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PAGE
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Drink
plenty
cf
water,
perspire
freely
and
prevent
perspiration
odour
by
using
Lifebuoy
Soap.
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N.
MALRia
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"WHAT'S
IN
A
NAME?"
The
Humorist,
London.
tepimtion
Odour
is
no
respecter
of
Persons-
or
Seasons
Winter
and
Summer
one
per-snires
.
-
.
evervone
.
.
.
from
"??one
to
two
-
pints
daily,
the
doctor,!"
say?
;
'
One
needn't
be
in
a
warm
room,
it
may
not
be
a
sultry
summer
day,
for
somc-Y
VT.times
excess
perspiration
is
caused
by
iP)P0T
or
Pn
nervousness.
i
I
!
:
ajvBut,
yyhatever
causes
perspiration
odour,
no
one
need
ever
offend
because
of
it
Hil
i
not
while
there
is
Lifebuoy
Soap
to
be
had
practically
everywhere
Lifebuoy
Soap
used
for
face,
hands
and
bath
makes
one
surm
of
not
offending.
The
creamy
lain
h
antiseptic
lather
not
only
cleanses
but
also
purines
the
pores
and
keeps
them
antiseptically
clean
and
sweet
from
bath
to
bath.
Lifebuoy
is
orange
red,
the
colour
of
its
pure
palm
fruit
oils
...
it
costs
no
more
than
the
toilet
soap
you
are
using
now.
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
Purifies
and
Protects
To
Keep
Well
Lever
Brothers
Limited,
Toronto
A
Beautiful
TEA
CADDY
YXflTII
n
axqultlta
iwcet
p
design
11
lithographed
in
many
dellCMt
color,
the
new
1928
airtight
tea
caddy
ia
extremely
attractive,
It
la
packed
with
one
pound
of
the
famoua
fragrant
Malkln'a
Beit
blend.
The
Supply
la
limited.
ORDER
YOURS
NOW!
Sold
at
alt
Grocery
Stores
Containing
1
lb.
net
MALKIN'S
BEST
TEA
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Bright
History
of
Granby
Co.;
New
Company
Formed
to
Take
Over
Babine
Victoria;
North
Leads
in
Mineral
&uductionMM..
oped
one
of
the
greatest
and
most-
unique
mining
opqrations
known
to
the
game.
In
the
course
of
years
great
glory
holes
were
opened
up
at
Phoenix
which
were
the
marvel
of
the
mining
world
at
that
time.
Phoenix
today
is
regarded
as
one
of
the
ghost
cities
of
the
west,
though
the
uranuy
Co.
is
maintaining
title
to
the
old
workings
and
some
day
hopes
to
mine
the
"balance
of
the
ore
still
in
th
slopes.
Before
it
was
necessary
to
Close
down
at
Phoenix,
Granby
had
begun
to
look
further
afield
and
it
was
in
the
remote
northwest
corner
of
the
province,
at
the
head
of
Observatory
Canal,
that
the
engineers
located
a
likely
looking
prospect
where
was
commenced
the
development
of
an
other
huge
low
grader
which
has
resulted
favorably.
Recent
work
even
outshone
Phoenix.
The
Hid-
has
consisted
of
a
cross-cut
tun-den
Creek
mine,
in
conjunction
nel
:un
by
a
crew
under
IHggins
with
which
are
operated
the
An-
this
winter.
It
is
intended
to
cut
yox
smelter
and
concentrator,
'
the
main
vein
at
a
depth
of
360
commenced
production
in
19J3
feet
or
&
distance
of
450
feet
from
and
has
an
absolutely
unbroken!
the
portal.
A
body
of
ore,
not
record
of
steady
operation
ever
previously
discovered,
was
eil-since
even
in
1921,
when
the
p
ice
countered
in
this
at
GO
feet
f:om
of
the
"red
metal"
dropped
so
low'ihc
portal,
the
assays
showing
it
thaj
the
low
cost
producers
all
to
run
$22
in
gold
and
$1.80
in
over
the
continent
hrew
up
their
.siltwr
across
six
feet.
Encouraged
hands
and
quit.
Then
in
1923
ar-
toy
this
the
owners
succeeded
in
rnngemento
were
made
to
purchase
the
Copper
Mountain
and
Allenby
properties
and
this
project
was
finally
brought
into
production
in
1925.
Granby's
policy
has
al-
")
oeen
sen-supporting
as
withen
when,
in
1918.
the
com-.
panys
coke
suply
for
Anvox
threatened
to
fail,
the
coal
lands
at
Cassidy
on
Vancouver
Island
wipe
acquired
and
elaborate
coke
ovens
were
built
at
Anvox.
the
colliery
and
coke
ovens
having
been
In
continuous
operation
ever
since.
Some
idea
of
the
axtent
of
the
company's
operations
mty
be
obtained
when
it
"i
realized
that
the
combined
payrolls
amount
annually
to
ovo-
$2,000,000
and
the
accounts
for
material
and
supplies
are
another
$2,000,000,
while
2000
men
are
employed
continuously.
The
production
for
1927
was
2.-125,000
tons
of
ore,
55,400,000
pounds
of
coppe-,
435,000
ounces
of
silver,
9775
ounces
of
gold
153,800
tons
of
coal
and
SC.900
of
coke,
to
say
nothing
of
multifarious
by-products,
and
these
figures
were
exceeded
in
1928.
The
work
of
Charles
Bocking.
vice-president
and
general
man
ager
of
Granby
Co.
now,
has
beer
to
a
great
extent
responsible
fn-these
gratifying
results,
althoug.
u
must
be
"remembered
tiat
F.
M.
Sylvester
was
largely
reannn
sible
for
the
ground
work,
as
fB-
as
Anyox
and
later
operations
of
the
company
were
concerned,
am!
that
it
was
under
the
efficient
an-'
PALESTINE
AND
BRITISH
EMPIRE
A
movement
has
junt
been
launched
in
England
to
make
Palestine
a
permanent
part
of
the
British
Empire,
as
a
seventh
dominion,
after
the
expiration
of
the
twenty-five
year'
period
of
the
mandate
granted
by
the
League
of
Nations.
Colonel
Joslah
Wedgwood..
Labor
M
P.
(above)
ia
one
of
the
leaders
of
the
movement.
'
in
length
and
the-tunnel
work
has
interesting'
vaWcouvw.
and
Seat
tie
financial
people
and
a
new
com
pany
called
th
Lorrain-Coiiper
Silver
Mi
Res,
Ltd..
has
been
organized'
to
develop
the
property
.
A
Digip'ogramoi.worKii.i
mapped
out
for
the
coming
seanon
which
includes
the,
taking
.
in
of
mail
.inery
over
the
recently
rebuilt
Cronin
JniD.rwid.i
Directs
s.
Ih-
-cludfr-CrinmBl-W
-7FosteeI).
ft.
..V..
.preswent;
ueutenant-
'Col5nel
W.
S.
Buell,
secretary;
and
aho
F,
T.Crowe
of
Seattle
xi
M.
-Mfjsjtfiei
.and
A.
T.
Ilarrer
of.
Smithers,.
,;
";
Fields
of
.
the
north
are
now
found
tp
be
leading
the
provinces
in
the
production
of
the
move
precious
metals.
Most
importam
placer-gold
producing
fields
are
low
Atlin,
Cariboo
and
Cassiar.
Pd
tland
-Canal
leads
in
lode-gold
producing,
with
Naas
Itiver,
Skeena
River,
Roasland
and
Otoyoos
following.
Copper
producing
districts
are
Anyox,
Howe
Sound.
Rot
stand,
and
Boundary,
and
sllvor
production
is
mainly
by
Portland
Canal,
Slocan,
rort
Steele
and
the
Boundary.
IRISH
SETTLER
Writes
to
Chairman,
ijf
Council
Asking
That
Lady
Be
Sent
to
Canada
BALLYMONEY,
County
Ant
m.
Fell.
28:
A
former
resident
of
this
town,
Daniel
Pattison,
ho
emigrated
to
Canada,
has
ad-rossed
n
Utter
to
the
Bally-oney
urban
council
asking
for
ssistance
'
in
finding
a
suitable
fife.
William
Stuart,
chairman
t'
th
council,
caused
a
good
deal
f
merriment
when
he
read
the
ttei-
to
his
colleagues.
Daniel
I'attlnnon
needs
a
wife
(
tween
th
age
of
45
and
50
who
'
ill
be
willing
to
go
to
Canada
i
nd
arc
for
nfm
and
his
little'
!")
and
girl,
aged
nine
and
six.
ie
stipulates
the
lady
must
be
a
''
stant
and
a
resident
of
Bal-vmi
-ley
or
Jive
within
three
nili
of
the
town.
Mr.
Pattison
'oe-
not
say
anything
abimt
looks
ill
m
quests'
the'ehaman
to
give
the
rittttejhfs;
(4
rWest
rcohslder-
tion
Mr.
Stuart
lapghlngly
proteHj
ted
against
having
the
respons-,
llilllty
of
selecting
a
bride
thrust
upon
hint,,
but
the
meeting
de-.
cided
ho
sjlone
should
make
the
'
selection.
lie
has
received
num-,
rous
applicants
for
the
position,
'
'"eluding
'ton
application
from
a
blonde
lady
.'.'who
Is
considered
vood
looking
and
lacking
In
vices."
The
Wdy-(tiniest
"I
am
nt
pres-
ent
engaged
as
housekeeper
to
an
old
gentleman
who
Is
very
likely
to
depart
fpr
,a
better,
land
lipon.
I
believe
f
have
the
neces-rfary
qualifications
to
fit
me
fnv
this
job
and
shall
be
pleased
to
submit
myself
for
your
kind
Inspection
at
any
hour
on
hearing
from
you.
I
was
4G
years
of
aire
beany.
I.
.am-cousidej'od
goo.;
Little,
perhaps
did
that
adventurous
group
who
first
0ZLn!l7Jv!em-
V'h.',
broke
ground
ithe
old
Phoenix
camp
in
the
Boundary.
country
m
'98
dream
tjjat
the
simple
low
grade
operations
hee-n
marrled
before
a
haV(.
which
they
were
then
commencing
would
make
the
now
firry
well
kept.
inm
sure
th
Granby
Consolidated
Mining,
Smelting
&
Power
Op's
pn
appeal
to
your
Cnnndi:-history
far
outlast
the
glamor
of
the
Yukon
gold
strike,
-jk.
,,
which
was
made
about
the
same
time,
and
in''Sttyeara1b,e
j
nearly
.forgot
to
nieritlon
come,
what
Granby
now
is,
one
of
the
principal
industries
-,m
-utrictiy
teetotal
but
do
not
of
the
province.
From
that
commencement
was
devel-
object
to
an
odd
'hulfrum'
for
my
stomach's
sake.
Please
do
economical
direction
of
II.
S.
.nil
in
your
pqwer
as
ram
anxious'
Munro
thm
the
company
was
to
cltle
down,
and
you
will
never
guided
successfully
through
the
fegret
It."
.
oublous
aud
lean
years
of
the
tirst
half
of
the
present
decade.
By
a
dial
that
has
just
been
closed,
Vancouver
and
Seattle
capitalist
have
taken
over
the
development
of
the
Babine-Victoria
mining
property
fn
the
Hftbine
rang.about
.22.
mjjes
f.om
Smilhers.
ThU
is
a
gold-silver-lead-zinc
prospect
wnich
was
lo
cited
fifteen,
years
j&go
by
P.'
J.
Higglris,
who,
w.th
hfc
associate?,
has
been
developing
the
property
over
a
numoe.-
of'
years.
Ills
main
showing'
"was,-mnde
on
the
affirfatB.'bv
ooen
cuts
for
2000
feet
a
gentleman
from
Belfast
offers
to
send
to
the
chairman
"carriage
paid"
a
few
women
h
'-an
recommend,
who
can
be
in
spected
at
the
convenience
of
Mr.
Stuart.
Provincial
Constable
Robert
Oibann
sailed
last
nfgfet
on
the
Catala
for
Fish
F.gg
Inlet,
in
the!
vicinity
of
Adenbrook
Island,
i
'
where
he
has
some
police
matters
to
attend
to.
And
it
has
the
largest
sale
in
North
America
TEA
Fresh
from
the
gardens'
PPY
COLDS
During
the
period
following
colds,
coughi,
gmp,
influenza
or
other
prostrating
Illness,
when
your
body
weakened,
is
the
worthwhile
time
to
prove
the
strength
restorative
merit
of
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
OF
PURE
VITAMIN-RICH
COD-LIVER
OIL
It
is
the
food-tonic
with
world-wide
prestige,
tKt
strengthens
and
hulps
build
up
the
weakened
body
aaj
restore
the
normal
balance
of
health.
If
you
art
run.
down
with
Grippe
build
up
on
Scott's
Emulsion!
ScuCiA
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