S
i
;
t
paqb
ers
Expert
Optical
Service
porta
nee
of
gold
in
the
vrar
effort
k
emntiMlsed
In
the
pros
ram
by
itw
sjVfral
nrnintjc
riaetimix!
tn
RmnsWck
NnWa
F-oOh.
Two
and
thr
in
or
the
tono-
gmnhkvil
nrtifs
hav
ben
aiifni
rri
tn
Rrtttrh
Pnlitmhis
(m
1
Al
bert?,
thw
to
Quebec,
and
two
to
!
Chas.
Dodimead
Optointltht
iu
Ciurje
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
.
VISIT
OUK
HASEMENT
STOKE
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
QUEST
FOR
aiiWV
nrnKnrtnrK
in
UiAhr
uwrh
inr
eel
01(1
for
Ihe
metl
and
to
aid
in
the
mcnte
ctevtowHent
of
active
deposits
The
lutmt
nrnjeet
Is
the
exntoniUon
oi
a
49i00-uare
mil?
area
lying
it
of
James
Bay
in
Quebec.
Two
of
the
seoioeical
nartim
British
Columbia
will
be
creased
in
the
mapping
of
areas
In
which
.
aeDOSiLs
01
mercurv
cr.romite.
iVHNh
R
A
I
S
80ld'
PP"'
and
otncr
minerals
i
17x11
iUljruO
occur,
as
an
aid
to
prospecting'
and
development.
The
areas
are
to
Federal
Parties
To
Give
Attention
be
capped
on
a
4-mlle
scale
and;
To
This
District
nave
a
total
area
of
approximately
i
15.000
square
miles.
Another
part;
'
w,u
re-exam
ne
me
geoiogy
oi
an
OTTAWA,
June
14.-
A
program
tawtani
gold
producing
of
field
work
which
will
comprise
area,
n
to
continue
the
the
mapping
and
examination
or
A:
Rtogll
mapping
of
the
east
hall
many
thousands
of
square
miles
of
mineral
areas
throughout
the
J"
a"sn
tR1Icr
rea
;
whUc
"
the'eSt
hal
J'
Astrong
will
Dominion
is
being
undertaken
this
make
a
the
year
by
the
Mines
and
Geolosy
?'stematJ?
5t"?y,of
mercury
deposits.
He
will
also
con-Ronurces.
Branch.
Department
or
Mines
an.
the
seological
mapping
of
!nue
Ottawa.
A
total
of
trie
irc3,
twenty-seven
geological
parties-
'..,..
several
of
which
are
already
in
C:
S
rd
U,
ncncc
the
eotolcal
mapping
or
the
McCon-partles
the
field,
and
nine
tooo-.raphil
1
rce"
area'
have
been
assigned
th-
work.
A
reature
or
the
program
is
v
E-
fvT-ld
will
continue
the
the
investigation
to
be
made
of
ma",r'nE
or
the
east
half
of
the
possible
oommercial
sources
ot
Ashfirort
area
and
H
M
A
Ricc
tuntcn.
chromlte.
and
mangan-
man
,he
east
nalf
f
he
Hope
esc,
three
or
the
strategic
min-
area
which
artJoins
It
on
the
south,
ruh!
the
production
of
which
in
A
F
Buckham
will
re-examine
Canada
has
been
snail.
Th
im-
tne
Barkerville
gold
b-lt
in
the
uriwo
aisinci.
aince
JU3V
wtini
the
area
was
last
examined,
its
rirtken
at
th
rnuest
of
provincial
government.
a
increase
and
drvrlon-
at
depth
havr
disclose
'rii-tu-s.
he
relationship
of
-h'h
ih
oW
rietwsitlon
not
-Wrly
HeflneH.
A
fnrhr
sfwtv
nf
th
v
thi
rreeary
as
a
guide
tn
development.
A.
C.
Tilt
TI,!
I
anH
an'1
R.
B"
J
J
P:,r,',
ParW
"HH
","
Nova
See!".
t
Thnp-
am
hniit
i
n
t
Pinal
Uitfs
Conducted
Her;
Lale
Alexander
Frbes
of
Prince
Oeorje
t
In
Nw
xi
o
...
.
Th
nroirrt
Is
helne
un-
ti,o
m
i
iuicuoj
niiiiiLRfii.
iviauy
mem
British
Columbia
-h
Vnrth
America,
north
of
U'takcrs
and
ML
Loi,
Judge
TiVA
nf
Ilia
rrrnlr.lr.
T
nni4lM
t
w
I
nrAcilArl
nresideri
at
nt-
th
V.
nmn
.
.
....
...
...
iivt
(di
tin
111
i"xini
Paeksige
for
Package
Sweet
Caps
are
your
best
cigarette
buy!
t
Yf?S
Sir.
VOIir
llOS
cigarette
buj-tlie
greatest
value
for
your
money!
That's
a
big
claim.
Hut
it's
hacked
hy
my
own
experience
and
the
fact
that
more
Canadians
smoke
Sweet
Caps
than
any
other
brand.
They
buy
tiicni
because
they
get
an
cvfra
measure
of
pleasure.
&
do
I.
So
will
yoii.
That's
why
since
you
siiio'te
for
'
pleasure
Sweet
Caps
arc
jour
liest
cigarette
buyl
SWEET
CAPOKAL
VAijuvvAivs
"7
h'mn-sl
J.rm
in
uhi,h
iJ.ur-n
tun
I
.motfj"
'Kiir
h
I-j
v
MonrUy
Wedneidaj.
and
Friday
&
pm
Vram
the
Fast
Tuftsday.
Thursday
and
Saturday
n
p.m
For
Vancouver
Tuesdaj
Thursday
1
Friday
0:30
tun.
I
Saturday
1030
June
11,
14,
21
and
28
4
p
m.
Frem
Vancouver-Sunday
p.m.
Wednesday
io
a.m.
!.
Friday
,.
io
aJn.
1
Saturday
10:30
pjn.
June
6.
9,
16,
23
and
30
a.m.
for
Stewart
and
Premier
1
Sunday
7
p
m
I
Wednesday
2
p.m.
I
ay
2
pm.
From
Stewart
and
Premier
,
,
11
so
are
j
1
Thursday
-.'.
8
t.m
Saturday
8
p.m.
I'nr
ADro
Arm.
Na
Rirer
and
Port
Simpson
cunt-.-
,
pjt
From
Alio
Arm.
Naa
Riter
land
Port
Simpson
Tue.-day
v
u
xi
am
--aiin
rUarlM-lslandt.
June
7,
17
and
28
13
pjn.
From
Oneen
rharl.ittr
Islands-June
0,
17
and
27
0
m
TEE
DAILT
KIWi
THE
CURSED
THING
?C?
,1fcth?,?.rles
0f
cartoons
contributed
to
Canada's
Victorian
Campaign
by
In
the
United
States.
This
is
bjr
William
H.
Summers
of
the
Buffalo
Evening
New?
Masonic
Funeral
Is
Accorded
Him
lor
will
nnrate
t,-
Northwe
Ter.
,,1T
""drr
a
unices
of
jy
Lodge
of
rttntir.
on-in
y.,kon.
rtir
tn
R-
m"?
A
,,trn
Ukp
area
,n
,ne
this
city,
the
funeral
of
the
late
Ueh
Onlumbl.
four
in
AltxHa
op-
'Tin
.'hC
"Tnvinrr
to
Alexander
F,rbc.
whose
remains
u
"nh
In
SMknt-h'n.
one
,n
AfsnltnM
N
later
groin-
werc
browht
here
rrom
Prince
a
,
.
"nl
wrlr
Air
nhntoTrarhv
will
-
:
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
Landings
During
Past
Week
Quite
Substantial
Meetintr
to
be
Held
Here
on
Salmon
Prices
Ml
TT-1ib,lt
lon'lintTS
at
tllO
linrt
nf
Pi-innn
Pimovt
fnv
Mm
the
per-
r'
the
craft,
a-s
frl-nds
gen-
&
:,15'n
Up
tn
and
ineliulinc
ytft'P(lav
totftlloil
fi.lG.-
erally
were
In
attendance.
4
0U1
lis
.IK
rtjvan-(l
x'
ith
7,4
48.01!)
pOUll'ls
at
a
mrros-
u?v.
j.
c.
Jackson,
pastor
of
iimthI:
Firrt
United
Church,
l
Vrw
lUliU
iU,r
'
"
officiated
pt
lnl
:u
nnn
i
!'
1
the
service
in
the
charei
of
n.
c.
i02'10
Pounds
in
comparison
with
;?,o:W.5H)
on-
lids
it
the
same
date
in
1910
wln'In
thr.
rnmi.iin,,
n.r
n
srexate
is
2.C03.400
lvrtmHs
a
nany
the
hTnn.s
which
were
"Lead
a;aint
3.514.119
pduuds.
For
the
Dritlsh
Columbia
and
native
fish-
KlnrilvU2hr
and
"Nearer
My
God
week
endinit
ycterday
landings""'
,
committal
Fcrvice
,.as
wlth
WJ,UnU"1
,f
a
t"tal
of
Cant
John
Wlliiam.
ha.
Uken
M-nlc
rites,
p.
M
Rayner.
vor-
'
'
conslsUnS
ot
334--
ov"
command
of
the
at
earner
Prin-
shlrrnl
master,
and
C.onree
HM1.
030
ncunds
American
and
319.700
cess
Adelaide,
which
was
In
jwrt
chaplain
of
Tyee
Iidae.
were
in
Punls
Canadian
fish.
The
hl?h
Jterday
afternoon,
from
Capt.
charee
of
the
ritualistic
proceed-
price
rf
the
week
for
American
flh
Henry
Anderson-
'"",
-was.
11.4c
and
8.6c
which
the
Wire-
...
.
Pallbearers
were
H.
E.
Altn.
A
i
tJ
,
.
Unln
steamer
Casslar
arrived
in
R.
Nichols.
J.
M.
Walker.
Neil
Mc-
T
.
.
.
'
UnGS
a"fl
nort
morning
at
10
o'clock
to
uonaia.
David
Ritchie
and
Scant
W.
S.
McCormlck.
Mail
Srh.-rfnl,
Ser-
m
1U
,U
"u
o
oc
wnicn
ine
loaa
I'sh
at
the
Atlin
Fisheries
Polaris
and
Mitkof
received
for
The
vessel
left
at
inoon
for
the
catches
of
40.000
pounds
In
each
south-
'
'
case.
Top
price
of
the
week
for
'
Canadian
fish
was
11.2c
and
8.6c
C.NJt.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
whiclv,
the
Kalen
received
for
14,-
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
arrived
In
port
000
nounds
and
the
low
10c
and
8c
at
10"30
yesterday
morning
from
which
the
Annabelle
and
Fanny
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
Ocean
F.
were
paid
for
7,000
and
6,000
Falls
and
sailed
at
3
o'clock
vester-
i-vunua
respecuveiy.
uay
aiierrioon
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
here
this
evening
southbound.
The
ves-A
salmon
canners'
oneratlnn
5el
brought
north
a
fair-sized
list
committee,
with
Sam
W44i
41
Murray
Ui
itXJ
as
543'
.of
passengers
"
'
and
considerable
chairman,
will
be
In
Princ
nnrt
freight
cargo.
i:.iu
noon
wu
rnaay
01
next
week
ror
con-10:30
p.m.
terences
in
connection
wltlt
salmon
prices
for
the
season.
They
will
meet,
among
others,
representa-'
tives
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
Central
Hotel
('rnlral
Hole!
Annex
150
Healed
(looms
Hot
Water
Steam
Baths
Dinlriit
Room
in
Connection
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black.
Proprietress
YES.'
We
Repair
Water
Pipes.
Krnf,,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
Etc
Oil
nurners
Cleaned
..
HJ&n
Chimneys
Swept
13.50
HANDY
MAN
HOME
''
SERVICE
I'hone
RUCK
733
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
.13T
(OM)
SEAL
Kancy
Red
Snckcyc
IMNKSEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
P"hrd
by
the
only
lmon
ratininc
rompany
with'
an
all
Ihr
near
round
payroll
In
Pniire
Rupert
RELAXATION
FOR
WOMEN
.Mornings
and
Nights
Crowded
With
Work,
Hence
Demand
In
Shops
For
Afternoon
Frocks
Hy
ALISON
SKTTLK
LONDON.
June
14:
(CP-To
the
Kulish
women
the
choice
of
afternoon
frocks
Is
something
for
more
exciting
than
the
choice
of
her
tweeds
or
topcoat.
And
this
excitement
Is
emphasized
by
the-recent
clothes
rationing
orders,
of
the
government,
applied
not
only
as
a
"problem
of
material"
but
also
"r
nroblem
of
factories
and
plants
which
we
have
to
turn
over
from
the
necessities
of
peace
to
the
ne
cessities
of
war."
,
Do
vou
aik
why
the
Entt8hwo-
jman,
in
the
mldU
of
war.
has
need
of
afternoon
dresses
and
why
she
Is
not
hard
at
work
through
the
I
mf
ternoon?
What
neetf
haj
she
for
teatime
and
bridge
lrocks'
The
answer
Is
that
the
woman
more
than
30
are
for
the
most
part
working
In
the
mornings
and
again
In
the
evenings
and
have
the
afternoon
for
leisure.
And
the
reason
for
that
Is
they
are
engaged
In
;
canteen
work.
;
Married
Women's
Work
j
While
young
glrfc
go
Into
the
Army.
Navy
or
Air
Force
women's
auxiliary
services,
or
work
In
the
:
munitions
factories,
drive
car
and
ambulance,
married
women
with
;
homes
and
children
to
look
nfter
take
charge
of
Innumerable
can-,
teens
which
must
be
kept
open
for
(regular
soldiers,
for
the
Home
Guard
i
the
unoaid
home
defence
soldiers)
as
well
aa
for
firefighters,
at'alrficlds
and
the
like.
These
women
shon
for
th
pan
.
teens
In
the
mornings,
make
and
i
serve
sandwiches,
g0
home
for
llunch
with
the
children,
have
the
afternoon
for
rest
and
recreation
.
and
then
spend
the
evenings
sland-linjt
once
more
In
the
canteens
!
cooking,
serving,
washing
up
and
listing
tomorrow's
purchases
!
That
Is
why
the
afternoon
dress
still
plays
an
Important
part
in
!the
dress
collections
of
Loudon,
tne
designing
centre.
Let
us
then
turn
the
spotlight
on
what
Is
bc-jlng
bought
and
wont,
j
The
blouse
has
come
jo
decid-tely
ba.k
to
favor,
worn
with
a
!
dressy
little
suit,
that
oue
must
,divkle
the
afternoon
moae
Into
two
paits.
the
dresses
(which
usually
have
a
brief
Jacket
designed
iwith
them)
and
the
suit
with
blouse.
Trend
Of
Cut
'
D;e-sfi
all
feature
the
liour-glass
moulding
of
the
figure,
with
slim
shoulders
and
softly
draped
skirt,
the
fulness
mainly
to
the
fiont.
The
hourglass
moulding
Is
made
clcse
fitting
elth-r,
by
zipper
fastenings
under
both
arrm.
or
by
shirring
and
draping
round
the
figure
to
give
a
poured-ln
look.'
Even
the
suits
have
a
raised
cor-solet
skirt
line
to
achieve
the
effect.
There
Is
agreat
deal
of
fine
tucking
by
hand
diamond
tucking
In
the
cn
of
some
dresses,
including
the
Queen's
new
models.
This
hand
tucking
can
be
graduated
so
that
the
figure
Is
moulded
closely
round
the
centre
and
then
released
Into
a
softly
full
skirt,
j
Tie
silks
are
much
used
for
af-:
ternoon
dre?ses
which
are
not
of
the
tea-da
n?e
type.
Women
day
bridge
In
them
or
go
visiting:
yel-
2
Ehcvr.,
k
Fcatarr
at
7
Talk:
TOXltl
1
UlAKiir
CHAPLl
'"IlisNj,,
THE
GRRA
DICTATOR
Addrd
'uld
Duck
i
J
MUMral
Moment.
:
Comiin
Mon.
-
TuTl
"MCE
GIST
low
and
o.
x
green.
b.u::it
&.
and
violei
are
c..
ation
wnc
r.
dress
co.;c-'..
x
throat'.inc
.o
c-
"
cut
throat
,.;
cravat
f.u
childishly
tuw
round
am
j
i
the
slop:r,
?
.
.
higher
throi
,
ded
shoudrr
discreetly
(.ci-
j
Head
of
Knii
Templar
Speal
lir.J
Ontario
Man
(iim
Hi,
Of
Ornaniialion
,j
n
(I
Lonkin;
In
Kr-im
outsider
xi:
vhosf
n
-
J
fario
!,
r
years
a.)-ber
')
Ma'n
Can"t,,
leci'"
1
c
at
Be
befor
r-Club
'
He
giv
-
're
'
the
Ro'
i:
r.
actlvit
irv
Mr
D:a
'
"
he
r"v
n'
1
1
;
t
K'nt-l''1'
Temrlai
T
Tiiffi
'V
1
dip
Pr-n-
f
rr
-for
Vw'i
r
ttnrlrtrefls
ol
f
1
In
the
n.i
'v
umn
Rnd
bp
r
nd
r
BASEPAII
Sunday
A
rropolis
Hill
.fonipoMl'H
1:30
p.m.
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