iir.hor
13.
1927
Cut
Beautiful
9
Q
Gl
for
Christmas
ass
..
...
iti
CUT
CLASS
THAT
IS
CUT'
GLASS
piece
Water
SvU
in
beautiful
cut
natUrn,
Star
and
Piawheel
.SI.
-.00
oil
Sie
8
inch
Itowl.
like
cut
above
$.".00
He
vy
Cut
Sugar
ani
Cream
$5.00
tW
iuHful
Spown
Trays
$5.00
1
nrge
Vae
$20.00
iJon-Uon
Dlshe
v
S.To
to
$5.00
Many
other
desirable
articles.
NO
TROUBLE
TO
SHOW
YOU
John
Bulger
Ltd.
THE
GIFT
THAT
LASTS
Give
Furniture
This
Christmas
says
Santa
Barne's
Home
Furnishings
"rd
Avenue
1
I
RNITL'RE
OF
DISTINCTION"
Phone
12.1
REVIEW
OF
.MINING
DEVEI-OPMENT
METALLURGICAL
FEATURES
ANI)
FUTURE
PROSPECTS
OF
INDUSTRY
(continued
from
puge
one)
(
th
Whltawatar
ralM.
wher
tntelll-(rent
development
ba4
en
eapaMe
engineering
turn
been
ry
liccmful
In
lettering
n
oM
pi'ptHff
At
this
tlm
new
126
tan
.cojfeOTiwtW
la
abouU
ladV
to
itart
tsssaMfm.
alld
stead
t
nrof'
NAVIGABLE
WATERS'
PROTEC-j
TION
ACT.
'
ItrvlM'il
Statute
of
Canada.
Chapter
US
I
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FISIIUIO
A
PACKING
COMPANY
LIMITED.
HERE
filrntion
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
he
frst
publication
of
this
notice.
British
Columbia
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited
will,
under
Section
7
of
the
ssld
Act.
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
at
bis
office
In
the
City
of
Ottawa
for
approval
of
the
said
site
and
plsm
and
fer
leave
to
construct
the
said
cannery,
cannery
ywharf
and
perquisites
thereto.
DATED
at
Vaneaurer.
B.C.
this
ISth
dsy
ol
November.
1927.
JAMES
H.
LAWSON.
1118
Standard
Bank
Bids,
oiu
nasungs
si
w
.
Vancouver
B.C.
Solicitor
lor
the
said
Company.
Extraordinary
Thor
Johnson
must
make
room
for
a
large
shipment
of
SOCIETY
BRAND
Clothing
now
en
route.
Every
Hoot,
Shoe,
Rubber
ani
House
Slipper
in
the
house
must
ro
at
once
and
prices
cuffer
as
a
result.
Just
ee
thc-se!
Ieckie's
Finest
Kangaroo
Cushion
Sole
Rootrf-
Regular
$12.60
value.
Leckie's
Finest
Men's
Calf
Roots-Regular
$9.50
value.
leckie's
Finest
Vici
Kid
Men's
Hoots
Regular
$11.00
value.
I.eckie'n
Finest
Men's
Tan
Calf
Hoots-Regular
$10.00
value.
Leckie'M
Finest
Mens
Hlack
Oxfords
,
Regular
$8.75
value.
Leckie'
Finest
Men's
Tan
Oxfords-Regular
$7.50
value.
Leckie's
Finest
.Men's
Tan
Calf
Boots-Regular
$G.50
value.
Must-go
Trice
$.)."
Must-go
Price
$7.8.V
Mut-go
Price
$S.7."
Must-go
Price
.U?i
Must-go
Price
$.!)."
Must-go
Price
J"5.V.7."
Must-go
Price
$1.03
Men's
Rubbers
Insurance
against
the
slushy
days
ahead
Regular
$2.00
value.
Must-go
Price
$1.10
Men's
House
Slippers
Endorsed
by
Santa
Claus
Tan
leather.
Reg.
$3.25.
Must-go
Price
$2.."
Seal,
wool
lined,
reg.
$2.75.
Must-gt
Price
$!.."
,
Pure
Wool.
Regular
$2.50.
Must-go
Price
Sj?
1.S5
There
are
many
styles
.not
mentioned
here
English
Brogues,
Dr.
Carter's
Cushion
Soles,
Heavy
Lectonia
and
Panco
Soled
Boots
great
for
"sloggin
"
through
the
snbw.
You
know
already
that
the
merchandise
in
this
store
is
of
standard
make
and
quality.
Canada'
bt
manufacturers
are
represented
here
at
right
prices.
.You
pan
shop
here
in
safety'Vrbe
Christmas
shopper
.
wjll
be
helpfully
advised
in
choosing
"His
Gift
here
are
some
beautfes.
Socks,
Kerchiefs.
Tie,
Gloves,
Shirts
in
many
attractive
.patterns
and
materials.
Sweaters
in
all
the
various
styles.
Bathrobes,
Slippers,
etc..
all
put
up
in
Scotch
Tweed
Overcoats,
a
special
lot
of
Gift
Boxes.
There
are
also
a
few
warm
woolly
.travellers'
samples,
going
while
they
last
at
$21.75.
Thor
Johnson
The
Men's
Store
of
Prince
Rupert.
Second
Avenue.
'
TITB
PALLY
KEWB
'
PAGE
FTV3
auction.
backedT
b
uttpfc-
or
rener-re,
fsTSOO
ton
bf'Sre
Will
C03UMMI.
Another
tmemttaf
development
of
Mm
y
r
I
the
s-jcotss
attending
the
develcpmt
of
the
Prosperity
and
Por-str-frtaho
properties
in
the
Stewart
nuup
j
The
PtrguKM
proswrty
on
the
In-
rnika
lUvr.
whMh
attracted
tnueh
at
I
tentlon
In
19M.
has
tees
secured
on
op-Ition
by
W
R
Wilson
A
crew
of
men
'
ent
In
to
the
property
in
the
fall
and
steady
development
will
be
carried
or.
all
winter.
Frmt
surface
allowing
thli
property
la
reported
to
hare
the
p-s
Ibittiy
of
being
a
large
deport
ol
medlum-grad
allvee-lead-atnc
ore.
During
the
ma
an
It
was
examined
by
Vic
tor
Djlme.
of
the
Oeolog
leal
Surrey
ot
Canada.
MKTUJ.I
lt(il(
AL
IKATUtKS
Mr
Sloan
paints
to
the
steady
progress
made
during
the
year
In
Unprorlng
and
evpaudtttj
the
plants
of
the
province
for
the
metallunjlcal
treatment
of
ore.
Much
ol
tiie
successful
growth
of
mining
In
British
Ootambla.
In
recent
years.
Is
due
to
the
skill
of
the
metallurgist.
Not
only
have
Utrge
known
deposits
of
complex
ores
been
rendered
docile,
but
the
possibility
Otf
treating
practically
any
t)pe
of
ore
has
made
many
prospects,
previously
unattractive,
look
like
potential
mines.
Only
a
small
percentage
of
the
metallic
ores
of
the
prorlrice
la
now
being
treated
by
direct
smelting,
as
the
concentration
of
ores
has
been
found
to
be
much
more
efficient.
During
the
last
three
years
the
Granny
Company
at
Anyox
has
gradually
changed
from
direct
smelting
to
concentr.
H;
ine-jow-graae
copper
ore;tofl
rf
In
the
Hidden
Creek
ore
vbodie
eoWennktor
U
now
handling
About
a
day
and
only
enough
crude
ore
to
smelted
to
maintain
one
blast-furnace
in
operation,
chiefly
In
Older
to
smelt
the
sintered
concentrates
produced
at
the
mill
The
beneficial
effect
of
this
change
of
practice
arc
shown
by
the
fact
that
the
company
Is
new
treating
lower
grade
ore
than
ever
before,
and
even
with
the
prevailing
low
prke
for
copper,
during
1927.
the
company
has
made
a
satisfactory
profit.
At
the
mill
of
the
Britannia,
as
a
result
of
improved
metallurgical
practice,
a
substantial
pruduUMiu
of
pytlte
Is
now
being
made
which
formerly
went
Into
the
tailing
and
a
lost.
Expert-mentation
was
commenced
In
1928
and
during
1927
the
recovery
of
pyrite
by
selective
flotation
has
proceeded
satisfactorily,
resulting
In
an
estimated
output
for
the
year
of
35.000
tons.
By
additions
and
changes
the
Britannia
mill
was
speeded
up
during
the
year,
so
that
now
It
is
treating
4,000
tons
a
day.
As
a
result
of
the
valuable
work
continually
being
carried
on
by
the
research
department
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
of
Canada,
at
Trail,
steady
progress
Is
being
made
In
the
recovery
of
more
of
the
valuable
constituents
of
the
ores
treated
at
the
Trail
plant.
One
problem
being
worked
on
this
year
was
the
beaeflclation
ol
the
low-grade
phosphate
rock
from
the
deposits
In
East
Kootenay,
discovered
by
ibe
company
hut
year.
Continued
ex
BY
a
IVES
NOTICE
that
It
has
under
'
pcrlmentatlon
Is
also
being
directed
to
Section
7
of
the
aid
Act
deposited
with
.
.
.
.,.,
th
,rt.
further
of
line
from
smelter
the
Minister
oT
Public
WorkVat
Ottawa
recovery
and
In
the
office
of
the
Registrar
of
slags
and
the
possible
utilization
of
the
;
Land
Title
at
Vancouver
.British
Col-
;
,ron
eon,ent
u
the
ores
treated.
This
umbla,
a
description
of
the
site
and
,
plans
of
a
cannery,
cannery
wharf
and
eompsny
also
does
much
work
to
as-
perqunn
inereio.
proposed
to
te
bunt
l
on
the
lands
covered
with
water
fronting
on
Lot
1298
and
Lot
1485.
Range
3,
Coast
Dlatrlet.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
which
aald
Lota
are
situate
Johnson
Channel
in
the
said
Province.
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
alter
the
ex-
sin
the
small
mining
company
and
the
Individual
miner
by
testing
complex
ores
and
advising
a
most
practical
method
of
treatment.
In
the
Sicca
n-
district
the
construction
of
seversl
mills,
ranging
In
capac
ity
from
SO
to
200
tons
a
day,
was
commenced
this
year.
In
which
Straight
(elective
oil-flotation
will
be
used
for
treating
sllver-lead-Elnc
ore.
The
notable
features
of
these
new
mills
which
all
follow
the
same
design
Is
the
extreme
simplicity
and
absence
of
a
complicated
flow-sheet:
They
consist
essentially
of
a
tine
grinding
plant,
two
icws
of
flotation-cells
and
a
nitration
machine,
and
the
necessary
motive
power.
Under
this
system
of
concentration
a
minimum
of
labor
Is
required
and
at
the-
same
time
a
relatively
high
extraction
of
the
Valuable
minerals
Is
obtainable.
.MILLS
IN
NOKTII
In
the
northern
part
of
tSe
province
three
new
mills
were
started
during
th
ear
at
the
Dun
well,
at
Stewart,
the
Tcrlc,
near
Alice
Arm,
and
the
Duthle
Mines
mill
near
Smithers.
The
Dunwell
mill
works
satisfactorily,
treating
a
larger
dally
tonnage
than
had
been
expected,
but
owing
to
exhaustion
of
the
developed
ore
reserves
at
the
mine
the
mill
was
closed
In
November.
The
Torlc
mill
which
was
designed
to
treat
a
I
.ilver
ore
by
amalgamation
and
tabling.
was
found
on
trial
to
be
unsatisfactory
and
wUl
be
remodelled
next
year
to
treat
the
ore
by
flotation.
The
Duthle
Mine's
mill
was
designed,
to
treat
a
medium-grade
silver
ore,
carrying
also
some
lead
and
tine,
by
straight
selective
flotation.
The
results
hare
been
very
satisfactory,
a
surprisingly
high
extraction
being
obtained,
with
the
production
of
a
lead
concentrate
carrying
most
of
the
silver
and
a
satisfactory
grade
of
tine
concentrate.
This
mUl.
which
has
a
capacity
of
fifty
tons
a
day.
shows
the
possibility
of
effective,
economical
milling
on
a
small
scale.
I'HOsriXTIMt
:
Mr.
Sloan
points
lout;
hat
.
prospecting
has
hot
been
particularly
active
during
the
year,
but
some'
discoveries
have
been
reported,
wheij,
'on
opening
up,
msy
prove
of
value.
Most
of
the
old-time
type
of
prospectors
have
in
recent
years
been
engaged
in
"prospect.
lng"
claims
they
have
located,
rather
than
In
looking
for
new
mineral
deposits,
and
there
Is
no
great
Influx
of
younger
men
Into
the
ranks
of
prospectors.
The
present
active
mining
cam
paign
by
the
larger
mining
companies
to
acquire
mineral
properties
and
the
rapid
rate
at
which
many
claims
Jong
located
and
lying
dormant,
are
being
taken
up,
should
soon
cause
a
revival
lr
prospecting.
British
Columbia,
for
some
years,
has
been
well
supplied
with
premising
prospects
and
when
the
stock
become
depleted
through
the
present
demand
a
new
supply
will
undoubtedly
be
forthcoming.
1'KOKITS
It
Is
probable
that
owing
to
lowered
metal
prices
profits
of
the
mining
industry
wlU
be
somewhat
less
for
1927
than
In
the
previous
year
1926,
which
constituted
a
record.
Dividends,
which
are
bQ
final
indication
of
profit,
are
expected
to
total
between"
48.00u.006'
and
700,
as
compared
with
S9.747.270
U28.
rrom
a
careful
review
of
the
aallent
features,
the
minister
of
mine
believes,
it
Is
evident
that
the
mineral
industry
of
British
Columbia
Is
in
a
most
satisfactory
condition
and
that
every
Indication
points
to
a
continuation
of
the
present
prosperity.
The
report
contains
comprehensive
summaries
by
eseh
or
the
six
resident
engineers
on
the
development
work
done
la
their
respective
districts
during
the
year
and
also
a
report
of
aetlvltle
in
coal
mining
with,,
table
of
eatlmated
;?
:
'
"
e-ir
p
year
prepared
by
J
James
Dlckt
ui
u.ui
nunc
lus-e
lor
Tie
Kin
of
Clubs
bow
taUti
with
(lee
f
or
quickly
uvitt(
43,
And
J
more
"palter
Bands"
ujt
be
Will
brief
a
pack
of
cards
to
me.
E
raser
MILD
VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
Save
the
"POKER
HANDS"
that
are
packed
with
TURRET
Cigarettes
Occupy
the
Premises
of
the
25
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Special
Opening
of
Novelty
Christmas
Gift
Merchandise
on
Display
at
Popular
Prices
WOMEN'S
HOSIERY
Pure
Botany
Wool
and
Silk
Mixed
Hose,
in
five
shades.
Sizes
8
'j
to
10.
QQf
Per
pair
o;7
Harvey,
Silk
and
Wool
Hose,
in
plain
shades,
seamless
feet,
double
soles,
CJ-j
ftrt
heels,
and
toes,
per
pair
vAUvr
Harvey
Sport
Hose,
in
novelty
subdued
check
designs
in
silk
and
wool
Gj
CA
mixtures,
per
pair
v
vlsuu
Our
Own
Special
The
Arcadian
A
Pure
Thread
Silk
Hose,
made
expressly
for
ourselves.
Stocked
in
10
shades.
The
best
value
in
Canada.
Qf
Per
pair
fUV,
Kayser
Pure
Thread
Silk'
Hose,
a
new
number
just
arrived,
witfi
shadow
pointed
heel.
In
semi
chiffon
weight,
G"t
7C
full
fashioned.
Per
pair
vl
O
Silk
and
Wool
Plaited
Hose.
Has
the
appearance
of
a
very
heavy
all
silk
stocking,
mock
fashioned
seamed
back,
fashioned
foot.
Sizes
8V2
to
10.
Q-i
CA
Per
pair
?.5U
Dressed
Dolls.
The
genuine
Lloyd
MaMa
Doll.
Unbreakable
heads.
20c,
Sf.OO,
$!.."0,
S2..-0,
$;J.05,
S8..10
Eiderdown
Fabric
fdr
Dressing
Gowns.
72
inches
wide.
Assorted
colorings.
Extra
heavy
wejght.
-.Special
value
at
Q-f
Off
per
yard
.ww
Pure
Irish
Linen
Pillow
Cases.
Hand
drawn
hemstitched
ends.
Extra
good
quality.
Regulation
size.
Very
special,
QO
QC
at
per
pair
?&VO
Embroidered
Linen
Pillow
Cases.
Boxed
in
pairs.
Regulation
size.
ff
A
Per
pair
Oyster
Linen
Luncheon
Sets.
Colored
border.
Absolutely
fast
to
washing.
One
cloth
and
six
napkins,
neatly
fffi
boxed.
Per
set
"i.tJV
Turnbull's
Rayon
Silk
Bloomers,
fine
glove
silk
finish,
in
five
shades.
Sizes
Q-t
QC
3G"
to
42"
?X7J
Vests
to
match
at
JplS."
25
Men's
High
Grade
Hand
Tailored
Suits
to
clear
at
from
20
to
25
per
cent
less
than
regular
prices.
These
Suits
are
all
hand
tailored
and
made
from
the
best
English
and
Scotch
Clpths,
well
trimmed.
A
fine
assortment
of
Scotch
Cheviot
Tweeds
and
English
navy
blue
and
fancy
worsteds.
We
have
sizes
from
34
to
44.
This
is
an
opportunity
to
purchase
a
real
high
class
suit
at
mantf-
faeturers
cost.
.
Silk
and
Wool
English
Socks,
each
pair
in
gift
box.
Per
pair
.$1.00,
$1!T,,-
$-0
TURNBULL'S
WINTER
UNDERWEAR
Silk
and
Wool
Mixed
Vests,
tailored
top.
SSizes
u6
to
42.
dtn
Each
Wool
and
Cotton
Vests,
abort
sleeves,
V
neck,
-unshrinkable.
ltin
Each
Heavy
Silk
Bloomers
strong
elastic
knee
and
waist,
in
peach,
white,
buff,
'Jf
mauve,
per
pair
Wool,
Cotton
and
Silk
Mixed
Bloomers,
in
white
only.
Well
finished
and
QEfV
VOX
unshrinkable,
per
pair
Silk
and
Wool
Cotton
Mixed
Combinations,
well
made
and
unshrinkable
garments.
Tailored
top
and
knee
?-f
Qff
length
91VD
Short
sleeve
and
knee
length
$2.2.i
Ladies'
Pure
Wool
Flannel
Dresses,
assorted
colors
and
styles,
neatly
fin-
Cff
Qff
ished.
Sizes
36
to
42
?fJ.i7J
MLsses'
Pure
Wool
Flannel
Dresses,
assorted
colors
and
styles,
sizes
10
to
fi9
S
A
14
years.
Each
tfd.DU
Monarch
Rayon
Silk
Knit
Bloomers,
very
fine
finish.
Assorted
shades.
&4
ETA
all
sizes.
Our
special,
per
pair
J
Pure
Irish
Linen
Luncheon
Cloths
with
colored
borders,
absolutely
fast.
O-
ACT
Size
5154.
for
j.
.
.
?JLi7J
Irish'
Damask
'Cloths,
assorted
designs.
56"
by
50",
for
$1.25
Genuine
Arctic
Down
Comforts,
Full
size.
Assorted
designs.
Made
in
England.
Each
$11.05,
$1(5.50,
$7.50
Pure
Wool
Blankets.
We
have
a
big
stock
of
the
best
Canadian
made
Blankets
in
the
trade.
In
single
and
double
bed
sizes.
Per
pair
$0.50,
$10.50,
$11.75,
$1.'J.05,
$17.05
Flannelette
Blankets.
The
largest
size
and
best
grade
made
in
Canada.
In
white
and
gray
with
colored
borders.
At
fiJO
Aff
per
pair
$&VD
Men's
Dress
Shirts,
in
plain
and
fancy
figured
English
Broadcloths.
Made
up
in
gift
boxes.
EachV
$'i.05,
$S.50,
$1.75,
$5.00
Men's
Caps
in
fancy
Tweeds,
silk
lined.
A
good
assortment
of
the
most
popular
designs
and
shapes.
Each
.$1.50,
$1.05,
$2JT5,
$2.50
Italian
Silk
Neckwear
for
men.
In
all
the
newest
designs
and
colorings.
Neatly
boxed
$1-00,
$1.50,
$2.00
Boys'
Heavy-Knit
Wool
Jerseys'
with
polo
collar
in
'fswrr-
color.
Sizes
2G
to
23
v.
.
.
$!.).;
Sizes
30
to
32
S2.25
Fraser
&
Payne
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
GENERAL
DRY
GOODS
Phone
37G