THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1918

‘| War.

R. S. Sargent, Ltd.

HAZELTON, B, C,

Ranchers’, Miners’ and Prospectors’ -
Outfits and Supplies
Farming Machinery

Canada Food
Board
License

umber

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For the Housekeeper
A Full Supply of
“Economy”

Jars and Lids

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Gold Mining oe
For a long time the gold min-

particular attention “from the
various Allied nations, and the

4) cold miners were left to struggle
Hl on as best they could. Bee
fistage has been reached where| E=%
i! the respective nations are begin-
ining to sit up and take notice of |:
the necessity of a steady produc-
jijtion of gold in order to stabilize
y}/ the national credits and to- put
‘(ithe Allies in the best possible
s|{ financial condition to carry on the
Greater encouragement is |:
§'|needed for the miners, particu-
larly the smaller fellows:—Ex,

‘Now the

Increase Output

that the Granby Consolidated

j| Mining, Smelting & Power Com-
pany will have completed’ the

work of enlarging the plant at

3 | Anyox so as to increase material-
j|ly the war efforts of the works.
j ‘The smelter at present normal
4| capacity is handling about 85,000

tons of ore monthly, and with the

j/completion of the new converter
j|this will be ineased to more!
7; than 90,000 tons, with a propor-
3 tionate production of ‘copper,

which metal. is now so greatly in

3| demand for war purposes.

Pretty Soft |
Canada is truly a land flowing
with milk and honey for the en-

of the Kamloops Inland-Sentinel
says regarding the interned en-

4/emy aliens at- Vernon and com-
their treatment in “‘durance vile” |

with that of our own boys starv-

*, (ing in Germany:

‘During the heated spell at
Vernon every comfort was shown
to the Hun in the internment
camp. - He got his ice, his electric

negligee ‘shirts, while. the poor

paling stood in blistering heat
with his jacket buttoned to his
neck to comply with orders, Every
big fat German rhinoceros in the
internment camp was doing hia
hest to enjoy life at the expense

umbia and Canada, - The editor
of this paper would not care to
be entrusted with the care of that
camp. He might be sent to jail

something disrespectful to the
Hun.” ce

W.G. McMynn, of Victoria,
provincial game warden and po-
lice superintendent, came-up on
Wednesday, ss

4

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came in on Wednesday.:”

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By September Lit is expected

ing industry was receiving no|. 4;

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of a Ford and Drive —
RY it just once! Ask your friend to let you “pilot” his
car on an open stretch. You'll like it, and will be sur-
. prised how easily the Ford is handled and driven.

': Uf you have never felt the thrill of driving your own car,
there ia something good in stora for you.” It is vastly
different from just tiding—being a passenger. And espece .- ~
. jally ao if you drive a Ford, . .

Young hoya, girls, women and even erondfathers—thou-
-sands of. them—are driving Ford cara and enjoying it, “A
Ford stops and sterts in traffic with exceptional case sod. -.
smoothness, while on county roads and hills its atrength and r
power show to advantage, re CO

' Buy'a Ford and you will want to be behind “the whee)".
constanily, : . = oo .
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Chassis - = §$
One-tonTruck $750

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Express, General. Drayage
LIVERY and STAGES

night, Our stages meet all trains

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-We.are prepared to-aupply private!
and publie conveyances day and

Best Dry Birch, $6.00 a cord

Consign. your shipments in -Our
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ancouver,

with pedigree; two' years of age. |
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