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and
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mixing
glass
put
two
lumps
cracked
ice,
one
cocktail
glass
MistiC'
toe
Gin,
the
juice
of
one
lemon,
two
tcaspoonfuls
powdered
sugar,
one
bottle
of
plain
soda.
Stir
well
and
serve
while
fizzing.
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not
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or
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by
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Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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FOR
A
TRIAL
ORDER
OF
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and
Alberta
Sootless
Fresh
Shipments
Arrive
Every
Week
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&
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&
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"Rupert
Brand"
THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
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Daily
by
Canadian
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&
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Storage
Co.,
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RUPERT,
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KEEN
A
BRAND
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
OF
RELIEF
Salvation
-Army
Again
Took
Active
part;U)WtribuUcfi
Hampers
aWaVrbinner
CAMPAIGN
NETS
$167
The
needy
of
this
city
were
well
cared
for
yesterday.
Various
organizations
sent
out
hampers
to
families
and
certain
restaurante
igave
meals
free
or
at
very
small
.
cost
to
unfortunate
men.
None
who
were
known
to
be
in
distress
were
:
neglected.
As
usual,
the
Salvation
Army
took
an
active
part
in
the
Christmas
relief
work.
Twenty
well-filled
hampers
were
sent
out
by
the
officers
and
yesterday
from
noon
until
6
pjn.
dinner
was
served
for
unemployed
men
in
the
Citadel.
Not
a
i
very
large
number
availed
themselves
of
the
opportunity
to
enjoy
the
meal,
but
those
who
did
attend
were
very
appreciative.
During
the
afternoon
there
was
a
musical
pro-
gram
to
cheer
the
guests.
Among
those
participating
in
the
program
ware
Emil
Hudema,
Jimmy
Bryant,
Andrew
Martin,
Ted
Harmon
and
Miss
Ena
Anderson,
there
being
several
orchestral
numbers.
Games
were
also
played.
The
Dally
News
again
assisted
the
Salvation
Army
In
its
efforts
to
raise
relief
funds
and,
as
a
result
of
the
campaign,
the
sum
of
$167.96
was
realized,
this
being
a
slightly
,
larger
amount
than
last
year.
Among
me
aonors
not
already
mentioned
were:
Mrs.
Glllls,
$3.50.
In
His
Name.
$1.
In
the
street
pots
on
Monday
and
Tuesdav
the
sum
nf
vi
one
nniiw.t.
i
ed.
This
was
not
lno.lndnH
in
iho
campaign
total
and
is
used
for
general
Army
relief
work.
ALICE
ARM
TURKEYS
ALICE
ARM,
Dec.
26.
A
-turkey
shoot
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
T.
W.
Falconer
at
the
west
end
of
First
Avenue.
Many
marksmen
,
took
home
plump
turkeys
for
their
Christmas
dinners.
The
Christie
mystery
stories
are
the
most
nonular
written
tn
"The
Seven
Dials
Mystery"
mences
In
this
paper
in
a
few
days.
Coal?
Coal?
Take
advantage
of
low
price
Vo
put
In
your
winter
i
apply,
EDSON
end
CASSIOY-WELLIXG.
TON
In
any
quant
It
In.
Alio
flour,
Uut.
drain
and
Trrd.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
58
AND
558
THE
DAIL?
NEWS
Thursday,
DcccmhpT
2
Nes
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PKINCE
RUPERT
Mountain
Boy
Active;
B.
C.
Silver
Quiet
Montreal
Interests
Take
Over
Lucky
Jim
at
Stewart;
Imnortnnt
Montreal
mining
and
financial
interests
have
concluded
negotiations
for
the
taking
over
of
the
Lucky
Jim
property,
adjoining
the
Mountain
boy
on
tne
northwest
in
the
American
Creek
section
of
the
Portland
Canal
district.
.
Acting
on
behalf
of
the
eastern
interests,
William
Tolin
has
already
made
a
cash
payment
of
$3000
to
the'
owners
of
the
Lucky
Jim
and
subsequent
payments
are
scheduled
to
follow
in
due
course.
A
program
of
in
tensive
development
work
13
j
planned
for
next
year.
The
prop-
but
no
furtner
commercial
values
SwS'SE
-ISr:
were
found.
Drift
637.
the
north-
,U1C
IUillLUUCU
Willi
UI1C
LailVV
V-40
of
the
Last
Chance
group,
and
Is
Harry
Townsend,
consulting
engi-jneer
for
the
Mountain
Boy,
gave
I
considerable
attention
to
the
Lucky
Jim
and
took
numerous
samples,
one
of
which,
taken
across
seven,
feet
of
the
vein,
gave
80c
in
gold
with
77.8
ounces
silver
and
5
copper.
A
sample
taken
by
William
Dosence
across
fourteen
feet
of
the
vein
assayed
9
copper
and
a
small
amount
of
gold
and
silver.
It
is
now
thoroughly
established
that
this
vein
is
a
continuation
of
the
main
Mountain
Boy
vein.
The
vein
strikes
northwest
and
southwest
and
dips
into
the
hill
at
an
angle
of
45
degrees.
It
has
been
tracec
for
700
feet
and
much
of
the
ground
has
yet
to
be
prospected
by
the
owners.
Recently
the
new
owners
of
the
property
had
an
engineer
on
the
ground
and
it
is
understood
that
his
sampling
bore
up
equally
well
with
that
taken
by
Mr.
Town-send
and
Mr.
Bosence.
During
this
winter
and
coming
spring,
the
Mountain
Boy
Dronerty
i
will
undergo
the
most
progressive
development
the
Portland
Canal
district
has
ever
seen,
according
to
William
Tolin
in
giving
a
brief
review
of
the
work
accomplished
at
the
property
so
far
and
plans
that
are
proposed
for
next
year.
Apart
from
the
activities
at
the
Mountain
Boy
proper,
Mr.
Tolin
expects
to
see
American
Creek
come
Into
its
own
next
year
as
the
chief
centre
of
mining
activity
in
the
Stewart
district.
In
addition
to
his
own
company
s
large
program
of
expansion,
he
:
looks
for
considerable
activity
from
!
the
Anaconda
Copper
Co.
on
their
recently
acauirqd
Good
Luck
group.
mucn
Development
oy
me
usiskq
Rouyn
Co.
on
htr
group
of
four
claims
and
a
good
deal
of
prospecting
and
preliminary
work
on
the
Lucky
Jim
grotto.
The
Northern
Prospecting
Syndicate
may
also
be
active
further
up
the
creek
on
the
property
which
they
have
every
reason
to
believe
is
the
old
"Arteona
Copper"
of
1898.
In
preparation
for
this
winter's
work,
the
Mountain
Boy
is
at
present
engaged
in
laying
in
iau
tons
oi
supplies
sumcient
to
last
a
crew
of
fifteen
men
for
many
I
months.
Two
shifts
are
now
work-
i
ing
but
by
the
end
of
May
another
I
shift
will
be
added
to
speed
up
the
5000
feet
of
tunneling
scheduled
for
;
the
coming
year.
The
company
is
;
endeavoring
to
block
out
a
large!
tonnage
of
ore
by
the
end
of
next
'
summer
and
the
construction
of
a
,
mill
does
not
seem
to
be
a
remote
possibility.
Since
last
spring
20001
feet
of
tunnels
have
been
driven,
tapping
the
high-grade
lead
in
No.
1
level
at
a
depth
of
170
feet.
In
No.
2
level
the
Mann
vein
has
been
encountered
and
in
the
course
of
development
a
raise
was
made
to
go.
i
level
mrough
ore
all
the
way.
The
present
work
consists
of
drifting
toward
the
intersection
of
the
Mann
vein
and
the
high-grade
lead,
involving
a
1500-foot
tunnel
which
will
not
reach
Its
objective
until
nexi
May.
Tin
intersection
was
discovered
last
fall
by
an
Intrepid!
workman
who
deaclnded
by
ropes;
from
the
cliff
above
and
was
re-
I
warded
with
a
thirty-foot
width
of
exceptionally
good
milling
ore.
The
Mountain
Boy
now
looms
as
one
of
the
most
promising
potential
producers
in
the
Bear
River
section.
The
company
is
amply
financed
and
thoroughly
capable
of
carrying
out
any
program
outlined
for
it
by
the
engineers
in
charge..
j
Most
of
recent
work
on
the
B.
C.
Silver
property
at
Stewart
has
been
confined
to
No.
6
level.
Drift
636,
the
southwesterly
drive
on
the
zone,
has
been
advanced
89
feet,
thus
bringing
the
face
982
feet
from
the
shaft.
This
advance
was
mainly
in
favorable
prophyry,
showing
scattered
commercial
values.
Some
cross-cutting
was
done
of
this
drift
easterly
drive
on
the
zone,
has
been
I!!?1!?
JSur
well-known
8tw-
face
t0
witnln
3n
ieet
from
the
edge
Ui"
i-iua
-juius.
mu
Qf
tne
833
drUt
TnJs
work
was
aeuce,
nuwuru
wampueii
aim
juiui
Haahtl.
Last
summer
the
claims
were
surveyed
and
a
trail
brushed
partly
In
green
porphyry
and
partly
In
tuff.
The
sampling
here
did
not
'SSI
H116
lth
a
strong'
rumor
that
the
B.
C.
Silver
lu-
Dug
".suinnl?r
has
Just
made
another
Important
strike
on
No.
4
leval.
Colors
For
All.
Canadian
1930
License
Plates
The
nine
provinces
of
Canada
have
the
following
color
scheme
for
their
1930
motor
vehicle
licence
olat":
New
Brunswick
Aluminum
background
with
crimson
letters
xau
ligures.
Kovu
Scotia
White
background
v!h
red
letters
and
figures.
Prince
Edward
Island
White
background
with
green
letters
and
figures.
Quebec
Yellow
hfkround
with
ilack
letters
and
figures.
Ontario
White
urn-
round
with
black
letters
and
figures.
Manitoba
Blue
background
with
white
letters
and
figures.
Saskatchewan
Chocolate
background
with
white
letters
and
figures.
Alberta
Oreen
background
with
white
letters
and
figures.
British
Colunrijla
Red
background
with
froijge
letters
and
figures.
Hils
aftentooaPralnTdw
from
the
East
at
3:30,
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
tithe.
'The
Seven
Dials
Mystery"
is
one
of
the
famous
Christie
stories.
It
commences
in
a
few
days
in
this
paper.
.c.
by
buying
the
of
n.c.
ritoDucrs
hurf.au
1
h.
t
limin
Hoard
nf
1
!
'
Dr
Alexander
rnor.r.
sis
ItMNCK
IU.OCK
DENTIST
SAVE
MONEY!
.
SAVE
MONEY!
Try
C.
C.
Ketchmns
Minehead
Coal
THE
BEST
ALBERTA
COAL
IN
I'RINCF.
RUPERT
Save
10
per
cent
In
weight
and
buy
our
coal,
walch
is
always
under
cover
and
full
weight.
Egg,
1-inch
to
3-inch
".
$12.50
Stove,
3-inch
to
6-inch
$12.75
Furnace
Lump
,.$13.50
WE
CAN
SUPPLY
Telkwa
Lump
$13.50
Wellington
Lump
$14.50
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&
CO.,
LTD.
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rniDAY
two
snows
7
and
9
p.m.
TALKING
AND
MUSICAL
PROGRAM
Warner
Baxter
and
Edmund
Lowe
In
That
Great
Western
sm
nin
a
niiAM
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m
ULU
MI,UM
Cosr.cdy.
"Ask
Dad"
Novelty,
"The
Interview"
ADMISSION.
20c
AND
C5c;
SATURDAY
MATINEE,
15P
AND
4oc
jjmfoJucIqa
cotck
ipB
l!ik
A
mere
mtlUm,
pntrout
and
dtUgktM
twit
than
"Whit
HrK'lit
nrt
obuirmbie.
Thi$
Reel
Oid
Scotch,
uhich
it
tht
$nbr
uhitky
of
Scotland,
uill
$itUun
th$
dignity
of
any
dub.
M
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on
or
Cottagt
onywhirt.
It
1$
dUHUtd
and
boitl-rd
in
Scotland
and
ttnt
t
all
corner
of
tht
glob.
GLASGOW
LONDON
GATE
TOWN
LUMBE
NO
GOOD
JUDGK
Ukes
much
Botioot
tha
colour
in
judgia
whisky.
nr
is
h
uvoursblv
inipntntd
by
tha
bite
in
deUr-mining
tha
mm
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1
quality
11
a
giasi
of
colon.
mwhohwhu
grave
impiana
nJ
PPi
with
tuition.
WhUVy
n.!
i.
can
be
matured
and
ttiil
U
almost
colourless.
The
colouiuohuuned
frwn
the
particular
wood
in
whu
tut
u
matured,
and
if
matured
in
plmn
oak
casks
there
would
be
little
or
no
ch&ng
in
the
colour
of
the
whiky.
Do
not,
therefore,
judge
whiaky
by
colour
It
doe
net
always
indicate
aga
or
itrength.
The
Itlglit
Way
to
Twt
Good
trkfalj
Eipru
tt
hikr
tcr
Um
bom
m
tu
tiit-
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food
vkltkr
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