PAGE
SIX
Missionary
Meet
At
Baptist
Church
Iter.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe
Gave
Address
Last
Evening;
With
Miss
Agnes
Dawson
Presiding
A
missionary
meeting
was
held
last
night
In
First
Baptist
Church
under
the
auspices
of
the
Women's
Mission
Circle
of
that
church.
Miss
Agnes
Dawson,
the
president,
was
in
the
chair
and
the
address
of
the
evening
was
given
by
the
pastor,
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe,
who
spoke
upon
the
life
and
work
of
Missionary
Judson.
Mrs.
H.
Macfie
favored
the
meeting
with
acceptable
vocal
solos.
There
was
a
good
attendance.
'
"
iTnir
OO0OaOOKKKHJOOCH3OOOO
01
ifThi
Was
Here
In
Early
Stages
of
Great
War
Error
In
telegraphic
showed
the
name
"Major
M.
J.
Graham"
instead
of
Major
M.
J
Brown's
Rivor
...
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lib
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gf.
3t
.
.a
smic
ana
that
lc
idfihviffflj
zation
of
the
Power
gaOCHWWMKJCOOOOCHSOOOOOOOOOOOIlOOCHJ
lVlXrtJVIrlwyVlrur
l6,Q00
20,000
15,000
sportsman
and
leader
of
war
veterans'
organisations.
Full
military
honors
were
accorded
him
at
his
funeral
in
Vancouver
on
Tuesday
afternoon
with
Canon
Wilberforce
Cooper
of
6t.
James'
Church,
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
Capt
Andrew
Johnstone,
lnaugur
Crehan
as
having
died
in
Vancou-1
atin
tne
company's
summer
sche-ver
at
the
first
of
this
week.
The;dulc
sailings
under
which
.she
late
Major
Crehan
will
be
remem-:0311"
nortnoouna
cans
ai
ceiia
bered
by
many
Prince
Rupert
peo-
Coola,
Ocean
Falls
and
Rivers
In-ple
as
having
been
second
In
com-
pet,
is
due
in
the
Skeena
River
this
mand
of
a
garrison
of
the
Irish
.
evening
and
should
be
here
early
Fusiliers
of
Canada
which
was
sta-
tomorrow
morning
when
she
will
Uoned
here
In
the
early
days
of
the
'
proceed
to
Wales
Island
and
Port
Great
War.
j
Simpson,
sailing
from
here
south-
Major
Crehan
was
a
well
known
bound
at
midnight
tomorrow.
WhWMmthern
B.C.
Power
Means
to
Prince
Rupert
A
good
many
people
do
not
yet
realize
what
the
develop-
ment
of
power
by
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Corporation
means
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
present
power
plant
at
Shawatlans
generates
very
little
more
than
'one
thousand
horsepower
and
the
steam
plant
at
the
drydock
is
used
as
a
reserve.
The
new
power
planVat
Falls
River
is
designed
to
gen-,
crate
32,000
horsopowor
of
which
the
first
unit
of
6,000
is
now
being
constructed
and
is
expected
to
be
completed
this
year.
Other
units
will
be
of
G,000,
10,000
and
10,000
horsepower,
respectively.
The
initial
capacity
of
the
pond
at
Falls
River
is
to
be
258,000,000
cubic
feet
but
by
raising
the
dam,
the
capacity
will
later
be
increased
to
5,000,000,000
cubic
feet.
Water
powers
under
reserve
which
may
be
used
for
'
power
purposes
include:
'
Falls
River
.
32?Q00
horse
power:.
Thulme
River
15.000
15,000
o
Union
Bay
..
Khtada
River
inyoarato
come
Princp
Rupert,
rofpowojr
'.and,
th'e
huge
tirgani-
lorporation
of
Canada
will
be
using,
its
influence"
to
help
build
up
the
district
industrially.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
LECTURES
DALHOUSIE
ON
MINING
NEGOTIATES
Gcorfie
Winkler
Discusses
Mineralogy
in
Afternoon
and
Prospecting
in
Evening
v
n
ferentlation
and
the
escape
Into
blind
veins
or
through
surface
ftun
coles
of
surplus
matter
in
which
ore
bodies
might
and
did
figure
prominently.
As
a
source
It
would
be
understood
that
the
magina
at
depth
was
in
a
static,
plastic
or
fluid
con
dition,
its
movement
depending
on
the
balance
maintained
between
the
tremendous
expansive
power
of
the
lower
gaseous
magna
and
the
cvtrburden
of
th
earth's-
upper
crust
The
speaker
exemplified
the
pro
ducts
of
segregation
or
differen
tiation
by
reference
to
samples
of
gneous
rock
before
him.
He
made
interesting
reference
to
the
exis
tence
of
metalliferous
and
non-
metalliferous
Intrusive
dykes
and
advanced
a
theory
in
explanation.
A
number
of
questions
were
ask
ed
at
the
conclusron
of
the
speak
er's
address,
which
he
answered
carefully.
The
evening's
address
was
on
matters
related
to
the
prospectors'
work
and,
as
the
succession
of
talks
proceed
the
practical
phase
is
being
ably
developed.
It
Is
evident
to
listeners
that
Mr.
Winkler's
mission,,
is
made
doubly
.ffectivc,
owing
to
the
years
of
inspecting
that
preceded
and
ac-xraipanted
his
academic
study
of
;eology
as
applied
to
mining.
Pure
Linen
jllghtly
soiled,
'.ace's.
Damask
Cloths,
half-price.
Wal-
Week-End
Specials
impress
Pure
Strawberry
Jam
4
lb.
tin
impress
Apricot
Jam
4
lb.
tin
raser
Valley
Plum
Jam
4
lb.
tin
Lily
White
Corn
Syrup
2
lbf
Un
Taney
Bleached
Sultana
Raisins
2
lbs.
?reh
Eggs
.Extras
3
dot
Heine
Tomato
Soup
9
tins
.".
3unklst
Lemons-
Large
size
65c
60C
45c
20c
35c
$1.25
1.00
close-Doll
Bartlett
Pears
QCn
2's
tin
Royal
City
Loganberries
2's,
tin
Nabob
Dill
Pickles
2W,
tin
Sunnybrook
Creamery
OC
,
Dutter-3
lb.
brick
V-"
Impress
Jelly
Powder
4
pkgs
B.
C.
Pink
Salmon
1
lb.
tin
Brown
(Bayo)
Beans
3
lbs
Empress
Vanilla
or
Lemon
Extract
2
bottles
25c
30c
25c
20c
25c
45c
Johnson's
Floor
Wax
7(ln
v
lib.
tin
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Well
Known
Alice
Arm
Property
Slay
be
Acquired
by
Old
Country
Interests
Audiences
at
George
E.
Winkler's
Recent
report
that
Old
Coun-j
:
mining
lectures.
In
the
City
Hall
try
interests
are
negotiating
lor
yesterday
were
again
well
attended,
the
development
control
or
a
vaiu-both
afternoon
and
evening.
nb'c
property
recently
acquired
by
i
At
the
afternoon
lecture.
Mr.
Dalhousie
Mining
Co.
Ltd..
have
ro-;
Winkler
dtacussed
the
metals
of
celvod
official
confirmation
by
b
iron,
copper,
lead
and
zinc
from
statement
issued
by
the
president
the
standpoint
of
importance,,
oo-
of
the
company
in
Victoria.
Ex-currence,
distribution,
market
ten-!aetly
what
the
nature
of
the
deal
dencies
and
principal
present
ii,
however,
and
who
the
interested
sources,
the
talk
being
highly
Inter-
parties
are,
are
not
disclosed,
cstlng.
The
speaker
showed
a
wide
The
.wient.
which
Is
taken
rr.nse
cf
knowledge
and
endeav-.as
8ub9tanUatlnr
the
rumors
o'
isred
to
Impress
on
those
present
nt
wwki
and
the
unu$uai
ac-ihe
more
promising
fields
for
aetl-
tlTU
of
ttock
wltn
what
,s
jVity
particularly
in,
the
Pjff
said"
to
be
heavy
buying
emanat-;
;md
more
especially
in
thU
district
'
rom
tend,
reads
in
part
:
In
the
evening
there
was
a
very
foltowg.
discussion
on
ore
..
interesting
agen-
j
hRyp
ft
fof
thf
rC3.
inesv,
an.
winnicr
fJijjiauicu
l
were
both
the
source
and
the
con-i
trnt
of
well
known
Intrusive
bodies
ie
dwelt
on
the
processes
of
dlf-
d-,vclonment
of
one
property
of
jverv
hieh
merit
in
which
we
hv"
acquired
an
Interest.
In
fart,
we
have
two
mrtVs
greatly
intret
in
thTu
rmrtlcular
property.
It
womW
no,
be
advteabi"
at
thl
time
to
anv
particulars
re-
mrdlnt
the
deal
in
question,
but
If
It
ff'vw
through
there
is
everv
jvxlbilltv
I
hat
Dalhousie
.mjy
b
firmly
etnbl'shH
on
a
dividend
paving
bairt
by
the
end
of
1932.
"We
are
not
yet
In
a
position
tn
r
pv
rore
dlflnlte
statement
rMinc
tH
matter
other
than
tn
nv
It
hw
proceeded
in
o
rr
Mtfar.tory
manner
and
that
pwoeVts
for
a
successful
outcome
are
very
bright."
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
The
Dalhousie
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
owns
the
DalhouMe
property
In
the
Bear
Valley.
Portland
Canal,
and
control
the
Home
Guard
on
Alice
Arm.
The
latter
Is
at
present
be
ing
negotiated
for
by
one
of
th
arge
nnerating
companies
In
Rrl-tlsh
Columbia,
according
to
Dl-
houi
of'telaU.
Terms
so
far
dis
cussed,
it
is
said,
have
been
verv
satisfactory
for
the
Dalhousie
Company,
but
definite
closing
of
th
deal
will
depend
to
a
great
extent
upon
the
result
of
exploration
work
now
being
carried
on
by
other
in
terests
tn
the
Dolly
Vardra
and
Toric
mines.
No
information
M
available
from
the
Dalhousie
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
at
present
regarding
the
name,
loca
tion
or
nature
of
deposits
of
the
third
property,
for
which
negotiations
are
being
carried
on
In
Eng
land,
though
It
was
Intimated
that
these
details
may
be
made
public
In
a
short
time.
Silk
Underwear,
Bloomers,
Vests
Pylnmas.
Downs
at
special
prices
Wallace's.
Economy
Specials
ECONOMY
IS
THE
FOUNDATION
OF
WEALTH.
SAVING
IS
ECON
OMY.
OCT
THE
HAMIT
AND
BUY
FROM
ECONOMY
CASH
&
CARRY
AND
CONVINCE
YOURSELF.
Helnx
Ketchup
Large
bottles,
each
Heinz
Pork
&
Beans
Med.
8
for
Clark's
Pork
St
Beans
2's
2
for
Llbby's
Pork
St
Beans
2's
2
for
Brunswick
Sardines
4
for
25c
85c
25c
25c
25c
Clark's
Soups
All
kinds
G
QQ
(Stock
up
on
this
soup
as
we
believe
It
a
good
buy.)
Pumpkin
2
Vi's
2
for
Pineapple
4's
3
for
Malkln's
Best
Jam
2's
.
I
for
Corn
on
Cob3's
3
for
25c
35c
38c
85c
Up-river
Potatoes
GO
Aft
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phone
20S
Phone
360
319
Third
Ave
0H
THURSDAY.
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
two
snows
7
and
9
p.m.
Ziegfield's
Fabulous,
All-Taiiijpli'ingl'nr'
v
Super-Screen
Spectacle
a
RIO
RITA"
(11
Reels)
A
Wonderful
Musical
Extravaganza
With
Bebe
Daniels
and
John
Boles
Admission,
20c
and
65c;
Sat
Matinee,
2-30.
Admission,
15c
and
40c
tasaMIUnWlil3BKCTSriMTBJ
GOVERNMENT
OF
THE
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
March
31st
Is
the
last
day
for
films
returns
of
Income
earned
during
the
calendar
year
1929.
Returns
are
required
to
be
filed
with
the
Provincial
Assessor,
Prince
Rupert,
from
whom
the
necessary
forms
and
full
Information
may
be
obtained.
Those
required
to
make
returns
are
as
follows:
1.
2.
3.
fivcry
corporation
or
joint
stock
company,
(use
Form
No.
7).
Every
partnership,
and
every
person
ensued
In
business
of
any-kind,
or
practicing
any
profession,
(use
Form
No.
7B).
Every
other
person
In
receipt
of
income
from
salary,
wanes,
commission,
fees,
bonus,
perquisites.
Interest,
dl-
vidends,
rent,
or
other
income
from
any
source
whatsoever,
in
excess
of
(a)
In
the
case
of
a
married
person,
$1800.
(b)
In
the
case
of-a
tlnjle
person
$1200.
Vs;
JornvN.,7A).
Individuals
whose
total
Infome,
from
all
sources
is
less
than
the
amount
specified
nctd'
not
file
a
return
unless
reqeested
by
the
Assessor
to
do
so.
In
the
case
of
Provincial
returns
the
amount
of
the
tax
is
not
payable
until
30
days
after
the
date
upon
which
'the
AstMsor
malls
a
notice
of
assessment.
The
public
are
eamesUy
requested
to
obtain
the
neees.iry
forms
and
file
returns-ipromptfy
in-order
to
avoid
penalties
Assistance
In
the
making
up
of-retatru
will
be
gladly
rendered
where
necessary
by
the
staff,
of
.the,
Asossor's
office.
DEPARTMENT
OF
FINANCE
Province
of
British
Columbia:
KUKUEESBOL
C.
n.
PETERSON,
Commissioner
of
Income
Tax.
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No.
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Spruce
Shiplap
$23.00
1x10
No.
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Spruce
Shiplap
....$25.00
1x6
No.
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Spruce
Shiplap
$20.00
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Spruce
Shiplap
.$22.00
2x4
and
2x6,
8
to
M
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No.
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Common.
.
.
.$25.00
2x4
and
2x6,
8
to
14',
S4S,
No.
2
Common.
.
.
.$22.00
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Mouldings
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Windows,
Etc.
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LIMITED
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It.
C.
Sawmill
and
Head
Office,
Seal
Cove,
Telephone,
361'
Retail
Yard,
Cow
bay,
Telephone
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Rupert
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Machinists,
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Pattern
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Founders,
Woodworkers,
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