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In
the
big,
new,
family-size
package.
Pure,
crisp,
light,
flaky
and
always
FRESH.
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Siorage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Someone
Asked
the
Other
Day
why
the
Daily
News
had
such
a
large
circulation
in
the
city.
It
was
easy
to
answer.
The
reason
is
because
those
responsible
for
the
production
of
the
paper
put
the
very
best
they
can
afford
into
its
makeup
and
sometimes
more
than
they
can
afford.
They
give
the
people
the
best
possible
for
the
money.
ONLY
1
0c.
a
Week
that
is
the
price
of
The
Daily
News
Delivered
to
Your
Home
It's
worth
ten
cents
a
week
to
get
the
Waterfront
Whiffs
on
Saturday.
It's
worth
something
to
have
the
topics
of
the
day
discussed
in
an
impartial
and
interesting
manner.
It's
worth
something
to
follow
the
adventures
of
Tillie
the
Toiler
every
evening.
It's
worth
a
good
deal
to
be
able
to
read
the
local
advertising
and
to
know
where
to
buy
and
what
price
to
pay.
The
Daily
News
is
a
paper
that
is
representative
of
the
city
and
no
one
need
be
a'shamed
to
send
it
away
to
their
friends.
Telephone
the
office
and
the
boy
will
call
and
collect.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
Moose
Legion
Annual
Dance
Two
Hundred
Persons
Present
at
Enjoyable
Affair
in
Moose
Hall
Last
Night
((it"'
it'i-
'.
;
'
The
annual
dance
of
the
local
Moose
Legion'
''whs'
held
last
niRht
in
the
Moose
Hall
and
proved
to
be
a
of
dance
music
was
dispensed
by
Bob
Greenfield
and
his
Premier
Orchestra.
At
midnight
deliclou3
buffet
refreshments
were
served.
B.
J.
Bacon
was
as
usual
,a
genial
master
of
ceremonies.
Ole
Ste-savlg
preiided
at
the
door
and
the
committee
in
charge
of
the
affair
consisted
or
Ted
Rorvik,
Joe
Ratch-ford,
Fred
Hardy,
Fred
Scad-'cn
and
Olllis
Royer.
A.
J.
Matheson,
who
has
been
on
a
brief
trip
to
Kalen.
returned
to
the
city
on
this
morning's
train
The
Flavor
of
Your
Cooking
is
Wonderfully
I
in
proved
Mat
we
tbow
you
how
to
put
nrw
flor
in
your
old
farorite
diahn?
Thit
little
book
"New
Magic
in
the
Kitchen"
ii
filled
with
recipe
for
the
moat
delightful
thing!
to
eat
pudding,
cakea,
aalada,
ice
cream-
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Rice
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n
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today.
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Blue
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I
lb
Blue
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small
pkg.,
10c
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Fresh
Rhubarb,
Lettuce,
Celery
and
Cabbage
at
prices
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right
We
give
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attention
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all
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Thursday,
January
23
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Steady
Development
of
Lome
Creek
Placer
Workings
Haahti
to
Operate
Silverado
Georgia
River
to
Resume
Work
Soon
,
The
discovery
of
Dr.
W.
H.
Martin
of
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada
that
the
loss
by
fishermen
at
the
mouth
of
the
Naas
Rlvar
of
gill
nets
was
due
to
the
action
of
lellyfish
and
similar
organisms
which
bind
the
nets,
discounts
the
theory
that
was
held
by
some
of
the
fishermen
prior
to
the
Investigation
that
the
trouble
might
b?
due
to
discharge
of
milled
rok
from
the
Granby
Co.'s
concentrator
at
Anyox.
Exclusive
of
allowance
for
A.-
preciatlon,
depletion
and
feder.il
taxes,
the
operations
of
the
Granby
Consolidated
Mining,
Smel
ting
and
Power
Co.
Ltd.
for
the
quarter
ending
September
30,
1931.
showed
a
loss
of
$5,696.
Income
from
ether
sources
for
the
quarter
amounted
to
$57,879.
For
the
nine
months
eydlng
September
30
last,
operating
Income
amounted
to
$69,349
and
other
Income
$160,317
or
a
total
of
.299,6
6.
Dividend
have
been
reduced
to
an
annual
rate
of
50c.
per
share
by
the
de-
laration
of
a
dividend
of
12c.
psr
share
payable
February
,11932,
to
shareholders
on
record
of
January
15,
1932.
The
February
and
May
quarterly
disbursements
were
cn
the
basis
of
$2
per
share
annually,
while,
with
the
disbursement
on
August
1,
the
rate
was
reduced
to
$1
per
share
The
dividend
Jmt.
declared
brings
the
annual
rate
to
50c.
per
share.
While'
the
disbursement
is
retfercd
to
as
a
dividend,
In
reality
the
company
has
paid
no
dividends
since
'1919.
In
1927
payments
were
Initiated
to
shareholders
as
a
return
of
capl
tal
from
reserve
fund
for
depie
lion
and
depreciation.
In
1927
$1
per
share
was
paid.
In
1928
1
was
increased
to
$3
per
share'
and
In
1929
$7
per
share
was
paid
while-last
year$5
5
prr-rhare-r
distributed
and
this,
with
'the
pay
ment
Just
announced,
brings
the
I
total
capital
return
to
$17.62
per
share.
While,
under
the
curtailment
.
t
c.
m,,l
,
is
o.
1
Store
Mfth
18-81
No.
Ave,
I'hone
,
...
.
-
au...
owJnK
the
I(,M
prl.e
Qf
metaj
Oranby
Co.
shipments
of
reflnsd
copper
wlll.be
curtailed
to
26V4
per
the
sluice
Is
carried
down
an
in-
side
drainage
tunnel
at
about
six!
percent
grade
to
the
tailings
dumo
'
Into
the
creek
at
the
portal
of:
this
tunnel
about
six
hundred
fee
'
south
of
the
new
shaft.
A
minimum
grade
of
five
Inches
and
where
possible
nine
Inches
to
the1
box
has
been
sustained
In
the
In
-!
stallatlon
of
this
sluice
Five
12-foot
gold-having
boxes
with
para'-
.
lei
pole
riffles
are
used.
Front
Week-End
Specials
Milk
All
brands
9
tins
$1.00
Nabob
Melon
it
Lemon
Jam
J
C
-
Tlllson's
Health
Bran-
large
pkg
25c
Boneless
Pickled
Pigs
Feet
QCn
nor
lar
UO
.
Malkln's
Best
Coffee
1-lb.
tin
Dry
Prunes
Large
size
per
lb
Malkln's
Best
Spinach
2's
2
tins
40c
10c
35c
Best
Foods
Relish
Spread
aCn
8-oz.
Jar
Malkln's
Best
Orange
Mar
malade,
2
Vi-lb.
jar
Best
Foods
Horseradish
Prepared
Mustard,
Jar
Brooms
Good
quality
5
string;
each
Olobe
Lunch
Tongue
l's
per
tin
Sweet
Juicy
Oranges
5
doz
Roscdale
Toilet
Soap
3
cakes
.
Fairy
Bath
Soap--
6
cakes
Gold-
DQsrWaJhing
Pow-de'r.
per
pkg.
35c.
20c
40c1
25c
95c
10c
25c
30
c
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
these
the
sluice
Is
12
by
12
Inches
lined
with
lagging.
It
Is
found,
however,
that
the
lagging
weau
rapidly
and
It
la
being
replaced
by
blocks.
Much
of
the
gold
In
these
gYavels
Is
quite
coarse
and
practically
all
of
this
is
collected
in
the
riffle
boxes.
However.
ft
some
flake
and
fine
gold
can
be
(seen
on
the
lagging,!
will
be
found!
that
a
greater
saving
of
this
will
be
made
by
the
blocks
being
ir.
?ael
n!
trLl
Steady-
m-oirress
is
beinz
made
with
development
work
.
vrv
pmnvohin
afir
Th-
haii
in
connection
with
placer
workings
on
Lome
Greek
near
)ntn
bedrock
and
from
was
appropriately
decorated
for
the
j
Pacific
ill
the
interior.
F.
Neville,xwho
is
in
Charge
of
the
;
two
to
three
feet
of
gravel
is
ai3
occasion
and
there
were
about
two
work,
has
ordered
material
for
builkhoiises
arid
construe-!
taken.
The
total
thickness
be-hundrcd
dancers
present.
Prom
9
tjon
wjU
start
as
soon
as
the
material
arrives.
When
theitween
bedrock
and
the
lava
is
12
p.m.
until
2
a.m.
a
splendid
program
,
Un,nn
,W0rl
tho
nwomf
'
ovow
nf
fivp
-will
to
16
feet-
where
the
bedrock
13
uuimuuuoco
aic
v,.,.ur
v,
i-
"
,
-
0ft
more
than
it
Is
hard.
Pay
1:
be
added
to
and
the
Work
speeded
up.
The
equipment
to
be
iusuallv
best
where
there
a
tnln
installed
will
operate
at
high
pres-
;
layer
Qt
ciay
jn
the
gravel
just
sure;
Water
will
be
supplied
by
cent
of
rated
capacity,
this
does
above
bedrock
and
this
is
used
as
pumps
and
a
large
yardage
will
be
handled
dally.
It
Is
understood
that
a
grant
of
$700
has
been
obtained
from
the
government
to
recondition
the
road,
from
Dorreen
to
the
workings
and
Mr.
Neville
will
add
another
$300.
Besides
repairing
the
road,
a
bridge
will
be
put
across
Lome
Creek,
Dan
Hume,
who
returned
not
Imply
that
Anyox
operations
:a
guide
by
Tornqulst.
Pay
will
of
the
company
will
be
correspondingly
restricted.
Operations
will
be
continued
on
practically
the
same
scale
as
before
although
actual
shipments
of
concentrates
to
smelter
will
be
limited
to
the
a-greed
quota.
Above
Matson
and
Schulz,
sayi
to
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy
In
an
offl-
average
about
$3
to
$6
to
thenar
(about
one-half
cubic
yard'
with
gold
estimated
at
$15.85
per
ounce
In
the
operation
is
is
estimated
that
one
marr
will
produce
about
12
cars
per
day.
Work
Is
being
carried
on
by
two
mining
men
and
one
man
tramming,
giving
an
estimated
production
at
this
capacity
and
grade
of
about
144
car:
Stewart
last
week
after
a
visit
t.jjclal
report
on
placer
mining
in
the;
yielding
from
$332
to
$664
a
week
Vancouver
and
Seattle,
stated
that,
Atlin
district,
Emll
Tornqulst
owns
Clean-ups
are
made
about
every
while
In
the
south,
he
had
seen
two
leases
and
Is
working
on
an-j
two
weeks.
For
the
two
weetci!
Wellington
Beaton,
president
of
!
other
lease.
The
operation
constats,
previous
to
June
27.
1931,
a
clear-!
the
Georgia
River
Gold
Mines
Ltd
.
j
of
drifting
under
the
lava
and
If
.up
of
54
ounces
was
recovered
j
and
that
the
latter
had
stated
tha:
meeting
with
good
success.
Du--
while
In
another
two
weeks
104'.
I
arrangements
were
under
way
frr
Ing
the
latter
part
of
the
1930
sea-'ounces
of
course
gold
was
re-
the
resumption
of
.
development
.son
work
was
concentrated
upon
covered
as
well
as
an
'
appreciable
,
work
on
the
company's
well
known
the
project
of
Installing
the
bores.
quantity
of
fine
gold
in
the
black
property
a
few
miles
below
Stewart
underground
through
a
drainage
sand.
In
the
latter
clean-up
trie
T-i
i
,
-
i
n
i
i
..
iM
1L
.
tunnel
in
a
falltnfv
Inmn
avlt
n
'
V.
&n
..In.
.
.
4
...
I
I
1
uii
ruiwauu
VsUiuu
cuiiv
ui
ins
.
.1
nnai
nugget
wciHiira
o
uuuten
spring.
a
low
level
down
the
creek.
This
has
been
completed
and
the
re-
John
Haahti
has
secured
a
fult,ls
a
weU
centralized
operation
Involving
a
minimum
of
tramming.
working
lease
on
the
Silverado
property
at
Stewart
from
the
-
w
,
,
working
distance
of
about
fifty
It
are
now
engaged
0
.
in
"
getting
tnlniit.
"
...
,
,
...
.
.f.'i
.wii
o
the
drift
workings.
workings.
About
About
thlrlj
thirty
It
is
expected
will
commence
in
a
very
short
time
with
an
increase
in
the
size
of
the
crew
as
condi-
feet
south
of
the
Incline
portal
;
the
creek
Is
tapped
by
a
short
tunnel
to
the
Incline.
Sufficient
water
for
sluicing
is
let
Into
this
7
.
t.
v.
,
".
tunnel
by
a
small
wing-dam
gaic
undertaking,
Mr.
Haahti
statd'4W
'.a
r
.
,
.
,
that
the
depreciation
of
the
Can-
rcqulrernents
lni
,
dlm
adlan
dollar
made
the
operation
the
Ue
f,00r
Qf
posilble
and
that
he
expected
to
be
the
s,u,ce
entrance.
From
he
able
to
ship
a
sufficient
tonnage
of
high
grade
silver-lead
ore
containing
also
a
small
gold
content
to
Selby
sufficient
to
make
good
wages
for
all
employed.
10
dwt
HAS
SHE
Mr
BOVRIL?
Remember
Bovril
strengthens
you
against
the
risk
of
colds,
chills
and
influenza.
Wednesday
&ThursdJ,
Feature
starts
at
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Band"
With
British
Cat-L,n
m,
dinf,
Raymond
Massty,
j,
gela
naddelry
Shl
Holmes
solves
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murder.
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CLYDE
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Cartoon
"THE
BLACK
SPIDER'
.
FOX
NEWS
FRIDAY
and
SATL'RDAJ
-PRIVATE
LIVES'
Recalls
Early
Dayt
Tne
rouowing
b
u
Twenty
Years
Ago
colunv
xne
natives
are
taking
up
tne
Vancouver
Province
B,
B.
K.
raaio
teiepnone.
Tnw
morning
iner,
cnief
engineer
of
Ov
(
Premier
Gold
Mlnlntr
Co
Ltd
and
"""ously
and
free
from
all
flooi
Peter
M.
Wells
of
Port
Simpson.
Trunk
Pacllle
Railwu
.
-
started
work
last
week
on
th;
neer-
A8ether,
It
U
a
mo-t
vho
Is
vtaltlng
In
the
city,
was
In
Welch
of
Foley.
Weli:b
&
Em-
property
with
a
picked
crew
of
"-u""'-"uai'lc
i,u
ciucicui
Jtwtrw.iTeiMii.iuu
wun
james
umi.,
i
an
way
contractors
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