Ye
it
whips
easily
and
it
delicious!
1
A
favorite
with
British
Columbia
housewives
I
wish
I
knew
"I
wish
I
knew
what
to
put
on
these
floors
I"
So
oflcn
you
hear
that
remark.
It
is
only
because
those
people
who
make
it,
have
had
their
fill
of
waxes,
oils
and
cheap
varnishes.
The
man
or
woman
who
has
used
the
right
floor
varnish
libs
no
floor
troubles.
Try
CI
Floor
Varnish
nest
time,
we
guarantee
il,
to
give
satisfaction.
Sold
oniy
by
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
v
e
are
ready
At
any
tjmir
to
receive
your"
phone
ipjl
to
lake
your
inslruelions.tp
lake
personal
charge'
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
'
Cleaning.
'
FOR
SALE
GUARANTEED
USED
CARS
Ford
Coupe
.
.
.
.
$400,00
Ford
Sedan
.
.
.
.
5500.00
Ford
Truck.
.
.
.
S200..00
Chevrolet
lie
Ivy.
.
$300.00
Terms
if
desired.
See
Uie
Ford
Marine.
Motor
at
our
shop.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
J.
L.
BLAIN
CONTRACTOR
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
HARDWOODS
Store,
and
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
l'lanlng.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
268
NEW
YORK.
Se-nt.
1C.
The!
Granby
Consolidated
Mining,
Srnelllng-and
Power
Comparand
its
prospects
are
discussed
in
i
the
weekly
analysis
of
Cameron.
Michel
A
Co.,
stockbrokers,
in
which
the
company
Is
compared
with
Iwo
other
companies,
Calumet
&
Hecla
and
Ray
Consolidated.
The
stocks
of
all
are
selling
around
413
to
SIC
a
share.
Calumet
anil
Hecla
operates
1
he
largest
system
of
properties
in
the
Lake
Superior
na
tive
tipper
district
of
Michigan.
Granby
owns
and
operates
the
largest
copper
producing
properly
in
Canada,
and
Ray
Consolidated
owns
and'
operates
two
large
porphyry
copper
proper-lies
in
the
southwest.
Similar
interests
are
cjosely
associated
with
the
managements
of
Granny
and
Ray
Consolidated.
All
three
properties
have
favorable
past
records
as
t
production,
earn
ings
and
dividends
to
Uieir
crediL
This
comparative
analysis,
to
be
of
value,
must
attempt
to
deter
mine
the
present
position
and
relative
future
prospects
of
the
three
enterprises
taken
in
conjunction
with
the
respective
selling
prices
of
Iheir
slocks.
Bonds
Outstanding
Granby
is
the
only
one
of
these
lliree
companies
whih
has
bonds
outstanding
ahead
of
the
jitock.
Hoods,
which
amount
to
i,t29.000,
are
followed
by
311,-J'JU
share
of
slock.
Taking
the
bonds
at
par,
and
the
stock
at
current
prices,
Granby
Is
valued
in
toe
mar-fcci
ai
approximately,
i,t
15,000.
Against
this
figure
working
capital
at
the
end
of
1921
amounted
to
1,63(5,400.
Inasmuch
as
this
working
capital
will
lie
retpiire
to
lake
care
of
bank
loans
arid
complete
equip
ment
preparatory
lo
bringing
I
he
Allenhy
properties
into
pro
duet
ion,
il
will
not
he
deducted
in
I
iguring
the
present
stock
market
valuation
per
pound
of
rapm-ity
output
.
Considering
the
Allenhy
properties
brought
into!
production,
Grauby
has
an
oper
ating
capacity
or
co.nno.ouo
pounds
of
copper
per
annum,
which
Is
now
valuel
in
the
market
nt
approximately
15
c
a
pound.
Costs,
including
depre
ciation,
for
such
a
production,
will
he
around
10V4c
a
pound
Ray
Consolidated
has
out
standing
3.077,10
shares,
.
and
the
properties
have
an
operating
capacity
of
at
least
lf.0,000,000
pounds
of
copper
annually.
I)
dueling
working
capital
from
the
present
market
value
of
Ray,
il
production
capacity
Is
selling
for
miller
20c
a
pound.
Costs
including
depreciation,
will
also
be
about
IOVjO
a
pound.
Calumet
&
Hecla
has
outstanding
2.005,502
shares
of
slock
and
operating
capacity
of
al
least'
100,000,000
pounds
of
cop
per
annually,
with
possibilities
of
120,000,000,
or
even
higher
on
occasion.
Deducting?
working
capital
from
the
present
market
valuation,
and
figuring
100,000,-000
pounds
per
annum
as
capac
ilv.
(his
is
al
present
valifed
In
Hie
market
at
1(1
He
a
pound.
The
cost
of
making
this
output,
including
depreciation,
will
fig.
ure
around
1
2c
a
pound.
Appears
Cheapest
At
first
glance,
therefore.
practically
exhausted
with
the!
sary
to
effect
improved
facilities
and
greater
operating
efficiency.
so
that
including
such
charges
current
costs
arc
probably
close
lo
Ilea
pound.
(
The
Allenhy
propej-ty
Is
prae
tically
virgin,
but
enough
ore
has
been
developed,
averaging
nruund
2
per
cent,
so
as
In
give
excellent
prospects
of
a
real
mine
in
the
property,
and
carefully
prepared
plans
have,
been
made,
which
are
expected
to
secure
economic
operation,
which
means
favorable
cosls.
Assuming
lhat
Allenhy
is
oble
lo
produce
20,000.000
pouiids
of
copper
al
a
cosl
around
10
Vic
a
pound,
including?
depreciation,
Granby
properties
together
will
have
an
output
of
60,000.000
pounds
of
copper,
wliich
should
be
made
at
a
cost,
including
bond
interest
and
de
preciation,
or
around
uvjc
a
pound,
or
a
possible,
profit
tin
a
I5C
metal
market
of
between'
0
and
$7
a
snare.
It
will
be
seen,
however,
that
In
estimating
such
results
quite
a
few-
assumptions
are
made
which
may
or
may
nol
materialize
as
favorably
as
anti
cipated.
Hidden
Creek
The
Hidden
Creek
properties
of
Granby
had
developed
al
the
end
of
11)21,
8,400.870
tons
of
2
per
cent
ore,
In
addition
lo
which
Ihere
wa
developed
1,587,070
tons
of
1
per
cent
ore
and
500,-000
Ion
of
probable
tire
carrying
2ty
per
cent
copper.
At
Ihe
Vtc
sent
rale
of
operations
these
or
reserves
ave
sufficient
for
slighl
ly
le-
th
mi
len
years'
operations,
and
while
additional
de
velopment
work
may
put
In
sight
Granby
appears
the
cheapesll
more
ore
at
Ihe
Hidden
Greek
i
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PAQE
fOTO
nrr.
;nn.v.
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3
10
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManui
r
COR
COOON)
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Tle
HOTEL
jOOt4-T
CMi
MUL(
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HNT
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THE.
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MW6
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COUUOm't
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TWAVCt
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txl
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WP.r.
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rv
AM
A
nin-
I
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-
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.POT
Oh
ME
13
u.
ir-
ntl.
PlAsC
i
Ut,HT
to
.ceo
exception
or
taking
out
the
law-raping
1.81
per
oeMt
hacks,
old
pillars,
etc.,
together
or
a
lower
grade
Ihnn
being
pushed
pretty
hard
for
New
York
Brokers
Compare
Its
production,
and
while
the
pre
Position
With
That
of
Other
Companies
sent
workings
are
in
splendid
ground,
including
the
rich
fissure
vein,
which
nicely
sweetens
up
lengthen
the
life
of
the
property'
and
make
good
the
facilities
already
provided
and
capitalized.
Allenhy
is
estimated
to
contain
more
than
5,610,000
tons
of
ore
copper,
in
the
with
some
small
stretches
of
Hidden
Creek,
hut
known
to
be
commercial
ground.
Ahmcek
is
amenable
to
concentration.
There
is
probably
two
or
three
limes
this
amount
of
ore
in
the
Alien-
by
properties,
as
otherwise
th"H
tonnage
estimated
is
not
large
enouph
to
greatly
improve
the
the
avcrace
of
the
Kearsage
lodej
status
of
Granny
as
to
ore
re-:
rock,
il
is
a
question
how
many,
soared.
To
gel
a
production
of
years
this
property
can
be
de-
around
20,000,000
pound
of
pemled
upon
for
30,000,000
to:
copper
annually
would
call
for
32,000,000
pounds
ot
copper
an-jlhe
mining
of
about
800,000
nually.
Other
lhan
a
rich
eor-'lon
annually,
or
about
eight
ner
of
ground
in
Centennial,
notlyears
life
on
the
basis
of
Ihe
ore
at
present
available
for
economic,
now
in
sight
at
Alienor
proper-
mining,
little
can
he
expected
from
that
properly,
and
Ihere
is
a
similar
uncertainly
with
regard
lo
the
Osceola
and
Xorlh
Kearsage.
This
leaves
Jhe
reclamation
of
the
waste
Sands
accumulated
in
(lie
Tikc
Linden
and
at
Tam
arack
as
the
remaining
sourceJ
of
production.
These
sands
should
be
capable
of
an
nnnual
production
of
25,000.000
pounds
of
copper
over
the
next
ten
to
fifteen
years.
Summed
up
in
all
its
aspects.
Calumet
&
Hecla
can
be
depended
upon,
under
favorable
conditions,
for
an
annual
production
of
from
lOO.OOii.ooo
to
125,000,000
poundi
of
coper
iluring
Ihe
next
eight
or
ten
years,
with
cnls
ranging
from
lie
lo
12c
a
pound
on
the
aver-
nge,
including
depreciation.
Sixty
pounds
of
copper
output
per
share
of
stock
and
an
average
15c
metal
market
could
he
depended
upon
lo
yield
from
1:80
lo
2.t0
a
share
for
Ihe
stocki
or
12
lo
10
per
cent
on
lb
present
selling
price.
Large
Production
Granby
is
producing
right
now
at
Giei
jrale
of
slightly
over
10,-000,006
pounds
of
copper
annu
ally,
at
a
cost
of
9Vc
a
pound,
before
depreciation.
The
com
pany
lias
been
making
very
heavy
charges
for
depreciation
in
re
cent
years
to
offset
losses
In
the
xcrappiug
of
equipment
neces
ties.
Until
the
Allenhy
is
actu
ally
in
prodiK-tion
no
accurate
idea
can
he
had
n
lo
its
col
of
production.
Excellent
Possibilities
Including
Allenhy,
Granby
has
such
a
relatively
large
capacity,
output
ner
snare
01
siock
iui,
lhat
mider
favorable
metal
and
operating
conditions
the
com-
lin
should
be
able
to
eiear
off
its
nornled
debt
and
return
siz
able
share
earning.
Hut,
as
in
Ihe
ease
of
Calumet
&
Hecla,
one
of
the
properties
has
not
a
very
long
indicated
life
anil
the
other
has
'
nol
been
developed
enough
to
actually
determine
the
extent
of
the
ore
deposits.
Granby
slock,
therefore,
may
be
said
to
have
excellent
possibilities.
but
as
is
usually
Ihe
ease
cons
id
erable
uncertainly
exists
as
lo
what
results
will
be
achieved
The
slock
in
active
copper
-.hare
markets
has
been
a
very
good
aetof
because
of
these
possibilities.
The
element
of
mystery
conrern'ng
some
of
Ihe
phases
adds
to.
rather
than
dampen,
speculative
ardor.
SPORT
CHAT
K
-
There
were
plenty
of
deer
low-
down
according
lo
the
first
"mowirh"
hunters
of
the
season
who
were
out
al
Ihe
end
of
last
week.
While
there
were,
apparently,
not
many
hags
hrmuhl
home
that
was
not
the
fault
of
the
deer
but
of
the
hunters.
Dave
Stuart
says
that
he
saw
Iwo
that
should
have
made
good
shots
hut
he
missed
them
both.
Apparently
Ihe
hoys
need
some
prarllce
af
ter
the
long
sumjner'
inactivity
09
far
a.brtUiiljlijij.pe:
jijother
hunter
u
110
wa's
out
at
the
end
of
last
week
was
Capl.-Oeorge
Ash
the
trick
shot
who
penformed
al
he
Fair
last
week.
He
is
said
o
have
last
his
way
on
Digby
Island
but,
apparently,
the
deer
steered
clear
of
ills
deadly
range
Capl.
Ash,
leaving
today
for
Al
aska
lo
fill
engagements
at
Ket
chikan,
Juneau
and
Wranpcll
will
be
back
in
about
three
week
time
and
liis
local
friends
are
planning
to
lake
him
011
a
rea
hunting
irip
In
where
ihe.
goal
and
the
grizzly
bear
range
With
the
bird
season
now
open
Ihe
forthcoming
week-end
will
see
Ihe
local
iifnirods
out
in
strength
for
all
varieties
0
game.
Roy
Cliffe,
the
comer
from
the
Coinox
Valley,
prelly
nearly
lift
cd
Ihe
Canadian
light
heavy
weight
crown
from
Ihe
brow
o
Jack
IU-ddirk
in.
the
houl
al
Van
cquver
last
week
according
fuller
repnrls
of
the
bailie
southern
papers,
Cliff,
who
ha
the
champion
going
for
fair
In,
the
first,
second
and
ninth
rounds,
was
credited
wilh
four
rounds,
Re.hllck
with
four
and
Wanted
For
Sate
For
Rent
WANTTB
SJ
4
I
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C-..B
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1'
"
ANALYSIS
OF
GRANBY
MADE
BY
DEALERS
question.
Calumet
&
Hecla's
conglomerate
lode,
which
provided
practically
all
of
its
past
'success,
is
'A
GIRL
WANTF.D
for
general
FOl'ND.
housework.
Apply
to
Mr
Frizzell.
u
store.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALK.
Dining
room
suites,
bedroom
saites,
Chelerfield
suites,
ranfe.
stoves,
bed
linen,
towels,
window
blind-,
Inlaid
linoleum
ami
printel
linoleumn,
lounges,
chairs,
Chiffionieros,
Drensers,
.
lied-steads,
mat
tresses
ami
uprinp.
Dining
tables,
kitchen
table,
table
oilcloth.
A.
Mackenzie,
Furniture
House.
IMione
775.
FOR
SALK
Upholstering
and
furniture
repairing
done
on
the
1
remises
by
exftert
workmen.
Let
as
quote
you
on
retiring
your
old
farniture.
Reasonable
prices.
Call
and
inspect
our
workshop.
Fur-nil
ury
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Agents
for
the
1MIK-MIF.R
RANGI-..
Prim
Rupert
Kxeliange.
I
'hone
062.
If
ALUMINU
M
WARM
AT
WIST.
We
are
selling
nut
our
stock
pf
Aluminium
ware
at
rost.ow-ing
discontinuing
t
lit
line.
We
build
Chesterfield's
lo
your
order
from
4IMMM).
Prince
Rupert
Kuchange.
Phone
052.
FOR
SAI.F
Cheap.
Chevrolet
five
passenger
touring
car.
practically
new.
Apply
F.
11.
Tomlin,
tin
Mussalletn
Apart-inenls.
216
FOR
SALE.
Professional
and
gymnasium
punch
bag
stand
with
bag.
One
new
Alwajer-Kent
coil.
Real
snap.
Phone
572.
If
FOR
SALK.
Household
furnt
lure.
619
Seventh
Ave.
Fast.
Phone
Itlue
528.
SIS
SIX
1IOI.
K
KOOTF.NAY
RANCH
for
sale,
lighliy
uer?
Phone
777.
220
TO
RENT
FOR
HUNT.
First
elasa
apart
rnent.
Monarch
range
and
water
free,
Clapp
block.
Wesl-
enhuver
llros.
-
If
FOR
HUNT.
Pknos,
player
pianos,
phonograph
atvl
sew
Ing
'
niaohines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
If
FOR
RKNT
Unfurnished
room
10x12;
hot
and
cold
water
Apply
Dox
27
i,
Daily
News
Office.
218
FOR
JIE.NT.
Two
room
furnish
ed
apartment
by
day,
week
or
monlh.
Phone
Red
.007.
tf
FOR
RENT
Modern
up-lo-dato
flat,
Rand
Illock.
Apply
Max
Hcilbroner.
If
FOR
RENT.
Modern
house,
live
rooms
and
hath.
Muitro
llros.
portunities
name
In
finish.
He
rjan
fight,
however,
and
can
lake
punishment.
Reildick
was
slow-
ami
missed
wilh
bis
vicious
right
uppercut
several
times.
Referee
Addison
and
.lodge
Tom
Harriett
called
a
draw
and
Detective
AI-
cox
favored
Cliff.
Hoolh
School
foolb.all
leam
will
meet
Ihe
High
School
on
Salur
day
afternoon
resuming
the
schonl-foolhall
league
serie
of
game.
Next
week
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may
be
po
siiiio
10
!iav
Iwo
traioes.
Tim
two
were
even.
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Ihe
expert-
boy
are
hoping
with
the
ro-rm-ence
of
Reddick
carried
him
erallon
of
the
lear.hlng
staff
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the
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of
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