PAGE
SIS
v...1
Better
There's
the
concentrated
goodness
of
prime,
lean
beef
in
OXO.
No
wonder
it
gives
soups
arid
gravies
such
added
flavour
and
enlivens
casseroles
and
left-overs
so
delightfully
1
((Try
it
for
that
last
professional
touch
that
makes
good
cooking
better.
And
find,
.
like
mothers
all
over
the
world,
how
healthful
and
nourishing
0X0
is
for
little
ones
and
grown-ups,
tool
In
tins
of
4
and
10
;;;vcitfies
jfie
Qooditess
of
Beef
SECONDS
SAWS
The
most
ccpiomi.caI
saws
to
use
Simonds
Canada
Saw
Co.
Limited,
St.
Re
ml
St.
and
Acorn
Ave.
Vtncoutif.
B.jC
MQNTBgAl
St.
Jothn,
N.B.
3
tion
so
closely
associated
with
the
ere
bodies
of
the
district,
is
most
pronounced
on
the
Georgia
River
'
THE
DAILY
NEWS
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUfERT
Duthie
Mine;
Woodbine
Future
tp
Be
Decided
puthie
Mine;
Woodbine
Future
Future
to
Be
Decided
The
big
coaipwwes
were
p.operty.
The
extensive
develop-
j
loath,
however.
mem
worK
wnicn
nas
Deen
going
j
until
tonnages
to
take
a
chance
of
ore
were
ex-
rolicy
of
the
cwmw
will
he
de-
th
pioneers
and
no
otae
cided
uam.
It
is
believed
that
8n0UI
e
piiicea
in
theiv
way
by
the
recommendation
of
the
con-
0
restriction.
suiting
engineers
will
be
accepted
and
operations
closed
doyrn
on
the
present
property
of
the
company
Stewart.
It
is
possible,
howevei
the
company
may
be
refinanced
'n
order
to
iake
on
other
properties.
DevjLpoieot
work
the
big
new
ore
at
Alice
as
rapidly
been
decided
to
)
ift
on
the
ledje
w
are
iiwnii-
n.
iil
i
anu
1
icu
jirNfi
cue
romjBsay
Minig
deipne&t
in
the
Aliqn
4,W
dlatriet
has
now
reached
Jhe
stage
MFhre
the
big
com-laaies
a
e
fewoaibig
interested
s
iys
the
Alice
Arm
Herald
editorially.
Judging
from
recent
de-de(?lpnaentL
thay
are
not
only
in-teipted
but
anxious
to
acquire
praee.ty
in
this
favored
section
ENTERTAINMENT
OSLAND
SCHOOL
rf
wap
"vi
pa
ya
wic
W'A
;
!
Aed,fC,atJhe
E8pf8B
Knjoyable
Affafr
in
Which
People
rm
is
beuig
cont
nued
of
s
m
MaM
f
;
ly
a
aa
possible
possfble.
It
has
and
'
j
JJan'ce
-it,?'
FoLow
i.
distance
of
20
feet
each
way
in
:
order
to
establish
persistency.
It,
AND,
Fe
f
psland
is
possible
that
shaft
may
be!0
alMu
40
tn-aH,-
gathered
sunk
on
it
later
or,
failing
that,
aat
tne
WV."'1
ecMed
school-
lower
tunnel
driven
in
order
to
no"se
on
Saturday
eveni
determine
depth
and
values.
Ore
;unjy
"
VteBtine
Party
ing
to
recently
broken
into
aspears
to
be
j
A
shor
prog
ram
was
arrang-ed
of
a
higha-
grade
than
xen
that
Jn
whch,.
both
school
.chJldreu
from
which
high
gol
values
were
"d
adults
took
part.
.
.The
feat1
recently
obtained.
ture
of
the
program
was
a
very,
.
muBing
.icejanuic
play
or
uirei
The
Russia
AMiUe
CoaaoKdatel
1
act
in
which
a
widower
of
six
Co.,
wbicii
has
recutly
tketij
over
months
cornea,
to
the
home
of
a
Tne
fmmrvm
Alice
Arm.
widow"
tequesting
the
hand
of
.
is
a
wpormop
wJLch
ha
heenher
daughter
in
marriage.
The
fo-
taed
nrlmarlly
for
tLe
purpose
widow,
thinking-
he
is-courtinil
01
tewing
aaucaljily
a
long
her.
is
in
W
rv
4,..t
i....,.
landing
.depute
baaweeji
XJreat
but
Decora
hiehlv
indignant
to
UrHaJa
art
Uuaa
trade
re-
flnd
that
her
daughter
Is
the
delation.
wpiUdiiaUo
of
the
Bired
om,-
The
characters
were
company
U
piaced
at
SHAMm
v.rv
ki
r,.,
and
it
4RiyeJy
Jjitereatl
in
philin,,sx
&&
the
wi.low
nn.i
......
1.
fit
HHM.
I
lie
Cugiytfcfm
and
IUrrim;u)
inter-
owel
J.
T.
Johnson
as
the
wid-while
Mias
Iroba
Jonasson
leorge
Philippsou
took
the
parts
of
the
daughter
and
the
captain,
her
fiancee.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
pro
gram
little
Laura
Jonasson
dressed
a
a
Va,IntJn
postman
dis-'
tr.buted
OupWs
messages
to
all.
This
wt
foljowad
by,
contest'
in
which
all,
fron?
the
oldest
to
the
youngeat
Vook
irL
The
priie
winner
wete;Mrs.
I.
Kuat-
SuKflMjfal
dealiment
of
the
""""son,
,Mra.
.
Kinirsson,
Asta
fork
is
the
mutch
that
has
started
t-inarsson,
ft.
K?1tnJans6n
and;
the
bi.ai.
Who
will
eventually
J-
L-
Johnson,
own
the
Toric
is
not
known
at
Splendid
muaic
on
the
violk
1
present,
but
it
is
safe
to
say
that.
ri'
.
oroMnn
was
provided
by
1
..
..
.
....
wnen
opsrations
arc
recommenced
-
Johnson
ana
uarney
Krist-they
will
be
done
by
a
large
com-
mansson,
and
dancing
completed
pany
capable
of
mining
on
a
large
t:-iia
enjoyable
evening,
scale
and
also
enlarging
their;
With
Mr.
F.
Kristmansson
as
scope.
The
Importance
of
the
ore
chairman
the
following
waa
the
deposits
in
the
Alice
Arm
district
'complete
Mil
of
performers:
I
Chorus,
"Did
Ulack
Joe":
Mrs.
NEW
SENATOR
LEADER
I
Crimson.
Mrs.
T.
Jonasson,
Miss
jlngie
Anderaon,
V.
Grimsson.
OH
lOlufwm
and
Dan
Kristmansson,
!
Rea'Hna,
"S.
Valentixie."
Jon
GriflAHop.
1
A'iibx
Song,
School
Children.
!
Duet
"A
Valentjn.e
for
Ve,"
'Ulj
Kinarsfon
9
pd
-on.
Orimsson.
Ui
fling.
F.
Kristmansson.
Pl-y.
FrM
Thofdaseh,
Mrs.
J.
L
Jubnson
and
F.
IriHtmanson.
Re.
,
ding,
F.
Kristmansson.
J'!:,v.
Hrplfur
Ilarekson,
Mrs.
J
P)
lliruwon,
Mrs.
J.
L.
Johti-
twr
Missi
IroJw
Jonasabn-,
(J
SWo
"WirenlYou
Come
ji-."
Mrs.
'
XJrmiwon.
i'boru.t,
"Jnjunjta,"
xtette.
-y
'
I
.
.A
.
.
.
Hoijl
1
ojiKtPuctton
nas
just
ocen
com-
idetpd
nt
th$ilcal
dry
dockof
the
1
..n.k.
ar
oarge
lor
gram
i
carrying
between
Port
Mann
and
Hon.
W.
B.
Willoughby,
who
Victoria
but-Jt
will
be
some
time
has
been
chosen
a
Leader
of
the
yet,
it
is
understood,
before
the
Conservative
Party
in
the
.Senate.
'eraft
will
be
taken
south.
PRESENTATION
JO
TERRACg
COUPLE
"
RECENTLY
MARRIED
TfiRRA.CE.
Feb.
22.
The
memrs
of
the
1.
0.0.
F.
and
their
siste-
Rdfeekahs
enjoyed
:i
social.
venuigllowing
Monday
night's
lodge
putting
and
during
Latest
remits
from
the
property-ef-
the-Qeorgla
-River
the
-
evening
-
presented
one
af.
Gold
Mines.
Ltd.,
at
Stewart,
which
lias
been
.exciting
a
their
member
and
his
wife.
Mr.
j
t
'r
i
a
i
r
l
I"
'
i'
.i
i
-
and
fr
Jmea
Limel
JI
II
Smith
With
5T.Tf
i
j
i
m
il
-j
lir
i.
a
wicker
rocker.
:
creasing
in
the
tunnel
and
is
heavily
mineralized.
Work
&
Song
an1
the
rood
has
been
progressing
yery
rapidly
and
officials
Qf
the
9f
members
were
company
are
expecting
further
gratifying
results
in
the
extended
to
iuj
.
newly
wedded
near
future.
If
ore
values
come
up
to
expectations,
the
jt
jtf.hojior
by
s.
n.
Kirkaidy
v-flliiP
nf
tht
nrnnorrv
will
hp
o-rosiMv
Wroacprl
Thp
f
ross
4
short
speeches
were
i.'so
made
fracturing
in
the
mine,
a
condi-
-r-
by
AUinL
the
other
en
for
the
last
few
weeks
appears
j
posed.
The
Toric
has
shown
them
"UilHJLII
IlrillivtO
Vj
mem-1
iters.
P.ancing
was
indulged
in
rpfrpshmMibi
sprvpd
lv
the
I
Rebekahs
jyer
nuch
enjoyed.
nnuim
iiinmc
ap
i
to
be
yielding
poe
definite
re-jihat
the
district
postesees
large
j
M
ACCCTT
IC
nPAD
suits.
The
tumrl
on
the
raain
Vodje
of
good
coremereial
oxe
Vll90ltil
IJ
WW
vein
is
teiw
PVShed
ahead
as!
which
pro.e.s
that,
bf,e
the!
-rr--
r.ipidiy
as
passible,
as
it
is
Xor
tne
jarjie
cpoyjanies
euifir
the
iJd,!
purpose
ox
developing
ttie
n.gii-;the
little
ones
must
blaie
the
:
grade
or
fJOed
in
Oie
c
ow-
trail.
Seweml
small
compania
ae
cut
tunnvi
near
the
surface.
at
prBt
developing
first
chit
prosmtigu
id
this
district,
and
The
asotiaJ
mating
of
the
pu-
'wUhiftihe
i.ext
few
yevot.
e.vraj
thie
Mines,
Ltd.,
waa
held
yester-sunh
miiwa
a4Jie
Tiorc
jvifl
day
(Thursday)
in
Vancouver.
ihv
targe
tonnage
to
snow.
A
when
reftprta
,ot
dj
lectors
and
the
larg,
tohBge
meanA
zxp
.outbalance
sheet
of
the
company
were
'taf
Hfapftal
itnd
it'll
at
this
Entire
Village
Atened
Funeral
of
AdopJeJ
o
Mr.
and
.M.
Iffeid
Adams
submitted
to'
the
shareholders
for
"tag
jtlMjt
(he
ig
company
fijls
'officiated
ii:eir
eonsiuerMtoa.
"w
gap.-
me-
nrne
companies
jr
dojogi
lai
more
tlula-lhe
large
A
meeting
of
the
Woodbin
'"Wtf
ftoriiiiis
in
developing
the
Gold
Mining
Co.
is
to
be
held
to-
inCT'
wi-alth
of
the
province,
day
in
Vancouver,
whea
the
future
f??
lf
tht
vrmXon
i,ey
are
-
"Northern"
Rubber
Footwear
For
general
outdoor
work
and
th
ntffifi.
,
foot
comfort
ask
for
"NORTHERN"
bZT
Lumbermen.
The
"
Propcotor
'
LOOl
FO.'l
TUB
TRADB
MARK
THE
SlEroaE
Waterproof-Coldpnxt
vi
Ruby
Tan
.Elk
Lthr
.Top,
lirown
Duck
Bottom,
KolUd
Edg
Sol,
Solid
UmL
Tb
"Buihrnta"
AD
RMr,!u)UU,
A
complete
range
of
"Northern"
Dooti
and
RubUa
p.b.i
la
on
hand
to
meet
your
neetli
at
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
which
was
attended
by
the
entire
population
of
the
village.
FEMININE
REASON
Ronald
G.
Harris,
adopted
son
Deceased
was
a
graduate
of
Bobby
(who1
bo.n
fn
nP
M
pt
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Atfanunof"
Coqualeetia
idnutrial
-shool
atj
"tiy
do
t
l.ph
int,
,,a
Massett.
passed
away
on
FeTru-
bardie
and
was
greatly
esteemed
i
n'K
trunks?
ry
1(5,
inti
rment
taking
P'we
on
in
the
village
of
Massett.
whose
i
Betty
lagod
9
Tb
L
reojUJ'.y
lu.
liev.
James
viiueii
reauienui
eiician
niuiuii
m.i
uc-;
a)l
,1;,.
Vl-X
r
ota
,
1:
3
s
at
the
burial
service
tnise.
stupid
-Bomba
Tuna.
'
-Win,
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women
readers,
and
particularly
those
who
live
..at
a
xlistancc
from
a
rclail
centre.
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lias
instituted
,a
hopping
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The
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is
read
by
hundreds
of
women
living
far
from
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urban
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primarily
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course,
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attend
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the
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also,
although
he
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buy
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pair
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braces
anywhere.
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not
everywhere
can
a
woman
get
a
bit
of
lace
matched
or
a
piece
.of
embroidery
thread
or
the
thousand
and
one
things
that
make
up
the
difference
between
a
woman's
wants
and
a
man's.
The
Prince,
Rupert
Merchants
Carry
between
them
Stocks
running
up
to
$2,000,000
'
,
r
and
while
it
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purchase
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world
Jn
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Hupert,
roost
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,r."
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Hupert
merchants
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possibly
.advertise
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stock,
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lc
gpt
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llupcrt,
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