mile
west
of
tht
camp.
Bhe
ai
investigation
held
by
C(J
already
dead,
having
been
shot
.
Oreg
White
In
the
Court
i
in
the
stomach
making,
a
ter-
at
Burns
Lake,
tn.
...
j
Prince
Rupcit
Duily
News
Friday,
January
ll,
1952
Delved
Deep
Hunting
r
i
Northern
B.C.
Mining
Moving
Ahead
Again
rlble
wound.
It
was
cviurnv
uiit.iuvnu
ueyona
a
doubt
i
the
wound
had
been
accidentally
death
had
been
accidental
self-infilcted
as
she
had
stumbled
1
over
a
windfall
and
fell
Into
the
In
ancient
Orcck
amphJ
Tragedy
Into
Science
snow.
um.s
nr.M
n
rows
eent-i
Lloyds
Medal
Valued
Award
By
PHILIP
RAY
wrr
were
riisnifinnri
cushioned
frt.
for
.v..
t
1
w
BURNS
LAKE
A
middle-aged
Tne
RCMP'
were
on
the
scene
1.
1
V
Canadian
Research
Covered
Wide
Field
in
Past
Year
woman
namea
uei
at
10:30
next
morning
Fifteen
Properties
Employing
000
Men
Asbestos
Important
came
here
some
time
ago
from
Prince
George
and
had
been
.
1
11
11
OTTAWA
(CP)
-Canada's
Na-
tional
Research
Council
roamed
woiking
in
a
logRlng
camp
near
widely
through
Vie
universe
of
Tatalrose,
fifty
miles
south
of
From
gradual
development
in
the
last
thrco
1
1
Itanml.
.jlJ
-
i
.1
i
.1
l-
!j
,
i
Q,I
Itc
uvnnrtc
t
..I.-
nmc
Iha
uiftmi
flf
&
Lloyds
bub-Ayenl
at
prince
Kuperi
Lloyd's
Medal
or
Meritorius
Service,
awarded
to
Capt.
Kurt
CarLsen
of
the
freighter
Flying
Enterprise,
is
bestowed
by
the
committee
of
Lloyd's
upon
ships'
officers
and
others
who,
by
ex-
in
central
and
nortnern
unusn
Uu-,"
years,
mining
J
'
b
.
.
..
reached
Into
Lelds-as
varied
is
hunlini;
tratjedy.
;
I
lumbia
IS
entering
its
richest
year
and
IS
Well
anaivi:ing
the
air
of
distant!
Sne
was
an
expert
rifle
shot
established
as
one
of
the
main
industries
north
of
."JLf
Tu
?',d.S
SL'
n
1
J
IliailllUlO
rtllVI
......
-
11
lr
HU(,C3
unu
w.
Iter
anti-freeze
for
car
engines.
:
arv
g,
she
left
the
Bauman
Log-
Lraoroioarv
ext
1
nuns,
nave
uoii-
t
P
tributed
to
the
preservation
of
latitude
o4.
er
mine
in
tne
Atlln
district
The
council,
the
government
olng
camp
armed
with
a
ju-o
m
of
all
kinds
brought
gold-panning
prospect-i
whi:h
lasl
yenr
produced
9,000
i
agency
for
co-ordinating
scien-
rifle
but,
as
she
did
not
return
on
The
medal,
now
struck
in
sil-
or.Mrom
the
south
mining
devel-
ounces.'
:
tine
studies,
summarized
its
19ai
time.
Hans
Olson
accompanied
ver
and
bronze,
has
changed
In
"oped,
then
slumped
during
de-!
.
This
mine
is
unique
in
that
It
,
work
in
a
year-end
statement
by
Joe
Bauman,
went
out
to
look
desisrn
three
times
since
its
in-
nsion
years
and
only
lately
jw
the
only
underground
placer
;
today,
and
it
Indicated
defence
for
her.
They
found
her
about
a
miiw
of
such
proportions
in
and
Uelcnce
production
were
in
stitution
in
1893.
The
original
has
seen
revival
again
In
this
meaal
was
a
bronze
star,
with
area
Today
there
are
15
operat-1
North
America.
Digging
is
done
the
forelrom
oi
its
activities.
fl0St
-research
5tation
at
an
un-
bluc
and
red
ribbon.
In
July
1900
tng
mines
employing
more
than
j
l
underground
where
gravel
But
the
versatile
scientists
of
the
named
!ocaUon,
this
was
changed
to
a
silver
900
men
and
several
more
mines
!
shovelled
from
an
old
river
council
ranged
into
many
other
In
the
flcid
0f
applied
biology.
,
,
,
1
with
with
blue
blue
and
ana
silver
silver
rib-
no-
are
are
under
under
way.
way,
including
much
"
i""1-"
mims
aiwi.
N
R
c
scientists
came
up
with
jv.ii,
arc
woim-u
hi
una
u.xa,
uiuomj
On
On
the
the
atomic
atomic
front,
front,
the
the
coun
coun-1
,,m,
f,,,i
rii.si-overie.s.
oon.
In
April
1913
the
medal
exploration
and
p
r
0
s
p
ec
1
1
n
g
was
made
circular
and
bore
the
work.
uy
IIIUIVIUUUIO
U11U
(JUlLllCia
Ull
a
small
scale.
"The
whole
picture,
however,
cil
announced
me
uucovi-ry
m
I
One
was
a
new
method
of
mak-
two
new
isotopes-radio-active
I
cUr,c
acld
from
sugar.beet
j
particles
useful
in
mustryond
Another
was
a
means'
Back
In
the
city
following
a
nntnUU
tnnr
r.f
n.tl.PC
In
his
His-
med.cme
at
the
Chalk
River
to
show
a
steady
increase
trict;
Provincial
Mines
Inspector
fec
definite
crest
of
the
Corporation
01
Lloyd's,
and
in
June
1933
the
design
was
altered,
and
the
......1
no
Dears
the
arms
of
,uc
Coipjration
of
Lloyd's.
in
production
and
a
ex
:
HANDBAGS
na
of
Improving
the
llavor
retain-1
ing
qualities
of
some
vegetable
1
oils,
though
the
council
noted
j
this
was
at
the
expense
of
some
pile.
These
were
"Calclum-41"
and
"AcUnium-229,"
which
have
a
radio-active
"half-life"
respec
pansion
of
the
industry,
with
the
greatest
jump
within
the
last
three
years,"
summarizes
Mr.
Bennett.
of
the
nutrition
valuu
1
-
Selected
Shorts
and
Cartoon
TOTEM
tively
of
120
00U
years
and
GO
j
minutes.
1
wiu'tner
practical
uses
have
1
been
louud
lor
the
new
Isol
pcs
I
was
not
indicated.
In
Its
defense
work,
the
comi-jcil
concentrated
largely
on
aeronautical,
building
and'
radar
r-
....,,,.,,1.
...r
c.i.in.vnti
in
oirr'ifl
Railway
shippers
of
food
will
benefit
from
a
few
other
developments.
Construction
lOhanges
in
refrigerator
cars'
keuukcrs
and
air-circulation
systems
will
drop
their
temperature
by
five
degrees.
The
council
said
the
J.
H.
Bennett
foels
northern
B.C.
is
iaciiiT
a
great
span
of
development
ahead.
ASBESTOS
One
of
the
most
promising
and
striking
projects
is
the
McDame
Creek
asbestos
property
which,
says
Mr.
Bennett,
has
been
worked
on
all
summer
and
is
proving
exceptionally
high
grade
fibre.
McDame
Creek
is
located
some
50
miles
southwest
of
Lower
Post.
A
highway
to
the
property
connecting
with
the
Alaska
Highway
Is
expected
to
be
used
this
New
Divisional
Engineer
Here
1
To
Compliment
Your
5
New
Outfit!
J
Colors,
slyics
and
prices
J
that,
invite
the
most
exact-
a
H
ing
cu.
tomers.
I
WALLACE'S
1
m
Donrtrrfnt
Store
I
.iiikmi-
ri.HiTH
Thru)
rt
WELDING
(iovcrnment
Certified
Operators
IIi;h
Pressure
Tanks
Refrigeration
Stacks
and
Fire
Escapes
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
TO
SATURDAY
Eves.
7-9
Sot.
j
p.m.
-
Mat.
2
p
railways
have
adopted
the
In-
j
"
novations.
I
In
Its
chemistry
studies,
the
Tlie
appointment
of
JH
Spi-'
development,
the
council
put
cer
as
division
engineer,
Smtthers
1
wind
tunncl
,mo
oporaUon
a
S!ll!M!l?llll1llli'!ll!!l'i;illl!!l!i,il!!'ll1ll"!l!!!!!i!,!lj!;
!l
ii.:!iii:!iii.wii!.;i.;iii!isii.ii.ii:raiii'uji,iiii!!i:;iHi:
uivi.Muii,
vdiiduuu
,
,,,.,
-,
speeds
.,,,u
up
,m
tn
ffvA
t
linos
council
brought
out
a
rain-
re
Railways,
is
announced
by
C.
A
orelEerner,
superintendent.
Mr.
Spi-
summer
tor
trucKing
oui
-1st
E.
Phone
Green
884
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS
I
If
you
have
missed
your
we.
speeu
oi
ouu.m.
pellant
paint
for
airplane
wind-
In
the
field
of
radar,
the
screens
that
already
is
outsell-council
reported
progress
with-
U,K
available
production.
It
workout
disclccing
details
on
its
ap-
j
ed
on
fire-resistant
paint,
moth-plication
to
artillery
fire
con-
j
proofing
of
fabrics
and
the
im-trol
and
in
the
detective
of
air-1
nrovement
of
antl-freeze.
concentrates.
A
mill,
however,
is
:
cer
will
make
his
headquarters
to
be
Installed
there
for
refining!
in
Prince
Rupert
where
he
suc-asbestos
for
shipment
direct
tocecds
R.
C.
"Bob"
Davidson,
manufacturers.
i
Born
in
Moose
Jaw,
Sask.,
John
"Beyond
a
doubt,
this
is
one!
Howard
Epicer
is
a
graduate
in
of
the
greatest
asbestos
finds
in
'
civil
engineering
of
the
Univer-
a
;
Probini?
the
heavens
in
the
ciau.
11
saiu
a
a
new
new
design
design
01
01
sity
of
Manitoba,
and
served
meaium-range
rauar
usea
in
me
;
interests
of
"pure"
science,
the
Canada,"
says
the
mines
lnspec
tor.
wth
the
RCAF
during
the
world
;oeconu
wunu
wui
now
is
gois
:
council's
astro-physicians
stud-
paper,
please
phone
your
.
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
your
newsboy's
name,
call
the
office
before
5
p.m.
ItOI
IK
1
Alan
Laird,
;rern
1'3
!
war.
He
began
tns
railway
car-:"11"
.uwulhuh.
um
among
otner
tnings,
tne
at-
IIAZEI.TON
1
eer
as
an
instrument
man
anu
i
With
the
defence
of
the
north
.
mu.sphei
es
of
the
far-off
plants
Meanwhile,
Central
B.C.
mines
iater
served
as
assistant
engin-
1
growing
in
importance,
the
coun-
j
Uranus
and
Neptune.
They
found
!ri
woiking
on
a
larger
scale
eer
at
Vancouver
and
Winnipeg
:
cil
continued
studies
on
the
best
1
hydroiren
is
abundant
in
them.
than
ever
before.
Silver
Standard
and
as
acting
division
engineer
means
of
building
in
that
area,
j
Another
continuing
study
was
ivk
m
.
(t-
si
at
Pert
Arthur
and
Winnipeg.
tops
the
list
in
this
area
and
last
year
was
the
province's
sec
No
specific
findings
were
report-!
that
of
the
cosmic-ray
bombarded,
but
the
council
said
plans
tment
of
the
earth,
still
largely
are
being
made
for
a
"perma-
a
myttery
to
the
scientists.
Wall.
and
Ntekersnn's
to
Frfeell'
Mr
tors:
Pulton
Sitr;
VAM
Ol
VER
VICTORIA
Chilcotin
8
p.m.
January
20
Chi'.cotin
midnight
Januaiy
13
and
27
Camosun
Tuesday.
12
Noon
MCE'
ARM,
STEW
ART
AND
51fi-t,()0;
6th
Ave.
West
fiUI)
and
700
Flocks
ItOlTK
2-ltalpli
Olsrn.
Klue
72X
Herman
Street;
1430
(ilh
Kast
to
S-'al
Cove
ItOI
TK
3
Victor
Maskulak.
Lit
Ave.
West
248-1U77:
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
NOTICE
2nrl
Ave,
West
041
-1028
uiriu.
f'ri..cH's
My!ors
to
c:ul
of
Jr
inn
t'th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
of
lite
Public
notice
is
hereby
given
to
the
eleclurs
ond
highest
dividend
payer.
Other
mines
at
Hazelton
are
the
Red
Rose
and
Rocher
De-boule,
operated
by
Western
Uranium.
Considerable
work
was
done
at
the
Red
Rose
last
summer
and
the
company
hopes
to
be
rolling
steadily
this
winter.
The
property
is
mainly
tungsten.
American
Standard
is
not
yet
In
operation
but
shaft
sinking
is
continued
and
some
high-grade
ore
has
shown.
SMITIIERS
I
At
Smithcrs,
Silvan
is
planning
a
mill
this
yrar
for
its
lead,
silver,
zinc
and
gold
properties
of
I
the
old
Mamie
mine
and
the
i
Canary
Humming
Bird,
both
of
Municipality
of
the
t'ity
of
Prince
Rupert
that
1
require
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday.
Camosun.
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
OI
EEN
(
IIAItl.OTTE
ISLANDS
Januaiy
18
s..
Chilcotin
midnight
FOR
SOI
Til
01
EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
January
11
and
25
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Ruled
t
Agent
rh'rri
Avenue
I'lioi
e
508
West.
ItOI
TE
4
Win
NvKtertl.
Blue
7th
Ave
Weil
7U4
-1427:
D'h
VC.
West
102-800
W6-K'
Kullon
Street
1m
B:pek;
Tallow
Street.
SUi-23;
Cum
Ave.
UOVTK
5
Jimmy
McLean,
led
X22
4th
Ave.
West
1(10-445;
6th
Ave
VI
-si
105-515:
h
Wet
308-M9:
Uuilsinilir
Street
211-424;
Tii'.li
l.
Mi;
Kmerson
Place;
A;;iicw
Plait-.
TS
.
e.
a(I
"
ill
Ih.i
dvliuicmnl
11
not
publ.l.ed
6
d.tplycd
by
c
LhVW
Conlrl
Board
H
hr
tn
0.wni
yl
B.o.t
Caluwbti.
ISOl'TK
Ktlwarcl
Skalap-ky
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
which
are
reported
to
have
shown
good
value.
Silvan
is
affiliated
with
Silver
Standard.
Milling
is
expected
at
the
the
presence
of
the
said
electors
at
the
Office
of
the
City
(
li'.k
City
Hall,
Fulton
Street,
on
the
twenty-fourth
day
of
January,
11)52.
at
ten
o'clock
a.m.,
for
the
purpose
of
electing
UT!-ns
to
represent
them
as
Aldermen.
The
candidates
should
bv
nominated
In
writing
;
the
lows:
The
ran
didatcs
shall
be
nominated
in
writing;
the
writing
shall
be
subscribed
by
two
electors
of
the
municipality
at:
proposer
and
seconder,
and
shall
be
delivered
to
the
He-turning
Officer
at
any
lime
between
the
date
of
the
notice
anil
twelve
o'clock
noon
t)f
the
clay
of
nomination;
the
said
writing
may
be
in
the
form
numbered
3
in
the
Schedule
of
th
"Municipal
Elections
Act."
and
shall
stale
the
names,
icsidrnec,
and
occupation
r
description
of
each
person
pro-pi
sed.
in
such
manner
as
sufficiently
to
identify
such
candidates;
and
in
the
event
of
a
poll
being
necessary,
such
pull
sVali
br,
opened
on
the
thirty-first
day
of
January
1!)52,
at
the
Civic
Centre,
corner
of
Mcltride
Street
and
Second
Avenue,
in
which
every
person
is
hereby
rrqutrrd
to
take
notice
and
gevern
himself
accordingly.
Given
under
my
hand
at
Prince
Rupert
this
10th
clay
of
January,
1952.
,
R
W.
LONG
Returning
Officer
11
Wallpaper
s
'i-K
Cronin-Bablne
mine
early
this
S
year
The
company
expects
to
as-jsemble
the
mill
formerly
operated
at
Zabellos
Mines
and
shipped
to
j
Smithers.
j
Glacier
Gulch
was
shut
down
diring
the
summer,
but
a
little
ll'h
Ave.
West
105-537;
9th
Ave,
Ka.it
110-270;
M.Bri
Sli
eet
113-708.
ROI
TE
7
Peter
Itronn,
Blue
971
All
of
Section
2
ItOlTK
R
Jimmy
Johnson,
(ireen
titil
va'erfront
and
Pacilic
Place;
(CMU-Fi.-hi'ii.-FloaLsl,
tot
TK
ft
Melvin
KjoniMin,
Green
113
8l.h
Ave.
Eat,
McBrlde
to
Hays
Cove
Circle.
UOt
'I
K
10
Kichard
M.icDonald,
lllue
3.1(1
4th
Ave
fcast
237-73rt:
Sth
Ave
Kast
301-71'!;
riii
A
K;uii
1
19-245.
301
-1126:
liny
Cove
Circle
62-687:
Cot
Sheet
fll
1-1.16;
Crcen
Street
411-416;
Klierl
BU'
Ytitin;;
Slrec.
ItOl
TF.
11
Leslie
Murdoch.
Ulark
U5
Pi';crott
Ave:
1st
and
2nd
Overlook;
Henna')
I'
ac
Pif!3ott
Place.
SECOND
AWARD
Cpl.
Leo
Major,
30,
of
Montreal,
who
won
the
Distinguished
Conduct
Medal
in
northwest
Europe
lnj
1945
while
serving
with
the,
Regiment
dc
la
Chaudrere,
has
been
awarded
a
bar
to
his
DCM
for
bravery
in
action
in
Korea.
The
award
was
for
his
action
late
In
November
when
the
Royal
22nd
Regiment
fought
thousands
of
Chinese
to
a
standstill
some
40
miles
north
of
Seoul.
(CP
from
National
Defence
t
.
See
our
complete
new
si'ock
wallpaper.
Lovely
designs,
excellent
quality.
prospecting
is
reported
going
on
j
now.
1
O1T3
of
the
first
Influences
felt;
in
the
mining
Industry
by
the
j
:
approach
of
the
Alcan
project'
!
:"
the
operation
of
Emerald
!.
Glacier
mines.
A
road
from
i
Burns
Lake
to
this
property
I
above
Francois
Lake
has
been
j
forced
through
by
Alcan
giving
the
mining
man
opportunity
to
ItOI'TE
12
Sammy
Alexander
11th
Ave.
East
333-1
Si;.;
Frederick
St.
SluTuniolt
A
ItOl
TK-
i
1st.
1
Itonny
r;by,
lirern
25H
Kii.sl,
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
We
,t
137-341:
1st
Sir
f
i
Last
year's
stock
at
X
PRICE
3rd
Ave.
Dally
Ncws-N.Uiu
131-22.'.;
Market
Place;
Motors.
NEW
ItOCTi;
13
Iti.hril
Jensen.
Mark
!.-..-.
rti
Ave.
Wiwl
i;a:-735.
711-74
.;
Itonlen
fitrect
F'r.r
Gordon
&
And
V
ROYAL
erson
Ltd.
Phone
46
Ik
mi6St-miiin
DOfidils
em
kill
!
WILFORD
ELECTRICAL
WORKS
Motors
and
Generators
Rewound
and
Repaired
motoks
,
P.OIOHT
And
SOLI)
Ncw,and
lirhuilt
Generators
6-12-32
volts
Mux
1307
Ph.
Blue
3M1
Street
liij'-ar
Place.
KOI'TK
Hi
Prank
Kilhoru,
linen
971
.
4lh
Ave.
Ku.st
124-234:
5!n
Ave.
Kast
101-2K!;
7'Ji
A
Kast
:
08-658;
Bowser
Street.
f
UOl'TK
17
Charlie
Mmlstrom.
flreen
924
f
fith
Ave.
West
210-533:
7lh
Ave.
West,
120-537;
SMl
A'
1
West
221-528:
Uitbln'erc
SI
721-72.3;
McBriilc
St
'
701;
Tatlow
St..
625-733.
ItOCTi:
1!
Teddy
Careless
fith
Ave.
Ka.sl
Block
800;
hi
h
Ave.
K:isl
015-tfiK:
9tli
A
-
Kast
1000-1144:
10th
Kast
UOO-1130:
Alfred
M-l
Haenn
Street;
Donald
Street
I
Only
Portable
With
MAGIC
MARGIN
t
"tick
out
their
ore.
i
ALCAN
INFLUENCAL
The
road,
started
by
the
miners
but
who
were
unable
to
go
furl
her
because
of
high
cost,
now
Is'
a
Rood
surface
highway,
says
Mr.
Bennett,
and
leads
to
within
three
miles
of
the
mine.
The
ore
silver,
lead
and
zinc
was
trucked
out
and
shipped
to
Nel-;
son
to
be
milled,
last
summer,
but
plans
are
to
instal
the
mill
a'
the
mine
this
year.
A
new
development
has
been
1
started
east
of
Tclkwa
with
re-
opening
of
the
old
Cassiar-Crown
mine
bv
Transcontinental
Resources
Ltd.
and
is
now
known
as
the
Copper
Ridge
mine.
Diamond
drilling
and
surface
work
has
been
done
here
and
the
com-i
pany
expects
to
work
on
a
largo
i
tonnage,
low
grade
basis
for
the
base
metal
deposits.
NEW
DEVELOPMENTS
i
Other
new
developments
ln-!
elude
tlYj
Atlln
Ruffner
silver
I
mine
and
Black
Diamond
tung-
HOI
T
K
19
Jimmy
Johnson,
(in-rn
661
I'.lh
Ave.
Kast
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
1
1:
STEAM
Eft
Prince
George
ItOlTK
29
Jack
Hiiclolph,
linen
7.''1
8lh
Avcv
East
1036-1944.
ItOlTK
21
Jimmy
IMoorrliead,
Itecl
335
.
2nd
Aw
West
1135-1314;
Park
Ave.
1005-227U:
Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
UOl'TK
23
Larry
Parent,
Green
487
SI
reel.
0th
West
615-735;
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
KOI
T'".
llrin
llolierls.
Black
1HII
ston,
also
opened
recently
by
Transcontinental;
the
Gibson
Oirt
mine
on
Gibson
Island
near
Prince
Rupcit
and
copper
drilling
at
Usk.
The
Torbrit
Silver
Mines
at
Alice
Arm
carry
the
biggest
single
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
mid
Intermediate
Ports
'
Each
Thursday
at
ll:i
p.m.
Fcr
KETCHIKAN
WEDNMSDAY
:M!l)NK,Ht
Luxury
ut
Low
Cost
Ii-d
Av'
nd
Ave.
West
7l6-3rd
Ave.
hmcI
fllli
Slrer
s
5Lli
St.
1.
West
Daily
News-Watts
and
Nlcker.son's
89.95
SEE
IT
operation
in
this
area,
followed'
HERE
TODAY
l
ut
Seagram's
"83"
to
W
M
'Xic"
A
"gi'lcreil
fruit
mnrh
f
Knyal
iypeu
riler
Comwny,
Ull.
ItOI
Tli
25
Gary
Parkin,
(ireen
I'.'JO
nth
Ave.
Ka.sl
H4I-H76.
,
ItOl
TK
S56
Irankie
Stewart.
Blue
7I6
7lh
A"i-
Fast
V8I-IU86;
II
03
Kiillcy
Home;
Hays
c"'
Ave.
1)28-1154.
the
water
lest.
Water,
V.3Jg
i
by
Premler-Silbak,
both
mines
producing
steadily.
Tulsequah
Chief
and
the
Big
Bull
are
operated
by
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Ltd.
Silver
Tip
Gold
Mines
and
Premier
Border
in
the
Stewart
area
have
been
operating
at
a
moder-
UNDERWOOD
AND
REMINGTON
PORTABLES
ALSO
AVAILABLE
O
For
licset
vations
Write
or
Call
CITY
Olt
OEPOT
OH'ICE
PRJNCK
RUPK'ti'
BC.
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
-vhisky's
trtie,
natural
flavour
and
bouijuct.
Seagram's
"83"
(J?
Seagram's
Sure
Olh
East,
McBrkle
-llays
Cove
Circle.
Hays
Cove
Cir
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1
itt
1
r
tirnruAUTC
j
ate
pace
while
considerable
ex-!
ploration
has
been
accomplished
lii
ilc
mcnvnHiii
f
fe
McRAE
BR0:
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
YOU
s.
by
a
new
San
Francisco
outfit
ion
the
Marmot
River.
i
PLACER
GOLD
'
Only
gold
of
any
quantity
is
,
'
being
mined
at
the
Koland
Pla-
ffilllllllPIRIilll
iiiffliiiiiinii
wmmps
illlillilliillliiiliiililiiiiiii;"lhl
Uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
This
odvertiement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
thft
liquc
'
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Britith
Columbia.
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