PAGE
SIX
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Formal
Opening
of
Silver
Cup
Mill?
Owen
Lake
Property
Looking
Well;
Aerial
Service
to
Mines
North
of
Prince
George
All
the
people
of
Hazelton
and
New
Hazelton
were
the
'guasts
of
Manager
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
Domberg
at
the
formal
opening
of
the
concentrating
mill
on
the
property
last
Sunday.
Last
Tuesday
the,
first
truck
load
of
concentrates
was
brought
down
to
the
railway
and
hauling
will
now
be
continuous
unless
something
unforeseen
occurs.
The
rrn'ne
has
now
been
developed
to
a
stage
of
tonnage
production
with
a
reserve
of
ore
in
sight
to
last
a
long
;4ime
and
the
mill
is
turning-out
11
lorn
of
rich
concentrates
every
ern
Canadian
development
corn-day.
Success
of
the
Silver
Cup
rhe
aerial
base
will
be
"draw
attehtWr.
-t6
other
rich
made
at
Sout,
For
George
and
mineral
possibilities
on
Nine
Mile
not
at
Summlt
Lake
which
has
R.
L
Gale
of
Smith-
mountain.
been
f(Jund
io
be
toQ
jnconven.
the
south,
recently
examined
the
'
Silver
Cup
and
reported
highly
on
it.
dishes,
salads,
cakes,
pastries,
tempting
desierts
and
caWles.
Yours
for:
the
euune
Mail
coupon
today.
ST.CHARL
DON
WETMORK
Of
Acadia
University,
Wolf-ville,
N.S.,
who
has
just
won
the
"
v
$100
I.O.D.E.
priie
for
the
best
Dean
R.
W.
Brock
of
the
facul-
one-act
play
submitted
in
the
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.
nnn
a
:
a.
rri
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ty
of
science
at
the
University
comjieuuun.
me
Vwy
con-
There
are
at
present
forty-five
of
British
Columbia
will
have
cerns
the
history
or
the
ram.iy
of
Laval
the
name
of
the
firs
charge
of
the
mlneraand
geolo-
men
employed
at
the
Owen
Lake
mine
which
is
under
development
gical
branch
of
the
survey
of
Bishop
of
Quebec
and
is
entitled
natural
which
is
to
be
The
House
of
Laval.
by
Frank
II.
Taylor
and
(fuile
resources
a,
community
is
.being
built
up
made
'thfs
summer
of
that
sec-
a
round
the
property.
Ten
feet
a
tion
of
the
province
tributary
to
future
developments
are
unfold-
dr
J;beig
made
in
the
tunnel
the.
proposed
extension
of
the
ed.
w$Hc
and'
it
is
expected
to
do
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
better
when
the
mechanical
muc-
into
the
Peace
River
district.
i
.
The
.
Independence
mine
at
tor
ireta
down
to
work.
Values
i
btewart
has
recently
struck
are
being
well
maintained.
"
twefve
feet
of
fine
ore
in
the
The
Power
Corporation
of
tunnel
665
feet
underground.
The
Canada
and
the
Consolidated
ore
shows
principally
copper
but
The
Western
Canada,
Airways
Mining
&
Smelting
Co,,
both
al-
there
is
a
strong
content
of
gal-Ltd.
has
been
contracted
with
lied
with
the
same
financial
ena
and
some
zinc.
Though
no
by
the
Ingenika
Mines,
which
is
group
in
Montreal,
are
apparent-
assay
returns
are
yet
available,
developing
the
Ferguson
proper-
ly
working
hand
in
hand
in
the
the
ore
is
known
to
be
of
com-ty,
and
the
Consolidated
Mining
matter
of
mining
development
on
mercial
quality.
The
success
of
&
Smelting
Co.,
to
take
mining
this
coast.
The
proposed
develop
the
Independence
is
a
tribute
to
supplies
tms
summer
into
the
ment
of
the
Campbell
River
the
faith
and
courage
of
the
mining
fields
north
of
Prince
I
power
project
and
the
plans
for
brothers,
Sam
and
Jack
Fitzger-George.
A.
D.
(Jruickshank,
who
a
smelter
and
copper
refinery
aid,
who
have
stuck
by
the
pro-will
take
charge
of
this
service,
in
the
Comox
district
are;,
an
evi-
pcrty
for
years,
the
former
us-has
been
at
Prince
George
re-
dence
of
this.
A
similar
under-
ually
looking
after
the
financing
cently
making
preliminary
ar-
standing
has
evidently
also
been
while
the
latter
attended
to
the
r.-ngement
and
has
left
for
reached
between
the
twd
pom-
development
work.
VVirv'?eg
from
which
point
he
panies'
in
the
Portland
Canal
'
will
fly
a
super-Kokker
plane
to'
area
where
Power
Corporation
Eight.
imenlmostly
carpenters,
Prince
George,
expecting
to
ar-
has
acquired
the
American
Creek
have
gone
up"
from
Stewart
to
!
rive
there
about
May
20.
His
water
power,
sending
in
Its
crew
place
the
Mountain
Boy
property
first
passengers
will
be
'
Robert
to
make
preparations
for
the
es-
in
a
position
for
the
resumption
and
John.
C.
McCombes
of
Mon
tablishment
of
a
plant
which
of
operations.
They
expect
to
be
treal
who
have
been
at
Prince
will
supply
power
to
mining;
pro,
through
this
.week
and,
In
an-Georgerfor
-rme
time
awaiting
.perties
which.
Consolidated,
is
de-
other..'
few
days,
.
the
trail
from
air
transport
into
the
Ingenika
'veloping
nearby.
Possibly,
the
al-
the
flat
to
the
mine
-will
be
where
they
will
spend
the
sum-jliance
may
have
some
beneficial
cleared
and
mining
operations
mer
In
the
interests
of
an
east-
effect
upon
Prince
Rupert
as,
fctarted-
,
.
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The
very
newest
prints,
whether
they
be
quiet
and
conservative
or
loud
and
splashy,
carry
a
iwo-Inch
border
in
a
darker
contrasting
'tone.
Sometimes
"the"
border
repeats
the
urint
eft;
the
fabric
or
uses
an
entirely
different
motif.
The
model
sketched
is
in
black
white
and
green,
while
the
border
repeats
these
colors
in
a
running
design.
Note
the
attractive
mou-cholr
neck,
novel
fitted
hip
treatment
and
circular
skirt.
Fur
on
Summer
Coats
One
of
the
latest
styles
in
tailored
summer
coats
with
new
fur
trimming.
Checks
nnd
.
I'ieats
Invade
the
PyJnnia
Mode
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FASHION
FANCIES
The
Summer
Suit
Is
Unllned
conceivable
style
and
fabric
The
Smartest
Prints
are
Bordered
ery
frjgm
ins.sjinpje,
sieeveieas
dels
In
cotton
fabrics,
to
the
luxurious
ensembles
of
satin
and
velvet.
Belonging
to
the
later
class
is
this
smart
pyjama
ensemble
In
two
shades
of
blue.
The
trousers,
pleated,
are
of
flag
blue
crepe,
while
the
sleeveless
tuckln
Is
of
French
blue.
The
coat
of
gingham
checked
crepe,
is
of
flag
blue
ton
French
blue.
Tennis
Dress
Is
an
Ensemble
And
now
ensembles
for
tennis.
Of
silk,
cotton
or
printed
crepes,
they
are
attractive
and
practical.
They
differ
from
the
costumes
designed
for
sports
spectator?
in
that
they
have
a
general
all
of
utility,
but
they
are
none
the
less
smart
for
that.
,i
Here
is
a
white
linen
tennis
dress,
sleeveless,
with
a
printed
linen
coat
o
hip
length.
The
print
carries
a
perdominance
of
red,
and
this.ahade.i-ls
further,
emphasized
by
the
faggottingl
on
the
dress,
the
monogram
and
the
suede
belt.
The
Casually
Assembled
Costume
Takes
Popular
Favor
If
you
can
achieve
harmony
in
your
costume
without
sacrificing
that
careless
air
ho
necessary
to
chic,
you
won't
be
criticized.
The
smart
woman,
nowadays,
builds
her
ensemble
so
that
it
won't
look
too
carefully
and
Btiltedly
matched.
For
exampTof
Here'
Is
a
charming
lounging
suit
in
silk
crepe
with
black
trousers,
yoked
and
flared
at
the
ankles.
The
blouse
is
chartreuse.
The
average
wo?
man
would
wear
a
chartreuse
or
black
coat
,the
smart
woman
chooses'
a
bright
printed
coat
that
carries
both
chartreuse
and
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one
Suits
.for
summer
will
be
se
Ing
novelties
,,f(.
vcrely
tailored,
of
lightweight
the
pantie-bl
wash
fabrics,
and
unlined
for
silk,
to
be
won:
comfort.
v
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It
is
made
in
Such
a
model
Is
the
charmlrg
step-in,
and
tn.r.
yellow
pique
suit
sketched
here,
suits
or
used
It
is
worn
with
a
pantie-blouse
suit
at
a
nn.ri
in
yellow
and
white
striped
tub
makes
the
11-i
silk,
that
is
belted
at
the
waist,
does
away
win
The
boutonnlere
is
of
yellow
and
days
and
is
all-.;
orange
carnations.
2
Here's
a
Tuckin
Won'
Stays
Put
With
the
arriv.it
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V-u
blouse
for
fpi
sm'
snorts
ensemble
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These
simple
summer
dresses
gng
blouses.
T!i'
are
very
attractive
in
'igured
pantie-shirt.
ana
materials,
ine
on
,
one
plain
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n
the
right
is
dressy
with
very
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and
ntie
thi,t
5t..
one
of
the
newest
collars.
of
Sheer
Velvet
TTSk
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black,
with'
'perhaps
a
touch
of
Velvet
that
Is
softer,
thinner
ojhyellow.
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and
lighter
than
ever,
fashions
lr
.
'
most'of
the:
smart
spring
and
summer
evening
wraps
on
dis-GOOD
CHILD
phy.
This
fabric
is
ever
smart
and
too
universally
becoming
to
here.
It
is
a
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.
tailored,
with
a
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A
Lovely
Summer
Evening
Wrap
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which
necessary
in
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girl
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model
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