Prince
Uuprrt
Monday
"March
4,
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LARGE
POSSIBILITIES
INDICATED
FOR
OPERATION
OF
BERTON
GOLD
MINES
LIMITED,
NP.L.
A
LARGE
PROPERTY
IMMEDIATE
PROGRAM
High
erade
shipments
have
been
made
from
Vfins
5
and
G,
near
the
centre
of
the
property.
To
the
North,
up
the
miun-tain,
other
veins
are
known,
the
projected
extension
of
which
can
be
reached
at
depth
from
present
workings.
To
the
South,
down
the
hill,
are
several
veins,
showing
high
grade
possibilities,
and
to
be
included
in
a
depth
-
development
program.
To
the
West
are
known
veins
and
fractures
to
be
explored,
in
the
light
of
present
geological
knowledge.
To
the
East
the
showings
on
the
Crater
Gioup
of
8
claims
have
been
little
more
than
sampled.
The
21-claim
property
provides
ample
scope
for
a
long-range,
extensive
plan
of
operations.
up
on
Fort
Carry
Coffee'!
Extension
of
drift
on
No.
0
Vein
in
ore.
Drifting
on
north
-
south
fracture
on
No.
2
level
135
feet
estimated,
to
cut
downward
extension
of
rich
ore
in
No.
5
Vein.
Continuation
of
this
drift
a
further
250
feet
to
cut
the
downward
extension
of
No.
0
Vein
in
rich
ore
at
an
additional
depth
of
.200'
feet.
Extension
of
No.
3
adit
diift
100
to
200
feet
iivtlve,
high
grade
ore
of
No.
3
and
No.
1
Veins,
Conti
actors
are
now
on
the
ground
carrying
out.
this
work,
as
outlined,
100
profit
on
issued
capital
might
easily
be
realixed
A
.
.
.
warn
w.
-.
u
of
this
immediate
pro-
gram.
THEY
GET
RESULTS
Continued
improvement
for
the
last
40
feet
of
drifting
on
No.
6
Vein
has
resulted
In
a
commercial
assay
of
$27.72
per
ton
In
gold
over
a
width
of
2
feet,
and
indicates
"that
the
rich
ore
of
No.
6
Vein
lies
immediately
ahead.
SUCCESS
in
any
ONE
of
the
above
objectives
would
place
the
operation
above
the
need
of
further
financial
public
support,
as
the
high
grade
ore
from
this
property
can
be
shipped
with
or
without
milling.
From
the
short-term
outlook,
or
the
long-term
possibilities,
the
Company
believes
this
to
be
.an
outstanding
speculative
opportunity.
Shares
still
available
at
25
Cents
Per
Share
The
Company
has
issued
a
well
illustrated
booklet
with
maps
showing
location,
holdings,
and
work
dane.
This
will
be
mailed
free
to
prospective
buyers,
and
without
obligation.
Or
copies
may
be
secured
at
the
Company's
office.
Berton
Gold
Mines
LIMITED,
X.P.L,
Telephone
.MArine
C955
Rooms
18-129
815
WEST
HASTINGS
STREET
-
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
A
prospectus
has
been
issued
and
filed
with
the
registrar
of
Companies
at
Victoria,
B.C..
as
of
the
9th
of
July.
1945.
A
copy
thereof
will
be
furnished
to
every
person
who
subscribes
or
applies
for
any
such
shares.
TRY
OUR
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Dallhus
NAUTICAL
CHARTS
Alt
charts
now
available
slock
complete
Agents
for
ltRmsil
ADMIRALTY,
US.
GOVERNMENT,
CANADIAN
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New
Canadian
Charts
3705
Morse
Basin.
3719
Inlets
in
Campania
and
Princess
Royal
Is.
S721
Harbours
On
West
Coast
Pitt
Is.
372S
Mlllbank
Sound
and
Approaches,
INTERMEDIATE
BASKETBALL
Co-ops
and
Ro-Me-IIi
In
Saturday
Night's
Games
Co-ops
put
up
a
good
fight
against
Savoys
In
the
Intermediate
League
basketball
game
Saturday
night?
but
were
ended
out
by
the
hotel
men
at
the
final
whisitle
on
the
short
end
of
a
36
to
28
score.
High
scorer
was
Davis
with
18
points
followed
toy
Johnson
of
Co-ops
with
10.
Since
their
recent
victory
over
Macey's
the
Co-ops
have
been
showing
considerably
more
fight.
Savoys
Davis
18,
II.
Holkestad
8,
Leland,
Vuckovich,
Arney
10,
Eby.
Alexander.
Total,
36.
Co-ops
Bussey
1,
Sheppard
9,
Johnson
10,
Thompson
2,
Vler-eck
6,
Menzles.
Total,
28.
Macey's
just
could
not
stop
the
Rainmakers
in
the
.second
game
of
the
evening
and
Bo-Me-Hi
whitewashed
the
restauranteurs
46
to
25.
The
students
stormed
the
basket
right
and
left
and
centre
Jim
Porman,
hitting
his
old
stride,
was
the
star
of
the
game,
netting
17
points.
Jim
showed
.some
fancy
shooting
and
could
not
be
stopped.
The
lead
was
kept
by
the
school
all
the
way
and
was
never
broken.
High
man
for
Macey
was
Hol&siad
with
11
points.
Bo-Me-Hi
Forman
17
Frank
James
4,
Hartwlg
3,
J.
James3,
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Waving
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Culture
In
all
its
branches
206
4th
Street
:
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655
For
Your
FOUNDATION
GARMENT
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II?
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Ave.
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Opposite
YUCA
PRINCE
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BC
ANDY
ANDERSON
PAINTING
&
PAPERHANGING
-
633
Tatlow
Street
Phone
Green
937
(After
7
pjn.)
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
Phone
Green
488
Evening
Green
337
RUDY
YORK
SIGNED
UP
SARASOTA,
Florida
The
last
Boston
Red
Sox
hold-out.
slugging
Rudy
York,
checked
into
the
Sox
camp
at
Sarasota,
Florida,
yesterday
and
reported
to
Manager
Jce
Cronin
that
he
was
as
he
put
It
"virtually
signed."'
York
indicated
that
his
salary
differences
were
so
slight
thai
he
didn't
expect
any
difficulties
coming
to
an
agreement
with-General
Manager
Eddie
Collines
Lavigne
3,
Miller
2,
Thompson
8,
Clcc&ne
8.
Total,
46.
'
Macey's
R.
Holkestad
11,
Hougan
3,
Murray
5,
Pierce
4,
Cruickshank
4.
Menile
1,
Tens,
Ormlston
4,
Ola
f
son.
Total.
25.
In
the
Junior
League
opener
Watts
&
Nickerson
were
taken
into
camp
by
Gyro
13
to
10.
Iv
was
a
slow
game
with
close
checking.
Hig
hman
was
Mostad
with
six
points.
Watts
&
Nickerson
Flaten
4,
Skog,
Sherk,
Intermela.
Nord-gaard
2,
Graham,
Davidson
4.
Total,
10.
Gyro
Sunberg
2.
Ilou-ran
3,
Mostad
6,
Lawrie,
Moore.
Piercr.
Shier
2,
Forbes,
Total.
13.
thm
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yu
ar
forced
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all
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and
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Work
P.O.
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eteu
Income
Tax
Returns
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Block
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p.o.
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in
Sports
The
dates
for
a
Canadian
Professional
Golfers'
Association
open
taurnunent
at
Winnipeg
have
been
confirmed
by
Fred
Corcoran,
tournament
manager
of
the
Professional
Golfers'
Association
of
America.
The
honorary
president
o
fthe
Canadian
Assocatlan,
Emlle
Collette,
announced
at
Montreal
that
he
had
received
word
that
the
dates
for
the
tournament,'
from
August
8
to
the
11,
would
be
suitable
to
the
American
players.
Tftese
dates
are
to
fit
in
with
the
open
tournament
to
be
played
the
previous
week
at
St.
Paul,
Minnesota
and
the
annual
P.CJV.
tournament
at
Portland.
Oregon,
which
will
be
played
a
week
after
the
Winnipeg
tournament.
Mr.
Collette
mid
that
Earl
Morris,
tournament
manager
of
the
C.P.GA.,
had
been
notified
of
the
confirmation
and
that
final
arrangements
are
to
be
completed
by
Mr.
Morris
with
the
Winnipeg
sponsors.
Fred
J.
(Mickey)
lorl,
crack
professional
hockey
referee,
and
two
players.
Lawrence
BWy
Northcott
cf
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
and
Gus
Marker
of
th?
Tarcnto
Mable
Leafs,
were
honored
with
gifts
between
periods
of
the
Chicago-Toronto
National
Hockey
Lea-rue
game
seven
years
ago
troipht
The
gifts
were
pres-enied
by
admirers
from
their
hometowns
WILLIE
PEP
WINS
FIGHT
Knrrked
Out
Jimmy
McAllister
i
in
Second
Round
Friday
Night
NEW
YORK
The
New
York
;
ui
the
world's
feather-u
-!,:
bjxing
championship.
W
P(p.
knocked
out
Jimmy
l
McAllister
in
the
second
round
i
id
their
scheduled
10-round
bout
in
Madison
square
Garden
in
Nevt
York
Friday1
night.
This
was
thesecond
bout
betweeu.the.
two
HshUrs.
In
th?
first,
last
Decemt
bsr.
the
two
bxr.led
to
a
draw.
Pep.
-who
cOTBfiss
from
'
Hart-fard.
Connecticut,
caustat
uo
after
two
minutes
and
frty-four'
seconds
of
he
second
round.
CHARGED
WITH
TREACHERY.
(Continued
r.tm
Page
1
a
Canadian
.
prisoner,
Private
John
Friesen
of
the
Winnipeg
Grenadiers,
a
stat$i.ea
said.
Tugby
faces
nineteen
charges
of
collaboration
with
.
the
Japanese,
securing
mote
than
his
share
cf
Red
Cross
parcels,
im
-properly
depriving
fellow
prisoners
of
Red
Cross
comforts,
stealing,
improperly
exercising
disciplinary
powers
on
prisoners,
five
charges
of
assault
and
nine
of
striking
fellow
prisoners.
The
trials
will
be
open
to
the
public
1
Molasses
Muffins
Make
News!
So
sugar!
Ko
shortening!
And
they're
wonderful!
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to
fut
mixture.
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fiour,
soda
&bl
salt
tugeUier;
ooinbine
ilh
All-Brai
mixture.
Kill
creased
muffin
pans
tw-thirjs
fulL
IVake
in
modrnte
o-en
(4O0F.)
about
20
KEEP
"REGULAR"
NATURALLY
GEORGE
DAWES
AUCTIONEEER
and
VALUATOR
SALES
CONDUCTED
TO
SUIT
YOUR
CONVENIENCE
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS
PACKED
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SHIPPED
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University
of
British
Columbia
fromPage6?)
'
t
t
'
she
actually
goes
out
to
give
a
group
of
theatre
enthusiasts
seme
real
direction.
"For
variety
av
your
next
month's
club
meeting
don't
overlook
the
possftjillry
u!
showing
a
film,
either
educational
or
pure
cnteralnment.
Write
to
us
for
a
catalogued
over
500
subjects.
If
you
are
music-lovers
ask
for
'the
catalogue
of
our
record
library
containing
both
classical
muslr
and
variety
dance
music.
'
The
community
as
a
whole
will
benefit
by
the
expanding
interest
and
life
of
the
individuals
and
groups
which
compose
It.
The
extension
depurimenr
5s
ajao
greatly
concerned
with
de-veteping
local
communities
In
all
aspects
of
their
social
and
economic
life.
We
look
forward
to
the
day
when
towns
will
write
freely
to
4he
university
for
help
on
practical
problems
like
uses
for
natural
resources,
suggestions
for
new
industries,
or
the
organization
of
recreation.
Then
students
would
have
the
chance
to
apply
some
of
their
knowledge
in
the
service
of
the
people.
"Recently
some
citizens
of
Port
Alberni
explained
that
they
were
otganutlng
a
civic
centre
tout
didn't
know
very
much
about
how
it
should
be
operated.
We
contacted
the
Department
of
Social
Service
immediately
and
arranged
a
two-day
institute
on
Community
Centres.
We
expected
to
get
about
30
people
to
attend.
Two
hundred
turned
u?
and
plenty
more
were
unable
t:
get
all
the
way
to
Vancouver.
Perhaps
we
should
put
on
another
Institute
in
another
locality.
Come
to
think
of
it.
why
not
Prince
Rupert?
Well,
that
is
up
to
you.
"Which
brings
me
vo
another
point.
The
extension
department
is
supported
by
the
people
of
the
province".
We
are
located
Ib
Vancouver
and.
although
we
send
enormous
amounts
of
material
to
all
parts,
we
have
to
SlteiK
that
we
do
a
lot
more
for
tie
folk
near
our
office:
eve-ning
chmes
in
everything
from
music
aooreriation
to
fianish
and
short
course
on
seed
growing,
cannlnc.
and
personnel
ad-
Col.
McGregor
At
Hockey
bame
Lieut.
Col.
Jonn
McGregor
V.C..
who
came
from
Terrace
rand
Prince
Rupert
to
the
First
Great
War
to
winjhe
Empire'
highest
military
award
and
who
was
officer
'
commanding
the
Second
Battalion
of
Prince
Rupert
in
World
War
II,
was
in
Toronto
Saturday
night
and
attended
the
National
Hockey
League
game
at
the
Maple
Leat
Gardens.
He
was
introduced
from
the
gondola
by
Foster
lie
wltt
in
the
national
hockey
broadcast
and
Prince
Rorert
friends
were
interested
to
hear
j
the
air
incident
It
was
the
fim
I
time
Col
MeGresor
had
attend-rd
such
a
game
minute.
Makes
15
delicious
muffins.
Att-Bntn't
toaf-lcd,
nut-like
goodness
m&kra
these
tender
muffins
some
iA
1l
mw
drfenout
you
rrr
put
i
pat
tjf
butter
on
!
And
they're
narked
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