ursilay.
Mny
50,
I02rt.
uieer
s
eve
lass
Service
Palrnnlsinsr
Ihe
Optome-
twunn
iiacuiK
uic
IKK
.
lit
.Infne
Hi..
.
,
il,...
I..
liiu
-
'
'
'
'mi
ji.rn
ill
lip
rare
of
one
who
has
illllllP
a
SClCUtiflC
Nrflltly
of
'tie
eye.
.
,,
,
'"
,vs,,,e
mini
n
course,
al
..,-.
rgoes
a
ovcrtimi'iil
n'ulhnrlllps
,.
be-i
i
.
.
p
lie
gpts
hU
Heencp.
We
gunraiitpo
with
our
unbilled
experience
to
glvr
vou
satisfaction.
We
aro
always
lipro
to
T!iiii,p
a
iy
forced
ion.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Opticians
and
Jeweller
Summer
Excursions
EASTERN
CANADA
UNITED
STATE8
T
irKel
s
on
sale
Dally
from
May
22nd
nUn
to
Same
nunc
imlli
dirce-
I"
or
one
way
via
Van-
pp
Tuk"'s
on
sale
iv
nth
Return
limit
October
31.
1920
full
lofoi
ma
ion
Ity
Ticket
Office,
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
2C0.
I
au
sage
si
ire
Pork
Sausage,
per
tb,
30o
fit
ami
I'mi'k
Sausage,
prr
;lb
25c
lontnlo
Sauaagp,
ppr
lb.
25c
resh
Homo
made
IIp.uI
ICIippsc.
per
th
25c
fpf
Dripping,
ppf
lb..
.
10o
kilatoes,
per
saPk
.
.
$3.60
ealy
8
Doodson
Sixth
Street
lone
455.
We
Deliver.
'ur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
In
requisite
Slock
of
Fur
trimmings
at
low
price
!.
C.
FUR
Co.
leit
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
UGBOATS
ay
Phones
423,
639,
I
Green
238,
Black
736.
light
Phones
687,.
539,
;Qreen
238,
Blaok
735.
UPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
-O.
Q.
BU8HBY,
Man.
Dir.
'r.
E.
S.
Tail
DENTIST
'Igerson
Block,
Prince
.
Rupert.
B.O.
Office
Hours
9
lo
6.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
886.
en
Tuesday
and
Thursday
..
Kvpnlnim
pnturjgya
9
t0
t2
'noon
Mining
Report
for
Year
Shows
Increase
in
Production-
oB.
Mines
Except
in
Few;
Instances
VJ1JTOIIIA,
Mny
20.
Tin
in
Hiilisli
Columbia
in
JuiTj
csinlilMieil
a
im'w
Jiigji,
mark
Ju
Hie
iilslory
of
Hit
province
willi
a
total
mifmii
or
misi
ciiniiir-u
wnn
tin,
on.mi
.
I
limn
I
'
I
kt7
-Oil
......
-',...,.
ill
'I.,-
ii;i
I
,
Mm
final
ami
revised
figure.
for
IU2;
r
now
availabfe.
intl
Hie
annual
report
covering
l.lie
v)ml
mining,
Miiialiou
j'n
Hie
louvincc,
and
selling
forth
Ihe
rciiiarkal.lo
,
progWfHH.
progress.
!
hping
irttr
maile,
will
shortly
be,
issued
Commenting
upon
II,.-
allowing
,
,iab
linn.
William
Slnafi.
pp.-
vwwni-i.ii
strreinrv
nini
iiimi.ior
in
.
.
.
mines,
expressed
liU
utmost
sal-
isfucllim
at
the-
rapid
advance
made
to
the
industry,
which,
In
1925,
prodil
I
an
output,
thn
greatest
in
Hip
history
of
milling
in
Hip
province
Mr.
Sloan
point-,
Pil
lo
the
Manufactory
increases
which
have
Iippii
made
yparly
in
the
lant
tpn
yparx,
ami
PXpr("Pd'o,a(
IIIU
tf
in"
vipw
inai
i
up
prptpui
rain
(joke,
Ioim
or
ii-ri"
I
lie
valup
of
l.(l,'n'
tulupral
proiliii'linii
will
shorlly!
touch
lh;
hundred
million
mark.
';,
,1,1,
placer
nz,v;..
Direction
of
Galloway
The
annual
report
of
the
department
wtll
prm
of
exception-
II
I
III
I
nrUki
I
41
iiiifrnrrn.!
i
it
iho
industry
which
in
at
present
allracliug
,o
much
allcntion.
nol:"l
alone
in
the
proUncc
hut
Ihrouph-
out
thn
country,
and
abroad.
The
report
hu
iieen
compileil
under
Ihu
direction
of
John
I).
Galloway,
provinciaf
minvralogi),
;nid
.i-oie
Wilkluoon,
chief
liixpce-
r
or
minen.
According
to
the
revised
and
dticKil
fitriireit
the
quantity
and
Milne
of
tin
mineral
production
NOTICE
TO
CRCDITOIIS.
In
IIm-
Matter
or
llw
Kuttlii
of
Jt-Uii
Dlgml,
i
vm
mil
Mi
I
H
I.
i
b-rrlijr
rlrn
Hal
all
ir-.ii.
luiint
rUunt
HIM-I
II
li
John
I'IuikI.
wit.,
itmt
tl
llr
l.lly
nf
TtlHi
luiiwri.
in
Umi
itvuimi"
ut
umuk
il-hhii.
m
liif
fill
of
luwtrj.
III.
Ml
lu
iim
ml
ami
iwrHial
rlal-l-Urr.
r4ial
f
inmnl
Us
lb
iu-rrnw
i
imrl
itt
Hriilili
ouumlxa
in
April
II.
In
J-Jm
Oybluvn
a,r
I'rinro
mi
ti.
n
r.,
ai
rrqneHMl
to
mh
tijr
rrl-li-mt
awi
irriaKt,
or
drllvrr
in
llx
uikkr.ifiml
full
rllrulan
In
wiitmi
'
lir
rlaini
ami
latrmmM
f
ihrir
ar-nnl',
and
Ipr
nlun
thm,t,
aM
lie
rriiiilli
ilf
lay
twM
by
llwiu,
dul)
tciiiml
by
liiulnry
iWliritkdi.
AihI
lak
inilirv
ibal
arirr
llvn
fnd
day
.r
iunr,
ivt.i.
nv
rimiinr
will
iiriM-mi
In
di.lrlbiilr
Ibr
ur
r
IIm
ilrrritNl
iii'tir
IIm
ixnn
mililnl
Ibfrriu,
hatlnv
rrtanl
iml
In
ih
rUlin
nf
wlHl
aii
airniKii
nlMH
Ibm
1itt
bait
Iwiilrr.
ItaiMl
M
!
day
of
Mar.
!!.
'!
or
inini
'MurMi,
iirfyafi.
MINERAL
ACT.
Notka
of
A.pllcatloa
for
Oarllfkata
at
liapratamaaia.
Mitural
Ilill
iiruuti.
roii.i.tlnr
of
Mln
rial
Hill
I.
Minrral
lllll
No.
t.
tin
rrat
lllll
.u.
S.
ami
Buliinill
Mllirral
taiiu.
lium
in
iih
rkrrtia
Miiwna
urn
-li
Hi
..f
,&
I
ni.lnrl
i4i
Im
noulb-t-atlrrn
mi
oi
iniu
Muuniain,
kilinul
Villry.
latlll
b.ihW.
V.
I.
IkaalMln.
f'm
VHH-r'a
irtiriral
u.
Hour,
rinrlr.
I.'
Mnitr.
Fir-
MlK-ra
lr1
If
Ira
la
yn,
aitjr.
TAIK
Milirr.
Itul
I,
CliarJra
.
Mmtrr,
ltr
Ulhrr'a
Oftlflralr
So.
IITC.
IimI
fur
lh
owiM-tn.
inirml
al
IIm-
rod
of
uiy
day
frmn
itio
dl
lirrrnf,
la
I'l'ij
iu
i
in
Min'ni
iirnirtHT
mr
a,iru
rtralc
of
llaur.HMiM.nl.
fur
lb
liurfmv
of
..liUuunr
i:mmn
ijrani
u(
Mm
ati
rlalina.
iikI
rurlhrr
laa.
nollro
thai
action
iin-
ilrr
jlrrlliKi
nf
m
Mlitcral
Art
niul
at
ruiiuwnrrii
ixTiirr
lit
lnuapre
of
Hirn
irrtiriralr
r
imprnifnwtit.
naim
i
ih
i
jiii
iar
nr
anrn,
ivi.
.
.
.
1
"
1
111
1
i
I
l
i
i
I
,
LANO
ACT.
Nolkaof
Intanllon
U
AppI,
ULaaaaland,1,,,,,,,.,.,,!,
Mm
pro,ur,,,
an,t
in
In
land
llrrurdlnr
lil'trlri
nf
I'rlncr
llii-rl.
anil
alluato
al
brail
if
Skill
In-
in.
Mnreliy
lUnd,
tjurnt
Uiarlmie
...
Ml.
TAkK
MHICK
that
The
Canadian
Fluh-itia
.iinpan.r.
Miiillrd.
of
Vancouver,
itf-i
iipalinn
alnMHi
i:annrr.
Inicmli
to
apply
fur
a
lea.
uf
llw
followini
dcurribml
land:
ijjiuucjiclni
at
a
pol
planmt
at
brad
nf
kaal
Inlri,
1
rhalna
iwirih
or
tin-laifirrt
i.rrck;
tlM-nrn
wet
TO
rhaln;
Ihrni-'
wmlti
fn
cliaim;
Ihcnc
ct
t
i
nam,
liHirr
nr
li.
la
hIhmt
tine;
thrnre
uorlhrrly
fMlnninir
-ihnrr.
Un
to
p.o.c,
and
i-nntalnlHl
lu
arrr.
mnrr
nr
TMK
C,NMIA
HIIHtr
COMrAMV,
IIMITKI),
Applirani.
Prr
Wllluni
Alfrcil
IdiWfr.
nmod
i
lib
aiiHl
m
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT."
Prlnca
Ruparl
Elacteral
OlatrlcU
Mackanila
Elacteral
Olatrltl.
.IDTIi
K
ta
brrrby
mvm
mat
I
shall,
on
Monday.
I
lie
1
7
III
day
nr
May.
tm,
al
I
lie
hour
nf
la
u'rlnrk
In
llu
forenoon,
it
IIm-
omirt
Mor,
Prlnrr
Unpen,
hold
lionr
nf
Ihe
C.utm
of
llfllon
for
Hie
piirsi!"r
nf
rvlln
Iho
list
of
nirr
for
DM
aain
ricrinrai
uiMriri.
aim
ui
iir.riua
and
determining
any
and
all
objerllnn
lo
I
tie
rrientiiai
nf
any
name,
on
the
aaid
lint,
or
tn
the
reilrllon
aa
a
voter
r
any
applleanl
for
trrulritlnn;
and
fur
the
nlher
iurMie
ael
forth
In
Ihe
"Pro-viiinal
Elerllona
Art."
Oaleil
at
I'rlnrn
nuperl.
B.C..
Ihll
Kill
day
of.
April.
!
...,.
.
liwiini.,i
n.
itai
i)
firrlMrar
of
Volera
ror
the
Prince
Hnerl
and
Mackentie
Klecloril
DHIrliU
IN
PROBATE.
In
lha
luprama
Court
of
Brlllah
Columbia.
In
ihe
Mailer
or
Dm
AdinlnlMratmn
Art:
In
the.
Mailer
of
Ihe
folate
of
Allien.
lo
lea,
ne-ai'il;
InleHale.
TAkK
.MITIC.K
llial
lV
order
nf
Ills.
Ilntmr.
K.
Mrll.
Virtink,
I
lie
1
Vlh
Hay
or
April.
A.n.
!.
I
waa
appolnled
Aihiiln-IMralor
of
the
elale
of
Albert
llowlea,
dereied,
and
all
parliea
liavln
rlsliii.
aratnU
Ihe
aald
estale
are,
heieliy
reiinlr
ed
lo
fiimUh
sail"1,
pmnerly
verlMeil
to
...
.
.11
liernre
the
Kith
day
of
MV.
.i.
ISIS,
and
all
tuirllea
indebted
In
tliej
Male
are
required
lo
par
the
"''"
nf
their
Indebleilnea
tn
me
forthwith,
J
.MOIIMVN
A,
WATT.
1
orriclal
AdminUlrainr,
;
Prince-
Uujiert,
H.C.i
Hated
ihe
inni
day
or
Aprn.
t.n.
mm.
LAND
ACT.
Notka
of
Intanllon
io
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Prince
Unpen
Land
neconlinr
-.
trlct
of
Ohm
llanae
I,
and
alinile
on
.North
Itarhael
laland.
TAKK
MiTICK
that
VUre.il
Svanon,
of
Prlnre
nuperl,
orrnpallnn
,M"r'n7:,,'!!'
lend
tn
apply
for
a
lca?e
or
the
rollnw
r
ittp
ilenrrlucil
lands:
,
.
Conunenrlnr
at
l
P
animt
at
the
nuth
end
of
Norlh
llarliael
Wand;
th
re
anuiml
tlui
UUnd.
l
hlsli
wati'
"''
ami
ami
rontalninr
cmiainiiir
61)
ou
acre,
more
or
c,
ALFnE
SWanson.
Applicant
Dated
April
17,
tm.
.
value
.(if
till1
iiiini':it
rii-iiHiiltiiti
m
1021.
an
incMMiM.
,,r
'
',:
I'll
I.
M&ip
'
of
Hip
pWyiiicc
tr
l!i.',
compared
Willi
Dial
of
lii;i
wn-'.ux
follow'
I12I
Quantity.
old,
Plappr.
oz
'2l,n:i;
Lliold,
lode,
nr..,.
2t7,7lfi
Silver,
ox.
...
.
.
H,
.'J
ii,7HH
CopJMT.
In
lS,Hiri,3SI3
I.'eaij,
Ut.
..
i;0'IKi,l8)
Zinc,
lli;!.
;t,iho,v7.o
i,:iy,52i;
Wi.
Value.
(illl.l,
.III
1m,
.
5,120,535
ilpr.
m.
...
5,2Ui',IHl
Uipper,
Hit.
K,U-;i
I.cad
Dm.
l2,il5,UI7
V-iuc,
Hm
I.
i'lifi,;!!
y,r.'j;,f.3ii
ki;
loan
Jluilduu;
inalerial.4
and
iiiiu'cllarieoii
inliieraU
2,833.072
Total
lH,7l),r.0l
1925
Quantity.
Hold,
I'lacer,
nr..
Ifi,7fi
tiold,
I.ihIp,
oz.
.
.
2ili,7iy
Silver,
oz.
7,(151,811
.upper,
lit
72.3(1(1,132
Lead.
Ih
237,'jy,iy9
Zinc,
lbi.
.
.
i
,
'
y,257,oyo
Coal,
loiu
2,32H,522
Coke,
Ion
.
.
.
.
75.IH5
1925
Value.
fSnld,
I'lacer,
OZ.
.
.
280,092
liold,
l.ode,
oz.
.
,
.
.
l,335,rt2JI
8iler,
oz.
...
5,2S5,8t
lopper,
lh
Kl,l53,2rt9
Lead,
lh.
.
.
,C.
I8.7U.329
.inc.
l
7.751,150
.Coal,
ton
ll,rtl2,i5IO
Coke,
ton
52rt,2M5
Iluildittir
malerlul
'
ami
mWrcllnnehu
mineral
.
.
2,I3,M0
Total
..
rtlkiy2,212
Mr.
Sloan
poinU
out
that
quan
lily
lncrae
of
prodnclion
were
made
in
1925
in
the
metal.
Con
ner,
lead
ami
zinn
and
in
roaT
Land
coke.
Hacer-Kold,
lod-
gidd
and
iUer
showed
flight
de-
i'reae
in
the
ipianlitie
pro
duced.
The
value
of
building
materials
shows
a.
alight
de-
rrene.
while
that
of
micellane-
us
minerals
show
a
consider-,ihle
increike.
The
greater
pro
dnclion
value
iu
1125
va
In
lar?e
part'
due
to
sreatcr
quan-titie.
of,
the
various
metal
and
part,
caiied
hy
IiLtsher
metal
prices.
Increase
In.
Value
'Hip
total
value
of
thn
nietalli-fernti
production
that
is
the.
metal
pold
;
including
pi
ace
r-aolil
,
siler,
copper,
lead,
and
zlno--,wa
lil,18l,227,
which
was
IO,52l,230
Rreafrr
llia'n
the
192.1
output
or-.a'n,
Jntrp.a.se,
or
29.3
per
cViil.
-tile'
vWitttllift
crpap
in
niPtal
production
wn
iu
lead
followed
liy
zino
and
tlipn
eopppr.
The
largo
Incrrnsp
in
lpad
and
zinc
production
were
due
to
the
increased
output
of
,the
smelter
and
refinery
of
the
Consolidated,
Mining
and
inciting
Company
of
Canada,
al
Trail;
the
hulk
of
Hip
production
came
from
the
roinnany's
fa-
mnus,
Sullivan
niine,
at
Kimlier
JJ'
,L
I
J
,
'
I
.
'
i
'
'
I'M
Uf
NcrvM,
Wirt
"All,
IttfctM
W
She,
CouM
H9
SJmii
Ufa.
David
Oslloug-W,
V,
Lnd
kurat
Av.,
Hajnlltop,
Out,
wriiesi
"My'iifrvi
wer
M
hrokaa.
n
and
I
eould.
Dot
Jeep
at
alfkt,
aa.d
X
would.
Vave
to
Rtt
up
out
of
b4,aal
walk;
la
floor,
for
houra
st
a
tUa.,
After
Using
a,
lex
r
WN
T
W
Much
tttw,,
aitd
si
Ur
itaiag
s.
fpw4
bkore,
Bgusa,
I
eould,
sujor
aajr
resliMiWoll
aa
eve
U.
N.
PUls
have
baia
t
tk
wKe!
ff.
the.
paat-
M;
yakow
ym,
aMMt-
dni(it
aU,
Utaa;
uf
n
JytTkt.T.
lUiUia
Cav,
UavlWaV
'v-
TOTv
PAILT;
JHWfl
ley,
and
the
remainder
from
Ihft!
trealmpht
of
customs
ores,
and
crjncenfralp.
The
increased
pro-j
ilucHon
or
copper,
was.
due
lo
in-cifases
front,
the
,iranty
Company',
minp.
nil
It.
and
smeller,
at
Anyox,
and
the
Hrilannia
Corn-j
pany
Copper-
minis
al
llrilan-nin
Heacli,
anditn
the
commence.-j
nnl
of.
operalions-
in
August
at:
the
Allenlry.
Copper
Company's'
mine
and
mflK
near
i'rincelon.
(Kfctlina
these
Increases,
there
I
was
a
decrease
in
copper
imlpul,
I
r
in
in
(he.
Ilosslauu
fiiines
iflhe
iConsolida(P(i
Cyinpany,
i
AO!
v
In
i
Uioemn
Iteferring,
to
'the
iold
niilpiil,
t
Mr
Sloan-
ininjs.
out
IJial
while.
,
the
prodnclion
of;
placergold
in
,19.25
wa
less
fhan
in
1921,.
the
jp-ar
was
a,
ypry
ucU.
one-
in
jdfW'
doe.fipiueiit
apd,
lejp1
of
low-grade
deposit
of
gravel.
An
inlprpsllng
fpalure
of
(he
year'
placer
mining
was
the.
sncceseful
oirratipu
of-
tjie
Kar!
file
Copper
Hevplopmeni
Com-,
pany's
dredge
ne.nn
Harke
ryille.j
"in
the
Cariboo,
district,
which1
4nade
an
ouiput
of
gold
valued'
a
I
?95.0r(0.
I
Code'-gold
.
.
.
shows
n1
4
ilftcrease
of
7)5,2rfi,
as
compared
with
ll21'.
This
i
acconnt-cil
for
hy
tlie
decreased
production
from
the
Itnsslaml
mines,
which
wer
non-iroduclie
inr-nig
iiMit
of
(he
year.
Coal!
Increase
Net
coal-
production
for
1925,
Mr.
Sloan
point
out,
showed
a
siiliatanlial
increase
over
1921,
on
iucreae
niivuunliiiK
lo
3HK,-9fi
lunar
ton.
T
he
inereae
in
.output
was
from
the
Crow's
.Nest
district,
when)
over
three
times
as
much
coal
was
produced
a
in
the
preceding
year.
The.
mines!
in
this
district
were
closed
dur-:
iug
a
Jargji
part-of
IU21
owing
lo
labor
troubles
and
the
output,
was
very
much
less
than
normal:
I.
Aiiiicatihvarrungemejils'
have
now
hee.n
nvadn
miIIi
labor,
lost
niar-Lnliv
have
lieen
rexaimvl,
and
Ihe
Indtislry
is
iu
a.
healthy
condition
u
the
Cniw'n
-Vesl
district.
The
I92&
prductiou
of.
coke
showed
the.
considerable
increase
of
11,-57.M
tons
as
compared
Avitb
the
.1921
output.
A
decrease,
in
pro
duction
occurred
in
1925
in
the
Aicola-l'rinclon
dislricl
and
a
very
-slight
ilPcrease
in
the
Van
couver
Island
coal
prnduciitg
lilrift.
Competition
froov
for:
eigti
crudo
ojl
is
stilj
keenly
fell
fry
the
Vancouver
Isliunl
mines,
A,
sligjilly
lecieaej,
output
of
building
materials
was
made
in
1925.
as
compared
wjtli
Ihe
preceding
year,
but
it
h
believed
that
there
was
nearly
as
much
biijUing.
and
construction
as
in
11121..
utPnicea.
Higher
metal
prre.
Jiud
a,
most
important
teariii
on
the
valuo
yf
the.
mineral
'production
of
H.;.
in
li25.
slalcni
Mr.
Sloajv.,
TJi
prices
were
higher
in
i
925
or
silver,
copper
and,
zinc
than
ill
Hip
prwvlim;
year,
but
slight.
Jy.
lower
for
load;
the
decrease
inj
Ilia
utuftia
In...
......
I
..,...
.
u
'
.-
.ui.t)
up
ill'
i
ll.
-,l
,...!.;
,
"l'.'J
wlh
W
I""
London
pric
lieing
used
instead
.
.,
.
.
.
...
.
"i
i
no
.w
i.or.
imce,
wnii'.ii
was
taken,
iu
1321,
Copper
Higher
The
prices,
of
silver,
lead
and
zinc
are
now
excellent
and
it
is
expected
that
the
present
aver-agtv
level
of
prices
will
lie
wdl
maintained
in
thn
future.
I
luring
I
ty?5.
Hie.
average
Jirici
u!
..
.
i7..:.
.
.
......
.-
.
-
-
ropper
ws
a.
iinje
more
inan-
a
cpn
mind
nigfe'ijrlj.than
'J
ft?i.
.e'p?.
se'nt
1
l-ifortl
le.vii
for
eopppr
is
expected
to.
be
maintained,
and.
I
ljs
pj-jpe
is
pood
enpugii
to
griiluall
stimulate-copper
production
in
Ilritiv
Columbia.
Costs
.of.
mining,
in
cluding
wage.
and
supplies,
have
been
preliy
well
stabilized
dur
ing
Hie
la!,
twu,
.vears,
so
dial
with
good,
metal
prices
and,
rea
sonable?
costs
the
future
for,
melal
mining
i
11
Hritish,
Coluni,
:
Ida
is-
most
favorable
and,
the
industry
undoubtedly
have
a
piAispurous.
year
in
J92C.
said
llnuoralde
Mr,Sloan.
It
is
inteistiug
lo,
note,
we.nl,
on
the
Minister
of
Mines,
IhnL
the
mining
industry,
of
Jt.C.
has
steadily
increased
wjlh
bujl
few
yearly
simuupa.
imrty
ye,trs
ago
(in
1,895
j
the
prnvinco
proi-dlicinj
n,ilnr;vls.
to,
the
value
of
5,0in,0l2,
and
le,n.
ago
(Ju,
IJ915)
Hip
production,
wu-le,s
tjian,
half
that
nf.
1925,
being
2.9(
1)7,508.
Wvldends
Pt
z,Tln
following
table
sliows
the
iiivjueuus
iieciareu
oy.
unmnanlusi
eiigaed;
in;
the
mining
industry
iu,
lilt'
prjovinnv
during
192,5
Con.so'jidaldl
Mining
and;
IsJiiell.-
Co.
of'
Cujiuda,
UiJi.3,238,054
i'lemler.
flnld'
Mining
Company,
1,00,0.375
llnwo
Souivd.CopporCo.,
107.J
89
SilvwsinUiii
,Vions,.Ljd,.
25,opp
Wallace.
Mountain
Minis,
Ltd
59,400
11
I..XJ
....
.
.
..
...i,.,..
I
,v,
J
i
...
..I.U.X..
.1,
Winchester
X.
1
...
2l.ooojof
Hell
88,000
1
Uelnuml-Surf
Injet
...
3
1
2,500
1
Crows'
Nest
I'ass
Coal
Co
372,fiM
Coast
Quarries
1(1,000
Cilley
llro
0,000
inayhurn,
Co
20,000
Tolal
for
year
i5,3iy,80ci
Good
Reserves
The
abovp
amount
J?(i,3l9,K0S
shown
as
distributed
in
1925
li
no
;ueans
represents
Hie
loliil
of
net
prnfil
earned
during
that
yean.
'In
nearly
all
cases
sub-"
slanliai
sum
are
set
aside
from
profits
lo
Hie
credit
of
surplus
and
reserve
accounts.
In
the
case
nf
Hie
..Consolidated,
Mining
and
Gruelling
Oimpany
and
the
Premier
Cold.
Mining
Companv,
ilet
profits
were
very
largely
In
excess
of
ilividend
requirements.
The
first-named
Company's
net
profits
in
1985
aggregating
after
payment
of
2.I71,7C9
in
tnxef
.
1
0.780,(137.
Prom
accruing
to
private
companies
mid
individual
liiitiliit?
pn
lirtirin
iiu
n
rutu
no
pubIlci,y
a,
,UM,ie,us.
as
is
the
caP
with
the
large
companies,
.
so
that
no
record
of
ll,,tfo
rvx.rii..
,.l.;l.
i
ll.
"
."-,
III.-
u-
trei.ff.iln
nr.
i...,wi.l..n..1.l
is
'
Vihi.,
iiiii.;.
R0RV1K
PLANT
IS
DOING
WELL
Has
Contracted-
at
Good
Prices
.
for.
Output
of
Fish
Oil
and
Other
Products
ViCTOniA,
May
19-
The
Marino
Products
Uil.
manufacturers
i.
t
j
.
j
.
Write
The
Borden
Co.
Limited,.
Vancouver
for
this
helpful
book
showing
how
to
prepare
appetizing,
nourishing
dishes.
Ninny,
nev.
recipes.
Especially
valuable
to
mothers
of.
under-nourished,
children.
ot
Ht,Ue.
ones
who
are.
har4
tp
please
at
meal-timcs.
Jf
MM,
Wmk&
r(h
oils,
meal
and-fertilizer,
owned
and
controlled:
chiefly
Peter
Ilorvjk
and
Ceorge
Moii-
donald,
bftlh
fnrmeriy
of
Princu
IluperJ,
announce
that
they
have
contracted
al
good
prices
for
tin:
ryilire
ouiput
of
their
plant
al
Toquarl
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
They
have
in
stalled
a
.)0,000.
plapl
to
handle
pilchard
and
dngfjsh
and
have
made
provision
lo
handle
l,nfl
tons
of
pilchard,
and
3,000
tons
of
dogfish,
which
will
keep
Hie
plant
running
until
March
1.
The
oil
i
shipped
lo
tjic
Iniled
Stales
and
Ihe
bellpr
grade
of
me.al
is.
put
.up,
in
sroall
packages
apd
sold
as
edible
fooil,
Hie
bulk
going
lo
China
a(id
I
a
pan.
Capl.
Horvik
rejiorls
that
sal
niort
fishing
ha
been
very
poor
there
this
year
so
far.
Hie,
price
running
around
12
Jind
I
t
cehU
THE
MAM
IN
THE
MOON;
ays:
-Ml
Till?
is,
the
time
of,
year
whea
the
neighbor
with
hens
is,
a.t
enemy.
IT
seems
a;
Inns
lime
agii
when
IlobeH
Louis;
ttw
hi'love.i
wrole:
"And
all
aroundj.
lieard
yoti
pas
Like
ladies'
skirts
across
tlui
grass.".
IK
you.
feel
pugtlistin
and.ntn
not
want
to
hav
somebody,
strike
bad,
just
rf
Irike
im
attitude.
'
TH
K
most
ilnlikeable.;
person-
Is
wlex.
-
-
I,
AX
eloquent
editor'
in
tho
berry
belt
pays
lite
following
glowing1
tribute
lo
.the
strawlterry
shori-cakp:
"Made,
by
a
woman
wjio
knows
how,
baked
n
a
golden
shade
and,
svvniriped
wifli
crus.hpfl
bprries,.
the
light
and
flaky
cake
becomes-
isveriluble,
ist.md
of
do-light,
a
little
continent'
nf
bliss
surrounded
hy
a
sea,
of
pink
i
deliciousness
sppnled.
with
an!
aroma
the
gods
provide."
TLN'KI.K.
linkle,
litilo
hell
There's
Hie
telephone,
rth
hell,
Wonder
who
is
ringing
now-Making
such,
a
wretched,
row?
There
it's,
ringing
louder
sllll
llel
it's
someone
wauls
his
bill,
"Hello,
vylm
the
deuce
are
you?";
Mamie,
oh
yes,
how
d'you
do''
ThougJHs
yon
W4re
tho
grocer
niilrii
4
i
?
k
,r
.
Come
and
eo.
nVeif
m
'you1
iran
"
"
SOMH
people,
aro.
successful
iM'causje
their-
friends
in
the.
Old
Country
persislently
refuse
to
sondi
them
money.
,
WOMKX
are
to
blame
when
a
couple
do
,nlj
ab
along
wel!.
What
could
have:
been
expected,
when
they
agreed'
to
marry
sucn
a.
man?
.
Subscribe
to
the
Dally
evji..
IJi.'IHL-ll.
1
U
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i
.
-.
.
Cfgareffe
Dry
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Men's
Suits,
cleaned
and
pressed
S2.00
Men's
Suis,
sponged
and
pressed
...
.
.
...
$1.00
.Men's
Pants,
cleaned
and
pressed
$t.00
Men's
Pantssponged.
and
pressed
50o
Men'jfc
Overcoats,
cleaned
and
pressed,
irorh..
2.0b
Men's
Overcoats,
sponged
and
pressed
......
81.00
Ladlee'
List
Indies
Suits,
dark
colors
82.00
Ladies'
Suils,
light
colors
k..
82,50
Ladies'
Skirts,
dart.
colors
.-
,.
......
CiiOO
Ladies'
Skirls,
light
colors
....
..
....
...
$K25
Jjidies'-Skirts,
pleated
and
cleaned,
....
$il5t
LjbIIpV
Skirts,
pressed
only
-",
,;
IJeQ-ft
Ladies
Skirts
pleated
81.00
Hoffman
Vacuum
Press!
Is
Best
cjnuDiMi
mm
t
BUY
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Phone
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lJ
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Reduced
Commencing
Mky;
1
CASH
PRICES
7
Quart
Tickets
....
$1.00
12
Pint
Tickets
...
..
S1.00
Table
Cream,
pint
..
15o
'
Whipping
Cream,
S
pint
...
...
...
..
25o
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Serviqi?
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niencea.
May
1.
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your,
order
to
6S7.
Valentin:
Dairy
Crystal
Firelighters
48
iwes
fee-fl.00
No
"more
chopping
of
kindling.
Safe,
simple
and
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Manufactured,
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