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Jarkets.
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Seherlolrs
make
Early
M!1k
Advisable.
Mke
ronr
selection
at
our
store
Now.
Our
'toek
H
new,
ap-to-the-minate
and
reasonably
priced.
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&
Nickerson
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FOR
MEN
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SPECIAL
.
.
.
Free
-
39c
Forhans
Gum
Massager
With
Large
Tube
of
Forhans
Tooth
Paste
7:
Value
For
Onlv
39c
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
A
Large
and
Varied
Assortment
See
Our
Selection
Now
Ormes
Ltd.
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Kexall
Store
Phones:
II
&
U
Upeo
laii
from
ajn.
till
II
pjn.
Sunda.
aud
Iiultd4;
from
U
noon
till
2
puu
7
p-m.
till
9
p.rn?
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Keep
yri
fuel
cost
down
(oInlmuui
ttl
Winter
by
using
heat-tested
coal
that
gives
you
more
heat
and
less
waste.
We're
specialists
lit
picking
coal
that
gives
the
most
heat
for
the
money.
We'll
gladly
help
you
pick
a
grade
that
will
burn
efficiently
In
your
furnace,
kitchen
range
or
heater,
give
you
more
heat,
and
save
you
money.
..Just
phone
116
or
117.
Albert
and
McCaffery
Ltd
A
flight
of
the
rcry
atr
t
on
da-
land"
as
pilots
who
are
n
the
as'
stages
cf
fi-
The
Polaris-Taku
mine,
according
to
reports
from'
"
1
.
.
.
-
o
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRITISH
DAWN
PATROL
PREPARING
FOR
DUTY
IX
FRANCE
"
C
'
'
32
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'ofkina
BBBOBOBOBOa.
Blvi
ossEjHNflHHjHH
.
a-c
iXza
sver
an
a-rdroc?
r
"-.g
handle
the
contrcs.
NLWS
OF
THE
MINES
Polaris-Taku
is
Very
Active
.Aline
Douglas
Lay
Doing
Important
Work
Premier
Still
Profitable
DRIVE
FOR
jSmlthers
Man.
i
RED
CROSS
SMITH
ERR
Puis
Up
SI
Tor
Lery
Woman
and
Child
Nov.
XX:
A
drlT
for
fond
for
the
Red
Croat
hat
been
in
progress
tat
Smttners
during
the
pasi
few
days
and
ha;
Bulkley
Valley
Weather
Is
Mild
Utile
Frost
With
Considerable
Rain
I
and
Snow
Flurries
!
SM
rntEnS.
Nor.
23
Weather
In'
the
Bulkier
VaUev
tilll
remain
very;
.mild
with
very
tittle
frovVVrjt't-!
rtdetmWe
rata
and
small
flurries
of
snow
!
R
mwb
ram
la
not
imal
(.
his
distr'-t
at
this
time
of
the
ivear
U-
until
stmt
two
w?lc.
Iao
thr
wi'
wj'
Utile
molstur
i
;
in
the
ground
and
below
tlx
In-I
hes
the
a-'h
"a
dry
and
duUjr
Th"
recent
rsWa
should
soik
i
rrrtty
well
-a
'hre
'a
no
tmt
lr
the
rr-und
ar.d
It
should
preve""-
rod
"rrr
-f
motet
u
re
to
atari
''
-h
in
tb
spring.
Thrsh!ng
hu
been
complete-'
m
all
but
a
few
localities
an)
,
those
who
have
not
yet
been
jthrMhed
will
suffer
considerable
lrs
from
wet
weather.
Road
conditions
are
not
very
good
cf
S
.Hither,
and
vicinity
gathered
KTSELAS.
Nov
22
-
Mrs.
Aznes
i"r
f
0re
Per
da'
with
SoId
content
said
to
approximate"
An
objective
of
S7M
was
set
for
g"
3fdff?.
n
fftU1
to
elty
nolleo
court
and
iu
me
oawHuaii
LKxum
nan
on
oicKay
out
on
a
tea,
social
vv
rcl
1X11
uppc
lor
tnq
wmier
are
now
at
the."1'
pfwoy
oc
Thursday
nibt
to
hcrrw
James
and
dance
to
raise
funds
to
send
'mine
and
the
organization
has
Settled
down
for
winter
reached
"
HYT"
Bnwgh
on
the
occasion
of
his
hav-
a
delegation
from
Kiu.Ta
in
th.
..-nPl-
Vl,;i
:
:
u
.
,
.
1
.
:been
completed.
?
fn
rearrMd
the
a-e
of
sucerannna-
,
'7
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?.
"!
'
"".c
I"s
.cvtii.g
,
ur
area-cannoi
De
SaiU
10
bC-
As
As
the
the
am-imt
amount
sel
set
i
U
about
h-i
..
"'c
omr
narucmarnr
acuvc.
it
is
rerjorted
Uon
and
his
retirement
from
the
service.
Mr.
Brooch
has
been
employed
in
the
Bridges
and
Building
Department
of
the
eomoany
and
has
se.rv
ed
a
great
many
vears
in
this
work.
Hh
brother
emolovee
out
on
a
rraker
and
entertainment
for
the
occasiorj
and
thy
enioyed
a
very
pleasant
evening.
Brotherhood
at
Btlla
B?Ua
of
British
Columbia
that
some
interest
U
beln
ahavn
Smither.
The
nroDertv
l
unH-
The
dMezates
are
by
mining
capital
In
the
Tutseqvah
leera
Harry
Orm
and
Fred
Ortf-
rtnicua
vvrn.
auas
ceaven
ana
Mark
McKay.
J
Five
thau-tanc
fopl
read
'Jit
Dilrv
mvs
t
let
thm
know
one
dollar
per'
head
for
every
man.
woman
and
child
in
Salthera,
It
to
b-
Mrs.
Asns
MrKav
Mrs
rw.f
,r
on
tin
anrf
in
-,t.-
.v,.
,w..
U
,nr
he
suoport
beta4
two
arrests
have
been
made.
The
men
involved
are
eosnlnc
op
In
court
this
afternoon
before
Magistrate
McCly-raont
1
Dr.
and
Mrs
paytnc
Prtf
a
brief
brief
W
E.
Aostln
are
!U-
W
eiven
tn
thi,
m-nrtl,;
hv
VWt
to
the
City.
weyma
considerable
dead
work
to
,h,
--u
.v,
'
havtaf
arrtred
on
Ust
nlthfi
Sam
Fitzgerald,
well
known
pson-,.
they
are
so
weU
pleased
with
the
-
,
"
BrLTT.
"
,!L.
f
n
from
Hasten.
Dr.
Auttln
U
.r
jwti,,,
r,.i
-.4-1
mbSU
thr
th,
iii
m
w
'
.
RP:J
has
been
a
patient
in
the
Ketehl-
effort.
In
the
shipment
of
ore
nSt
he
,he
dllrtct
News
I(
kaa
hHClul
b,.,
u
.XOM!tlA5?
ta
taken
out
durtn
the
what
rm,
ATVri,
thortlT
u.-T
c
wat
a
U
t.
,vo7"
..."
"nrrrd
Uerald
at
Ketchikan
is
hi.
brother.
a
average
of
$13
per
ton
with
aTkked
iJack
Fitz.?erald.
who
Is
interested
eoncrable
adjust
merit
to
be
made
'
with
him
In
varioas
mining
proper-
ta
frd
to
the
lead
on
which
Trail
"
Mea
In
the
Hyder-Stewart
district.
!nutter
padea
tenUUve
setUemen
BAR
GOLD
5
cf$2J8.
All
lead
In
Canada
hw
LONDON.
Nov
K:
ICP-
STEWART
Miss
Oerda
Christine
Hanson.'
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Han-aon.
bseame
the
bride
of
Henry!
g
Operating
proflt
of
the
Silbak-
TLk
non-
800
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
5
Premier
mine
for
the
first
ten
"""nson.
at
a
pretty
ceremony
o
jrocnhs
of
1939
has
been
$558,899
as
re,ornied
by
Rv-
A.
L
Anderson
compared
with
$661.36
In
the
sime
111
u"ted
Church
at
Stewart
g
ocrio't
of
1938.
So
far
this
year
"ni
bride
was
BTen
In
marrlag?
o'
149.U7
tons
of
ore
has
been
milled.
bv
ner
father
and
Mrs.
Postuij'
p
vielding
2
In
cold
and
6.41
in
wa
of
honor.
Utile
Helen
:
g
rilver.
Net
smelter
returns
for
the
Meneghello
was
tralnbearer
and
5
flrt
ten
months
of
thi
rear
were
chfrrI11
3
Mclntyre
was
grooms-
.
5I$U67M7
from
142.117
tons
of
ore
man-
Wedding
March
was;
0
a
compared
with
$1.4035(0
in
the
ajre
I7
"'"Of"
Allen
and
Harold
Forsell.
A
reception
follow-
6.
same
tka
period
of
f
iota
1938
from
156X110
ed
at
the
Good
Eats
Cafe
o
tons.
Grade
of
the
ore
this
year
j
from
gold
has
been
slightly
lower
A.
O.
Robertson,
superintendent
9
and
slightly
higher
in
silver
B
Missouri
mill,
and
Mrs.
1
fiwertsfwi
y;turr,d
to
Stewart
The
radio
station
at
Big
Missouri
tat
after
a
vacation
trip
to
mine
has
been
stepped
uo
in
power
v"oum
and
elsewhere
In
the
to
500
watts
and.
with
sixty
foot
soutn-
i
masts,
will
now
be
able
to
com-
Imunittate
direct
with
the
company's
Mr
an'1
Mrs-
J
MtCntcheon
left
head
office
at
Trail
by
either
wire-
S'-ert
last
week
for
a
thre
less
telegraph
or
radiophone.
R.
O.
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
,
German,
who
has
been
operator
In
and
riwhere
In
the
south.
charge
of
the
Anyox
wireless
sta-
tlon
for
the
Consolldited
Mining
&
Pa'her
Anthony
Meulenberg.
8melting
Co-
is
at
present
in
Prince
Darls
P1151
r
tn
Roman
Catho-Rupert
on
his
wav
to
Stewart
to
,ic
C-
has
returned
to
Stew-j
take
charge
of
the
Big
Missouri
4x1
aIler
a
Tlslt
ln
Prlnce
RPrt.
plant.
I
!
Jack
Urquhart,
formerly
at
Premier
with
the
diamond
drilling
concern
of
Boyles
Brothers,
Is
at
present
at
Singapore
drilling
on
a
property
the
ores
of
which
contain
tin
and
tungsten.
After
running
by
far
the
deepest
drill
hle
ever
sunk
In
the
At'ln
dU-
rifit.
325
feet.
Joe
Knlllvan
and
Miss
J.
Jonasson
has
returned;
to
Prince
Rupert
after
a
visit
at
Premier
with
her
sister.
Mrs.
W.
Tippett.
,
Ernest
Smith
of
the
clerical
staff
of
the
Premier
mine
has
-
Joined
the
Princess
Patricia
Canadian
I'eht
Infantry
regiment
at
Vic-!
torla.
He
left
Premier
recently
with
Ted
Krisin
who
has
joined
the
Frank
Jevne
have
finished
drilling
RoJraI
Canadlan
Air
Force.
j
operations
for
the
reason
on
Upper
,
"
Spruce
Creek.
They
will
return
to
am!'
Morrlce-
postmaster
at
Atlln
earlv
next
snrintr
in
ntraln
olea'
niving
Deen
iasen
sua-
Is
U
confined
confined
to
his
bed
dcrlv
HI
nrnenprt
h.
rn
i.u
they
have
an
option
of
purchase
10
wycra'
days.
j
from
Nell
Forbes,
Harry
McLean.
,
"
"
,
,
tl
f
Walter
Sweet
and
George
Steven-
.
and
M
W:8ur
L
visit
Stewart
this
week
with
the
Anglican
Mission
boat
Northern,
Encouraging
returns
have
been
B'
received
from
a
shipment
of
ore
,
I
recently
made
from
the
old
Coron-
Dally
adTertlsina
m"
the
Dalli
'
'ado
grtiup,
close
to.the
Duthle
mine.
News
is
sure
to'
bring
dally
re-;
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
near
Mills.
-
I
The
6
uougias
i-ay.
for
many
years
rest-1
WTD
conscnpiea.
the
price
will
be
ManlrN1
Pcc
of
oar
gold
was
on-g
dent
mining
engineer
for
the
north-
jttledupon
by
the
government
and
chned
l
57
54-
oer
fine
ounce
g
eastern
mineral
survey
district
with
oen
receive
the
difference
on
London
market
yesterday
;S.htadquarteraJat
H7flton.
faUowing
TfaUdJmtm'nt.ibauM
Hiny
ttit!
"
.
H.
his
transfer
tb
head
office
of
the
We
ra!,e
eD
over
MS
per
ton.
g
department
at
Victoria.
has
been
""einlrrr
a
gross
to
the
leasers
of
2
j
assigned
to
the
Important
task
of
i-uw
ror
the
season"
a-ork.
O
ft.SC
A
.....
.
0
a&scmoung
maienaj
on
lintun
coi-glumbia's
rewurccs
in
the
way
of
es-0
senUal
war
materials.
He
retain
his
duUes
for
the
time
being
at
i
i
.i
p
tci
as
enquirer
in
cnance
oi
me
g
I
port
heai
tern
district
and
will
make
gf
periodical
trips
to
that
district.
medtoat
wpermtendent
of
th
Ilaaatton
Hospital
O.V.R.
TR.iI.N3
j
For
the
Yjl
MoBdajs,
Wednosdays
and
Fridays
6
pm
From
the
F.ast
Tuesday.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
II
pm
.
7.
"
!
occupants
with
the
seats
and
other
lftfU
dl
J
I
movable
parts.
This
car
was
badly
'we
:
.,
danafed
bt
the
ooetipanU
rscsp-
Chulot
l.
I
ad
without
any
more
damage
than
a
bad
shaking
op.
.fan
Katli
p.iMr.
i
uisequan,
is
now
oreakme
and
miumc
an
averatre
of
230:.
...
a
compsaim
of
accosting
a
gtri
!
8b
XlthU;,
,
JJI
a
r....
.
.
tf
all
Rtl..
"Brs
Ah
Ihe
MohaA
With
ri.-j...
'"IMII
ANo
St
,nU
l8l
-cauixo
dr.
and
recently
durtnf
a
frosty
spell
i
lin
j
there
were
many
ear
acrtdfiiU
with
M4lt
hi
.
IroUialOfU
and
with
ears
sliding
off
VsncojVt-
4r
'the
roads
into
the
dltche.
One
"e
Pi.nr,
J
car
went
over
a
hillside
and
rolled
nd
procoVd
over
na
urge
mixing
uo
the
three
,
WtUrttiatfaJ
6RIPPY
C0UG1
Cook
ivith
ELECTRICITY
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fci
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trisj
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aksui.
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MUJ0M
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TFTr
SVis
(0"
M.
Cah-or
$11
Don
HmH
Terms
The
Modern
Way
to
Cook
Better,
More
Economical
Meals
Free
yourself
from
the
drudgery
of
cooking
long
hours
over
an
old-fashioned
stove.
Cook
with
electricity.
The
speed
of
an
electric
stove
will
amaze
you.
In
no
time
at
all
you
have
a
complete
meal
deli
ciously
cooked
with
all
the
precious
juices
and
vitamins
retained.
None
of
the
waste
or
heat
or
dirt
of
old-fashioned
wood
or
coal
stoves.
An
electric
stove
is
economical,
too
costs
less
than
Vic
per
meal
per
person.
And
you'll
like
the
way
your
kitchen
utensils
stay
dean
even
after
con-sum
use.
Buy
an
electric
stove
to-day
and
start
enjoying
the
new
free
hours
it
will
give
you.
it's
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
i
1st
It.
it