Hews
of
the
Mines
Lrcal
Pc.
ibiiilics
of
Portland
Canal;
Pushing
Work
on
T
cr
at
Alice
Arm;
Homcguard
Group
.
,ro
:
AK0UN1)
PRINCE
RUPERT
knowing
Up
Wcll
ad
Canal
is
m
my
opinionclestiried.
to
be
the
in.-rock
miffing
camp
that
Omened
has
ever
ares
A.
N.
McDonald,
well
known
Portland
r
man,
whqhas
been
staking
some
good
look-!
-K.ir
the
Mugro
group
for
George
S.
Cochrane
ho
has
an
option
on
that
property.
"I
have
years
and
seen
the
camp
de-i,
producer,,
and
I
want
to
tell
been'-
-
;4gement
has
two
shift
working,
goin.g,
nijtht
ana
day.
And
in-
Cation
to
the
outsiders
should
be
-the
twt
thftt
lbe
men
who
are
working
in
the
mine
are
the
one
wr.,0
Bre
borrowing
money
to
buy
1
ock..
It
is
rumored
that
the
devel-:
CoimolMattsrl
hv
,urht
k
tr,
id
tiif
-
for"
the.
past
10
prospect
to
a
i
ountry
ha
.
i.-d
yet.
There
are
r-.-rc
thjjUI
rival
.,.,n
ff
they
have
L
velopmest
work
:
i,..
a
dozen
Shipping
summer.
LoU
of
"
arried
on
,
lh,1
.,.
been
real
Kvery
round
of
.
tint
off
makes
it
district.
On
the
v
lire
inatalHng
a
;
nil
as
oon
as
that
.
i
Mil-
Potter
Idnho
,
ore.
There
ha
,!
wofkdoMi.ai,
i
rid
the
ore
U
al'
and
ready
for
hlp
the
neriifttioniotp-
the
IMf
Jdisspur'.
.;.
-rty
that
will!
I
,
,
ffi
'
Arle"ittr
thf
.
ever
found
I"
They
are
in
M
A
have
been
for
.
rv
foot
they
drive
that
they
have
It
seems
funny
r
"pavement
miner'
r
.pcrty.
The
man-
J4
i-ifc
ulea
and
Forty-Nine
properties,
'
oth
otlkjininp
their
present
hold-On
the
Premier
things
are
ookinir
well.
They
have
three
eari'
ore
blocked
out,
and,
when
'
mifi(rPTiT
admit
that
they
've
that
much
in
sight,
it's
a
"tab-that
Utey.atrve
ore
for
at
aat
10
years
more."
Tjtcwirnrtg
torchon
he
Tiger
ane
al
A
He
Ahi,
Which
Lt
being
,veioped
hy
the
Utility
Mining
'
Finsmce
Co.
with
E.
C.
Pickett,
owner,
this
week
tak
"a
chM"pe
of
the
work
will
be
In-Teased
shortly,
the
company
hav-'ig
ample
funds
at
its
disposal
for
coming
summer's
operations,
"re
has
now
been
proven
on
'
ree
leve's
iMid
a
tunnel
on
the
"uirth
h
being
driven.
A
compressor
plaTrt.
which
was
taken
in
.
ine
llomeguard
property
nt
'
AMfn
Afm
la
a1in,..tR..
II
"..i.
rfor
development
work
by
the
ml-'i''
A
tftfrririg
mesjatfe
will
be
sent
h'ffusie
Mining;
Co.
of
Victoria.
'
out'
bn
Sutufday,
May
.18;
by
the
Juk
now
an
ore
ledrfe'
which
is
children
of'
Wales'
calling
for
known
to
carry
good
values
in
greater
efforts
for
peace
in
all
gold,
silver
and
zinc
is
being
de-
Parts
of
the
world.
May
18
com-veloied
by
means
of
open
cuts
rnemorwtes
the
date
of
the
opening
and
the
ore
has
been
traced
a
dl-
flf
tn
f'r8t
peace
conference
at
tanfe
of
200
feet
up
the
hill.
It
Te
Hague
in
1899.
It
is
now
is
of
good
commercial
grade,
hav-
known
in
a
number
of
countries
;ing
a
width
of
3
to
5
feet.
Some
Goodwill
Day.
fine
sample
of
ore
have
been
re-'
Tn'3
wi"
be
theeighth
succes-cently
taken
out
of
varfou
scuts-:"v
Mr
the
children's
tnessuge
nnd
sent
out
for
assaying.
'The"''''
o"
nt
out
through
the
ef-ledge
is
locrrted
in
close
proximity
forts
of
the
Welsh
national
coun-j
the
Dolly
Varden
Railway
and
of
the
League
of
Nations
I
Independent
of
big
copper
Union.
showing;
from
which
the
chief
Lt.-Col.
('.
P.
Meredith,
gen-values
Mil
probably
be
obtained
ral
ecretry
of
the
League
of
when
the
property
is
more
fully
Nations
Society
of
Canada,
is
ar-
developed.
Following
present
i
preliminary
work.
It
rs
planned
to
thoroughly
explore
the
property
his
summer
by
means
of
radiore
orosneetteg.
Under
the
general
uperintendency
of
Angus
Mc-Leod.
the
Dalhousie
Co.
has
carried
on
operations
throughout
the
nast
winter
and
will
carry
out
nore
extensive
work
during
the
lummeftio
prove
up,
tonmige.
The
Tidewater
MolyWeoum
Property,
located
down
the
fnlct
'bout
four
miles
from
Alice
Arm!
'
befng
developed
by
a
small
crew
of
men
who
are
doing
assessment
vork.
The
property
Is
owned
by
W.
Rrungy
ami
Willhim
Mc-rlane
snd
fs
eetimated
V
eon-'in
one
of
the
best
molybdonum
deposits
on
the
continent.
?4-
M
Friday
ant
Saturday
Only
-ft
f
last
fajl,
la
to
bo
installed
as
soon
as
possible
and
development
work
will
then
be
speeded
up.
Aa
soon
aa
the
ore
body
fs
encountered
in
No.
4
tunnel,
which
la
expected
at
a
depth
of
800
feet,
the
blocking
out
of
ore
will
be
carried
on
by
raises
and
drifts.
Ill
1111
I
II
M
w
TJIE
DAILY
NEWS
1U
miWChoice
ofAnv
Hat
in
with
every
Purchesc
FELT
MISERABLE
ALL
THE
TIME
i
Headaches
and
Tiredness
Ended
!
by
"FRUrr-A-TlVES"
Soma
pcopta
suffer
for
years
with
:
llcadacocsj
without
ever
trying
to
find
i
out
what
is
the
CAUSE
of
the
pain.
They
get
all
run-down,
and
seem
to
think
this
weak,
depressed
feeling
is
the
result
of
the
headaches.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
chronic
Headaches
are
the
result
of
poisoned
blood,
due
to
faulty
action
of
the
bowels,
kidneys
and
skin.
'"Fruit-a-tives"
stops
head-aches
because
it
regulates
the
bowels,
kidneys
and
skin
frees
the
body
of
waste
matter
which
poisons
the
blood
and
thus
keeps
the
blood
pure
and'
'
rich.
:
I.
As
Mrs.
Michael
Coulis
of
Killaloe,
Ont.,
writes
"I
used
to
feel
tired
out
and
run-down
and
had
aerere
Headaches.
Af'er
using
'Fruit-a-tives'
the
headaches
and
tiredness
quickly
disappeared
and
for
two
years
now
I
have
been
in
the
best
of
health."
And
youT
Do
you
suffer?
Mrs.
Coulis
shows
you
the
way
to
get
well
take
"Fruit-a-tives.'
25c.
and
fiOc
a
box
at
dealers
everywhere.
determine,
here
and
now,
to
help
t,
with
all
our
power,
to
go
for
ward
with
its
great
task
of
peace
on
earth
and
good
will
among
men."
PRODUCTION
OF
ASBESTOS
Canadian
asbestos,
which
is
of
the
chrysolite
or
6erpentine
variety,
k
practically
all
obtained
from
the
Eastern
Townships,
Quebec.
Colored
broadcloth,
3
yds.
for
$1.00.
Wallace's.
the
St
on
of
Ladies'
Coats,
Dresses,
or
Ensembles
over
the
value
of
$19.50
FOR
TWO
DAYS
ONLY
V
;,lf:
.
THIRD
PEACE
MESSAGE
1
FROM
CHILDREN!
Hrondcast
Is
Arranged
For
Saturday
of
This
Week
From
I
T
till-r
.
ranging
for
the
broadcast
of
the
message
over
the
radio
Saturday
,
to
all
parts
of
the
Dominion.
The
children's
meaeage
which
will
We
heH
'n
every
part
of
the
world
is
as
follows:
"We,
boys
and
girls
of
Wales,
from
onr
mountains
and
valleys,
-ur
villnge
and
towns,
greet
with
a
cheer
the
boys
an4.g!rl
of
every,
our.ry
under
the
sun.
Our
hearts
re
thr'IM
by
the
wonderful
re-nonse
to
onr
yearly
message
and
e
chersh.th,e
imuiy'new
links
of
friendship
which-we
have
formed.
Will
you
millions
of
you.
loin
with
is
today
Iii
thinking
with
gratitude
of
those
men
and
women
of
every
race
and
peonle
who
are
working
ho
hard
to
bufld
a
finer,
better
world?
Next
year,
ii
1930.
'p
Lengi'e
of
Nnt'one;
will
celebrate
its
tenth
birthday.
Let
us
AVENUE,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
FOR
TWO
I)AY
ONLYr
'
This
little
booklet
"The
New
Art
of
in
Interior
Decoration"
i
youri
tor
the
aiking.
From
your
dealer
or
write
direct
to
the
company
at
Montreal.
pPAMPRAMHENPEPSOM
Gordon
s
If
you
want
anything,
..m
ipi
PAGE
FIVE
1
"Tliis
used
to
be
such
a
dull
corner,
.
.
.
Permalak
certainty
does
brighten
up
the
house."
Color
is
so
cheering
in
a
room
the
new
colors
Permalak
colors.
A
spot
of
one
of
the
beautiful
Permalak
reds
or
yellows
in
a
living
room,
a
glint
of
orange
in
the
hall,
or
a
soft
restful
Permalak
green
in
the
bedroom.
There
is
a
wide
range
of
colors,
every
one
of
them
rich
and
lustrous.
You'll
enjoy
using
them.
So
easy
to
apply.
And
they
dry
in
no
time.
rushingJafQLinr
Color
Hardware
try
a
classified
ad.
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