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SIX
YOKEL,
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unf
ortd
uate
skater
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Bill!
There's
a
depression
on
its
way
frorri
Iceland
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MARKET
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Avenue
Phone
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FISH
AND
VEGETABLES
ta
Specialty:
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COUNTRY
SAUSAGES"
Our
make
Fresh
every
day.
Superior
Quality.
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TRANSFER
AND
COAL
CO.
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DRY
BIRCH
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.50
Double
load
S6.50
Large
sack
50c
jto.
Wood
Catting.
Large
Ljaad
.
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PRICES
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Pitriritf
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Huts
$115
4AeijBoottess
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S12J50
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Soqttess
Egg
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p
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Abo
all
other
classes
of
coal
Piano
mH
Furniture
)loyfng.
Kxprei
and
Bagjrage
Day
and
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fierlce
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VALENTINE
DAY
FEBRUARY
14
IS
A
GREAT
DAY
FOR
A
PARTY
Dart
Cupid
has
given
us
so
many
attractive
symbols
hearts,
flowers,
arrows,
valentines
cutout
paper,
etc.,
etc
which
make
decorating
easy.
Dennison
party
favors,
place
cards,
crepe
paper,
gummed
seals,
hearts,
hats.
Whatever
you
require
for
Valentine
Day
we
have
it.
Special
table
favors
and
place
cards
made
to
order.
Mail
Orders
Despatched
the
Same
Day
Canadian
National
Steamships
1
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
ASH
SHIPYARD
Operating
U.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
'
Rn.tlneera.
aiarhlnlsta,
Boilermaker.
Blacksmiths.
Psttern
makers.
Founders,
Woodworker!.
l'c
.M
ELECTHIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WKLDIMJ.
Our
plant
la
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MAHINE
AND
COMMEItCIAI.
WOKK.
PHONES
43
and
JSfi
Teleplione
the
office
if
your
paper
does
not
arrive
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Espcranza
Mine
and
Management
Lauded;
Granby
to
Diamond
Drill
Hanna
Prooerty:
Further
Details
of
-Toric-Deal
U:;.
i
-x-ed.
T;..
newly
discovered
that,
while
the
possibilities
of
the
ore
bo
iy
'
t-.ei.
Ur'ur
than
Woodbin
property
have
not
been
expected.
exhausted,
the
heavy
payments
William
Hanna's
property,
capital
thai
'should
be
oa
hand
for
wtfefc
adjoins
the
Hidden
CreeV
deyaifftiiMint
and,
lha
poor
show-mine
at
Anyux
and
which
was
a-
,
ings
to
date
make
the
tievefop-mrired
laa
fall
by
the
Grnhy
Co
if
e'
property
by
the
pref-
will
be
diamond
drilled
this
sp
in?
tvat
Woodbine
company
but
of
all
IThJa
(decision
has
been
reached
fo
ttsrabia
queetToR.
''dlrectoVi
coatpaiK"
which
wa
carried
ou-
i
whal
te
nw
and
conditions
thoy
iiaat
fIL
A
geologic.-.!
survey
ar
jaej.rtd
U)
rtjcwjshwnd
a.con-f
wiil
be
made
oi
ih.i
as
well
tihuatlon
of
wonc.
Tn
seeking
for
the
Hidden
Creek
mine.
the
creation
of
powers
to
act
as
'
an
investment
company,
the
diree-
Tfce
offer
of
the
Kusso-Asiatic
tors
think
that
they
can
use
the
Co.
pnt-4
a
pric
oi
050.000
in
cask
a
-id
stock
on
the
To
k-
mine
at
Alict
Ana,
an
increase
of
J2O0,-09
over
the
Britannia
deal
and
much
more
favorable
con-Uoris
Sitiftg
to
the
shareholders,
who
with
the
new
purchases
of
the
property
.
He
is
dropping
a
suit
of
hich
be,
launched
when
the
Britannia
company
b
:-saae
interested
in
the
property
recently.
The
Woodbine
Gold
Mining
Co.,
Ltd..
at
its
aiinui.:
meeting
in
Vancouver
on
Februa
y
22.
will
con-sider
a
prnpoal
retr.irding
the
future
of
the
pmnerty
at
Stewart
to
continue
o;.er.
ti
in-
providing
a
satisfactory
agre
ment
can
nade
with
he
vt
:iilnrs
aad
Union
station
S'.iUle.
remaining
funds
to
good
aoran-Ug
.
The
wo.
k
done
on
the
property
to
date,
says
the
report
of
11.
H.
Stewart,
II.
L.
Batten
and
associates
has
not
demonstrated
the
occurrence
of
any
commercial
will
receive
about
80c
on
the
dol-
ore
bodies
and
the
recommendation
tar
M
Toric
stock.
Air.
cements
of
the
transfer
have
been
forward-
is
made
that
the
company
should
not
incur
further
expense
in
pros-
ti
from
London
to
Vancouver
for
1
pec
ting
this
property,
bat
that
ar-
tne
B
I.
directors
to
sign.
The
rangenn'nts
should
be
made
to
maJo:tty
of
British
shareholders
ftop
Jill
orospecting
operation
as
have
accepted
the
offer.
The
soon
as
peestblo.-
It
is
pohjtejd,
out
passing
of
4he
Toric
mine
to
thi?
i
by.
tc
directors,
however;
that
,ig
concern
is
welcome
news
for
'
only
pert
of
Mte
area
coaatltattnc
Alice
Arm
district,
as
it
maaa
'
the
eomfcadr.-
holdings
lias
been
'.hat
ampfa
funds
will
be
available
!
prospetud,
ibia
being
the
section
lor
developsaent
work
and
equip-;
wlwreiwt
pp''.
indies
ted
the
tt
ping'
the
mine
with
a
mill,
power
posiWjit(es
for
.the
occurrence
of
plant,
etc.,
large
enough
to.
make
(
ore.boiiies.
Expejidjttr.es
on
prosit
posaibie
to
treat
a
U.ge'
tnac
pactiD2olhr-parUaf
the
prop-nage
of
ore
economically.
A.
C.
Lrty
mlghf.be
justified
in
the
case
H.
Oerhardi,
former
managing
rn
a
company
with
adequate
director
of
the
Toric
mines,
Ltd.,;
financial
reeources,
but
ia
not
s
underatood
to
be
identified
with
justified
in
the
case
of
the
Wood-
bine
Gold
.Mining
Co.,
Ltd.,
on
account
of
the
very
limited
funds
available.
MUCH
ICE
TAKEN
FROM
SASKATCHEWAN
RIYER
EDMONTON.
Feb.
13.
Over
forty
million
pounds
of
ice
will
have
been
taken
out
of
the
Saskatchewan
river
when
this
wfn-
he
iter's
harvest
finishes,
it
is
eit-to
mated.
'
-
.
During
the
coldest
weather
this
year,
ice
cutters
missed
only
dne
ihv's
werk.
A
dozen
men
and
20
-
e''Khi
are
employed
Joy
P.
Jell-
n
:or
the
Arctic
lee
Co.,
in
the
'
oi
k
now
going
on
near
the
May
ir
tioif
'"iub.
.'h-re
arf
distinctly
different
!
of
ice.
md
this
year's
crop
1
Wu
JuJW
men
or
the
'-pot
:
r
ave
agfs
30
inDM
r
icknesp
and
4j
free
of
sed
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ACTRESS
OFFERS
TO
.
PAY
TAX
ON
DOGS
i.HN'OON,
England,
Feb.
U
gf
n
-
tresa
in
n
popular
piecefnow
i
ig
in
Ixndon
who
offered
to
e
license
fee
of
$1
.
86
for
20
i
people
who
would
otherwise
.
.
to
ufur
the
loss
of
their
-
fln't'
herself
overwhelmed
i
.-.pplicantH
for
her
generosity.
Man.
ol
the
letters
she
has
re
.
;
1
are
from
wives
of
unem-'
(1
men,
w
ho
say
the
children
ill
nd'
he
happy
If
the
dog
were
.Ki
r:
fr.'in
them,
tvcml
letters
came
from
dls-''I
soldiers,
ex-service
men
un
at
'
o
work,
e.Ipples
and
widows
!i
'.;;tt
Jog
was
tbefr
only
pal.
POWER
CURRENT
RAN
THROUGH
THE
GROUND
I
'is
AQKLES.
Feb.
14.
-
i
i
n
a
hfgb
teiwlon
line
broke
and
t-
il
liere
yealerday,
the
current
;
n
20
fet
thrttOfrh
the
damp:
ground
and
killed
three
men.
AIR
SERVICE
IN
SUMMER
t
PORTLAND,
Ore.,
Feb.
14
I'Xharles
V.
Eakins,
president
O!
Tlhe
Union
Air
Line,
anneum
-
d
yesterday
that
the
coast
air
erv-vp
will
he
extended
to
Ketcbikan
Tb
tonnage
of
ore
developed,
the
capable
manner
in
ni
juneaa
next
lummw.
Three
whieh
the
work
is
being
done
and
the
favorable
location
trying
boats
hare
been
ordered,
of
the
mine
are
much
better
than
he
anticipated,
stated
gating
ie
passenger-
and
earry-W-
Leinss,
who
recently
examined
the
Esperanza
mine
at
w
;
tola'
,oad
of
b00
Alice
Arm
on
behalf
of
40
shareholders
in
Trail.
Mr.
"aa
'
Leinss
stated
that
he
believed
the
Esperanza
would
become
nlt
rnntDAWIEC
ARC
a
biir
oroducer.
and.
due
to
its
ideal
location
so
close
to
""l'""1"!
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i
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j
t
.
'
r:
A
A
!
tidewater,
should
be
a
financial
success
large
amount
o3.
j
ii
ii.t
mine
is
held
by
pev
"
of
Trail.
Rowland
and
Net-
sh-antr.
the
constitution
of
the
on.
After
examining
the
mine
eotnpany.
giving
it
the
powers
of
Mr.
Leinss
attended
an
emergen
&n
investment
trust
company
and
Ir'ayting
of
the
3harehoiders
of
tk
Vb
aiflize
a
portion
of
its
funds
.jUijiuny
which
wa;
held
ia
Prince
fm
the
purchase
of
shares
in
other
I'.Myf
t.
Development
work
at
the
companies
The
directors,
in
their
r.i
lie
proc-eedir.'
with
all
pof
notice
to
the
shareholders,
say
FIGHTING
EiCH
OTHER!
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Feb,
14.
--
There
is
a
bitter
fight
raging
be
j
.wren
independent
oil
operate:
S
nwd
the
Wg
companies.
Tfee
i-j
dependents
wHh
between
three),
end
four
thousand
stations
de
clare
that
they
can
deliver
gaso
line
wboteaale
by
water
route
at
,
Mis
0
l-2c
and
by
nit
at
lie,
which
Healthful
Cereal
for
Hot
Breakn
vottld
enable
Um
reiailers
to
un-,.
nodal
uss-t
of
considerable
im-,
reply.
Ani
.
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i
I
trrtkt
siMiur
On-
othe
com-
nortance.
Inadvtrteiitly
he
au-
l-ewar
uitv.
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,
i
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panies
ctmiu
oner.
idressed
her
by
only
half
of
her
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