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The
request
is
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that
the
government
carry
out
,
during
the
spring
and
summer
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a
campaign
of
control
through
aerial
spraying
such
as
proven
effective
in
other
part
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Rid
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Of
Mosquitoes,
Flies
Mosquitoes
.and
black
lies
may
not
be
such
a
plague
in
certain
parts
of
the
central
interior
henceforth
if
the
provincial
government
meets
with
a
request
that
is
being
made
by
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
You
Sr.w
it
In
Trie
News.
Advertise
l
:be
Daily
New
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"
V
V
YOU
AINT
SEEN
NOTHING
YET!
..a
ally
feasible
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concentration
of
scientin,
See
Wallace's
Special
Xmas
Gift
Suggestions
REDUCED
25
33'
50
OFF
Limited
Quantities
-
Hurry
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
ore.
Whatever
method
of
financinr
Is
chosen,
the
future
cf'expk.ra-
MISS
TRUMAN
WINS
OPERATIC
TRIBUTES
Margaret
Truman,
daughter
of
the
president,
is
shown
smiling
triumphantly
with
Vladmir
Golschtmmn,
conductor,
after
he
enthusiastically
received
conceit
appearance
with
the
St.
Louis
symphony
orchestra.
Among
the
concert
guests
were
her
mother
and
Vice-President
Barkley.
Thunderous
applause
called
Miss
Truman
back
for
two
encores.
Hon
is
largely
i
Ule
hands
ot
m,,!:?
n
in
Ult
n
illlBIlglll
ANNOUNCEMENT
Sidney
Gonkk,
Optometrist
Graduate
of
Los
Amreles
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Complete
Visual
Analysis
Classes
Prescribed
When
Necessary
College
of
Optometry
is
pleased
to
announce
that
he
has
opened
permanent
offices
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
practice
of
Optometry
in
Rooms
23
and
24.
1J
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iraln,
TODAY
4
that
huge
geological
formation
are
known.
Thl'
constitutes
a
challenge
to
exploration
engineers
and
geologists.
MORE
SCIENCE
NEEDED
"There
Is
a
growing
need
for
more
scientific
methods
of
prospecting,"
he
said.
"We
muat
develop
methods
which
will
give
us-an
idea
of
the
underlying
rock
in
areas
covered
by
muskeg
and
heavy
overburden."
Illustrating
the
chances
against
any
property
being
brought
into
production
on
a
paying
ba.-;i.s,
Mr.
ta'oore
declared
that
records
of
Ontario
mines
show
that
only
one
out
of
every
480
urrives
at
a
state
where
It
shows
a
bare
operating
profit
and
only
one
out
of
1,500
develops
into
a
genuinely
paying
producer.
"The
initial
cost
of
btinaing
a
mine
into
production
Is
about
Sa.OOO
for
each
ton
of
ore,
no
you
can
understand
that
heavy
canl-
tal
expenditures
are
Involved.
It
is
really
risk
capital."
Since
scientific
prospecting
methods
and
large
expenditures
are
necessary,
devlopmcnt
com
panies
look
favorably
only
on
prospects
which
Indicated
highly
concentrated
ore
bodies
of
large
size.
Development
plans
often
hinge
on
reports
of
engineers
and
gologists,
and
often
the
reports
of
different
experts
differ.
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
chooses
to
finance
its
properties
by
Itself,
although
i
some
companies
allow
public
par
ticipation
by
selling
shares,"
he
said.
"Often
a
prospector
with
a
likely
claim
will
go
to
a
broker
and
a
mine
will
be
financed
com
pletely
bv
Dublic
siihscrli.t
ion
If,
Its
stocks.'
Mr.
Moore
told
of
a
lead-zinc
property
in
northern
Alberta
which
had
been
known
to
exist
for
more
than
half
a
century,
but
which
is
now
being
developed
by
Consolidated
and
associated
com-
ponies
only
after
scientific
ex
ploration
indicated
an
economic-
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or
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and
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Complete,
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Efficient
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call
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Thursday
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Film
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the
contributing
or
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are
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good
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30
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Prince
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midnight.
Nov.
7
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Princess
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3
Nov.
25
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Nov.
14
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a.m.
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