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News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRlfvCE
RUPERT
Diamond
Drilling
in
Full
Swing
at
Topley
Duthie
Mine
Main
tains
Standing
10-ton
Mill
for
Silver
Cup
at
New
Hazelton
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Bulkley
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of
men
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the
Nine
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.or
hecvy
traf-.Mry
before
the
d
in.
Shipment;
I
ang
continued
with-j
ore
being
mined
and
i
!
now
being
produced
at
the
Mohawk
pr-peny
reports
f
the
Omlneca
Herald,
o
New
Haelun.
the
ore
being
shipped
to
Trail
smelter
in
bulk
Samples
re.
the
cently
taken
gave
values
of
1U
per
ton
:
undci
assay
Besides
taking
out
ore.
the
Etrldgc
shaft
vein
is
also
being
developed
and
It
expected
to
take
a
lot
of
mineral
from
this
In
the
luture
W
R
Wilson,
wealthy
mining
man
of
CHILD
MASQUE
FINE
SUCCESS
two
iiim)k:i
.vn
,rif$,
With
some
250
children
and
about
SCO
adults
in
attendance,
the
children
s
mas
querade
held
last
night
In
Moce
Hall
by
the
Wcmsn
of
the
McoselKart
Legion
was
a
highly
successful
and
picturesque
affair
b
uie
160
children
In
coatume
a
well
a
those
who
were
not.
danoed
from
S
to
11
when
refreshmenta
were
crved
and
from
11
to
8
the
adults
en
joyed
tliemselves
to
the
full.
Splendid
music
was
furnished
by
Al
Small's
or
chestra.
Olllls
Royer
was
master
of
ceremonies.
March
by
Mrs.
D.
Lund
and
Mrs.
B.
fikattebol
and
the
Judges
were
Miss
8
A.
Mills.
Miss
E.
M.
Earle
and
Miss
Mvtavniv
CampLell
who.
on
account
of
selerUons
In
some
caw
The
pruse
winners
were
adjudged
as
follows:
Best
dressed'
as
girls
1.
Miss
Clara
Stegavlg;
2.
Miss
Kathleen
Busttn.
Best
dressed
as
boys
1.
.
.iss
Louise
Lindieth:
2.
Miss
Phyllis
Parry
Best
fraternal
costume
-
Miss
Dolly
Derry.
Best
original
costume
as
girl-
1.
Mlaz
Salbetg
Jeneen;
2,
Miss
Lea
Baaso-Bert.
Bett
original
costume
as
boy
1.
Paul
Stegavlg;
a.
atlas
Lillian
Johnson.
Ben
advertising
coatume
1,
Mies
3t:lna
Philllnaon;
2,
Mass
Xteanor
Bd-
v,
:
rfls.
Bert
girl
character
1,
Miss
Vara
Parry:
a.
Miss
Marie
afussallem.
Best
boy
character
1.
Bdward
Llnd-cth:
2.
Eric
Christiansen.
Bent
girls
comic
1.
Miss
Tbelma
.!ahnon:
2.
Eric
Barton.
Best
boy's
cam'.c
1,
John
Schubert:
2
Peter
Petersen.
Specials
1.
Miss
Jaquellne
Ireland:
S.
Mid
CT
r!a
Bturgecn:
3.
BUs
Myrua
ruller:
'.
Miss
Oeorglna
aMeenaan.
National
characters
Ireland,
Mia
Max
I
tie
He'lbroner:
gypsy.
Miss
Minnie
Pox;
Scotland.
Miss
Jeanette
Thompson;
paln
Miss
Phyllis
Bsale;
Norway.
Mlav
llan
Yt
re
berg
and
atlas
Tilly
Wlcka.
:
Ae
e:mm!te
responsible
for
the
atic-j1
arrangement
of
the
event
con-of
Mr-
Joseph
Blaggard.
con-Mr?
A.
C
.Bartlgtt.
Mrs.
Charier
Mrs
D
'ii'.uued
from
page
one)
"
i
i
summer
of
ISM
over
a
rout
'
Diana
Lake,
Rainbow
Lake.
...
Lake,
and
down
through
Tyee
'
.ia
ryee
Button
on
the
CJfJt.
ThL
as
cnrried
out
under
instrue-tih
the
department
of
public
ued
to
Major
Taylor,
resident
.t
engineer,
a
copy
of
which
report
ai
file
with
the
department.
I
voice
no
protest
lo
the
building
of
branch
road
1
1
Port
Bdward.
or
even
.j.
far
as
the
canneries,
but
I
register
an
emphatic
protest
against
the
other
route
being
abandoned
without
giving
It
the
fullest
consideration
as
I
believe
the
great
majority
of
the
cltlscns
of
Prince
i'.upt-rt
were
In
favor
of
It
going
that
way.
I
think
I
am
voicing
the
opinion
.it
the
majority
of
the
cltlaena
as
weh
a
my
own
opinion
when
I
say
tha'
:b:rr
arc
unanswerable
arguments
why
a
should
be
built
by
the
way
of
the
!
i
i
fast
rate
fr.:m
a
depth
of
j
interior.
The
distance
la
shorter,
the
.mn
p
i
ju
ieet
Arrangements
are
belnn
made
grades
are
light,
and
the
engineering
'-;-i-'y
of:f
.r
storage
tanka
for
fuul
oil
at
New
'
difficulties
no
greater
than
bv
the
way
a
the
ability
of
Haaelton
station.
j
:
th-
railroad.
But
these
are
minor
1
1
moderations,
there
are
other
reasons
Al
Harris
of
New
Haaelton
received
in-
which
appeal
to
me
as
being
of
far
structlonv
Ur.m
his
brother.
W
S
Har-
greater
Mmiifieajice.
ns.
this
week
to
start
operations
at
the
road
would
course
tbrauab
a
ww-
ing
n
he
Mans
group
of
clatma.
ten
mltca
j
onee
on,
the,
Aurlmwt
nraperty
car
itgble
Jawpsr
lwfk.
falfcm
kbi
.fjbotBV
i
south
of
Burns
urtte
Tne'
property
-wftr:
ftoelWH'
Btitrte'littnrHttfld
.
Thte
kf
tMsK-yeaV
beautiful
lakafi
wit
h
seftnery
as
staaea
in
mi
iohowiuk
the
durovery
old
Hanettor.
St
Oold
Cobalt
property
;
srand
and
magnificent
as
that
of
any
of
silver-lead
ore
seepage
and
has
been
which
lias
been
reorganleed
and
refl-
I
if
our
boasted
natural
parks
In
Brttlah
under
development
by
the
owner.
O.
;
nanced
Al
Hnrru
has
placed
Id
W
Owen,
for
the
past
six
yean
Pour
Lnren
In
clutrgt
of
operations
open
cuts
have
been
made
and
two
drift
tunnels
sunk
as
well
as
other
improvements
such
as
road
and
building
Twc.
assays
gave
grow
returns
of
t73
32
and
S79.70.
Mr
Owen,
the
owner,
who
h.-apeut
the
winter
in
Vancouver
l
expect
ed
to
return
north
shortly
to
ei
season's
work
started.
It
has
been
decided
by
W
B
Dorn-berg
to
put
s
compressor
on
the
Comet
property
on
Four
Mile
Mountain
near
New
Haaelton
and
this
equipment
him
already
been
ordered
from
the
srmth,
A
tine
showing
of
ore.
similar
to
the
htgh-
Mc-1
Columbia,
snow
capped
mountains
and
glaslers
visible
to
delight
toe
eye
of
I
the
tourist,
and
all
the
delights
of
a
Three
ton
of
high
grade
ore
per
day
great
summer
playground.
There
are
hundreds
of
acres
suitable
for
truest
gardening
It
would
with
the
growth
of
the
ri'y
become
a
great
suburban
adjunct
to
Prince
Rupert,
with
hundred
of
homes.
It
offers
the
only
possibility
it
a
golf
course
in
the
near
vicinity
if
Prince
Rupert.
There
would
be
permanent
settlements
spring
up
along
this
route
There
would
be
numerous
playgrounds
and
other
pleasure
resorts,
fresh
water
bathing
beaches
where
a
thousand
children
could
disport
them-
vincrta,
pians
to
maae
a
well
organised
,
eiv,
Two
of
these
Inland
lakes
are
-
Isrge
bodies
of
water
being
several
miles
jfh
Jlnglkan,
Tfa&ntlal
and
Day
School
for
QiU
Fully
graded
up
to
Senior
Matriculation.
All
studies
under
the
direction
of
a
fully
qualified
stntT.
Pupils
prepared
lor
departmental
examinations.
Mmic,
Art,
Gymnasium,
Swimming,
Games.
Healthv
situation,
New
up-to-date
building.
For
Prospectus
and
Scptcnl1er
enrollment,
apply
to
WtitT4fm
TIIE
NOTMI-R
Sl'Pl'RlOR.
MMWWSL
-
94927th
Avenue
West.
SHAUCllXI'SSV
HFIGTITS,
fO'
;'
c.
1
1'
length
where
the
pleasured
of
Inn
nuld
be
enjoyed
in
calm
inland
waters
There
would
in
a
few
years,
be
,
;
a
traffic
of
hundreds
of
cars
coming
and
!
goisg
sySHt
LSllBj
guaj
nat
I
liSl
1
Til
III
PrlAna
RiiiSSrt
1
"V
J
T
T
'
tninit
BMiiiSOati
Mfldjn
fwptfd
mere
'.Rmu
lut
djgllMIaU
vaiue-nfrdhi
al
the
cauiierlea
on
the
Bkeena
combined
ihe
canneriea
are
with
us
today
and
effort
to
establish
agricultural
iKauibiil
ties
and
settle
the
Plulny
Pork
district,
north
of
Prince
Oennie,
where
hr
I
li
now
extensively
Interested
In
lode
J
mining,
rinley
Porks
at
the
confluent-I
of
the
Peace,
the
Parsnip
mid
tlH-
Kin-
lay
Rivers.
It
!x
exiiected.
will
stuKe
n
.comeback
as
a
result
uf
the
rnlnlnj:
de
j
velopment
at
the
Perguson
siui
P.Tiinin
'
hur
group
of
clslms
The
.-.nintrv
In
llii'
pnt
hi'f
Mn
untie
cli've..inn'ir
Im
n"'
hi
ii.
Mi'ii.tmih
:mil
I'Xt.-ii.'-'Y.
it
...
ni.
i-
u
n.
,w
pi'npiifw'd
..urOy
awl'
Iji.ild'ln
the
road
at
a
coraerfal
wide:
Hiking
lo
get
a
dcubtfui
cannery
bUMiieas.
The
suburban
papulation
would
be
with
us
always
sud
in
t&crcatlffy
number.
By
building
the
r..uci
over
this
route
"""
-"-
-
'
wonderful
s-
ie
aip
a
A
aainiMtMU
UUHlfl
TisfJ,
park
of
our
own
;vaars
lililma
II
ii
Hi
is
satecned.
it
will
toura
and,
paamti
walks,
its
mountain
trails
and
by-path,
it
creeks
and
water
tall)-
pUces
an
attyar
uve
that
the
tour-
U.
lnr.tead
of.
passing
right
through
Will
linger
with
US
far
weeks
and
then
be
loth
ta
leave,
It
will
be
jnet
a
pleasant
ten.
fifteen
oi
twenty
mile
drive,
as
you
like,
with
..cm-swhete
to
go.
and
something
"ao
entirely
different
from
the
waterfront
that
1:
win
'eel
like
being
transported
tt
another
country.
The
Sutler
towBiitc,
owned
by
atlnoe-apol'a
people
to
erithir.
the
oonflnee
of
The
ohildren
were
led
In
the
Grand
tills
park
and
the
a
A
young
::B.'.h:rg
like
a
ihrt',i
.'omethlng
road
would
through
it.
The
people
who
own
it,
aad
have
visited
It.
consider
It
one
of
the
moat
beautiful
spots
they
have
seen
In
their
visits
to
Canada,
observed
from
mm-
larue
number
and
variety
ol
cos-
the
viewpoint
of
.natural
scenery,
The
man
must
face
the
music
No
matter
what
the
tune
He
can't
escape
once
be
Is
wed
The
pjoi
benighted
prune.
But
a
candidate
in
politics
Can
shift
and
twist
and
turn.
To
boldly
meet
the
issues
all
He
never
seems
to
learn.
SKIDEGATE
and
.
h.rri
mit.
m
it
to
make
their,
with
the
completion
of
the
road
through
their
property
I
am
satisfied
that
they
would
immediately
proceed
with
the(
development
of
their
holding.
I
learn
that
some
members
of
the
ufvrnment
anticipated
the
road
being
built
along
this
route,
-as
applications
for
the
purchaa
'of
land
on
the
fore-
shore
of
Diana
Lake
were
turned
down,
i
ana
the
reason
advanced
was
that
the
land
was
reaemd,
and
might
be
sub
divided
by
the
government
for
townaite
purposes.
Man
in
the
Moon
Qlrls
who
wUb
to
look
graceful
should
not
talk
and
chew
gum
at
the
same
time.
Jake
saya
he
bears
there
is
an
elec-eJcction
campaign
going
on
in
the
3
tales
and
be
wendera
whta
It
is
all
iiatca
and
be
wonders
what
it
it.
all
Is
a
man
named
Bmtth
mixed
up
in
it
and
wants
to
know
If
It
la
one
o:
the
!:ral
Smlthls.
without
monoy
car
without
l
lacking.
Lurid
aad
Mrs.
A
I
The
chief
difference
b-tween
ettfd
bv
M.
H
Bkattebol.
and
arccerles
la
that
wli:cb
ngham.
Mn
O.
Stegavlg
audi
be
paid
ofr
the
former,
.bt
ttfkttsr
ma
Prr-ce.
Presiding
at
the
it.
R
B.
Skinner
and
Mm
"
lctenov
awtsred
by
Mrs.
Mrs.
P
Jotmson
YEKITAKIJS
rAlltVINI)
OF
LAKES.
BATHING
HtACHESl
AND
V
ATEHFALIS
be
charged.
Il
you
can't
get
what
Ja
tthe
ncpariaaenib
Stora.
try
nore.
H.
C.
Praasr,
school
Inspector,
who
bat
been
visiting
all
the
schools
of
the
neighborhood
walked
over
tha
trail
to
Port
Clements
alter
he
aad
completed
his
Work
hare.
Rev
J.
oillett.
Indian
agent
panted
by
Mrs
Oillett
who
have
bean
cn
a
visit
here,
returned
recently
to
Port
Clements.
Mrs
I
Martin
and
Ml.
R
Scott
were
recent
visitors
here
from
Queen
Charlotte
City.
W.
at
res
man
has
rbalgnsd
hit
poalttod
with
the
Oillespi.
aad
Pahul
Logging
Co.
here.
Mrs.
R
Pahul
gave
party
at
the
"Igloo,"
City
last
week.
a
very
enjoyable
Quean
Charlotte
Supporters
of
S
M
Newtoa
hare
u4
glad
tb
know
be
Is
in
the
field
as
independent
Cansenratiwe
and
he
get
considerable
backing
here.
Suhrrlhe
fc
the
Tlsllv
lew
wnl"
I
Martin,
forest
ranger,
gave
a
lecture
last
week
at
the
Skldegate
school
on
fine
fighting
which
proved
very
instructive.
O
D.
Brattle
ui
Queen
Charlotte
City
has
gone
to
Vanrouver
for
a
holiday
and
A
J
O
rrton
la
looking
after
the
business
duritiK
his
absence.
For
Six
Years
PIMPLES
Covered
Her
Face
Mrs.
Albert
Btubba,
Newbnrr.
Oat
writes!
"My
faee
wa
eovereo
With
pimple
and
was
so
bad
1
was
ashamed
o
be
teen.
I
suffered
in
this
way
ror
ix
years,
until
cue
day
a
friend
told
is
to
use
ami
ttier
I
hail
used
tw
bottles
the
pimples
were
sJ
g
ne
anrl
toy
tkin
was
as
clean
aM
tuv
-.
ti
as
ever."
Put
op
suly
by
Tha
T.
Ullburn
Oo
Limited,
Toronto,
Qai.
COUUrXR'S
SHRONK
VC
s4a-.
A
;1W
IF
YOU'D
KEPT
THAT
COLLAR
Or4
A
MINUTE
LONGER
YOU'D
HAVE
WORN
A
HOLE
IN
YOUR
MIND
-AND
OETTINO
2ESeP
UP
Sjgfry,
May
ia,
m
The
Time,
the
Place,
and
.
.
.
.
.a
1
i
the
namfe's
Sister
and
her
high
JtH-VTr.MUSftANIi
ARE
COMING
FOR
DINNER
ND;iVOUR
NBCHO
OUT
BIG
LATELY
OR
VOOR
CHOKER.
THIS
WAY
rXEMINOa
YOU
OP
YOUR
KID
DffVJ
HMIWWWRrVWAOt
YOU
WEAR
AtAjCTON
COLLAR
AT
PARTIES
7a
r
Ja&fr
2yw
'.
Hi
tilt
VJUA
I
J
I
S
'V
1111
AMD
THEN
YOU
TON
THE
OLD
3MOKING
JACKET
AMD
SLIPPERS
-IT'S
THBTtrAE,
THE
PLACE,
AMD
JBsar"
av
I
f
J.
J
"V
CUT
PLUG
Soothing
yet
a
man's
smoke
COOL
AND
FRAGRANT
Church
Notices
VXIHtKirf
CM1lii:iiH.tL
(Church
of
Bngland)
llaator
Archdaacon
O.
A.
Rut.
Serivee
at
am.
Sacrament
of
tha
-ord's
Bupper.
10
ajn.
Sunday
school.
11
am.
morning
prayer
and
sermon.
TJ0
pjn.
Evening
praywr
and
address
The
addraas
at
the
evening
service
will
be
given
by
Miss
Bva
Haasell.
v.'hoae
name
Is
wall
known
throughout
Canada
and
Bngland
as
the
one
who
Jtabliahad
the
Church
Vsn
work
in
wvatern
Canada.
None
ahould
miss
the
opportunity
of
hearing
this
distinguish
ed
woman.
Mlaa
Hsssell
will
also
ad
draas
the
W.A
at
ISO
pjn.
on
Monday.
IIMTIItT
GIII'KCII
Minuter.
Bav.
W.
P.
Price
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Sub
ject:
"oaAOC
AMD
PBACB
"
Sunday
School
at
940.
Rvenlng
service
at
730.
Subject:
"fm
SBCOMD
CCJaTNO
OP
cMsST--vnaT
vnu.
it
as?
wmm
!
WX
Tt.STt
Bright
ataglug
organ
IIHST
UMIWI
flliltCII.
Rwv.
A.
Wilson,
B.A..
pastor
Mlaa
I.
HasMook.
.deaconess
Morning
worship
,
at
li
o'clock
1
Praachsr.
O
Boothroyd.
Sunday
school
at
18.
IS.
Bvenlng
worship
at
7J0
Preacher,
T
J.
Shettton.
Subject:
"THB
ABLATION
OP
TftB
SPIRITUAL
TO
irlC
PHTBTOAL
"
Devotions
1
service
at
pM.
dn
WeanaawSy.
C'llllHTIAN
SCISNCH
KOCIkTV.
ervte
Avery
emtiay
moming
in
the
I
Mays'
Bkxfk,
M
lco.;i
Avenue.
Bub-1
ject
on
Sunday
SOUL
AND
BODY
"
j
Testimony
meeting
on
Wednesday
eevn
Ihg
at
8
o'clock.
riiKHiiVTi.iUAN
riu
urn.
Minister.
Rev.
J.
R.
Frlrll.
B
A
.
LL
B
Realdanee.
The
Mam-
Telephone
4S9.
Manning
worship
at
11
oviock
sermon
to
Hoy
Scouts
and
Cuba
Troops
will
be
present
In
a
body.
Subject:
"The
AIMS
AND
OBJECTS
OP
THB
aloVBMBW'
"VTHlAT
CAN
A
I.tTTLB
(
MAP
DOT"
Will
ttm.f
.-...jtc,.
heir
boys
by
being
presanW
wjbelat
niinir
Sunday
School
nt
13:13.
Rven-iiih
service
at
7:30.
Subject;
'"PAOS-
wonne
to
thb
innbh
circle
Mud'
voice
quartette.
l.l
Tlli:IM
(
III
ttl
ll
Rev
John
H.
Hanmn
x.,t
r
.
ilcnce,
438
tlghth
Avenue
Wet
phone
Dlsck
I7n
Sunday
soliool
.mil
r.mfirnritim
clavix
r
13
neon
Bun
win
u
-t
Sixth
and
1111111111111.'
nt
11:10
and
at
Ridley
Home
.i'
II
P.irenl
will
please
Imve
tlielr
.KlilH-ii
"ii
time
Kvenlii).
wur,!,!,,
nt
'
't
f
i
H
lllllnilVlllli
1
A
nilili.,1
Ul.
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"
nil
Hhm'1ii
In,
N
nil
llii-
cougr
ic
ii
t
mn
im
M.iy
..j
SAVE
THE
'POKER
HANDS"
"CATERPILLAR"
Tractors
for
the
FARM
BR,
LOGGER,
ROAD
lltJILDER,
MINER
FREIGHTER,
AND
MUNICIPALITY
Wh.rrver
rugged
power
and
performance
arc
tlemandid.
Literature
und
Prices
on
Request
SOI.B
IHrrrillHtJTOHS
FOR
H.C.:
MORitlSON
TRACTOR
&
EQUIPMENT
CO,
Limited
1325
HTANDAHI)
HANK
11U!!-I)IN(;
VANCOUVKR.
H.V.
holt
&$m&c$mwmm
best
What
Has
Happened
WILL
HAPPEN
AtiAIN
Vte
recommended
Porter
Idaho
lit
fi
1'i'fitn
a
nbnri
il'.i'ra
at
115
centH.
What
are
tln-y
worth
now'.'
NOW
WE
ItKCOSIMEM)
Silverbell
Mining
Co.,
Ltd.
AT
MAKKET!
Lnlest
Vnncmiver
(luotntlotiN,
15c
bid,
2
aked.
Situated
on
the
New
Promier
Hill
und
bound"'
'
tw"
sides
by
Premier
holding.
H.
W
M
R0LST0N
&
CO.
Lli
Slews
rt.
ll.C.
Jllrect
fcfrBs
Vjihcouvw-
Slock
iKachanjre
S'l'OCKSllONnR-'HYjAi,
titfTATE
LOOK
at
YOUR
CLOTHES
RVEHYONE
ElilE
DOES
Our
sprint
stock
of
High
Grade
Men's
Wear
in
n
Hundrwtla
dl
IlHton's
finest
woollens
from
which
tu
"that
spring
suit"
tailored
to
your
moustu'e
by
Caiiudu'
f,r"
most
Clothes
builders
"Society
llrand."
Obey
That
ImpulHe
Do
it
Today
THOR
JOHNSON