6
PAGE
SIX
tfflAM'S
NATIONAL
.
FISH
WEEK
November
17th
to
22nd
More
rish
Help
Develop
Canada's
Industries
Fish
Food
is
Healthful
HEMING
New
Salted
Herring
of
superior
quality
arrived
from
Norway
JACK
SELVIG
just
HALIBUT
A
LA
CREOLE
One
lb.
halibut,
1
cup
tomatoes.
v2
cup
water,
1
teaspoon
sugar,
1
slice
onion,
?.
2
whole
cloves,
2
tablespoons
butter,
2
tablespoons
flour.
4
teaspoon
salt,
pepper.
Cook
tomatoes,
water,
onion,
cloves
and
sugar
together
for
10
minutes.
Melt
butter
and
add
flour
and
seasonings
and
stir
until
smooth.
Add
the
tomato
mixture
to
the
flour
mixture
and
cook
S
minutes.
Strain.
Prepare
fish
and
put
In
casserole
Add
half
of
the
tomato
mixture
and
bake
until
the
fish
separates
from
the
bone
easily
Baste
every
10
minutes
during
baking
Serve
on
platter
with
remainder
of
hot
tomato
sauce.
Garnish
with
parsley
Do
you
operate
with
100
efficiency
Arc
you
handicapped
in
everything
you
do
by
faulty
eyesight
and
continual
eyestrain?
There
is
no
use
letting
such
condition
go
on
these
days.
Probably
all
It
will
take
to
give
you
perfect
vision
and
comfort
is
the
right
fitting
in
glasses.
We
are
opticians
of
long
experience,
ready
to
serve
you
at
an
instant's
notice.
No
charge
for
an
examination,
J.
H.
BULGER
OITOMETIUSTS
Man
in
the
Moon
This
Is
a
time
when
very
few
people
are
feeling
fed
up
with
their
Jobs.
These
are
the
days
when
Jake
says
he
"Just
loves"
to
lie
In
bed
in
the
morning
when
he
hears
the
other
people
hurrying
to
work.
When
I
am
late
for
breakfast,
Leave
no
sad
toast
for
me
Or
oatmeal
hardened
In
the
dish,
Or
cold
and
dreary
tea.
Lady
Doesn't
that
little
boy
swear
terribly?
Urchin
Yes'm,
he
sure
does.
He
doesn't
put
any
expression
Into
it
at
all.
Tourist
But
what
makes
these
western
prairies
so
flat?
.
Native
Well,
stranger,
we
think
it
must
be
because
the
sun
sets
on
'em
every
evening.
Jake
says
what
he
dislikes
about
the
Prince
Rupert
newspapers
W
that
It
takes
more
than
one
start
the
fire.
The
editor
Intimate
that
Just
a
few
words
from
him
will
sometimes
cause
quite
a
blaze.
In
British
'Columbia
there
iar
about
.25,000'
men
engaged
in
I
i
ADVERTISING
COPY
MUST
BE
IN
EARLY
Copy
for
display
advertise-
menta
should
be
In
the
hands
of
the
printers
not
later
than
3
pjn;
the
day
prior
to
publl-
cation.
This
Is
necessary
to
en-
able
best
positions
to
be
se-
cured.
t
m
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AKOUND
PKINCE
RUPERT
Woodbine
Winze
Full
of
Water
Progress
Report
On
B.
C.
Silver
Premier
Called
No
Investment
.
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J.
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i
id
nutiXnBl'Winzffiaisinir
wautr
duster
uiun
uruseja
tumu
lt,
NF,
jx
n.
it
iu:
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t..nnA
f
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HI
Can
iianQie
u,
uit;
tvuuuuuie
aime
iiae
uveii
iukcu
k.u
say
is
not
large,
it
is
indicative
of
the
near
approach
to
the
ore
disclosed
by
a
drill
hole
from
No.w
..
2
level.
Assays
obtained
from
the
cores
of
this
hole
gave
$3.60
to
$20.80
In
gold
and
$2
In
silver.
Meantime,
work
will
be
carried
on
In
No.
2
level
with
the
object
of
getting
under
the
ore
exposed
In
a
short
cross-cut
50
feet
above
this
level.
This
corss-cut
Is
in
25
feet
with
ore
still
!n
the
face.
Assays
obtained
here
ran
$4
In
gold
and
$2.61
silver
and
80c
in
gold
and
$7.40
In
stiver.
Water
rights
are
being
applied
for
and
a
preliminary
survey
is
under
way
for
the
location
of
the
site
for
a
proposed
tunnel
at
says
mat
during
tne
montn
"au
8nts
added
to
the
enjoyability
of
work
was
confined
to
No.
6
level,
the
entertainment.
Some
further
work
done
in
drifts
About
fifty
persons
were
In
at-
644,
645
and
647,
investigating
the
tendance.
(
main
zone
to
the
northwest
of
637
1
drift,
was
in
encouraging
country
showing
low
values.
Drifting
along
the
zone
exposed
in
689
cross-cut,
415
feet
from
the
shaft,
has
shown
this
mineralized
section
to
be
at
least
70
feet
long,
caryring
heavy
sulphides
and
showing
low
values.
Some
side-swiping
done
in
636
drift,
commencing
at
the
junction
of
631
and
636
drifts,
has
exposed
the
zone
up
to
the
footwall
rind
the
back
shows
heavily
mineralized
porphry
which
will
average
$922
for
a
length
of
35
feet
and
an
average
width
of
five
feet.
A
northwesterly
crosscut
is
being
driven
at
616
feet
from
the
shaft,
off
drift
631,
to
Investigate
the
area
close
to
this
drift.
A
total
of
200
feet
of
drifting,
crosseutting
and
side-swiping
was
done
during
the
month."
Answering
a
recent
inquiry
from
one
of
its
subscribers,
Financial
News
said
of
Premier:
"Premier
Gold
stock
cannot
be
regarded
as
an
investment
owing
to
the
fact
that
ore
is
in
sight
for
only
a
few
years'
operations.
As
a
speculation,
however,
Premier
stock
offers
attractions
owing
to
Its
strong
treasury
position
and
the
aggressive
policy
now
being
followed
in
seeking
new
properties.
It
should
not
be
forgotten
that
Premier
holds
38
Interest
in
B.
C.
Silver
and
that
this
com
pany
has
blocked
out
substantial
ore
reserves.
Baptist
Fireside
Club
Meeting
Proceedings
Last
Night
Very
En
joyable
to
All
An
enjoyable
evening
was
spent
by
all
who
were
present
at
the
Baptist
Fireside
Club
meeting
last
night.
Hymns
were
sung
and
Scripture
was
read
by
Miss
Catherine
Watson
Miss
Beulah
McKinley
and
Miss
Olive
Munro
sang
a
duet.
Then
followed
several
impromptu
debates
in
which
everyone
took
part.
There
Is
about
$35,000,000
Invested
in
Cold
Storage
Canning
&
Curing
Plants
for
Fish
In
Canada.
Of
this
about
$20,000,000
is
lnves-
v
iiea
m
uniisn
uaiumDia.
ana
bdui
.
$12,000,000
in
Prince
Rupert
Dis
i:l
trict.
Hi
R;
malMM
keV
,
ft
"
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J?Se
Relief
'
CONSTIPATION
CONSTIPATION
V
BILIOUSNESS
SLUGGISHNESS
Shrine
Club
Dinner
Dance
Delightful
Affair
Held
Last
Night
In
Commodore
Cafe
With
Fifty
Persons
In
Attendance
NIGHT
SCHOOL
IN
LARGE
WAY
Many
Departments
Being
Conducted
at
Anyox
During
Present
Winter
The
Anyox
Night
School
Classes
dy
are
off
to
a
good
start.
At
present
thirteen
classes;
are
conducted.
which
are
as
follows:
Mechanical
Drawing
R.
O.
Cutler.
Beotrtcal
Class
T.
L.
Mitchell.
Dressmaking
Mrs.
K.
O.
Peterson.
Bookkeeping
and
Shorthand
Mr.
H.
B.
Porteous,
Navigation
Class
Capt.
Johnstone.
English
S.
II.
Dartmann.
English,
Beach
-D.
J.
Hartley.
English,
Mine
(four
classes)
A.
D.
Ritchie.
J.
M.
Bass,
F.
M.
Carter.
Orchestra
E.
R.
Oatman.
Band
J.
H.
Varnes.
Capt.
Johnston's
Navigation
Class
is
well
supported
and
all
the
English
Classes
arc
very
larur
-
Weekly
Special
THESE
ARE
REAL
BARGAINS
GET
YOUR
REQUIREMENTS
NOW
Braid's
Best
Coffee
per
lb
50c
Braid's
Best
Tea
With
oup
EJCJp
tJOU
and
saucer,
per
lb
Royal
City
Tomatoes
3
's
flPn
3
for
Royal
City
Raspberrtes-2's
nrn
3
for
vu
Royal
City
Strawberries
2's
Qen
3
for
Royal
City
Peaches
C's
3
for
i
Royal
City
Spinach
aft's
3
for
Malkin's
Best
Com-cn-oob
3's,
3
for
.r.
Malkin's
Best
reus
No.
3's
r?0
3
for
DDI
Sliced
Pine
Apple
2's
6
for
Peaches
2's
i
,
4,
for
iBred
3
loaves
for
Milk-
iTllns'for
.
85c
65c
95c
70c
95c
25c
$1.00
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
at
Lowest
Prices
Arriving
Every
Boat
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
417-423
FIFTH
AVENUE
EAST
TO
OPERATE
IN
CASSIAR
Sluicing
to
Be
Commenced
Next
ffi
Spring
on
Dease
Creek
By
F.
II.
Bryant
Returning
to
Wrangell
on
tno
last
trip
of
the
Hazel
B.
-No.
3
after
five
months
spent
in
de
Hie
UlUllliHO
OLTVllb
11
uuvuife
directing
vv
!
;
discontinue
J3
work
-
at
this
-i
point
,
mi
Ine
water
rose
to
i
within
ll.
iVeiopment
work
for
the
cassiar
Hy-
i
.
.
.
D
il
1
Ti
.
.
eight
leet
ot
the
top
oi
me
winze
in
two
aays.
it
was
un-
drauiic
Mines,
uq.,
f.
h.
Bryant
re-fortunate
that
this
should
have
happened
because,
at
the,
port
that
the
six-mile
ditch
for
had
been
to
depth
.conveying
water
to
the
claims
on
time
of
flooding,
the
winze
developed
a
of
34
feet
with
ore
coming
in.
A
sample
taken
gave
$z.4U
in
gold
ana
six
ounces
oi
snver.
wnne
tins
us-
tor6
wlll
Degln
eariy
next
sprlng
The
gas
shovel
.operated
until
November
1,
with
two
men
finishing
4,000
feet
of
ditch
at
Lyon's
Oulch
The
ditch
Is
seven
feet
wide
and
two
feet
deep.
About
3,000
feet
of
it
is
flume.
Bryant
estimates
from
10
to
15
years
of
sluicing
on
the
claims
owned
by
the
company.
The
property
under
development
consists
of
two
leases
and
two
creek
claims,
comprising
3,500
feet
of
Dease
Creek,
about
three
miles
from
the
lake.
Barly
in
the
summer
The
regular
monthly
meeting
ot
,
Bryant
wok
advantage
oi
tne
snow
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
took
I
freshet
to
wash
off
part
of
the
face
th
form
of
n
rieiiehtf
ni
rtinnnr
i
of
a
high
bench
which
he
believes
a
lower
level
which
will
give
500
feet
dance
last
night
in
the
Commodore
J
to
be
the
old
channel
of
the
creek.
oi
Dacics,
adequate
drainage
and
cafe
wives
of
the
members
being
eliminate
the
excessive
cost
of
gUegtc
of
honor
for
the
occasion,
sinking
operations.
i
jonn
Dybhavn,
president
of
the
1
,)
.
club,
was
chairman
of
the
proceed
-
The
September
report
of
work
in
The
cleanup
from
thumping
was
1200
In
paystreak
gold.
Old
Workings
Kevealed
The
sluicing
also
revealed
seven
done
at
the
B.
p.
Slh-er
mine
has
ot
ceremonies.
Excellent
onustc
s
.tunnels,
one
of
which
was
almost
Just
come
to
hand
from
the
London
furnished
by
the
Premier
Orchestra.
200
feet
deptn'
tbnbered
through-
oince
oi
ine
faeiuswe
company,
u
in
adldtlon
to
dancing
a
few
"
uiuuuichu
found
pay
under
the
mass
of
gra
vel
In
the
early
days.
Sluicing
proved
that
gold
is
pretty
fairly
distributed
throughout
the
gravel,
coarse
gold
being
found
well
up
toward
the
surface.
One
paystreak
was
found
70
feet
above
bedrock,
according
to
Bryant.
He
estimates
that
the
old
time
placer
miner
handled
a
yard
and
a
half
a
day
with
pick,
shovel
and
wheelbarrow.
The
Cassiar
mines,
operating
34
hours
a
day
with
three
monitors,
expect
to
move
2,001)
yards
"I
would
like
to
have
my
crew
on
the
ground
by
May
1,"
said
Bryant
"in
order
to
take
advantage
of
the
mumiax
and
niiPv
m
omnia
--
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r
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u
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plane.
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