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PAOB
EEC
Thorsday,
Jaaup-u,
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
NEW
SPECIE
ANNETTE'S
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
OF
SALMON
Granby
Profits
Are
Down
Placer
Mining
in
Atlin
'Crwss-crred
Between
Pink
And
District
Placer
Mining1
at
I
Sotlfje
Is
Said
To
Be
.
Lome
Creek,
Uwl
nrurriA
P.
ma
it
l.U
1
i
Efficient
Fish
Clock
Sale
FRIDAY,
2
till
4
24
Coats
in
Tw
eeds,
Chunka
&
Broadcloth,
just
ar-
Q
i
9
Q
rived
from
Vancouver,
reg.
priced
to
S32-50.
Special
V
7
tl
25
Dresses
in
Travel
Tw
eeds,
Satins
and
Flat
Crepes
QSZ
Qff
Reg.
priced
to
$19.50.
Special
t?0UO
(Note:
These
dresses
just
arrived
on
Sunday's
boat)
100
Pairs
of
Shoes,
aH
styles
and
sizes
(29
OC
To
clear
at
QO.sSD
100
Pairs
of
Hose,
all
shades
and
colors
CZ
SZ
ft
To
clear
at
O0
100
Pairs
of
Gloves
in
Cotton
Lisle,
Chamoisette,
Etc.
frUUj'.p.cd
79c,
98c,
$1.25
Remember!
Friday
15th,
2
till
4
Ladies'
Music
Club
Meeting
fh
3!argaret
McCaffery
lutcrcstinc
Paper
Miscel-laneus
Prvrram
proved
to
be
a
wry
mteresung
and
Reading,
by
Lightoo
Ha
ye'
Mrs.
Chrt
PerTy
imiiililt
rhi
fmn
th
'
i
Aoeosspanisu
were
Mrs
C
we.
nie
program
01
rmsceuaneoos
CuUin
south
.SMBde
sss
rery
enjoyable
It
was
!
Tea
was
sered
ai
the
conclusion
'idliows:
of
the
program
Mrs
E
Bartlett
Paaer.
"Music
and
Animate
"
,
ni
Um
i
urfji
immi
furnr
Cheapest
Way
of
Reaching
the
People
Ruth
Oibes
and
Miss
Vocal
solo.
-Rose
of
TraW
i
uunm
VbCsrferr
Ms
J
Mc
The
rcsnriar
meeting
of
the
La-
j
'
Vocal
sola
"Lowly
aprmc
C.
dies'
Music
Ctab
was
held
at
the
Winer
i.
Mrs.
P.
K.
Good,
home
of
Mrs.
Chris
Perry.
Second
j
Piano
sola
-Sang
Without
Words"
Avenue,
yesterday
afternoon.
There
i
Mendelssohn
.
Mrs.
R
BarUett.
a
Jarre
attendance
Mrs.
R
L.
Vocal
sola
"When
Shadows
Oa-
Mcintosh,
the
ptwadenc
sss
in
the
chair
Margaret
McCaff
cry
was
in
of
the
program
for
the
day.
Her
paper
on
"Musi
ther."
'C.
Marshall'.
Mrs.
W.
Millar.
Vocal
sola
"Dry
Those
Tears."
Teresa
del
Rieeoi.
Mrs.
Chris
Perry.
Piano
solo.
"March
Orotesque."
Miss
M.
McCaffery.
Mrs
E
J
Palmer
who
has
beei.
spending
the
past
few
days
at
Bi!.-ssor
foflowing
her
arrrral
at
the
first
of
the
week
from
Creacer'
IaieC
Qveen
ChartoUe
Islands,
a:
j
!
itvos
in
town
from
the
miU
on
thk-asornincs
train
and
will
sail
to-'
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to
pa
ja
Ttstt
in
Vancouver.
Other
meni-ibes
of
the
family
are
already
m
Vi
The
cheapest
way
of
reaching
practically
all
the
people
of
Prince
Kupert
and
district
is
by
means
of
the
classified
columns
of
the
Daily
News.
Nearly
everyone
has
something
they
could
turn
into
cash
through
the
"For
Sale"
column.
Perhaps
they
have
a
house
to
rent
Here
is
the
chance.
Spend
50c
on
a
classified
advertisement
and
secure
a
tenant
rather
than
have
it
idle.
If
a
girl
wishes
a
position
or
a
housewife
wishes
help,
the
best
means
of
getting
supplied
is
through
a
want
ad.
Dressmakers
sometimes
want
work;
small
storekeepers,
want
to
move
their
goods;
or
maybe
you
need
an
article
that
has
been
used
rather
than
pay
the
price
for
new.
Give
the
Daily
News
classified
columns
a
trial.
Many
have
been
very
pleased
at
the
result
TELEPHONE
98
THE
DAILY
NEWS
and
drop
in
later
and
pay
the
bill.
The
charge
is
small.
Z
The
Granbv
Consolidated
Mining.
Smelting
Power
Co.
.
Ltd.,
for
the
quarter
endine
September
30.
1931.
reports
WEy1
Board
of
Canada
are
te
5
profit
of
51S3
after
expenses
but
before
oVpreeiatiowli
hare
mct
wtcti
success
and
depletion
compared
with
a
profit
of
$7,406
in
the
quar
u.
ter
immediately
preceding
and
profit
of
$17017
in
the
same
quarter
of
1930.
Profits
for
nine
months
ending
1131.
amounted
to.
depreciation
and
'
operations
op
Imu
Pine
Creek.
In
depietion
acatrtsi
profit
of
sum..
1
tne
oM
worting
en
Booider
Ofk
52
in
the
fin
nine
months
of
py
was
reported
to
be
mined
in
gravel
op
to
aba
eighteen
feet
1
i
above
bedrock
warn
an
overburden
j
Boulder
Creek
flows
into
Sur-
of
about
fifty
feet,
n
is
anttripaicd
g
j
wise
Lake
near
its
southerly
or
out-
that
future
operations
will
be
by
-
let
end.
a&ys
a
report
of
Dr.
Joseph
w1
widerground
and
hydrauliek-"
T
Handy,
resident
mining
engm-j
ort
of
which
"jeer
for
the
northwestern
mineral
l10
extant
offset
the
wa-2
survey
district,
on
the
AUm
placer
;
ter
ahortate.
Dwrtag
the
mi
season
i
iisuict.
Good
results
were
achirv-
fifteen
men
was
employ
-
from
that
creek
in
former
old
witfl
fcLeod
supera-
.-d
tendent
and
H
P.
Pearce
as
fore-
man
As
the
cut
to
work-
ond
from
which
rood
pay
is
an-,
gradually
ucipated
from
hTdraulicking
oper-
mf!
P
towards
the
old
campsite
"
itions
snU
remains
to
be
worked
:
camP
ben
Zlknc
the
wnoriv
ns
rf
th
new
cook-house
erected
on
a
reek.hed
The
Cn.dkiatMl
lita-
aMl
aoom
M
rcct
west
of
the
ling
aawllumg
Co.
of
rmA
'old
site.
With
the
natural
dMflcwl-
iuirouah
eontroi
of
the
BooJder
;
operation
it
cannot
be
I
Creek
pastwes.
is
operaUng
an
es-!
accurately
forecast
when
it
may
2
tensive
streteh
of
Boulder
Creec
j0
Podcction
Ruby
Creek
flows
-;The
obiecglw
of
the
present
rxr-
north
lUe
oi
Bmphte
VtMe
5'
iaratory
work
to
get
into
anU-
40001
Boulder
fipated
paj
sn
rirgm
ground
lying
Crw
"
u
aomewhat
unusual
in
vest
of
Use
aresent
creeked
In
AtBn
,eetion
ta
that
it
has
a
xuer
to
attain
tailtngs-grade
to
"t11
beoek
where
It
is
worked
whereas
most
of
the
other
creek
bedroek
in
this
m
it
n
net-
j
i
ary
to
start
cutang
up
the
creek
n
or
sonity
bedrock.
An
:
.'rom
near
niiiiw
'
a
distance
oteresting
feature
aim
st
a
bed
of
gi
about
tm
leet.
This
rieeessua-
J
I1-
thouh
Pway
pre-glscUl
ted
a
cat
about
S6
feet
deep
at
the
i
nra
,boat
"
t
thick
that
bur-"
tne
old
rhannel
fxavels
border-5
ower
end
through
barren
ground
!
At
the
upper
end
of
this
cut
a
rery
,
"
present
ereek-
j
enacioas
and
deep
hardpsn
has
"
widelT
ben
ncnnuml
vhirh
h&
mn.
gravel
unaer
me
UTa
SILT.
'iderably
tanpeded
progress.
Due
to
water
shortage
and
the
hardpan
y
j
uiai
nas
tjo
oe
otasieo.
aarance
is
low
Pfysng
is
being
carried
ou.
sith
f.
four-BDc
h
momitor
opera
tin
2
under
a
head
of
100
feet
Scree
trouble
is
also
realised
from
msuf-ficif
nt
grade
tor
dump
disposal
ir.'.e
:he
use.
ranting
frequent
block::
.
ird
r.wsruutng
continuous
moving
of
the
damp
flumes
The
o.,u-f
itm
difficalty
is
excessiTe
h:.
water
in
the
lake
resultant
from
the
inadequate
escapage
through
the
dam
at
the
foot
cf
Surpr
Lake,
particularly
cjnnz
the
period
o
spnag
freshets
It
is
5Ug-?eted
tha;
this
c&adiion
couk!
be
eradicated
by
allowing
sufficient
eecapaee
through
the
darn
dunnz
tha
pen.!
-t
the
kraer
lake
rt.
w:th
the
immedu:
water
ccnsuT.pt:on
b
Specials
os
ill
Premium
Boneless
Ham
Av
erage.
S
lbs.,
taking
whole
or
half,
per
lb
om
Premium
Bacon
Ave.
S
lbs.,
per
lb.
chredded
Wheat
Biscuit
per
pkg.
Swansdow-n
Cake
Flour
per
pkg
Mai
kin
s
Best
Coffee
per
1-Ib
tin
Malkin's
Best
Orange
Mar
malade.
40-os.
Jar
Malkin
s
Best
Loganberries
fs.
oer
tin
25c
20c
10c
30c
40c
30c
20c
Campbel,
Tomato
Soup
1
Hp
AUl
per
tin
Royal
City
Strawberries
ifn
nr
tin
www
T"-
Si.oo
Crest
wood
Crop
awry
Butter
3
m.
brick
90c
B.
tt
K
Pastty
Plour
AtZn
ttllv
10-lb
sack
unkirt
Sweet
Orange
95q
Swift's
Classic
Cleanser
25
C
Pearl
White
Ifanhta
Soap
Pabnolive
Beads
For
wash-
OPp
ing
fine
fabrics.
3
pks
Alberta
Market
I.
GAMULA.
Proprietor
Fifth
Street
Phone
283
a
possibie
tendency
ward?
th-
uppf
r
trearr.
Gc
psy
Phone
52
'.r
diminish
to-
i
B
C
Kggs
Presh
FlrsU
2
dos.
for
Couage
Rotas
per
lb.
Laawnbys
Chef
asuce
per
bottle
f
of
the
bf
t.
-trior
Phone
953
De
Jong
s
Cash
and
Carry
Week-EndFridaLtfarday
Mattm's
Best
Orange
Mar-
S)Qn
malade.
per
tO-os.
jar
...
u
v
Red
Arrow
Sodas
X
pkgs
for
Pray
Bentos
Corned
Beef
per
l-m.
tin
Shredded
Cocoanut
per
m.
Oranulated
Sugar
10
lbs
for
.
Brunswick
Sardines
5
tins
for
Oinger
Wme-
per
botUe
Chocolate
Covered
Cherries
(fn
fancy
l-m.
boxes
49c
16c
19c
35c
16c
14c
49c
25c
41c
Havel
Oranges
Hew
stock
ACn
1
doc
for
1UO
Free
defitery
vn
orders
of
Jt
or
orrr
Kaien
Motors
Best
Buy
1929
Chevrolet
Sedan
Sold
With
a
Ooajantot
S470.00
Terms
Phone
X
At
Callus
lake
in
South?
British
Columbia
workers
of
the.
In
the
croM
breeding
of
what
mat-
be
called
the
ptak-soekeye
salmon
The
new
species
has
been
found
to
be
a
prolific
breeder
and
highly
efficient
as
a
food
product
m
the
most
northerly
drifting
operations
and
It
is
logical
to
con
clude
that
this
condition
will
ron-
ttnue
tor
an
appreciable
distance
upstream
under
the
iara
beyond
the
present
worked
ground.
To
work
the
upper
area
efficiently,
however,
it
woasd
apepar
that
a
bedrock
:
drainage
tunnel
is
necessary
It
oald
seem
that
the
iara
buried
grarrls
of
upper
Ruby
Creek
have
oot
yet
been
exploited
to
a
point"
commensurate
wuh
their
indicated
potentiality
.
r.
A
Neville
and
&
L.
Carpenter
of
Dorreen
were
recent
Tin
tor
in;
Terrace
on
business
in
connection
with
development
of
placer
ground
,
at
Lome
Creek
THURSDAY
MATINEE
l
Feature
Start.
t
m
"what
A
Bi'.io
Cart
t
Hf.v
FOX
NHVS
:
1
j
A
Thrilling
Romania
CnJ
Because
it
is
Km
..j
.
.
.uq
jt
-EW
AYRES
ia
"The
Spirit
of
litiu
aauy
nunr
Willhl
Bakewell
and
those
miJ
lootbau
beroes-Cary,,
,1
The
Four
IIorinta
Comedy
CHARLIE
riii;
FRIDAY
and
SATl'EDA
I
-Get
Rkh
Quick
WsIljrfJ
DEMONSTRATION
Saturday,
16th,
at
Our
No.
2
Store
of
HEINZ
QUALITY
PRODUCTS
LOT
XO.
1
I
BotUe
I
If
in
i
Ketchup.
Urge
2
Ttss
lleint
Tomats
Ssop,
maH
2
Tins
1
1
rial
Baked
Beans,
smalt
For
LOT
XO.
22
Tins
Hetai
Tomato
Sup,
snuH
2
Tins
lleini
VrgeUMe
Soup,
smaB
2
Tins
Hfim
Baked
Beans,
unill
Ir
LOT
XO.
3
1
Bottle
Heinz
KeUasp.
large
2
Tins
II
fin
i
Baked
Beans,
snuiM
1
Bottle
Heinz
Vinegar.
1
oi
rr
LOT.
XO.
t
3
Tins
Heinz
Baked
Beans,
medium
1
Tin
Heinz
Sparhefti.
medhim
1
Tin
Heinz
Tomato
Soap,
medhim
rr
LOT
XO.
52
Tins
Heinz
Baked
Beans,
medium
1
Bottle
Hftei
Pkkles.
sweet
or
sour
For
LOT
XO.
Creamery
Home
Okn,
per
Sunnybrook
Batter
3
lbs.
Eggs.
Presh
Posts
3
dos.
Sifted
Peas-No.
3
skrve.
2
tin
Shredded
Wheat
Breakfast
Cereal
3
pkts.
Tins
Heinz
Tomato
or
Vegetable
Soap
For
25c
85c
85c
40c
29c
Smyrna
Table
Pi
2
lbs
for
Australian
Pano
:
sins
per
1-fb.
pkg
Molasses
fimps
B.
cults.
gT
Q
3
lbs
for
Ayrshire
Bcon
r.
.
chine
sOoed.
pr:
57c
57c
57c
57c
57c
57c
35c
30c
15c
40c
25c
Mussallem's
Cash
&
Carry
Stores
-IVHEnL
DOLLARS
ILWE
MORF
CEXTS
Xo.
1
Store.
5th
Av.
Xo.
2
Store.
319
3rd
Av.
Xo.
3
Store
?
"
i
Phone
11-81
rhone
3U
Pbone
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Siorage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
KUPERT,
B.C.