I
II;.
Tuesday.
Jmium
PAGE
SIX
DAILY
NEWS
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TRANSFER
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
580
DRY
BIRCH
JACKP1NE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
.........
-.v;
$3.50
Double
load
..
$6.50.
&Lnrire
sack
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
feiribiha
Peerless
Egg
$12.0(1'
jllrnljina
Washed
Nuts
vWi......
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Large
Egg
.
VV.
....
S12.50
Alberta'Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
a..'.;
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal.
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Bnggage
Day
and
Night
Service
139
Second
Avenue
,1.1
I
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kipp
ers'
TUB
DAINTIEST
BHBAKFAST
FOOa
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
1
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
AND
YOU
VVILL
MAKE
THIS
RESOLUTION
ONCE
YOU
HAVE
RIDDEN
IN
THE
MEW
Mm
V
More
More
Pep,
Power
Comfort
Than
Any
Light
Car
Ever
Built.
They
Arc
on
Display
at
Our
Showroom.
IS.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORD
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News'
District
News
BURNS
LAKE
The
provincial
department
of
ipublia
writs
.has-
.delivered
.a
snow
plow
to
Hums
Lake.
It
will
!
be
w?dinkeTinB-hTf
mi
ri
auto
roads
in
the
district
clear
during
tire
"winter
season.
"
Andrew
Anderson
is
expected
back
this
week
from
Victoria
I
where
he
has
been
spending
the
I.
holidays
with
Mra,
Anderson
and
baby,
,
daughter
who
are
visiting
Business
visitors
in
town
during
the
past
week
have
included:
Albert
Bach,
P.
Williams,
Falling
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
J.
Carrol,
and
daughter,
Deckter
Lake;
William
Blair.
Prince
George.
Robert
Lowe
left
hist
week
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
He
will
visit
with
Mrs.
Lowe
who
is
at
rresunt
with
her
mother
at
West
Vancouver,
and
also
has
business
matters
to
attend
to
VANDERHOOF
The
Vanderhoof
and
District
BWrdi
of
Trade,
(b;aB
ejected
ofrJ
fibers
'
fof
19&9
aa
follows:
rri-
n
foenf,,:R."
fVMathews;
vjce-pres-
tlent,"J6tiA
W.:
Patettb-ii;
Vwcred
ff-mkimx'
George
Ogston;
executive,'
J.
W.
"11.
Day,
John
II.
facMillan,
M.
M.
Connelly
(Fraeer
Lake)
and
R.
C.
MeCor-
ell.
M.
E.
Fasten
of
Mapes
and
John
M.
A.
Eva
and
Caleb
Prout
have
become
members
of
the
rig
to
have
the
provincial
govern
ment
resume
operations
at
the
Nechako
Creamery.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
xTechako
Farmers?-Iristitute
waw
held
here
last
Saturday
after
noon.
.-;
iBthop
a
A.
Rix
of
Prince
Rupert
was
a
visitor
here
on-SUnday
and
held
services
in
Van
derhoof-and
Chilco
Miss
Dorothy
Ufquhart
has
re
sumed
her
school
teaching'(ltit-e1!l-
ton
and
stamp-Vincent:
at
Stuart
River
eft'r
having
Tent
he
holidays
with
her
par-nts
in
Vii'toria.
"I
Wonder
Why
to
many
peopt
sufftr
from
indi-geidon
when
they,
could
to
canty
avoid
it.
Din
dn
I
did
th
lama.,
before
I
found
out
abut
Dr.-Chaie'
Kidnry-Uvcr
PIk
.
'
It
ii
lurprlifng
hw
qtriclljr
Dr.
Chaie't
Kidney-Lire
r
Pill
arouie
the
ectipnbf
lh
liver
ami
'
boweb,
iit
tff,Urdrt
from
iha.
.
overworked'
krdrlri
and
reitorW
the
natural
funetjoru
of
the
digestive
tytctm."
Dr.
Chase's
ssr
Pills
WHAT
IS
L
I
that
keeps
you
always
looking
well
and
smartly
dres
ed?
OUR
SERVICE
PHONE
6
19
to
have
your
clothes
pressed
We
call
for
arid
delivuir
to
all
parts
of
thejty
V
x
vTlrTe
StAtlhglWind
OvJr1-
coatings
on
hand.
Come
in
today
and
let
us
take
your
(
measure.
Cutting.
vVorkniiWiahip,
style.
all
ifuaranteed.
l5eH
material
and
reason
'
able
prleas.
Ling,
the
Tailor
l'honc
61!)
ANGLICAN
W.
A.
ANNUAL
MEETING
AfWi
TrKl!
A
Wlcw
.
J
qnoreA
by
Presentation
on
Starting
President
The
jinpual
meeting
of
the
!njor"c;Bra'j.;h.
of.
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
St..
Andrew's
Ang-ican
.Qptiju
lrul
wj)s
jield
yesterday.,
afternoon
in(
t,he
Cathedral
HalL,.
The.
prooipdjngs
opened
with
,Mr.
Anderson'
parents,
lM
$y
.Comnmnip,nj
which
was
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Saul.
hidnHnlsTered
by
fhd
rector,
Rev.
I.
Jr.
muson,
wno
also
gave
a
helpful
"Address.
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster
presided
at
the
organ.
A
notable
feature
of
the
pro-.uedinga
was
the
presentation
by
Mrs.
G
A..
Rix,
assisted
by
Mrs.
'.
L.
Mc'ntosh
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean,
of
a
diocesan
life
mem-!urshin
to
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew
tor
her
work
and
devotion
with
he
Women's
Auxiliary.
Mrs.
Andrew
had
iust
completed
her
fourth
term
as-
-president
and,
re-S&t&r
president.
mis-
was
The
tcomlet,:fist',of
new1
'of-
Nfetti
Na
follows
'
'
Honorary
liresideiit,
Mrs.
G.
A.
President,
Mrs.
Thomas,
Andrew.
.
-....
:
Pirsthivte-president,
Mrs.
G.
.-..Woodland.
Second
vketpresident,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Greer.
Secretary.
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
R.
V.
G.
Le-Pine.
s
Dorcas-
secretary,
-Mrs.
George
Rorie
and
Mrs.
F.
G.
Pyle
(jointly).
'
Oirls'
secretary,
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills.
Juniors
secretary,
Mrs.
C.
V.
'"'
'
'
l-Mtt.
KtU
rtHlpeW
'kecretary,
ry,
Mrs.
Mrs.
'ftmi4iswe
retHrw
'Mrs.
s.
.it.
.
i;i
Wr
C-fi
Aanln1(i'
-
.1iit
.
'1.1
Ji
:
LeafMts
Secretary
Mrs.
A.
G.
nix
i-ti
-
iU"
I-
.isMtesotufitfiseeretay,
Mrtfj'A.
T,
rAtkin4I
.0
.1
Diocesan
delegates.
MrS.-
W.
H,
ifruVU.
Ir.
Bert
WesV'and
irs.
P.
-M.
Raynor.
iUTK
!WS
LIYING
.
:
'
AWAY
FROM
WIFE
WATrttlfON.
Mass.,
Ja
Hacl
17
Boils
On
His
Neck
Arms
and
Legs
Mr.
A.
L.
Willna,
Sapton,.
Man.,
writes:
-"I
had
been
bothered
with
boils
for
about
two
years.
I
had
seventeen
on
my
Beck,
arnfl.
and
lee.
I
trwd
all
kind,
of
roediriiievbqt
non
of
them
sremnl
Xn
iielp
tn
ny.
I
thrfi
used
two
bQttlck.oX
u
i
;
"
r
i
.T
fennf
and
I
havef
denr
been
bothered
with
i
any
boiUr!
iuxie
tLi."
.
n.
U.
tnaaufattured
only
by
j
TUTkVrt
Colid-,
Toronto,
Out.
QUEEN
OF
HOLLAND
TL
t
I
t.
i
i
a.
...
....
..
i
i
t
r
:
mis
uiiucuai
pnoio
snows
ine
opening
or
the
iutcn
Mates
iienerai
oy
ner
m;.ii'M
m
-,i
vilhelm;na
c.i
Ijolland,
in
the
presence
of
H.R.1J.
Prince
Hendrik.
her
royal
contort
ni;'
U
the
Prnce8s
Juliana,
their
daughter
(left).
The
Queen
is
shown
mafifnr
hot
&pmh
frnm
u,t
Throne.
;
News
of
th-
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
B.
C.
Minuifr
Empire
Moving
North;
Progress
at
Topley
Richfield;
Alohawk
at
New
Hazelton
Shipping
Ore
Every
year
that
passes
by
sees
the
minintr
empire
of
,
!
veraptnent,
weric.
avct&fv
mm
I
i
of
the
ore
leing
shipped
t
w
tr
mn
IBS
ounces
silr.
'I
ounces
or
goiu,
au.
pen
nt
m
and
8
itercent
line
to
the
in
KING
MAKES
PROGRESS
LONDON.
Jan.
15:-Th.
na
bulletin
says:
"King
(;rir
ba
1
a
quiet
day.
lhe
proirns
i
British
Columbia
flung
a
little
further
north
and
opening
vioualy
noted
though
to
individual
entemrise
new
nnnnrttinities
in
thf
snttfo-
'Hi
ti
tiauaa.
Th
Th
next
next
bi
bulb-tin
il
ment
of
the
province,
transportation
and
merchandising,
Thum,ay
mwrni''
wntes
h,
A.
Haggen,
editor
of
the
Mining
and
Industrial
rijwrDAi
TnnAV
uecord.
A
year
ago
the
mineral
discoveries
on
the
In-
iunwnL
iuum
cenika
River
were
sufficiently
demonstrated
to
attract
:
the
attention
of
strong
capital
and
mining
enterprise
irito
,
1
nui,
wni.,
Jan.
j
-
action
nf
th
rmintrv
?.00
-
-
fUMTal
Of
Major
Grahair
1-
L.
deputy
minister
of
railway.
beyond
anv
railway
service.
The
v
i.
.-a,a
success
of
the
development
carried
whch
an
new
dlscoveriea
of
any
A
nere
iqay'
out
since
then
leaves
no
doubt
8Ie
are
maJred.
Th
Inganfk
:
mat
ne
e
we
in
me
maxmg
is
gpdkCT,
-
8.
naye.
o
at
a
0
ARSBNIC
IN
CANADA
fyj
.
,
,.
T
"
'
iivan.,
ana
ine
oowser
iaite
his.
.
-
i.MJf'e
jei
uyveivu
in
me
pruv-
covery
a,
a
nWnl
SUlllTO
All
th
white
BFtenic
i.r.liw
ince.
It
is
not
so
long
ago
that
Th
-,i
i.
j
tjL
-u.-i
i
i..
.1
K.
f
n!n?
TOhfment0
far
f6"
peators
to
pnah
into
the
fatflttt!
'hf
Iha
araenical
silv
ftabe
Rrith
made
fhe
fillowlng
mineral
deposits
undreamed
of
a
$nMng
of
the
ahaft
to
the
100.1
tatement
concerning
his
wire,""
au-
'":
(Mt
mv
-
h
Tot.w.nii-
'"iterday
:
"My
wife
and
I
have
t
lived
together
for
he
last
hree
years.
-
During
that
time
I
:
ive
seiadm
met
her.
I
have
dqne
il
that
1
can
to
comply
with,
her
viahes.
Her
death
is
a
great
"
hock
to'
me."
i
KITIMAAT
COUNCIL
GETTING
OUT
LOGS
CFROM
THE
RESERVE
KITIMAAT,
Jan.
15.
Tlw
Indian
cojUecjded
to
malte
some
impfovt-menM
to
the,
village.
They
started
-auttlng-logs
on
'Reserve
;
No.
-1
nnd'expect
.to
get
out
.from
!
2000
tft
XOOO
Jee't
Of
spruce.
Jamos
Aiklns'
Iteflm
donkey
will"
belied
in
corinectf&in
with
this
work.
One
of
the
members
of
the
vil
lage
passed
away
last
week
in
the
person
of
MM.
Simon
Hall.
GROUNDWOOD
PULP
Groundwood
pulp
formed
58
percent
oi
tha
total
quantity
of
pulp
made
in
Canada
in
T92C.
KVy
.
.
corners
of
the
province
,
m
,
,
,
,
,
-
-
r--
--
.-.
15.--
...
wv
.nviwi
v..
v
i...,
nr.
.
.
.
-
-
..-
V.
...U...m
UVU
IVllltU.
M
1
1
1
I
.IIII
rill
.11'
l0UM
or'-
,th
ergvU,
UnltadJtaU.
.ucad.
It
has
come
Jlo
be
a
max-
".
(,.A
.
..
.
..
.
field
property
is
now
tha
chief
,
,
,
,1.
1
"
"
im
of
the
mining
Industry
of
to-
.
.
.
.
n.
?f
ffi
tSS
?
h,fU
dUy
re
ncentratad
on
rhaaat
In
Canada
in
192fi
ficient
extent
tt
and
value
a
means
..
.
'
.
,A
,
.
.
.
&JJElJ?X2i
f
th.
leve.
to
open
for
de'velop-
w..
miMM
&
fount.
mnt
lwo
or.e
bod,e"
MMhted
r-
viiuy
oy
uidmuna
arming
osr
great
mining
and
metallurgical
.
ij.,
tot
furlher
tvrpriaes
for
which
the
prqa-
neUcr
h&spi
isd
th;
way,
FakheT'estii'it",tho
pidstinrr
therly
part
of
the
1
ortland
Canal
mining
divlaionj
we
see
repeated
the
story
of
the
Ingenika
discoveries.
Ner
Bowser
Lake,
dn
Bell-Irving
River,
prospectors
a
jpmemt
operations,
values
of.
Uie
re
(flsdoaed
on
the
tOO-foot
Iml
1
by
he.
djamond
drilling
Ijava.taj
surpassed
tKe
values
obtafrittf
on
the
old
levels.
j
Rapid
progress
is
being
made
In
development
of
the
Mohawk
year
ago
found
outcrops
of
ofe
mine
at
New
Hatelton
following
from
which
they,
brought
oiit
the
reeent
doubling
of
the
crew,
samples.
One
of
the
Consolidate
The
160-foot
raise
from
the
main
ed
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.'s
en,
tunnel
to
the
surface
is
well
un-glneers
was
so
favorably
Impres
der
way
and
the
high
grade
ore
sed
with
what
had
been
found
disclosed
in
the
tunnel
maintains
that
the
comr.my
undertook
its
,
as
work
progresses.
The
rainer
development.
The
minerals
in-
filiation
in
the
raise,
from
wtilcR
dude
gold,
silver,
lead
and
line
:
high
grade
ore
is
being
shipped
in
a
zone
between
700
and
800
'direct
to
the
smelter,
shew
feet
in
width
and
traceable
for
greatly
increased
width
fend
vat
several
miles.
jues.
The
drift
tunnel
continues
Some
years
ago.
the
Bowser
to
disclose
High-
grade
ore
be-Mke
country
seemed
so
inacces-iyond
the
point
where
the
raise
sable
that
nothing
loa
than
gold
was
started
and
large
ore
"re-Mcks
would
be
likely
to
attract
serves
are
being
rapidly
blocked
attention
'to
it.
Although
It
lojout.
Considerable
attention
was
'
diolit
100
miles
north
nf
Stewart
directed
to
the
property
as
a
re-bv
present
route
of
travel,
It
.suit
of
a
recent
strike
wjien
the
will
be
possible
to
land
prospect
'''rift
tunnel
encountered
a
new
m
and
supplies
by
airplane
as
ore
tone,
the
shipping
ore
beinir
ts
belnt'
done
In
the
outlying
Increased
in
width
from
1C
to
27
parts
of
Ontario,
Manitoba
and
;nhe.
Assays
showed
high
sil-'
Alask
a
If
development
proves
'
er
valuea
of
212
ounces
to
the
"t
anything
like
surface
Indicat-
son
In
addition
to
lead,
line
and
ms
th.-
d'scovery
will
provide
gold
values.
The
returns
of
five
,an
additional
Incentivo
to
the
carloads
of
ore
whlih
are
being
"rovlsion
of
railway
transnortat-
-hipped
to
Htnolti-r
ore
ex
nee
ted
I
Ion
into
the
hinterland
via
the
o
not
only
pny
for
all
develop,
great
valley
of
the
Naas
River.
Iment
costs
to
date
but
to
leave
j
The
Sullivan
mine
of
East
,
a
strong
treasury
to
contjnue
de-
CANADIAN
CIIBFSE
of
f.w
iwilimli-
Til
390.
It
requires
no
stretch
of
the
MoM,
,t
the
intmUm
of
th
fjgrvOUS
311(1
Run
DOWl
imagination
to
foresee
the
day
lrtnn.mpnt
tn
,,nt
tll
lU
HUH
uwai
"h5"
lyg1'6
0f
he.
F
"!ay
sonaa
by
lateral
work
immediate-
l,
,ga
't,teB
y
ts
objectiw.
oTagrftulrlrtland
pastoral
lands
It
h
ejlt)W.ted
that
,ar)re
vyill
be
sivanned
by
a
new
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