4
a
n
PAOE
6IS
SHADES
OF
-CZAR
WALK
niversary
of
the
founding
of
St.
Petersburg.
It
Is
elaborately
dc
signed
in
the
Regence
style.
The
egg
can
be
opened
and
within
a
miniature
gold
sculpture
of
i
Peter
the
Great.
f
Czarina's
Egg
of
Solid
Gold,
Many
A
hundred
other
objects!
fit
rersonal
and
Household
Glories
jevery
datf
use
but
artistically
de
Of
Russia's
Last
Royalty
On
s&gned,
worked
in
precious
metal
Display
and
studded
with
gems
recall
the
;
luxury
which
surorunded
the
Rus-
New
York,
Nov
18:
(CP)
An
sian
Royal
family.
Among
a
pro-Easter
egg
of
solid
gold,
six
inches
!
fusion
of
beautiful
oigarche
case3
high,
and
studded
with
hundreds
j
perfume
vials,
parasol
and
walk--
of
diamonds
and
score?
of
rubles
'ing
stick
handles
'are
several
is
the
centre
.of
ah
exhibition
of
sumptlous
push
buttons
used
to
Jewelled
art
objects
at
Rocks-
summon
palace
servants.
One
of
feller
Catfce.
'
'
these
is
made
of
pale
giuen
lads
Of
exquisite
craftsmanship,
these
mounted
with
tiny
elephants
carv-
precicus
trinkets
are
the
work
,cd
out
of
ivory
and
bearing
Jewel:
of
Carl
Faberge,
who
was
court
which
serve
as
the
buttons.
Jeweler
and
goldsmith
to
the
last
A
selection
of
icons
by
Faberge
Czar
of
Russia
and
all
were
once
Is
to
be
seen,
as
well
as
a
finely,
the
property
of
the
Czar
and
chased
and
engraved
silver
coffee
members
of
his
family.
service,
a
pair
of
richly-decorated
The
Eari'sr
egg
was
made
by
'gold
urns,
a
crystal
vase
mounted
Faberge
at
the
order
of
the
Czar-1
with
gold
scrolling
and
a
number
lna
to
celebrate
the
second
an-
of
similar
treasures.
Cheery
Calendars
i
every
one
a
work
of
art.
.
.
Wc
are
now
showing
a
complete
line
of
beautiful
calendars
Ideal
gifts
for
Christmas
easy
to
send
and
every
one
expressing
a
fine
sentiment.
Make
your
selection
early.
The
choice
ones
always
go
first.
Come
in
and
see
them
all.
Animal
pictures,
nature
scenes,
flower
and
garden
motifs,
Golden
Thoughts,
Gems
of
Wisdom,
Gardener's
Helper
and
comic
are
Included.
Reasonably
priced
and
ready
to
mail
at
10c,
15c,
25c,
30c,
35c,
50c
and
up
to
$1.00
Our
Christmas
Card
Line
was
never
better
.
.
.
Values
will
amaze
you.
Boxed
and
packaged
cards
at
prices
lower
than
ever
before.
You
will
find
it
pleafant
and
easy
to
pick
your
cards
from
our
neatly
arranged
selection.
Prices
are
plainly
marked
for
your
convenience
Come
In-soon!
eMaeMvs.Jjd
o
il
Heaters
1
i?
Now
Is
the
time'
to
prepare
for
the
winter,
be
warm
and
com-g
fortable,
buy
a
new
type
"QUAKER
HEATER"
made
In
sizes
to
I1
suit
all
requirements.
NO
WXKS.
no
moving
parts,
cheap
to
i
operate
and
the
most
modern
and
beautifully
designed
heater
on
the
market,
passed
by
the
Research
Bureau
at
Ottawa.
i
Wc
are
also
agents
for
"KUKSKV"
Hotel
and
Restaurant
Burners
for
all
size
ranges,
the
"AETNA"
Oil
Heaters
and
Marine
Stove
B-irners.
We
can
suit
any
demand,
let
us
give
you
a
demonstration
of
the
"QUAKER."
niasiamasiR:
MOTORISTS
STOP
!
!
Have
you
tried
Home
Ethyl
Gasoline?
For
Highest
Anti-Knock
Performance
and
Driving
Satisfaction
Fill
up
With
HOME
ETHYL
At
RUPERT
MOTORS
Second
and
Park
Avenues
When
You
Buy
Home
Gas
You
Can
Buy
No
Better
1
is
i
1
M
g
I
Ward
Electric
&
Marine
Supply
Co.
i
Cow
Bay,
Prince
Rupert
Sulphide
Creek.
Mr,
Larson
pro
ceeds
from
here
to
Vancouver
but
will
be
going
back
into
the
Unuk
next
spring.
The
Australian
venture
of
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co..
Is
now
"ping
ahead
by
leaps
and
bounds
i'ncc
Dale
L.
Pitt,
general
man
ager,
who
is
so
weft
known
In
Northern
British
Columbia,
took
personal
charge
there:
three
years
ago.
Early
production
from
the
company's
Big
Bsll
mine
In
Aust
radlla
13
fororhadowed
by
a
bill
having
come
before
the
Australian
'Par
''invent
to
authorize
the
construction
of
about
twenty
miles
of
railway
from
Cue
to
the
mine
at,
a
cost
of
60,000.
The
com-riny
has
agreed
to
put
up
50.-000
as
a
guarantee
of
the
further
development
of
the
property,
thii
to
be
returned
to
the
company
on
'-pmpitacn
of
tne
plant,
arrange
JONES
Family
Market
PHONE
957
Specials
BEEF
Iamburgcr,
3
lbs.
&
2
lbs.
Onions
Round
Steak
3
lbs.
Short
Ribs
3
lbs.'
Pot
Roast
4
lbs.
Shoulder
Steak
2
lbs;
Sirloin
Steak
2
lbs
:
POKK
Sparc
Rlbs-i-
2
lbs
Loin
Pork
Chops
per
lb
Side
Pork
per
lb.
VEAL
Leg
of
Veal
per
lb
Rump
Roast
Veal
per
lb.
Veal
Chops
2
lbs.
PnONE
951
Boned
&f:Rollcd
Shoulder,
'iVeaIJ1.Rer1Jb,,fi:
'
?,:
LAMB
iLoin
of
Lamb
per'
lb
Legs
of
Lamb
per
lb
Shoulder
of
Lamb-
pcr
lb.
Mutton"
Chops
"
2
lbs.'
Leg
of
Mutton
per
lb.
25c
40c
25c
35c
25c
35c
20c
15c
15c
15c
35c
20
c
25c
15C!
DIET
SffM
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
I
4
tlU
Ore-
Being
Shipped
From
Babine
Property
Into
Smithers
What
Premier
and
Pitt
arc
Doing
In
AustraliaHudson
Bay
Mountain
Likened
to
Noranda
Ore
taken
out
in
recent
work
on
the
Silver
Pick
property
in
the
Babine
district
is
being
trucked
to
Smithers
for
shipment.
There
will
be
a
carload
of
the
ore
which
is
expected
to
return
high
values.
Mining
operations
have
now
been
suspended
owing
to
snow
conditions
but
work
will
be
renewed
next
spring.
Meantime,
the
operators
of
he
Silver
Pick
property
have
alsoK
1
taken
an
option
on
the
Wright
jroparty
closer
to
town
and
further
down
the
hill.
The
plan
is
to
take
out
ore
for
shipment
during
the
winter
months
Completing
five
and
a
half
months
on
his
second
trip
Into
the
Unuk
district,
Oscar
Larson
re
cently
arrived
In
Prince
Rupert
from
Stewart,
expressing
satisfaction
with
the
season's
work
on
the
Unuk
properties.
With
locations
made
.during
the
past
two
seasons,
Ir,
La'rson
is
now
interested
in
;omc
fifteen
claims
on
what
is
now
'mown,
'as
the
main
Unuk
River
but
which
was
formerly
called
the
South
Fork.
The:
ground
Is
about
mcnts
for
the
shipping
of
which
are
now
well
in
hand.
Treatment
Is
expected
to
begin
next
April,
Initially
at
30,000
tons
monthly
and
Jater
at
douKe
th's
rate.
Proven
ore
reserves
are
estimated
at
3,500,000
tens
of
.vhlch
1,200,000
tons
are
blocked
out.
The
Big;
Bell
Is
a
low
grade
deposit,
the
lease
of
which
Is
fthared
by
the
Am
erican
Smelting
Si
Refining
Co.,
(forty
percent),
Premier
Gold
Miming
Co.
(forty
percent),
Terra
Nova
Properties
(fifteen
percent)
and
Mining
Trust
Ifive
percent).
Operation
of
the
mine
is
In
per
sonal
charge
of
Mr,
Pitt.
Diamond
dialling
below
the
300-fcot
level
has
disclosed
ore
of
a
higher
av-
$10
per
ton.
Operating
costs
are
:xpected
to
be
about
$3
per
ton
at
the
outset
and,
with
subsequent
Increases
in
milling
capacity,
may
oe
reduced
to
about
$2.50
per
ton.
While
beginning
with
a
capacity
of
1000
tens
daily,
the
mill
is
ex-
Finlnrhlng
touches
have
been
put
to
the
building
for
the
mill
to
be
Installed.
-by
Gold
Leasers
on
the
Georgia
River
mjnlng
prop
erty
dawn
Portland
Canal
from
Stewart.
With
flhe
completion
of
-hi3
7cck
which,
as
a
preliminary
required
heavy
reck
evsavat-ing
in
order
to
secure
a
suitable
site,
everything
is
new
In
readi
ness
for
the
installation
of
the'
machinery
which
li
expected
to
arrive
from
the
couth
as
seen
as
weather
conditions
permit
a
fairly
decent
trail
from
beach
to
mine.
Dr.
M.
F.
Bancroft,
who
carried
out
extensive
work
for
the
federal
Geological
Survey
in
the
Smithers
db.'irict
during
post
sea-'?on,
declared
that
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
has
all
the
favorable
rocks
and
all
the
minerals
of
the
famous
Noranda
mine.
"From
what
I
saw
at
the
Duthle
and
Mamie
properties,"
wdtes
Dr.
Bancroft,
"I
fe;l
that
there
Is
no
question
but
that
substantial
values
will
be
won
from
them.
I
hope
Mr.
Dupthle
can
get
some
action
on
that
property
and
get
tilings
in
shape,
to
benefit
as
prices
improve.
With
pjant
and
equipment
as
it
stands,
an
energetic
mining
Drozram
could
bo
In
itiated
In
short
order
to
test
out
lexcellent
surface
showings
25C
I
gold
a
mre
Important
Item
uian
ii
was
in
the
mining
operations
of
earlier
days."
Freighting
of.
supplies
and,
equipment
from
Stewart
'
to
tho
Big
Missouri
-mine
for
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
is
being
rushed
despite
recent
unfavorable
weather
conditions.
It
Pays
to
Buy
From
MUSSALLEM'S
91nl
p
are
a'ays
right
with
uOj
the
markets
I
"
V-
UV
W
IVMUi
Mail
or
phone
your
order
and
save
FREE
GIFT
COUPONS
for
a
Dinner
Set
and
Rogers
Silverware.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
c.MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE!
CHILDREN'S
STORY
HOUR
Will
Commence
This
Saturday
In
...Toct
11;
Rooms
'
"
The
Children's
Story
Hour
will
be
inaugurated
for
the
season
on
Saturday,
November
21,
from
10
to
11
a.m.
In
the
new
headquarters,
the
Toe
II
Rooms.
The
first
meeting
Is
for
children
between
the
ages
of
four
and
eight,
the
second
hour
on
November
28
.for
those
between
the
ages
of
nine
and
12,
the
groups
meeting
on
alternate
Saturdays
thereafter.
The
staff
of
this
civic
project
has
been
especially
trained
during
the
past
two
weeks
In
classes
dealing
with
story
telling,
theory
and
prac
tical
demonstrations.
In
addition
to
trained
story
tellers
the
hour
will
Include
such
features
as
request
stories
and
a
serial.
All
children
In
the
city
aie
welcome
at
this
pro
-am
of
entertainment.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
C
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
H.
E.
Neddcn,
arrived
in
port
at
10:30
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Oc:an
Falls
and
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
aftcrncm
for
Stewart
and
Anyox
whence
she
will
peeled
to
be
Increased
shortly
to
,c
,
"
lu"roow
cvul,nB
?nnn
2000
w..
tons
o,u.,
j
.
southbound.
capacity
and,
by
stages,
up
to
5000
tons
or
more.
The
ore
Capt.
"Jim"
Morrison
made
a
body,
according
to
last
official
trip
to
Big
Bay
yesterday
aboard
,u
ue
pii,vcn
over
the
power
tug
F.
H.Phippen.
He
1SSJ
l
Kt
Urther
safd
that.
it
was
the
roughest
pas-h
'fth
?
CX-
he
had
ever
made
between
mTntiiL
3'pr,
"
u
eJhC
heVe
and
the
mill
point.
However,
;
b"
staunch
little
vessel
made
it
safely.
GOOD
BILL
PRESENTED
Uproarious
Laurel
and
Hardy
Com
edy,
Thrillinj:
Intrigue
Story
And
Capitolians
Two
feature
pictures
"Our
Relations,"
with
Stan
Laurel
and
Oliver
Hardy,
the
popular
comedy
team,
and
"I
Stand
Condemned,''
thrilling
drama
of
love
and.
espionage
in
World
War
Russia
with
Harry
Baur,
great
French
character
actor
In
the
leading
role
and
the
Capitolians
concert
party,
under
direction
of
Dr.
H.
N.
Brocklesby,
make
an
exceptionally
Interesting
mid-week
entertainment
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
In
"Our
Relations"
Laurel
and
Hardy
appear
first
as
respectable
residents
of
a
quiet
seaport
town
living
a
sedate
Ufa
with
their
wives
then
as
twin
sailor
brothers
reported
to
have
been
hanged
for
Joining
in
a
mutiny
and,
finally,
are
flashed
doubly
on
the
screen.
The
stirring
and
funny
adventures
that
beset
them
are
said
to
be
highly
mirth-provoking.
The
supporting
cast
includes
such
well
known
screen
figures
as
Alan
Hale,
Sidney
Up
to
late
this
morning
there
Toler,
Daphne
Pollard
and
Lona
was
no
repeat
as
to
when
C.
N.
R.
Andre.
The
settings
are
the
most
welye
miles
or.
so
from
the
forks
crae
graa
than
was
found
In(Gts3mer
Prince
Jchn,
Capt.
Nell
elaborate
ev5r
presented
in
a
Laurel
nd
apprpximately
twenty-eight
,
me
uPPr
workings.
The
300-foo;;McL:an,
might
03
expected
to
ar-
and
Hardy
comedy.
There
is
also
a
mile$from
the
Alaskan
boundary.
The
showings
consist
of
a
strong
nlcna'ycln.
carrying
good
gold
and
silver
values.
Mr.
Larson
Is
the
only
ne
operating
In
his
section
which
s
about
twenty-five
or.
thirty
miles
-outh
of
the
Premier
holdings.
The
nearest
operation
to
him
Is
that
of
ilacer
and
lode
properties
being
leveloped
by
Johnson
brothers
and
Unuk
Placers
which
are
situated
on
level
is
the
lowest
at
which
drift-
nve
from
Vancouver
via
Queen
,
humorous
and
tunesome
musical
ing
and
cross-cutting
has
been
Charlotte
Islands.
The
vessel
has
j
score.
don.3
Whereas
it
was
calculated
,
been
delayed
by
tormy
vsather
on
.
The
powerful
story
of
"I
Stand
that
the
average
grade
of
ore
present
voyage
and
was
still
,
condemned"
depicts
the
conflict
would
be
about
$6.75
per
ton
In
in
Skidjgate
Inlet
at
10
o'clock!
between
three
people
an
elderly
?oia,
deep
drilling
is
reported
to
inis
morning,
mis
means
sne
wni
have
led
to
the
ccnlcudon
that
P.obably
not
arrive
here
before
to-
much
of
the
ore
b:low
the
300-fcot
niccrow
afternoon
or
evening.
evel
will
grade
between
$9
and
and
cold-blooded
gambler,
his
love
ly
young
war
nurse
fiancee
and
a
handsome
young
officer
with
whom
she
falls
in
love.
There
are
thrilling
episodes
and
an
unexpected
climax.
The
Capitolians,
In
their
presentation,
will
feature
singing
and
nuslcal
numbers
from
"Rose
Marie."
WOULD
SAVE
WILD
I
LOWEI1S
CAPETOWN,
Nov.
10:
(CP)
De-;crlblng
it
as
"criminal
neglect,"
ady
Phillips
diclared
at
the
Cape
Wild
Flower
Show
South
Africa's
native
flora
would
soon
vanish
un-ess
drastic
measures
were
taken
mmedlately
to
protect
it.
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
J.lh
II
"Villi
iJ
111,...
H
re7-ms
I
m
At
8:50
Once
Only,
pi
us
On
the
Staje
At
8:20
Only
"BROCK"
And
His
-
'Capitolians"
Plus
Europe
Sends
You
a
.ew
Jannings!
IIAKRY
BAUR
Watch
him
as
he
stands
there
the
profit-stuffed
million,
aire,
crossed
for
the
first
time
uy
a
man
ana
women
lr,
low
face
nate
and
treachery
mount
his
face
as
the
court
martial
waits
for
his
eviipn
YouH
hardly
breathe
until
he
speaks
U
.
the
word
that
win
save
a
man
from
the
tir
ing
squad
or
send
him
to
a
death
shrouded
in
dishonor
.
.
.
with
the
brand
"Soy"
In
"I
Stand
Condemned''
With
Penelope
Dui'lcy
Wart
(At
7,00
&
10:02!
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SUMMIT
ICE
CUKAM
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PHONF
S57
I'm
undisputed
I
Champion
of
the
I
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
"I'm
a
real
champion,
too,
because
when
I
knock
'em
out,
they
stay
knocked
out.
Which
is
one
way
of
saying
that
when
I
oust
the
scrub-board
and
set-tubs
and
all
the
painful
toil
that
goes
with
them,
they
never
come
back.
I'm
a
fighting
champion,
too,
always
ready
for
a
bout
with
the
biggest
bundle
of
washing
you
can
bring
me.
Every
day
or
once
a
week,
it's
all
the
same
to
me.
I
clean
them
up
beautifully
.
.
.
without
hurting
even
the
most
delicate
fabric
...
in
quicker
time
than
you
ever
thought
possible.
Just
snapimy
switch
and
I
go
to1
work
on
them
while
you
rest
or
do
other
things.
A
small
down
payment
makes
me
yours.
Find
out
about
it."