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William
Booth
Ceukriary
Denial
M4T
1
TO
M4
7
15
In
Aid
of
Our
Missionary
and
Home
Work
When
called
upon
please
give
liberally
TAe
frae
purpose
of
a
Budget
t
.
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EVERY
year
you
spend
a
large
proportion
the
money
you
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Uc
,wr
cltWn.
!
So.
much
for
shoes.
So
'
much'
fprfthlngs
to
eat
for
house
furnUhfngs,
books
and
what
.
..not.
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v
.
,
Here
is
the
way
tn
get
the
moatfor
your
money,
:
.
Keep'a'budget.''
Decide,
what
you
can
affcrd'tQ
spena.foV.
.
.
each!
Item,
and
hold
yourself
wHhln
this
amount;
V
V
V'
CW-
Then
to
get
the
most
for
your
budget
money
read
adver
'
'
Uaemerita
carefully.
The
advertisements
you
read
tell
you
what
Is
newest
and
best.
They
give
you
the
latest
ideas
and
Improvements.
They
help
you
to
get
more
from
each
dollar
you
have
apportioned
In
your
budget
and
so
live
better
and
dress,
better
with
the
same
income.
-
The
true
purpose
of
a
budget
Is
to
enable
you
to
spend
wisely
and
only
by
careful
reading
of
advertising
can
you
.
hope
to
accomplish
this
result.
'
.
,
:
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ml
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Read
advertising
regularly.
"
It
points
the
,
.
.
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if
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vf
ay
10
ueuer
living.
Daily
News
Want
Ads.
Bring
Quick
Returns
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TuMd
May
7i
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Mil!
Planned
For
Emma
Group
at
Usk;
New
Road
to
Owen
Lake;
Another
Strike
on
Toplcy-Richfield
A-
drift
tunnel
about
200
feet
long
has
been
driven
and
(
a
considerable
quantity
of
ore
has
been
opened
up
on
the
Emma
group
of
mineral
claims
near
Usk
which
was
bonded
a
year
ago
by
T.
A.
Lowary
and
S.
J.
Norris
from
L.
W.
Patmore
of
Prince
Rupert
and
upon
which
operations
are
being
superintended
by
J
M.
Moir.
The
vein
runs
from
2
to
4
feet
wide
the
entire
distance
and
cross-cuts
are
now
being-
run
in
both
directions
to
get
around
a
fault
which
f
iwas
recently
encountered.
ine-
lEmma
ore
is
gold-copper
and
1
ore
averaged
1.35
per
cent
copper,
jwMMt
Is
believed,
average
$30
per
as
compared
with
1.47
per
tent
Uon
or
better.
An
ounce
of
gold
the
year
before.
New
ore
devel-is
given
in
some
of
the
assays.
,
0ped
by
the
company
in
1028
The
operators
are
well
satisfied
totalled
3,044,4227
ton,
making
with
values
to
date
and
plnn
to
the
ore
reserves
at
the
end
of
the
develop
enough
tonnage
to
war-
j
year
14,718,132
tons.
Improve-rant
a
mill
In
the
fall
or
next
ment
in
mill
equipment
increased
spring.
The
Emma
is
in
a
good
recoveries
and
ne
nrnfifn
In
1028
camp
buildings.
Seven
men
are
now
working
on
the
property
with
a
compressor
and
ope
drill.
Ample
financing
has
been
se
cured
privately.
'Machinery
has
been
taken
up
the
hill
from
Usk
o
the
Shenandoah
property
and
everything
is
reported
to
be
in
readiness
for
operations
to
be
resumed
at
an
early
date.
The
Owen
Lake
Mining
Co.
Is
lKivin
Jack
Peynolds
cruise
proposed
new
road
route
up
the
M6rlc
Iliver
to
the
Owen
Lake
wintry.
The
road
from
Houston
to
Wistaria
is
now
almost
impassible
and
transportation
to
the
Owen
Lake
mine
is
out
of
the
"uestion
for
the
greater
part
of
the
distance.
The
proposed
new
cultural
district
and
a
fine
weenie
eountry.
'
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f
i
f
.
A
ivcjw
ore.yone
has
been
en-ountered
In
the
north,
drift
of
he
.
Toplcy-Jtichfield
mine
apart
iom
me
nigngraoe
ore
upon
vhfrh
considerable
development
';t
-
been
under
way"
recently.
The
iew
ore.
samples,
of
which
haw
enrhH
Smithers.
Is
very
similar
in
character
to
the
fine
grained
n
nnonnl
tin
in
ihf
nriirin.il
I'evel.
High
values
wc
"w'
in
assays
and
the
strike
has
a
lepth
6f
250
feet.
Operations
at
ha
property
continue
to
centre
on
h
extension
of
the
north
drift,
where
three
additional
drill
holes
remain
to
be
linked
up
at
the
lower
level.
Plans
are
being
nade
to
ship
high-grade
ore
from
"he
discovery
made
a
few
weeks
go
at
which
point
ore
is
being
ken
out,
while
a
raise
Is
being
un
to
the
100
foot
level.
The
.Granby
.Consolidated
Min-og,
Smelting
&
Power
Co.
In
l!W8
old
01,011,082
pounds
of
copper
nd
produced
57,521,754
pounds.
addition
to
43Q',CGG
ounces
of
ilvcr
and
11,080
ounces
of
gold.
ic
Oliver
tjuipui
nnowa
a
Biigui
'onrease
from
1927,
goldf
and
copier
being
both
ahead.
Of
copter,
Aayox
produced
36,134,026
ounds
and
Allenby
21.387,7228
ounds.
The
average
cost
of
pro-lucing
copper
was
9.
188c,
as
corn-Ted
with
9.971c
In
1927.
Anyox
fMggpvev
1000
new
dividend
share
GENERALOTTER
i
ENDED
CAREER
1
DURING
NIGHT
took
Part
In
All
.Military
Events
85,
in
Canada.
During
60
Tears
WAS
5
YEAItS
OLD
rate
or
57
per
to
his
physicians
-death
was
due.
to
old
age.
The
funeral
will
be
'
held
on
Friday
when
he
is
to
be
Two
of
the
strongest
mining
or-
accorded
full
military,
honors.
jganizatioaa
of
Canada
have
gone
Before
the
.great
General
Into
British
Columbia's
new
min-
Sir
William.
Dillon
Otter,
K.C.B.,
Ing
field
north
of
Stewart,
says
was.
admittedly
the
most
con-
the
Financial
News
of.Vanrou-
spicu'ous
example
pf
"from
private
ver
editorially.
They
are
Mining
to
general"
among
the
sons
of
Corporation
of
Canada
and
Con-
Canada.
When
his
native
country
solidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
entered
the
world
conflict
in
1014
Scores
of
prospectors
antong
Sir
William
was
past
the
allotted
them
the
best
ia
the
weat
are
mark
of
three
score
years
and
ten.
already
on
their
way
into
thix
ter-
His
record
us
a
soldier
was
as
full
ritory
of
promise
and
a
star!
will
of
honors
as
hewas
of
years.
The
be
made
toward
locating
the
more
soldier
spirit
was
undiminished
obvious
and
accessible
deposits,
-ml
the
body
strong.
Although
In
the
contact
zone
beiwen
the
he
was
on
the
retired
list
nobody
grano-diorite
and
the
Coast
Ilange
was
much
surprised
when
he
of-batholith
in
which
have
occurred
fered
hln
services
to
the
countrv
such
famous
properties
as
th
"In
any
capacity."
The
country
Britannia,
IWImonrt-Surf
Inlet,
appreciated
the
of
fer
and
the
force
Dolly
Varden,
Hidden
Creek
and
of
character,
military
experience
route'-
would
open
up
an
agritlof
snuare
milea-of
Drobafcle
rain:
But
it
was
decided
that'
the
up-
era
foHijing
greund.
East
of
this
standing
stripling
of
"71
had
sl-
contact
belt
Ilea
a
second
and
ready
"done
his
bit,
'so
far
as
somewhat
similar
zone,
paralleling
overseas
!"""
was
permiasable
it
and
takrng
In
a
large
part
of
hy
the
age
limit,
the
basin
'tor
the
Peace
Itiver
Sir
William
was
then
offered
the
headwatersi.
Together
these
areas
post
of
director
of
international
make
a
mining
country
in
which
operations
In
Canada
during
the
generations
of
Canadians
will
war.
He
accepted.
From
1914
work
without
exhausting
the
re-
to
the
close
of
the
war
he
did
his
sources.
duty
in
a
situation
thai
required
MOw
does
this
'ere
minimum
wage
work,
Hegbert?"
,
"Well,
yer
see.
that's
not
a
bloke
gets
fer
goin'
to
work.
Then
;f
'e
wants
a
bit
more
'e
'as
to
wo
k
for
it."
much
organization
tVl(
duced
many
vexai,,
,
,
It
was
a
home
p,
.
"cushy
job."
It
M
handling
of
some
thmu
ocatlon
just
a
mile
from
the
Usk
were
more
than
double
those
for!n
the
Dominion,
after
beginning
J866
nd
1X70
station
and
almost
on
the
river
1
1927.
The
outlook
for
the
com-
his
career
as
a
private.
level
with
the
ore
all
above.
The.ing
year
Is
excellent
and
the
sir
Willi.-.
h.i,1
l.in
nninn.
erned
enemy
ahens.
fensive.
but
m,m
Mnl
'
:oua
Kuril
ps.
tiPilC
-
ous.
const
to
cia
(K
dlrertor,
who
u..
k."
.
until
Sejitembcr,
1920.
Oiler's
"S.v
It
.
t
.
n
.
..
,mimmmm
,
ihk
in
V'Unaua
ar
.
rpto
ami
me
",rr
way
riots
in
flnt.)
On
'h.:
the
Canadian
n-:
r
the
form
of
schools
in
Dfc-'r.
-Col.
Otter
w.i
tnandant
of
th:i
1.
barracks,
Toronto,
held
for
15
yiv.r
In
the
suppri'
west
Itebellion
in
1
Colon)
Otter
u,.
lhe
Rattleford
'..',,.
b
famous
foro
'!
hf
trails
of
th-
w
1
'ri.li.ed
nowaila
''lies.
He
Wih
r
(;'.
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lit
toiiK
aif
iin-:-hifs
Foundm:ikr-r
"d
by
8tMi(l
nl
a'"
?r
at
Cut
Knife
'd
of
May,
af'er
r
tn
it....
t-
.
.
Premier
there
are
many
thousand
and
ability
which
backed
it
Up.
"
,
1
!
T
f
those
tw
chief
v
,"
object
a
formi'iv
!
'lose
of
Louis
I,
close
atten!'".!:
"'ddleton
at
B.tio-
he
The,
outbreak
rf
9
ii
'
em
,'
t'.er
Fought
In
South
Africa
During
'eu
win
t,r
a
r
x,,,
ir
.
af
th
bot
spot,
.
Hoer
War
nnd
Wan
no
r
M
Wounded
progress
of
th-
ah;
,
TOkONTO.
Mav
7.
General
South
Afri
an
war
l?no.!jM
Sir
Wmiam
Otter.
K.C.I).,
aged
Previous
to
that,
he
'oox
who
had
a
distinguished
ca-
m""r'
u
ne
immnrr
ni
,iti;nr
f
(
.
can
war.
through
the
Northwest
durn
the
latter
huJf
of
tht
Itebellion
in
Canada,
and
in
the
capacity
of
director
of
internment
operations
in
Canada
during
the
great
war,
died
last
night.
He
attained
the
rank
of
inspector-
general,
the
highest
military
office
main
-.highway,
when
it
is
built.
(
company
expects
to
maintain
the
cious
for
ten
days
and
according
w?H
pass
within
a
few
feet
of
the
century.
In
1WH
w.
vte
in
Canada'i
c;:vv
Promoted
to
lieu',
v.-dl
Queen's
Own
P..:'..
terved
in
the
del.
n
.
try
from
the
,
tenant-colonel
in
mamled
hia
rpglni
i.'
d.
Toronto
"Pilgrima
T.
he!
Trfcan
war
found
lr
'
command
of
C'anaJ
'
'aVwt.
the
2nd
P.,'
,
Canadian
ReKimn'
I!
voundd,
mentioned
t
c;
'wlci,
promoted
t
'
'
colonel,
and
givi-n
t
,i-
maiwler
of
the
B.
th
f
f
:e
there.
Cabled
y...
Qimh
Victoria,
IjftUfW,
("anad.i
-"r'ous
presentiitior
tr
home
were
am
r
:Mnjf
honor
of
an
service.
MINING
WORK
&orit
Pay
djijfor
Duty
on
an
iSSd
Bike
Buy
a
COM-
Bicycle
Made
in
Canada
OOM
Seivite
Stations
throughout
Canada'
For
C.
C.
ffl.
Bicycles
11
fi
.
warn.
i.
i.
OTTAWA.
Mav
?
ment
work
on
mu
tri
the
Dominion
l.mds
nr
measured
in
future
"
of
work
actually.
dor.c
"
1
thp
time
siHnt
or
mn::i
It
was
announced
(n
0
last
night
by
the
dcpar'.n:
Interior.
!,
IDII
1
II
Work
Will
Not
t
unt
0t
McRAE
BROS.
Limited