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Rupert must: have been a ‘great, ‘isan. |

 pointment to’ fhe ‘Liberal ‘ wworkets ’ iti

that city ‘for.it was confidently. expect-

‘“ ed ‘and: freely. prediéted. that the: presl-

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Was ‘About’ 10; apmiounce, the .. definite
_Toeatiow and, the: exact ‘date: of start-

7 “esend to! tly politics ‘Sit Henry

¥' pave Prince ‘Rupert a.. “stall. by? .an-.

one they: know they ‘vannot. “get: for
4 at least a ‘Tong. time and: at a. big price
riz, the ‘ula. goverment : building block
on, Thitd. Aves und: Second Ave.” we

“As. much. as gle ‘Henry ight sym-
pathize with the Liberal _party he’ Is
not unwise enongh to allow’ that party
tto make ‘him, their gont. ‘He Hikes his

eS job pretty well and he- wants, to work

under the Bennett government “as Well
jas under. the old- King “government.
Prince Rupért. is- ~pretty “well served

'§. by good hotels nt the ‘Dresetit time and

He has no: va dices affiliations which may y iflaence hi attitude when legisla |
tion: vital to Skeena’ 8 interests are under: discussion,

| He can debate most: effectively: any. /questisin ¢ affecting. the. ‘Skeena District: in an:
intelligent r manner, in Committee : or on’ ‘the floor. of parliament, .

He i is vegarded, by. all members of the last Houige of Comimons regardless, of party
one of Canada’ s most teftective, capable'a and d popular members. Gj

Developing Ore
At Usk’ Mines .
, Steady Work’:

It ia not many places, in Biltish « Gol At
““umbia today that ean boast of any’ par}
ticular. anining ‘devélopinent . or- opera" :

ats tt is” efpected: that” the will be
~ foul: thi tezk, oY ;

an) will: shortly hive. enough _ commercial | °
i are | déreloped . to. dtistity.’ the _instala-|o

tion of a fifty ‘ton mit, a

“hie. president. of: ‘a nipasy, Mr.

Hickey of’ “Toronto,: is, A, mining. ‘engin-. ‘|4
a (| eer himself. ” ‘He fai ‘now, ‘at: the pro-|/"
S perty, and will: nem there for anot! oy ti

‘the population: of ‘the north does not
not demand any million ‘dollar hotel
 tyet, ‘neither would. the’ tourist traffic
“hat present justify. such* an. outlay. It
‘lis. well known that. the tourist tradé
ig: seasonal and.a short season. at that
: When’ conditions -Justity- the expendi-
| ire ° the “hotel. ‘Will: be built, ‘but even
{Sir Henry : ‘fefused, to allow.- the Liber-
als to use him as: iB: ‘political “football.

The Omineen Heniwl $200 per year

: ~ On. the’ Talon ‘group “the, prelimfanry
development ‘has ‘exposed: “‘an.-ore: ‘body |¢
Of the . average . width, ‘of. twenty: feet,

is a low: etude’ copper, ; about ‘Soh, butt

and’ gold which make it somewhat at-
tractive: It is the: intention - of: ‘the
-|company to do. some. dimond arilling:|
this fall and Winter: to. ‘determine the

: (leph-of the ore body. ae

. On the company’s. other: properties
at the head of Gold: Creek” between
Kleanza Lake and the Copper. river,
gang is sworking- on surface, stripping
-j and - shallow shafts.’ ous

i On the property held by: thé Copper
; River Exploration. Co. ‘there, are gréat
possibilitiés: a nd” thi ers’ ‘ave, goin;

B about ‘the; work. in’. -stientifie: way w

cong et thid pen |
. 7 built ' ‘a!

nounciug, thyt the favored ‘site: now. is}:

ing. the enrly.: Vietorian’ style.

get the work: aid aut. ‘fo ‘them. ‘The’
-.| sniow -was-a month ‘late, “getting. ‘fuway

" Greig-Thomas

7a very “pretty. wedding: was. sotem:: ge

Stanley: Thomas, : second | son of: M
Mrs. ‘Charles Thomas, both of. Terrace

‘| played. ‘the: wedding march, ‘and aecoms:

during the Signing of the’ sregistar.

: The: bride, | who was: ‘given in mar-"
tinge ‘by’ her. brother, Lawrence. was.

lace yoke - ‘and crepe: panel.” Ber: “yell oe
of ile. embroidered - net ‘was fastened: : ,
to.a “bandeau with Orange. : blossom: a

‘aiid pearl: trimmings, . She carried, a -_

large bouquet, “of white flowers featur-.

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‘he’ first attendant, her ‘sister ‘Hel-.:.

ing tones,, Evelyn Thomas, second as: -
sistant, was - -beconiingly gowned - in
Nile ‘green. Canton crepe,. while: Mra.)

8. N Kirkaldy,. ds, matron of. honor, a

wore a gown of shell’ pink corded silk. .
with lace. flounce: and yoke” of blend:
ing tone. ‘The attendants. “all” carried :
bouquets to match their gowns, . made ;

gloves. and slippers. in. blending. shades _
Little : Jackie Kirkaldy. acted a8 ning’
bearer and - he wore 8 navy ‘velvet
suit with ‘white ‘satin. blouse with rut. .
fed coller ond cnfis.. The. groom was:

|and for‘a distance of- 1800 tt. The. ‘ore pa

it” ‘also. ‘carries small’ values - in ‘sil¥er-}¢ ai ich

quets of roses. J yonesstickle and) a
breath _coinpleting “the ° delightful.” ne

rangements; the ebureht Was: AP !

the contracting parties.”

Following: the, service a.

hens ‘held . ‘at the" “home ’ 0
mother t ‘hich telatiyés

nized in Knox:.United “Church * on Wed: - we a
nesddy “evening .of. last «week! when)”:
Rey... H. Allen” -united “In. ‘marriage Sei
Mona. ‘Almmi- Gréig,” ‘sécond ° daughter a

of Mrs. Mary A. Greig to : Evérett) =

~ Mire, Tass Farquhr of” Prince ‘Rupert mo

panted Mrs. 3..N. Kirkaldy, ‘sister of. “ a
the bride, who’ ‘sang “T-love you. truly? “

charming: in ‘a gown of: georgette: with.-

en, wore a gown of corn silk Canton’
crepe with hat. ond slippers in. ‘match- .

in Victorian style, and wore. hats, — ,