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18,.
1929
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
fNews
of
the
Mines
TERRACE
BOARD
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
OF
TRADE
HAS
biances
of
Portland
Canal
District
Good;
Outstanding
Developments
in
Stewart
Field;
NEW
OFFICERS
Power
at
Silverado
'l
'
r.utland
Canal
district
offers
very
cood
nossi-
of
enveloping
profitable
mines,
according
to
R.
on.
M.E.,"
who
spent
the
past
season
at
Stewart.
i.
T
-i?
i.1
a.:
i
c
'u
rai
geuiogy
oi
me
enure
aisinci
is
similar
and
,
is,
to
some
extent
at
least,
associated
with
the
.iiai
con'ditioijs
which
do
not
appear
to
be
confined
lie
aaticular
section.
This
means
that,
as
the
:l
CO
lidirions
are
unde:
tho
dances
are
very
'
iliiix
more
commercial
iiitTO'ements
in
elec
!
fhould
to
a
,
hflji
cut
the
pro.ipect-i
m-'
of
the
district.
nish
power
for
the
Prosperity,
Porter-Idaho
and
Silverado
properties
hag
now
been
connected
up
with
the
Silverad-)
over
a
three
and
one-half
m
le
tranimltaion
line.
Ample
power
ii
now
available
for
;
:
coupled
with
the
the
driving
of
the
1000-foot
tun-
i
the
transports-
nel
which
is
now
in
nearly
half
''nis
and
the
benefits
re-
way
to
the
first
of
the
veins
to
:
l
the
greater
experi-
be
tapped
on
the
Silverado.
It
!r
part
of
financiers,
en-
is
possible
that
ore
may
be
struck
...
i
-urinasers
operating
in
before
reaching
this
vein,
as
it
is.'
r
i.-t
wnl
no
doubt
result
known
that
mineralization
occurs
ry
e
and
prosperous
along
the
contact
of
'the
shear
Miminii'y
n
which
there
zone
in
which
tnt
veins
lie.
Fif-i!
!
one
but
many
pro-
teen
men
are
employed
working
mine-.
.
-The
Portland
ihree
shifts
a
day
on
the
Silver-in.
!
J
Hmall
one
com-
ado
and
the
camp
is
fully
ir"
favorable
to
mill-
equipped.
-hi
reaefcing
from
the
,
v
wa
t
northward
to
the
A
orm
four-foot
section
a
I.
ry
and
evtn
further
inm
JUnd
drill
hole
No.
9
on
:.i
With
railway
trans-
e
ooJbine
property
assaying
nrn.h,
this
area
there
:3.6
ounces
in
silver
is
believed
u';t
thai
a
mint
untoia
y
H
X.
v
r''
will
be
developed.
!
nn
:-vKyv.,i
.
er(
l0
lepre
e.il
an
isolated
!
;
g
n
kit.
Peace
Rivr
occurrence
simi'ar
tq
those
already
i
;
n
miy
ullmaUly
opened
up
on
the
property
and
tributary
to
Stvwart.
,rmcn
0
not
appear
to
offer
com-"
mercial
possibilities.
Work
was
S'.
wi
it
News
claea
..
j
j
out
by
Mr.
Bai.en
on
a
re-
liinili'ig
mineral
devel-
cent
visit
to
the
mine
to
show
the
ii
the
Portland
Canal
possibilities
of
this
occurrence
i
.
s!
reason
the
tre-
T'
e
four-foot
section
carried
only
v..,k
being
carried
out
.02
ounces
of
gold.
Nevertheless,
miT
Cold
Mining
Co.
it
by
far
the
best
far
.:
!l:
t
ado.
roner-ioano
'ma
mg.
ty
pro'iefties.
the
Bpera-
r.hcr
that
inai
the
we
H.
Stewart
and
II
.
L.
Bat
ten
and
associates,
consulting
en-
)
(
(
o:ijul-datfd
o:ijul-dalea
Minln
Minmsr
Th
nail
me-thir
of
th
Ton.
;n-
C.i.
of
the
WKAT
IS
IT
"
at
keeps
you
always
look-
i
woii
auJ
imriiy.
dres
-
oun
SKRVICE
PII0MK
(HO
i.
liavo
your
doihes
pressed
(.ill
for
and
deliver
t
iil
parts
of
the
city.,
,
For
trat
Suit
We
have
fine
Fall
and
V
:
t
r
Suitings
ji
Over
'.'tnitrti
on
hand.
C'opne
i
"lay
and
let
us
take
your
Pleasure
Culling,
workmanship,
style
sll
icuaranteed.
Ccsi
mntcrlHls
and
reason
able
price.
Ling,
t
Tailo;
Phone
619
George
l..nekficld
Mlninr
Co..
Ltd..
ii!
Hi'if
Missouri
proper-
be
held
in
Ssti
there
(tomor-
pecaouiar
diiKovenea
(gtarday).
The
transfer
Mountain
By
fitoffjiy
o
or
,barhoki-
t.v
-hr
Pat
l)sl
Mln-
:
trj
,
the
COTBpMy
were
closed
on
f
Morfreal,
the
coming
jaBWry
s
and
will
be
re-opened
,
-f
the
Bitter
Creek
-
January
20
at
the
nrfne.
Pro-H'
ovaries
on
the
gpe-
at
rate
of
about
2.5
feet
I.ucky
pate
and
other
ery
M
Aau-t
c
bernp
made
in
.
indication.
of
new
ore
the
shsft
to
the
200-foot
thi
Dujiwell
'1,t
'evel.
This
work
will
be
finished
I
profxc
i
g,
and
Vt
ahot
pbruarjr,
when
drifting
it
'..
tke
Hm
ligl
of
the
w.
M1B4
oa
the
200.
foot
to
Gold
Minei,
Ltd.
.
r
ulant
b
illt
at
the
-I
Marmot
River
by
th
C.id
M-ning
Co.
to
fur-
dvelon
a
high
grade
ore
body
disclosed
in
recent
diamond
drilling-
The
Mohawk
mine
at
New
Has-elton
Is
earning
approximately
VOW
a
month
net
profit
as
a
re
sult
of
shipments
of
high
grade
(
e
that
are
being
made
to
Trail
smelter.
This
amount
is
more
than
sufficient
to
offset
current
development
expenses.
The
deployment
program
now
under
way
to
block
out
large
ore
re-rves
will
enable
the
manage-
mcnt
to
determine
the
capacity
FOK
A
REAL
ENJOYABLE
M0T0H
DRIVE
Rent
One
of
Our
HEATED
CARS
AND
DRIVE
IT
YOURSELF
Walker
Motor
Co.,
Limited
IMione
Rlue
3S9
2nd
Ave.
and
4th
SI.
K.
Gordon
Itelirt-sanJ
Is
Made
Honorary
President
Amid
Musical
Honors
E.
T.
KENNEY
IS
CHOSEN
Reports
for
Year
Show
Mud
Good
Work
Done
at
Inferior
'
Point
v
t--.
TERRACE,
Jan
18.
At
the
an
nual
general
meeting
of
the
Te;
race
Board
of
Trade
held
hen
Tuesday
the
following
officer,
were
elected:
President
E
.
T.
Kenney.
Vice-president
0.
T.
Sundal
Secretary
H
.
Halliwell.
Treasurer
A
.
H.
Barker.
Council
Messrs.
Riley,
Nash
Burnett,
Dover,
Judson,
Allan
Sherwood,
Daly
and
Gilbert.
J.
K.
Gordon,
who
refused
t
accept
re-nomination
for
presi
dent,
waa
made
honorary
preiideir
and
accorded
musicaj
honors.
II.
Halliwell
gave
a
comprehes
sive
report
on
the
activities
of
Uu
year
and
showed
that
the
Boar,
of
Trade
merits
the
ardent
sup
port
of
every
resident
in
the
4M
trtct.
;
;
.
1
The
treasurer's
report
showe,
a
paid
up
membership
of
41.
Th
finances
were
in
good
sh.ipe
an
onsiderabie
money
has
bee
landied
duing
the
year.
Further
correspondence
read
in
regard
to
the
establishment
of
an
ore
sampling
works
a
Prince
Rupert
and
in
connectio.
with
general
road
work
in
the
du
triet.
Park
at
Ukebe
A
reported
offer
by
a
resident
a
i
v
waa
n
mm
imi
mto
urn
ttwamj
assay
so
w
is;
iuwwiov
uavtc
uuliar;
iv
avi
.
hi-
development
of
obtained
from
the
diamond
drill-
of
land
bordering
on
the
lake
nea
ri
'
IJ.L.
..J
.
I
.
.
.
.
.....
tne
not
springs,
pro
viae
a
tne
gov
eminent
would
clear
and
arranji
for
park,
bathing
beach,
picr.i
grounds
and
parking
place,
wi!
be
further
investigated
with
view
to
taking
tile
matter
up
wit
'
the
government
.
A
proposal
that
the
governmei
be
asked
to
secure
the
necea?.;
.
property
and
build
a
road
aroun
.he
no.th
end
of
the
lake
t
Jrouchy's
Beach,
'Ihus
relie-.1i)
.he
congestion
now
experienced
;
ihe
head
of
thf
lake
and
also
rm
Ing
available
to
the
general
publ
i
cleaiit
r
and
safer
bathin.
beach,
resulted
in
the
at
pointing
of
a
committee
of
Meaara
3urnett,
Nash
and
Allan
to
nuk
investigation
and
report,
with
view
to
taking
the
matter
up
wit
the
government.
President
J.
K.
Gordon
cor
mented
on
the
excellent
.epor:
the
year's
work
and
said
it
co
vinced
him
that
the
Board
i
Credo
was
really
worth
w.iile.
Things
were
looking
bright
and
better
and
the
door
of
oppo
tunitv
was
open
wider
today
i
the
Terrace
district
than
ever
lr
fore.
The
results
would
depsn.
d
ype
of
mill
to
be
constructed
:
on
how
well
tne
people
puiiea
u
on
the
property.
With
the
crew
gether
and
worked
for
tne
cor.
...
.
-
t
rect'titly
doubled.
ra;ia
progress
is
ni.i'ti-
m
i
n
i
worn
mon
good,
inis
coming
yea
should
be
a
banner
year
to-
th
district
and
one
to
be
looked
b.ic
on
with
pride.
Following
the
business
meet
in
R.
Brealy.
logging
nuin-rinleudei
lor
the
Laminated
Material,
Lie
of
New
Westminster,
who
!s
a
f
lucnt
visitor
in
the
diftrict
in
th
Interests
of
his
company's
extcti
ive
cotto
:wood
o,
era.
ions
her
spoke
b-ief'y.
commencing
on
tl"
feeling
of
optimism
and
good
fel
nwshin
which
prevailed
amonj
the
members,
remarking
th
it
tht
personal
touch
of
friendship
which
characterlred
the
meetinr
wax
ju:U
what
was
needed
to
pro
dure
the
best
results.
He
congratulated
them
on
the
splendid
accomplishments
of
lai
year
and
remarked
on
the
ver
vident
capability
of
the
ec
etary
II.
Halliwell.
In
closing
he
win'
'
ed
the
board
every
success
in
J?21x
rightly;
pmu
"What's
thaf
you
same."
Truth.
call
your
mule?"
"I
call
him
Corporittinn,"
answered
the
old
colored
man.
"How
did
you
come
to
give
him
mch
a
nme?"
"Frum
ntudyla'
de
animal
an'
readin'
de
papahs.
Oat
mule
get
mo'
blame
un'
abuse
dan
anythln'
else
in
de
township,
an'
goes
i
ahead
havin'
his
own
way
jes'
de
Starts
Saturday,
January
19th
to
28th
7
Days
Selling
v
1
-lot)
YAfeDS
IJfiAdK
DUCHESSE
SATlN-Genulne
Swiss
rnade.
Yard
$1.15
KNGLISH
DRESS
FLANNELS
Superior
quality.
Guaranteed
pure
wool;
SI
inches
wide.
Regular
$1.28.
Yard
85
06-INCH
WOOL
BENG
ALINE
FOR
SUITS
AND
DRESSES
5
shades.
Regular
$3.50
yard
for,
yard
.?-.7..
10'
Pair
mm
crews
Genuine
Clearance
Prices
ASER
&
PAYNE
3RD
AVENUE
AND
SIXTH
STREET
STAINES
AND
DRESS
GOODS
54
INCH
WOOL
COATING
Heavy
weight,
in
navy,
brown
and
dark
blue.
Yard
$1.70
JO
PIECES
0
EfcCLISll
FfGUP.ED
MPUOCAIN
CREPE
In
plaids
and.
cheeks
.
Regular
$1
.
00
to
$1
.76
yard.
Yard
:
0."
BLACK
CHIFFON
VELVET
36
inches
wide;
made
in
France.
Ja
-
dj
1
....,...t.,
v
Jji75
25
ONLY,
RAYON
SILK
BEDSPREADS
Scalloped
all
around,
fun
double
bed
size,
in
shades
of
blue,
mauve
and
rose.
Kach
$:M)5
'EXTUA
HEAVY
QUALITY
UNDLBACHED
SHEETJNO
70
inches
wide,
"fiti
i
,4rif
BLEACHED
SHEETING
Extra
good
quality;
wash
and
wear
well
;
7Z
n
.
1
W
in
.
wide
.
Yard
50
PAIR
PURE
WOOL
SCOTCH
CHKVIOT
BLANKETS
Fall
se.
Blue
and
pink
border.
Pair
$7;9.
SLGIAN
MADE
SILK
TAPESTRY
CUSHION
TOPS
Special,
each
,
.
$1.0(1
KULL.
BLEACH
W
PILLOW
CASES
Geod
quality;
raady
for.
use.
Pair
50c
LARi:
SIZE,
GOOD
QUALITY,
HEAVY
ENGLISH
TURKISH
TOWELS
Fast
colors.
2
towels
for
,
$1.00
?0-U0
IRISH
AIKK
DAMASK
A
wonderful
wearing
quality
;
good
design
.
Yard
1
y
i
.
,
rURL
UNfcN
TYDED
GLASS
CLOTHS
Hemmed
ready
for
use.
Blue
and
red.
5
towels
for
....$1.00
IRISH
DAMASK
NAPKINS
Extra
good
qnaltty
double
dam-ask.
6
napkins
for
...$1.25
10
INCH
ANO
42-INCH
PILLOW
COTTON
Fine
linen
ftatefa;
free
from
dressing.
Regular
60c
fdr,
yard
WKin:
TERRY
TOWEJLLING
18
inches
wide
with
blue
strips.
S
yards
for
:(5c
J6-INCH
DOUBLE
WARP
ENGLISH
PYJAMA
CLOTII-r-Reg-ular
-tic
ya.d
for,
yard
115
p
HOSIERY
AND
UNDEIUTOAR
ARCADIAN
HOSE
PURE
THREAD
SILK
HOSE
Reinforced
art
silk,
double
!
soles,
heels
and
toes,
mock
fashioned,
double
elastic
top,
In
all
the
moei
popular
shades.
Pair
75f
.
HARVEY
PURE
THREAD
SILK
HOSE
in
all
the
aw-
4
et
shades;
in-
elipper
heel
and
square
heel
styles;
chiffon
and
service
weight.
Pair
$1.00
I
1
:
I
LADIES'
VESTS
Winter
weight.
Turaball's
make,
all
sises,
r.hov;
sleeves,
tailored
and
opera
top
styles.
2
for
$1.01)
rURNUULL'S
WINTER
WEIGHT
BLOOMERS
Silk,
wool
.
and
cotton
mix!
ur.
AH
sites.
Cteam
only.
Pair....
75c
NOVELTY
STEP-IN
AND
BLOOMER
SETS
Rayon
ailk,
la
mauve
and
peach'
Regular
$3.96,
$1.50
$1.05
BEAUTIFULLY
TAILORED
RAYON
SILK
STEPS
in
6
popular
shades.
Each
$1.50
PENMAN'S
FINE
CASHMERE
PURE
WOOL
COAT
SWEATERS
in
shado.-.
All
sites
$:U5
HOYS'
GOLF
HOSE
Pure
wool,
English
make.
Sites
8'2
to
.5f
P1
PORTLAND,
Jnlg.
how
relucUnce
to
board
the
U..
II
V...
u
w,.Uv
nnmJwfr
Hei
oj
auxiliary
scnwuci
tmwl
of
this
This
wint
eut
port.
iron
but!
.r
wooden
ship,
and
men,
handful
of
the
approxi:
hU
thrToYnTer"mSy
Teouridl
tmfy
a
i;id
trim,
most
of
the
.latter,
it
vould
appear,
are
veteran
grown
old
in
the
service
of
the
a.
Fishing
skippers
of
AhU
port
will
Ull
vnu
it
twonirH
more
dif
ficult
year
by
year
to
secure
crews
enJi
tU..!.
..Int..
flatiinir
vntnrB
1
mate
500
Hampton
boats
of
Cusco
Bay
i
i
in
commission
Florist
Want
to
say
it
with
flowers,
eh
I
About
two
dozen,
j
Flirtman
No.
about
six
I
do
Th
v,mr
.-n.ratii.il
of
fisher-
"t
want
to
say
too
mucn.-Iear
men
are
slowly
but
surely
laying
jon'
Weekly.
LADIES'
COMBINATIONS
Silk,
wool
and
cotton
mixture.
Turnbull's
make.
Tailored
top
and
short
sleeve
styles
$1.75
75
HOUE
DRESSES
in
all
sizeaan'd
not
two
alike.
Broad-eloth.morocain
crepes,
prints
and
chintzes.
Values
$2.,
$3.50
for,
each
.'.
$l-0
CHILDREN'S
PURE
WOOL
CASHMERE
HOSE
in
cream
only.
Sizes
60
8Vi.
3
pairs
for
...$1.00
f
!
A
GROUP
OF
DRESSES
in
flat
crepe,
crepe
de
chene,
:
British
spun
silk,
etc.
Clearing
at
HALF
PRICE
AND
LESS.
Regular
values
$12.50,
$13.95
to
$15.00.
Special
to
clear
,
$0.05
ODD
LOT
OF
LADIES'
SWEATERS,
in
pull-over
styles,
soiled
sizes
and
colors.
Each
)
GIRLS'
PURE
WOOL
SWEATERS
with
collar
in
coat
style
in
sand,
blue
and
red.
Sizes
24
to
32.
Each
$1.05
As-
SCOTCH
FINGERING
YARN
4-ply
pure
wool
in
10
shades.
Pound
$LJ5
COATS
CROCHET.
COTTON
in
white
only.
All
sizes,
i
Red
label
quality.
Regularly
sold
for
25c
ball.
I
2
balls
for
25c"
I
22
LADIES'
ENGLISH
GABARDINE
RAINCOATS
Belted
models
Size-86
to
41.
-To
clesr
ati
each
.
.
.-.
.$5.00
MEN'S
AND
BOY'S
BOYS'
TWEED
KNICKERS
Open
knee
styles.
A
good
hard
wearing
doth.
Pair
$L00
BOYS'
HEAVY
KNIT
PURE
WOOL
SWEATERS
Pes-man's
make.
Pullover
style
with
shawl
collars,
ha
navy,
maioon
and
brown.
SIreS
23
to
34.
Eaeh
$1.75
BOY'S
COMBINATIONS
Mercury
make.
Extra
good
wearing
garment.
Sizes
24
to
32
-
$1.00
10
ONLY,
BOYS'
TWEED
SUITS
in
one
shade
only.
Pure
wool
Scotch
tweed.
Sizes
24
to
28
$1.05
MEN'S
COMBINATIONS
Watson's
make.
Medium
weight.
beautifully
finish
ga.ment.
Sizes
3G
to
42
$1.05
Shirts
.....$1.00
Drawers
$1.00
RUBBER
FOOTWEAR
AtiExtraordinary
Low
Prices.
Black
Chief,
Dominion
Rubber
Makes.
r
1
'
!
i
,
MEN'S
KNEE
RUBBER
BOOTS
Sizes
6
to
11
$1.75
j
MEN'S.,
THREE
QUARTERS
Sizes
6
to
11
$0.45
;
.
MEN'S
HIP
BOOTS
Sizes
6
to
11
$0.05
,
BOYS'
HEAVY
KNEE
BOOTS
Size
1
to
5
....
.
.$:i.00
BOYS'
HEAVY
STORM
BOOTS
Sizes
1
to
5
...
.$l.l!5
YOUTHS'
HEAVY
KNEE
BOOTS
Sizes
11
to
IS
.
.$2.50
;
,
Y'OUTHS'
HEAVY
STORM
BOOTS
Sizes
11
to
12
SSAO
i
LADIES'
RUBBER
BOOTS
Knee
length.
Sizes
2ft
to
,
j
7
$-'.."0
,
i
LADIES'
STORM
BOOTS
Slz&s
2
to
6
$:L50
;
.
MISSES'
RUBBER
BOOTS
Knee
length.
Size
11
to
2.
I
Price
....$2.25
;
CHILDS'
RUBBER
BOOTS
Knee
length
Sizes
5
to
10.
j
Price
$l-3
iMissnnHnananflnaHH
courses
.tway
from
the
sea.
From
Ap
il
to
November
they
en.ioy
the
life
in
the
open
and
the
independ-
HVi
PUS
1
lirl
Vi
Ijillilll
"B
or
lobstering
from
amall,
open!
"llu,uiWl.
nut
when
the
icy
blasts;
Atart
to
sweep
the
North
Atlantic
j
miPPY
COLDS
During,
the
period
following
colds,
coughs,
grippe,
influenza
or
other
prostrating
illness,
when
your
body
is
weakened,
is
the
worthwhile
time
to
prove
the
strength
restorative
merit
of
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
It
IS
OF
PURE
VITAMIN-RICH
COD-LIVER
OIL
the
food-tonic
with
world-wide
prestige,
that
strengthens
and
helps
build
up
the
weakened
body
and
restore
the
normal
balance
of
health.
If
you
are
rundown
with
Grippebuild
up
on
Scott's
Emulsion!
Souit
a
Buwnt,
Tomato,
Out,
U-it