By
mall
to.
allfcarU
of
;the
Br
asthtfeJ..
Jnadvaince,
per
y
Transient
Advertising
on
Front
Page,
per
inch
pointed
out,
as
showing
the
manner
In
which
mining
has
Increased
In
recent
years,
that,
over
50
per
cent
of
this
total
has
been
produced
In
the
last
twelve
years.
DECHKASE
IX
ritlCE
The
decrease
In
iral
prices
has
had
a
most
important
L.'.lng
on
the
value
of
production
during
the
present
year.
Metal
prices
generaUy
in
the
first
ten
months
of
1926.
have
been,
on
the
average,
slightly
lower
than
during
the
year
12S.
as
the
following
table
will
indicate:
-
1S25
me
(Jan.toOct.)
Cents
Cents
SUrer
(New
York)
per
oz.
60.065
64.02
Copper
jNew
York)
per
lb.
14,043
13.87
Acad
(London)
per
lb....
7348
6.32
Zinc
(London)
per
lb.
...
7,892
7.41
The
increase
In
value
of
the
estimated
total
mineral
production
of
the
province
In
1926,
as
compared
with
1925,
Is
therefore
not
due
to
Increased
metal
prices
but
to
larger
outputs
of
the
metals.
Honorable
Mr.
Sloan
slated,
and
he
pointed
out
that
about
the
end
of
September
a
serious
-decline
commenced
In
the
market
price
of
silver,
and
In
a
short
time
the
price
has
declined
to
about
fifty-one-
and
one
half
cents,
an
ot
compared
with
an
average
price
in
January
of
7.79
1
no
full
year
1926
will
be
somewhat
be
low
the
figure
given
In
the
above
table.
The
prices
of
copper,
lead
and
rtne.
while
slightly
below
last
year's
averages,
are
high
enough
fo
7leld
satisfactory
profits
to
the
miners,
and
the.
market
outlook
for
these
metals
is
excellent.
It
would
appear
that
th"
present
prices,
or
higher,
are
likely
to
be
maintained
Indefinitely.
INCH
EAS
IX
(iOLIt
In
brleny
reviewing
the
mining
situation
of
the
province,
the
minister
stated
that
he
estimated
that
the
1920
production
of
both
placer
geld
and
lode-gold,
will
show
Increases
over
that
of
1925,.
the
Increase
In
placer
gold
bting
accounted
for
by
a
greater
production
from
the
Cariboo
district,
where
the
Kafue
Company's
dredge
on
Antltr
Creek,
and
the
Cedar
Creek
Company's
property
have
both
made
Increased
outputs
this
year.
Shortage
cf
water
for
hydraullclng
operation
curtailed'
production
from
many
properties
in
various
parts
of
the
province.
The
activity
Jn
testing
of
al.
luvlal
ground
in
the-
Ailln,
Llard,
Slmllkameen.
Cariboo,
and
Quesnel
Divisions
'Is
likely
to
result
In
a
greater
yearly
production
of
placer
gold
In
the
near
.future.
Lode-gold
production
Is
expected
to
show
a
small
ln-crtaw
during
1926,
accounted
for
by
a
larger
output
from
the
Premier
mine
and
increases
In
the
output
of
gold
from
the
low
grade
copper
mines,
all
of
which
have
Increased
production
r
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one)
All
the
silver
producing
districts
t'f
the
province
have
contributed
to
tho
Increase
In
the
output,
but
probably
the
greatest
percentage
Increase
1
from
the
Slocan
district,
where
the
mining
of
sllrer-lead-zlnc
ores
has
been
intensively
carried
on.
The
decline
In
the
price
of
silver
the
Minister
of
Mines
stated,
may
have
some
effect
In
possibly
retarding
future
preductlcn
in
the
Slocan
district,
where
In
many
of
the
mines
silver
U
the
most
Important
value
In
the
ore
Approximately
eighty
per
cent
of
thi
silver
production
of
the
province
comer
from
mines
In
which
the
silver
value
Is
of
less
importance
than
the
other
metals
such
as
gold,
copper,
lead
ana
zinc
contained
therein.
While
the
He
creased
revenue
from
a
lowered
silver
price
Is
tote
regretted
for
these
mines.
lowering
of
production
in
the
centtan;;
oz.
The
future
of
silver
.future
may
be
anticipated
as
a
conse
seems
uncertain,
with
the
possibility
ol
jquence.
There
are
very
few
mines
In
the
present
low
level
being
maintain-
British
Columbia
which
are
essentially
ed
for
some
time.
It
Is
estimated
(surer
mines
with
no
other
values,
so
that
the-.
average
silver
price
for
.the
that
it
is
not
expected
that
the
lower
ed
silver
price
will
adversely
affect
(future
production
to
any
great
extent.
.
COPPER
Copper
production
In
1926
is
esti
mated
at
about
91,000,000
lbs.
a
large
Increase
over
the
1925
output
of
72e
306,432
lbs.
the
previous
high
record
production
for
the
province,
due
in
large
part
to
the
output
of
the
Alien-
produced
aa
compared
with
6.aS7,0O9
;
UTpipMT
A
Nil
CADTCKIT
lbs.
in
1925.
this
Increase
due
to
ntuutii
mw
tMIVUblU
much
greater
production
from
the
SuUlvan
mine
nd
to
Increases
from
several
properties
la
the
Slocan
district
The
estimated
figures
of
coal
and
coke
productions
for
the
year
supplied
by
Chief
Inspector
of
Mines,
Dickson,
show
a
decrease
tn
coal
output
of
5
per
cent,
and
an
increase
In
the
quan-
.J...
t51.00klty.nf
cote
produced
61
83
per
cent
?G.OO
$7.50
$1.40
$2.80
i
25c
2c
15c
Monday,
Nov.
29,
1926
NEW
RECORD
IN
MINING
ES-'dcwn
of
the
Surf
Inlet
mine,
during
TABLISHED
THIS
YEAR'
,be
tappl
Important
source
STATES
WILLIAM
SLOAN.
01
Dul
creases
irom
nenny
all
parts
or
tne
province
nave
more
man
ofi
set
this
loss.
SHACK
PKOlHCTION
A
production
of
10500,000
ozs.
silver,
ts
estimated
fcr
the
year,
said
Mr
ftoan,
who
pointed
to
the
fact
that
this
is
a
large
Increase
over
the
192S
output
of
7,634.844
ozs.
and
constitutes
a
record
for
silver
mining
In
the
province.
The
Minister
stated
It
was
In
tfrestlns
to
note
that
the
silver
production
of
British
Columbia
this
year
Is
expected
to
equal
or
be
greater
than
that
of
the
Province
of
Ontario,
which
lor
twenty
years
has
been
In
the
lead.
by
Copper
Company,
which
is
now
mining
and
milling
about
2.000
tons
of
ore
a
day.
This
company
com
menced
production
In
August
1926,
and
the
nuU
lias
gradually
been
brought
up
to
full
capacity.
A
production
of
about
eighteen
million
lbs.
Is
expected
from
this
mine
a
year,
and
increases
In
output
for
tlie
year
are
also
expected
from
the
Cranby
Com
pany's
Anyox
mine,
mill
and
smelter,
and
from
the
Britannia
mine.
In
lead
production,
a
new
record
has
also
been
established
In
an
estimated
output
of
260.000,000
lbs.
of
lead
as
compared
with
217389.199
lbs.
In
1925.
The
Sullivan
mine
Is
expected
to
again
make
a
larger
output
than
In
the
previous
year,
and
In
adOltlon
a
greater
'production
'win
te
made
py
the
mines
of
the
Slocan
district.
The
bulk
of
the
lead
production
of
the
province
comes
from
the
Fort
Steele,
Slocan
and
Alnsworth
mining
divis
ions.
IXCIIKASR
IX
ZINC
Zinc
Is
another
metal
which
has
shown
a
large
Increase
In
production.
It
Is
estimated
tliat
anfiroximatal
during
the
current
year.
The
closing
135,000,000
lbs.
of
the
metal
will
it
ever
.
,
lOSt
EDWARDSBURG
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
1
THE
CANADA
STARCH
CO,
LIMITED
-
MONTREAL
s
compared
with
1925.
The
coal
mines
are
how
working
to
capacity,
and
a
large
production
Is
expected
In
the
last
two
months
of
the
year.
The
decrease
In
the
tonnage
tt
coal
mined
has
been
due
to
fuel
oil
competition
and
an
unusually
small
demand
for
coal
for
domestic
purposes
In
the
first
nine
months
of
the
year.
A
slight
Increase
in
the
value
of
building
materials
and
miscellaneous
minerals
la
expected
for
the
year.
.
In
1925
an
output
valued
at
t2.843.U0
waa
made
and
approximately
13,000,-
000
worth
is
expected
for
1926.
It
Is
believed
that
constructional
work
waa
somewhat
above
normal
and,
'
In
addition,
a
greater
output
of
miscellaneous
minerals
Is
anticipated.
The
exploitation
of
noa-metalUc
minerals,
apart
from
strictly
building
materials,
has
not
yet
received
much
attention
tn
British
Columbia,
Honorable
Mr.
Sloan
pointed
rut,
but
taore
stteutlon
la
now
being
paid
to
the
possibility
of
utilizing
the
non-metal,
ilea
In
connection
with
various
manu-
acturlng
Industrie.
TOPI.EY
M1XE
The
report
points
out
.hat
it
Is
be
lieved
that
an
average
number
of
prospectors
have
been
out
In
the
hill
luring
the
seanon.
The
most
import
ant
new
discovery
reported
la
that
iight
miles
from
Topley.
a
station
.Tfty-nlnca
miles
east
of
Bmtthers
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Tlie
Jiowlng
has
only
slightly
been
devel-ped
as
yet.
but
reports
.
Indicate
that
X
may
prove
to
be
a
large
body
of
itt
of
milling
grade,
with
values
main
ly
In
sliver
and
gold.
Another
pro-
:etty
In
the
north-eastern
district,
jchlch
is
not
quite
a
new
discovery,
jut
wtftch
has
received
attention.
l
the
Trout
Lake
group,
situated
about
30
miles
north-west
14
Fort
Graham
on
the
Flnlcy
River.
It
la
reported
that
the
property
has
an
exceptionally
Urge
surface
showing
of
silver-lead-inc.
ore.
The
profits
accruing
from
the
mining
industry
of
British
Columbia
are
indicated
by
the
dividends
declared,
the
total
profits
are,
however,
greater
is
profits
made
by
Individuals
and
irlvate
mining
companies
are
nov
Jlven
publicity
as
dividends.
In
1925,
he
dividends
declared
were
slightly
iver
six
million
dollars,
and
it
Is
expected
that
the
dividend
.
total
lot
826
will
amount
to
about
seven
and
half
million
dollars.
As
an
In
gestion
of
how
profits
may
be
much
jreater
than
dividends
declared,
the
,
consolidated
Company
last
year
show
A
In
Its
annual
report
for
1925
a
net
woflt
of
tl0.780.636.98
(alter
deducting
'ederal
and
Provincial
taxes)
as
compared
with
13.230.045
declared
as
dlvt-lends.
Similarly,
the
Oranby
Company
nade
a
profit
but
no
dividends
were
ieclared.
IN
PUOSI'EIUH'.S
CONDITION'
"The
steady
growth
of
the
mlnhxt
Edustry,"
concluded
Mr.
Sloan,
"means
auch
more
for
the
province
by
reason
:f
the
distribution
of
money
In
payment
of
wages,
supplies,
etc.
than
In
.he
actual
dividends
declared.
From
very
angle
the
Industry
Is
now
la
a
)rorpcrous
and
healthy
condition.
The
earch
for
new
ore
bodies
Is
continual-y
expanding,
with
the
result
that
our
mown
reserves
are
greater
than
ever
Mloxi
and
continually
growing:
our
production
IS
steadily
mounting;
our
rocesits
cf
ore
treatment
are
highly
jfilelent;
amicable
relations
prevail
rtth
labor
and
highly
efficient
work-
.nen
are
obtainable
for
the
industry;
,md,
lastly,
mining
capital
is
attracted
to
our
mlceral
resources
by
reason
of
the
potential
profits
obtainable
'from
their
exploitation."
It:
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
rut
y
at
Tt
way
to
get
the
most
cudoe
out
A
a
Job
Is
to
hang
back
until
It
la
"orced
on
you
and
then
accept
It
re
luctantly.
Jake
la
like
John
Oliver.
lie
wants
to
know
what
you
do
with
cudos
when
you
get
It.
An
optimist
Is
a
man
who
think
he
can
dodge
all
the
wile
of
the
fair
sex
and
remain
single
in
spite
of
his
money.
I
know
a
person
who
borrow'
books
and
takes"
them
back
when
he
pro
mises.
No,
slree,
this
Is-
no
fairy
story.
People
never
really
worry
over
any
problem
until
It
becomes
Important
to
one
of
the
political
parties.
Then
look
out
for
trouble.
Silk
worms'
make
silk
but
another
kind
of
worm
purchases
the
silk
stocking
for
wlfeo
When
a
men
goe
hunting
for
trou-
bio
he
commences
by
telling
the
In
timate
facts
about
hi
neighbor.
When
a
woman
really
enjoy
herself
Is
when
she
has
something
spicy
to
tell
her
friend.
Because
a
man
hurries
to
work
Js
no
Indication
that
h
hurries
at
work.
Advertise
tn
the
Dally
New
LAY
ROAD
CASE
BEFORE
KAMLOOPSCONVENTION
CoiiMTvathr
ttremiltittloii
lt
on
He-
ronl
h.
raiorjng
Building
of
Trunk
lllfhnoy
Papers
from
the
south
say
that
the
Conservative
Convention
at
Kamloous
went
on
record
tn
favor
of
a
trunk
highway
through
the
central
portion
of
the
province,
something
that
the
Liberal
government
has
been
steadily
carrying
out
tor
several
years
past.
The
Province
reports
the
proceedings
as
follows:
W.
Wright
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
H.
Sargent
of
Harelton,
on
the
recommendation
of
the
resolution
committee.
brought
In
the
hjghway
resolution.
It
asked
that
the
convention
go
on
record
tn
support
of
a
compromise
development
of
the
roads
of
the
central
portion
of
the
province.
Including
the
Central
British
Columbia
Highway
to
Prince
Rupert.
In
speaking
to
the
motion.
Mr.
Wright
pointed
out
that
while
Prince
Rupert
was
a
large
contributor
through
direct
taxes
and
by
way
of
the
gasoline
Impost
to
the
building
of
British
Columbia
roads,
there
was
not
a
single
mile
of
government
highway
over
which
the
citizens
could
travel.
They
were
not.
however,
parschlal,
but
desired
to
see
the
essential
roadt
af
the
whole
province
opened
up.
,
The
resolution
passed
without
a
dls-j
tenting
voice.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Now:miii:k
29.
1916
Telegraphic
despatches
state
thlJ
3tlly
Sunday,
the
famous
Evangelist!
has
concluded
an
eight-weeks
mission
a
the
city
of
Detroit
and
his
converts
re
estimated
at
over
twenty
thousand
persons.
iaylng
his
first
visit
to
the
city
since
ie
went
away
to
war
tn
the
fall
of
1914
as
a
sergeant
under
Major
C.
W.
Peck.
Capt.
Percy
Oodenralh
returned
ja
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
and
will,
oiake
preliminary
arrangements
for
the
recruiting
here
of
the
236th
Battalion.
5pt
Oodenratb
was
through
the
Bat-ie
of
Festubert
and
has
seen
a
lot
of
lard
ftght'ng.
The
body
of
a
man
believed
to
be
X.
A.
Vade.
or
Wade,
of
Hazelton
wak
'ound
In
a
room
at
the
Royal
Hotel
at
joon
today.
He
had
not
been
seen
since
the
day
before'
yesterday
when
he
retired
to
his
room.
An
inquest
will
e
held.
CHRISTMAS
BAZAAR
TERRACE
SUCCESSFUL
Sum
of
$196
Netted
Irom
Annual
Eteirf
of
Knox
Tnlteil
Cliurrh
TERRACE,
Noy.
29.
The
annual
Xmas
bazaar
of
the
Ladles'
Guild
of
Knox
United
Church
was
held
In
the
church
on
Saturday
afternoon
and
was
one
of
the
most
successful
in
the
history
of
tbe
ihurch.
The
different
booths
were
very
attractively
decorated
and
the
numerous
articles
offered
for
sale
gave
testimony
io
tbe
untiring
activity
and
sincere
Interest
of
the
workers.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Allan
opened
the
bazaar
and
welcomed
the
buyers.
Those
presiding
over
the
various
booths
were
as
follows:
Taney
work
Mesdamea
Sundal,
W.
Kirkpatrlck.
and
J.
B.
Johnstone.
Home
cooking
Mesdames
Christie
Thomas
and
L.
H.
Kenney.
Fish
pond
Mrs.
McKlnnon
and
Mrs.
C.
L.
M.
Olggey.
Candy
Misses
Malott
and
Eaathope.
The
tea
tables,
presided
over
by
Mrs.
W.
E.
Smith,
Mrs.
E.
T.
Brooks,
MN
Opal
Cassell
and
Ulas
M.
Schmuck
were
well
patronized
all
afternoon,
while
a
hot
dog
counter,
In
charge
of
Mrs
Moore
and
Mr.
Anderson
waa
a
big
at.
traction.
Mrs.
Brooks,
Mrs.
Swarm.
Mrs.
Boucle
and
Mr,
pphl
had
charge.
In.
the
kitchen
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenney
acted
as
general
cash'.er
Xcr
the
afternoon.
turlng
tbe
afternoon
Mia
Halllwell
and
Mrs.
W.
Allen
each
rendered
very
much
appreciated
solos.
Tbe
proceeds
amounted
to
1196
with
a
number
of
article
stUl
unsold.
TERRACE
Mr.
and
Mr.
Nell
McMillan
and
family
left
on
Thursday
for
Vancouver
Mr.
McMillan
was
provincial
constable
here
for
some
months
last
spring.
Jack
Prank
returned
on
Tnuradav
from
Shelley.
B.C..
where
he
has
spent
the
past
few
months
with
the
McLean
Lumber
Co.
The
public
meeting
called
for
evening
last
In
the
Interests
of
a
community
Christmas
tree
was
very
poorly
attended
but
It
was
decided
to
go
ahead
with
arrangements
for
.
one
nd
the
following
committees
were
Oeneral
convener
Mrs.
Geo.
Little.
Funds
committee
R.
W.
Clayton.
Buying
committee
Mrs.
C.
R.
Gil
bert.
Mrs.
Oeo.
Dover
and
E,
T.
Kenney.
Program
committee
Misses
Easthope,
Mallott
and
Peter
and
Mr.
Spragg.
The
comedy
"Captain
Racket"
which
was
re-staged
here
on
Frldsy
evening
under
the
auspices
of
the
W.A.
to
the
Terrace
Honpltal
drew
a
splendid
crowd
for
a
repeat
performance
and
was,
as
before,
thoroughly
enjoyed
by
all
present.
An
Impromptu
dance
followed
Remarkable
Profits
In
French
Government
6
Bonds
BKLIKVE
Out
ss
Invntim-nt
m(f
e-liT
WK
t-'nach
CovTtiimnn
bonds
(Lata
ilil
Dec.
16th
mo;
rnittmablc
at
par
ak
tlx
oi-lua
of
llxFirfirhtwvrrnmrfiionoraltfrltn.
in,
lJU
presents
so
ettreordioaf
r
oiiytwlunKr
lor
profit
In
(be
rvrat
A
aar
tnaimUl
sdnace
In
tb.
value
vt
Fnncb
won
t
ursna).
Oviac
lo
th
-Jr-prrrUllon
of
Kimch
francs
a
Firh
fiomn-ami
Uwi.Juf
I.OXJIrotlfimioiiMcui
rw
b
Uu(lit
lor
IM.OU.
With
the
lond
si
pr
sod
t-rrwh
rcluui
at
uorvul
this
time
bond
ould
hvt
a
valve
A
4ivl.no.
laierutional
banlrrt
brlirv
lKt
the
Fl'W
b
Irsqe
will
!!
above
S
crai
irr
Irasc
brlore
my
Ions.
JuM
think
tul
this
to
h'rnch
Government
fcmHii
!
a
tlw
ol
lurrrtv
I
cent
In
tbe
Irsne
en
aqlmmraUir
profit
ol
J
HJ'i
on
lb
Iovrrttnrnl.
Wnrn
tit
trench
Irsac
trill
tl
5
ernli
11
Irsac
or
SV)
O0
tin
1.0U)
fratks
your
profit
will
b
f
JO
no
on
rvrry
bond
ol
I
,u
francs.
Frt
nch
Oortromrnt
't
Loan
or
Mill
'
tverr
tm.ua
Untied
UMUy.
WUh
IS
Firnrb
franc
tt
10
crHi
rr
franc
(a
link
over
one.
half
Iiijmt
value)
roih
buoJ
of
1I
Irancf
Flench
(iovern-tent'
V.
LtM'i
oould
b
wurlh
s
Ion
u.
trprrx-ulln
a
prodl
ot
IllkUO
of
1UH
Ml
the
IW.i3
Iavtu4
to-dar-
We
raxl
s
lensthr
and
llavcti
Invetlltailnn
to
nWrrmine
the
beat
war
to
boy
Frrurb
traac
lor
suna.li
in
robia.
We
believe
that
lb
Virncb
Covet
unert
tf",
b
orfa
afford
the
beat
and
logical
medium
lor
lUey
rrpretrnl
to
French
lavraiort
preciaely
wtul
Canadian
Cttvcrnwrnt
Vklotr
IWwxts
leprewrm
la
Canadian
Invea-on,
bein
lecai
Invrvtmenulorevriv
.
aitulien,
trim
land
and
tavint
i
bank
in
France
ami
conatHolr
a
strictly
b'ih
ataje.
silt-edte
snverBnrni
investment.
Tbry
may
txi
ut
afa
taiiaatv
U
I
rot
.!
lb
rvalin(
rate
not
only
In
Fraare)
the
bon.li
at
lifted
on
tbe
I'ari
hmiir)
bait
throushoui
the
principal
onamtal
renttra
ol
the
wnrl4.
The
inlerrat
conpona
rave
aiwar
been
rWI
pewantly
on
tbe
lot
and
ran
be
cubed
in
Montreal.
New
York,
U.ivlou.
Rome.
Amnerdatn.
Mrsiaela,
Madrid,
heme.
Rertln.
Vienna.
Cotn-haten.
Stockholm,
Borhareat,
Rue!
Janelm.
BuenM
Aire
and
la
laU
throasrawt
the
world
at
tbe
cunrat
istt
lor
Iraajra.
French
franca,
we
belirrt,
v.
ill
unnontlonahly
ami
nltr
matHy
come
Hack
(0
tnew
Ml
cU
val-'e
of
lllim
per
liui
lianca.
A
little
over
a
cailury
acu
i.k'
failed
State
tnr-
)l
miltioniol
dullari
a
gtsantic
aunt
al
that
lime
-to
Knrot.
snd
beln
Ihra
purt-ly
ss
agT'CuHuai
couau
y
ith
an
.1.
vrk'ed
teowuora,
her
snuation
waa
oor.i-rr'i
very
bad
at
I
far
time.
Araia.
alter
th
Ant-rvan
t'lyil
War
s-dd
1
1
al
um
of
aloMt
2itT
la
New
York
bal
rnrl.fi.
FierKb.
and
Hatch
Invrator,
moee
acctiatoraH
to
thai
Ml
ol
IM
beesnar
of
their
huetru:
tonal
vewpo.rt.
only
saw
I
lb
defireciated
currewry
ano;nv(tanlty
lot
verv
Urtr
ptofi'.t
by
uveatmt
nt
Iv
ilt-e.I
bit
d-iKtvuie-l
A'nerican
aevjrttiea.
Twday
lb
Vnitoi
State
(otm
one
of
lb
rtrhett
cotiairirs
In
the
w
'A
rrnbably
ten
time
at
detractive
by
eofwjln
witli
tt
late
Wocid
War
thh
rraulied
la
II
denrrctuKon
of
tor
piowe-tary
salt
nf
prnaicallir
every
coaatty
ta
tbe
wwral)
waa
tar
VO
lAJ-l?0
between
UiaiU
and
farasnay.
wtjch
ltwlte.1
In
Ibe
virtual
bkitllnf
out
ot
aM
of
Farstnafan
nusaaanl.
practical
baatm
Htr,
hnte
indcmtutie,
aixl
which,
la
lb
country,
kit
lweniy4v
women
lor
each
jrvtvint
nub-,
no
nunnlacsiirr
and
no
birbly-edwcated
n-.iianAh.ra
rtaci
a
ranee
eai)TI
to-day.
Pafasoay
eventually
recovered
and
Iboae
who
had
firth
la
the
recovery
ol
that
naUo
earned
Mr-lane.
England,
loo.
or
Uced
what
aremed
la
be
a
arwndal
diautef.
purwf
Ibe
NajleonU:
Vara
Btnith
tecnrfelra
aaaa
lo
neat
to
nntbtai-.
but
aina
a'ler
lb
Vinorv
of
Waterloo
Bntitft
booda
auaied
fetirnina
vaat
I
ntuaea
toathoa
w'
bad
put
ttuani
iHrrn
when
thu(
iuoaed
b'
ukett
Inr
CntUnd.
and
told
Ihera
alter
Wrrusston'
victory
became
known.
France.
baakrtiM
al
the
kandt
or
Hiamartk
darla
lh-PrtaKO-I'maauui
War
of
l)0.
aatered
an
ctlef
iencr
wtdrh
a
till
wnhtn
the
memory
of
living
maa
nnd
nk'ch
arrvet
to
et
at
real
any
donag
as
t
th
abchty
of
the
r
tench
pentdr
to
ronrdetrly
re
at
are
I
heir
noblie
tueei;
ber
tiavrraawrnt
bund
auld
down
to
J
TV
of
then-
normal
ale-m-y
iukH
faotarlea
twt
wilnu
a
lew
years
erase,
hai
art
b-e
hnwar
in
order,
diactarted
all
H
her
obtlgaimM
awl
lb
Wruvia
wear
ailln
back
to
ir.
In
lart.
record,
ahow
that
f
r-ob
aei
rkra
anld
over
par
making
Ion
one
lor
thw
who
hod
poiwamd
grit
sari
onterprte
lo
I
a
veal
in
the
Utarily
depretlnleat
tic-vet
a
toenc
bond)
ol
Franc.
(
Recent
Vial
or
y
baa
alon
r-taaf
kab
etsavwe
of
the
rehabililat
ion
o'
nalmn't
baancea.
After
the
WorU
War
Entba.1
aaw
the
day
ibat
only
t!45
ronld
be
obtained
Iwe
pnwnd
aterbng,
Engtiab
ctarrenry
bid
bwi
aboat
ooe-tkird
of
Ml
toternaunatal
value.
At
lua
mo
vera
the
oimtwa
bat
righted
Hart
gad
the
Hritiab.
pnnnd
la
oac
more
wortk
lu
10
value
la
lb
Inter
itnimnil
market
Everr
Canaliait
remember)
thai
a
lew
year)
agn,
in
I
JO
Snd
1911.
worn
irnanging
t
tiwtxt
money
lor
Amettran
Hint
ing
were
thirty
dollars.
could
obtaa
onJv
It
J
in
Antertra
money
lor
tm
t
b
t
I
CanaUaa
rlolUia.
Ther
were
peediclkau
al
that
time
that
an
even
larger
devectaiton
of
Canadian
muney
wnid
lake
elSOF
bat
ioetsnatrly
three
did
re
matertalwe.
Ivta)
La
th
United
htate
ref
reived
thai
purchawu
Cannd'iaa
Uoverntaanl
and
munKnatl
bond)
wai
bound
to
lorn
can
rrmnnrratlv,
sooner
ot
Uic
The
Canaylnn
dollar
ataned
to
recover
Ha
International
value
and
nl
tbe
neramt
mnanent
lb
loation
is
even
reveraed.
Canadian)
ra,t
oMt'a
alighily
pror
than
IOI
American
dotars
fear
tinooo
m
l'au
amrv.
Many
Canadian
Government
and
mtuaictpal
boa
it
art
now
aeiV
I
ng
coouderabiy
a
twee
par.
TW
$vada
franc,
aier
the
war.
war
quoted
nt
IS
emu
oer
fras
or
ll.Vut)
per
I0UI1
Sanaa
Iraoca.
To-day
the
Hmaa
trssciaaooted
abnwparor
at
murvihaa
ll.SJnial
prt
lOAn
bwi
Iraiw
-bowing
a
gain
nf
tlM
(a)
on
every
laiUOhwiaa
Ira
net
purchaaed
a
lea-
year)
ago.
Khrtwd
lareKoil
earned
wliafaclory
prvM
oa
their
lavwatmem.
Table
Showing
Present
Prices
Franca
l.M
French
Covnamrnt
t
Hottl
3.M
.
u.m
U
.
St.
F
reach
Cotretnmrnt
t
Hood
Frrex
k
Coycrament
Tt
F
reach
Corernmeal
Head
.
French
Cayemmrnt
1
Borl.
Frroch
Cover
rnent
Pond
.
F
i
rock
Ctmrbowwt
',
forad
Owing
to
the
school
staff
leaving
on
December
10,
to
make
steamer
con
nectlon
for
the
south
to
spend
their
vacation,
the
date
of
the
Xmas
en.
tertalnment
haa
been
set
for
Wednesday
evening,
December
IS.
T.
Jtanna
who
has
spent
several
weeks
here
with
his
sister,
Mrs,
J,
Grant,
left
on
Saturday
for
his
home
In
Ontario.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Bedore
left
on
Saturday
to
spend
the
winter
tn
Ols-
combe.
VYOl'Mr
ITT
I
often
wonder
if,
when
florists
aim
My
purse
to
touch,
A
rose
by
any
other
name
Would
cost
as
much,
Boston
Transcript,
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Th
Dutch
guilder,
Holland1)
monetary
unit
I.
tv.
,
to
war,
deprecuted
lo
lem
than
Jo
cent.
nVgauder
fA''
,wf
I0.UUU
guikKt).
To-day
10
10
guiUerV,,
i.
000
allowing
a
net
gain
ol
tljUiOUl
on-.very
iiLta
V
J
lareMori
art
respini
their
trwardt
to-day,
ThtSwrdiah
krone
alter
the
WorM
War
auld
dciwii
tt
U)
per
10.0UO
bwvdiah
krone.
To-day
ibe
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;"
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wy
awniaa
nw
ii
ii.wio-n
generon
p.
rf..
nwa
vm
'
.
w
w
rairmwi
va
vvrry
lu.UUli
purchaaed
v
I
a
iw
i
;
vearg
ago.
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gt
1
JX)
jJ
Si
J
After
the
rt
havoc
wrought
by
tb-
rsnhtjitikea
i
a
tew
yeai
ago,
the
yen.
th
nv.netary
uni
..(
;
empire
toa
Irom
M
l-l
i
tut
per
yen
or
ti
"(
yen
to
4S
lent)
per
yen
or
lt.sui.ui
pet
lotaaj
ataotial
Improvement
of
tljOMIU)
lor
m.
lu.Uu
erwoMt
by
lar-oighted
invrtuwa
who
wer
satit
are
tliat
It
waa
otil
a
q
neat
ion
of
time
brier.
.
would
ta
sufficiently
at
to
Jriekl
Ibem
aubata:
The
recent
rapid
rlae
of
Daniah
ttchange
.,
ber
,
-emaikable.
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111
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year)
agn
-the
t
aakewna
Uornts
per
krone
or
It.HMAOpeT
lo.rtnkr
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at
ion
to-day
on
Ibe
Uaniah
krone
la
;a.ou
-
r.
g
e
i
of
ll.nhfMti
per
IOtJ
kiwoe
a
net
gain
in
r
v
a
ol
Jo.(aj
or
over
inrrf,
on
every
lojysi
ikaruth
kr
rhaaed.
Itanr
Invevioit.
6r
ywar
,
did
t.i
ah
.
otnioa
that
tbi
rccbact
would
b
back
to
par
U
long.
Tb
remarkahl
advance
of
lh
Norwegian
vchaatc
emphaaiae)
ibe
lad
that
biatofy
I
reyrime
.
of
il
Uvea.
From
117
rent
pet
Vtw
.
r
I
Ui
I0.DJU
Norweew
krwne.
the
va'oe
bai
iwr
,n
yenrvco
t
lie
peraent
quotai
ion
of
JS
cerit)
i
-
.
k
KMu1rf
I0ia
krone-a
wont
d
UJW.ini
n
N-euu
ti.
'ne
purthaanl.
The
Nor.tji
tt,
r.
yet
teetd
par
but
It
iteied
that
in
M
.
,
near
future
the
unit
w
touch
2
SO
cnt
p-
r
t
ono
ty
per
morn
kr
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dn-ot)
wo-
air
-In
KoweJaaeciani
taawv
-hi
it
.
.
:
4
:.
of
time
bet
r
th
NrwUii
krvn
win
tguii.
Ln
'
A
few
yewr
Sga
sIm1")
mwwrtary
wn't.
tk
-j
auotrvl
l
II
per
peaeta
or
tl.lM
tl
i-i
ii.
.jbi
fmuak
rwhc-4
haa
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