'it,-
I
whether
youVe
the
FLU
.
.
or
Acts
2
Ways
at
Once
V1CK
had
not
VAPORUB
For
Colds
of
All
the
Family
VALENTINE
DAY
FEBRUARY
14
IS
A
GREAT
DAY
FOR
A
PARTY
Dan
Cupid
has
given
us
so
many
'attractive
symbols
hearts,
floyy.ejs,
arrows,
valentines
cutout
paper,
etc,
etc.
which
make
decorating
easy
.
Dennison
party
.favors,
place
cards,
crepe
paper,
gummed
seals,
hearts,
hats.
Whatever
you
require
for
Valentine
Day
we
have
It.
Special
table
favors
and
place
cards
made
to
order.
Mail
Orders
Despatched
the
Same
Day
Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.T.P.
ZU.OOu
Ton
h
loallng
Pry
,l).clt
ftusss
,
En.ilneersrf-
riaclilnUts.
Boilermakers
UlacksniithM.
I'uilern
makers,
'Founders,
VViodworkers,
t-'ic.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
tp
handle
all
kindu
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
Telephone
the
office
if
your
paper
docs
not
arrive
;ESE2E2EE
And
it
has
held
Sirst
News
of
the
Mines
place
for
thirty
years.
AROUND
PfllNCE
RUPERT
Duthie's
Side
of
New
Deai;
Stampede
Into
Iskut
of
C
.
,Ql.ifltrxXor.ccjis.t;
Machinery
eware
for
Georgia
River
This
is
the
time
of
year
when
serious
cold
troubles,
such
as
deep
chest
colds,
bronchitis,
and
pneumonia
are
always
At
their
worst.
Just
now,
wRh
so
many
people
in
the
weakened
cnHtion
that
follows
a
flu
attack,
it
is
mo
a
important
than
ever
to
heed
every
cold
a,
a
danger
signal
awl
check
it
promptly
before
complications
can
set
in.
Quick
Direct
Treatment
At
the
firs'
flifTO
of
j
yoM,
melt
r.omc
Vicks
in
a
howl
of
toot
water
and
inhale
its
beating
v,por.
.lao
pJbice
some
up
each
nostril
and
muff
well
back.
Ths
uaickly
opens
the
air
passage.
At
bedtime,
rub
Vicks
vigorously
over
throat
and
chent
and
cover
with
a
wa
m
flannel
,
Iost
colds
jrield
overnight
W
Vk-jtii
"twofold
action:
'
'
1
1
)
Its
medicated
vapors,
released
by
the
warnffh
of
Xbe
body,
are
inhaled
djrect
to
the
lnlaed
passages,
IcuHaoisg
the
phlegm
und
easing
the
difficult
brshing.
'2)
At
the
same
time,
Vicks
acts
through
the
skin
like
a
poultkr
''drawing
out"
tightness
and
aoreness,
and
thus
helping
the
vapor
to
break
up
the
congestion.
Mothers
especially
appreciate
thin
simple
external
treatment
Itecause
it
cannot
upset
children's
delicate
stomachs,
as
to
much
"dosing"
is
so
apt
to
do.
SMITHERS
MAN
GOES
SOUTH
TO
FINANCE
MINES
S.
McGill
Tells
of
Two
I'rop.
erties
In
Which
He
Is
Interested
ber
of
mines
at
Vancouver.
The
two
properties
in
which
Mr.
McGill
is
particularly
in
terested
are
the
Jessie
and
the
Schufer
mines
on
Hudson's
Day
Mountain.
The
Jessie
is
44
miles
from
Smithers
and
only
2'i
miles
from
the
railway.
It
carries
gold,
silver
and
lead
and
zinc.
The
main
development
during
the
past
two
.ummers
has
beep
io
opening
up
thre
veins
on
the
surface
In
all
extending
for
1Q0
feet.
The
main
showing
is
number
two
where
the
ore
is
four
to
five
feet
in
width
and
goes
approximately
$40
a
ton,
smelter
test.
The
Schufer
property.ll
miles
from
Smithers,
part
of
which
is
owned
by
Schufer
and
McGill
has
recently
exposed
two
new
veins
or
very
(Ugh
grade
s
lver
lead
ore,
one
of
which
is
opened
1,000
feet
on
the
surface.
The
ore
is
three
jteet
wide
carrying
75
per
cent
Jead
and
100
ounces
of
silver.
Tjns-ihas
the
makings
of
a
big
m
EASILY
DONE
8tern
Employer
Why
are
you
so
late
thjs
morning,
Jones?
Jones
I
fell
downstairs,
sir.
Stern
Employer
H'm.
That
shouldn't
have
taken
you
so
long.
Royal.
I
-
Jn
a
lengthy
letter
to
the
Omineca
branch
of
the
British
Polumbia
Chamber
of
Mines
at
Smithers,
J.
F.
Du-Mfy
president
of
the
Duthie
Mines,
Ltd.,
explains
the
r(QW
deal
on
the
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
property
and
ex-ifta$i&
regret
at
criticism
that
has
been
directed
against
Wjn
through
the
capitalization
of
the
company
being
'
doub.le'd
in
connection
with
the
transfer
of
control
.
After
it
nu
Become
necessary
for
mm
to
advance
considerable
tf
bin
Jf'"
ue
soaal
funds
to
pay
'
lor
development
work
made
neces-
ait
tfjitw
conditions
arising
in
wuw
ww
on
the
Big
Missouri
&t
flMs.
Wr-
Duthie
states
in
-'""'
at
Stewart.
Three
thousand
jhbj
IfUer
thut"lt
became
aeces-
feet
of
tunneling
has
already
been
cary
tor
ways
and
means
Ut
be
Atone.
An
ore
snoot
opened
up
itomi
for
suttpiyuig
additional
ot
iqng
after
Consolidated
took
the,
.Largest
In-
have
more
the
bal-
aafli;
atfihe
stoeWiblders.
I
have
heiM
ftfciny
numors
that
I
was
un-
4
tollag
my
xtook
and
getting
out
and
1
wany
to
give
you
the
assur-
that
1
aave
not
uniouuea
any
.
,The
change
of
manage-
t
means
very
little
as,
in
our
on,
the
mine
is
made.
Jack
mr
and
myself
will
be
up
in
north
just
as
soon
as
the
hring
weather
permits
and
you
2ar
be
a-snured
that
we
will
be
JpHc
wU'
renewed
vigor."
yojjowing
the
report
of
Dr.
ge.fr
'of
the
gedtogieal
survey,
on
the
dbrtrict,
wfriefe
he
examined
last
e'-"v
Djrpspects
are
that
there
may
be
a
atampede
this
aprinjr
into
the
Iskut-Stikine
terti-tory
.
Be'tween
the
Naas
River
and
Yukon-Brith
Columbia
boundary
is
a
sketch
of
260
miles
of
ter
.-itorjl'.a
yet
unprospected
.,'
GovexHnnt
,
mining
engineers,
ttk
hhtjt
df
ita
possibilities.
Sbwart
:
claims
that
it
is
more
strategically
situated
as
a
point
of
entry
for
this
district
than
either
Alice
Ami
or
IIatJngs
Arm
oi-
via
the
mouth
of
the
Stikinei
River.
It
is
said
that
the
Iftkut
will
prove
one
of
the
richest
min-trftl
ureas
in
western
Canada.
In
order
to
extend
the
scope
of
operations
on
Portland
Canal
property,
toe
Georgia
River
Mines
Ltd.,
has
just
placed
an
order
for
machinery,
the
first
part
consisting
oi
a
heavy
portable
unit
ca-
Going
south
to
arrange
for
thejnable
of
driving
two
large
drift-
financing
of
two
mining
proper-
terF,
this
to
be
followed
by
a
sta-
ties,
L.
S.
McGill,
president
of
the
:
Uonery
plant
which
will
be
placed
Chamber
of
Mines,
and
chairman
at
a
point
on
the
property
where
of
the
mining
bureau
of
the
!
operation
at
the
different
work-
j
Doard
of
Trade
at
Smithers.
ar-
j
iqgs
cap
be
earned
(on
to
best
ad-rived
here
Thursday
and
sailed
i
vantage
.
It
had
been
hoped
to
yesterday
for
Vancouver
on
the
!
instal
machinery
last
fall,
but
xteamer
Pfince
Rupert.
He
ex-!
road
and
weather
oonditions
pre-pects
to
remain
away
about
three
I
vented
this
beifig'cnrried
into
ef-
weeks
and
while
in
the
south
will
attend
the
meeitng
of
the
cham
feet.
TJao
machinery
will
be
triinspurtf4
the
property
over
the
snow
vaaaiy
in
the
spring,
as
some
oi
tlie
rkkH't
gokl
ore
from
the
Portland.
tCanal
district
has
been
token
frura
the
Georgia
River
property,
gratifying
results
wpre
confidently
expected
a
develo-ment
proceeds.
A
new
highg"ade
ore
body
six
feet
wide
is
reported
to
have
been
encountered
recently
in
under-
Was
Bothered
With
Severe
Headaches
Is
Not
Troubled
Now
Mrs.
James
Rossiter,
Riverside,
N.I).,
write:
"I
was
bothered
with
severs
lieaducLes,
for
years,
and
tried
many
different,
medicines,
but
to
no
effect
One
d:v
a
friend
told
me
shout
and
after
I
had
taken
three
bottles
I
found
it
had
done
me
s
world
of
(rood.
Now
I
don't
know
what
s
headache
is
like.
I
certainly
bars
great
faith
b
Burdock
Wood
Blttrs.,r
Manufactured
only
by
The
T.
Mil-burn
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Oct.
The
elded
Melvin
Syndicate
has
de-
.....
.
wa
nnnltln
In
to
etauge
into
a
JlmUed
,
"p
M
,ompfty
wKh
capltKlimtn
of
f
ie
"
nne
r
h
H
.S506QQ0.
Development
of
the
'
"'
property
of
tue
comiany
at
Stew-
art
will
be
continued
by
the
Mar-'
mot
Metals
Co.
under
an
agiee-mant
whereby
tbe
company
has
an
option
on
all
outstanding
units.
'
ciJtfU.
Tuercfore.
UUe
mine
wus
W
of
opeations
is
reported
to
iirrTtim
AM
jxapuoed
tjy
very
em.nent
mining
wve
run
690
feet
long
in
the
tun-
tULD
iVtfwHfcK
UN
people
and
negotiations
entered
ttftl
wit
$0
virtues
In
gold
and
Jnto
with
t.'iei
associates
ana
ur-
wlver
and
visible
gold
in
one
WmiMHiiiU
made
to
carry
on
the
snort
spue.
Later
report
are
to
jfcVrfc.
'Jut
fact
that
people
so
tits
.effect
that
subsequent
devel-
MtfRiineni
in
bite
milling
RtTU)
opment
has
uwlos
d
six
unusual-tfaught
.so
well
of
the
mine
jued-
'y
rich
pockets.
This
may
have
jWf
preVibHt
dMiis.on
and
1
been
reiponubue
for
the
recent
t
nQrtu
by
Apr
ir
-wwertul
re-
sneowemsr
acuvuy
in
Big
ms-lsw4fcHrall
oethsrind.
Th
stScK-touri
stock.
IfcaUtafe'
ueuiiai)ly
4o
not
:
eallae
,
TEA
Fresh
irmm
ths
gardens'
SKIDEGATE,
Feb.
9:-gate
Inlet
has
had
the
weather
of
many
years,
has
been
lying
on
the
and
there
have
been
storms
from
the
northerly.
The
Prince
John
BILLMOR
MILL
MAY
NOT
START
CUTTING
DAILY
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IllTTII
HUTU
ni,..
umiL
junt
Ktroi
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Z
Z
1
ment.
men
applynii;
-Skide-
the
BHJmor
Sn
coldest
sawmill
near
Pi
nr
.;
Snow
said
to
have
bci,
ground
the
mill
will
nt
be
June
and
that
thnro
work
for
them
b'
'ure
WPPING
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those
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