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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
the
Keystone
property
on
Round
Creek
as
well
as
the
Xsperanxa
mine.
They
represent
American
financial
interests.
Eighty
men
are
now
employed
on
I
the
Big
Missouri
property
at
Stew-
i
art
rushing
work
on
the
mill
which
is
exnerUng
to
be
in
operation
about
the
beginning
of
September.
Big
Missouri
is
now
being
operated
under
the
name
of
Buena
Vista
with
'
Consolidated
Mining
4s
Smelting
Co.
holding
the
controlling
interest
DDD
or
acne
and
eczema
An
arilre
fluid
that
attarks
disease
rrrmS
in
the
tiffa
In
Innm.
llk
the
theory
at
the
greatest
lit
in;
Ma
sperulbc
It
hat
ltaO
many
brilliant
successes
over
skia
disease.
W.
J.
MctlTCHliO.V
liRl'GGISl
r.LTERT
PHARM.CY
OKMES
LTD.
Saturday.
Sept.
30.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Mill
on
Tidewater
Molybdenum
Soon
Inspect
Alice
Arm
Properly
Eight
Men
Working
On
Big
Missouri
Mill
set
or
coat
you
have
to
seU
Saeaebody
Is
wetting
to
sell
that
car.
or
typewriter,
or
whatever
esse
tt
Is
you
are
In
the
market
for.
Oct
the
habit
of
shopping
throngh
the
Want
Ada.
YouTl
find
tmdteamcd
of
bar-gains
undreamed
of
opportunities.
Do
your
shesptng
through
these
columns
and
see
how
profitable
and
pleasant
tt
Is.
BEAD
and
USE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS
!
1
CLASSIFIED
ADS
j
I
Phone
9S
"If
it's
fully
told-ifs
quickly
sold"
D
O
O
0
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWOOOOO
.02
W.
D.
Brown,
Victoria,
one
of
the
directors
of
the
Dal-housie
Mining
Co.,
following
a
recent
visit
to
the
Tidewater
Molybdenum
property
at
Alice
Arm,
stated
that
present
plans
were
for
the
carrying
out
of
continuous
development
operations
throughout
the
winter
When
sufficient
ore
has
been
developed
to
warrant
the
installation
of
a
mill,
it
will
be
installed.
Judging
from
the
success
Uined
in
this
year's
development
work,
the
installation
of
a
miH
will
not
be
lng
delayed.
The
amount
of
ore
developed
and
surface
showings
so
far.
far
xfrW
JfWn
exPectoUM-,
sl
to
charge
of
development.
Some
superintendent,
was
conducting
operations
on
the
property
in
an
efficient
and
economic
manner
and
months
ago
tt
was
decided
to
oro-
ceed
with
the
installation
of
a
pilot
mill
on
the
property
and
work
has
the
results
he
had
attained
this
vearJ
nnit.
i.
fr
.
.
v....
,
.
-W
Wl
lUV
Mr
W
LI
......
JTl!"
a
1
u
wm
be
capable
of
being
enlarged
r
auuu
ivraiKiia:ai
conditions
warrant
The
recent
havebeen
made
to.
the
trail
fromlautement
by
Consolidated
that
the
"-'''
-
caiw
poni
wm
stg
Misaoori
was
one
of
their
most
e
mstaltod
so
that
much
greater
promising
prospects
has
not
been
progress
may
be
attained.
.
modified
in
recent
months
and
it
b
.now
reported
that
everything
is
Harry
Bowyer
and
M.
Terry
of
moving
along
satisfactorily
with
Seattle
have
been
at
Alice
Arm
re-.
assurance
of
eonsMerable
prod
urgently
making
an
examination
of
tion
when
the
mill
is
started
some
tune
before
the
end
of
the
year.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
September
20.
1910.
W.
O.
McMorrta.
who
k
MenU-fied
with
Str
&eorge
Dough
ty'i
plans
for
flshertes
developments
hsre
and
on
the
Qneen
Charlotte
U
lands,
salted
Inst
night
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vancouver.
C
L
Hansen,
wen
known
Cobalt
and
Tonopah
Bstaing
man.
is
so
enthusiastic
over
the
future
of
mining
in
the
Haselton
distriet
that
he
baa
bought
three
proper
ties
the
Dawson
Inaction,
the
Steve
SUnger
and
two
lead
claim..
They
are
aO
near
the
SBver
Cup.
Curson's
Socks.
Men's
Wear
for
Wool
0000S000&aKK0OOO0
n
a
s
vr
s
o
s
s
-
Want
Ads
-
Let
Them
Be
Your
Broker
in
Buying
and
Selling
is
waiting
to
bay
that
boose
or
bedroom
watta
tied:
The
main
reason
for
this
Is
that
you
are
not
acquainted
with
each
other.
I
apend
from
two
to
If
you
will
call
in
at
your
con
venience,
we
shall
be
bansw
to
ex
plain
a
feature
which
makes
your
Pen
Of
doable
Ta!ur
tn
vnti
iliti.
UailY
Aa
Tribute
to
York
of
Prospector
Paid
By
Official
of
Institute
of
Mining
in
Stewart
Address
STEWART,
Sept
19:-Sajingbdt
hMad
nevehSrd
of
an
engineer
or
canitalisr.
anri
fprtjiinfv
tint
a
oY-nWfat
C
X
"
'
"
w
-
"
V
M
JwawUVf
Wnn
hnrl
PVPr
fHfnvAiw.
a
mino
P
n
ArAL'on7i'n
ccLit-n
-
tt-
.
v.
u
vwtvi
vw
m
aiaa.avj
V
V-e
XegV
illll)
Z'WJI
V
tary
of
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Mining
and
Metallurgy,
pector
in
a
fine
afidress
before
the
Stuart
Board
of
Trad
last
Tuesday
evening.
The
prosifcctor,"
Mr.
Mac-Kenzie
said,
"has
hn
thp
hflpkfmnp
nf
ih
mi
n
in
tr
inrlnc-
try,
undergoing
untold
hardships
and
not
always
receiv-
"'
uusuuoic
vuiaufiiii.iuil
1U1
ins
Willi..
1
hCCIHV
ICHrcL
Cat
bis
i!k
seems
to
be
dymr
out
.
iWdhla
day
of
h'ghly
comaierclalh-
try
in
the
stammer
with
litUe
dMft-est
prospecting
and
aerial
transoor-
culty.
but
yott
can
t
do
it
here,
and
totien,
though
it
l
doubtful
if
the
t
k.
...
w.
ai0Btaae
can
ever
take
his
place."
I
eaatern
people.
But
eren
If
the
ex-
is
um-
m
a
wio
oi
treme
roughness
cf
proacinent
mining
?aan
who
paid
a
is
rim
t
and
your
pro-sincc
visit
to
Stewart
and
the
Portland
j
enough
men
to
go
over
It,
you
must
Canal
district
this
week
and.
at
a
,
be
patient
It
takes,
on
the
average,
special
testation
of
the
Board
of
;
about
10
years
to
make
a
mine,
and
Trade,
all
three
attendid
last
Tues-'i
the
thn
imiwom
itnT
;day
evening
and
addressed
the
j
prospectors
who
find
the
showings.
j
members.
The
others
are
Mr.
Par-1
engineers
with
their
technical
lsTO.isons
of
the
Ore
Testing
Branch
of
km
the
Department,
of
Mines.
Ottawa,
with
money
to
finance
and
develoa
hJ
T
af.
a.
11
m
v
m
-
.
-
.
mwcajxix,
mje,
ui
jmruana,
f
ie
project.
AD
are
nrrntial
Ore.
,
t
After
fhm
ftattMt
kuthMm
-'
Will
Cose
Arain
ly
weicomed
by
tbeprsidtU
of
thei
:
Mr.
MacKemd
wound
up
his
n-
nam.
asr.
mil
nwinm
wai
twiiMB
upon
to
make
a
Rmjaaarks.
He
ex-
arks
by
esprefeatag
the
ha
fan
at
beta
here.
oreaajd
bis
measrr?
at
beina
asked
iTIow
that
I
to
attend
theaetmx
and
f
or
the
see
me
aaarn.
the
way,
you
will
opportunity
it
afforded
him
of
Mr.
Parsons,
of
the
Department
meeting
the
business
men
of
the
of
Ore
Dressing,
toid
the
board
that
town.
Refeiilut
briefly
to
the
alms
he
had
always
looked
forward
to
and
objects
of
the
Institute,
he
coming
to
Stewart
and
when
the
the
fact
that
the
Instant
opportunity
arose
this
year
he
tin-
is
net
a
purely
technical
one
bwt
saediatelT
took
advaataa
r
it
H
members
from
various
regretted
that
he
did
not
know
of
life
includsna-
aaniaaia.
raaeh
snout
the
ritatrtrt
hnt
mm
bankers,
praapectors
and
even
pofi-1
that
he
was
hare
to
find'
out.
Mr.
MacKenxie
described
his
trip
1
whseil
he
belongs
to
In
Ottawa,
be
throngh
the
country
from
has
hand-1
said
that
Canada
has
the
finest
ore
quarters
in
Montreal
and
told
of
,
testing
plant
in
the
world,
and
it
is
the
meeting
of
the
Institute
at
The
ased
free
of
ehntwe
h
mbwt
nvnm
the
run
non
is
now
m
operation
rsenort
inaeattled
to
theenrnet
Sir
and
handles
MM
tons
of
ore
per
tar
a
period
of
a
year
mi
a
bafil.
day.
he
saM.
The
8herrlt
Oonlon.
;
this
report
keearaaes
anbtc
know-
wnich
they
also
visited,
is
still
wn-!
ledge
The
oparVnent
reowbea
with
der
eoaiatnaetaoai
bat
ahsaiM
h
tn
rli
JiImhhi
mmrtth
operation
shortly
after
the
opening
'
the
reaWent
tskft
As
for
Stewart
Mr.
MeAUen
thought
that
a
rosy
future
was
tn
store
and
pcanlbi
lUeS'
for
a
railroad
are
very
good,
thonen
tt
Is
tannos-
sfMe
so
foretell
when
the
expected
developments
will
take
place.
Ak-
w.
r.
.
to
the
trend
of
the
metal
7
Z
r
"
arkets.
he
said
hat
be
was
not
an
between
the
pennies
"
of
the
wtcJ""
ruin.
u
.
utu
lnformatk.:..
bat
he
believed
"TlD
1911
"
B.pr
a
trenwmdouv
TUe
topographTof
cotrdoe.
'i
Uch
-gh
not
tT
ZZZ
i
ted
copper
and
sine
would
and
where
rou
have
buV
one
proZ
,
7
'
""J"1
tv.r.
aa
h,
rrZ,
lon
to
In
Canada,
he
There
a
ma
ncan
Uke
15.
.KI-r;inorfaliaaIto:
iwrndslr
ZTan
Z?'
waslnthe8Utea.
V?
of
mk
.11
r
NOTICE
To
Owners
of
Parker
Duofold
.Fountain
Pens
and
we
lag
about
six
monhs
behind
our
neighbor
in
Jie
reaction
to
a
stamp
or
boom.
s
i
mi.
atcAuen,
like
the
other
speakers,
also
regretted
the
decline
af
the
old
prospector
and
thought
that
aomssaiag
sftowid
be
dene
in
-the
way
.of
rinding
a
whiUan
2U
ccamjuding,
he
surmwed
Umt
the
iWl
rnHttns
of
the
Mmsng
fh-stttute
might
be
held
in
BjC
and
if
the
proper
representation
were
mag
It
might
be
possible
to
get
an
I
We
will
shoe-
haw
tt
at
baatantlv
!
OTSton
up
hert
changed
from
a
pocket
to
a
Deekl
rUowtnt
the
addresses
of
the
Set
Pen
and
back
again.
It
saves'
TMtan-
embers
of
the
the
coat
of
a
second
nen
f
or
ua
on
Board
04
TnKle
U-
apprecii-
tMast
er
office
desk
and
allows
you
als
u
n
Points
to
nse
the
point
you
le
best
at
all
S
LJTu
J1.
UtSMa.
Theae
included
I!
w.
M.
Rolaton.
,
.
P-
8
Jck.
H.
p
atbson.
W.
Noble
,f
4iIcLutcheon
s
Drug
Store
H
B
Campbell,
j
j.
uaahu.
e
t
Prince
Rupert
Applewhalte.
J
Paa
where
the
hundred
nid.sMm-'.from
coast
to
coast
nmgJ
rang-
i
ben
visited
the
Pun
Pkm
ill
Mil
nag
in
snaght
from
poundsjtaL.
Premier
Bnacken
and
tswnaslir
rsr
land
Joss
mrm
taken
a
twtmwi
of
m
uk
rwiing-
jemi.
upeirasMns
ww
asaang
mat
uat
prospeet
or
pro-:
-
be
spssded
In
this
district
when
the
oertv
Is
wnrth
tanstaie.
and
la
thu1'
rid"
to
be
wen
born.
of
the
Mndaon
Bar
aeaeitar
w&r
the
i
a-wt
4
w
.
Their
First
Visit
On
conclusion
of
the
sessions
in
Manitoba,
Mr.
MacXenzie
and
Mr
Parsons
came
on
to
Jasper,
thence
west
to
Prince
Rupert
and
An
rax
and
arrived
in
Stewart
no
Monday
very
much
kmprened
wtth
what;
Mr
McAuen
stated
how
refresh-they
had
seen
of
tt
so
tar.
Follow-
tag
was
to
come
In
contact
wtth
ina
vndtj
to
rartui
tmn
nm.
officials
on
this
side
of
the
line,
and
nerties
hereabouts,
trwhvrtw
tc
bow
interest
he
had
Us-
Piemier
and
Big
Missouri,
they
lef
again
yesterday
.Vancouver
Isi-
some
time
In
th?-BklRor
of
the
Brtnf
r
P,rtfcuiar
interest
because
-ovince
before
wg
east
Jw
na
nwt
R
K.
Netu
so-ne
ymrs
MrYMacKeiHietrM'r)!'
Hoarrr
nr'
nd
'-he
hiatery
of
the
Trade
that
he
wall
carry
back
wlth'J'rerty
Hf
-a'
spoke
about
vbdt-
in
the
convictssnthas-
teif
essm-1
miamrmn.
an
was
not
try
is
hard
to
beat
at
the
way
of
re-
6uvuwo&.
uees,
and
be
Incittded
men
in
p.
r...
see
lesnurces,
you
uiins
tnat
the
effete
east
Is
not
giving
you
a
square
deal."
be
said,
add
contin-
IT'S
WISE
TO
NEW
TOWNS
DISCUSSED
iintinr
r-roTUice
L
TIPS
uovern
ment
ts
Set
AsMe
and
Administer
TownsKcs
New
towns
to
Northern
British
Columbia,
like
British
Columbia's
-"u
3ns
and
daughters,
uiuiai,
ww
should
have
vs
the
Vancouver
Vancouver
Province,
Province,
e
editorially
is
blown
In
some
time
next
spring,
being
swamped
wtth
i
wanks
from
'
Tbey
snou-d
be
weU
named
too.
In
Mr.
MacKenxie
said
they
had
a
'every
ttttie
bate
is
the
ground,
Ma
i
'kJir
-nfancy.
moreover,
they
should
very
miniating
meeting
wKft
Thlssons
minted
one
sastanee
of
become
the
vic-
i-h
nan
nana
m
mnomv.
sewong
van
COS
xae
oepartmexlt
I
T
w-ic
iHMDUKn
ua
spe-
present.
isaia.
take
far
more
advantas
of
this
plant
than
do
the
mine
owners
in
British
Columbia.
In
concluding
he
said
that
his
visit
was
proving
a
very
happy
one
and
be
assured
the
meeting
that
either
he
or
his
immediate
superior.
Mr
Mr.
w
W.
B.
Timnu.
would
be
here
night
Neither
had
ever
been
in
tins
nart
nf
tKa
mnnttv
hafnia
arul
mrmm
.
each
year.
tened
to
the
remarks
of
Mr
Kenxle
and
Mr
Parsons.
He
refemH
to
his
visit
to
the
Premier
nine
as
Jit
th"
present
time,
rallwav
eon-
t
ruction
is
proceeding
in
the
Peace
Alver
region.
Rival
settlements
are
!
?ven
now
engaging
in
spirited
con
tests
to
capture
the
railway
without
regard
to
the
decisions
of
competent
engineers
as
to
the
shortest
a
-d
most
economical
route
to
be
f"1owed.
In
the
days
of
the
old
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
development
in
Bri-.h
Colombia,
the
townslte
business
became
something
of
a
specialised
racket.
There
was
no
control
save
that
of
contractors,
speculators
and
politic
tans.
The
scandal
o:
the
old
rort;Peorge
townsjtec
remains
in
abftkjgmory
of
insttiy
rie-
v
wwsff
an
womstera,
Tne
j
namtas
ef
new
towns
was
carried
out
wtthout
much
regard
to
beauty
cr
htsgerle
Interest.
There
waa
tittle
sgtaaYlc
town
d
tannine
unless
the
hurried
blueprinting
of
land
com-
anies
could
be
tngnif
led
by
such
a
description
British
Columbia
as
a
whole
will
benefit
from
intelligent
location,
naming
and
planning
of
the
new
towns
which
will
dot
the
Peace
Riv
er
country.
One
of
the
first
dutiei
of
the
government
should
be
to
set
aside
and
administer
all
townsltes.
Manitoba
has
managed
to
keep
the
rpecumtor
out
of
Churchill,
the
new
port
on
Hudson
Bay.
The
amrern-
ment
of
British
Columbia
can
probably
improve
upon
Manitoba's
pol
icy
at
Churchill
in
handllne
the
new
era
of
town
development
tn
the
northern
part
of
the
province.
Staff
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill,
nru-
vlnclal
police,
left
on
the
Princes
Louise
this
morning
tor
a
trio
to
ATlMEECTEDIEniriMF
roaovEaruir
ACE
NTUQY
THIS
PfiCt
ENPCfSCCiPTIONHAS
UlU
BCOCNIZC0
AS
THE
MOST
EFTCCTtVE
CE-GULATOa
OF
THE
UVEtt
KIDNEYS
AND
BOWELS
DR.CIL4SE'S
K&LPIUS
A.W.OUS1
s
r
K.J.L
r
nooaaaTI
1m
C.
BEFORE
yon
invest
your
money
in
a
new
automobile,
make
sure
it
vrill
give
all
you
are
entitled
to
in
a
car
bought
today!
Standards
have
ad
vonced
during
the
past
few
years.
More
than
2,000,000
owners
of
Cbev-rolet
Sixes
have
found
that
progress
has
made
it
poMible
for
them
to
enjoy
an
entirely
new
kind
of
motoring
nail.
faction
In
one
of
the
world's
lowest
priced
cars.
Six-cylinder
smoothness
...
six-cylinder
power
...
six-cylinder
flexibility
...
six-cylinder
peeL
Full
length
frame
...
modern
springs
...
Lovejoy
shock
absorbers,
front
and
rear.
Safety
gasoline
tank.
Composite
TklMtWiftr
.
71
J
TltCf
74t
TWComS
7J0
wood
and
steel
itructlon.
ment
plan.
BOADSTTI
m
PttAFTON
I
Cm
mi
Trmtkt
Oeneral
.reha
Mutation
of
the
Prince
Oeorge
telephone
system
to
provide
Improved
service
for
Its
entire
territory
is
now
under
way
with
James
McDeritt
of
the
B.
C.
Assistance
will
be
given
tn
the
way
of
demonstration
wdls,
he
intimated.
The
prospects
for
the
establish
ment
of
a
erearaerr
here
were
not
very
bright.
Mr.
Atkinson
stated.
Local
tennis
players
ioumeved
to
Quesne!
last
Sunday
for
a
tourna
ment.
Play
was
eonanoed
until
darkness
set
in
and
ended
with
each
club
having
four
victories
to
its
credit.
Mrs.
L.
a.
Cente
of
Victoria,
dta.
trict
commtas
toner
of
the
Old
Ouides
for
British
Columbia,
h
been
here
for
the
past
week
orean-
Ising
companies
of
the
Oki
Ooldes
and
Brownies
tn
CMdral
and
South
Fort
oeorge
and
Prince
George
Mrs.
Oeoxm
Oliver
has
been
an-
polnted
brown
owl
for
the
Brownies
and
Miss
Irwin
captain
of
the
Obi
Oiudea.
The
first
three
girts
to
be
enrolled
were
Margaret
Mclntyre
Bhnbeth
Robertson
snd
Mildred
Farrow
A
movesnent
has
been
started
for
the
organisation
of
a
Billiard
Leaawe
in
tne
eiur
It
is
exnectcd
that
five
teams
will
be
entered
C
N.
R
EQka.
Canadaan
Lackm
and
Taylor
and
Griffith
billiard
balls
Telegraph
Creek
on
official
duties,
period
last
year
ite
expects
to
return
to
the
city
hi
about
two
weeks.
;
'
The
two
public
schools
in
Prince
Oeorge
opened
the
present
term
with
a
total
attendance
of
this
being
a
considerable
gain
Over
the
!
attendance
at
the
ssworsnonding
qnKnci
Bply
niatr.
Ivor
Osest,
Tem
Ortf-
ana
nsiu
Mmunore
nrournt
a
intoserdeer
and-bear
aftsr
a
nunung
trip
wnicn
took
mesa
some
distance
beiow
WhHe-a
Land.
log
on
the
Eraser
River.
SMITHERS
The
body
of
Oeorge
ChappelL
young
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
D.
ChappeU.
who
was
drnvnad
kkat
month
in
the
Skeena
River
at
lis
Saturday,
Septembc
1931
C
II
O
O
S
E
A'S
I
X
Expect
finer
things
the
low-priced
car
you
Imy
today
Fisher
body
con.
These
modern
features
are
advsnce.
mcnts
nhich
you
are
entitled
to
as
a
1930
motor
ear
buyer.
Be
sure
you
get
theni
choose
a
Chrrrolri
Sixl
It
is
priced
as
low
as
5635
at
the
factory,
and
it
cots
no
more
for
operation
or
upkeep
than
any
other
eomparalle
car.
'Phone
us
for
a
ilemonsrration.
Ak
about
the
General
Motors
Owner
Ser.
vice
Policy,
the
moot
complete
in
the
industry
and
about
the
CMAC,
Ceneral
Motors'
own
dWVm.1
TkCUiSbm
....
fug
rwj.va
......
m
tSa
tm
tkttti
Umdmi)
i
,
frm
1413
mf.
CitftD
CHEVROLET
SIX
KAIEN
MOTORS,
LIMITED
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
IT'S
BETTER
BECAUSE
IT'S
CAN
A
D
I
A
?i
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
!
PRINCE
GEORGE
boom
swung
across
in?
Nash
to
catch
poles
r
from
the
Skeena
and
K.
,
era.
Dr.
White,
veterinary
:
partment
of
Agriculu
r.
has
been
in
the
dtttrv-:
i.
leiepttone
cable
department.
Van-
ir
"
.
tnepecting
'
coever.
tn
charge.
Thirty
new
poles
antel
li
wUl
be
erected
and
ium
ft
ft
t
Jed
to
the
tea
and
a
f
aerial
cable
will
be
placed.
we
"nedateiy
dest
Hon.
William
Atkinson,
minister
of
agriculture,
informed
a
dinner
of
the
Prince
Oeome
TVmrei
tt
Trade
on
Wednesday
evening
that
the
water
proMem
ia
the
Pmevtew
district
was
to
receive
attentkm.
past
week
On
account
of
hexvT
r
gtmm
of
field
sports
!::
have
been
held
here
'
r
was
postponed.
A
suecr
was,
however,
held
in
th-
On
basin
m
p
eonn-
his
placer
nttateg
tnter
Manson
Creek
country
W
vie
has
been
a
visitor
:
this
week.
He
made
lh:
r
way
of
Port
St
James
NEWKAZELTON
Mrs.
SeJuosoar
of
Oou..
:
has
bean
Use
guest
in
;
her
sister.
Mnv.
Roy
G
.
Wednesday
of
this
week
turn
home.
A.
L.
Carmthera,
chk
f
ur
tfneer
for
the
province,
:
day
nam
biapeetlng
pr;
is
aeing
made
on
the
r
:
of
the
new
HMrailget
-
bridte.
The
erops
to
the
imnv
'
trlct
of
New
Haselton
aed
this
year.
Hay
wa
'
there
will
be
Rttle
arm
this
waiter
in
vtrw
of
th
daekness
in
pole
and
tie
r
.
:
other
indnstrlal
tines
Miss
Stalk.
Maxwell
oi
T
:
vkdtmg
la
New
Raseltur
aunt,
Mrs.
L.
York.
Mrs.
Austin
Ooodenoti
!;
then
is
Tisttlng
to
Ha
Mrs.
O.
W.
Dawson.
Mrs.
A.
O.
ChauoeU
fcr:
-
day
in
aontnany
wtth
her
:
Smith,
for
an
extended
vim'.
Francisco.
Miss
Vivian
Clw-;
'
com
nanied
them
as
far
i
;
Rupert
and
returned
Mond
o
'
The
Dally
News
can
be
p-
chased
at
Post
Office
News
8tani
r
flrariTHl
Kt
Vaneeuver
Karl
Anderson.
Prtr
George,
B.O.
Smlthers
Drur
Store.
8m)
h-
era.
B.C.
m.
.
n..
.
e-s
f
uuey.
ierr.ee
ov
selton.
was
recovered
on
Monday
of
U
.
this
week.
It
had
been
caught
ln'Ttt444sftt
w