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The
following,
from
the
Financial
News,
might
also
ap
ply
to
rrmce
Kupert.
Get
the
habit
of
reading
the
advertisements
in
this
paper,
and
taking
ad'antagc
of
the
help
they
bring
you.
Health
Authorities
say
that
over
six
million
Germs
have
been
found
on
one
fly.
Get
your
Hit
and
the
Special
Flit
Sprayer
Today
ray
i
11
Art
PlCU.ll
MllClllhn.
CspIWkl
iUO
Suhm
1M
Tl
v
r
1
Jv
ScllmglnscctV
FbfanUan!;
in
dtu
ytOtii
on
tun
the
bUck
band.
l
RECORDDAY
j
AT
LIBRARY!
'Two
Books
a
Minute
Handed
Out
On
Day
nefore
Closing:
For
Holiday
the
building.
These
call
for
a
storey
batldlrig
containing
four
vat
and
two
poMte
wards,
and
Include
ail
modern
improvnenU.
SCOUTS
APPRECIATE
I
Anyox.
BC
Sept.
7.
1930
Editor,
Daily
News:
Allow
me
through
the
medium
o
the
Dally
Newt
to
express
my
,
thanks
to
Scoutmaster
Miller
and
In
a
single
session
the
Vancouver
citv
council
heard
of
niMtmint
nt
til
TTmitsvl
Mintoh
the
city's
difficulty
in
making
its
unemployment
relief
and
an
those
wju
so
kindly
aada-f
unds
go
the
distance
that
win
likely
be
required
of
them,
'
to
w
tay
m
Prince
ru-and
passed
a
resolution
asking
the
Federal
Government
to
fff
p61
durm
our
short
The
effect
of
the
resolution
is
to
ask
the
Bennett
Government
to
give
an
undertaking
that
it
will
procure
a
definite
promise
of
early
action
from
the
railway
companies
or
commence
the
project
as
a
federal
undertaking.
The
two
subjects
qf
unemployment
in
the
west
and
the
Peace
River
railway
building
are
logically
related.
If
money
is
to
be
expanded
in
British
Columbia
for
care
of
the
Uffinployed,
bj
much
better
it
would
be
to
provide
constructive,
respectable
work
for
sinirle
men
in
this
wav
Tor
our
swnmer
camp.
Yours
truly
ROLAND
GALE,
Scoutmaster,
First
Anyox
Troop
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
than
to
keep
them
in
a
breadline
or
some
less
essential
kind
1
6
L
WUson
0f
the
b
c
Tie
&
of
in
Vancouver.
undertaking
Timber
Co.
is
negotiating
with
the
Cutting
of
uea,
slashing
of
grade,
construction
of
camps,
council
on
the
matter
of
pro-etc,
can
all
be
carried
on
in
winter.
Tiding
electric
illumination
and
Vancouver
would
take
a
new
lease
on
Hfe
with
the
bare!po'r
tor
tne
ctty
Had
ctm'
announcement
that
work
would
be
proceeded
with
at
once
K
"SSSL
i
nn
ka
P.ww
pjM
1
lowned,
ugh
ting
of
the
-TL
city
would
unci
iwiwaj
uuucu
This
development
is
the
biggest
single
business-builder
on
the
horizon
for
Vancouver,
and
indeed
for
all
western
Canada,
at
present
have
figured
strongly
in
the
company's
prograaa,
he
saye.
Excavation
work
started
this
morning
on
a
new
hotel
which
is
planned
for
the
corner
of
First
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
Plan
call
for
a
building
SO
by
M
feet,
three
storeys
with
basement
and
costing
$30,000.
The
hotel
is
to
be
erected
by
Messrs.
Morrow.
Frtsaell
and
Shady
and
Mr.
Ktrrby,
of
the
Queen's
Hotel
has
already
agreed
to
lease
it.
As
a
result
of
ptomaine
polson-Hg.
twenty
members
of
the
crew
of
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
were
stricken
while
the
ship
was
in
Seattle,
three
of
them
being
taken
so
seriously
W
that
they
bad
to
be
removed
to
hospttaL
The
Dally
Newt
can
be
pur-
chased
at
Post
Office
News
Stand,
325
Oranvllte
Si.
Vancouver.
4
Karl
Anderson.
Prince
Oeorge.
B.C.
Smithert
Drug
Store,
Smith-
ers.
B.C.
R
W
Riley.
Terrace.
B.C.
I
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i
THE
lMlfA
NEWS
Wednesday,
Beptembei
;n
i930
News
of
the
Mines
..AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
FinanciQifls'
Much
Impressed
With
Woodbine
Silver
Saddle
Looks
Promising
UnuU
River
"v
i.:
Good
Prospecting
Field
Hugh
McGwire,
managing
director
of
the
Woodbine
Gold
Mining
Co.,
has
gone
back
to
Vancouver
after
paying
By
mail
to
ail
otiur
countries,
per
year
'
7.50
riv
iwfnr
h-
nt
h
hk.I
a
visit
to
the
nronertv
at
Stewart
on
which
he
was
accom
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Noithcrn
and
Central
British
Columbia,
for
holidays
850
volumes
had
panted
by
M.M.
Kelliher,
an
investment
banker
of
SpO-
paid
in
advan.ee
for
yearly
period
3.oo
been
ukm
out
by
borrowers.
Mn.l
kane
and
Toronto
representing
eastern
capital.
In
the
east
ForVsTr
has
been
very
actively
engaged
in
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$5.00
j
(uikshank.
was
assisted
that
dv
!
negotiating
financial
support
to
cam'
on
certain
lmport-
Zraiwient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
2.80
i
by
Mrs.
Cecil
Taylor
and
between!
ant
developments
at
Woodbine
which
the
expenditure
of
each
insertion,
per
agate
Une
.15;
them
they
banded
out
an
average
'
Company
and
personal
funds
last
year
indicated
were
Legal
'notices.
tices.
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
.23jof
two
books
a
minute
during
the
necessary.
Any
doubts
as
to
auth
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
1.40
Urn
the
library
was
open.
This
was
I
entieity
of
reeent
reported
finds
on
Classified
advertising,
per
insertioa,
per
word
Contract
rates
oa
application.
Advrrtisin?
and
Circulation
Telephone
93
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
.86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
WHAT
IS
FOOLISH?
.02
Wednesday,
Sept.
10,
1930
The
word
"foolish"
is
one
that
is
bandied
about
rather
indiscripimately,
especially
by
people
who
do
not
think.
Everything
is
foolish
to
which
they
are
opposed
and
everything
is
wise
that
they
do.
'
We
may
take
it
for
granted
as
an
axiom
that
it
is
foolish
to
belittle
the
efforts
of
others,
even
if
sometimes
they
ji
l
-r
i
.
.
New
Hospital
In
Peace
River
to
Take
Charge
of
New
Structure
in
Fort
St.
John
mav
db
migaireciea.
m
ucn
oi
our
enerev
is
mi&uireciea
mil
tn
budmurtm
at
umimi
sheared
sone
from
portal
all
the
way
if
tc
for
Viittnt"
than
havinor
nn
anarnv
Tho
fwnin
urVin
oif
o
th
filstirt
nt
PmiUtnM
tHit
it
wtll
:
Operations
w
w
k
www
wmii
.in
ui
nv
v
a
'
v.
t.
iiv
ciw
-
-
-
-
-
iw
"
.
jpy.
the
Winter
back
and
criticixes
is
often
the
person
who
never
does
any-
fk
community
'uirouno
constructive.
The
worst
sin
is
useless.
The
thing
being
kTT"
7"
...
.
.
.
.
ted
and
has
forwarded
plans
for
AN
AVIATION
CENTRE
On
the
Lorraine
property
an
eight
a
record
for
the
Prince
Rupert
li-;
the
Woodbine
are
dispelled
when
j
foot
vein
reported
to
show
good
ore
brary.
,
one
talks
with
Mr.
Kelliher.
Follow-
is
being
developed,
stiver
lead
run-
Thc
average
tor
the
month
of
'
in
his
reeent
visit
to
the
property.
,
ning
about
three
ounces
of
sliver.
August
since
the
holidays
was
327.3
1
Mr.
Kelliher
stated
that
it
was
pos-!
vork
will
also
start
soon
on
the
and
Miss
Cruikshank
reported
the
sible
to
actually
follow
by
foot
and
Omineca
Silver
King
property
with
number
of
books
now
on
the
shelve
!
ore
cropping
along
the
northwest
a
view
to
systematic
development.
at
7J.
the
woodbine
The
Silver
King
is
stated
to
have
except
at
Cas-
considerable
quantities
of
eonunei-
cade
Creek
crossings
to
the
Premier's
old
discovery
workings.
Following
his
inspection,
Mr.
Kelliher
assured
Mr.
MeOulre
that
money
would
be
forthcoming
for
further
development
and
that,
if
this
work
Sisters
of
Providence
of
Montreal
with
satisfactory.
re-
cuius,
money
requirro
jor
a
uuu
would
be
available.
The
first
work
now
being
instituted
at
Woodbine
!
wW
be
to
open
up
toe
goU
ore
body
FOBT
ST.
JOHN,
Sept
10.
-The
Port
St.
John
Bourttf
Trade
has
,QOwn
bJJ,tanJ8od
received
official
notification
from'!"?
carrte?
t
,early
th.U
iuu
crew
oi
mm
is
now
i
ww
ana
will
be
continued
Reeent
development
work
on
the
Stiver
Saddle
property,
adjoining
the
Cronin
mine
in
the
Bablne
Mountains
and
.owned
by
Meaner,
Harrer
and
Messner.
shows
in
open
cuts
six
to
seven
feet
of
ore
and
in
Captain
Punnett
is
here
tryinc
to
form
a
syndicate
to
iiS
ZfiZZi
"o.
the
veto
undertake
the
purchase
of
a
plane,
the
formation
of
a
fly-
honed
to
have
tt
nnwH
hv
n
I
txposed.
This
is
along
uig
t-cnooi
nnu
uj
go
muiowninerciai
nying.
ine
scneme
is
:er.
The
Sisters
of
Providence
con-a
laudable
one
if
practicable.
The
Alaskan
cities
have
been
uct
the
big
st.
Paul's
Hospital
in
able
to
suDDort
nlanes
but
an
far
no
attmnt
hj;
Wn
Vancouver
and
also
manage
seven
the
strike
of
the
vein
and
running
Into
Crontn
grorind
from
th
Stiver
Saddle.
Another
vein
three
feet
wide.
1000
feet
east
and
parallel
to
made
to
locate
a
headquarters
at
Prince
Rupert
It
would
nf
,SSSl.A
'
nr
ZooZ
Srade
seem
that
for
a
business
man
who
has
some
money
and
m
Canada
who
is
wiumg
to
rustle
business
this
is
an
excellent
oppor-.
tunity
to
start
Much
will
depend
upon
the
management
to
insure
success.
It
would
seem
as
if
it
might
be
better
for
one
or
two
men
to
finance
the
undertaking
and
take
full
control
but
that
is
a
matter
of
detail.
Prince
Rupert
certainly
needs
an
airplane
and
it
will
be
provided
very
"
soon
!
by
somebody.
I
The
Letter
Box
,
milling
ore.
Mr.
Harrer
states
that,
i
while
he
was
tracing
up
the
strike
of
his
vein,
he
ran
a
crowbar
three
or
four
feet
down
and
put
in
a
charge
of
powder
that
scattered
good
ore
for
a
radius
of
fifty
feet
in
all
directions.
elal
ore.
B.
F.
Meatn'er
and
A.
T.
Harrer
are
managing
directors
of
the
Silver
King
and
Lorraine.
Development
work
by
the
Con-soUdatsd
Mining
St
Smelting
Co.
on
the
Tkfe
Lake
group
of
claims
north
oi
Stewart
has
been
closed
down
for
the
year,
the
company's
diamond
drilling
program
having
been
completed.
So
far
no
date
has
been
disclosed
as
to
results
obtained
so
it
is
not
known
whether
or
not
the
big
company
will
exercise
its
option
which
expires
about
the
first
of
the
year.
!
Dr.
Joseph
T,
Maady,
resident
mining
engineer,
in
the
annual
re-
J
port
of
the
mlateter
of
mines,
de-1
scribes
the
Unuk
River
station
as
a
region
in
which
apparent
prorata-,
ent
mineral
possibilities
have
been
sadly
neglected,
"it
would
seem,"
he
says,
"that
the
eastern
contact
margin
accessible
from
the
Unuk
River
and
in
the
SUklne
Division
accessible
from
the
Waiting
River
t
offers
very
promising
and
practically
virgin
fields
for
the
prospec-!
lor.
in
view
of
the
Importance
he
attaches
to
this
region.
Dr.
Mandy
has
recapitulated
in
his
report
seme
of
the
information
available
as
to
the
area.
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
VANDERH00F
The
Vanderhoof
and
dtotrk:
Board
of
Trade
is
urging
upon
th
-provincial
government
the
advisability,
in
view
of
extensive
entailments
this
winter
of
the
contracts
of
making
a
substantial
grant
for
the
much
needed
gravelling
of
that
portion
of
the
Prince
Oeorgc
Hatelton
highway
lying
between
Cluculs
Creek
and
Port
Fneer.
In
connection
wtta
meetings
of
Cariboo
Presbytery
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada,
whlen
weir
held
here
last
week.
Rev.
Robert
O.
Dunbar
was
Inducted
as
pastor
of
the
local
church.
The
Induction
was
conducted
by
the
moderator.
Rev
DavU
DonaidseA.
and
a
suitable
address
wa
delivered
by
Rev.
Peter
Connal.
Miss
Helen
Bond
of
Ftnmoorc
ii
visiting
in
town
as
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Robert
Reid.
Threshing
operations
are
now
in
fun
swing
throughout
this
district.
Mrs.
J.
W.
H.
Day
left
at
the
end
of
last
week
via.Prinee
George
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
visit
for
two
weeks
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
H.
Outram
O.
A.
Hadden
has
arrived
here
to
succeed
R
C
Price
as
teller
m
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce.
J.
Enoch
of
Sndttby
k
vlstUag
with
his'
.son-in-law
And
daughter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
MeKeown
in
the
Ohilco
district.
H.
C.
Purchase
has
been
relieving
as
manager
of
the
fecal
branch
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
during
the
absence
of
F.
E.
Dur-rant
on
vacation
The
Vanderhoof
and
District'
Board
of
Trade
held
tta
first
meeting
of
the
autumn-winter
season
sonvention
in
Prince
George
pre-
In
the
opening
event
of
the
schools
field
day
here
last
Saturday.
Chilco
Puette
School
de-
fcated
Vanderhoof
Superior
School
in
a
keenly
contested
basketball
ALICE
ARM
The
ernes-cut
tunnel
that
to
being
driven
on
the
Tidewater
Molybdenum
property
has
now
encountered
six
feet
of
good
ore.
It
to
the
moat
encouraging
development
tmee
the
Oalhouato
Mining
Oo.
commenced
operations
on
the
pro
perty.
It
Is
stated
that
a
Burepeanl.
manet
is
assured
lor
the
whole
out-pat
of
the
mine
Immediately
K
goes
on
a
producing
bask.
The
new
track
road,
which
will
eventually
be
extended
to
the
Kiss
Valley
and
on
to
Haselton.
has
now
been
constructed
the
entire
dk-tanee
across
the
Kltsault
Plata
and
a
small
crew
of
men
is
now
engaged
in
clearing
right-of-way
on
the
Naas
Valley
slope.
The
length
of
the
road
from
Alice
Arm
to
the
Naas
River,
surveys
of
which
have
al
ready
been
made,
will
be
30
miles.
approximately.
J.
Flynn
and
W.
Craig,
who
have
been
constructing
a
trail
to
the
Zfthorn
property
on
Hastings
Arm
for
the
department
of
public
works,
returned
to
town
last
week,
having
completed
the
work.
Al
Falconer
is
engaged
In
flllinz
up
the
old
creek
bed
on
his
lots
preparatory
to
moving
his
barn
on
them.
The
new
location
is
Immediately
to
the
rear
of
the
present
barn
site.
B.
Turbltt
has
resumed
construction
of
bis
new
garage
here.
Concrete
foundations
and
floors
have
been
laid
and
frame
construction
of
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Delegates
to
the
re-jtn
remainder
of
the
building
will
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of
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now
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while
awaiting
permanent
investment,
if
you
tieposit
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in
a
Savings
Account
in
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
Interest
is
paid
on
all
Savings
Deposits.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Total
Assett
in
excess
of
$870,000,000
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obtain
employment
in
the
neighbouring
forofit.
By
care
with
fire,
the
wise
settler
protects
his
own
living.
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