Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
rhon
E7B
DENTIST
MILK
Carh
prico
of
tickets
is
(tilvnnccd
to
J
Quarts
Tor
$1.00
11
Pints
for
$1.00
G,''rinienciiig
AQvonitor-
1.
Valentin
Dairy
mono
U57.
George
Rorie
CI!AHTEKKI)
ACCOUNTANT
AN1)
AUDITOK
Phone
3X7
'J
Hecond
Avenue
Vet,
Prime
Rupert
pounds,
at
an
average
coat
of
8495
cenu
per
pound.
I
The
uurd
quarter,
which
terminated
on
September
30.
showed
a
monthly
per
paund
Although
the
ore
tonnage
ahowed
OOSSE
PACKING
COMPANY
LTD.
Applicant.
By
J.
P
Rtrang.
Agent.
-WATER
NOTICE.
IIIVKItolON
AM
l'v
TAKE
NOTICE
that
John
Dybhavn.
whose
addreaa
U
P.O.
Box
1700.
Prince
Rupert.
B.c
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
..i.
..i
ii..
aooo
ra
ona
oer
day
of
water
out
of
an
unnamed
creek
which
flowa
flows
northerly
northerly
and
and
drains
drains
into
into
Nesto
wesio
In-
in-
irnofa
mm
tiiuiui
ixiv
-
-
Thla
notice
waa
lease
la
applied.
nested
on
the
grouna
on
mt
ra
u.j
.
o?
November.
11)36.
A
copy
of
this
i
notice
land
an
application
pursuant
thereto
b-a.
uv.
i
iiiiein
ri
aval
at
i
i
sr
i
Victoria.
B.C..
within
thirty
aav.
...cj
the
first
aprearaiiro
ut
nu
""vr-
"
7
Seal
newspaper.
The
date
ot
the
first
publication
of
thla
notice
la
Decern-
(berl.
1929.
JOHN
DTBHAVN.
I
Applicant.
LAND
ACT.
.NOTICE
OF
NJkTVAniTP
SVyfA'
to
in
Oona
Rlr
Lani
ordlng
Dlatrlct
Rupert.
B.C..
and
altuate-on
of
Prince
Island
In
Oona
River
approximately
art
iSJiitJ.
Illock
One
and
Two
of
Lot
310U,
n'T
Coaai
Dl.t?lct
(mostly
tide
flat
small
laianai.
I.iirroundlng
take
NOTICE
that
John
Bergman,
of
"
oJia
Rlvrr.
B
C..
.occupation
JlermaJi.
mter.de
to
apply
for
a
lease
01
io
l0mencirngC
at
a"
post
planted
300
feet
nonl
rt'nSfthweat
corner
post
of
1.000
feet
aoutneast;
thence
lot
3199:
f'hence
300
fret
westerly:
thence
1.0QO
ft
northwest
thenco
100
feet
to
poat
tented
and
containing
ten
acrea.
more
1
or
less
JOHN
DKnOMAN,
'
Applicant.
Dated
October
SO.
1928.
9
,dJI
December
8,
1026
THE
DAILY,
NW3
...
MMb
.ti4-t,
.
PAGE
FIVE
kidneys
have
YOt'R
a
big
job
to
perform
doping
tbe
body
fcre
,
1
f
uviooui
wasui,
Xttif
action
it
'rwl-up
ii
the
new
sup-
YOUR
SERVES
CONTROL
YOUR
llEyiLTHl
lot
your
health's
sVe
Consult
d.
a.
McMillan
I'nlmer
Graduate
CIIIKOPKACTOK
Room
6
&
7,
Exchange
Work
I'hone
691
pATl
10
MEUOMCTTR
SniVICE
leu
Shopp
for
Christmas
Gifts
come
to
"Demers"
Vhonf
27
P.O.
n
327
SMJWYOM
HEELS
TO
WINTER
5
)
MCE
WE
OUB
COAl
AND
VVIHV
W
a
pretty
lung
t
fellow
and
K've
a
.
-A
rile
a
hard
run
for
'""irvincy.
V
re
in
earnest
to
win
n
-nn
home
so
are
we,
to
Bi'lp
vou,
s
fro,
Phone
us
now.
N'ANAIMO
-
YVEU.IMITON
and
AI.HEUTA
SOOTI.ESS
COALS
Albert
&
McCaflery
Limited
L
1'hones
116
nnd
117
Anyox
Will
Soon
Be
Biggest
-
;
Copper
Producing
Centre
in
World;-
Production
Increasing
a
-
.
A
ni.nvUHln
t!?e1J)retent
yar
the
production
of
copper
at
the
big'
Co
?
J
r
Vhe
rra,y,Cpn0,idate(1
JIi'0.
finfitlh
&
Power
h.
I
i,u
V:t(li,y
each
month'
Wh
completion
of
fu,r
at,th.e,
conc!,'!t.rator
a'1(l
HinlcrinV
plant
in
the
near,
future
the
product
i,ivl
Aj
on
w
b.
tnnhor
It1l6'lkirl
4a-i.l
M
...Ill
...i.
4.1t
l
.ti
vh.bvu,
ajiu
nuu
win
i
t
.
ine
SJ
liritUh
ititi
Iei
Empire.
.
as
Ma
lhe
,ar,fe8t
C0Wr
Plueint?
camp
in
Addition
to
the
concentrating
mill
will
be
completed
and
in"
operation
ntlon
In
In
January.
January,
1027.
1027.'
ThpP
These
nihlitinn.
additions
win
will
KiveV
..u.A.tv,
the
4.tn
mill
a
capacity
of
3QQQ
torts
of
or
per
day.
'V
i
'
,
nt
muj
j
the
last
word
Jn
ore
con-
r6trUon.
It
i
up-to-date
In
every
"
K,u'
10
fn.
the
con"
Uneiit.
.
The
recently
tnataUed
nuchlnenr
at
tbe
alnterlnj
plant
la
ik
being
tuned
up.
and
will
be
in
com
tint
operation
before
the
end
of
tht
year.
The
operation
of
the
enlarged
pUia.
Ill
eliminate
the
ahlppinc
of
eoncentratea
to
Ta-coana.
aa
heretofore,
all
temcentrate
after
going
through
the
gluten
njr
pUnt
will
be
amelted
looally.
'
Ti:.llV
Ilixt
.
Steadily
month
by
month,
during
U
preacnt
year,
the
production
of
copper
at
Anyoi
baa
risen.
Durtne
the!
nage
each
month.
At
the
prewnt
time
63.000
tona
of
ore
la
being
'mined
and
milled
each
month,
and
thii'hoiinagei
will
be
increated.
AT
AI.I.KMIV
.During
the
third
quarter,
,'Allenby
milled
174
.251
tona
of
'
ore.
.producing
4.64IJ584
net
pound
,
o
fpper.
aa
coin:
pared
with'
153.84?
tona
milled
and
4.
374.J77
pcfcfidi
of
copper
(
produced!
curing
4ne
.preceding
quarter.
These
operatlona
returned
a
profit
of
SS6M
for
ihe
t!flrd
quarter
and
33.11
for
tue
second
quarter,"
with;
copper
carrietLat
14c
per
pouad,
x
v'
ore
production
from
the
Outsider
flrat
quarter
of
the
yer.
the
produc-r'"?
.
P?'krth
mtir
n"lr
Ad,
"
uoo
par
month
M
3.i.2S6
pound
1
lu?!n
the
"m?-'
'
'
.'
Ia
frcwit
lntenrtw
w,th
th!
Kb
of)
an
average
OJ
per
pound
1
840
cent
lHeraia;
&im
Bxklng.
rlce-prealdenti
Durtng
the
second
quarter
"th
'
nd
tRrn
"a
operj
monthly
producUan
waa
3.173.0U
,,0"
,"Di
An.oy
wequf
aiinsciorj.
iDevpwnia
naa
Deeo
op-
erated
eontlnuouaiy
throughout'
tha,
y4r,
without
any
mlahap
whaUoeveM
The
only
cloud,
on
the
horteon
at
the
jwrnd.
prni
0me
V"
reeeBl
ta
production
of
3J04.O1S
pro-
r
'
twrH
that
that
tirW
tsl
K
matti
would
quickly
ahow
an
improvement.
per
product
include.
.U
operating
and
,
"
the
,W
UB,el,'tf
"
dl!a,f1,t
.
i
(
In
fMpui
a)
IVi
flit
i
fjt
A
i
11a.
tv.n
etpensea.
with
JI
actions
for
prerioua
matal
valoe
and
the
usual
smelter
rrwdlta.
This
cost
deludes
rreuit
for
miscellaneoua
income
earned
aod
slao
t&ciudes
aiMrgea
for
bond
In-tret
and
depreciation.
v
i.t
i:
or
(
oiti:k
The
value
of
copper
produced
In
the
flrat
quarter
waa
I414.TJ4
(50
In
thai
aid.
vi
.
v
mm
wv
(.i
v
ma
v
.
cut,
v
'u
ui
aat
a
sson4
ouartee
th
value
droooed
la
!
JAP
INLET.
Dk.
7-The
Muc
Uo.'
IM
7tJt.
alUMMigh
a
much
larger
'late
of
Cow
Bjy
fame;
receatiy
celebrated
tonhage
waa
produced
this
waa
due
to
the
drop-
is
price
of
copper
from
the
hrrel
of
the
first
quarter.
During
the
last
quarter
the
value
of
ore
produced
ahowed
a
decided
increase
being
ll.'W-Mi
48.
FAMOUS
MUG-UP
.
IS
CHRISTENED
AT
J$P
INLET
HOME
Iti
official
opening
In
the
new
aurtoun'd-Inga
of
Jap
Ihlft
aa.
the
residence
of
Oapt
Ouie.
when
a
targe
catlierlDg
as
sembled
for
a
arprtee
party
at
the
residence
o(
O.
L.
Uurray,
and
moved
en
masse
to
the
attack
at
about
8
pin.
lira.
O.
"L'Wurray
waa
the
organUer.
ano
cuosutersble
monthly
inerease.
operat-
j
lat
credit
ta
duo
to
the
Adlea
who
reduced
preaent
for
the
excellent
fare
pro-which
mg
eipetsse
ert
matrially
achievement
reflecu
great
credit
Th
host
was
takea
completely
on
the
oreaniaing
ability
of
the
man-(by
aurprk-e.
and
Use
party
,wa
in
every
siemen:
and
thV
loyalty
of
tha
staff.
It
Kntettatnment
waa
pro-
it
also
a
source
of
pleasure
to
the
i
"uru
3
",UMC'
Tucmi
"-.uKkholda
who
have
now
waltetf
!
mental,
aa
well
aa
orchestral,
and
by
'
"nf
etc
to
which
.
alight
Mat
to
!
number
of
year,
for
a
ehaage
Xrom
an
tide
of
adverait,
to
a
flood
tide
oX!?1'"1
"T"
13
I'"
kdded
much,
to
tbe
fun
of
the'errnlng
IDTtng
"
vtrt
f
ta
r?t
the
'
preaent
'
year
the
Allenby
-
V
,
,
'Kyle
by
Capt.
BUly
Hanson.
The.party
ton-;
pisr.t
haa
also
increaaed
tbelr
ote
7
,
.
kpnliisttv
hmtp
un
stvitit
mtdnlffht
af
,
WATKK
NOTICE
,
lilW.KMOV
AMI
1E.
1
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Qosse
Tacking
Company.
Limited,
whcee
address
u
Vancouver
BC.
will
appiy
for
a
licence
.
u
Uke
and
use
100.000
gallons
per
day
of
water
out
of
Unnamed
atream.
which
,
floms
northwesterly
and
drains
Into
I
Captain
s
Core
at
bead
of
Captain's
Cove
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
700
feet
ifiom
mouth
and
wilt
be
used
for
com-'
niercial
and
domestic
purpoaea
upon
the
I
land
described
aa
Lot
1253.
Bang
4.
i
Coast
D-atrlct
Thta
notice
was
posted
ter
a
most
enjoyable
ewnlnz,
.amid
musical
"honors
whloh
were
rult
ably
'ack
nowledged
by
tha
host:
ALICE
ARM
vember.
WW.
A
copy
of
thla
notice
andi
Bob
Kaye.
afjcr
'
having
apent
the
Ian
application
pursuant
thereto
and
W
past
few"
months
at
Stewart,
returned
'
the
"Water
Act"
will
be
filed
in
the
'7
.
.
,
'office
oi
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
P'r
'Mt
?w
'
I
Rupert.
BC
Objectloua
to
the
appll-
'
m
-
.
oatwn
may
be
filed
with
the
aald
Water
,
There
waa
good
Vice
on
one
of
the
!fifd"
flights
X.Ir,--lK
the
west
last
Water
Victoria.
.
within
within
thirty
thirty
da
a
.
TTsaat
ataktaw
M
rial
T
ITVXT
J.
Peacock
waa
here
-from
Anyoi
last
.week
making
plana
for
a
winter'!
program
of
development
work
on
the
Success
mining
property
In
.
which
-
hs
la
interested.
uc
B.C
daya
after-week-end
and
Alice
Arm
akaters
took
tbe
firat
appearance
oi
iu
"""'o
-
full
advantage
or
It.
There
waa
also
local
newsp...
.uj
-..-
r.
...
.
..
.
h
t
f
,
t
k
ubllcatlon
ot
tnia
novice
.
In
1Q')Jt
locaf
rink
will
be
flooded
as
soon
aa
the
weather
geta
a
little
colder.-.
Arrangements,
are
being
made
fane
.quarters
here
for
the
Oovrrnmen?
Telgraph
offlcej
For
many
years,
the
old
log
cabin
under
the
hill
fca
housed
the
local
-'ticker.
Active
development
.work
has
started
on
the
Rpd
fnt
property
which
waa
be
diverted
from
the
atream
at
the
,
associates.
Supplies
for
the
winter
natural
outlet
of
a
aniall
lake,
about
50
1
he
been
packea
jn
and
fifteen
feet
will
beuard
fodomestlc
aYlduaU?.!
of
the
projected
,
350
foot
tunnel
ha,
nuroces
upon
the
7
acrea
of
land
de-.,jrtluy
been
driven.
'.cz
-.
ind
for
which
STEWART
f
f
v.aw
Waiter
Itnnrder
All
Tha
Inntr
tunnel
nn.
th
Khnkae
nro
Hi
in
me
":
wiTwi
...
4um
the
r
r,..,,
nn
Ohlectlona
to
...
u
.
-v.
.
nn
.
-
BwroTr'or'K
penetrated
the
northern
extension
I
of
Water
RlghU,
Parliament
Buildings.
0f
the
great
B.C.
Silver
ore
body.
The
ore
la
quarta-porphry
formation
carry
ing
ruby
and
native
silver
In
very
high
values.
Word
haa
been
received
ot
the
death
recently
In
Nelson
of
Mrs.
Caroline
Daly,
mother
of
Par
and
Jim
Daly
of
machine
knives!
1
f
sysw
"
,
fr
t
'.
,
'
'
'
.v
-
'
natever
r
.
'
.
A-
.
I
X
Y
1
-the'
New
Orthophonic
Victrola
will
play
-with
the
.tone
that
is'
the
tone
;
...
of
the
music
itself.
What
would
jou
like
to
hear
a
bit
of
grand
musiCt
plajed
and
sung
by
tht
foremost
x
opera
?
A
thrilling
band
piece
?
A
toe-teas-
artists.
By
means
of
a
new
scientific
prin-
ing
(ox
trot
?
The
pew
Orthophpnic
yictrola
is
waiting
to
play
for
you
always.
Waiting
aitin?
sw
we
a
a
a-w
a-"
,y
-
J
J
L.
C.
White,
mill
man
at
the
Dun-well,
has
left
for
Seattle
and
W.
D.
Clinch,
who
arrived
recently
from
Berkeley,
California
with
hla
wife
and
child,
haa
become
mill
superintendent.
Dune
Mclsaao
has
left
for
Vancou?
vrr
where
he
will
spend
the
holidays
with
his
brother,
James,
proprietor
of
the
Burrard
Hotel.
Camp
buildings
are
nearlng
completion
and
development
work
has
started
on
the
Extenuate
property
which
adjoins
the
Sebakwe.
A
group
ot
amateur
Stewart
players
put
on
the
farce
"Where"
Dooleyt"
at
Stewart
on
Friday
night
and
at
Premier
last
night.
The
play
waa
excellently
ataged,
the
cast
Including
Mrs.
O,
C.
Andrew,
II.
C.
Marvin,
Rev.
-
A.
W
R.
Ashley,
Mrs.
M.
J.
Esterly,
Mrs.
R.
T.
Crosby.
Mrs.
James
Morrlce,
Mra.
II.
P.
aibson,
a.
C.
Andrew,
P.
8,
Jacx
and
J.
W.
Wilson.
Music
was
furnished
by
an
orchestra
consisting
ot
Mra.
W.
Jancowskl,
J.
P.
Scarlett
and
Victor
Durant.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
New.
0
.-'V'
,
'
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
Made
only
by
Victor
thla
district.
She
waa
a
hardy
pioneer
woman
and
lived
to
the
grand
age
J
ninety
years.
Vic
TERRACE
A.
Qoodenough.
of
Smlthers
was
a
business
visitor
here
on
Saturday
and
and
left
for
Prince
Rupert.
i
Mra.
A.
Y.
Wilson
of
Remo
waa
the
guest
ot
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
over
the
week
end.
R.
Cory
returned
on
Saturday
from
Lakelse
Hatchery
where
he
haa
spent
the
past
three
weeks.
C.
Hearn,
hatch-cry
manager,
spent
the
week
end
In
town
with
him.
O.
Ocndron,
came
In
from
Lake
on
Saturday.
Kalum
a
Constable
S.
Service
left
on
Sunday
for
Prlnc
Rupert,
having
lit
hls.charg
Julius
Peterson,
a
logger,
from
Little"!
camn.
whose
aetlona
this
last
week
would.
appear
to-
indicate
that
he
was.
mentally
unbalanced.
dole
called
"matched
imDedance".
controlled'
excluawlv
bv
XHctof.
the
Orthoohonic
Vir
'
to
play
the
things
you
like
in
a
way
you
haye
trola
is
astounding
all
who
hear
it!
never
heard
at
home
before.
Hear
the
new
Orthophonic
Credenza
play
the
Talented,
tireless
this
new
instrument
has
new
V.
E.
Process
Victor
records
made
the
a
repertoire
that
includes-
every-
kind
-
of
':f
new
Victor
way
at
any
"His
Master's
Voice"
'
dealer.
Other
models
from'
$115
to
$430."
Easy
terms.
The
trademark
"His
Master
s
Voice"
is
on
every
Orthophonic
yictrola.
vmomonic
.
ruo
.n
oounu
Trade
Mark
Reg.a
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in
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and
Train
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PRINCE
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will
leave
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KITEKT
for
VANCOUVER.
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SEATTLE,
and
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at
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.s.
PRINCE
KITEKT
for
STEWART
and
ANYOX.
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p.ru.
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CHARLES
for
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via
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CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
fortnightly.
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Enrh
MONDAY,
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ANGER,
The
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Fine
Imported
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and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
In
our
Shop
in
Princo
llupert
as
low
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223
Sixth
Street
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
P.
O.
Box
247
$50.
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Rupert,
I.
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