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line
of
Tennis
Goods,
REL
&UT
l
MUbT
and
it
is
nil
now
1925
WOt
Tr
...
stock.
Sykes
or
Hussey
Rackets,
$3.50
to
$30,03
I'resses
$1.25
Covers
.,
..
..
$2.00
Rubber
Orips
.
.
.
25c
Out
Reviver
....
G5c
Run
Visors
....
$1.00
Reach
Halls
.
.
...
50o
Slazcngcrs
......
65o
Improved
Birmal
All
Steel
Racket,
13,
1.1&,
11
oz.
priced
at
.
$14.50
Postage
paid
on
nil
out
of
town
orders.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
t
J.
L
Bain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
2S8
You
were
Fortunate
if
you
bought
Premier
Mines
when
it
was
only
a
prospect;
or
Dunwell
or
H.C.
Silver
when
these
stocks
could
bo
bought
for
a
fraction
of
(heir
present
value.
Gold
-
Ore
is
yet
but
n
prospect,
if
it
was
a
mine
you
would
pay
much
more
than
eight
per
share.
Wrile
us
for
particulars.
Portland
Canal
Sales
Co
318
Standard
Bank
Bldg.
Vancouver,
B.C.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
Auditorium
Dancing
Every
Evening,
8
to
11.
1
Danco
10o;
3
for
25c
Ice
Cream
and
Confectionery
on
Sale
Cards
and
Tables
MARINE
MOTOR
Less
Starter
.
.
.
.
$250.00
Wilh
Starter
....
$300.00
Government
Tuxes
and
Freight
Kxtra
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Ford
Dealers
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
f'l?3
BY
lT
t
hEATUlf
StRVICK.
InC
Grt
Britain
i:ght
rrtcrvrd
Biggest
Year
in
Mineral
.lie
outlined
Hie
plans
fcr
the
fulure
work
in
this
parish
ex
plaining
why
it
was
thought,
ad
visanie
io
nave
one
minister
in
cnarge
or
mis
nehl
wlilcli
now
includes
Telkwa.
W.
11.
Maclnnes
of
Vicloria,
provincial
civil
service
cnrnmls
sinner,
was
In
town
on
Tuesday
and
spent
several
hours
at
the
local
government
ntllce
in
con
neclion
with
his
lour
of
inspec
lion
of
tin
nuclides
or
Hie
,
pro
vince.
......
cm
pirn
nay
was
spent,
very
nuielly
in
Siiiithers,
a
largi
number
or
citizens
taking
ad-
ivanlage
or
llie
nice
weather
and
gooil
roads
lo
ulleml
tho
Cele
brallons
at
'lelkwn
and
New
iiazennn,
wiuie
ntiiers
went
picnicking
at
Lake
Kathlyn
or
on
Production
in
History
of
Province
was
that
of
1924
Mineral
production
in
the
iimvinre
of
British
Columbia
(lur
ing
the
year
H2i
totalled
8,70-1,
MM
in
value
exceeding
aiiv
other
year
wince
records
have
been
kept
according
to
the
animal
report
of
the
minister
of
mines.
The
runner
up
vear
was
1010
when
the
production
totalled
$42,2110,4(12
in
value.
District
An.
1,
which
incljides
Allin,
Slikine,
Liard,
Naas
Hiver,
l'ortlnnd
Canal,
Skeena
Diver,
Uiieen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Delia
Con
I
a
came
third
in
the
province
during
1024
in
value
of
production
the
total
of
which
was
1,012,170
ns
compared
with
10,3a,235
in
1923
and
10.807,111
in
11122.
District
No.
"5
(Fort
Meele,
Shican,
Arrow
and
Koolenay
Lakes,
etc.
was
firsl
with
a
lo-lal
production
,
of
$21,1152,774;
District
No.
(J
(Vancouver
Island
and
Mainland1
was
second
with
.$'13,343,2-17.
The
total
for
No.
1
No.
1
District
Atlin,
Slikine
and
Liard...
Naas
River
.
.
.
.
.
'..
Portland
Canal
.
.
...
Skeena,
Queen
Charlotte
and
Delia
Coola
No.
2
District
Cariboo
and
Quesnel
....
..
Omineca
and
Peace
River
I
Naas
River
and
Portland
Coital
divisions
came
third
and
fourth
in
(he
province
exceeded
only
by
Fort
Steele,
18,757,222,
and
Vancouver
Island
(coal,',
!),-428,015.
In
placer
gold
production
Car
iboo
and
Peace
Rive
r'divisiou
led
the
province
with
a
total
of
8210.000.
Atlin,
Stikine
and
Liard
was
second
with
$
150,325.
Portland
Canal,
principally
through
the
Premier
mine,
led
the
province
in
lode-gold
pro
duction
with
a
total
of
$2,882,-
080.
There
was
no
other
division
that
came
within
a
third
SMITHERS
John
Dergnian
of
Prince
Ru
pert
arrived
in
town
this
week
and
is
busy
gelling
things
in
readiness
to
start
..building.,
a
summer
hfOne
for
John
Dybhavn
at
Lake
Kat'blyn.
i
nomas
Alien,
i;..N.ll.
engineer
of
Prince
(icorge,
spent
a
cpuple,
of
days
in-(own
Hit-
tore-part,
of
ii...
'v
.
-tr
I
lie
Wi'CK
IOOKlllJ,
,'Up
;Olll
;
aCr
ipiaintances.
Joe
llourgon
of
Telkwa
wa
a
business
visitor
on
Monday
and
Tuesday,
returning
home
in
a
new
Ford
car
purchased
while
here.
Archdeacon
(1.
A.
Rix'nf
Princ
Rupert
spent
a
few
days
in
Siiiithers
and
district,
getting
acquainted
with
the
members
of
his
church
in
this
community,
and
discussing
church
work
of
(be
diocese.
At
a
meeting
of
tbe
olllccrs
of
the
local
cli'irch,
district
((irand
Forks,
Oreen-wood
and
Similkaineen
was
551,r7t
;
No.
2
(Cariboo.
Omiiu-caj
anil
Peace
Riven,
lH(i,n78,
-anti
1
District
No.
3
(Nicola,
Lillooet'
and
'Vernon,
elc.i,
.335,r(Vt.
The
detail
for
District
No.
1
and
per
divisions
for
the
past
llfree
years
is
as
follows:
1U22
$
155,271
1,5(51,185
5,288,4(51)
802,211)
1112,300
110,8
14
l!i23
8
157,871
5,240,085
4,121,213
.850.003
270,5751
1
1,0001
I
1021
153,122
5,024,242
1,052,055
881,851
240,11(10
21C..H78
of
if,
Portland
Ciinnl
-wrt
fllso
first
Jn,,,
silver
production
Jwilti
a
llal
(if
.$1,037,211.
Furl
Hjcele
was
a
close
second
wilh
1,777,5
12.
i
Naas
River
division
(through
Anyoxi
led
in
copper
production
with
a
lutal
or
81,580,001.
Vancouver
mainland
was
second
with
3,
102.580
(through
Mril-annia).
Fort
Steele
was
ahead
in
lead
anil
zinc,
the
volume
of
Ibis
accounting
for
its
leadership
in
production
totals
for
t
lie
province.
(Vial
accounts
for
Vancouver
Island
being
second
in
production
total.
fishing
trips.
The
baseball
team
with
several
carloads
of
fans
went
to
New
Hiucllon
and
spent
a
most
pleasant
day,
Die
game
was
won
by
Hie
Siiiithers
team.
Mrs.
Lester
Davis
and
children
after
a
residence
in
Smltliers
of
three
years
left
mi
Thursday
to
join
Mr.
Davis
in
Vancouver
where
I
hey
will
make
Iheir
home
for
awhile.
Mrs.
Davis
was
accompanied
by
her
mother,
.Mrs.
Mni'tlnniiir.'.MIsH',.Mnrllniari
ln
valid
sister,
who
came
out
from
F.nglam!
a
year
ago.
The
new
building
at
the
comer"
of
Ilroadway
and
Main
Streets
erected
ny
a.
t.
llarrer
as
a
butcher
shop
for
Chas
Morri
lias
now
been
vcoiiioleled
and
Charlie
has
moved
from
bis
obi
stand
next
to
Watson's
store.
Dr.
C.
II.
llankinson
and
Mrs.
Ilankinson,
rormerly
Mrs.
A.
I
l
orde
ol
Siiiithers,
returned
to
town
on
Saturday
morning
artec
a
Irip
of
several
weeks
spent
points
on
Hie
prairies
and
Ontario.
RICE
CROP
LARGE
T1IH
II
AC-UK,
May
20
Re
ports
from
Java
stale
tbal
jic?
will
yield
a
bumper
crop
llii
year
in
the
Dutch
Cast
Indies.
Notwithstanding
that
thousands
ol
unemployed
have
descried
he
cities
lo
bep
bring
in
thy
crop
there
is
slill
a
dearth
or
coolio
labor.
STRIKE
AVERTED
COPL'NIIACF.N,
May
20.
The
threatened
lieup
in
Danish
ship
ping
has
been
averted.
The
ship
owners,
seamen
and
firemen
nave
signed
a
two
year
agreet3
ment
providing
tor
nn
increase
in
wages
or
rive
per
cent.
RE-STOCK
LAKES
NEAR
SMITHERS
Lake
Kathlyn
Chosen
as
Most
Satisfactory
for
Planting
Trout
SMITH
Hits,
May
20.
In
response
to
appeals
from
the
Came
Korean
or
the
Smilhcr
District
Hoard
nf
Trade,
Chas.
Harrison,
dominion
fisheries
inspector
and
C.
T.
Iieam,
butchery
superintendent
at
Lakelse
spent
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
in
this
dis
trict
inspecting
some
of
the
lakes
that
the
Hoard
has
requested
Ion
be
restocked
wilh
trout.
.
In
company
wilh
the
ollicers
of
t
lie
Hoard
of
Trade
and
Rod
and
(Sun
Club
they
have
been
taken
to
the
various
lakes
by
D.
D.
Munro.
Of
the
lakes
closest
to
town
it
was
found
Ihul
at
Lake
Kathlyn
the
conditions
were
the
most
satisfactory
for
the
planting
llie
cgs
and
it
is
likely
that
Ibis
work
will
be
umlcr-laken
ai
a
favorable
opportunity.
PURSE
OF
GOLD
WAS
PRESENTED
AT
ANYOX
TO
REV.
J.
B.
GIBSON
i
ANYOX.
Mjiy
20.
On
Wednesday
night
tip.
J.
H.
(iibon
was
the
recipient
of
a
purse
of
gold
from
the
people
of
Aliyox
as
a
mark
of
appreciation
of
his
ser
vices
during
Die
several
years
of
his
ministration
their.
The
pre
sentation
InoJr
place
at
a
church
social
at
which
musical
numbers
were
giveiuJ.
anil
refreshments
served.
Mr.
(libson,
who
was
taken
by
surprise,
thanked
the
donor
and
in
a
short
address
recalled
some
of
the
experiences
in
Anyox
mil
said
lie
hoped
his
successor
would
be
given
the
same
manly
treatment
by
the
men
iir
(he
town
that
had
been
accorded
him.
Mr.
Cihson
preaches
his
fare
well
sermon
Sunday
prior
lo
leaving
for
Snillhers
where
Iip
will
be
located.
REGIMENTAL
OPEN
AIR
JITNEY
DANCE
PUT
OFF
FOR
WEEK
On
account
or
Ihe
inclement
weather
last,
night
it
was
impossible
for
-the
First
Haltation
North
H.C.
Recipient
lo
hold
the
Jitney
dance
on
,the
new
tenuis
courts
fo,'
the
children's
ward
iiino.
ieverilieiess
Itiere.
was
a
dance
held
in
the
armory,
Ihe
anair
Jieinsr
allfTinled
tiy
some
150
persons.
The
regimental
baud
furnished
the
music
and
refreshments
were
provided
bv
Hie
Ladies'
Auxiliary.
Sergeant
C.
L.
Youngiiian
was
master
of
ceremonies.
The
open
nlr
jitney
dance
on
llie
leiims
court
Is
now
set
for
Friday,
June
5.
COAL
MINE
OWNER
OPENS
A
GROCERY
NOTTINfiHAM.
F.ng.,
May
20
Sir
Charles
Markham,
owner
of
extensive
coal
mines,
recently
surprised
frjf)nils
by
opening
a
grocery
store.
"I
ain
nid
exactly
a
phllan
Ihropisl,"
said
Sir
Charles
in
ex
piaoauou,
"imt
I
do
like
to
see
Iho
public
gel,
its
iionyM
worth.
His
iile.f
in
opening
Ihe
slnre
ia
lo
supply
the
people-
with
the
best
possible
goods
at
minimum
price.
Adverllie
In
the
Dally
News.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
WANTKB
W
ANTFD.
-
Kitchen
help,
im
mediately,
male
or
female,
Wrile
full
particulars
to
Hoxj
253
Daily
News
oltice.
(20
WAN'I'F.D.
Coiujieleut
woman
cook
desires
position,
camp
work
preferred.
Write
Hor
252,
Daily
News.
120
WOMAN
with
private
.home
would
like
lo
lake
care
of
little
boy
or
girl.
Phone
HIud
330.
127
WANTKD.
Position
as
wnlch-
imin,
or
other
-work
by
reliable
married
man.
P.O.
Hox
510.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALK.
8
h.p.
2
cylinder.
Kasthopo
wilh
clutch,
propeller,
shaft
and
coils.
Used
very
little.
Snap
at
275.
32
ft.
by
0
ft.
cabin
cruiser,
13-15
h.p.
Sterling,
heavy
duly,
limit
and
engine
in
good
condition.
Price
If
1
10(1.
Kugiue
cost
$1200
3
years
ago,
has
been
used
very
little
and
wul
cared
for.
Hull
18
foot,
suitable
for
small
eiiKinc.
Prince
for
ipiick
sale
$75.
Piston
rings
Aulo
and
Marine
engines.
Ford
Motor,
$10.00.
Northern
Ilxchange,
Phone
23.
KltNKST
Slubhs.
A.R.IIi?.:
CM
J
Ag.
Lambs;
Landscape
Hardening.
Plans
and
estimates
for
Kardens.
Ferns
and
oilier
plants
from
$3.00
per
dor..
F.O.H.
Usk.
H.C.
FOR
SALK.
Cabin
launch
Eva.
27
feel,
fully
equipped,
in
first
class
condition.
Apply
Ward
Electric
and
Marine
Supply.
Cow
Hay.
tf
FOR
SALK.
Quantity
of
used
sbiplap,
window
frames
and
sashes.
Apply
A.
S.
Lewis,
225
Second
Ave.
W.
120
FOR
SALE.
Commercial
Hotel.
Prince
Rupert,
rurnitdied.
A
bargaHi.
M.
M.
Stephens
A
C0.,J.ld.
U
FOR
BALE.
Pleasure
hoafKcho"
0.
L.
Ilcindel.
Cold
Storage.
Phone
221.
V.
-'tf
TO
RENT
TO
RENT.
Two
room
iiirnished
apartment,
by
day,
week
or
month.
Close
in.
Phone
Red
007.
127
FOR
.RENT
Three
large
house
keeping
rooms,
furnished
com
plete.
218
Second
Avenue.
FOR
RKNT.
Clapp
npartmcnl
Woslnnbavor
Hros.
tr
TIIRKK
roomed
callage
lor
rent.
Phone
Red
023.
127
AUCTION
SALE
AUCTION
Sale
eolilinued
on
Sal
unlay,
May
30
from
2.30
to
0
p.m.
and
fiom
7
lo
10
p.m.
Every
article
In
our
store
must
he
sold
on
Saturday
and
rem
bargains
will
be
olTered,
Our
loss
is
Ihe
public's
gain.
Don'l
overlook
Hiis
opportunity
as
opportunities
only
come
once
PRINCE
-
RUPERT
EXCHANGE.
BOARD
HOARD
and
Room,
or
boarij
only.
113
Firth
Avenue
East.
Phono
Red
707,
HOARD.
The
Iniandor,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
NORTHERN
TRANSFER
Call
lor
Ilaggage
and
Expreas
Northern
Transfer.
Day
Phono
Red
213.
Night
phono
Oreen
307
W.
H.
"MONTGOMERY,
JR.
LOST
LOST.-
Some
lime
during
Ihe
last
month,
navy
blue
silk
umbrella
wilh
gray
lips
and
brown
handle.
Finder
pleune
phone
Oreen
703.
127
LOST.
(Jrey
woollen
boy's
sweat
it
eoal,
initialled
J.M.
Reward.
Return
lo
Dally
News.
.
127
FOUND
FOUND.-
Moosebeart
pin.
Apply
Daily
News
oflice.
DO
ATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICKS
OF
EASTIIOPE
4-CYCLK
Marine
Engines
4-11.
P.
without
clutch
$185.00
1-1I.P.
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MD
200.00
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HI)
150.00
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III)
750.00
H-1I.P.
2
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MD
450.00
I
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