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THESE
DRESS
SHOES
are
late
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.
.
but
well
worth
waiting
fori!
Third
Avenue
Smartness
We
ordered
these
shoes
from
sample
months
ngo,
and
now
they're
J&re
are
mere
than
pleased
with
them.
They
lare
awfully
smart,
but
practical
too.
A
seml-
.
qtesed-
Sandal
type
in
bfcfck.
or
a
pufeky
bfown
Pomp
that
snmUy
trimmed.
See
These
Please!
Here
you
will
find
the
model
of
your
choice.
Perfect
fitting
assured.
The
Family
Shoe
Store
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9
Of
Thursday,
Nov.
14,
193!
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
MINING
-
The
veteran
prospector
and
mining
man
Fred
M.
Wells,
who
is
expected
to
arrive
in
the
city
within
tjfe
next
few
days,
is
very
enthusiastic-
over
the
mining
prospects
in
the
country
east
of
Prince
Rupert,
particularly
in
the
Terrace
and
Usk
districts.
In
a
newspaper
interview
Mr.
Wells
says-
"For
some
reason
which
is
not
clear
to
myself,
the
Vancouver
public
doe3
not,
and
never
hasr
looked,
upon
the
northern
districts
as-within
its
field
of
practical
pioneer
exploration.
Edmonton,
Calgary
and
Winnipeg
money
has.been
easier
to
interest.
Today,
these
same
cities
speak
with
pride
of
their
frontier
territory
in
Northern
British
Columbia.
"Vancouver
does
not
grasp
and
appreciate
her
favorable
position
in.
relation
to
this
immense
North
Country
Other
cities
of
the
same-size
would
be
quick
to
see
its
great
value,
their
capital
and
man-power
would
be
thrown
into
the
field
for
discovery
and
development.
.
"This
is
not
mere
idle
talk.
The
intelligent
application
of
prospecting
work,
and
development
in
the
Cariboo
has
clearly
demonstrated
what
may.
be
accomplished.
Hundreds
of
miners
are
now
employed
there
in
the
quartz
mines
with,
to
me,
the
positive,
assurance
of
thousands
more
to
follow;
Many
similar
areas-
will
be
brought
into
.
nvi'r.tnn.
i-
L-
I
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J.1.
1
1
K
uaiolchjju
in
uHMiumi
anu
wunin
me
Dounuanes
01
on
tish
Columbia.
"It
is
reasonable
to
claim
that
no
such
large
unexplored
area
exists
today
with'
such
favorable
proven
rock
forma
tions,
railroad
transportation,
facilities
as
well
as
great
jane
waterways,
a,
climate
which
has
no
equal
the
world
over,
good
mining
laws,
and
a
government
quite
in
sym
pathv
with
the
miner's
interests.
"Along
the
line
of
the
railroad,
from
.Prince
Rupert,
east
for
a
distance,
of
several,
hundred
miles,
the
rock
formations
are
very
favorable
to
gold
producing
mines.
The
transportation
afforded;
by
this
railroad,
the
Canadian
National,
through
the
area
is
attracting
the
attention
of
hard-rock
mining'
men,,
especially
where
gold
prospects
predominate.
One
such
district
fo
which
special
attention
can
be
failed
i"
that
nrmind
Thrace,
about
J
00
miles
inland;
from
Prince.
Rupert.
The
rock
formations
in
this
area
are
verv
favorable
to'
ore
depositions,
and
especially'
gold.
I
look
to
see
manv
gold
ouartz
mines
brouorht
into
production
within
orpfl
not,
fqr
distant
fvnm
the
towns
of
Ter
race
and
Usk
on
the
Canadian
National
Railway."
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday
N,
...
OPEN
UP
PROPERTY
(Continued
tiom
pace
one
H;
'Quartz
Mines
Ltth
Is
Fred
M,
Wells,
giveteran
mining
man
of
this
dls-"Itrict,
who
directed
operations
on
'
the
Cariboo.
Gold
Quartz
leading
to
that
property
becoming
one
of
the
leading
gold,
producers
in,
the,
Caxl-
boo
district.
g
The
road
to
the
Copper
River
eeason
and
was
quite
an
ambitious
pndertaklng
involving
some-
heavy
and
difficult
construction.
1
leaves
the
main
Copper
Rivet
road:
about
six
miles
from
Terrace.
The
grade
at
no
point
exceeds
eight
percent
There
are
six
bridges
from
twenty
to
sixty
feet
long
and
twelve
feet
wide.
Twelve
men
are
now
employed
on
the
construction
of
permanent
log
camp
buildings
at
the
mine
with
Erio
Hanson
foreman-
in
charge.
A
power
house
building
is
also
under
!
construction
in
addition
to-
the
usual
camp
buildings.
b
The
property,
one
of
the
most
the
interior,
has
ai-
g!
ready
been
opened
up
extensively
and
good
ore
traced
over
a
wide
area.
The
program
is
now
to
definitely
block
out
tonnage.
Locator's
Ambition
The
Dardanelles
mining
property
consists
of
about
thirty-five
mineral
claims,
covering
'about
2000
acres
of
ground.'
Part
of
the
property
consists
of
the
old
Dardan
elles
group
which
was
located
over
twenty-five
years
ago
and
which
was
acquired
by
Omineca
Gold
Quartz
Mines
Ltd.
from
the
pros
pector,
Steve
McNeil,
who
for.
many
years
held
the
claims
and
person-!
ally
carried
out
development
work,
or
the
ground.
It
has
been
Mr.
Mc-
fJt.
.
.
'
11!
1
,f
-
NSii
s
amoiuon
wj.uve
wjisee
uie
xc-
(
suit
of
many
years'
work
expressed
;
n
a.
large
quartz
mill
operating
and
to
have
the
rare
pleasure
of
seeing
the
first
gold
brick,
cast
In
the
assay
office
of
his
old
property.
The
mineral
showings
on
the
property
consist
of
a
series
of
quartz
veins
following
along
a
well
defined
shear
zone
In
granodlorite
rock.
The
character
ot
the
ore
is
a
clean,
white
quartz
with
a,
distinct
banded
structure
showing
fine
iron
sulphides
,
in
the
quartz
bands.
Along
the
walls
of.
an
eruptive
dyke
and
parallel
fissures
the
quartz
veins
occur,
varying
In
width
from
a
few
inches
to
several
feet.
A
fractured
area
which
may
be
expected
to
contain
workable
quartz
veins
extends
over
a
width
of
about
two
hundred
feet.
There
are
two
veins
be
expected-
Gold
quartz,
is
outcropping,
for
a
distance
of
about
three
thousand
feet
on
the
surface.
The
dyke
and
fracturing
cori.-tiriue
for
a,
greater
distance
than
this
but,
work
has
not
yet
been
done
to
expbsfe
the
veins
beyond
this
point
.
Wherever
tested
the
quartz
con
tains,
fair
gold
values.
At
some
points,
especially
at
higher
levels,
assays
of
gold
were
obtained
up,
to
two
ounces
per
ton.
"From
a
gen-
ral
sampling
of
several
quartz
out-
croppings,"
says
Mr.
Wells,
"I
be
lieve
ore
for
the
mill
will
be
der
velpped
'showing
a
gold,
content
of
about
one-half
an
ounce
to
the
ton.
The
gold
'content
has
the
same
assurance
of
maintaining,
to
great
depth
as
the
quartz,
itself,
as
it
would
seem
that
the
gold,
enrichment
is
coincident
with
vein
"Djvelopment,"
continues,
a
re
port
by
Mr.
Wells,
"is
made
very
asy
by
the
position
of
the
quartz
J
veins
along
the
mountainside.
A,
working
tunnel
may
be
run
from,
a
point
low
down,
and
continuing
along
the
shear
zone
for
a.
distance
of
several
thousand,
feet
following
it
ajl
times
quartz
veins
or
close
by.
parallel
veins.
A.
depth
wjll
soon
be
rained
of
several
hundred,
feet.
Up
raising
can
be
carriedrout
at
favor
able
points
along
the
different
quartz
bodies
and
the
whole
area
!
nrepared.
for
the
breaking
of
or.e
a
a
very
low
develoDment
cost"
The
first
program
of
wor
will
be-
to
extend
the
main
tunnel
ajong
the
dyke
and
quartz
veins
fpr,
a,
distance
of
2000
feet
Frequent
cross-.
cut
drifts
will
be
carried
out
at
right
angles
to
the
main
tunnel
to
'.he
full
extent
of
the
shear
fbf
the
!
jurpose.
of
cutting
and
proving;
values.
V
V
vw
III
Rupert
m
Winter
drills
as.
soon
as,
th
water
cower
.at
an
limes
in
evidence
duo
ree
has
been,
installed."
and
some
times
four
veins;
may
be
THE
Peoples
I
.
LTD.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
BUY
YOU
R!
Arthur
Noble,
popular;
pioneer
Vancouver
Makes
It
Two
Straight
SEATTLE,
Nov.
14;
(CPt-Van-.;
couver
Lions
made
it
twp
straight
over
the
Seattle
Sea
llawks
in;
the
second,
fixture
of
tha
North-
rtsidant
of
prince-
Rupert,
this
wstern
Hockey
League
here
last.
city's
first
soldier
to
be
Invalided
hpme
from,
the
Great:
War
and;
for
many
years
custom,
officer
&t
Ocean-
Falls,
left
the
paper
town
last
Friday
for
VJctpTi
to
which
city;
he
has
been
transferred
in
the
customs-service
as
a
travelling
In
spector,
His
successor
nigrjt
bya
score
of,
two
to
one.
BASKETBALL
GOING
STItONG
AT
OCEAN
FALLS
THIS
YEAR
OCEAN
FALLS,
Nov.
14:
Basketball
has
taken
on
new
life
at
Ocean
Falls
this
season.
Jim
Kelly,
at
Ocean
former
Nanalmo
all-star
player,
is
Falls;
is
Jack
Wynne
of
Anyox.
As
pr?sldept
and
coach,
well
as
in
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Noble
There,
Is
considerable,
machinery
isi
also;
well,
known
at
Stewart
andl
already.-
on-
the.
property,
Premier.
LAIDAT
ttESli1
'
Thev
funeral:
of
the-,
late.
William
BUILDING
HUNTING;
LODGE
Smithy
w.ho.dled;
earlier
in.
the
week-
FORT
ST.
JOHN,
Nov,
14;
at
the
princei
Rupert
General;
Hos.-.
Charles
E.
Bedeaux,
French
sports-
pltar,
tpok:
place,
this
afternoon
mn
ana
apveniurer-
wno,
failed
from
the
chapel
of
the
B;
'
Ci
Under-.
.
Jin
y2ar
ln
a
projected,
tractor
.
ex-
takets(w
F4rvlew
Cemetery
under
Pa,uon
Irara
ine
Peace
Kiver
to
the
auspices
of;
th?.
Oddfellows',
th
Pacific
Coast
byrway
of
Telp-.
Lodge;
members;
of;
which
acted.
asi
KPPh
Creek,
is-back.-ln
thjs
district
pallbearers,
Rev;
Cj
V,
Clarke,
pas-,
a,ta
18
huildlng
a
large,
.hunting
tor
of,
rarafr;
United
Church,
offl-'oae
near
"ere.
'
elated
and)
W.
Vaughan,
Davies
pre-'
sided
at
the
orgarr
to'
accompany
the
hymns;
There
werei
a.
number
ofi
floral
offerings..
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
American
i
Wizard,
35,000,
8c
and-
6c,
Coldi
Storage.
.
Fqur(;
carloads,
of,
grain-
were
in
the-
local;
railway
ryards
today
for
,the
Alberta
Wheat;
Pool's,
10car;ele-yator.
TheiA
are
understood
to.
be
about
500.
cars,
enougn.
to
fill
the
house
up,
now
on-
the:
way
here.
Rex
BOILING
CLUB
LIMITED'
FOUR
GOOp
ALLEYS.
Iteserve
yotin
alley,
by,
phoning
658
All
five
pin
games
122c
per
line.
To.Instal
Mill.
,
V
MUJLf.
xJiJ(.
J
JtYX.
It
is
not
possible'
at-
this
stage!
T
w-
"ellUlf,
WanM
of
development;
says
Mr.
Wells,'
iiMMI,Mar,Uj
1elLS
"to
estimate
the
volume-
of
ore)
10000
Minks
Nr.
Of
hen
Furs
probabb
to
develop,
J
wlllv
how.-"Ml.
ti
,
.
.
.
...w.f-
w-.ifit.'Ulna
position
to
pay
the
high-
that
within
th'ft
first
part,
of-
this
JS?!
......
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us
tUllCtKU
UIIU1
ttHCl
umrlr
iVibrfl
,,,111
h
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4(
Vttk
4
V
TV
aS
W
tUIV.l
OU111
next
fishing
season.
:ient
ore
to
plan
the
Installation
of
a
100-ton
mill
and
that
later,
'
m
Km.
It
is
true,
and
can
be-proven,
by
statistical,
re
ports
that
seven
out
of
ten
people
require
glasses;
today,
but
only
three
out
ofi
ten
are
wearing
them.
The
Chances
that
your
eyes
may
need-
correcting
are
too
great
to
overlook.
Have-
an
examination
NOW.
KRKSH'M'IiK-
AND
CREAM'
DAILY'
VALENTIN
DAIRY'
Phone
657,
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Taxi
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CAUS
AT
YOUIt
SIIUVICK
Proprietors
Bert
Morgan
Sc.
Bud-
Barri?
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forpet
the
number
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Catering
Needs
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Fulfilled
We
cater
to
socials,
clubs,
banquets,
luncheons,
dances,
dinners
and
bridge,
parties.
Made
to
Your,
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Nothing,
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large
or
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Overcoats,
Zipper
Coats
In
Fact
Anything
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D
resses,
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Lingerie
of
all;
kinds,
etc.
with
more,
fujjy.
complete
dgyelpp-
raent,
a
300-tor)
capacity
mill'
may.
be
installed.
It
Is
my
opinion
that
this
pVopsrty
w)U
develop
a
paying
gold
mine
on,
the
old,
gold
value,
of
$20.67
per-ounc..All.
general
condi
tions
for;
mining
and-,
the
treatment
of,
ore
from
this
mine
are
extremely,
favorable.
Very
low,-per
ton
:pste
niay
be.
expected.
A
high
saving
is
assured,
"Jf.
is.
pjarursd
to,
ijish.the
completion,
of,
the
tunnel
and
cross-cut
work
planned;
following
at
an
early
data
with,
the-
construction:
of
x
100-toni
milli
Development
at
the
mine
has
beefy
started
by,
handwork
and
will;
be.
continued),
by;
power-
Art
Noble
Leaves
Qdean
Falls
For
Post
in
Victoria
Stove
Pipes
Now
is
the
time
to
change
worn
out
Stove
Pipes
with
the
new
heavy
H.
C.
Pipe
We
can
supply
all
vour
nffdj
Stove
Cement
Ashestos
Heaters
and
Stoves
Kaien
Hardware
A
satisfactory
place
la
M
Ask
For
GOLD
SEAL
SALMON
Fancy
Red
Sockey
Look
for
the
WHITE
LABEL
with
the
GOLD
SEAL
3
Pnfkprl
hv
the
only
Sal'
mon
Canning
Compaq
with
an
all
the
yea
round
payroll
in
Vn
Rupert.
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