.
j;iy,
January
17,
1020
r
.
'
"'fiTMIWTmihTTfTini
'WWiT'iwrTnii
'
Kii
i?
Al;ihi
they
appear
t
t
men
lire
at
present
on
tho
!I
Ht
the
Esperansa
mine.
(;.
ir.
-O
.'I
.-J
i
in
the
News
of
th
3
h:t:
I.
it
M
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
King
mes
Hi.;
lliKly
of
Milling
Ore
Reins
Developed
at
Esper-;ir.:a
:
ii
,c
Sound
Testine
Toric
Snmnlos-
:m:
.
(
in
Silverado
Looks
Promising
.
i
:.eranra
mine
at
Alice
Arm,
which
has
been
a
l.
!.
-o'luct-r
of
iii-rh
irrade
silver
ore
for
many
years
iv
Mir.ru-v
of
becoming
a
shipping
mine
of
con
)io.on,ions.
wnereas
m
the
nast
onlv
hitrr
"ivo
bean
developed
and
the
ore
sacked
and
Il'IMM
f!
(!f'Vf
om
nt
work
riurmtrthia
V,
U
.
,.
""!,
vino
irtuK;i
HUB
Ull
l;
(lv
of
nil
.
inir
ni-
A
fnnnol
Una
Kr.
-
r
""n
ituo
uvrcii
Ull
veil
"i-
u,t
,
old
workmgs.Mul,
,
at
a
distance
of
52
feet,
an
1
I
v..'
pfeh--
,-'ujntered
-
-
-
r
Hut
dMancer4R
tog
Co.,
has
left
for
BrttanaJs
'
;
i
was
then
cottar)-
wlth
,
lmrge
qtlMtity
of
....
,
tunn-l
war;n-
upon
which
further
testa
will
b
!h
!'',''
Tu,t
'hat
H.
T.
Alrey
it
remalninr
p:c-l-ol
up
after
six
feet
charge
t
the
Toric.
J'
ny
crms-cut.
Til;'
t
y
f,
of
aVm.d
m
'
Good
prog-ess
V
bate
made
by
!
i
expected
to
avenge
he
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.
wftr
t
ui.
One
the
development
of
the
Silverado
.t
out
.s;.:.yed
89
in
fold
property
at
Stewart.
There
are
!
ince
Hf)vr.
The
Ulnar
I
i
sample
supplies
on
the
mill
to
viith.n
of
800
feet
above
keep
the
crew
working
IhnwgBOut
i
the
depth
obtaiadon
the
"winter.
The
series
of
high
about
,150
feet.
TR;
grade
veins
on
the
property
art
!.
l
.i-
mi
arr'eof
aliout
46
4e-
being
developed
by
a
tunnel
ap-'l'"!'
"tf
imo
the
mill.
The
!
proaching
from
the
south.
There
!!
drifted
on
to
the
south
,
is
thought
to
be
a
chance
of
open-I
-w.
r
tunnel
d
iven
to
ob-ing
some
ich
shipping
ore
in
't
r
depth.
In
addition
these
reins.
"
hi
ery.
ore
nas
also
been
I
1
1
I'd
in
a
new
lower
tunneti
i
lie
ng
driven
to
tap
all
I
r
veins
on
the
property
a'.
.'t
r
ilin'h.
This
ore
was
t
a
diMunc"
of
16B
fei't
"
the
portal
ai.d
is
of
good
'i
yradc.
having
been
drifted
iii
distance
of
.-!x
feet
with
i
til!
in
ore.
This
tunnel
MUCK
TRADING
ON
EXCHANGE
lurry
in
.Mining
Stocks
Showe:
Some
Abatement
i'i.'
pmhed
as
rapidly
as
pearl
in
order
to
determine
width.'
t
VANCOUVER,
Jan
.
17.
The
v
w
discoveries
of
large
atock
exchange
was
active
again
i
'
;f
milling
ore
m.ike
it
nee-
on
Wednesday,
bat
the
volume
of
')
that
a
mill
be
installed
the
trade
was
much
lower
than
on
Tuesday,
when
a
million
and
a
quarter
shores
changed
hands.
Profit-taking
was
in
evidence
II.
Miller,
who
has
bee"
i
through
moat
of
the
day's
session
n
sampling
the
Tori'-'
and
at
the
close
gains
were
wined
Alici'
Arm
on
In-half
nf
out
in
several
instances.
Reevets
Sound
Hritannia)
M
in-
McDonald
continued
strong,
the
feature
selling
up
to
$3.75
from
PAIN
in
BLADDER
l'riniill.
I,m-(I
It;
SANTAI.
Mim
IU-
urrli
ri
tlirOrnto..
I
hi
i,r
-ir
iir.t
',
ii
.
an
opening
of
$3
and
closed
at
with
a
net
advance
of
65c.
Grandvlew
offered
freely
and
on
the
sales
of
140,000
shnres
closed
at
3
1-2
cents
lower
at
82
1-2
after
selling
to
85c.
In
large
section
the
list
of
gains
and
losses
ran
from
fractions
to
two
points.
TOR
A
REAL
ENJOYARLE
MOTOR
DRIVE
Rent
One
of
Our
HEATED
CARS
AND
DRIVE
IT
YOURSELF
Walker
Motor
Co.,
Limited
Wione
Illuc
389
2nd
Ave.
and
1th
St,
THE
DAILY
PAGE
FIVE
VISIT
IS
MADE
SEVENTH
GRAIN
VISCOUNT
PEEL
WHAT
IS
IT
TO
LOCAL
TOCH
VESSEL
LEAVES
that
keeps
you
always
rranK
u.
webh,
Uomjniyp
or
ganizing
8ecreta,ir4lJlt?p'
er
last
night
at
tbo;ttI?ttae
ing
of
the
local
group
vUiha?
H
movement,
of
vMcWm.R';
the
Prince
of
Wales
is
patron.
aii
the
lieutenant-governor
is
also
very
interested
iri
British
Columbia.
Mr.
Webb
is"
visiting
the
groups
throughout
Canada,
this
'.worl
visit
to
the
local
group
is
to
heir
in
the
building
and
st-.engthenint
of
the
movement
here.
He
spoke,
of
the
service-work
of
the
mem-berhip,
the
personal
service
that
U
being
done
in
the
Dom(non,
and
of
the
fine
men
who
are
support
ing
the
movement
in
this'
province.
He
is
to
visit
Prince
George
Kamloops,
Kelowna,
Penticton
Trail,
Nelson,
Chilliwack,
Vancouver
and
Victoria
before
going
east.
Toc
H,
it
is
pointed
oit,
seeks
tt
levelop
a
spi
it
ofupdferstanding
by
bringing
men
ifftth'tr
into
a
working
team
an
so
break
dowj
irejudiees,
contempt,
suspicion
listrust
and
lirjke
which
arr
ought
about
jby
separation
frorr
nd
ignorance
about
o
hers.
I
s
definitely
Christ'an
movement
Meetings
are
held
and
eac!
nember
is
expected
to
hare
:
"job"
of
service
and
put
i-h
rough.
Vhen
the
status
of
'branch"
is
atta'ned
by
a
groui
t
is
given
a
"lamp
of
maintan
ince."
District
News
BURNS
LAKE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
Carrie
tnd
family
have
taken
up
resid
nee
in
the
reoias
over
tbe
Jewel
Inra
whiotl
ha.'.
tlMfl
'vaalW
iy
Mr.
and
t4risk
Kadd
and
family
who
have
moved
v
Sheraton.
H.
J.
Macdonald
of
the
8ilve
'sland
Mining
Co.
reports
som
n
teres;
ing
developments
on
th
ompany's
property
north
of
Bab
ne
Ltke
and
'w''
b
rleavin
ihortly
for
WncodVor
lo
rpor
o
the
directors.
Miss
Dorothy
iVGowan
bar
beon
unable
to
return
tf
be
itudies
at
Prince
George
owln
to
her
mother,
Mrs.
R.
W.
M-Cowan,
being
down
with
an
a!
sck
of
influents.
VANDERHOOF
A.
St.
G.
W.
Brain
has
take
over
the
leadership
of
tho
Va?
derboof
United
Church
Choi
succeeding
II.
H.
Moora.
,
.
The
Vanderhoof
Hockey
CIu'
has
elected
officers
m
follows
manager.
T.
1.
Bmflherat
&t
tain,
S.
B.
Dally,;
secretary-treas
urer,
K.
Johnsott.
i...
"
The
corporation
of
tbe
village
of
Vanderhoof
has"
received
check
from
the
prfl'jlnclnl
govern
ment
amounting
to
$734.29,
beln-this
municipality's
share
liquor
profits
and
pari-ntutual
re
turns.
The
provincial
government
h:
placed
a
snow
plow
in
tMs
ri
trict
for
ude
in
keeping
the
roa''
ien
for
traffic
during
the
wi'
ter
season.
Mrs.
H.
C.
McGeachy
has
r
elved
word
thnt
Mrs.
Mfteach
sr.,
who'-fc
seriously
ill
inHChd'
ham,
Qnta
ha
hadno
hav
nmptttatfdtv
s.
G.
C.
Holt
is
oonfined
to
hit
home
suffering
from
a
recurrnncp
of
war
wounds.
j
"
SAILING
1H
-ft
i
1
J
Iln'on
freirhter
Chilliwack.
Capt.
W.
W.
MQUnce.
is
snilinw
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
af-tor
loiMn--
"
cn-io
of
Twraee
cottorwood
logs
at
the
dry
dock,
for
dellvirv
to
the
Laminated
Mntr'nU
rr
at
New
Westmins-fpr.
Southbound,
the
Chilliwack
I
will
make
a
cull
Ht
Quatsino
on
jthe
west
coHHt
of
Vancouver
Island
with
freight.
mm
nil
IJritlsh
Steamer
Adra
Off
This
lorning
With
Full
Cargo
ror
u.
n.
uoniineni
The
British
steamer
Adra,
Prince
Rupert's
seventh
grain
ship
of
the
season,
sailed
this
morning
with
a
full
cargo
for
0ie
United
Kingdom
or
Contin
'Id-.finf.!.
e'niti
Kn
No
fur
further
boats
for
local
wide
movement
h
Wmidlng
We,re
reported
up
to
this
morning.
Seventeen
carloads
of
grain
ar
rived
from
the
prairies
overmum
and
some
fifty
cars
were
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
the
division
west
of
Jasper
Park
bound
here.
COMMERCIAL
STUDENTS
ST.
JOSEPH'S
ACADEMY
In
the
examination
ie!
ly
at
St.
JoSfipn'siAcademy
the
following
com:
l
tained
the
'highest
standings:
;Miss
Mafe
f
Donaldson.
94
per
cent;
Miss
Jetirr
Robsriaon,
02
per
cent;
Jfis
Marjorie
JY
irner,
Stl
j
Leader
of
party
uhich
toured
Canada
in
the
autumn.
eld
recent-;
-
--
-
rclaf
i
stents
ob-
tWlfcRiAMflfcNI
UlYtN
'taken
and
the
performance
muc
!
enioved
hv
the
cnndlv
niimfif'i'
RUPERT
EAST
CHURCH
Pt.
The
proceeds
go
to
the
(maintenance
and
extension"'
fund
The
young
people
of
First
Uni-
of
the
church.
rr
fietit;
Miss
Doris-
Brunelle,
8"
ted
Church
put
on
a
sketch,
"Por-j
per
cent;
Mi
AtidreyTiushby,
81
posin
Under
Difficulties,-
at
the;
Richard
Gosse
of
the
-B.
C-'
per
cent;
Miss
Jlerida?
Austad,
81
Rupert
JSast
Church
last
ntght
and
racking
Co.
will
sail
.by-
the
p
per
cent;
Mils
Thelma
Seaton,
79
the
Tuxls
Boys
gave
a
"Minstrel
Frlnce
Rupert
tomorrow
morning
.7
per
cent;
and
Miss
Kathleen
Serenade,"
with
Rev.
Mo
AIM
te;-
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
after
'
Letchford,
76
per
cent.
p-siding.
The
parts
were
well
a
brief
business
visit
in
the
city.
.'
looking
well
and
smartly
drcsi-ed7
OUR
SERVICE
PHONE
19
to
have
your
clothes
pressed.
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
For
that
Suit
We
have
fine
Fall
and
Winter
Suitings
and
Over-'
coatings
on
hand.
Come
in
today
and
let
us
take
your
measure.
Cutting,
workmanship,
style,
all
guaranteed.
Best
materials
and
reasonable
prices.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
649
Dr.
Alexander
rnoNE
S7S
BESN'EB
BLOCK
DENTIST
Advertise
in
"fh?
News.
5
8."
Achievement
and
Promise
The
Northern
Elbctric
Company
takes
this
opportunity
of
expressing
to
its
staff,
to
its
customers
and
to
the
public
of
Canada,
a
sincere
wish
for
1
Happy
-and
Prosperous
New
Year,
and
pledges
its
devotion
to
those
high
ideals
of
business
which
are
bound
to
turn
promise?
into
achievements.
This
Company
is
engaged
in
the
manufacture
of
articles
which
have
become
daily
rtecaattties
the
telephone
and
its
accompanying
acccatories,
intricate,
exact,
yet
reasonably
priced;
wires
that
carry
the
electric
current,
from
the
great
cables
that
run
through
the
underground
conduits
to
the
tiny
wires,
no
bigger
than
a
hair,
extending
into
the
telephone;
fire-alarm
systems;
private
telephone
systems;
radio
apparatus
such
as
pea'
nut
tubes,
loud
speakers,
public
address
systems,
the
new
talkinc
mo
vine-picture
equipment
all
rOj
Ottawa
J
'
I
these,
and
many
moredoes
the
Northern
Electric
UOmpany
prouuee
aiu
great
uusuun
pranc
In
addition,
the
Northern
Electric
Company
sets
u
a
national
distributor
for
well-known
ft
QUtBIC
0
brands
of
electrical
goods,
such
as
electric
stoves,
electric
''rons,
electric
pads,
washing
machines,
vacuum
cleaners
and
other
household
equipment;
also
power
apparatus
and
illumination
supplies.
Skilled
employees,
many
of
whom
have
been
in
the
Company
for
upwards
of
thirty
ytars,
are
devoting
their
lives
to
the
perfection
of
the
mer
chamiise
that
bears
the
name,
imprint
and
guar
antee
of
the
Northern
Electric
Company.
Fourteen
branches
under
the
supervision
of
ex
perienced
representatives
of
the
Company
are
located
at
strategic
points
throughout
the
Dominion
to
furnish
convenient
service
to
those
who
make
use
of
these
products
to
their
iry
dustrial
and
social
life.
Northern
Etectm
A
National
Electrical
Service
813
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