¥ ‘ty-Two tfona of or ea it
ies lar Ore from Henge ail

on thet will: be: estipped

DEVELOPMENT ON
~ GROUSE MOUNTAIN]

* . C McKinnon Has Men Working on
g a Very Promising Copper Prov)
perty

gz F. C. McKinnon has secured
control of a very. promising’ ‘pro-
perty of copper: ore-on Grouse
Mountain hack of Barrett’s ranch
and within five miles: of: the ‘rail:
way... He has’ threé: mén sinking
‘ shaft in: ‘the: ‘way-of develop-
BS ment. ‘They are working: on a
fae fos foot - vel

: > Tatil it October An Ordained
Minister: in, he Fall

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de the property and: pits work will

1|be continued ‘all sufamer. and fall; I;
2 |and possibly through: ‘the winter.

Bay Te" was: ah this: eonnection’ "that!

Reports are Not’ Consistent — German
© Advance. has Slowed Down
Says ¥ Warsaw’ es

“London July 21- The latest
war news, ‘from ‘Warsaw’ is. ‘that
Austro-German rush to the Polish
capital has slowed. The ‘Ras-
sians. ar yielding’ ground slowly.
The advai nee. on Riga i is interpret-
ed as an attempt ‘to cut off the
rétreat from’ Wariaw. ~ ees

Berlin” “admits” that’ there: has
been heavy fighting on the Dnies-

of ter:and-also.admits. Russian: ‘gains.
against. the-Anifrians on the: Bes- os
. sarabian front. . ey

‘Tooat. STRIKERS

| BACK AT WORK’

| ea Agreed to Wait “For: Six, ‘Months Be

ee After the, War for-a Settles
"ment of Troubles...

“Landon, Taly 2-The fi big coal
H mine strike jn: ‘Wales: an: : Which a

"| couple ‘of hundred. ‘thousand. men |;

refused to work, ‘has been: sattled | y
by: ‘Lloyd George. ° “This. strike

was one of the most serious blows
‘Britain has. yet. experienced-: and

‘had’ ‘it not: been: ‘checked Germany

|| would have: gained. a. ‘tremend- |

ous advantage. BRS
- Lloyd Georgeelivered a a Rreat)

coal fields i in “France: were dn ‘thely

= |hands- of: the: enemy. and that
France. now: looks. to ‘the: Welch
“Show. demo-}

mines® ‘for . coal. -

eracy ‘to France. and: be: ‘prepared
to assist her in her struggle for
the: freedom. ofthe world,: Work
for: the maintenance. of: the. Brit-
ish: navy: whieh: makes ite ‘inpos-

sible to “despoil the‘ eaal ‘fields :i in
Wales as the Germans: haveides | :

poiled’ ‘the coal fields in “Frapice.’2/'

The miners: ‘-eheered’ wildly. at
these sentiments ‘and agreed to),

P diplonges are: s preparing an’ ulti-

“tmatum: fo:Roumi

‘0 ‘Oe Toad: of ore tan onder at "their
ftwood: creek... It

"Property: on: n: Dri

lean: and: will be shipped from Telkwa|

: s to the Granby smelters :

A FLEET OF SAILING ©

Clothier Boys ‘to Make rie ip
; ments to the ‘Smelter ° /

am et in’ Y
‘lsecond Piece trom! ina ae rt
Cup. The “Clothier boys have|:
been’ working { in a a good: body of ;

regular shipments. Tn ‘this they '

are: ‘greatly’ facilitated’ by the: Te)

cent labor-saving' installations: in];

the Silver Cup workings.

~ VESSELS CAPTURED|” :

Ressian Torpedo Boats Get ity Nine
_‘Torkish Craft—All: Loaded
With Munitions: *

“Londen, July 21— LA’ fleet: of: 59]

Turkish sailing vessels laden with
war ‘materials: for. the. Turkish

army of the Cauéasiis ‘has. -been|T,i
destroyed: by” Russian“ “torpedo he

boats... ~The sailing. ve

‘A. -Wilson™ ‘Jéetured in‘ the: Press|

| byterian.. church... last: -Twesday:|t : ey.
The. “attendance. was] and
not. large bout. those. Who. Aid. at tol

evening. .

new and a over Canada, and a if
new and ae one would. re-|¢

| manufacturers jn ; OF
wh elg

ton situation is: 5 diffetent.
Ww) mediate ending: ‘ot the: war in

Europe: would result: in:: a ‘reat

perous. “wat price
sent. wheat, ‘corn “and. f

| high... figures, . Every- ‘
thing that j is needed by ‘the » Be)
3 |. $ions’ that are fighting has had ays

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