
over
sixty
the
woTklngn.
thf
property
gradually
tons
of
high
grade
copper
-il
ver
ore
has
Knowing
promise
of
developing
large
Important-these
hot
days
!
S
HRED
SAT
Playing
children
and
working
grown-ups
require
this
light
but
nourishing
food
!
Delicious
with
fruit
-
Easy
to
digest
TRISCUIT
AWafer
that's
good
for
everybody
VISITORS
WELCOME
TO
ALL
FACTORIES
Great
success
Is
reported
tu:
iaT
t-
tended
the
opening
up
of
the
iti0vics.:i
or
the
Jessie
group,
uer
Sail
hem,
vhlch
he
been
proce
ding
all
sumaies.
A
reoriit
discovery
of
ore
in
No.
4
vela
hows
nearly
thrse
feet
wide
with
a
length
of
over
fifty
feet.
The
ore
la
arsenical
iron-
with,
high
grides
m
goW
.is
well
as
zinc
and
ilver-lc;td
The
ore
runs
from
S
to
150
acr-.-s
:..
.i-v.tdth
Jf
the
vein
DcvetGl)u.n:
Proceeding
on
this
showing
in
!
-"'
several
-Jther
vein
and
th:re
is
uncovered
a
length
cn
the
surlace
Jl
s.r.ie
I.eOO
feet
wlta
goo
ore
thrjug.'.ut
this
ent.re
length.
Tho
Mo
2
vein
oa
four
hundred
feet
In
length
with
value
up
'o
S165
per
ton.
Wo.
S
U
shown
for
2S0
leet
with
value
up
to
jo
i"
ton.
No.
5
vein
Is
640
feet
locp
and
No.
1,
three
hundred
feet.
The
property
Is
to
be
surveyed
thia
month
by
Allan
Rutherford.
J.
R
Turner,
superintendent
of
the
Duthle
mice,
confirm
report
thst
new
ore
body
has
been
discovered
as
UNITED
TO
HELP
FAIR
a
resuIt
,o1
"mona
arming
'
tlon
oi
toe
striae
snows
inc
uir
Priace
Rupert
people
will
undoubtedly
do
this
year
as
they
have
j
xten(J
muciJ
towCT
thBD
thf
700-ioot
done
in
the
nast.
They
will
enthusiastically
ifet
behind
the
annual
i.Vei
at
the
niu
site,
the
istm
r:ce
ming
at
a
point
in
leet
irom
me
mill
tiMUket
In
which
drill
are
opening.
The
eslstenre
of
Vhi
high
grade
ore
in
un
worked
sections
of
t
ie
pr-;crty
aatt
at
much
greater
depth
assure
continued
profitable
operation
of
the
Dvtfcte
and
establishes
the
future
of
the
property
vary
satisfactorily.
Capt.
J.
J.
OTJrten
of
Philadelphia
to
now
la
Smlthers
to
check
up
cn
extsn-
to
the
Canadian
people,
at
least
four-fifths
of
them
would
vote
in
,iTr
tiiahiimum
operations
which
are
favor
of
it
There
are
not
many
crown
colonists
left
in
Canada.
Nor
bemg
earried
on
on
the
victory
andl
should
there
be
apy
delay
in
putting
this
country
on
a
level
with(K1
T
pwpsrtis.
Australia,
New
Zealand,
the
Irish
Free
State,
and
South
Africa,
all
,ITL
,
.
.
,
,
...
'
,
.
.
,
...
1
r.
&
Woivrton,x
M...
ha
arrived
of
which
have
their
own
flags.
Other
countries
are
surprised
that
Vmm
-
-
entree
of
oo-
Canada,
the
oldest
and
most
prosperous
of
the
younger
Dominions
of
eratione
on
tne
Stiver
cup
mine
for
the
the
Britannic
Commonwealth,
remains
without
its
own
national
em'
blem.
Canada
inevitably
will
have
her
own
flag
and
in
this
there
should
be
both
the
Union
Jack
and
some
Canadian
emblem.
This
would
typify
the
union
between
Canada
and
the
United
Kingdom.
The
Union
Jack,
of
course,
is
emblematic
of
only
the
union
of
England,
also
under
construction,
it
u
hoped
Scotland
and
Ireland.
What
the
mill
wUl
be
in
o;crjtton
by
'
I
October
1.
Xt
1
located
about
4.500
feet
WOMEN
AND
THE
OLYMPIC
GAMES
(Vancouver
Sun)
The
International
Amateur
Athletic
Federation
has
voted
wisely
Duke
Mining
Oo.
Work
1
now
proceed
lng
preparatory
to
the
Installation
of
a
fifty-ton
oil
flotation
mill
The
company
is
building
a
substantial
and
well-appointed
bunkhouse
for
a
large
crew
of
men,
and
the
mil!
bunding
1
below
No.
4
tunnel
on
a
creek
which
drains
the
basin
In
which
the
property
1
Is
located.
The
present
tram
will
be
re-
.
bufrt
and
an
extension
made
to
coin-
to
retain
the
women's
track
and
field
events
in
the
programs
of
the'pieu
the
distance.
As
soon
s
the
mi.;
Olympic
Games-It
is
true
that
women,
by
indulging
too
strenuously
in
sports,
may
unfit
themselves
for
the
duties
of
motherhood.
But
for
every
girl
ready,
mining
will
be
resumed
and
shipment
of
concentrates
will
commence.
Knough
ore
it
already
devi-lo;-'
:
...
-
ia,lt
mtltllBD
fn
A
WW
who
injures
herself,
through
this
opening
of
athletics
to
women,
ip,,,,,
of
time
out
deve:opmei.t
win
be
there
are
a
thousand
girls
who
will
be
inspired
to
take
just
the
right
Iretumed
u
order
to
assure
a
large
body
amount
of
exercise
to
save
themselves
from
an
unhealthy
life
and
an
early
grave.
The
Vietorian
type
of
girl,
languid
and
helpless,
may
have
been
an
adorable
person
in
her
early
years.
At
least
the
novelists
say
she
was.
But
she
must
have
made
life
a
merry
hell
for
herself
and
her
family
when
her
later
years
turned
her
langour
into
indigestion
and
her
demureness
into
bad
temper.
The
novelists
have
neglected
to
tell
us
about
that.
No
person,
male
or
female,
can
live
a
normal,
kindly
and
useful
life
without
adequate
open
air
exercise.
The
old
Greeks
knew
that.
And
women
played
a
big
part
in
their
original
Olympic
Games.
If
the
performance
of
women
in
these
modern
Olympic
Games
can
encourage
girls
all
over
the
world
to
get
out
and
indulge
in
vigorous
open
air
exercise,
even
the
ruination
of
a
few
Olympic
contestant
will
not
be
too
high
a
price
to
pay
for
such
a
hygienic
and
eugenic
benefit.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Consolidated
I
Very
Active
Around
Smithers
Success
Iking
Met
or
Jes.ie
group
Much
Activity
in
New
Hazel
ton
Area.
With
the
acquisition
of
several
properties
recently,
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
is
becoming
wry
active
in
the
area
around
Smithers.
Properties
this
important
company
have
taken
include
Harvey
group,
Driftwood
Creek
group.
Judges
group,
Silrer
Star
group
and
claims
owned
by
J
amen
Wright
and
Frank
II.
Johnson
of
of
ore.
The
empsny
will
aire
bill:.'
office
and
warehouse
af"
Haaelton
as.
weU
as
an
ore
storage
tank.
Mining
development
continues
unabated
In
the
New
Haaelton
section.
Messrs.
Fletcher
and
Laddlngham.
director
of
the
Atuimbnt
Mlnir.g
Co
.
whose
property
1
located
on
Hoc
her
de
Boole
nsoantaen.
and
Mr.
Oliver,
son
of
the
late
Premier
Oliver,
made
an
Inspection
of
the
mine
recently
and
eapreased
aatteftcttoo
with
their
investment.
Grant
Mahood
est
the
Alexandria
Odd
Utees
IM.
of
Toronto,
examined
the
iBntrtsa,
Vetfc.
-liyiand
Basm
and
Oro-
nm
properUfs.
Angus
Dn.
awneral
field
manager
of
the
Payne-Whitney
Interests,
inspected
the
Mohawk
property
while
on
his
way
to
the
Great
Slave
lake
district.
Mel
vis
OVrten.
general
field
engineer
for
the
Consolidated
Mining
dt
Smelting
Co..
Is
now
in
the
district
looking
over
various
properties.
Charles
Kk
la
running
crosscut
on
a
prospect
just
half
a
mile
trsm
Beaatent
aiding
and
hopes
to
soon
break
Into
a
sstvaa
showing
with
copper
and
rtac
Tauill.niH
has
srrlved
from
Van-eoufcer
'.
tor
aeotinu
dereMpment
or.
tW
Oomet
npoprrtT
on
Pour
Mile
Mountain
and
1
expecting
rep-rn-Utive
of
a
did
country
mining
concern
to
examine
the
property
sror..
At
the
Mohawk
mine
on
Pour
MUf
Mountain
the
tunnel
on
the
lower
'.eve!
now
In
a
distance
of
three
hurfirec'
feet
and
It
Is
expected
to
so-.n
pick
r
parallel
lead
which
la
kr.-f
Smithers,
making
a
total
of
thirty
claims
taken
by
the
Consolidated
jn
the
surface.
Tonnage
i
being
stead
-
for
immediate
development.
The
Harvey
group,
located
about
twelve
developing
on
the
property.
mites
from
Saitbero.
has
long
been
recognised
as
one
of
the
out-!
J580
"V!?UJJC
.
..
,.
.
,
,
.
.
,
.
out
extensive
developments,
the
Mona
staHding
properties
in
the
Motion.
It
was
located
a
number
of
years
Ltd
on
rcrr-
near
Tcb-
ago
by
C.
Q
Harvey
who
has
done
con-
been
shipped
with
prod
table
smelter
j
r-nlkut
Lake,
s
few
miles
south
of
Bum
Lake
I
eipsctsd.
to
soon
become
a
proved
mining
venture.
Mr.
Owen,
a
former
resident
of
Burn
Lake,
who
is
largely
interested
in
the
mine,
has
arrived
on
the
ground
and
state
that
heavy
mining
machinery,
including
oomprtssor.
1
now
on
the
way
and
an
unsMdiate
start
will
be
made
on
the
work
by
a
crew
of
man.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
The
pente
risurtsnee
to
the
Allied
advance
German
smnsnarinss
ar
active
off
Nev.
York
barter
Canadian
airmen
i
re
doing
very
exTectfve
bombing
of
enemy
centres
of
assembly.
XI
1st
A.
L.
Tlngley.
assistant
principal
of
Borden
Street
School,
sailed
for
her
home
at
Port
Clement
Uim
Captain
Alan
Morton
Davie
has
bern
appointed
to
the
wswnand
of
the
War
Caribou
the
fifth
of
the
wooden
steamship
to
be
penal
Munitions
i
V.ju.ouver
yard
of
building
Company.
Alas
Munro.
chief
Prince
Rupert,
was
.'.st
pveulng
and
rlnce
Eupert
Or
he
will
br
optrat';!
A
prince
should
be
our
tin
To-
6
r
1
kome
is
iia
New
Library
Model
No.
8-36
with
albums
of
real
leather
in
brilliant
colors
$385
or
with
Eloctrib
Motor
$425.
lace
to
hear
-night,
or
any
night,
ask
your
dealer
"
to
let
you
have
a
new
Orthgionie
Victrola
at
home
Then
listen,
and
enjoy
at
your
leisure;
Music
is
essentially
oi
the
Imubc.
ami
home
is
where
one
may
best
enjoy
tl.
Knowing
this.
His
Master's
Vce
dealers
arc
arrarnjiOR
to
allow
r-
'
rwHwnsiWe
i.rson
to
"test
out"
the
wonderful
new
Orthophonic
Vrctrola
at
how.
Why
not
you?
This
means
that
you
nerd
merely
say
to
your
nearest
His
Master's
Voice
dealer:
"I
should
IMp
a
home
demonstration
of
the
new
Orthophonic
Vietpala.
I
want
to
fiad
out
for
myself,
right
in
my
own
living
room,
just
how
rrtuch
comfort
and
pleasure
and
ay
tfce
la
st
the
Nertfc
the
LvmU
StUB-
ca
If
if
only
wearing
cloth.
t
But
Wales
is
sDrnettrtng
more
that
As
everybody
knows.
Orthoph
l
"'True
in
Sound
Ml
HoaplUi
where
tot
aspsndioMes.
The
bortsge
of
to
wtatob
ha
up
many
fishing
vsassla
has
been
re
lieved
and
all
vessels
wsw
supplied
this
morning,
firtyttsSM
tons
of
tee
'.e!ng
required.
a
r.'
i
nir
-
-
i
Man
in
the
Moon
j
it
,
n
fTha
Bklpce
oi
Wais
rather
startled
he.pspsle
of.
lndoav
hy
insstHng
on
AujH-t
l,
ISIS
..
wXVue
sUeet
.wiUK-ut
.
rask
-U
IMefcsns
German
army
I
tftsriwr'
-derwsd
beca
srcui.ti
he
would
nave
char-
artmzed
the
P::n
.
as
s
damned
radical
don't
you
know.
than
A
contemporary
suggvat
that
Vesuvius
Is
spMitin
lavs
and
the
two
Mg
political
hkri
are
nwking
apeeshe.
No
sooner
do
we
get
aid
of
the
Oly-
mpic
ssroes
than
the
ScaMtsb
fcntteOl
season
starts.
Oh
well,
there's
got
to
be
some
kind
of
a
damper
oa
ear
enMra-
Dp
the
Bkeeo
Blver
they
say
the
ansnltoes
are
tired
end
have
quit
Mttac.
If
there
had
been
no
sutos
that
road
cross
the
Island
would
hsve
been
rienty
long
enough.
There
are
some
b)ectlons
to
progrms
WENT
TO
SHAWATLANS
FOR
TROUT
BUT
BROKEN
ARM
WAS
ALL
SHE
GOT
Mm.
Frank
Scadden
u
going
around
with
her
arm
in
a
sling
sad
people
ar
wondering
why.
Her
l
the
story
She
was
ost'wiu
her
husbsad
at
BhawaUans
last
Sunday
having,
gone
acrom
in
their
fine
little
yacht
Morning
Star
The
weather
had
cleared
and
they
derided
that
trswt
wouM
nuke
a
good
dish
for
supper.
Taking
along
their
tackle
they
tried
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