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MARINE
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and
385
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a
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Specialty:
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COUNTRY
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Our
make
Fresh
every
day.
Superior
Quality.
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in
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News'
t
MuitU
pace
sr.
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r
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AND
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580
DRY
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JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
...7"3:50
Double
load
$6.50
Large
sack
50;
Box
Wood
Cuttings.
Large
Load
?30
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
H
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Peerless
Egg
,
.:
$12.00
PfimMna
Washed
Nuts
..
$11
.25
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Sootless
Large
Egg
$12.50
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
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Lump
,
$13.00
Also
all
otJicr.classos
of
coal
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Baggage
Ddy
und
Night
Service
139
Second
Avenue
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Offers
for
Owen
Lake
Property;
Columario
at
UsU
Rooking
Good;
Rocher
de
Boule
Ships
Qre
Frank
H
.
Tavlor.
Smithers
mininer
operator,
is
on
a
'trip
to
Vancouver
on
business
in
connection
with
his
j
Owen
Lake
mining
enterprises,
for
the
financing
of
which
pn
a
large
scale
he
has
received
several
auuring
offers.
There
is
a
possibility
that
the
present
negotiations
will
brine:
to
the
Owen
Lake
area
the
financial
resources
of
an
important
mining
company
.
There
is
also
the
alternative
that
the
organization
already
pro
vided
for
Owen
Lake
wiil
bv
set
in
motion.
Recent
reports
from
the
Colu-mnrlo
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
property
l
near
Uak
are
very
encouraging.
i
The
recommendations
of
H.
L.
Baten,
M.E.,
with
resect
to
the
j
property
are
being
curried
out
with
a
double
shift
wo
king
on
,two
levels
of
No.
4
ve'n.
wlih
m
considered
at
this
time
to
be
the
mot'
important
seetion
of
tne
properly.
Tfce
tunnel
on
the
upper
level
of
No.
lyein
is
now
in
ever
4Q9
feet
and
the
vein
is
im-
Tlie
BIdTJ."
1
'
Peter-
on;
Fishing
Opens
Soon
SMELTER
WILL
BE
REQUIRED
Qit
1HE
COAST
olsarifUng.hds
brten
done
at
the
-rClme."
D.
Gallo
ty
Urges
That
Youn
Men
B-j
Kn-.-ouraged
to
Enter
joining
industry
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
23:
Fro-1
proving
as
drifting
proceeds.
The
ductioit
of
minerals
in
the
wast-mraf
width
i
cle
to
four
feet
ern
aeetioiw
of
the
province
will
with
values
from
channel
samples,
.warrant
establishment
of
a
retaken
every
four
feet,
averaging
fining
and
smelting
plant
on
the
slightly
over
$20
per
ton.
It
is
toelfity
-Coast
within
two
yean,
xnetd
that,
bv
the
end
of
this
in
the
ctoinion
of
Mr.
J.
D.
Gal-
month,
vein
No.
4
will
be
opened
loway,
provincial
mineralogist.
I
up
for
700
feet
on
the
upper
level
Mrs.
Galloway
made
this
state-i
and
300
feet
on
the
lower
level
.
A
meat
in
an
a
Id
reus
before
a
joint
cross-cut
has
been
run
to
vein
meeting
of
the
Institute
of
Min-
No.
3,
which
was
in
place
and
well
ing
and
Metallurgy.
Vancouver
mineralized
at
206
feet.
A
chan-
Branch;
the
B.
t.
Chamber
of
nel
sample
taken
from
the
fact
of
'Im'i?
ami
ihe
mining
bureau
of
this
vein
ran
$27.70
in
gold.
All
the
Board
of
Trade
at
the
Hotel
new
machinery
recommended
by
uncouver.
Mr,
Batten
has
been
placed
in
"Whether
the
Consolidated,
ad
position
and
is'
now
operating,
already
intimated,
or
other
in-greatly
speeding
up
development
terests
will
establish
the
plant
work.
It
is
expeeted
by
the
end
is
difficult
to
say."
remarked
Mr.!
of
February
that
enough
ore
will
howav.
"lut
it
will
certainly
(be
tfn
sight
to
warrant
the
erec-
ht
beneficial
if
we
can
refine
ouri
!
tinrr
nt
'
'
(niVrOWtrntnr
.
To
date
own
nrnAmt
ina04
nf
aklnnin
-
Fen
five
veins
a
toUl
of
1000
feet
jt
to
the
United
States
for
this
2000-fflot
level
of
the
mine.
.
The
speaker,
in
reviewing
the
condition
of
raining
-in
British
Since
starting
operations
on
the
Columbia,
reported
that
produc-Ubcher
eBoe
property,
the
ABr-itj0n
nlr
jjpioration
operations
imont
Mining
Co.
has
shipped
two:
are
proceeding
satisfactorily.
The
carloads
oi
ore
to
smelter
irora
!a.
romiTif
ar
demonstrat-
feeena
uroserog.
ime
ore
is;g
their
fitn
future
of
hojding;
its
values
and
there
'
:the
mineral
industry
by
expend-MiiK'ittobe
tfc
out
of
No.
2
onev
from
their
.urnU.
vein.
The
shipments
from
the
earnings
"in
prospecting
in
ne
mine,
on
which
14
men
are
now
fieU
(n
they
have
working,
are
to
be
crsetl
lcommenced
development
in
sever-rapidly
as
possible.
""-;
nl
'
prospects
ris
is
in
charge
of
the
work
and,
Th.
SDeakkr
..,
thfct
..
G.
L.
Slater
of
Vancouver,
secre-.
An
nf
tita
nrAV.n
.
anMraa.
Ury-treawrer
of
th
Aunmont
,
eJ
t0
enter
the
mjni
ndUitry
Mining
recently
paid
a
vsit
d
ft
f
to
the
property.
..be
work
Many
cwwgf
h(j
ad.
T
,
.
.
.
,
,
,
J
ded,
are
tmported
from
outside
P.
J.
Higgins,
who
is
driving
a
i4i..
n.w-
.trw!
In
"lMiOB.
Mr.
Galloway
nrcted
:
"
recently
'
t
the
policy
of
the
pro-which
assayed
$22
in
gold
and
JJj'
1
f'"1
f
m!nrM'
$1.80
in
silver,
it
is
not
the
main
"T
vein,
which
is
still
well
beyond
the
will
.
.
.
face
of
the
present
cross-cut.
LUTHER
LEAGUE
HOLDS
SERVICE
The
ntwribe,
of
the
Luthjr
Leayue
fed
charge
of
the
service
of
St.
Paul
Lutheran
Church
last
nluht
In
the
Metropole
Hall.
ment
continue
to
supply
all
'available
information
on
mining
.
development
and
prospects,
and
j
carefully
supervise
the
operations
of
all
mining
enterprises.
COLDEST
SNAP
!M
There
was
a
large
attendance
and
"
thfTfollovigv4s
the
program:
1,!"
I
wceruled
to
&ng-Uiifofl
choir.
1
Abwvc
Th!,
Mo.rnJ.nJ!
Jleadlngfr-Mies
,
Krina
seo'.
j
Lectur--John
Dybhavn
Froen
and
Skating
Good
t
v1
I
I
.ll.l.A
...
V
.
..I
.1
,
,
i'i
l
piwvmn
mc
noting
at
Readini-4Hss
Evelyn
Ander-
bu.v
)im
tAJ.v
...,.,
-
"
'
-j
.
...
.
son
ana
miss
auswu.
i
recording
during
last
night
of
Lunch
Was
served.
l8e
mo9t
MVere
snap
Prince
The
lecture
by
Mr.
uyonavn
u,ri
.
'.
,
was
commuted
upon
very
fvor-eMlI
yearfc
At
g
0cIock
thjg
mor.
b'y-
nlnir.
the
Dominion
meteorolosic-
nl
station
at
Digby
Island
states,
the
thermometer
descended
to
8
degrees
above
ero.
During
Saturday
night,
the
lowest
reading
was
i:i
above.
Fr
n
all
parts
of
the
city,
.
A.
J
i
BIJPRGIAUEI)ANI)PROPBRLY,irw'.
.
PP
IT
OT1IH1)
.reported
and,
in
sajrne
cases,
con-
i-
'l:
.'
'
jsujerable
inconveiIepce
was
ex-
F
W
Save
a
splendid
Hoe
of
j
perienced.
All
awllable
plum-goods
in
i
bers
in
town
were
pressed
into
MASTER
MECHANIC
BRAND
j
service
this
morning
for
the
which
we
can
sell
for
25
to
SO
per
J
thnwing
out
of
pipes,
cent
less.
j
0vr
the
week-end,
skating
was
l'"""1"''
diversion
for
many.
ALSO
usn
MENS
MPVsnin
BIB
nvpnuis
ON
KRALLS
Th)j
(.yr6
CIuVb
-hfet
behnd
The
Mogul,
in
black
only.
Reg-
the
dam
was
well
tmtronlzed
and
ular
$2.25.
Special,
$1.35.
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
quite
a
number
of
people
went
out
to
the
lake
near
the
end
of
'
jthe
new
road.
The
Ice
is
very
smooth
and
of
considerable
i
thickni'ss.
Fashion
Fancies
WHITE
AND
IJI7ACK
BLACK
AND
WHITE
The
most
popn'1,r
co,or
mar"
riage
for
afternoon
ensembles
i
now
being
celebrated
in
th.'
evening
mode,
with
one
slight
variation.
Black
and
white
for
informal
wear
becomes
white
and
black
for
formal
uses.
Here
is
the
popular
combination
in
a
flatterinji-to.tl'e-figur..
evening
frock.
The
boJice
N
fashioned
of
ivory
velvet
whilr
the
skirt,
triple-tiered,
is
of
black
net
A-
black
flower
is
posed
at
the
shoulder.
The
Cape
Coat
Lingers
Far
Into
the
Winter
Launched
during
the
spring.
kvhen
balmy
winds
took
advan-
Uige
of
its
flowing
grace,
the
ape,
according
to
far-sighted
oat
designers,
has
tome
to
stay.
It
graces,
this
charming
aftei-non
model
of
blue
Lido
cloth.
which
is
simple
and
dressy
at
the
same
time.
Luxurious,
black
lynx,
outlines
the
cpe
and
forms
V
.
.
t
1
iL.
t
a
Doraer
exienaing
w
ine
jiem.
BURNING
OUT
ICE
The
Canadian
Government
Is
going
to
spend
$00,000
this
win
tr
in
the
interesting
experiment
of
burning
out
ice
by
the
thermit
process,
in
an
attempt
to
ob
viate
the
disastrous
floods
which
occurred
last
spring
near
Mon
treal.
Prof.
Howard
T.
Barnes
(above)
inventor
of
the
process,
will
have
charge
of
operations
And
teas
Strom
Einest
gasr&e&s
make
the
blend.
3
in
Mm
nmea
Bit
UN
1VV
ill
&3
MFresh
from
the
gardens1
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
by
Thavj.
ThtaJct.
Domtitlc
ScUoca
Counitlor
Giving
Vegetables
New
Frill
If
your
family
inclines
to
a
diet
of
meat
and
bread
and
potatoes,
you
11
hive
to
lure
them
into
the
vegetable
habit
by
subtle,
feminine
wiles.
Let
your
vegetables
appear
in
new
guiaet,
1
tbeir
downright,
honest
virtues
adorned
with
all
the
trimmings
of
new
sauces
and
new
flavors
that
your
imagination
can
devise.
Remembt
it
isn't
the
girl
with
the
coramonserae
shoes
and
the
mannish
tie
that
wins
hearts.
High
among
the
vegetables
to
which
we
owe
allegiance
is
spinach.
Rich
in
Iron,
rich
in
vitamins,
it
should
be
eaten
much
more
often
than
it
is.
Yet
somehow
noses
turn
up
at
the
word
"ipui-ach."
1
blame
the
cook.
I
wonder
if
the
has
served
it
au
gratia
wih
a
hol-landaise
sauce,
as
a
salad
with
mayonnaise,
or
conbined
with
onion
or
leeks
and
cream
sauce
in
a
most
tempting
puree.
The
Sauce
Is
the
Secret
A
fine
cream
sauce
is
times
innumerable
the
making
of
a
vegetable
dh.
There's
practically
nothing
it
doesn't
veil
with,
practically
notliing
that
S9
ocsn't
take
on
added
deUoouineei
if
your
sauce
is
a
really
good
one.
I
have
a
recipe
that
it
really
wonderful
richer,
smoother,
creamxrrtnore
delicious
in
flavor
by
far
than
the
ordinary
recipe.
It's
made
with
Carnation
Milk,
Of
course
you
know
that
Carnation
Milk
is
more
dependable
certain
to
be
pure
and
sweet
which
ordinary
milk
isn't
always.
But
for
Cream
Sauces
there
are
certain
other
qualities
particularly
advantageous.
One
is
the
double
cream
content
of
Carnation
Milk,
which
vhen
you
use
it
undiluted,
gives
a
sauce
twice
as
rich
in
cream
at
ordinary
milk.
Then
there
Is
itt
"horn.
Mlanagtnixed"
milk
!
;.
,
globules
broken
up
particles;
these
tiny
n
n
tribute
themselves
a!I
;
;
instead
cf
rising
to
1
1
:-1
;
of
ir.ilWitrichincrea-i.a
1
richness
to
the
cjKni
:i
used.
In
addition.
"
gives
a
notable
imprm
-sauces
ate,
creamier,
a,
tured,
ice
creams
bti
If
you
haven't
tried
t
r:.
,
you
are
missing
a
n
.
cookir
aid.
Kememi,
r.
i
purest
of
urholi
milk,
r
doable
richness
and
m
-keeping.
Write
for
"M
II
,
orite
Hecipes."
It's
:
Carnatim
iilk
Prolud
k.
'a-
'
"i
'
to
i
j'.--
184
Abbott
Street,
:
,,
Carnation
Baked
CauliRotctt
Prepare
by
soakinn
n
.
v
tbtp.
vinegar
and
Itp
,-$
utes.
Cook
whole,
stc
n
i.;
salted
water
for
7
rmr
v.u
baking
disn.
cover
v.
I
-jvs
Cream
Sauce,
bi:ttert
1
r
U-J
BTstedcheete,
Brown
in
f,
k.
CarnationScallopedCabbati
Put
layers
of
boiled
ait
i.i.e
::.
ruling
dish
alternating
with
l
u-nation
Cream
Sauce.
c!
;
oi
ham,
green
peppers
ard
a-
vt
p-
Ide
with
erated
cheese
a
:
U
crumbs.
Brown
in
modfrj'.e
r.
'
Carnation
Cream
Sauct
Melt
2
tbsp.
butter
in
t
;
'
'
--bis
boiler;
add
ltsp.
salt,
few
and2tbp.flottr;bleryl
.
.:
,
f.
ing.
Add
ICupCanwt.un
NL
:
-tfl
with
1
cup
water
or
meat
over
hot
water
10
nu.'.ies.
k-tj
occaiionauy.
Makes
Creamier
Cream
Sauces
.
f
Prwtoted
la
Canada
THE
sauce
i
the
secret
of
delicious
creamed
vegetables
-and
Carnation
Milk
i
the
secret
of
the
perfect
cream
sauce.
Carnation
is
double
uh
and
creamv-sm
r
?h.
You
can't
help
n
better
resultb
v.
uli
U
(Se
recipes
ah"
)
1
IDamatioii
MiEc
"
from
ConwtitfJ
Cuiw"
now
so
UMiecessaif.J
Perspiration
is
natural
....
even
healthful,
but
the
odour
is
as
unnecessary
as
it
is
subtle
and
offensive.
Winter
and
summer,
Lifebuoy
Soap
used
for
hands,
face
and
bath
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