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of
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BrMwJi
FREE
Thlt
Handsome
8-Cup
Size.
TEA
FOT
Will
bt
tivcn
away
absolutely
free
to
each
purchaser
of
1
If).
BRAID'S
BEST
TEA
AND
1
lb.
BRAID'S
BEST
COFFEE
Braid's
Best
Tea
Is
packed
In
two
grades!
Red
Label
Orange
Pekoe
and
Blue
Label.
The
most
popular
tea
on
the
market
This
offer
obtainable
at
the
following
Grocers:
3IUSSALLEM
GKOCEKY
munro
nnos.
BUSn'S
GROCETERIA
SEAL
COVE
GROCERY
BRAID,
TUCK
&
CO.,
LTD.
VANCOUVER
Peacetime
Patriotism
A
Fable
for
Mcrcfwnu
and
Salesmen
was
an
insistent
purchaser
of
SHE
icca
products.
She
knew
the
security
cf
her
home
depended
largeiy
on
hertetf,
and
all
mothers
kte
her
depended
on
their
insistence
of
securing
Icca!
products.
Fcr
it
was
directly
through
the
prosperity
and
increasing
activity
of
local
industry
that
the
men
folk
of
her
country
enjoye3
secure
positions
and
steady
employment.
That
is
why,
when
shopping
for
an
outer
garment
for
her
son,
she
demanded
a
Ijpl
product.
The
store
'.derk
hesitated
and
told
her
the
article
she
required
was
out
of
stock
at
present,
but
that
a
certain
foreign-made
article
was
"just
as
good."
She
refused
the
foreign
garment
and
left
the
store.
Back
of
this
mother's
insistence
was
a
pride
in
the
products
of
her
homeland
the
true
peacetime
patriotism.
This
story
has
a
moral
'
for
Mercliants
The
progress
of
British
Columbia
depends
on
increased
production
and
increased
purchasing
of
British
Col
umbia
products
by
the
public.
Be
fair
to
yourself!
Be
loyal
to
British
Columbia!
Sell
more
British
Columbia
products.
BE
PROUD
TO
BUyISI
PRODUCTS
KAYSER
GLOVES
NEW
KIP-TONE
Buttoned
and
pullover
style.
Paip""
1.50
NEW
LEATHERETTE
FABRIC
Novelty
cuff
styles;
assorted
shades.
Pair
$1.00
AND
$1.50
FOWNES
CAPE
GLOVES
Wool
lined,
fur
top.
ir
2.95
FRENCH
KID
GLOVES
Novelty
cuffs
styles;
assorted
shades.
Pair
-2.95
FRASER
&
PAYNE
SIMONDS
SAWS
Cross-cut,
Crescent
Ground,
will
saw
10
more
g:j
rnade.This
guarantee
has
never
been
challenged.
SIMONDS
CANADA
SAW
CO.,
LIMITED,
T.
.(Ml
.TKtlT
NO
ACORN
AVINWf
.
MONTREAL,
Out.
VANCOUVER.
D.C
TORONTO,
ONT.
ST
JOHN,
N.B.
8J-
,
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Another
Property
at
Topley
Claims
Attention;
Van-
GlacierulclvShowinK
Up-Well
.
Glacier
Showing
Up
Well
.
A
new
and
what
is
said
to
be
an
extremely
rich
strike
I
of
ore
has
been
made
on
the
Topley
group
of
claims,
lo-i
cated
a
mile
south
of
the
Topley
Richfield
and
owned
by
j
Matthew
Sam,
an
Indian
prospector.
This
ore
shows
in
a
I
distinct
vein
running
at
right
angles
to
previous
dis
coveries
on
the
property
and
on
the
surface
there
is
six
;
inches
of
clean
ore.
Recently
some
work
has
been
done
by
way
of
open
cuts
and
these
have
yielded
such
promising
results
that
it
is
now
the
intention
I
!to
drop
down
into
a
ravine
and
run
the
Dig
Hidden
Creek
mine
and
ja
drift
tunnel.
The
group
has
s
reopening
the
Granby
Point
been
owned
by
Matthew
Sam
for
pro,K;rty.
On
Hastings
Arm,
the
!
several
year's
and
i
now
ready
for
yer
Crest
have
won
the
crown
granting.
The
ore
is
said
lien
ot
aU.
At
Aiice
Arm
8everai
to
resemble
that
now
being
taken
empunieg
have
been
uperuting;
from
the
shaft
on
the
Topley
Si!-l,f0U1.h0Ut
tne
ver
property,
sliver
being
the
main
value.
A
vein
18
inches
wide
has
'given
values
of
040
ounces
silver,
i
$1.20
in
gold
and
4.2
per
cent
eop:
I
iwr.
camps
may
be
erected
and
,
opment
undertaken
on
an
in-
creased
scale.
J
With
several
samples
assaying
i
an
average
of
over
$20
to
the
ton.
I
Frank
H.
Taylor,
who
recently
l
took
an
option
on
the
Clacfer
I
Gulch
mining
property,
near
iSmithers,
is
preparing
plans
for
(the
installation
of
machinery
which
will
allow
o.f
more
speedy
I
development.
Operations
on
the
j
Glacier
Gulch
at
present
consist
of
a
shnft
sunk
on
a
lead
which
penetrated
some
excellent
ore
;Thi
is
now
down
approximately.
16
feet
and
there
is
10
inches
ji'
j
solid
mineral
composed
of
leau
izinc
and
arsenophyri.e
carryin;
j
strong
values
in
gold
and
silver
j
At
present
there
is
only
a
smul
crew
employed
on
the
work,
but
Ml.
Taylor
state,
that
he
has
lw
complete
compressor
plants
available
and
one
of
these
may
sooi
be
u
til
lied
in
hurrying
along
thi
developnient
in
the
shaft,
whit)
will
be
followed
later
by
a
tun
nel.
A
mining
engineer
hi
report
to
have
recently
made
'an
exami
nation
of
mineral
properties
at
Pacific,
nd
Cedarvaje
on
behalf
of
the
Pyne-Whitney-intereU
of
New
York
ind1
Winnipeg
who
arc
establishing
the
Flin
Flon
mine
in
Northern
Manitoba
Harry
Jleywood
managing
dir
ector
of
the
Terminus
Mines
Ltd.
has
been
,on
a
trip
to
Trail
re
cently
to
meet
officials
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
Si
Smeltini
Co.
which
it
is
reported
may
take
over
the
property
at
Stewart.
A
small
crew
is
being
employed
throughout
the
winter
in
underground
work
on
the
property.
A
crosscut
is
being
driven
to
N'o.2
vein
which
will
be
explored
at
depth
after
it
is
encountered.
The
management
of
the
Marmot
Uiver
Gold
announces
that
there
is
no
truth
to
a
rumor
that
the
property
is
being
shut
down.
It
is
the
intention
of
the
board
of
directors
to
carry
on
development
all
winter.
Development
work
is
proceeding
with
very
encouraging
results.
.
..
During
the
past
few
months
mining
in
the
Anyox-Alice
Arm
listrict
has
been
making
great
.-.trides
saya
the
Alice
Arm
Heralo
in
reviewing
the
situation.
lie
Ides
its
major
operations
at
An-
yox,
the
Grnnby
Co.
is
developing
the
JJonanza
mine
which
will
start
pouring
a
steady
stream
of
ore
into
the
Anyox
concentrator
next
spring.
The
company
har
also
optioned
11
chums
adjoining
summer.
The
Torie
is
new
firmly
established
as
a
shipping
mine.
The
Utility
Mining
&
Financing
Co.
is
developing
the
Titer
with
unusual
success
and
the
erection
of
a
mill
'
i
'
next
year
is
already
planned.
Tne
The.
Guardian
Stock
itnd
Bond
KHsault-Kagle
Silver
Mine
UfL
Association
of
Vancouver
is
re-
has
located
ore
on
the
Eagle
and
ported
to
have1
taken
h
bond
on
the
jja8
considerably
increased
tjie
Comet'
group
of
claims
on
Four-
tonnage
on
the
Silver
Cord,
being
Mile
Mountain,
near
Haieltnn,
w
niniirB1i
;
driving
irwin.
which
was
formerly
owned
byoot
tunnel
on
the
Sunrige.
The
'James
Dyer.
T.
IJ.
Lewis,
M.E..
ran211
Mining
Co
h..
h,.
has
been
retained
to
draw
up
Hlerfl.Brf
i.
world
fore
n,l
will
j
program
of
development,
and
for
Lpwate
throughout
the
coming
the
present
this
will
comprise
a
wInt
nlflna
beni.
formu.
cross-cut
tunnel
to
be
driven
an-
,
,.,.
IViVU
I"
UIBllfV
CI
DtlVIIK
Will"
,
.
.
.
-
m
-
proximately
240
feet
.
to
a
reach
an
to
the
H
anl
intersection
of
several
fissures.
ext
mmmer,
The
Mohawk
In
view
of
recent
important
d
a-
am
MXt
.ovenes
of
high-grade
on
the
Mo-
h
w
f
f
hawk,
which
the
Comet
adjo
ns,
j
,
.
.
....
!the
prospects
ahead
of
the
latter
STV
V"
Undi?f'to0(,
th'
fIi
Ull
w,
0
u;
property
are
said
to
be
very
bright
f.1
.
.
aaain.
Negotiations
are
also
i
pro-
"
'
i
lor
encountering
the
same
claa
of
,.
,
.
,
.
,
mineral.
Operations
wiH-be
mr,
!nf
for
th.
uk11"
of
claims
.v
the
iried
on
by
a
small
force
during
H
roupj.
;
m
I
the
winter
and.
shduld
eondltionsW'
Fta
"''
i
warrant
the
expenditure,
lamei
deve
imvU
IP'
ls
'
AlOHMt
every
week
re-
are
published
of
expansion
of
(operations
of
local
companies
Jor
the
formation
of
new
compan-
jegjwho
will
enter
the
field
next
spring.
The
district
is
forging
ahkd
and
the
expansion
promisM
bo
uvcraase
each
year
as
the
vasty
mineral
wealth
becomes
more
vWdfcly
known.
Mon
Fancies
)
I
i
A
Panel
of
Smart
Accessories
The
more
attention
you
rmv
aetali,
the
smarter
you
will
Be.
If
each
tiny
accessory
is
erfeei,
!
in
it
woyl
and
related
to
the
ret
of
your
ensemble,
you
may
as
sure
yourself
that
you
are
n
well
dressed
woman.
Two
bags
that
will
beautifully
complete
your
black
or
gray
ensemble
are
pictured
at
the
top"of
the
illustration.
Doth
of
black
antelope,
the
first
has
a
brightly
colored
bar
and
closes
with
tin
amusing
key
catch.
The
second
has
an
amber
frame
and
handle.
Of
course,
vttuvte
read
or
seen
that
TfercWeffcoFno-fL
flupple
furs
are
being
shown.
The
one
in
the
centre
is
of
beige
caracul,
anil
ties
in
a
variety
of
ways.
The
bag
at
the
lower
left-hand
corner
is
of
calfskin.
It
-Is
trimmed
with
felt,
and
has
a
monogrammed
effect
which
is
of
leather.
The
modernistic
necklace
is
of
amber
crystal,
dark
and
light.
Advertise
in
Th-
News.
Rain
i
I
For
Men,
M
Coats
omen
and
Children
A
large
shipment
of
Raincoats
has
just
arrived
from
Scotland
where
they
know
htiw
to
make
Itaincoats!
Thetce
are
fine
quality
goods,
made
by
one
of
the
best
known
makers
in
that
kingdom.
There
are
all
sizes,
both
for
men
and
women,
as
well
as
for
the
younger
ones.
These
we
nre
able
to
offer
at
this
time
at
very
reasonable
prices.
Keep
dry
this
weather;
everyone
going
out
of
doors
needs
n
good
Nairn
oat.
Make
your
chnic&
now
at
the
ontreal
Importers
SALE
OF
SALES
UNDERWEAR
FOR
MEN
We
have
Underwear
by
Penmnns
and
Stanfh-ld.-.,
i,
ada's
best
makers,
in
every
line.
For
very
good
rtm
!
.
-
.
.
.
we
wuuiu
raincr
you
wouiu
urou
into
our
More
and
the
prices
for
yourself.
As,
for
Instance,
we
havt
te
II.
'inj
1
1
ufl
IN
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IVnnl
1
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n
r.i
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b
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f,mt
uiTili.
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ttk
!
"
.
I
it
f
...
.
viiiiuiiiuiiiiH
ui
wuier
lines
in
propnnion.
Wtu
just
received
a
shipment
of
llritannia
and
Shamrock
brui
of
,Men
Underwear
both
of
these
are
famous
En;l'
makes
which
we
are
selling
at
rock
bottom
price.
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I
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1
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r
II
uiiu
niimrii.
iiai
iur
mrii,
mill
doming
01
til
UlV!
lions
for
men
and
buvu.
turtlirr
wllh
m.inv
in
,
Ladies'
Wear.
Men's
and
Hoys'
ltublers
JI
C'J
a
pair.
'
Come
'and
Convince
YoursM
Sergeant
Otway
Wllkle.
provincial
police,
Vancouver,
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
few
days,
Constable
It.
Gllker
of
the
city
detachment
here,
and
Dominion
Constable
A.
J.
Wntklnson
will
nll
by
the
Prince
Hupert
this'
afternoon
for
Vancouver
forming
an
escort
for
a
party
of
five
jprisoners
including
mental
pat
"Sin
THE
NEU
VICTOR
RADIO
reKER
in
t
uJ
hnn
tuilfiui
ctymt.
Wt
l4W
II
u
yOu
t
p)t
th
Wtor
(tntcram
that
tht
tent
tilii
lfVr
uitt
fUu
U
tit
heat
it.
Rom
vunied
for
tut
mutt
View
fM
MuJtl
RaJu).
i
J2-.50
An
instant
Hit!
a
brilliant
siifcc
throughout
the
Dominion,
FWJ
like
meteors
across
an
enkindled
sky;
these
sc
the
stuff,
maintaining
Victor's
quarter
century
efg
tation.
Regardless
of
the
money
asked,
the
Ne"
Radio
wins
out
on
tone
quality,
beauty,
and
go1
performance.
Authorized
Victor
Radio
Dealers
are
showing
thjjj
tiful
walnut-designed
table
set
with
a
full
set
ot
and
"plug'in"
cord
for
only
'I
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
Lkentti
untie?
pttenlt
of
iW
Rjjia
Ftetfucncy
lilorttwHt
Im
ients
from
Stewart
and
Port
Simpson,
n
Haielton
Chinaman,
who
will
serve
six
months
in
Ok-
Jalla
for
keeping
liquor
for
sale;
I
Fred
Gun-a-Noot
of
Ilnselton,
who
has
been
sent
down
for
four
'months
for
theft.
nd
Silas
Simon,
(who
has
been
sentenced
-to
nine
months'
Imprisonment
for
house
breaking
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs
;
,
the
1
are
sailing
thi
afternoon
"al
coif
ver.
At
1.50
this
morj;
department
mvf
alarm
turned
in
ftlr
at
the
corner
of
and
Fulto"
M