llawkc."bury
Island
up
tin-
Oh
.
.
.
1
r
rt
ir
nan
rivrnaiain
t
nn
1
amaa
iff.ii
1
n
,
cur
on
the
beach
ut
Ilutedale
and
;
"r
"v
-"-
visitors
to
me
property
recently
Rivers
Bight,
on
Princess
Royal
Punmuir-
s
consists
of
a
have
been
surprised
at
the
large
Island,
and
these
sections
of
that
,ar,Ke
tonnage
of
iron
pyrite
with
quantity
of
ore
which
has
been
de-island
appear
worth
prospecting
,ue"
in
0,d'
B'iver
nd
c0PIr-
veloped
of
late
on
the
Esperanza
for
the
metal.
Gribble
Island
Tn?
Gr"nby
Co-
had
the
Property
mine
at
Alice
Arm,
prospects
be-,
-irriPH
imrnitP
A
irrAt
H.at
nt
umlr
bond
for
some
time
and
ex-
ins
now
that
the
nronertv
will
I
development
was
done
some
years
Pnded
a
deal
of
money
in
eventually
become
a
much
bigger
fcago
on
these
deposits,
but,
ap-
dlamond
drilling
and
other
devel-
producer
than
was
ever
expected.
Bparently.
they
failed
to
prove
of
Pment-
but
abandoned
it
eventu-
The
COmpany.is
continuing
devel-1
commernal
value.
jally
a"
100
,ow
Brade.
It.
has
0pment
in
order
to
prove
the
ex-
W
...
aftta
lain
irlln
anrl
Its
nsttxr
stiirnnrl
,
1
1
On
Douglas
Channel
chaleony-
"
"v"
tent
01
me
Dig
ore
ooay
wmcn
was
jn:
is
.seen
on
the
beach
opposite
and
further
mil-!
at,
Paisley
ijWtvtj
Drum
Lummon,
$bjch
uj
ubiiihcimiu
uiiu
uuu;
ui
.-
recently
cross-cut.
Ore
In
other
torla.
Ifuli.v
financed
for
development
The
'fte
aAeral(
appe'
pro(k"
land
equipment,
is
the
anost
strik-'psts
aftfunl
.
Anyox-
aiid
the
linir
showing
on
the
coast,
the
ore
mtal
u
airnfn
A
n
Avirlpncp
nn
thp
utai-uiur
values
in
gold
ana
silver
j
veloped
a
considerable
tonnage
Smi
a
striking
feature
of
the
oc-'
hut
pvsntuallv
abandoned
It.
RUvrvm-i
K)lO'.i
i!
Bht-
suliji
Rradiiiif"
E.k:.'i;.'i
tiinii'ly
Ke
is
the
presence
of
There
are,
however,
several
copper
(
oar
;e
golu
which
was:
prospects
along
the
canal
on
t
of
considerable
"high
which
little
work
has
been
done,
win-11
the
property
was)
so
that
there
Is
not
much
infor-
years
matte)
aTallaWe'rtbout
them
.
One
(It
i
veloped
eloped
son
some
;o.
Tnr
mine
illte
be
t
;".
!i
aiid.
ii
the
rftiUlts
ai
are
tcf.
i;
is
proposed
proposed
to
to
IVitf'
Mu.
The
,11.
rg
Ac
'x'.ien
Jfer'f'l
lV
Be;'ii;n;:
to
Acr
.is'.
Itl''
I"
ad
water
of
tested
to
.f
twit
loMid
hv
Samoa
T.vHHpn.
w.
-J
,
tunnels
Is
also
being
developed
at
Copper
U
-indicated
onAIIfce
l"f
ame
llm;,
P'anpeoto
Arm,
thjkh
ifQt
so
far
prortd
i?i
driviei.a
new
tunnel
:uhder
th
as
ex-
h
tiin
tnkan
nvhr
hv
K.
;
powioie
.Toldre
body
to
encounter
thy6r-:nt
ajr
additional
de'pjh
ofi
60
Jeet
and
to
ascertain
'whether
nigh
Icrns,
sting
ul
chalcocite,
bornite'east
shore
of
Portland
Canal.
i
va,ues
obtained
ri
the
upper
tun-
land
(
-ral
-npyrite
associated
with
where
the
old
Manle
Bay
mine
was!
neI
Prsist
at
depth.
Shipping
of
n;n-,iL
iloitoln,,
n....iu.
i
li
I
tiTtt
mflv
hp
PArriPfi
nut
thiA
snrinff.
uu.ciujrcu
11
ma
worKea
exienniveiy
in
connection
'
-dykes
I
,1
the
borders
of
which
the
with
the
Anyox
smelter.
The
""hough
this
has
not
yet
been
definitely
decided
unon.
r
-
'
1
-
1
-
..v
w
1
mi
uj
vu.
uicianTU
1
1
ic
vuwuci
-
K
"
-i"
tiuuji
.
.
.
I
...
1
k
A
..
1
J.,
I
1
lur
aunui
lo
jcia
uiiu
uc-
Arrangements
have
been
made
r
.
I
1
.
11
I.
I
equip
It
Jlrown
of
Vancouver,
who'
it
ar-l
"riven
from
tne
head
of
the
tunnel
:
and
shj)';the
concen-
ranging
for
it
ifeveldpment.
The(ln
an
e"ort
t0
Pick
UP
the
ore-
.raniiy
mlter
at
Ap-
JteHvBU
group
at
the
head
of
Hid.'
propi
rtyl
exception
-'den
Creek,
on
wWch
SlV
Donald
1
1
W
A
t
...
.I'..'
.
.
M.
.
Ml
k
.
o
iuu
iob
iranspona-
Mnn.
did
considerable
work
dur-l
me
term
"luriotw
is
u
Mi
n
aKHitl
a
1.
.
t.
f
tit..
.
I
M
fPL
I
is
otmsider&bls
eon-
indication
of
distance
it
irraduallv
t4
Ectsall?frW
this.pfrertWd
ajraJBge-
became
fixed
'at
200
yarifs.
NEW
CAB
J
SMITH
9)
.
r
IPECONDITIONED,
JUST
LIKE
NEW
JV
JZaLKr.TXi.
II
Tf
.
'
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORI)
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
.IS1''
If
you
do
not
want
to
buy
n
new
car,
buy
n
used
cat
that
has
been
reconditioned,
and
that
is
guaranteed
to
be
as
reprcscn-ted.
Following
are
some
we
now
have
for
sale:
i;t27
I)OI)(!I2
Sedan,
good
comlil
Ion,
good
tin,
leather,
upholstery
$6.'.0.00
l'J2G
HSSHX
Coach,
fair
ronditlon,
gowl
tlren
J
100.00
1!)2S
DODCK
Covered
delivery,
Rood
condition
$,,100.00.
1D2G
FOIM)
Covered
Delivery,
Jitxt
overhauled
..
.
..
4.
v.V
$250.00
O
1920
FOUD
Covtrcd
delivery,
just
overhauled
$275.00
,
'
19i
FORI)
SUDAN,
rooJ
condition
......
$275.00
,
,
1921
FORI)
Delivery,
good
condl
,y..r...$l$.0d
FOUD
Ton
truck
chassis,
good
motor,
ns
is
$
50.00,
I
Prince
George,
third
son
of
King
George,
has
gone
into
the
British
Foreign
Office
to
study
!
public
affairs
from
the
diplo-1
matic
angle.
On
the
completion
I
of
his
diplomatic
apprenticeship
the
Prince
will
rejoin
his
ship.
FINE
ORE
FROM
BABINE
MINE
I-crie.
sCopf
verdBiine
IJdX
Manager'-
Rebortiew
rina
B.
F.
llessner,
managing
direc-lor
of
the
Lorraine
Copper
Silver
Mires
Ltd.,
developing
the
Babine
Victorja
property,
returned
to
Smithers
this
week
with
samples
of
new
ore
ib
the
low-level
cross-
ior
lurxner
aeveiopmeni
ims
year
cut
tunnel
now
Ujnif
drjven
Th,g
of
the
mine
Alice
Arm.
Keystone
at
UmwX
is
in
65
feet
from
the
,,or.
Deve
will
consist
opment
probably
u,
thc
,ast
tea
feetof
wh,ch
ha8
of
driv
ahead
the
long
tun-
ng
on
!been
mineni,iled
and
the
fu
net
wnicn
wub
near
me
ore
uouy
Tn
tnhP
ha
iWitt
yefto
g
"
-k
a
Vr
w7
Doom
years
arounu
Jtj
iu,
,
icnwi
nrrm
ui
iuiiwm
,
met.
-Ak
;
-r
n4,
u
,ffrt
wi,h
whTcf
it
hWi
been
dispel
of
by
him
tb
a
average
length
of
a
furrow
wtfTZt
m
wiae-gaoe
railway
Vancouver
syndicate
In
whJcto7(."Tii''a
plough
across
a
Seld,
was
the
dock.
I'
Mann
and
Vf.
G
Clark'
are
inter-l
about
200
yads.
From
a
rough
ne
MtimaaB
fiance,
at
esfed
eleU
Thtr
Tnr
1
when
work
was
suspended
in
the
ifall'of
1927.
Alternatively
It
is
that
cross-cuts
may
be
shor
face
is-dow
In
ore.
This
is
of
a
charseter
simUar
to
amther
body
eBjciinrei
-in
trje
.fame
cross,!,
cut
at
the
beginning
of
the
year.
ThaVrtu-URLOO
inriold
and
$1.80
Huailyer
aEp
fijtf
Assays
are
being
obtained
on
the
new
rfhTl
It
"are-'tM1
available.
know
ifore,
'
.
on
,,The,ocew.
is
leing
increased
thw
Hmri;
to
run
,lwo,jhjfU
In-
of
One.
.SupnHes.are
beih
taxen
as
Road
as
true
g
far
along
tne
tropin
tfr
able
to
trvel
hhd'
will
l!,'fRtn
from
tWre
o:t'ffth
sWghs.''
Seventy"-
fixe
to
one
hundred
ton
of
'sup
plies
are
going
in
this
spring,
MateriaTs
for
new
camps
are
pur
chased
and
now
being
transpor
ted.
Machinery
is
also
being
bought
and
is
to
be
taken
in
as
soon
as
road
conditions
permit.-
PASSION
MUSIC
AT
CATHEDRAL
Cantnta
'The
Way
to
the
Cross
and
MLscellnncous'I'rogrum
(iiven
Last,
livening
.
St.
Andrew's
Dglieani
Oathed'
ral
was
filled
to
the,oWe
last
ii
.
...1
:
y
t
i
,
of
twentyour
voicek
under
the
conductbnhip
of
'A.
J;
l-ancater
Mhd
Svlth
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster
at
the
pipe
organ
gave
a
program
of
Passion
Music
for
the
occasion
of
Good
Friday.
The
first
part
of
the
program
was
of
a
miscellaneous
nature
and
included
the
anthem
"There
is
a
Green
Hill
Far
Away"
with
Miss
Annie
Daluy
and
Mrs.
For
rest
as
soloists,
a
solo
"The
limp
ty
Tomb"
by
Miss
Thorsteinseon;
chorus
from
"The
Messiah"
"Be
hold
the
Lamb
of
God;"
solo,
"It
Was
for'Ybu,"
John
II
Davey,
and
the
anthem
"I
am
Alpha
and
Omega,"
with
Mrs.
-Donald
Hqss
as
soloist.
1
The
second
part
of
the
program
vas
the
rendition
of
the
cantata,
'The
Way
to
the
Cr6ss"'
with
Mrs;
F.
W.
Allen,
Mrs.
Forrest,
Mn.B.
lm,fl
JfBMt
and
J.
A.
Teng
as
soloists
.
Altogether
it
was
another
memorable
musical
treat
such
as
has
been
given
on
several
occasions
or
late
by
the
choir
of
St.
Andrew's.
The
nose
is
the
only
feature
of
the
face
which
undergoes
no
change
with
the
lapse
of
years.
Next
to
the
nose,
the
ears
as
a
rule,
show
fewest
signs
of
old
ape.
Saturday,
March
30,
1920
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PACErFIVB
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Hagffcn
Discusses
Copper
Possibilities
on
This
Sec-lion
of
the
Coast;
Esperanza
Developing
Big;
Keystone
at
Alice
Arm
to
He
Worked
ments
are
being
made
to
prove
it
up.
The
same
copper
showing
extends
into
the
Albany
mine
further
down
the
creek.
It
is
probable
that
the
copper
belt
occupying
the
contact
between
the
Naas
argillites
and
Bear
River
green
stone
formations
extends
northerly,
from
Anj'ox
andjLhat
the
George!
Copper;
VropjSrty.'Jvjw
under
devel-!
;
jopmentf
by
the
Consolidated
Min-
DLscussing.
the
copper
situation
on
this
coast,
E.
A.!j"?
&
pelting
Co.,
J
located
on
!
Haggcn,
editor
of
the
Mining
&
Industrial
Record,
states
on7heRed
Top
on'
the
north1
that
this
metal
is
seen
at
the
heads
of
all
the
inlets
heading
side
of
Bear
River,
across
from
the1
into
i'
inayson
channel
and
Graham
reach,
east
of
Princess
George,
there
is
a
mineral
zonci
Royal
Island.
These
include
Poison
Cove,
Khutze
Inlet,
ranging
in
width
from
40
to
70
reet'
w
here
the
Western
Copper
property
has
been
under
devel-
vMch
,8
'e11
mineralized
with'
opment
forbout,20
years
Last
year
it
Was
equipped
coS
with
an
aeriaUramway
and
the.nqwer
plant
formerly
in
by
the
Naasiisi&t
and'
stfkinol
UKC
at
the
Surf
Inlet
mine.
I
Rivers
is
an
unknown
auantitv.
in-
At
Altenash
Inlet
there
is
a
fine
showing
of
high
grade
formation
concerning
which
can
copper
on
bands
of
limestone
'
1
only
be
gleaned
from
future
ex-
which
have
been
mined
to
some
.
,
'ploration
and
investigation.
pxtpnt.
Outcrons
of
rnnnor
nc
"ver
,s
",e
suui
mine,
luriner
STUDIES
DIPLOMACY
We
have
pleasure
in
announcing
that
the
jFonn
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
has
allocated
a
substantial
number
of
common
shares
to
be
offered
for
public
subscription
to
residents
in
'
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
:j
:
Formal
announcement
regarding
this
offer
will
ap-'
'pear
on
Tuesday,
April
2nd.
Subscription
books
will
be
opened
on
Thursday,
April
4th,
at
10
a.
m.
at
the
places
to
be
indicated
in
the
announcement,
and
will
close
at
3
p.
m.
on
that
date.
This
is
the
first
general
opportunity
ever
accorded
thc
Canadian
public
to
become
partners
in
the
enterprise
of
the
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
Limited.
The
offering
is
made
for
the
purpose
of
increasing
the
number
of
Canadian
shareholders
interested
in
this
great
manufacturing
enterprise
which
serves
not
only
the
Dominion
of
Canada
but
all
British
overseas
dominions,
and
as
a
further
evidence
of
the
good-will
of
tiiis
company
to
its
Canadian
customers
and
friends.
The
announcement
appearing
on
Tuesday,
April
2nd,
will
prove
of
extraordinary
interest
lo
all
Canadians.
CANADIAN
GENERAL
SECURITIES
LIMITED
317
Day
Street
Toronto
Winnipeg,
Man.
London,
Eng.
iMPRQmilNTT
Mm,
'
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IL
J
Cf
L
m
THE
CHALLEIVGEH
MOW
READY,
bids
1,000,000
Super-Six
Owners
to
pit
it
against
all
thai
motordom
has
to
offer
N
24
Greater
power
Over
70
miles
an
hour
Hydraulic
shock
absorbers
all
around
Effective
double
action
four-wheel
brakes,
the
efficiency
of
which
is
not
affected
by
water
or
mud
and
which
permit
positive
.car
control
by
the
slightest
foot
pressure
Larger,
roomier
bodies
Seats
easily
adjustable
to
comfortable
driving
position
Electric
gas
and
oil
gauge
Instant
starting
regardless
of
weather
New
radiator,
with
shutters,
of
course
All
bright
parts
chromium-plated
New
easier
steering
Greater
economy
in
fuel
and
oil.
IN
FAST
GET-AWAY-no
car
is
excepted.
IN
SPEED
anything
the
road
offers
up
to
70
miles
an
hour.
IN
HILL
CLIMBING
ajainst
any
car
you
choose.
IN
APPEARANCE
match
it
for
smart-nen
with
coitlier
cart.
IN
EASE
OF
DRIVING
note
smoothness
of
motor-ease
of
steerine
readability
and
effectiveness
of
brakes.
IN
ENDURANCE
60
miles
an
hour
all
day
long
i
s
well
within
its
range.
840
F.
O.
D.
Windsor,
Taxes
Extra
Standard
Equipment
Includes)
4
hy
drauliethock
absorbers
tUetric
gat
and
oil
gauge
radiator
jhutters
saddle
lamps
windshield
wiper
rear
view
mirror
etectrototk
controls
on
steering
tvheel
starter
on
dash
all
bright
parts
chromium-plated.
Coach
2-rass.
Coupe
Hit;
Thaeton
$84;
Coup
(with
rumble
tut)
$875
Standard
Sedan
$Hj
T
icdan
JlOJSi
Koadtter
f
l25j
Convertible
Coup
$U8
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FINE
SUPER-SIX
y
Local
Agents:
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Rupert
Auto
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