Monday,
June
20,
1927
3
'
rte.
frw
A'POKER
HAND"
IN
EACH
PACKAGE
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
fi.T.P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
lllacksmlthn,
Patlern-makers.
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Ktc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
FOR
RENT
Johnson's
ElfecWc;
Floor
Polisher
$2.00
per
day
Lot
us
know
the
day
you
want
Itl
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Phone
3
Sovereign
Life
Assurance
Company
or
Canada
Head
Office
-
Winnipeg,
Man.
The
SECURITY
afforded
by
this
Company
to
its
policy
holders
is
not
exceeded
by
any
other
company
in
Canada.
Tho
ilgh
rate
of
interest
earnpd
on
bur
Investments,
coupled
with
careful
management,
assures
a
favorable
dividend
rate
to
our
policyholders.
This
is
just
ONE
of
the
advantages
of
insuring
with
"The
Sovereign."
0.
P.
TINKER,
District
Representative.
BUY
B.C.
GOODS
(let
full
value
for
your
money
and
mata
jobs
for
your
children
In
H.C.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
r
BUSH
HEADS
A
CORPORATION
H.
S.
WALLACE
LIMITED
rOSOLIITION
OF
3.MI
Af'ltKS
IN
NAMION
ItlVKK
.MIXINU
I
DISTRICT
IHfi
CAPITALIZATION
IMh
Cnniiitld.ited
(iolil
MhifK
to
Take
In
llnMi
Mines.
Cold
did
and
Others
The
Financial
Pout
of
Toronto
In
Its
latest
number
says:
The
largest
consolidation
of
British
Columbia
mining
propertes
heretofore
recorded,
has
fnal-ly
been'consurnmated
in
the
organiza
tion
of
Bush
Coaiqlidated
Mines.
Its
holdings
consist
of
54
claims
and
hav-l
lng
tooth
ends
of
the
main
mineralized'
zone
of
Premier.
B.C.
and
National:
Silver.
Another
feature
la
that
the
company
will
be
International
In
Character,
having
properties
in
British
Columbia
and
Alaska
which
they
wUI
develop
simultaneously.
The
deal
was
closed
In
Toronto
this
week.
O.
B.
Bush,
the
original
discoverer
of
the
area
and
who
staked
Premier,
B.C.
and
National
Silver
and
which
are
large
successes,
is
backing
the
new
consolidation.
He
put
up
his
own
cash
to
weld
together
the
various
holdings
and
will
assume
the
presidency
of
the
operation,
work
on
which
will
(tart
immediately.
SKNAT10VI.
CAMP
Among
the
various
mining
districts
of
British
Columbia,
none
during
the
lust
few
years
has
Jumped
so
prominently
Into
the
limelight
and
appealed
so
much
to
public
Interest
as
the
Portland
Canal
District.
After
many
vicissitudes
and
disappointments,
arising
to
a
great
extent
from
lack
of
geo
logical
knowledge,
capital
and
suitable
working
facilities.
It
suddenly,
by
the
discovery
of
the
wonderful
"Premier"
mine
In
the
Salmon
river
section
Aroused
the
enthusiasm
of
mining
men,
not
only
In
Canada
but
throughout
the
mining
world.
The
discovery
of
the
Premier
was
but
the
forerunner
for
intensive
prospecting,
resulting
In
rapid
In
fact
almost
abnormal-develop
ment
In
every
section
of
the
rich
Port
land
Canal
Field
In
the
last
six
years
the
Premier
mine
has
produced
over
t30.000.000
and
paid
Its
shareholders
around
$10,500,000
in
dividends.
At
the
moment,
two
Important
and
far-reaching
-
consolidations
one
an
as
certalned
fact
and
the
other
It
Is
believed
iievea
on
on
the
int
point
point
oi
of
consummation
consummation,
This
Advertisement
is
not
published
or
,
displayed
bv
lh
LlquorControl
Board
or
by
Ihe
Government
d
British
Columbia1
determine.
1
riONKF.lt
IK
I'KKSlOENT
In
obtaining
the
services
and
In
fluence
of
O.
B.
Bush
as
president
and
tianaglng
director,
the
Consolidation
Is
fortunate,
Since
the
year
1910
his
whole
Interest
has
been
bound
up
In
the
Portland
Canal
District,
the
possl-j
billtles
of
which,
as
a
great
mineral
producer.
Inspired
his
imagination
and,
led
to
efforts
which
have
already
laid
the.
foundation
of
more
than
one
great
mining
success.
'
Mr.
Bush
owned
the
'
first
claims,
which
now
form
some
of
the
main'
holdings
ofthe
Premier
Mine.
The
purchase
of
other
claims
followed,
con-'
stltutlng
the
ownership
of
what
are
now
known
as
the
B.C.
Silver
and
Na-,
tional
Silver,
each
of
which
bids
fair
to
outrival
-
the
Premier
as
producer
of
wealth.
The
success
which
attended
the
opening
up
of
these
properties
led
Mr.
Bush
to
acquire
a
large
number
of
claims
In
the
same
vicinity,
which
now
form
the
foundation
of
Bush
Consoll-,
dated
Gold
Mines
Limited.
DIRECTORS
NAM
Kit
I
At
present
Mr.
Bush
Is
president
of
National
Silver
Mines,
Bush
Petroleum
Corporation
and
Bush
Mines
Limited.
Associated
with
him
In
the
direction
and
control
of
the
operations
of
the
rVinontfriattsin
will
km
thA
fnllnwlnff?
i
Directors:
George
Kendall,
Henry
L.
Meyer,
Gen.
A.
E.
Rots,
M
P..
Dr.
J.
E.
Hawking,
Geo.
R.
Bancrdrt
and
Edmund
Hernr
secretary-treasurer.
Frank
E.
Woodslde:
.
-
-
-
Is
an
alderman
Vancouver
and
of
the
will
control
the
development
of
a'of
president
vast
area
In
the
before
mentioned
Sal-
Bm
'umoia
wiamner
i
wines.
mon
River
section
of
the
Portland
The
services
of
Geo:
R.
Bancroft,
Cunl
diitrict
.formerly
a
superintendent
of
theMandy
Mlne
and
of
Sebakwe
The
consolidation
In
respect
of
which
uprlnterident
Mines,
ana
u.
w.
w.
clu-
negotiations
are
understood
to
be
still
nenrfin
l.
that
of
the
Premier,
n.e
!8a-
well-known
mining
engineer,
have
lbeen
secured
to
organize
and
carry
out
Silver
and
National
Silver,
or
Sebakwe
the!the
ctlve
operations
of
the
various
properties,
the
two
latter
adjoining
Premier
on
the
North
end
having
the
Pl
'
company
same
ore
bodies
which
have
produced
the
Premier
wealth.
The
Bush
Consolidated
Oold
Mines
Inc.,
has
already
been
registered
with
a
capital
of
t3.0O0.0O0,
divided
Into
6.000,000
shares
of
50
cent
par.
!icoi'i:itiir.
involved
FINE
PICNIC
BY
LODGE
VALHALLA
This
incorporation
embraces
the
hold-,
i.KltsONS
m
v)Kt:i,
ENJOYED
Ings
of
the
former
Bush
Mines
Limited1
E(TRION
TO
lAI
INLET
tnd
other
holdings
acquired
by
O.
B.
YE.MEHDAY
Bush,
aggregating
22
claims,
the
hold-
lugs
of
the
Oold
Cliff
Premier
Mining
The
first
big
picnic
of
the
season
was
Co,
28
claims
lying
to
the
Southwest
the
excursion
.
yesterday
of
some
200
of"
the
Premier
Mine,
and
those
of
the
p1018.
under
the
auspices
of
Lodge
Extenuate
Gold
Mines
Limited,
eleven
ValhaUa,
to
Jap
Inlet
on
Porcher
Island,
claims
Immediately
North
of
and
ad-,
The
weather
was
perfect
and,
arrange-Joinlng
the
National
Silver,
the
latter
ments
going
off
without
a
hitch,
the
company
also
owing
a
quarter
Interest,
jveat
was
a
complete
success,
or
212.600
shores
at
.$1.00
par.
In
the'
leaving
here
at
9
o'clock
In
the
Georgia
River
Oold
Mines
Ltd.,
an
ag-
morning,
the
crowd
made
the
two
hour
gregatlon
of
twenty-elght
claims.
andal
ard
th
Pw
b"01
p
R-T-
P'-
the
Oold
Coin
Group
of
150
acres.
both'mrna
ttna
rnipnep,
uapt.
In
the
Georgia
Rlvef
sectioil.
'
V
,
I
Jun
Morrison.
Singing,
muMc,
danclnj,
The
whole
aggregation
of
the
'
cori-1wlmmln8
-
abundant;,
refreshmehu
solvation,
comprint
around
3.500
Mrea
..
conduced
to
complete
.merriment.
WaeeriVto
An
accordion
a
hd.tKhrchwera
played
and
"partly
surrounding
the
Premier,
B.C?
Silver
and
National
Silver
!
niusl
to!
dancing
in
the
BfhoOI
house',
holdings
onhe
north,
northeast
and!The
wr
Jrm
for
sports
races
,nd
man
"
i.
opportu-kah
southwest
and
extending
over
the
Alas-!and
f
WS
the
mtle
community
boundary--
great
tract
of
proved
,Dlty
urro"ndm8-
The
big
party
ar-
mining
country
In
one
of
the
richest
d
home
about
9
pm,
after
a
memor-the
sectlon.
of
a
rich
mining
district,
to
R
.xclUslon
ot
other
various
Interests
charge
consUtcd
of
eager
to
obtain
a
footing
We
I
derined
I
Jo
Mn
M
ore
zones,
extend
throughout
the
whole
.
M
Vttornn.
Aid.
area.
Valuable
discoveries
have
already
u
Q
A
Johnsoni
Curl
been
made
tond
lmiVrtant
and
most
j0jlllson
an(j
fom
Dybhavn.
satisfactory
development
work
carried.
-
1
out
on
many
of
the
claims;
diamond
irifrtrk
v
1TY
drilling
campaign
is
being
organtred
I
hh
A
(
KP
on
such
lines
as
the
general,
manager
AJlil
lfjlllili
VlVl
and
engineers
of
the
consolidation
may
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Mock
Phone
575
DENTIST
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
We
carry
a
fine
slock
of
imported
.
Scotch
Tweeds,
Fancy
Worsteds
and
Serjre.
Every
garment
tried
on
be
fore
finishing.
223
Sixth
Street
REPORT
GOOD
rilAIRIKM
MARINO
VI
I'Olt
LOST
inn:
nt
t
)(
Kir:c
Di:uvvi:i
IIV
KltS
AMI
COl.lt
Weather
and
soil
conditions
are
favorable
In
Prairie,
Provinces
and
growth
for
grain
crops
satisfactory
says
the
Bank
of
Montreal
report.
In
At
berta
the
wliesfr
crop
has
'almost
over
come
the
hanulcAp
pi
late
seeding
and
In'
(how
progressing
rapidly
with
ample
moisture
and
no
damage
from
hall
or
pests.
Good
headway
is
being
made
by
crops
In
other
provinces.
Now
that
the
wheat
seeding
has
been
completed
the
estimate
Is
that
thj
acreage
Is
less
by
from
10
per
cent
to
18
per
cent
as
compared
with
last
year,
but
there
has
been
an
Increase
In
acreage
sown
to
coarse
grains.
In
the
Province
Of
Que
tiec
constant
rain
and
boot
weather
have
retarded
farm
operations
and
offset
to
some
extent
the
early
opening
at
work
on
the
land
afforded
by
pre
mtturely
warm
wtathtr
In
April
and
Anniversary
SUMMER
SALE
Starts
Monday,
June
20
This
is
our
17th
Anniversary
Sale.
For
seventeen
years
we
have
endeavored
jo
give
ihe
best
quality
merchandise
ai
the
lowest
possible
prices.
This
year
we
aim
to
give
greater
Value
than
ever.
Prices
have
been
cut,
regardless
of
cost.
We
have
no
Jligh
Pressure
Special
Salesman
to
pay
and
can
naturally
afford
to
give
bur
customers
the
advantage.
'FOR
LADIES
Ladles'
Summer
Coats,
sit
only.
Values
to
$27.50.
Anniversary
Sate
jQ
Ladies'
Summer
Coats,
7
only,
Values
to
$22.50.
An-
?rIe??.rf..S!1.e.
$12.50
9
Black
Rubber
Raincoats.
Values
to
$12.50.
.
Anniversary
Sale
jg
25
Ladies'
Dresses
in
Silk
Crepe,
etc.
Values
to
$19.50.
Anniversary
Sale
QQ
HIZ
Price
5
only,
Tomboy
Skirts.
Regular
values
to
$4.50.
Anniversary
Sale
Crepe
and
Gingham
House
Dresses.
Regular
values
$2.25
Anniversary
Sale
C"f
QC
Price
l.fit
Ladies'
Bathing
Suits.
Anniversary
Sale
QCr
331,
Price
,
Ladies'
Fibre
Silk
Hose.
All
colors.
Anniversary
Sale
Price,
Q4
Aft
J.UU
3
pairs
for
Ladies'
Pure
Silk
Hose.
End
of
lines.
Values
to
$1.75.
Anniversary
Sale
Price
.
Ladies'
Lisle
Hose
versary
Sale
Price
per
pair
PJione
v9.
50c
Anni-
25c
Ladies'
Cotton
Vests.
Anniversary
Sale
Price,
QCn
3
for
Niagra
Maid
Pure
Silk
Vests.
Regular
$3.50
value.
Anniversary
Sale
$J
J
QfJ
Pure
Silk
Bloomers
to
match.
Regular
values
$4.50.
Anniversary
Sale
CO
Price
.
..t......
V1''
Crepe
de
Chine
Nighties.
Regular
values
to
$7.50.
Anniversary
Sale
CO
'"Jff
Price
VrO
I
J
Ladies'
Bobette
Bloomers.
Anniversary
Sale
.
QP
'
Price,
2
pairs
for
.
.
Ut3K'
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS.
early
May.
Iri
central
and
South:
Western
Ontario
satisfactory
conditions
nave
prevailed
during
ine
past
niunin.
but
in
Eastern
Ontario
continued
wet
weather
has
seriously
delayed
farming
operations
and
seeding
Is
not
yet
completed.
In
the
Maritime
Province
average
conditions
prevail,
except
In
New
Brunswick
where
rain
and
cold
have
kept
the
season
late.
In
British
Colum
bia
where
the
season
was
late.
Ideal
Weather
now
prevails
and
crop
pros
pects
are
much
Improved.
At.ltKKTA
Western
Area,
Conditions
favorable,
growth
rapid,
almost
too
much
moisture.
North
eastern
area-Condltlons
Ideal,
Growth
generally
up
to
average.
Prospects
excellent.
South
eastern
area
Prospects
very
fair.
SASKATniKlVAN
Northern
area
Wheat
plants
are
all
rooted
and
healthy;
there
Is
no
decrease
In
acreage.
Seeding
of
coarse
grains
nearly
completed.
Good
aupply
of
mblsture
In
toll.
Bouthern
area-
Wheat
all
In
arid
seeding
of
coarse
grains
7S
per
cent
completed.;.
Decrease
In
wheat
acreage
largest
In
the
North.
There
"will'
be
Increase
In
acreage
sown
to
coarse
grains.
In
general,
the
wheat
acreage
is'
probably
10
per
cent
below
normal
for
the
Province
but
larger
than
usual
percentage
has
been
sown
on
the
summer
fallow.
toANITOHA
Wheat
seeding
completed,
acreage
about
20
per
cent
below
last
year.
Growth
satisfactory.
Weather
and
soil
conditions'
favorable.
Acreage
of
coarse
grains
Increased
and
sowing
nearly
compltttd.
FOR
CHILDREN
12
Children's
Coats
in
rose,
blue,
tan,
elc.
Values
to
$G.50.
Anniversary
Sale
Children's
Ribbed
Hose.
Black,
white
or
brown.
Anniversary
Sale
Qf
Price,
4
pairs
for
..
"OSs
Children's
Summer
Socks
with
contrasting
tops.
Anniversary
Sale
QHf
Price,
3
pairs
for
..
VOX,
Boys'
Heavy
Ribbed
Hose.
Sizes
7
to
10.
Anniversary
Sale
Price,
per
pair
....
Children's
Knit
Vests
with
short
sleeves:
Anniversary
Sale
Price
All
Wool
Travelling
Rugs.
Regular
values
to
$7.50.
Anniversary
Sale
Bungalow
Rugs,
9x9.
Values
to
$12.50.
Anniversary
Sale
C!
Qff
Price
?M.0
Honeycomb
Towels,
fringed.
20x40.
Anniversary
Sale
Qkf
Price,
3
pairs
for
.
.
57U'
SWEATERS
all
at
20
per
cent
discount
LADIES'
HATS
The
balance
of
stock
to
clear
at
JjSI.IW
and
$2.0.1
Ladies'
Gowns,
values
to
$2.00.
Anniversary
Sale
Trice
Corsets
Special
clearance
of
various
models.
Anniversary
Sale
Price
QC
each
25
Ladies'
Waists,
in
Silks,
etc.
Anniversary
Sale
O
J
Gloves
Pure
Silk
Cham-oisette.
Anniversary
Sale
tAp
Price,
per
pair
.....
YARD
GOODS
500
Yards
Spun
-Silks,
the
best
quality.
Anniversary
Sale
Qap
Price,
per
yard
...4
Black
Satin
Duchess,
3(1
inches.
Regular
$2.50
value.
Anniversary
Sale
C-j
iJtZ
Price,
per
yard
..
vi
&
Crepe
de
Chine3
and
.Georgettes.
Regular
values
to
$2.50.
Anniversary
Sale
CHj
Irice,
per
yard
..
1
Japanese
Crepes,
all
Anniversary
Sale
O-f
AA
Frice,
C
yards
for
Prln,ted
Jap
Scants.
10x54.
Anniversary
Sale
Price,
each
inch.
Anniversary
Sale
Price,
per
yard
.
WATCH
FOR
OUR
HANDBILL
H.
S,
WALLACE,
LTD.
Dresier
25c
Lace
Curtain
Panels,
with
fringed
ends.
Anniversary
Sale
Qr
Price
Dl'
Lace
Curtain
Net,
cream
or
white.
Anniversary
Sale
9K
Price,
per
yard
....
Unbleached
Cotton.
Anniversary
Sale
Price
C-i
AA
G
yards
for
....
V1UW
White
and
Striped
Flannelette.
Anniversary
Sale
$100
5
yards
for
......
Bleached
Sheeting,
-
f3
inches.
Anniversary
Sale
Price,
4AC
per
yard
..........
Flannels,
all
colors,
32
95c
Ivory
Marquisette.
Regular
35c
value.
Anniversary
Sale
4j
Sp
price,
per
yard
....
"
Fancy
Frilled
Voile,
with
frills
of
blue,
mauve
or
yellow.
Anniversary
Sale
9P
Price,
per
yard
't'
Gossard
Front
Lacing
Models.
Regular
values
to
5G.75.
Anniversary
Sale
QJ
Third
Avenue
and,
Fulton
BETTER
DENTISTRY
PLATES
that
gives
you
a
natural
appearance
and
lend
beauty'
to
the
contour
of
the
face.
Always
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Upcn
y
Over
Ormes
Plione
525
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
,
.
.Sailings
from
prlnee
Kunert.
t-or
VAS'COtJVER,
VICTORIA,
Bwunion
Bayi
Alert
Bay,
etc,
Tuenday,
a
for
VANCOtivER,
VICTORIA,
Hutedale.
Alert
Illy.
etiv.
Saturday
Dam.
lor
TORT
HnU'SON,
ALICE
ARM,
ANYOX,
HTtWART,
Wales
l.lnnd.
Snn-
day,
8
tun,
.
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tor
Naas
Ulver
I'olnts
and
Port
Hliiiiwoii.
Jrlilay
p.m.
.
Its
ind
Atenne.
,
.
R.
M.
SMITH.
Agent.
ITini-e
Rniert,
U.V.
Tlirnnth
tickets
sold
to
VMnrta
and
Healtle
at
a
reduced
rale
and
bafgage
thecked
through
to
dtttlnttion.