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Saturday,
April
19,
1930
intendent
of
the
Hidden
Creek
mine
J
templating
the
Installation
at
Anyox
for
the
Qranby
Co.,
has
accepted
a
position
as
superintendent
of
a
mme
In
Rsssia
for
the
Soviet
government.
He
will
superintend
the
I
development
of
a
large
copper
property
and
will
be
leaving
Vancouver
I
for
Russia
almost
immediately.
Mrs.
k
Swanscn
will
probaWy
Join
him
later.
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Ore
Body
Larger
Than
Expected
John
Swanson
Going
to
Russia
Big
Missouri
Report
Reports
from
the
Toric
mine
at
Alice
Arm
which
is
un-
larger
than
was
at
first
anticipated.
It
is
said
to
be
over
170
feet
wide
with
values
high
enough
to
make
the
whole
DiamondoDyes
ighcst
Quality
for
50
oars
tance."
For
Troubl
du
to
Acid
IMDIOIBTIOM
CIO
STOMACH
HCIITUI1
MCAOACHC
flAStt-HAVISt
vtnat
many
people
call
lndi
very
often
meani
excru
iH
Concerning
Big
Missouri,
the
an-
Irtual
report
of
W.
M.
Archibald,
I
vice-president
In
charge
of
mines
It
Is
reported
that
the
Woodbine
'.'or
the
Consolidated
Gold
Mmlng
Co.
has
in
view
of
the
Smelting
Co.,
says:
When
Pain
Comes
Two
houri
after
eating
gratlon
in
the
Stomach.
The
atomach
nrrvea
have
been
over-itlmulated,
and
food
aoura.
The
corrective
it
an
alkali,
which
neutralise
acids
inttantly.
And
the
beet
alkali
wIV?"".1.0.
md"'
en
i
Phillips5
Milk
of
Magnesia.
It
hai
remained
th
taudard
with
phyelclani
in
the
SO
yeara
since
iU
inventlun.
P&e
sjtoo&ful
of
tlui
harmleaa,
taite
lea
alkali
in
water
will
neutral
ite
In-itantly
many
tima
aa
much
acid,
and
the
symptoms
diap-ar
at
once.
You
will
never
tine
crude
method
when
ones
you
learn
the
efficiency
of
this.
Go
gel
amatl
bottle
to
try.
mA'i
If?.
t0
the
Mm
rhllllpa'
Milk
of
Magnesia
pronribed
ty
phjtl.
eiam
for
60
veara
in
correcting
w-iai.
x.acn
noma
containg
full
11
uuu
any
arugitore.
Ulreo-
IT5I'
IIhB
Jft
.S9BKt
"HIsW
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Brautifiratfoi)
of
City
to
Ite
Cetn-'
j-$h&:ni$k
At
trie
meeting
of.
tltttee
interes-
M
1
T
MbIHIiMIIO
HI
I
IF"
,H
ted
in
beautificatlon
of
the
c!ty
Ml;
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M
ild
Thursday
evening
in
the
City
,
"
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,
IR1W;
M
IHall
a
committee
was
antttlnted
to
i
.jWi
'
V
.
T
Wmmi-M&'M
.
.
LiMP
1
arrne
.for
the
wort
of
the
various
VkM"'
'
W
'id
h-
jJffr
,
WfOM
MfflR
IKS.
sroups
in
different
parts
of
the
!
d
iH
"
frm
,
.
r
M
I
,
SKBtWSlnm
;'
!
..
city.
Aioeraiifl
k.
f.
puKcn
presid-
j
1
1
&
4
-tajtm
v
'
4m
mmmnmmm,
.
-
including
the
CMtf
Qulde
Boy
Scouts,
Toe
II.
and
the
City
Parks
Board.
The
committee
chosen
consisted
of
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
president
of
the
Girl
Ouldcs.
Miss
A.
Cruikshank,
Mrs.
Shelford
Dtrtan.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Thurber
Mrs.
W.
H.
Good-sell,
Mrs.
T.
McClymortt.
Mrs.
M.
P.
MeCaffery.
Mrs.
Chris
Perry.
Mrs.
Percy
Miller
Miss
N.
Rogers.
Mrs.
A.
Squire,
luss
LIoen
Gi';.;:o:;.
Misc
Margaret
Palmer,
Mrs.
C.
J.
Nor-rlngton,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Motte.
Mrs.
Jar-vis
MdUvxI,
Ales
Rlx,
Ben
Ferguson.
Percy
Miller,
E.
W.
Tucker
and
Wil
liam
Millar.
Mrs.
Mcintosh
outlined
what
had
been
done
so
far
and
said
that
work
was
planned
by
various
groups
j
at
different
points.
Mrs.
Jams
mc-
Leod
had
offered
to
take
charge
of
some
work
on
McBride
Street,
Mrs.
Norrlngton
near
the
Ridley
Home,
Miss
Palmer
at
the
I.ODH.
grounds
rlnr
fWolnnmont
Kv
the
Rritnnnin
Cn
inrliVnto
thnt
the
nroiand
she
herself
on
Fulton
street.
1
A
number
of
speakers
took
part
i
j
z
nnn
j.t.1
it.
i
i
v
kivuy
uuw
tiusPLUi
miu
icct
uciuit
uic
ilium
ittci
is
uiutu
in
the
discussion
including
Messrs.
Ferguson,
Ri.
Milter,
Riffou
and
McLennan,
Adjutant
Kerr
and
Mrs.
hodv
of
commercial
value.
Drifts
are
now
beincr
driven
on
iMcCiymont.
iiTolla
TVi
q
Pn'f
ornio
fri
will
arw
nr
tVio
Fred
Riffou
spoke
of
the
deslr
"
""."T
.hlllh
nf
rtftldnf
walks
alonir
the!
i
have
promised
their
services
if
it
Is
ii
now
being
put
In
tq
connect
this
found
that
the
plan
is
feasible,
proposed
work
with
the
present
j
The
committee
will
get
to
work
at
main
level.
'
jonce
and
it
is
expected
that
good
results
will
follow.
A
strong
rumor
has
been
current
!
i
in
Stewart
to
the
effect
that
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.
concentrating
mill
at
the
Marmot
River
for
the
purpose
of
hadling
ores
from
the
Porter-Idaho
and
Prosperity
mines.
There
is
no
official
confirmation
of
the
report
as
yet.
VjTag
Day
Being
Held
By
Adair
development
of
the
nroDerty
at
1
drifting
and
cross
cutting
eave
this
afternoon.
Carss
Chapter
Adair
Carss
Chapter,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
is
holding
He
annual
tag
day
today
to
raise
funds
for
the
work
of
beautifies
tton
of
soldiers'
graves.
Tagging
Mmlng
&
started
at
9
o'clock
this
morning
"Although
and
will
continue
until
5
oclocrK
Stewart
irom
a
lower
level
175
feet
'very
disappointing
results
in
that'
Mrs.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
&
In
charge
below
main
level.
The
proposed
no
values
were
disclosed
or
rcgu-'of
headquarters
at
the
Canadian
workings
will
be
driven
with
the
ob-
1
larly
mineralized
followable
vr
in
Legion
rooms
and
ladles
tagging
inject
of
exploring
the
possible
down-!
exposed,
diamond
drilling
along
dude
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
Mrs.
J.
Ratch-ward
continuation
of
the
mlneralii-
J
rather
geometrical
lines
from
these
lord,
Mrs.
Barber.
Mkw
Basel
Smith,
ed
sone
brought
to
light
In
recent
1
openings,
however,
produced
some
Miss
Rosie
Cox,
Miss
Joan
Baker,
diamond
drilling
operations.
A
trail
j
interesting
results
and
Indicated
Miss
Catherine
Baker,
Mrs.
Glllis
I
.
1
1
commercial
ore
over
mlnable
,
and
Miss
Betty
Barber.
widths
in
two
section
about
600
feet
-
Do
fort
rlvpinn
apart
wUhta
Uits
of
the
siiicified
r
r
e
v
.1
r
1
I
,
?
.
sTe
f
hese
raIuee.
Ue.
al-
Lutheran
Ladies
SO
6CIS11V
ClOri6!
veiueaujr
oeneam
surrace
ex-'
poaures
which
showed
free
gold
and
where
assays
indicated
commercial
i
DIAMOND
DYES
contain
the
ore
but.
in
general,
It
is
difficult
to
highest
quality
aniline
money
can
correlate
them
or
give
them
a
da!
buy!
That's
why
they
give
such
true,
fl...
t.
Ll
.
'
;
bright,
new
colors
to
dresses,
drapes,
trend
on
the
Province
tunnel
,
lingerie.
level!
The
present
dlfts
on
bath1
The
anilines
in
Diamond
Dyes
make
east
and
west
secttona
of
the
main
them
so
easy
to
use.
No
spotting
or
siiicified
zone
are
betne
extended
Lutheran
Church
held
a
tea
and
aTw.g!
""J
-der
surface
out-
S'
Diamond
Dyes
never
give
things
crops
and
further
geometrical
dril-
te"1on
m
Parlors
that
re-dved
look.
Thev
are
Just
15c
ilna
will
have
to
be
undertaken
hp-
whin
were
beauttfuUy
decorated
at
aU
dealers.
When
perfect
dye-
fore
It
will
be
safe
to
prophesy
con-
toT
oecaaton.
Mrs.
Lars
Dyrn-tLCrtty-vh3
cerning
the
future
dahl
wm
gel
acmtener
assisted
experiment
with
makeshifts?
production
of
the
property
although
diamond
D
Mri-
-
ana
Joan-
drilllne
rnaulU
nf
thi
nnsf
vaar
nf.
sen.
fer
seme
promise
for
the
develop
Tea
and
Sale
Is
Successful
Event
The
Ladles'
Aid
of
the
St
Paul's
Mrs.
Thor
Strand
was
cashier
for
the
treasurer.
Mrs.
J.
Murvold
had
charge
of
the
home
cooking.
The
affair
was
a
very
successful
one.
Baptist
Ladies'
v
t
Aid
Tea
Success
Sum
of
$40
Realized
At
Effort
on
r
Thursday
Afternoon
A
very
successful
tea
and
salgt
of
'
home
cooking
was
held
at
the
Bap-jtist
Church
Parlors
on
Thursday
last.
Pine
weather
conditions
assis-jted
the
Ladles'
Aid
in
the
effort
and
!a
sum
of
about
$40
was
realized.
Those
taking
an
active
part
were:
Kitchen
Mrs.
J.
Hampton,
Mil.
W.
Wilson
an
dMrs.
Stro'mdahl.
Servlteurs
Mrs.
N.
Fraser,
Mrs.
R.
Oreen
and
Mrs.
J.
Lindsay.
I
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
C
Campbell
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Wrathall.
i
Candy
Mrs.
P.
H.
Llnzey
and
Miss
Eileen
Ilamblln.
Cashier-
Mrs.
Lemnn.
ilQ).
JPaIoq,
re:el,ve4
(he
visitors.
ment
throughout
the
coming
summer.
Work
carried
OUt;
Jt
gtream
opposite
Mcc:y-ided-'
program
opened
with
an
to
aaie
inaicates
mat
me
i
one
is
aestmea
10
Decome
a
Dig
imont
park
and
members
of
Toe
h
j
mine
and
a
producer
of
a
large
ton--
nage
of
ore.
Other
properties
In
the
neighborhood
of
the
Toric
are
to
be
explored
this
season
by
the
company
which
has
set
aside
a
fund
of
$500,-000
for
such
exploratory
work.
John
A.
Swanson,
for
years
super
Royal
MMM
iiiiiM
Hi
II
ii
imtil
I
,
tSOMHHL
Baptist
Sacred
Concert
Enjoyed;
wi
n
I'riii.t
CojiMirt.
l'i..-
Henry,
the
Queen
MoUrt
L.nina.
their
d
iuthi
organ
prelocTe,
"Tr.e
Mar-h
to
Cal-
i
CuntaU.
"The
Challpnge
of
the
ary,"
by
W
V'auf
an
Davles.
Solo-
Cross,"
choir.
Mrs.
Thurber
t'jk
th-
ists
were
Mrs.
J.
Wausrh.
Mrs.
Karl
leadl-part
assisted
by
Mlftsen
E!-
Dybhavn
Miss
Bettj-
Camfrun
and
len
Armstrong
Edtth
Johnstone.
Vauiihan
Davles.
Enyd
Morris.
Jean
Smith.
Kather-
toe
Watson
and
AdelU
Thurber
The
sacred
concert
at
the
Baptist
Others
numbers
were:
Church
last
evening
was
in
keeping
1
Vocal
duet
by
Mrs.
Rost
and
Mrs.
w
vn,hf
r
urw-
w-
vaDgnan
mvi"
with
the
spirit
of
the
occasion
and
,
Maefte.
was
appreciated
by
all
who
atten-
Violin
solo.
Merrta
Dafee.
Chorufc.
He
died
for
me,"
choir,
j
Progressive
mercnanta
advertise.
ill
1
WJ.
ItKD
CROSS
OROANIZE
WilIi
a
wide
rxp
'ii
'n.intag
schcol-
!..
.
tca.-iing
in
pu
Grace
Preseott.
ui
B
.
v,
has
been
appoint
o
of
the
Red
Cross
Brunswick.
She
m
-,
Rofal
Victoria
H-e
TheJSfcw
Gillette
Razor
and
Blad
:
Cleans
in
a
without
.
.
.
Jiffy
taking
apart
-
HPHE
old
Gillette
was
a
good
sen'anc
The
New
Gillette
Blade
and
Razor
is
a
better
one
very-much
better.
You
never
need
waste
your"
time
wiping
this
razor
dry.
And
there's
never
any
"razor
pull"
to
deprive
you
of
shaving
comfort.
These
are
only
two
of
many
improvements
that
have
been
made.
,
In
tackling
the
problem
of
I
"razor
pull,"
thousands
of
men
were
interviewed.
Tens
of
thousands
of
razors
were
examined.
The
evidence
all
pointed
one
way.
Most
razors
had
been
dropped
and
the
corners
dented.
The
dent
threw
the
blade
out
of
alignment.
And
this
caused
"razor
pull."
The
smallest
dent
could
do
great
harm
for
your
Gillette
is
a
finely
predsion-ed
Instrument.
Now
the
trouble
is
solved.
In
the
New
Gillette
Razor
the
four
corners
have
been
reinforced
to
withstand
the
hardest
knocks.
The
four
corners
of
the
new
blade
are
cut
out.
The
blade
is
cot
held
at
Its
corners
at
all
when
cap
and
guard
are
screwed
together.
There's
no
chance
of
its
being
thrown
out
of
alignment
even
if
the
razor
Is
dropped.
When
you're
through
shaving
with
this
new
razor,
there's
no
wiping
necessary.
You
don't
need
to
take
it
apart.
Because
this
new
blade
is
specially
processed
to
resist!
ruK,
you
inertly
hold
razor
under
hot
running
water,
shake
thoroughly
...
and
lay
6n
the
shelf.
Gone
are
the
old
posts
that
held
die
TUB
SEW
GllMTTE
RAZOR,
gMthied,
in
bidHlifhl
tttt,
tompltlt
with
Stit
GUItH,
M1
Prif,
Other
De
Luxe
modeli
from
$3.00
to
$71.00
At.
110
N6.
tOitH.
OTMIR
ATtNTS
eiNBINH.
JVM
!
blade
and
accidentally
stubbed
so
many
keen
edges.
Please
note,
too,
how
the
guard
teeth
are
rounded
back
farther,
to
meet
the
skin
more
smoothly,
more
comfortably.
Another
great
convenience
the
ends
tof
the
new
blade
are
square,
for
safer
handling
with
wet
fingers.
The
square
ends
fit
flush
with
cap
and
guard
and
permit
closer
shaving
around
die
tight
little
cornets
of
mouth,
nose
and
ears.
Here's
your
chance
to
know
how
smooth
a
shave
can
be.
Make
it
a
point
to
stop
at
your
Gttietre
deslri's
today.
GILLETTE
SAFETY
RAZOR
CO.
or
CANADA.
LIMITIU,
MONTREAL
1
1
i
QUICK
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