i
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
1
;v
,t
-hiikine
Is
Rich
Mineral
District;
High
Grade
(ialena
at
Owen
Lake;
Plenty
of
Ore
at
Silver
Cup
prospective
importance
of
the
Iskut-Stikine
coun-,
i
mining
point
of
view
is
evident,
declares
E.
A.
;
,
alitor
of
the
Mining
&
Industrial
Record,
in
a
:
i
i'v
iew
of
the
possibilities
of
that
district
from
his
has
just
been
published.
He
mentions
how
Dr.
!
iuJ.
iington
of
the
department
of
geology
of
Prince-i
,i
isity,
a
world
authority
on
economic
geology,
;
oten
spending
the
past
several
summers
in
that
rui:
it
us
"the
larg-
...'i.fj
area
tributary
to
to
Taylor
who
is
developing
In
i
Co.t
of
North
Amer-
a
big
way
there.
In
this
shaft
.v,
observations,
it
is,
a
start
was
made
on
the
surface
.
.i
"
apparently
con-
with
decomposed
iron
caping
with
!r.
F.
A.
Kerr
of
the
(
zinc
and
a
slight
galena.
Now
.
t.rvey
of
Canada.
Asut
is
down
ten
fee
t
with
a
width
.
t
:n
any
for
prospect-
of
six
feet
of
clean,
high
grade
.
,;,u.
ihis
country
could
(galena.
In
his
development,
Tay-i.
Mr.
Hafrren
snys,
!'or
completed
survey
of
forty-.r
River
trail
,
up
the
four
claims
on
both
the
Silver
:
i.nd
along
the
west
jQueen
and
Diamond
Belle
groups.
;i
headwaters
of
thej.n
addition,
he
hus
taken
options
W.
other
routes
are
from
j
on
eighteen
more
claims
in
the
1
a
side.
In
the
event
of
Owen
Lake
area,
practically
com-
.i
w
i
;
t
ihvt
i
r
a
Northeastern
Rail-putlog
possession
of
all
claims
constructed
up
the,
of
say
taportance
in
that
sec-
t
be
nossiWe
to,
con-jtion.
th"
Iakut,
thus
pro-
-
country
with
traa-'
a
.
-
cin.,li.n
"
mwa
ore
rbs
oeen
encoun-
around
t
Riwr
The
route
tor
the
8ilver
Cap
mine
at
is
nlso
men-
New
Haselten
durinc
the
oast
rv,
i
dttposiu
oF
that
fw
west
that
tha
obtupany
has
r
v
i.
wed.
There
aw
to
fufthw
-jing
unU,
i
mirerals
including
.
.
.
...
,
,
,
the
como,eton
ot
the
iivr
and
a
number
of
v
.
nlready
been
B',0U,1
00
finished
very
soon
now.
rrost
authentic
in-
Drifting
jn
k0.
4
tunnel
encoun-mailable
concerning
tered
three
feet
of
high
grade
r
.1
corcnaratively
on-
B'na,
showing
big
ailver
value.
i
t
the
province
in-
ing
to
the
peculiar
shape
of
'
t
ir.
the
Iskut-Stikine
the
hill
on
which
the
Silver
Cup
h
Colombia
Columbia
has
has
the
the
located,
located,
there
there
is
is
no
no
room
room
for
for
mitier.tl
empire
tributary
44
ore
dump
conveniently
1
.
If
ft-
Coast
of
the
con-
pled
at
this
time
so
it
is
neces-
v
tS
outlnv
and
to
add
"nun
the
mill.
Numerous
naral-
-ritv
of
the
eoaunttn-
tel
vwn
showing
on
Hie
property
t
whole.'.
j
have
not
yet
been
explored
but.
"
'
"
they
show
up
on!y
half
as
rich
,
.
.,
ai
the
view
exposed
in
No.-
4
tun-
k
H.
Taylor
has
recently
ne!i
Sl!vtr
Cupt
should
be
a
into
Bnvthcra
some
fine
rich
producer.
As
soon
as
the
e"ime.is
of
galena
ore
mill
starts
using
the
ore
already
luift
sunk
on
one
of
the
on
hand,
miners
will
be
put
back
"
of
the
Diamond
Belle
st
work,
ft
Is
fully
expected
that
"f
.!.
P.
Cole
at
Owen
the
mill
will
be
in
operation
by
'
eh
is
now
under
option
the
end
of
this
month.
Mil;.
IMCKAHt)
AM)
SOIUlOWIXt;
FIMENDS
This
photo,
telephoned
from
Miami
Heath.
Florida,
shows,
t
right:
Walter
Fields,
close
friend
of
the
Riekards;
Mrs.
Kurd,
widow
of
the
famous
sports
promoter,
and
Jack
DMipsey
mier
heavyweight
champion,
as
they
appeared
enroute
to
the
'
""vices
which
were
held
prior
to
the
nturt
nWfh.
The
aressed
In
deep
mourning,
collapsed
and
had
to
be
into
the
church
by
Fields
and
Detupsoy.
HUNGARY'S
KING
;
arv
;
W
ml
The
Archduke
Otto
(above),
whom
the
Legitimist
party
in
Budapest
contends
is
already
King
of
Hungary
under
an
ancient
hereditary
statute.
He
it
living
with
his
mother,
the
former
Empress
Zita,
in
the
tinj
fishing
village
of
Legueito,
Spain.
MONKSWILL
QUARRY
ROCK
NOVA
SCOTIA
Curious
Life
of
Cistercians
Whr
Work
in
Silence
And
Are
Vegetarians
CUMBERLAND.
It.
I.,
Jan.
19
Although
their
order
is
knowi
throughout
the
world
for
its
akil
in
agriculture,
that
branch
o
the
old
French
colony
of
Clater
cian
monks
at
Tracadie,
on
the
I
:
r
i
?
ih
northern
shores
of
Nova
Scotia
which
located
in
Cumberland
1
many
years
ago,
may
desert
tht
!;.
exploration
and
de-
"try
to
wait
until
the
mill
uses
1
soil
to
develop
the
extensive
!
may
be
expected'
to
UP
PVt
of
the
'ore
now
ready
t
granite
deposits
located
on
their
v
n;
"l
to
the
wealth
of
for
milling.
The
Silver
Cup
con-(property
here.
i
i"
besides
affording
an
t'na
plenty
of
high
grade
ore!
After
years
of
patient
toi
l
it
)-.!
for
the
employ-
nd
Jready
enough
milling
ore
among
the
thickets
of
a
sparsely
If
I
and
labor.
The
has
been
blocked
out
to
keep
theieettled
section
of
the
state,
1
ot
th-
roads
and
trails'
mlu
ing
for
three
years.
Last
iv
t(
make
the
country
j
Pr'n
ten
carloads
of
ore
were
1
le
'or
not
Involve
heswvl"ipped
to
Trail
smelter
and
it
The
country
ap-iTrBKd
over
$50
a
ton
so
there
f'er
0,'iportuaitiea
llke-ir
expectations
of
large
profits
quarter-century
old
dream
hat
been
realised.
The
monks
have
just
completed
a
new
chapel,
oan-atructed
chiefly
of
the
bloe-graj'
granite
hewn
from
the
guarrie
on
the
grounds
of
the
Monastr"
of
Our
Lady
of
the
Valley.
Th
monks
preserved
absolute
ailene
as
they
labored
side
by
side.
Th
chapel
contains
14
altars
r
fleeting
the
mystery
and
dignit'
of
medieval
cathedrals
and
it
if
the
first
and
only
of
its
kind
tr
New
England.
There
are
thre
other
branches
of
the
order
in
the
United
States
and
threi
branches
in
Canada.
The
original
tract
of
land
w
purchased
by
the
bishop
of
Providence
late
in
the
18
century
foi
church
,
purposes,
but
was
pur
chased
by
the
prior
from
Kovr
Srotia
on
March
1.
1900.
It
now
I
consists
of
450
acres
of
land
which
when
first
acquired
was
nt
considered
worth
tilling.
Today
it
is
free
of
rocks,
excepting
the
quarry,
and
brings
forth
good
crop."
While
the
members
a
iv
by
regulation-
strict
vefttar-i:mis,
additional
farm
product
:r..
dairy
products
bringin
a
"
'
,
wi
okly
income.
Their
mode
of
life
is
strange
t
the
layman.
There
'are
three
nva
poverty,
chastity
and
ob-olience.
Their
habit
are
of
1
ugh
course
cloth,
bound
by
'
'
e
leather
straps
or
wooden
ii
lies.
,
Two
hours
after
midnight
their
.;:i
ly
wttln"
b"Tins
with
the
.nd
of
a
bell
for
mntlns.
Aris-in-
from
their
narrow
beds
of
1
I
In
bosHs
and
straw
mattres--i'-.
and
pillows,
they
assemble
in
h
nel
After
an
hour's
devotion
thf
laymen
take
up
their
daily
i"-'k.
Thf
remainder
of
the
day
is
'flv'dwl
into
vsr'ous
perior'?
of
labor,
devotion
and
study
anil
at
H
t.m.
thev
return
to
helr
hard
(
(Miches.
They
arc
bound
to
per-i
rtKsl
sllopce
except
at
their
devotions.
In
ill
parts
of
the
world
the
order
has
been
known
for
it
.skill
in
agriculture
and
the
tilling
of
the
soil
has
become
an
unwritten
law.
The
local
order,
while
very
successful
in
this
en
deavor
ha
had
the
addfoaaH
good
fortune
to
discover
on
it
property
a
valuable
depoalt
of
high
grade
granite.
The
extent
of
the
deposit
Is
not
yet
known,
but
the
monks
nre
convinced
that
the
a)prently
unproductive
hill
and
paiM
re
lands
will
turn
out
THE
DAILY
NEWS
25
ONLY.
RAYON
SILK
BEDSPREADS-Scalloped
all
around,
full
double
bed
size,
in
shades
of
blue,
mauve
and
rose.
Each
$,1.05
EXTRA
HEAVY
QUALITY
UNBLEACHED
SHEETING
70
inches
wide.
Yard
i
.
.....45
BLEACHED
SHEETING
Extra
Rood
quality;
wash
aod
wear
well;
72
in.
x
80
in.
wide.
Ya
J
PAIR.UURaWOOL
SCOTCH
i
sfre?
-'B4fle
Xd
pink
borders.
.750f
pHEVIOT
BLANKETS
I'ull
Pair
S7.!)5
UEIXJIAN
MADE
SILK
TAFE8TKY
CUSHION
TOPS
Special,
each
I
,$li0li
FULLY
BLEACHED
PILLOW
CASES
Good
quality;
ready
for
u,
:
Bhf)
i
,50
e
LARGE
SIZE,
GOOD
QUALITY,
jlEAVY
ENGLISH
TURK81I
'TOWELS
Fast
colors.
S
tovfels
for
$1.00
'0-INCH
IRISH
LINEN
DAMASK
A
wonderful
wearing
quel-1rreedfr.
yard
;
93r
PURE
LINEN
TYPED
GLASS
CLOTHS
Ilftsised
rmdy
for!
craAi
errm
iru
.
w
wrrciof
tui
.
IRISH
DAMASK
NAPKINS
Extra
good
quality
double
dam-iaafe
asjfcta
for
,$1.25
40-INCII
AND
42-INCH
PILLOW'COTTON
Fine
linen
finiah;
freefvetna
droealng.
Regular
50c
fdr,
yard
XVi
WHITE
TERRY
TOWELLING
18
inches
wide
with
bine
stripe.
2
yards
for
ily
3-INCH
DOUBLE
WARP
ENGLISH
PYJAMA
CLOTH
Regular
46c
yard
for,
yard
J5e
HOSIERY
AND
UNDERWEAR
ARCADIAN
HOSE
PURE
THREAD
SILK
HOSE
Reinforced
art
silk,
doable
soles,
heels
and
toes,
mock
fashioned,
double
elastic
top,
in
all
the
moat
popular
shacks.
Pair
75
HARVEY
PURE
THREAD
SILK
HOSiUa.aUJlwUMHki.
est
shades;
in
slipper
heel
and
BRuare
heel
style
;
ehitton
ana
sbrviee
weighty
Pair
....
.
.
.
iiSl.OO)
LADIES'
VESTS
Whiter
weight.
Turnbull's
nuke,
all
siaea,
sho
t
sleeves,
tailored
and
opera
top
styles.
2
for
$1.00
TURNBULL'S
WINTER
WEIGHT
BLOOM
EBB-pSU
,wooJ
and
totton
mixture
.
All
sites;
Cream
only.
'
Paii
"...
.
,75
NOVELTY
STEP-IN
AND
BLOOMER
SETS
Rayon
silk,
111
mauve
and
peach.
Regular
$3.96,
$4.60
$1.05
BEAUTIFULLY
TAILORED
RAYON
SILK
SLIPS
in
6
popular
shades.
Each
$1.50
PENMAN'S
FINE
$ASHMERE
PURE
WOOL
COAT
SWEATERS
in
3
shades.
All
sites
$.1.05
BOY'S'
GOLF
HOSE
Pure
wool,
English
make.
Slies
8V3
to
10'
Pair
CONSCIENCE
MONEY
LS
TURNED
IN
t
TO
M
r
;
these
items
rarely
exceed
$xu,
M0NCT0N.
N.B..
Jan.
17.
They
once
rose
to
$60.
but
the
"Conscience
money"
to
the
extent
present
contribution
has
cotnplete-of
$1860.88
has
been
received
by
y
established
a
new
record
for
the
treasurer
of
the
Atlantic
re-
repayments.
gion
of
the
Canadian
National,
Railways,
the
largest
single
con-
California
sd:
"Cook
wnnted.
to
be
their
"acre
of
diamonds."
trlbutlon
of
such
character
everit.nuut,.
0f
taking
care
of
sorority
So
lntd
of
adhering
to
their
.recorded
by
that
of
filial.
!
house,
cafeteria
or
chicken
coop."
PAGE
FIVE
SALE-JANUARY-SALE
Starts
Saturday,
January
19th
to
28th
7
Days
Selling
n
n
rfe
uenuine
uearance
rnces
FRASER
&
PAYNE
STAPLES
AND
DRESS
GOODS
3RD
AVENUE
AND
SIXTH
STREET
(M-INCIL.WjOQL
-COATING
Heavy
weight,
in
navy,
..
Jjrown-andIark
bluer
Yard
iSl.70
10
PIECES
OF
ENGLISH
FIGURED
M0R0CAIN
CREPE
in
plaids
and
ehecKs
.
Regular
$1
00
to
SI
.75
yard
.
Yard
....05c
BLACK
CHIFFON
VELVET
86
inches
wide;
made
id
France.
Yard
,
;..
..812.75
16a
YARDS
BUJ)K
DUCHESSE
5ATIN--Genuine
Swiss
made.
,Xard
i-illO
KNGLISH
DRESS
FLANNELS
Superior
quality.
Guaranteed
pure
wool;
81
Inches
wide.
Regular
S1.B5.
Yard
85r
56-INCH
WOOL
BENGALINE
FOR
SUITS
AND
DRESSES
5
shades.
Regular
$3.50
yard
for,
yard
$ir.75
LADIES'
COMBINATIONS
Silk,
wool
and
cotton
mixture.
Turnbull's
make.
Tailored
top
and
short
sleeve
styles
$1.75
75
HOUSE
DRESSES
in
all
sizes
arid
not
two
alike.
Broadcloths,
morocain
crepe9,
prints
and
chintzes.
Values
$2.95,
S3.50
for,each.
.f
.
.'
$1.50
CHILDREN'S
PURE
WOOL
CASHMERE
HOSE
in
cream
only.
Sizes
6
to
8M.
3
pairs
for
.$1.00
r
A
GROUP
OF
DRESSES
;iir
flat.
crepe,
crepe"
de
chene,
British
spun
silk,
etc.
Clearing
at
HALF
PRICE
AND
LESS.
Regular
values
$12.60
$lffi.95'
to
$15.00.
Special
to
clear
$0.95
ODD
LOT
OF
LADIES'
SWEATERS
Jn
pull-over
styles.
As-so:
ted
sizes
and
colors.
Each
$2.1)5
I
GIRLS'
PURE
WOOL
SWEATERS
with
collar
in
eoat
style
in
sand,
blue
and
red.
Sizea24to32.
Each
$1.1)5
SCOTCH
FINGERING
YARN-4-ply
pure
wool
in
10
shades.
I'ound
COATS
CROCHET
COTTON
in
wjilte'ohly.
All
sizes.
I
Red
label
quality
.
Regularly
sold
for
25c
ball.
2
balls
for
,
25
j
22
LADIES'
ENGLISH
GABARDINE
RAINCOATS
Belted
"
"
Inodeia.
Sizes-SG
to
41.
To
clear
at,
each
$5.00
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
BOYS'
TWEED
KNICKERS
Open
knee
styles.
weanng
cloth.
Drawers
Pair
A
good
hard
...$1.00
.?
i
T
POYS'
HEAVY
KNIT
FURE
WO
0
U
SWEATERS
Pen-
!
man
a
raaxe.
Pullover
style
--with
shawl
collars,
in
navy,
ma.oon
and
brown.
SIzeS23
tO
34.
,
i
ch
$1.75
:
BOYS'
COMBINATIONS
Mercury
make.
Extra
good
wearing
garment.
Size
24
to
92
$1.00
10
ONLY.
BOYS'
TWEED
SUITS
ia
Che
shade
only.
Pure
wool
Scotch
tweed.
Sizes21
to
23-.
$jr
MEN'S
COMBINATIONS-Watsoii's
make.
Medium
weight.
beautifully
finish
ga:ment.
Sizes
3G
to
42
$1.05
hirU
$1.00
.$1.00
RUBBER
FOOTWEAR
At
Extraordinary
Low
Prices.
Black
Chief,
Dominion
Rubber
Makes.
MEH'S
KNEE
RUBBER
BOOTSSizes
6
td
11
$1.75
MEN'S
THREE
QUARTERS
Sizes
6
to
11
S0.I.V
MEN'S
HIP
BOOTS
Sizes
6
to
11
$
5
BOYS'
HEAVY
KNEE
BOOTS-SIze
1
to
5
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BOYS'
HEAVY
STORM
BOOTS-Sfies
1
to
6
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YOUTHS'
HEAVY
KNEE
BOOTS-Sizes
11
to
13
.
.32-10
YOUTHS'
HEAVY
STORM
BOOTS-Size
11
to
It
8,MH
LADIES'
RUBBER
BOOTSKnee
length.
Sites
2',
to
LADIES'
STORM
Bobfs-ls'ize
2
to
6
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MISSES'
RUBBER
BOOTS-Knce
length.
Site
ll'to
2.
Price
82J5
CHILDS'
RUBBER
BOOTS-Khee
length
Sites
6
to
10
Price
$1.1)5
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reputation
foY
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the
des-
Conscience
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vb
writ-ert
bloom,
thev
have
intimated
te"
on
the
outside
of
the
envelope
that
the
chief
industry
In
the
which
was
addressed
to
the
comp-future
will
be
the
quarrying
of
(roller's
office,
but
there
whs
no
ranite.
explanation
offered
as
to
the
rea-
.
son
for
restitution
of
such
a
larfte
amount.
B.
A.
Bourgeous.t
treasurer,
with
nearly
40
years';
experience,
and
A.
E.
Plant,!
comptroller,
declared
that
while
HE
Uric
fiF
RAIlWAY
tn1?
or
ior
um8
are
rcivd
nCtnlJ
Ui
lAtilLUrtl
Mt1
ymr
for
conscience
money.
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COLDS
During
the
period
following
colds,
coughs,
grippe,
influenza
or
other
prostrating
illness,
when
your
body
is
weakened,
is
the
worthwhile
time
to
prove
the
strength-restorative
merit
of
1
CGTT'S
EMULSION
OF
PURE
VITAMIN-RICH
COD-UVER
OIL
It
is
the
food-tonic
with
world-wide
prestige,
that
strengthens
and
helps
build
up
the
weakened
body
and
restore
the
normal
balance
of
health.
If
you
are
rundown
with
Grippe
build
up
on
Scott's
Emulsion!
Scwlt
a
Suwiit,
Turoat
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