PAGE
SIX
Propaganda
tyiread
over
the
ELECTION
DAY
IN
1
HOME
for
candidates
running
fur
nniLt-
in
Konu.
a;i
front
of
public
buildings
thiou.hout
the
it
y.
CONCOI.EUM
CANADA
LIMITED
GOLD
SEAL
111
COLD
tCAJL
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I
(
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cvwuniu
iini,
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MONTREAL
OLEIJMtl
Giirviiiiixjji'j.
n
Rugs
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WednpsdilV
LOOKED
FOR
OIL
Conoliafcaatd(
Llmlied.
Nick
prospected
thoroughly
over-the
country
where
the
oil
was
posed
to
have
been
located,
but
ON
NAAS
RIVER
judKin?fromt0thef'niuraen
of
"the
country,
are
skeptical
about
it
iever
having
existed.
Report
,f
Surveyor
In
1914
Take
fr.
Gordon
sailed
yesterday
iWjMtir
It
Hemote
IUj-..fnfteriroaTr-
on-
the
Catla
for
his
ln
of
Alyansh
h?&e
AJertBjivhere
he
wI"
"
i
spemTat
Ieast"part
of
the
summer.
S.
P
Cordon,
well
known
He
rMorted
that
unrlnir
a
nr.
iiorthrtirpp'osne'ctor,
who
wa
for-
riveJ
in
the
Naas
Valley
and
the
ie
It
f(rickiSirtiL
Me.tr.J.
ttmi
tit,
Ntmt
.
Aiirtu.
Cltj.
iftrltkeiil
uiJiir'
lUoii
or
oblliatleni'a'
r
CODV
OI
Hu
itlir'h.n...
li
t
catMi.a
catliUdf
1
li.Uk
A
V.
r-"
mini
arlM
w
.
Yen
Jlaw
tlitlt
Ep(lu
weeks
ago
from
Terrace.
Duing
the.
past
Aiyansh,
but
there
is
still
some
on
l
thre
weeks
Mr..
Gordon
made
a-'he
hills.
The
country
north
of
'rip
from
Terrace
over
the
trail
to;
'lya.nsb
which
he
visited
has
sel-Alynh,
whence,
In
company
with
jdomieen'penetrated
by
white
men.
!
James
Nick,
who
bad
traveled
oyer
I
"There
ore
some
promising
looking
the
trail
from
Alice
Arm
tb
An-
agricultural
areas,
with
flat,
clear
I
vox,
he
went
on
a
trip
55
miles
up
meadow.
The
country
is
ihac-I
the
Naas
River,
past
Cranberry
cessible,
however,
through
lack
of
f
nTA
Prill
nnwiirwl
PropVn
in
InnL-
transportation.
v.
WIVVIIV)
u
IUIIV
S
,
...
:
'.to
report
that
vg
made
In,
1914
4Jiat
seepages
of
crude
oil
Passengers
going
through
to
r
mv
surveyor,
who
lost
his
C.
J.
Fletcher,
from
Anyox,
and
me
in
me
great
war.
uordon
and
G.
A.
Gorman,
from
Stewart
AT
LITTLE
EXPENSE
1".
iMsl;
'
a
...
Visions
of;
hoop
eklrtfl
.
.
.
curlsr.
.
.
anil
tliQ
cliarm
of
s
,
.
;
1
IfifW
W
.W.
1.4,"4;.1
?v'-
adipu
hoimf
.yolit
.
.
.
oroJirotiglu
lo
MiAdUmtk
k
v
SVj
"'
"'
0
V-
1
Iff
'
"j
V4C!"'V:
'i-.A--
ly
Hio
quaint
pattern
of
this
iiiimmiuI
Congoleum
rug.
'
4
rSHH!f!iii
'
Viil
i
k
j
iiy;
fc,.;l'MCConr!m1yeH
the
j.an,l.,alc
hoSkeJ
rug
in
i
W
'?
MISt
X'
$-
X
.
'
.
-SR
'..
'
nllra-iuodern
form.
'
'
,
"
,
.
.
v
'
i
Congolcum
Cold
Seal
Ilugs
cost
fo
littlo
.
.
.
and
last
so
long.
Wt-ar-riifeistiiig
.
.
.
duo
to
the
new
3Iulticotc
"
ir4cess
.
.
.
waterproof
.
.
.
and
made
in
Mich
a
variety
of
attractive
patterns.
Orientals
.
.
...florals
.
.
.
geometries
.
.
.
brilliant
colours
and
uIm!uii1
cflifla
.
.
.
and
the
"Concord''
.
.
.give
wide
fcope
for
individual
taste.
A
few
dollars
Iuijh
hcauly
for
evei-y
room
in
the
house.
I2ay
to
clean
.
just
n
ruh-ovcr
with
a
damp
mop
.
.
.
and
guaranteed.
Every
geunlne
Conguleiim
Gold
Seal
Hug
has
the
Cold
Seal
on
the
surface
.
.
.
your
guarantee
of
satisfaction
aud
positive
protection
against
inferior
substitutes.
Clip
tlie-coupou
and
tnd
for
the
coloured
pattern
booklet.
All
the
tiewcet
Cuiigolc.um
patterns
arc
shown
in
it.
".V
:i
:
CONGOLEUM
COLD
SEAL
HY-TIIE-YAKD
Congolcum
can
be
purchased
by
the
yard
in
smart
Tile
Effects.
Durable,
easy
to
clean,
and
guaranteed
like
Cold
Seal
Rugs.
I'xicei
are
very
low.
2
yds.
wide
70c
per
so,,
yd.
3
yds.
wide-475c
per
sq.
yd.
5
1
'
r
:
J.
..
.
.
,
Vancouver
on
May
16,
when
pro
posals
or
further
financing
will
be
dealt
with.
Representative
of
the
British
shareholders
will
be
in
attendance.
Complete
reorganization
of
the
capital
structure
is
under
consideration,
much
de
It
is
reported
that
the
Bayvlew
Alining
Co.
may
resume
opwa-fifons
on
its
Portland
Canal
projp-trty
this
season.
The
company
is
-ported
to
have
ample
funds
or
titinil
In
.mntlmiM
work
On
this
w.
u.
Mansion,
J
...
.
.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PIUNCE
RUPERT
To
Hcsume
Development
of
Mona
Aline,
Near
)m
Lake:
Woodbine
to
Revise
Finnnem
c:t...
Crest
Capital
Doubled
Active
development
of
the
Mona
mine,
about
k
in
AU
J
Tl
T
...Ml
V,..
.
,
mHy
engaged
in
ranching
at
weather
in
the
hills
was
really
uuw
u
,
VT
r
n
V
Vf
n
A
1
'"mM
been
encountered
there.
j
Vancouver
from
northern
points)
The
report
to
this
effect
was
on
the
steamer
Catala
yesterday
.
A
general
meeting
of
share-i
rowht
'5
vears
ago
to
Alyansh
ffternoon
included:
T.
Mochlda,
'holders
at
the
Woodbine
Gold
by
Ken
Taylor,
a
provincial
gov-
from
Mill
Bay;
Miss
Furlan
and
Mining
Co.,
Ltd..
will
be
held
In
awojmieit
over
certain
"rf
-cMon
of
:t.
i
""orgo
will
s
pei
ui
hat
district
and
nl
.
pending
on
reisultaof
first
ship-
r
,0
Stew.irt
in
1
.
!
n
ment
to
smelter,
.
There
are
"rojec4ed
railway
r
u
e
llternate
proposals
of
converting
iptnmon
stock
io
Ibe
treasury
to
.
--nniIBI
reftrence
shares.
Increasing
the
hAKm
IVIMIIIIIV1
upitallzatlon
of
the
company
or
I
JTllLl
iilLylUlll
'suing
debentures.
mV
YORK,
Mi.
oailstic
tricks
were
!
jwnUy
hy
wireli
s
UuoaiOKcr,
who
mur
financing
was
made
nectary
!
while
nca
.
,i
,
siCkmnlatA
4
Via
(mmurilV
lit
fha
Tiafl.
r
.
....
,
Annual
report
of.'Beri
l
Smith,
Premier
(OildiMfnln'g
Co.,
on
the
nroperty
Je,nd
further
llghr
to
a
recent
reported.
encounteriVig
of
the
vein
on
the
Silverado
property
at
biewart.
According
to
this
re-port,
the
tunnel
had
advanced
412
ret
by
the
end
of
last
yeur
and
i
was
estimated
that
Approximately
RoG
feet
additional
had
to
be
driven
before
it
could
be
expected
tb
cut
the.
first
of
the
zones
on
the
surface.
"These
new
show-
Ings,"
said
the
report,
'"consisting
or
four
or
five
mineralized
Bhear
tones-elosely
grouped,
show
at
one
point
on
the
surface
an
excellent
grade
ilverlead
ore
and
good
as
says
In
other
scattered
locations."
'
The
contract
has
been
let
to
I'atsy
Ilogan
and
associates
for
500
feet
of
underground
work
In
the
Winkler
tunnel
of
the
Silver
Tip
property,
near
Hig
Missouri,
aStewart.
The
tunnel
is
now
in
lOQJfeet.
A
200-foot
cross-cut
will
WSdrlve-u
both
.ways
to
cut
four
different
beds
of
tuffs
under
tho
surface,
where
work
done
last
year
xiwed
.ore
that
assayed
as
high
as
C8C
ounces
in
silver.
The
;
j
face
.of
the
tunnel
Is
now
in
lead-jilnc
.ore
with
jrood
silver
values.
A
Ihreerborsepower
engine
and
ifan
have
just
been
installed
.and
layout
10
tons
of
supplies
are
be.
iiig
tsken
In
by
the
Crawford
Trajrsr
Co.
There
is
sufficient
mi:
------
jjox,
cauMu
wntiug
.i;.i
Ule
property
at
uie
neaa
oi
nasi-
1m
.ww
a
Mi
U)
,
ings
Arm
ana
to
exiena
me
lun-lel
a
further
230
feet
to
intersect
the
ore
shoot
exposed
In
the
flKaft
workings,
thus
bringing-
the
prop-sirly
to
IBs
proJu'clfve
alSgtf,
Ne-
gotiations
are
also
under
way
by
,hi
,eompAnX'XJtP'l
relate
the
N-
light
to
be
turned
on
m
v
ej
exal
Ayaiwh
nd
was
at
one
time
lo-
warm.-
Jn
the
valley
the
snow
uruiuuiiwu.
u.
urtnji,
ivwnuy
maUe
an
;uted
:t
Alice
Arm,
.arrived
hi
the
has
practically
all
gone.,
having
j
illation
of
the
property
and
Jaid
OVlt
a
plan,
of
levi
e!
find
development
to
date
consists
of
open
cuts
and
tunneling.
The
ore
is
chiefly
silver
and
values
as
hith
so
pii
yvi
iuu
wave
ucun
itvcuicu,
veins
appear
to
parallel,
strikini?
northeast
.and
carrying
hiirh
hM
silver
content.
Work
Is
to
be
con-'
Linued
on
the
main
body
of
ore
and
steel
tracks
and
dump
cars
will
be
purchased
in
order
to
speed
up
progress
and
allow
trial
shipments
(to
be
made
this
summer.
money
in
the
treasury
t
he
present
plans.
"Hfl
wrgn
and
p
II
f
T
l.
nawj
ii
iikgnt
uu
the
Yuki
'ays
&
Exploration
(
',,
.
Pi
rtfeorn
Light
fr..m
Whiv
Hi
,n
leiegraph
Trek
Aftr
"i'r'j'ng
at
Telegraph
ok
unt'iUKKl
overland
im.,
Jtnm-!
'!
r-tl
I
woperty
as
well
as
the
Arlington
Wing
and
duplicaf
woun.
near
Nelson.
,
of
meOJums
r
SH0WS1RIG
'
i
Jlr.
Uunninger.
Um
i
d
.
.-.
.
,
.m:;n
of
the
science
and
invesf
I
Silver
urest
Mine,
Lia.,
nas
in-
,
n,
nwv-w.ui
ri..
Creased
iU
capUalizatJon
frwn
to
bnstt
M
.
tlpjm),
Followinv
iMWitmnal
-stunt?!
Mch
a
trumpet
was
iduMi.
out
visible
assistance
and
a
M
tn.ui
moved
up
and
dnw
::
nl
a
message
from
th,1'
ether.
Uunninver
dtscloHed
In
-
niet.io
iua-iii'ig
o
i
m
Im,
kU
-nut
and
.nsll
he
Saddle.
Further,
jmoney
is
aUoj
rweai
occHtiary
10
resume
oeveiopmviH
if
the
company's
property
on
Salmon
River,
Stewart.
Operations
of
.the
.company
last
year
were
cirv-
3ned
to
the
Saddle
property,
here
open
cut
work
exposed
the
eln
for
750
feet,
ore
averaging
360.87
per
tan.
Work
on
Ihe
ierial
tramway
win
carried
on
from
May
until
fall
when
weather
trlade
necessary
the
suspension
of
work.
The
tram
is
all
completed
with
the
exception
of
the
last
wer
and
the
unloading
terminal
'rnd
or
bin
at
the
mine.
,
The
?a.ran
is
well
equipped.
Development
of
the
propHTtv
at
Stewart
Sj
taio
W
.be
jesiJLtned
tilf'seatori
.
I
ndfolrft
the
Sllvpr
Tin
nnSllU
MIourl
properties.
-
j'
11
l.
I.
sent
-d
tt1
-itrapticd
about
hie
a
the
trolling
switches
of
vr.ich
he:;
in
his
pockets.
He
.xplsmi-i'l
his
pmrattts
was-
-
mila'
!
miniature
wireless
-endmi
ibe
receiving
end
ut
nin
contained
in
the
base
of
'he
'J
d
which
wore
plaited
tb
M
u)
be
controlled
.
A
m.igtift
u
receiving
end
os
the
set
P
j
i
ylvgt
of
metal
in
tho
pf
rfuit
object.
Mr.
Jhianlnger
repe..'
I
4f
the
exuerimenu
:
hr.Jtl
wooden
wall
from
out
-
:de
tht
ishI
added
that
if
'
ndn(
paratus
were
built
up
-ut'u
rnnfm!rt
rould
1
1
1-
Ilv
ate
the
set
from
a
f""''
point.
Mr.
Dunninger
knew
of
no
medium
mplo'ed
wireless.
(Oil
.uc
Ml
How
1
Was
Fred
of
Hemorrhoids
alter
25
ytan
of
tuger'nt
T
L.J
..Jin
pit
"I
Gradual
V.wriiwy
S-irgf.
Upr-r
a.lo.
N
il
medicine
from
sU
r
world
snd
went
,h
twic-t
Pordand,
l""
Shrbrookt,
Qut.
I
j
T
0
II
J
aut
ID
hundiedJ
ot
douan
jj.l
jonJ.B:.for.noU.ere
but
waa
in
lutn
-
-
.
,i
j;.i
.1...
,h.
doctor
JvikI"!
tn
wat'r
m
fmw
dVt.
Mr
wif.
hppnJ
w
p,ldLS
Dr.
Ch.M'i
Almny
got.
box.
w...o
ranch
3r
Ihstl
ordered
thr
.
boiei.
In
on
week
'
,
four
y..r.
.rnc.
I
'f'
fft
of
h
pils.
r!7,.f
IW
r
M
In
bli.vin
A
tnantnt."
Dr.
ChiM'
undard,
tlmt-proen
"
p,
for
pit.,
or
rmorhoiS
v
HumcII'i
p.ri.nc.
(
k
that
of
manr
thouwnJ
o
who
hv.bMnrV'.v,lrCb'
pilti
by
this
otbinj
antiwpdc
oiniment.
'.itiiit
orThiDr.A.W.Ch.-Ml
r.
fii,.J
Toronto,