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Zeeger
Doenik,
Dutch-Canadian
farmer
of
Iluttonviile,
near
Jlrvnutoii,
Ont..
with
his
bride,
formerly
Miss
Boz
of
Holland.
Atlln
district
for
1928
was
valued
I
ine
young
couple
rjet
seven
years
ago
as
students
in
an
agrii
u!-
at
approximately
,$52,000.
Al-
the
ore
vein
system
Is
reported
'
Jural
college
in
Holland
and
are
reunited
after
a
proxy
marriage,
though
this
is.
a
small
production
to
have
been
recently
encountered
"
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in
the
Silverado
mine
at
Stewart,
V
CM?
SURELY
a
girl
deservei
11
much
health
and
happiness
as
a
boy.
A
C.C.M.
Bicycle
is
a
joy
to
a
girl
just
as
it
is
to
a
boy.
She
has
always
wanted
a
C.
C.
M.
So
many
of
the
other
girls
have
them.
How
delighted
she
would
be
to
find
herself
the
proud
possessor
of
a
bright,
new,
shiny
C.
CM,
Bicycle,
a
birthday
present
from
her
dad.
C.C.M.
Bicycles
for
girls
are
made
from
exactly
the
6ame
materials
aa
C.C.M.
Bicycles
for
boys
and
include
the
famous
Triplex
Crank
Hanger,
the
Hercules
Coaster
Brake,
20
-year
nickel-plating,
3
coats
of
enamel
baked
cm
over
a
coat
of
rustproof
,
and
Dunlop
The
Girls'
Juvenile
model
Is
6tm1tl
ta
.1
flattiing
maroon
with
a
gold
strip.
Ott
a.
C
C.
M;
-
catalogue
at
the
nearest'
d.tUrV'
or
writs
to
the
Can.da
Cyel
A
Motor
Company,
Limited,
Weston
(Ont),
Meat
real,
Winnipeg
or
Vsacouver.
OCM
Bicycles
Massey
Cleveland
Red
Bird
Columbia
Perfect
alio
C-C-M'
Joycycles
for
Children
OS
ll
Whoopee
!
Latest
C.
C.
M.
BICYCLE
Models
AT
REVISED
LIST
PRICES
Cadet
$33.00
Crescent
$35.00
For
C.C.M.
Bicycles
Terms
Arranged
Model
Six
$12.50
.
Sport
$5250
Standard
$50.00
Motor
Bike
Modef$57.50
General
Repair
Shop
XQM
BALLINGER
318
ruth
St.
McRAE
BROS.
Limited
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Va-aa
mMV
Tuc-,)av
A,(
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Consolidated
to
Continue
Development
of
Big
Missouri;
Silverado
Hits
Vein
System;
Melvin
-
Co.-
to
Start
Extensive
Development
which
is
under
development
by
the
Prpmler
Cold
Mining
Co.
Three
veins
of
varying
widths
have
been
Cut
la
the
1
COO-fool
ross-cut
and
co
one
of
these
a
drift
of
about
80
feet
was
run,
A
raise
Is
to
be
(driven
200
feet
from
the
end
of
the
main
tunnel
and
cross-cut
from
it,
Ruby
silver
is
seen
In
the
promising
ore.
Fourteen
men
are
at
nrwent
working
In
three
shifts
o
t
the
property.
The
main
tunnel
is
a
full
five
by
seven
feet
and
a
supply
of
8
by
8-Inch
timbers
have
recently,
.been
doljvered
at
the
portal.
The
camp,
at
an
elevation
of
2700
feet
above
Stewart,
is
well
equipped.
company
has
absorbed
another
claim,
making
a
total
of
forty
now
owned
Pasco,
one
of
the
original
locators,.
Is
doing
a
good
deal
of
preliminary
prospecting
work.
I.
Machinery,
equipment
and
oil
has.
al
been
delivered
to
the
Mountain
Boy
property
at
Stewart
and
everything
is
in
readiness
for
resum)tion
of
operation
as
soon
j.W.
II.
Tolln
and
Pat
Daly
return.
The
Melvin
Mining
Co.
is
to
start.
tenive
development
on
its
property
at
Stewart
as
soon
as
weather
conditions
re
favorable.
PRINCERUPERT
I
SINGERS
SCORE
FINE
SUCCESS
"''
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Opening
Event
of
NfW
Musical
With
improved
weather
conditions
now
affording
bet-,
Organisation
Given
at
Capi.
ter
facilities
for
operation,
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
!
to1
Thealre
Smelting
Co.
will
shortly
be
inaugurating
continued
development
work
on
the
promising
Big
Missouri
property
at
Stewart.
Duncan
McVichle
of
Salt
Lake
City,
consulting
engineer
for
the
Big
Missouri
Mining
Co.,
recently
visited
Vancouver
to
meet
W.
M.
Archibald,
manager
of
Consolidated,
and
Melvin
O'Brien,
chief
coast
engineer
for
the
company.
Their
conference
was
in
connection
with
future
plans
for
operation
on
thfe
Big
Missouri
.which
is
controlled
compared
with
earlier
years,
it
by
Consolidated.
represents
more
than
half
the
placer
production
for
the
entire
While
no
definHe
word
has
yet
province
last
year.
Individual
been
received,
it
is
not
expected
miner
were
solely
responsible
for
the
Uritania
Mining
&
Smelting
h?
output
as
the
larger
operators
Co.
will
resume
operations
at
the
were
engaged
In
development
work
Toric
mine
until
the
Dolly
Varden
throughout
the
year.
Railway
is
clear
of
snow.
At
the
present
time
much
inconvenience
The
Bimetallic
Syndicate,
form-
would
be
caused
in
attempting
to
ed
last
all
by
Clay
Porter.
W.
C.
freilfht
in
SUDDliuS
owlne
to
the
Illnhfnn
snit
C
V
Mntrup
tn
ln
PROGRAM
WAS
DIVERSE
1
Interesting
Play
and
Dramatic
Headings
Help
Round
Out
j
Entertainment
j
The
premiere
appearance
last
night
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Singers,
under!
the
direction
of
H.
N.
Rrocklesby,
in
a
high
class
program
of
folk
songs,
madrigals,
spirituals
and!
fantasies
was
something
distinctly
new
and
interesting
Jn
local
entertainment
and
something
which
Prince
Rupert
music
lovers
will
keenly
look
forward
tn
hearing
more
of.
Mr.
Drocklesby
has
assembled
much
of
the
cream
of
local
talent
and
In
the
past
soft
snow
conditions
at
the
upper
velopthe
Stimulator
group
6n
the
two
mnth
has
made
of
them
a
eu
oj
tne
railway.
Marmot
River
at
Stewart,
Is
fully
'vuwu
lesmutuuy
ex-
.,
financed
and
will
soon
be
starting
ctlleJlt
musical
group.
j
The
production
of
placer
goli
In
operations.
Their
program
program
was
was
a
a
diverse
one
and,
in
a
rather
wide
range
of
selections,
they
made
a
most
pleasing
impression
on
an
audience
which
crowded
the
thealra
and
evinced
hearty
and
soon-'
spon
taneous
appreciation.
Every
nunv
ber
on
the
first
part
of
the
pro
gram
waa
encored
and
it
was
only
by
request
that
those
on
the
latter
part
were
not
also.
Out
standing
numbers
were
the
rob
!
icklng
"Song
of
the
Jolly
Roger")
and
the
harmonious
"Kentucky
(
liaue
by
mule
voicea,
the
descriptive
"Bong
of
the
Volga
Hoal-mW'by
the:'
full
company
and
the'
stirring4
"Son
of
the
Vikings.
The
melodious
"Into
the
Woods
My
Master
Went"
by
a
ladies'
chorus
waa
another
not-uble
selection.
.
.j
The
!
twenty-f
our
vowe
blended
.Tb-Amerten
Creek
Mining
Co.
splendidly
and'
taste
was
'held
nV
'first
'ahrillal
meeting,
re-
played
in
the
general
settings.
centlyand
elected
the
following
It
might
U
said
that'
th
first
officers
President,
Oren
F,
Hill;
attempt
was
a
praiseworthy
one
jVice-presiueni,
v.
ft.
jacK;
secre-
and
increasing
prpnclency
may
tary-treasurer,
R.
W.
Kennedy;
be;,expected
in
future,
appear.-
dfrectors,
August
Pasco,
Hyder,
ce.
Jhf
group
is
in
capable
andW;
C.
Arnold,
Ketchikan.
Mr
hands
.with
Mr.
Rrocklesby
and
rangerients
.have
been
made
to
it
U
to
be
hoped
that
it
will
con-
;have
the
group
owned
by
the
com-
Untie
its
activities
and
take
the
.paP.u,rv?yi,l
aj.on.ce
and.
crown
prominent
place
in
local
musical
granted
as
soOn.as
poaslble.
The
affairs
whlah
is
its
due.
Assisting
Artists
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster
proved
a
vtry
acceptable
accompanist
and
played
no
small
part
in
making
the
affair
the
great
success
it
was.
Miss
Lancaster
proved
further
delightful
with
her
piano
solo,
the
imposing
and
descriptive
"Finlandla."
Notable
also
umong
the
assisting
artists
was
Mrs.
F.
G.
Dawson
In
dramatic
recitations
which
gave
full
scope
for
her
elocutionary
talents
which
ever
prove
delightful.
She
received
an
ovation
on
each
appearance,
outstanding
of
which,
was
her
ren
The
financial
condition
of
the
dltlon
In
costume
of
the
Indian
X
.
wl
1'nWg:
Co
fa'
very
healthy
-"QJlstoh."
mol
Metals
Mining
Co.,
ample
cap-
W,1,,,a"J
umont.
popular
4cel-
Ita!
is.
available,
for
an
energetic
ot
th
Irt
Capitollans,
dlvelohmeht
Campaign.
W.
V.
w"
much
apprlaUU
In
his
.Rmlthe'rlngale
of
Messrs.
Stewart
w
k
"3
lumber
Song'
and
gave
'and
Uatten
and
associates
will
be,
lhe
aterB
of
Mlnnetonka"
as
In;
full,
charge
of
pperntlons
on
n
encore.
the
property,
which
adjoins
the,
The
one-act
comedy
"The
Flor.
rorter-JUaho
ana
tne
I'rosperuy.
jHt
Shop"
was
a
very
acceptable
j.
t-m.
diversion.
In
It
appeared
Miss
Major
H.T.Curtis.
M.I.
M.M.Ktta
Robertson,
Rupert
Ross,
his
arrlvedVt
Stewart
to
join
Dr.
James
Farquhar,
Miss
M.
Halll-
So?ilhfrlngole
ai;
the
Corge
En-
well
and
L.
F.
Smith,
all
of
itSrnrine.'
mine.
Major
Curtis
is
an
whom
acquitted
themselves
In
experienced
mining
man,
having
fine
manner
"pent
If,
years
in.
Mjxico
yid
the
(
During
the
Intervals,
there
lust
five
vrar
in
southern
Urit-
were
orchestral
selections
by-
the
ish
Columbia.
!
Th
axuloratlon
of
the
mineral
Rupert
Capitollans,
Prof.
II
Aubrey
I'ryco
taking
the
place
of
violinist
for
Jack
de
Jaus
.
...
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l.v
th
biir
oner-
M
the
opening
of
the
program.
atlnf
companies
has
not
been
as
Jame
Thompson,
president
of
nA
as
H
should
have
been,
i.ays
t
.
of
dlrec.tqrf
of
the
Atlr
Am
Herald'
editorlJlly.
Prince
Ruperts
General
Hbspltal,
''sji'W'loUv
whan.
Jt
Is
conldredi,l"ike
biefly,
expressing
'the
apj
lhat
tH
Grnrbv
Co.
nnd
th
Ft
Preclatlon
of
the
board
for
thel
nr
do.
two
of
the
most
sue-
effort
which
was
in
aid
of
hos
csfu
m'n'nV
mt)nles
of
the
Pltal
operating
room
equipment,
province
have
been
In
on-ratlon
i
Undergraduates
of
the
Prince
for
a
number
of
pars.
Rut
the.Kupert
General
Hospital
training
north
l
nrely
coming
Into
Its
scnooi
for
nurses,
In
uniform.
own.
The
Conso
mated
u
leve-
acieu
as
usherettes.
They
were
onlng
nronertles
in
the
Stewart
Misses
Rose
O'Neill,
Jenn
Mb
district
and
the
Britannia
Co.
will
Murphy,
Jeanette
Morley,
Fanny
shortly
follow
suit
In
th
AHe
McLaren,
Mabel
Mclntyre,
Mary
Am
district.
Success
of
these
McRae
and
Edna
Gllker.
enterprises
means
suceess
for
the
After
the
entertainment,
those
whole
north
coast.
wliopartlcIpated
proceeded
to
the
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Mountain
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Home
where
refreshraen
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were
served.
'
The
Program
The
complete
program,
Mrs.
l.
N.
Hi'
f
St
:Vt
"
'
U
1
CjK.hs,
M.s-
,
inaa?'0rtln!',,
n
dltion
to
orchetra
numbers,
was
as
follows?
(a)
"My
Love
Dwelt
In
a
Northern'
Land"
(Klgar);
(b)
Robin
Loves
Me"
(de
la
Hale)
(c)
"On
Himalay"
(Rantock),
Tbe
Prince
Rupert
Singers.
Reading,
"Blue
Hoses"
(Lisa
"Song
of
the
Vikings"
(Fan-
nlng),
The
l'rlnce
Rupert
Sing-
"TS.
a,
.
i-PJutiO
Solo
"Flnlnndln"
rHniai
'us),'
Miss
M.
A.
Uncnster.
Ladles'
voices,
"Into
the
Woods
My
Master
Went"
(Nevln).
The
I'rlnce
Rupert
Singers.
Reading
"Ojlstoh"
(OJistoh),
Mrs.
F.
G.
Dawson.
(a)
"Dig
My
Grave."
b1
'Deep
River,"
(c)
"Death
on
the
Contraltos
M
Mrs.
C.
K.
full;-ter,
Miss
A.
I
'(well.
Tenors
J.
E
1
fidgecumbe.
II
1
Teng,
J.
S.
Wil
Bass
M.
H.
C'
Ifsaye
Tarleau),
Mrs.
F.
G.
Daw-
t9n
A
j.
ljinca
son.
Male
voices,"
(a)
"Son
of
the
lolly
Roger"
(Cnndlsh),
(b)
"Kentucky
Rabe"
(Gelbel),
The
t'rlnce
Rupert
Singers.
'Cello
solo,
"Slumber
Song"
Squire),
Wm.
Reaumont.
(a)
"O'
llappy'Kyes"
(Elk-ar).
(b)
"In
the
'Fields."
(c)
"Volwa
Uoat
Song,"
The
Prince
Rupert
Singers.
Hay.
"The
Florist
Shop."
by
(WInnlfred
HawkrJdge).
F.
Smith.
W.
A.
Wilson.
E
A
FORTUNE
IN
PRIZES
).
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Grand
Prira
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having
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