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Dangerous
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smelling
Flit,
vapor,
from
the
handf
Flit
sprayer,
kills
flies
quicker!
It
contains
more
Inwct-Lilling
Ingredients,
though
harmless
to
Jiumans
and
stainless
to
fabrics.
That's
why
more
people
use
Flit.
Money
back
guarantee.
More
for
your
money
ta
the
larger
sizes.
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News
Want
Ad.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
July
?n
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Bi-Metallic
Syndicate
Starts
On
Stimulator;
Marmot
Gold
Carrying
On
Program;
C.
P.
R.
to
Develop
Stewart
Mines?
Of
scientific
and
agricultural
The
Bi-Metallic
Syndicate,
which
owns
tho
Stimulator
interest
is
a
hybrid
between
a
group
on
Marmot
River
at
Stewart,
has
puta
crew
of
six
oLT
uTnZn
men
at
work,
with
A.
D.
Murray
m
charge,
repairing
the
Danskin.
The
young
calf
is
sim-trail
and
doing
some
packing
preparatory
to
establishing
Bar
in
appearance
to
an
ordinary
a
,,r
permanent
camp
.
Shortly
J
the
syndicate
plans
to
double
quarters
liZ1
are
distinctly
favoring
,hei
hin
its
'
i
a
i.
j
-in'
i.
i
j
i
u
i
the
force
and
start
drifting
on
two
leads,
this
to
be
almost
moose
father.
The
animal
a
entirely
surface
work.
Clay
Porter
is
in
full
charge
of
male,
is
now
three
months
old
and
i?
rm
a
J
.
n
?a
in
larger
lari'nr
and
snH
'"liufior"
"'beefier'
Ikon
than
n
ordi
nnli.
Ul'u"a'
Stewart.
A
freakish
snowslide
recently
played
havoc
with
the
upper
camp
of
the
Hyder
lead
mine
oh
Texas
Creek.
The
avalanche,
coming
over
the
ridge,
drove
with
terrific
force
against
the
building,
and.
while
the
timbers
withstood
the
strain,
the
compression
of
air
This
is
an
important
part
of
the
tinct
families
prove
fertile?
That
within
the
house
was
so
great
as
company's
program
containing
a
is
the
question
intriguing
stock-to
blow
out
one
end
and
send
all
rlch
vein
with
excellent
surface
raisers.
Already
one
man
has
of-the
equipment
of
the
camp
flying
showings
for
some
1200
feet.
Tbe
f,re'
$100
'or
tw
chance
hybrid
down
the
bill.
Fortunately,
the
company
has
a
320-cuic
feet
com-
a,nd
b"
be"
0,fered
J
'
camp
being
closed
dovvn,
there
preiiwr
and
poWer
plant
at
work
;P,""fe?,?ie
Jj
!Z.
ni
fertility
for
stockraising
buildine.
wa
no
on.
In
the
Re-
the
u
ki
pairs
will
be
made
at
once.
The
life
of
the
present
mine
being
said
to
be
a
matter
of
no
more
than
two
years,
the
Premier
Gold
.
..
.
.
a-
il
I
J
I
Mining
Co.
recently
paid
an
im
mense
sum
for
the
Cascade
No.
5,
an
adjoining
claim,
in
which
one
of
the
main
Premier
leads
has
been
traced,
ore
having
already
taken
right
to
the
boundary.
With
the
tram,
over
which
ore
will
be
shipped
from
the
Prosperity
and
Porter-Idaho,
almost
completed,
the
actual
Hfe
of
the
Premier
company
as
a
big
producer
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
seems
assured
for
years
to
come.
There
is
also
said
to
be
still
a
prospect
of
B.
C.
Silver
entering
the
Pre
mier
mier
family
lamuy
and
ana
that
some
some
other
ouier
neighboring
mines
may
be
consol-
idated
under
the
same
manage-
ment
Marmot
Gold
Mines,
Ltd.,
has
been
carrying
on
a
steady
program
of
development
at
its
Stewart
property
all
winter
with
a
crew
of
12
men
at
work
and
2000
feet
of
tunneling
has
been
done.
On
the
last
drift
in
No.
1
tunnel
a
cross-cut
of
490
feet
has
been
driven
to
the
vein
on
which
the
Economy
;
Specials
:
We
Offer
You
Malkin's
Bet
Jams
at
Lowest
Possible
!
I
Prices
1
Gooseberry
Jam
Is
53c
Red
Currant
Jam
4s
...
C2c
Blackberry
Jam
ss
....
53c
I
Loganberry
Jam
U
.
.,
57c
Strawberry
Jam
4s
....
6Gc
Raspberry
Jam
4s
59c!
Orchid
City
Straw.
&
Itasp.
4s
,
,48c
Orchid
City
Apple
&
Pineapple
Is
.49c
Marmalade
M.
B.
Any
kind
.51c
Aunt
Dinah
Molasses
Ct
.
.45c(l
i
Custard
Powder
X.
B.
Tin
33c!
Market
4ay
Raisins
1
lb.
pkt
Mixed
Peel-&
Orange,
Lemon
I
Citron,
lb
3ac
Orders
$5.00
or
over
delivered
free.
Call
and
se
see
our
other
specials.
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
Phone
360,
319.
Third
Ave.
to
""'
j"
...
crew
is
now
drifting,
values
on
the
face
running
$10.40
to
the
ton
across
four
feet.
The
we3t
drift
across
twnfpot
showed
$4
.
R0
to
the
ton.
No.
3
tunnel
in
280
feet,
recently
had
25
feet
still
to
iro
before
reachinir
No.
3
vein.
on
property,
capable
of
keeping
two
machines
supplied
with
air.
The
work
is
being
superintended
by
Joseph
Prout
under
the
direction
of
O.
E.
3sneroft.
M.
E
'
Marmot
Gold
recently
ac
quired
all
the
adjoining
ground
around
the
property
and
now
controls
the
area,
all
the
holdings
having
been
fully
paid
for
and
owned
outright.
In
connection
with
the
Consolidated
Mining
L
Smelting
Co.
taking
over
the
Canadian
Northeastern
Railway
at
Stewart
as
a
part
of
a
scheme
for
the
developing
of
mines
of
the
Consolidated
Mining!
&
Smelting
Co.
in
the
district,
the
understanding
is
that
tbe
railway
will
be
put
in
shape
at
once
un
fhe
Riw
fap
a
George
Copper
and
survey,
carrild
out
beyond
that
point.
-
For
the
time
being
the
railway
will
be
used
for
mining
purposes
with
the
probability
of
extending
it
into
the
interior
as
the
country
develops.
Recently,
in
preparation
for
'the
feBttblrshmeat,
of
a
terminal
at
Stewart,
the
Canadian
Northeastern
Railway
u
granted
a
lease
on
a
large
part
of
the
Stewart
waterfront
by
the
provincial
government.
Eventually,
it
is
ex
pected,
the
road
will
be
extended
into
the
Groundhog
anthraeite
coal
fields
and
the
Ingenika
belt.
No
definite
announcement
has
yet
been
made
of
this
year's
plans,
though
it
is
understood
con-
struction
work
will
proceed
at
an
early
date.
The
railway
deal
was
criticised
by
the
Vancouver
Sun.
II.
W.
M.
Rolston
of
Stew-
art
made
a
spirited
reply
in
his
paper
defending
the
deal.
George
Buna,
general
manager
of
the
Marmot
Engineer,
reports
that
the
property
is
presenting
an
interesting
appearance.
A
heavy
flow
of
water
has
been
encoun
tered
in
the
tunnel,
this
being
usually
taken
as
an
indication
that
the
work
is
in
the
proximity
of
a
vein
with
free
walls.
The
rock
which
has
bees
driven'
through
recently
is
highly
ailicified
and
mineralised
but
has
sot
yet
been
considered
as
veiB
matter
.
W.
R.
Smith,
an
old-timer
of
Stewart
district,
is
beck
there
again
with
a
view
to
developing
Maziaden
Lake
as
a
fishing
and
hunting
resort.
He
also
has
some
good
prospecting
territory
in
the
vicinity
which
fee
will
look
over.
Many
other
nrospectors
have
re
cently
left
Stewart
to
explore
this
new
country,
transportation
to.
which
has
been
considerably
facil-
Hated
impvement.
which
are
being
made
to
the
trail
irouU)
Ukni
and
Telegraph
Creek.
Railway
service
is
ao
mooted.
DEAR
DEAR!
The
teacher
tet
her
class
an
essay
on
the
Normans.
One
boy
wrote:
MADE
TO
ORDER
"King
William
had
a
New
Forest
maid,
and
he
killed
everyone
Cutting,
Workmanship
and
Style
who
chased
his
dear.
History
...
';
r
News.
Summer
Complaint
Causes
Many
Deaths
of
Infants
Thousands
of
motbers
througliuut
Canada
have
used
"Dr.
Fowler's"
during
the
ist
cigUbr-four
years
it
W
tieeo
on
the
market,
and
the
child's
Ue,
do
doubt,
saved
by
its
timely
use,
whenever
there
ha
been
say
daDgemui
duturlxuice
of
tlie
bowels.
IVine,
CO
cents
a
bottle
at
all
(lniRgists
or
dealers.
Tut
up
ouly
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Ont
BURNS
LAKE
IS
!
INTERESTED
IN
HYBRID
MOOSE
an
nary
caf
of
that
age
Its
color
is
black.
The
feet
and
legs
are
similar
to
those
of
a
moose
calf.
The
horns,
which
are
just
starting,
are
about
an
inch
long,
are
at
the
end
imllar
to
those
of
an
ordinary
S
calf
but
oul
exhibit
'
a
a.
tendency
lenaency
to
flatten
out
along
the
head.
Its
gait,
when
hurried,
is
like
that
of
a
moose.
Will
M
nm-m.
i.
purposes
is
proven
it
may
mean
a
new
vista
of
'
profits
for
the
'-aising
of
beef
rattle
in
this
country.
Can
it
transmit
to
bei
animals
the
ability
to
rustle
a
lived-?ood
all
the
winter
in
deep
snows?
Cattl
must
be
earefuly
fed
for
very
many
months
in
areas
of
deep
snowfall,
while
moose
can
wrest
their
means
of
livelihood
from
nature
and
thrive
In
the
process.
Exper'ments
are
being
conducted
on
the
prairie
with
tbe
interbreeding
of
domestic
cattle
a
ad
buffalo.
The
resulting
hybrids
are
called
Catalo.
What
should
the
new
moose-cattle
cross
be
called,
"Mootle"
or
"Catoose"?
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Ttuoert
Mrs.
E.
Hyde,
Haielton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Gerich,
Margaret
A.
Gerich,
Milwaukee;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V?m.
Fisher,
Okotoks.
Alta.
:
Chas.
A.
Wilson
and
family.
Chicago;
W.
D.
Booker,
R.
A.
Aves,
J.
M.
Smith,
Vancouver;
N.
I
Abercrombie,
Langley
Prai'i:
Misses
M.
and
K.
Pearoon.
Mcr
rick
vi
lie.
Ont.
;
J.
Cooke.
Winnipeg;
J.
Smith,
Vancouver;
Hi.
t
Jamieaon
.Calgary;
W.
Harrison,
llatelMn;
Virginia
Wheeler.
Chicago;
Geo.
Keep,
Prince
George;
G.
,Menchions,
C.
Elkins,
Vancouver.
Savoy
W.
Vanderllp,
Terrs
;
a
W.
Torber
and
family.
Mrs..
C.
W.
Forbes,
E.
Forbes,
I.
Forbes,
J.
Forbes,
Hanna,
A
Ha.;
W.
II.
Tt"rae,
C.N.R.;
C.
llalwsen.
city.
Central
J.
R.
McDonald,
Nsnslsso;
I.
Ratiedge,
Terrace;
G.
E.
Peters,
r
B.
Small.
C.N.IL;
D.
G.
Dy,
Vancouver;
F.
L.
Anderson,
Terrace;
J.
R.
Rudland,
city.
Royal
A.
McCear,
Vancouver;
James
WhiUaker.
Moose
Jaw;
A.
M.
Shaw
and
Mrs.
Shaw,
Los
Angelas;
E.
L.
Davies,
Port
Essing-ton.
TORONTO
TOUR
PARTY
VISITING
CITY
TODAY
Fifty
Persons
Included
in
Group
Which
Arrived
This
After
I
noon
En
Route
to
Vancouver
.
,
,
,
n
Adams
Across-Canada
tour
J;
arrjved
here
0
afternoon's
this
evening
on
the
steamer
rnnce
ueorge
lor
Vancouver.
Tbe
leader
of
the
party
is
C.
A.
Adams.
SUITS!
SUITS!
I
A"
"Wai'teed
8UITS
STEAM
CLEANED
AND
PRESSED
tte
Dtllvcr
lo
Any
Part
of
thi
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
C49
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DOUBLE
BILL
"BLINDFOLD"
AND
"The
Tragedy
of
Youth"
"COLLEGIANS"
CHARLIE
CHAPLIN
IN
"THE
COUNT"
Admission,
15c
&
50c;
Sat.
Matinee
2:30,
10c
&
"3c
"Caterpillar
Tractors"
MEAN
BETTER,
QUICKER,
Sole
Distributors
for
It.
C.
MORRISON
TRACTOR
&
EQUIPMENT
CO-
LTD
310
STATION
STREET,
VANCOUVER
II
C.
Branches:
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George,
Kelowna,
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