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SENSE
OF
HUMOR.
.X
SHE
must
have
Mr
BOVRIL
When
"she"
has
that
sinking
feeling.
Bovril
is
a
fine
pick-me-up.
The
strength
of
Beef.
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to
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in
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Thursday,
Sept
34,
1931
A
British
manufacturer
of
autc-moblle
ba'.terles
subjects
them
to
vibration,
bumping,
over-charging
-nd
heat
test
that
In
a
few
hours
gives
them
more
abuse
than
they
would
receive
In
months
of
use.
Jake
says
he'd
like
to
see
the
city
'
get
to
wort
with
some
uneniploy-,
ment
plans
He
suggests
among
other
things
building:
the
road
toj
the
fishermen's
floats,
erecting
a
new
library,
erecting
a
new
loaf
Ins,
station
to
relieve
the
congestion
ar
Little's.
eresUng
new
fishermen'.
home:
establishment
of
civic
laud!-torium,
a
home
for
the
widows
and
orphans
of
the
permanently
broke,
construction
of
new
trunk
sewer.
&n
institution
to
store
all
the
smells
that
come
from
the
septic
1.40
tanks;
an
institution
for
idle
taxi'
j02
drivers
and
a
hell
for
furious
drlr-25
ers.
j
J5
j
Bill
rays
Jake
is
all
hot.
What
held
r&e
Is
a
hell
for
fool
wrttere.
j
:
In
a
ftnal!
vilalge
in
Ireland,
the'
mother
of
a
so-Idler
met
the
viUay
priest,
who
asked
her
if
she
had!
bad
news.
"Sore.
I
have."
she
said,'
"Pat
bu
been
kSieoV
f
"Oh,
I
am
very
sorry,"
said
that
priest.
"Did
yoa
receive
word
from
the
war
office?"
j
"No,"
she
said.
"I
received
word
from
hHnseK."
,
,
.
.
.
The
priest
looked
perplexed,
-and!
it
s
a
gooa
ining
to
nave
a.sense
oi
nuraor.
inose
wno
mid.
"But
how
is
that?"
go
through
life
without
it
are
like
a
machine
without
-sure."
she
said,
"here
is
the
lubricant
They
often
squeak.
letter,
read
It
yourself.".
In
a
newsDaoer
office.
Darticularlv.
a
sense
of
humor
ktter
n)d:
"t
mother,
I
is
essential.
Without
it
life
would
be
unbearable.
The
n0,r
ta
the
Holy
Land.'
trie
tv-tiA
U'han
n
irekmrt
fLrart
t
ho
r
n
r
motto
Hitv
mrr
o
mor
might
be
his
feet
always
touched
the
ground.
They
have
-win
names?-
asked
the.cierr
an
opportunity
of
notintr
the
weak
points
in
the
people
Rymaa
with
whom
thev
come
in
contact.
Th
femnrk
nttnhiitprl
"Steak
and
Kidney."
the
fatherf
to
a
well
known
clergyman
that
Brother
Jones
is
very
rr
m
.
.
.
OV
..
.
.
J
"Kill
"Bill,
Vt
powenui
in
prayer
but
a
terrible
liar,
applies
to
folks
everywhere.
All
have
their
weaknesses,
even
those
who
have
dedicated
themselves
to
the
cause
of
religion.
Human
nature
is
about
the
same
everywhere
but
it
often
shines
forth
at
its
best
in
places
consdered
most
unlikely.
Tolerance
and
humor
go
hand
in
hand.
To
be
a
humorist
a
person
must
be
tolerant
He
must
be
able
to
smile
you
fool."
cried
the
mother
"it's
Kate
and
Sydney."
WHITEWATER
CROUP
LS
TAKU
RIVER
MAY
BE
ONE
or
biggest
PRorosrnoNS
(Continued
from
cage
one)
at
the
foibles
of
the
great,
to
bear
without
apparent
bore-
dom
the
idle
chatter
of
the
light
headed
to
feel
his
risibil-
qoah
property,
or
wnten
ItieS
alfected
When
he
notes
the
Vacillation
of
those
Who
much
was
heard
last
year
and
the
serve
the
public
politically
as
they
trim
their
sails
to
the
year
before.
The
eight
claims
of
passine
breeze.
He
must
fail
to
he
imnrpssprl
whim
a
ihe
group
are
owned
by
Art
Head-
group
of
dollar
proud
businessmen
sit
around
a
groaning
man
and
as:531,
of
Juneau.
The
table
arrayed
in
black
and
white
and
essay
to
settle;
the
JL?
anairs
oi
tne
country
in
such
a
way
as
to
bring
profit
to
ne
one.
eoontry
dimcu,'t
themselves.
He
also
smiles
as
he
sees
the
men
who
have
for
prospecting
on
account
of
the
never
made
a
success
in
life
leading
the
mob
that
is
groping
long
winters
and
the
wet
eiimate.
for
light
and
bread.
Humor
is
the
oil
that
makes
life
raIny
conditions
of
this
north
move
forward
without
irresistible
faction,
that
allays
coiUt
produce
an
extensive
the
storms
and
makes
life
worth
living.
rowth
,of
denMr
prospectors
from
other
parts
of
j
Canada
find
at
times,
in
fact
nearly
A
WELCOME
ANNOUNCEMENT.
'SSSSSi
,
nk?
close
prospecting
a
matter
of
i
When
it
was
announced
some
months
aco
that
British
more
than
ordinary
difficulty.
The
!
Columbia
was
to
be
excluded
from
the
operation
of
the
mUe
nish
whlch
took
lace
ta
the
wheat
bonus
measure
which
passed
the
recent
session
of
Tak.u
year
"vtrienced
pros-
ftSrrssr
wa-tie
ni?
to,prot,nt
onr,beh?If
srfis
sfi?
of
the
residents
of
this
province.
A
few
days
later
Premier
mow
who
values
win
take
more
l
olmie
and
his
cabinet
took
up
the
cause
and
urged
it
upon
than
one
season's
work
to
even
ap-the
Government
and
pressure
was
brought
to
Dear
from
proximate,
other
sources
with
the
result
that
the
Peac
Rivpr
f
armor
Tko
Jwn
"8
tne
main
showings
are
to
get
their
bonus.
This
it;
a
case
where
political
pressure
was
usefuL
on
the
Whitewater
group
of
claims
consisted
of
four
well
defined
parallel
chear-zones
about
3
to
8
feet
wide.
They
were
found
to
outcrop
on
the
steep
bhrff
on
the
bank
of
a
fairly
large
creek
and
were
easily
traced
down
the
slope
to
the
creek
bottom.
Last
year
a
farther
discovery
was
made
of
other
veins,
while
the
continuity
and
widths
of
the
original
discovery
were
further
explored.
This
year,
the
existence
of
four
veins
twenty
feet
wide
with
values
running
from
$8
to
$16
per
ton
was
proved
as
the
main
showing,
as
well
as
other
smaller
veins
Ion
which
not
so
much
work
was
concentrated.
Shafts
were
sunk
and
a
prospecting
tunnel
driven
this
summer
and
average
values
were
found
at
all
points.
I
Really
Big
Thing
i
A
few
weeks,
ago
Mr.
Tlmmlns
came
through
from
Montreal
to
inspect
the
showings,
of
which,
as
a
practical
miner,
he
could
well
Judge.
He
confirmed
the
Judgment
of
Mr.
i
Wood
worth,
his
partner,
that
It
promised
to
be
one
of
the
really
big
things
the
Province
of
British
Co
lumbia
has
yet
known.
Ignoring
the
Customs
barriers
at
Tulsequah
Landing.
Mr.
Tlmmlns
flew
In
and
out
from
Juneau
and
afterwards
visited
Victoria
to
have
arrangements
made
for
the
necessary
trans
portation
facilities
necessary
for
the
development
of
the
property
on
a
large
scale.
A
road
will
be
necessary,
of
which
some
thirty
miles
will
require
to
pass
through
Alaskan
territory.
Construction,
however,
will
be
comparatively
easy
com
pany
with
the
road
to
the
Premier
mine
at
Stewart
In
the
Portland
Canal
district,
which
also
has
to
swing
through
Alaskan
territory
to
reach
the
mine
behind
the
mountains
back
of
the
town
of
Stewart.
Meantime,
development
work
on
o
f
really
radio
conclusive
test
value
Here
is
the
opportunity
to
judge
radio
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McKae
Bros.
Ltd.
.
1
,itantl
the
property
Is
proceeding
under
the
charge
of
Ed.
Kinder
and
the
con-1
structlon-
of
camp
buildings
la
pro-1
gresslng
with
all
haste
possible.
A
diamond
drill
outfit
Is
already
at
1
work
to
prove
up
the
continuity
of
the
values
at
further
depth
from,
the
surfaee.
Mr.
Tlmmlns
Is
no
longer
a
young
man,
but
as
he
him-
j
self
said,
he's
still
a
practical
miner
i
and
hopes
to
put
fifteen
hundred
men
to
work
as
fast
as
he
can
on
this
new
venture
which,
there
Is1
every
indication
at
the
present
j
will
prove
to
be
the
biggest
gold
mine
British
Columbia
has
ever
pre-1
sented
to
the
world.
Fine
Opportunities
The
times
are
ripe
for
some
such
development
of
the
mining
industry
In
British
Columbia
and
Noah
Tlmmlns
will
have
no
difficulty
in
financing
such
a
huge
project
as
this
promises
to
be,
from
all
accounts
coming
from
the
north
country.
Mr.
Tlmmlns
is
no
stranger
to
this
province,
lie
has
already
invested
considerable
of
his
own
capital
In
mining
development
in
the
years
past
in
British
Columbia,
and
although
his
name
Is
perpetuated
In
Ontario
geographically,
his
vision
Is
wide
enough
to
embrace
all
Canada.
He
Is
largely
Interested
In
the
Surf
Point
mine
on
Porcher
Island,
forty
miles
from
Prince
Rupert,
which
has
the
promise
of
becoming
one
of
the
big
gold
mines
of
the
country
upon
further
development,
and
he
Is
as
largely
Interested
in
a
consolidation
of
properties
at
Surf
Inlet
on
Prin
cess
Royal
Island,
part
of
which
were
by
no'means
worked
out
by
the
Tbnopah-Belmont
Company
several
years
ago.
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