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VOL. 7, NO. 47 ALICE ARM, B. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1928 5 cents each.
Bond Taken on 20 200 Enjoyed Empire Development of Tiger Alice Arm Liberal Assoc. Claims by Kitsault Day Excursion ANYOX NOTES Commences Elects Officers 4 4.»+«. 4 ^. ^ ••• .s. 4 ••••••••'•••••••••• 4 '•••'*•• • The first annual excursion under Advices from the south state The annual meeting of the Alice Eagle Company the auspices of the United Church Dr. D. R. Learoyd was a passen that the Utility Mines No. 1. Ltd., Arm Liberal Association, was held on Saturday May 26th at 8 p.m. The biggest mining deal ever held on May 24th was pronounced ger to Vancouver on Thursday. is being formed by the Utility a decided success by the two hun Election of officers for the ensu put through in the Alice Arm Bert Wing, a resident of Anyox Mining and Financing Co. Ltd., to dred persons who availed themselves ing year, were: President W. B. distriot was consummated during in former days arrived on Thursday take over and operate the Tiger of the day's outing on the water. Bower, Vice-President H. R. the week in Vanoouver, when the from Prince Rupert, in connection and the Kitsault groups of claims Rain in the morning kept a good Fowler, Secretary-Treasurer G. W. Kitsault-Eagle Silver Mines Ltd. with the installation of the Saddle in the Kitsault river section of the many folk at home but as was ex Bruggy, Hon. President The Rt. bonded 20 claims situated on tramline. He visited Alice Arm Alice Arm district, it is learned pected the weather turned out real Hon. W. L Mackenzie, Hon. Vice- McGrath mountain. the same evening. from Forrest L. Macdonald, presi fine. From the time the excursion President, Premier The Hon. J. D. The bonding price is at present dent of the Utility Mining and ists boarded the boat the rain did G. E. Townshend left on Thurs McLean. Members of .the execu not being made public, but a sub Financing Co. not in the least distract from the day for an extended holiday which tive committee, Mrs. Helen Nucich stautial sum is involved, and the Five men .are leaving for the enjoyment of the trip. he will spend in the eastern H. Pederson, A. Beaudin, O. Flint, owners of the various olaims are Tiger tomorrow. Work will be provinces. During his absence his Allan Falconer. receiving a eash payment. Pay The pleasure of the day was to a supervised by P. E. Petersen, with duties at the Hotel will be taken After the routine business the ments are spread over three years. very large extent due to the Ed. Picket in charge at the mine. Amateur Concert Orchestra. At over by B. Samson of the General Association was addressed by H. The claims involved are among first on deck they delighted the folk Office staff. F. Kergin M. L. A. who spoke at the best comprising the rich min with many fine selections and then Granby Co. Logging Trestle length giving a resume of the legis eral /one of McGrath mountain, F. Parsons left on Thursday for in the saloon where a number en lation passed by the Liberal Ad among tho owners are Al. Clary, Prince Rupert. Being Removed gaged in dancing on the splendid ministration, drawing particular Mrs. W. M. Cummings and M. R. floor. As we neared home the Mr. and Mrs. Hiilam were pas attention to the fact that there Bertiischke of Alice Arm, and the Al. Falconer of Alice Arm has orchestra again appeared on deck sengers to Prince Rupert on has not been a bread-line in B. C. estate of the late G. W. Morley. secured a contract from the Granby and played selections in keeping Thursday. for years, that where in 1916 an It is the intention of the Kit Co. for the removal of the logging with Empire day. injured workman had to sue the sault-Eagle Co. to survey the Among the incoming passengers railway trestle on the Kitsault And the lunch—many persons company for damages (the lawyer claims as soon as possible and later on Thursday, were: Fred Lund, Flats. The work will take about have said that it was well worth usually getting the compensation) iu the summer plans will be made Capt. R. Boyes, C. Evan, H. A. one month. while to take in tbe excursion if it now under our Workmen's Com for development work. Johnson, Carl Johnson, G. A The amount of timber comprises was only for the lunch. Such a pensation-Act there is no ligitation The ore zone in which the claims Hamilton. about 60,000 feet. It will be ship lunch with such excellent service and the workman reoeives a large are located has been highly praised Mrs. Lawn arrived on Monday ped to Anyox and a portion of tho could not be procured anywhere on percentage of the wages he would by Dr. H. T. James, resident min from England, and will reside with timbers used in construction work the coast for such a small sum of have received had he not been in ing engineer, and when develop her children here. at th"'Bonanza. money. jured. Women had been placed ment work has been undertaken Under the leadership of Mr. Geo. Mrs. Doniibhue arrived on Mon upon an equality with men in there is no question but that Lace sports for the children were day from the south. BIRTHS AT ANYOX regard to the franchise, property, the McGrath mountain section of run on the top deck many beautiful custody of the children, minimum the camp will become a big prod Miss E. Lyson arrived in town Among the births at the Anyox prizes were awarded the winners. wage, also the Mothers' Pensions ucer. on Thursday from Vancouver. Hospital for the month of May, During the morning and afternoon Act was the most beneficent Act The properties are situated about were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zevich ice cream was served to all. Mrs. H. R. Patrick, who attend on the statute book. We also have three miles from tidewater, and May 16th. a son; Mr. and Mrs. The Board of Managers of the ed the United Church conference an eight hour law now which everything is favorable for cheap in Vancouver arrived home last James Wardrope, May 16th. a son; United Church wish to express their Dr. and Mrs. G. S. McDonald. May applies to men, women, and child mining and milling of ores. The heai t'y appreciation to the Commu week. .-.- .;. 22nd. a daughter; Mr. and Mis. ren alike. The government had ores carry zinc, lead, silver and nity League for making it possible T. J. Shenton, mine inspector C. A. Hill, May 27th. a son: Mr. the support of the people as well for children to make the trip; to the as of the industries of the province The acquisition of these claims was a visitor in town during the and Mrs. J. R. Carr, May 28th. a Orchestra for the splendid selections and when there was an appeal to give the Kitsault-Eagle Co. a total week. daughter. which they so liberally and cheer the country the government would of 55 in the district. The Eagle fully rendered; to Mr. Geo. Lace Chas. Bocking, general manager have nothing to fear. has 5 claims, LeRoy 24, Silver Cord for providing sports; to Mr. left last week for the south, after A Free Recipe Book 6, and the recently acquired claims Ashmore for prizes for races; to the a brief visit. number 20. Continued on Page 4 Canadian National Steamships for A free recipe book, full of useful Equipment for Tram Taken For the past two years the com making the excursion possible and information. See St. Charles To Saddle pany have been developing the to the ship's officers and crew for Alice Ann Birth at Anyox Milk advertisement on page 2. Silver Cord with remarkable re their courtesy and kindness in doing Don't put it off, send for one now. Under command of Capt. A. suits. This property adjoins the Bom to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. so much to make the event most Cameron the S. S. "Amur-' towed newly acquired claims, and to date pleasant. Anderson of Alice Arm, at the i -.+.•.+.*.+••.+••• f ••• 4 ••• • •••• .»+.«*+.».+'—+• scows containing complete equip a depth of 325 feet has been ob AnyoK Hospital, on Friday, May ment for the tramway of the Sil tained on the ore body. Cross- 25th. a daughter. J ALICE ARM NOTES ver Crest mine to Hastings Arm cutting at present shows the ore to Talented Artistes Entertain on Monday. In view of the be at least 40 feet wide and the 4+.*.+•••+••••••••»•• ••• + '•'+•••• +.s.+.»+.f+.t..j weather and the type of shore the hanging wall to the right of the GRAMOPHONE FOR SALE Large Gathering T. J. Shenton, mine inspector, affair called for skilled seamanship. tunnel has not yet been reached, visited Alice Arm over the week, A pile-driver which was towed to this work now being done to find A McLagan Gramophone in first- The annual concert of Christ on official business. ''the Arm" last week is now busy full extent. class condition, with 140 records, Church held at the Recreation Hall driving an approach for a wharf. Spectacular specimens of ore on Wednesday, was a great success. composed chiefly of classical music. R. M. McGusty, registrar of taken from a high grade shoot 3 A large number of local artistes Gramophone has nice tone and is a Voters held a Court of Revision at feet wide were brought to Alice entertained the large audience, to bargain. For further particulars the Alice Arm Hotel on Saturday. Large Gathering Enjoy Party Arm during the week. They are an unusually good programme of aud price apply Mrs. T. J. Kirk He returned to Anyox on Monday The prize winners at the Card massive, and extremely high grade entertainment. wood, Anyox Mine. Phone No. 248. morning. Party held in Christ Church Parish carrying values in zinc, lead, silver Great credit is due the sponsors Roy McKinley arrived in town room on Friday, May 25th. under and gold. Undoubtedly they are of the concert, and the talented on Thursday from Vancouver. the auspices of the C. C. W. A'and the finest specimens of this class of artistes are also deserving of great FRANK D. RICE He came north in his own launch, Guild were: Ladies, 1st. Mrs. ore ever brought to camp, and are praise. B. C. Land Surveyor "Alice Arm" which is a commo O'Brien (191) Consolation, Mrs. A. proof of the wealth carried in the Following are those who took Surveys of Mineral Claims, Sub divisions. Underground Surveys, dious craft, having sleeping ac Cameron (159). Gentlemen, E. R. hills adjacent to the town. part in the evening's programme. Etc, comodation for five persons. He Armstrong (198) Consolation J. H. The ore body, which shows a After the concert they.were enter Civil, Engineer of Registered Professional Engineers Kennedy (154). 100 ft. width on the surface has plans to spend the summer here. tained in the Parish Room by the Court whist was enjoyed by been developed on two levels, and ALICE ARM, B. C. W. A. and Guild of Christ Church. P. E. Peterson, general manager those attending and after supper is perhaps the largest known ore Tlie Moose Orchestra, Mr. J. of the Silver Crest Mines Co. the floor was cleared for dancing. body of the district. Gillis, Mr. S. Jones, Mr. Bennett, Form No. 13, (Section 39.) arrived in town on Tuesday from It was on account of the success Mr. S. Peel, Mrs. T. W. Pinckney, LAND ACT. the Saddle property on a brief visit. ful development of the Silver Cord Mr. Anderson, Mr. Roberts, Mr. V. Anyox Tennis Club Plays NOTICE OP INTENTION TO APPLY Miss Midbust arrived on Thurs that inspired O. W. McMorris, S. McRae, Mr. Aylward, Mr. J. TO PURCHASE LAND First Tournament president of the Kitsault-Eagle Donaldson Mr. T. W. Pinokney, day from Prince Rupert, and is Owing to inclement weather the Silver Mines Ltd. to acquire con Mrs. V. S. McRae, J. Donaldson, ln Cassiar District, Land Recording visiting her sister, Mrs. G. Ander Anyox Tennis Club's first handicap trol of adjacent properties. Great District of Prince Rupert and situate son. She expects to spend the Mrs. A. R Kent, Mrs. R. Ellison, near Alice Arm, on the Kitsault River. tournament had to be played in two oredit is due him for his tenacity summer here. Mrs. McKay. TAKE NOTICE that I, William B. halves on Thursday and Sunday in opening up this section; also to Bower of Alice Arm, occupation gar J. Stephens arrived from Brit afternoons. In otie group Mrs. A. McGuire, who has charge of the dener, intends to apply for permission annia and H. Kingwood from Cundill and Mr. Rudland although work, and who was instrumental Premier's Visit Postponed to purchase the following described lands:— Nanaimo on Thursday. handicapped minus forty won all to a large extent in the acquisition Commencing at a post planted at the their sets against good opposition. The proposed visit of Premier The first Ford car of the new of the new properties; credit is also North-west corner of Lot 54 thence In the other group Mrs. Deane and northerly 20 chains; thence westerly model variety arrived in town on extended to M. R. Bertiischke, who MacLean to Alice Arm and Anyox Mr. Cowdell with the assistance of brought the owners of the various on Monday next • has been post 40 chains; thence southerly 20 chains; Monday from Prince Rupert and thence easterly 40 chains to point of a generous handicap emerged vic claims together, and who went poned until the following week, has been added to the Radio Ser commencement, and containing 80 vice cars operated by B. Turbitt. torious. Prizes were silver bonbon south with Mr. McMorris recently the Premier being unable to get acres, more or less. Its graceful lines were much ad dishes for the ladies and silver cuff to olose the deal on behalf of the away. A telegram to this effect WILLIAM B. BOWER links' for the gentlemen. owners. was reoeived yesterday afternoon. Dated May 29th, 1928. mired by local motorists. ALICE AEM AND ANYOX HERALD, Saturday, June .2 1928
amounted to 429,395 tons. Two So live that you can be sick and B. P. O. ELKS furnaces were in operation up to Granby Ore Production be delirious without later worrying H. M. SELFE Dominion ol Canada and Newfoundland June 4th and one furnace for the over what you said. And Work Done remainder of the year. The prod REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST ANYOX LODGE No. 47 uction of saleable metals, exclusive Meets every second and fourth Monday of ANYOX the month In 1927 of concentrates metals, was 4,621 Among the books with unhappy oz. gold, 176,381 oz. silver, and endings are check books. Office: Opposite Liquor Store Hall for rent for dances, social functions, etc. on application to clui manager i Following is a continuation from 12,814,304 lbs. of copper. last week of the annual report of Coke Ovens—Anyox: There was The Granby Consolidated Mining, 35,900 tons of coke, together with Smelting and Power Co. Ltd. for the usual by-products of the ovens. 1927. Cassidy Colliery: The production Property acquired during the of commercial coal amounted to year consisted of 311 acres of sur 153,833 tons, consumed in part in face rights for mill tailings disposal coking operations at Anyox, and the at the Allenby plant. balance sold. At the Anyox plant, some addit ions were made to mill capacity, increasing same from 2,750 tons to about 3,000 tons per day, Addit ions were also made to the Allenby Al. Falconer mill, increasing its capacity from Alice Arm 2,300 tons to 2,500 per day, in addition to which provision was Baggage, Freighting, Pack made for finer grinding to improve and Saddle Horses recoveries. At Copper Mountain mine of the Allenby's properties, COAL & FINISHED LUMBER crushing capacity was improved and a sorting belt installed to permit Slab Wood Cut any Length better control of the grade of ore more nourishing sent to the mill. Every Order Given Mining Department: Develop Immediate Attention when made with ment work at the Anyox plant, ex clusive of diamond drilling, amount ed to 4,644 feet and at the Allenby St£fwl6SWks MINERAL ACT If you analyzed whole bottled plant, 12,881 feet, or a total 17,525 (FORM F.) feet. milk just as it came from the Diamond drilling at Anyox CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS cow, you would find it con amounted to 3,025 feet, and at tained water, protein, fat and NOTICE other solids. St. Charles Milk Allenby 9,832 feet, or a total of "Polar Bear" and "Blue Jay" Miner 12,857 feet. al Claims, situate in the Naas River is the very same cow's milk, The tonnage of ore developed Mining Division of Cassiar District. except that most of the water during the year amounted to 1,992,- Where located: on Trout Creek, east has been removed. When milk of Trout Lake, Kitsault Valley, Alice is evaporated in this way it 426 tons. Arm. keeps perfectly in a sealed tin. The tonnage of ore mined at TAKE NOTICE, that I, Laura C. Also it is creamier, doubly-rich, Anyox was 1,368,396, at Allenby Allen, Free Miner's Certificate No. hence, better for every milk use. 756,644; or a total of 2,125,040 34681), intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining tons. Recorder for a Certificate of Improve DELICXCUS Ore reserves at the end of the ments for the purpose of obtaining a WHITE SAUCE RECIFE year were 13,965,079 tons as com Crown Grant of the above claims. % cup Borden's St. Charles Milk; And further take notice that action, pared with 14,097,753 tons, or a % cup water; 1% tblspns. butter: under section 85, must be commenced TEMPTING \Vl tblspns. flour; I scant half STEAMED SALMON WITH net decrease of only 132,614 tons. before the issuance of such Certificate 6&IBDLE CAKES tspn. salt; high seasoning of WHITE SAUCE Smelting Department—Anyox: of Improvements. I cup Borden's St. Charles Milk; pepper or paprika. Dated this 22nd. day of May, A.D. I cup water; 1 tblspns. melted The tonnage of ore, concentrates Melt the butter in a small sauce 1 slice salmon, about 2 pounds; 1928. butter; 2 tblspns. sugar; i egg, pan, stir in the pepper and salt once the recipe for whit. r uce as and primary material treated LAURA C. ALLEN. well beaten; 3 cups white flour; I mixed with the flour and stir until printed at left; 2 hard cooked tspn. salt; 4 tspns. baking powder. well blended, away from the heat.. eggs; parsley. Combine the milk and water, Then gradually stir in the milk add the shortening, sugar, and the and water mixed, preferably using Wipe off the salmon with a damp egg, and beat in the dry ingredients a wire whisk, and taking care that cloth: lay it on a well-oiled plate, which have been sifted together. all of the liquid is thickened before dust lightly with salt and pepper, Beat thoroughly and fry as usual a further amount is added. Let and steam for thirty minutes. Then on a slightly oiled griddle, or on boil a moment or two, then add carefully remove the skin, transfer an unoiled aluminum or soapstone the vegetable and let stand over the fish to the centerofamedium- griddle. If very thin cakes are hot water for ten minutes to be sized platter, surround with white desired, add two more tblspns. of come thoroughly heated. Serve sauce and garnish with the egg cut Sf. Charles Milk and water. with asparagus, string beans, peas, in sixths, and the parsley. Brussels sprouts or potatoes.
THE BORDEN CO. LIMITED, VANCOUVER 528 Please send me, free, St. Charles Book with 85 tested recipes. NAME WOTtlwti ADDRESS.. ST. CHARLK ifligl 73orxi*vwS ST.CHARLES MILK ( Unsweetened) EER is a most wonder Bful tonic for all who are overworked and those who are run-down because BRITISH COLUMBIA of weak impoverished The Mineral Province of Western Canada blood. There is no tonic "Miwwfis" Has produced Minerals as follows: Placer Gold, $78,018,548; Lode Gold, $126,972,318; Silver, $80,- in the world like good 787,003; Lead, $106,976,442; Copper, $209,967,068; Zinc, $50,512,557; Coal and Coke, $284,699,133; pure beer. «» Structural Materials and.Miscellaneous Mmerals, $50,175,407, making its mineral production to the end of 1926, show an Being rich in the food elements of choicest Barley Aggregate Value of $988,108,470 Malt, combined with the tonic VICTORIA The substantial progress of the Mining industry of this Province is strikingly exhibited in the following properties of golden hops, it figures, which show the value of production for successive five-year periods: For all years to 1895, inclus quickly aids nature in restoring ive $94,547,241; forfive years. 18961900, $57,607,967; for five years, 1901-1905, $96,507,968; for five year?- both mind and body to normal 1906-1910, $125,534,474; for five years, 1911-1915, $142,072,603; for five years, 1916-1920, $189,922,725; health and strength. for five years, 1921-1925, $214,726,650; for 1926, $67,188,842. Production Last Ten Years, $429,547,755 SILVER SPRING Lode mining has only been in progress for about 25 years, and only about one-half of the Province has BREWERY LTD. been even prospected; 200,000 square miles of unexplored mineral bearing land are open for prospecting. The Mining Laws of this Province are more liberal and the fees lower than those of any other Province in the Dominion, or any Colony in the British Empire. V'tc^ II Mineral locations are granted to discoverers for nominal fees. Absolute Titles are obtained by developing such properties, security of which is guaranteed by Brewers and Bottlers of the famous Crown Grants. SILVER SPRING BEER Practically all British Columbia Mineral Properties upon which development work has been dono For sale at Government Liquor are described in some one of the Annual Reports of the Minister of Mines. Those considering Stores and Beer Parlors. mining investments should refer to such reports. They are available without charge on application to the Department of Mines, Victoria, B, C. Reports covering each of the six mineral Survey Districts are published separately, and are available on application. Reports of the Geological
ALICE ARM AND ANYOX HERALD, Saturday, June 2 1928
School Children Guests r —i To Parents PIONEER Miss Hoadley's school class en tertained parents and friends last HOTEL Friday afternoon, May 25th. at Alice Arm toAiterlain^ou 2.15 p.m. when a short programme was presented, which was as Comfortable Rooms for Rent follows: By Day, Week or Month at 1. Song by class, "The Fairy Reasonable Rates Folk." 2. Recitation, "Land of Our N. Sutilovich Prop. Birth," Dorothy Kirk. L- -J 3. Song, "We are babies good as Gold, " Elves and Fairies. 4. Song, "Where are you going to," by Margaret Webster and Richard Ward. M. M. STEPHENS & Co. Ltd. 5. Recitation, "Mary had a little Lamb." by Nanie Thompson. 6. Song, "A dear little Squirrel" INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES by class. WRITTEN ANYWHERE 7. Reading, "The Quarrelsome The oldest Financial Office in Northern B. C. Kittens," by Nancy Gigot. After the programme the child Office: PRINCE RUPERT, B. C. ren's work was inspected by tho visitors.
Clearing Right of Way ForWorth y of your Support Porter-Idaho Tramline THE
About a mHe of right of way Anyox Community League for the Porter Idaho tram line has been cleared, according to arrivals Reading Room and Library from the Marmot. A big air com pressor is at the beach waiting A wide range of Newspapers, transportation to the mine. Some of Jack Ronnie's pack horses got Magazines and Periodicals on through to the Porter Idaho mine file. New books regularly this week with light loads and the received. trail is now broken through to Prosperity. All the Porter Idaho crew have been laid off until the compressor and camp supplies can Join Up! be taken in, there being nothing in Make the League better the camp for the cook to stir up. Plans are made for the construction through your influence of a wharf and lower tram termin al, ore bunkers, concentrating mill etc. for which a, .sjte has been •purchased.
Calumet & Hecla Consolidated, ALICE ARM in the Michigan copper district, now has 5,2000 men on its payroll, FREIGHTING including the mines, mills, and COMPANY smelters. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Pack Trains, Saddle Horses and Heavy Teams ANYOX No Contract too Large or COMMUNITY too Small LEAGUE MILES DONALD Manager
Beach Recreation Hall: BUILDING LOTS Pictures: Tuesdays, ALICE ARM Thursdays, and Saturdays Business Lots from $200 to $500 Mine Recreation Hall: Residential Lots from $200 Pictures: Wednesdays and to $300 Fridays POOL, BILLIARDS, SMOKES, Etc Robertson & Dumas Agents for Alice Arm Mining and Development Co. Help the Organization Twelve lull-sized pages, overflowing with entertainment and interest for every member of the family ... Comics, Complete Stories, Cartoons, Fash that Serves You ions and Women's Department. That's what the New Comic Section of every Saturday's Province contains. Be sure and get your copy and read the New Section ... it leads them ail I =*Si GENERAL OUTFITTERS We carry at all times a Full Line of First Class WSATURDAYS Groceries; also Heavy and Shelf Hardware. Clothes, Boots, Shoes and Rubbers of all descriptions. A large stock to choose from DAILY PROVINCE
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ox visitors, furnished for family, fr Anyox Notes ideal location. Apply Mrs. P. 0C 3DDC oa Continued from Page 1 McKaracher, Box 72 Anyox, or When you're hungry for real Mrs. J. Wheatley, Alice Arm, B.C. | Mrs. and Miss Clarke arrived on food—the homey kind—come Candies, Magazines, Stationery, Thursday from Prince Rupert. over to the Commencing this week, the Granby Stores are publishing a BEACH CLUB HOUSE Proprietary Medicines, Toilet Articles, Etc. leaflet giving prices of tlieir mer The home of pure wholesome chandise. It has been decided to food, friendly service and W. M. CummingS, Agent for all Vancouver Daily Paper* continue this practice indefinitely. Post Office Building, Alice Ann It is a good healthy sign, and one welcome atmosphere that, in conjunction with their DC naac 30 regular advertisment in the Herald J. M. HUTCHINGS oan not fail to get results. Read Proprietor both the leaflet and advertisment for bargains in all lines. r- To clarify any misinterpretation ALICE ARM MEAT Co. of our report of last week's Com munity League Council meeting we W. A. WILSON, Manager should state that the $1,500 referred Anyox Community to in connection with the gymna WHOLESALE AND RETAIL sium will be an actual donation by League Dealers in Fresh, Salt, and Smoked Meats, the Granby Company. On the Fish and Poultry other hand, the League pays the i • bills incurred in remodelling the The Council of the League "Red Parrot" but only the actual meets on the Second and cost is charged by the company. Fourth Wednesday of each Several citizens who are interest ed in beautifying the camp have put month, in Recreation Hall, forward a proposal to bring a scow STEAMSHIP AND TRAIN load of earth from Alice Arm. It is at 7.30 p.m. SERVICE suggested that the scow could be S.S. Prince George leaves Anyox for Prince Rup filled by volunteer labor of the older ert, Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, and intermed boys during the week-end. Lists iate points, each Thursday, at 11.00 a.m. S. S. Prince John leaves Prince Rupert, for are posted for those who wish to WOOD NANAIMO COAL North anil South Queen Charlotte Islands, fort avail themselves of this free earth. TULA1HEEN COAL nightly. Morrison Transfer PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE FROM PRINCE RUPERT Trains leave Prince Rupert Daily except Sunday, at 11.30 a.m., WRIGHT & HINTON for Jasper, Edmonton, Winnipeg, direct connections for all and Fuel Co. points East and South. LAND SURVEYORS STORAGE FURNITURE MOVING Use Canadian National Express for Money Orders, Foreign P. O. BOX 1604 Office: 369 Dunsmuir St., Phone Sey. 3681 Cheques, etc., also for your next shipment. PRINCE RUPERT Distilled by Res. 465, 46th. Ave. E., Phone Fraser 804-R Consolidated Distilleries, Limited For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further information, apply to any Canadian Corbyvillo, Ont. The largest distillery in Canada—malting VANCOUVER, B. C. National Agent, or to R. F. McNAUGHTON, District Passenger Agent quality whisky (or over 70 years. MINERAL CLAIMS Prince Rupert, B. C. This advertisement is not publish L. -J ed or displayed by the Liquor Advertise in the Herald A nicely situated house for rent Control Board or by the Govern at Silver City. Suitable for Any- ment of British Columbia fr z^ryr ^
A lisOsO A v*wi The Bonanza Silver ™1CC /\riH Camp of B. C. MEN'S DEPARTMENT We invite you to investigate the mining shares now being offered in Alice Arm properties and recommend Kitsault-Eagle Silver Mines Ltd. (N.P.L.) Dress Shirts, Attached and Unattached British Colonial Securities Ltd. Collars, Plain Colors and Stripes Suite 312, Standard Bank Building, Vancouver Alice Arm Representative: A. McGuire English Broadcloth Shirts with unattached collars in both Tooke and Forsythe Make. Solid Colors and Fancy Stripes. Prices range from $2.25 to $6.00. We call your attention to our attached collar shirts, tailored hy the best shirt makers in Canada and extremely comfortable for summer wear. Newest Spring Patterns and OE 3E3QE Shades. Prices. $2.00 to $3.25. MINING CAMP SUPPLIES DRUG DEPT. A COMPLETE SERVICE SHOE DEPT. PIPE SPECIAL A new shipment just arrived. Brown, Powder, Caps, Fuse, Steel and Tools. Rain test Clothing, Black Patent and Fawn Trim, Ox Monaco Briers, London Made, in Stanfield's Underwear, Hand-made Boots. A full line of a variety of shapes, Bent and Quality Groceries for Mining needs. fords, Strap and Fancy Ties. All sizes and widths, reasonably priced. Straight Stems. We carry Dress Boots and Oxfords Regular $2.50 for $1.50 for Young Men and Men, in Slater, Devon Briers 1.50 BRUGGY'S STORE Alice Arm Murray and Leckie makes. High The "Billy" Pipe 1.00 Grade Footwear guaranteed to give G. B. D. New Era London satisfaction. Made ... • 5.00 0EE1E SHE Also a large assortment of Cigarette New style shoes for Ladies are arriv Cases and Holders, Ash Trays in Enamel, ing with every boat. We hope to Glass, Brass and Porcelain, Tobacco anticipate your wants and give you Pouches and Automatic Lighters, Dun- r~- the best possible service hill Benziquo Lighter Fluid 30c. per tin. 1 Ladies Dresses DRY GOODS Ladies Cotton Vests with silk stripe in Peach aud Mauve, at 55c. We have recently received a new line of Ladies Cotton Bloomers with silk stripe in Peach and Mauve, at 60c. Ladies Silk Dresses. They are the latest creations and feature all the latest colors and styles. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT We have just received a new line of Alarm Clocks, also, Roanoke and Ridegway Mantle Clocks, suitable for presentation purposes. LEW LUN & Go.
General Merchants, Anyox West side of Smelter OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M. GRANBY STORES
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