tnber
1&
1927-
t
THE
DAILY
KEWS
v
page
nra
Carefully
Sorted
THE
family
bundle
is
Immediately
sorted
in
our
pmt
into
itM
different
f
brics
and
colorings
In
thl
way
we
are
able
to
u;e
thj
proper
wnih
room
formula
for
each
kind
uf
material
In
your
waxhln.
l:.-sibly
thin
in
one
of
the
m:
in
reasons
why
laundry-w.'i
lied
clothe
lnt
Ion-
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
Canadian
Laundry
an
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
i
Cut
MINES
REPORT
ENCOURAGING
lion.
William
Sloan
Wuch
IU
tailed
Statement
Regard
;
Metnlefernu
Output
-..
I
INCREASED
PRODUCTION
OptiroUtic
Outlook
Fur
Coming,
i
ear
in
rnpett
or
Hotter
!
1
Price
.
i
V1CTOH1A.
Die.
lt.-Ijen.wd
mm.
eral
protruetlon
la
BritMfi
Columbia
in
th
kmt
107
MaMta
that
or
asy
presttsM
year
in
ta
history
of
the
province
la
point
of
actual
ton-
nage
mlnsd
-Is
sbown
In
the
sumansrv
of
mining
operations
just
complltj
b
the
Provincial
Dcpartmaat
of
Ulow
and
Hausd
under
authority
of
Hon
William
Sloan,
minister
of
mines.
Due.
however,
to
lowered
metal
orlcen
the
groat
value
of
the
mineral
produc
tion
la
tat
Una
ted
for
the
full
vaau-
at
appro
Una
tely
Ma.14J.a4a
ae
competed
with
MT.iaajag
m
Its,
the
previous
record
year.
This
drop
In
grots
value
U.
theietore
not
due
to
H
sained
pro
duction
but
to
the
decline
In
prices
ex
perienced
during
the
present
year
Actual
production
In
the
ngrtgatr
has
Increased
as
Is
abown
by
the
fact
that
J
the
1B31
ssttmaWd
output
If
valued
at
ItM
metal
and
mineral
prises,
would
be
worth
about
170.000
000.
The
summary,
complied
by
John
D.
Oalloway.
provincial
mlnemlogtst.
es-
Beautiful
Gl
IX
I'l'OBATB
l
TIIK
St
TREME
roritT
l
IIKITMI
tou
Mint
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
Ir
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
George
Clifford
Adolphiu
Wllsoa.
Deceased.
I
TACT
intestate.
MOriCC
that
by
order
of
His
Honor.
P.
McH
Young,
the
lit
day
of
December.
KX
1027.
1
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Oeorte
Clifford
lAdolphu
Wilton,
deceased,
and
all
par-
ties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
!
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same.
roper!
y
earl
tied,
to
me
on
or
before
?
he
3rd
day
of
January.
AD.
193S.
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
mr
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
n-ited
the
3rd
day
of
December,
AX).
1927.
for
Christmas
Tr
JUS
OTMTKt.
U
FU
JaTj
ass
st.
JSI
CUT
CLASS
THAT
IS
CUT
CLASS
"piece
Water
Sets
In
beautiful
cut
pattern,
Star
and
Pinwheel
$
15.00
Full
She
8
Inch
Howl,
l'ike'
cut
above
-Sj-"0
Heavy
Cut
Sujjar
and
Cream
S".',
Heautiful
Spoon
Trays
.S5.00
I.arKe
Vase
$MMM
IIon-Hon
Dishes
J?.7."
to
Jjtr.00
Many
other
desirable
articles.
NO
TKOUMJ2
TO
SHOW
VOU
John
Bulger
Ltd.
THE
GIFT
THAT
LASTS
Give
Furniture
This
Christmas
says
Santa
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
"FURNITURE
OF
DISTINCTION"
Phone
123
WE
HAVE
RECEIVED
ANOTHER
SHIPMENT
of
Ladies'
Colored
SLICKER
BOOTS
Including;
Red,
Grey
and
Blue.
Also
Misses
and
Children's
sizes
Every
pair
guaranteed
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
I'hone
615.
3rd
At
em'
n"1
7th
Usnated
the
tonaaae
of
metalliferous
cess
that
will
have
bees
mined
and
treated
duftn?
the
ptaaeett
year,
will
amount
to
about
1.000.000
tons
as
com
pared
with
4.714
07
tons
tat
196
The
leCeet
of
lowered
metal
prices
will
be.
to
I
somewhat
decrease
profits
and
dlvl-'dends.
but
the
value
of
the
industry
to
its
prwvtne
is
In
the
distribution
of
money
to
waaea.
suppUes.
transportation
services,
etc.
and
In
this
there
has
been
no
diminution
during
1027.
By
treating
larger
tonnage,
and
thereby
lowering
coats,
tome
of
the
mine
managements
hsve
been
sble.
In
part,
to
offset
the
decreasing
of
profits
due
to
lower
metal
prices.
IMllwTHV
HEALTHY
The
report
shows
the
healthy
state
of
the
Industry
In
BrtUeh
CotiunMa
In
recent
years
sxrenpilOed
by
the
steady
lucres
la
output
of
mister
ai.
regardless
of
fbtatuaUecM
In
metal
prices
or
other
untoward
features.
During
the
present
yeaV
a
few
silver-lead
properties
hsve
curtailed
or
suspended
operations
owing
to
)w
metal
prices,
but
the
les
sened
production
from
this
cause
has
been
more
than
offset
by
Increases
from
others.
The
following
table
shews
the
estl-
mstcd
mineral
production
for
1027
compared
with
the
actual
figures
of
pro
duction
for
1924:
1926
1927
Product
Quantity
Est
Quant
Oold.
lode.
Oat.
.
.
201.4
17
179.000
Silver.
OS
10
14&636
11.340.000
Copper,
lb
89.3s9.768
87.500.000
Lead,
lb
a63.02s.frl7
24)3.000.000
Zinc,
lb
143.87&947
14S.000.000
Coal.
tons.
2330.066
2.470.000
Ootd.
plscor.
os..
li
Value
Est.
Value
35,603
t
260.000
O0d.
lode.
-SC..
4.168,859
3.54.240
Silver.
CMS.
047000
6.367.3.50
Copper,
tt
13.324.4J1
11.261.250
Lead,
lb
17.7a7.9U
Zinc.
lb.
10.58fl.010
9:176400
Ooal.
tons
11
60.10
1230.000
Structural
sMterlals
3
342A44
3.3O0j000
teasel,
minerals
32A3
500.000
Total
a67.18ft.842
t62.142.340
These
figures.
Mr
Sloan
points
out,
Show
that
quantity
incrsasea
ware
made
In
silver,
lead,
cine
sod
ooal.
and
de
creases
In
gold
and
copper.
Owing
to
lowered
metal
prices
a
decreased
pro
duction
value
la
reoocded
for
silver.
teed
and
sine,
notwithstanding
In
creased
quantity
outputs
of
these
metals.
The
estimated
coal
production
show
an
increase
of
nearly
140,000
tons,
which
H
satisfactory
considering
the
extreme
competition
of
American
fuel
oil
which
this
year
has
been
selling
st
lower
nHce
than
ever
before.
The
M1TICK
LAND
ACT.
or
INTRNTION
TO
AFN.Y
TO
I.KASE
LA
NO
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
DlS'
rlct
and
situate
on
the
southwest
cor
n.r
nf
an
unnamed
bav
on
the
south
Rant
nf
Port
Ohanal.
Oraham
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
in
the
Province
of
British
ooiumoia.
TAKE
NOTICE
mat
flrtnur
iwocruuu,
Are
you
petting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Goldbloom.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
a
large
lot.
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
If
you.
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
Increase
In
coal
production
Is
general
In
all
the
coal
districts
of
the
province.
Mr
Sloan
also
points
out
a
slight
decrease
Is
shown
fn
the
estimated
value
jt
structural
materials
produred.
but
filial
revised
figures
may
alter
this.
The
increase
In
value
of
tntseeHaiMvus
minerals
is
snrrxntfd
'or
by
he
output
of
some
.ISXfOO
.
tons
of
pyrite
by
the
lltannlttsllng'
Ac
Smelting
Company.
Average
yeany
owsai
price
I-er
1
itxw
and
1927
ilast
two
months
of
1927
be
ing
estimated
I
were
as
fallows:
Description
1994
1927
De
crease
Cents
cents
Silver
i
New
York
I
oz
.
Copper
New
York)
lb.
Lead
(London)
lb..
.
Elnc
4
Loud
on
lb,.
.
62.107
56.10
06
18.75
12A7
06
0.751
8.23
213
7A09
4J.20
10.3
An
encouraging
feature
Is
pointed
to
by
the
minister
of
mines
in
the
fact
that
the
present
time
prices
of
the
metals
have
commenced
to
advance
slightly
and
he
believes
that
1928
will
open
with
a
promise
of
somewhat
better
average
metal
prices
than
prevailed
dur
ing
the
last
half
of
1037.
Metal
pro-
truetlon
throughout
the
world
has
been
jtflghtly
curtailed
during
the
closing
Months
of
1937,
wltt)
the
rmsult
tli..-
metal
stocks
are
comparatively
low.
and
la
prices
are
dependent
on
supply
and
Utemand
any
lessening
of
production
soon
causes
an
advance
In
prices.
4i4ll.ll
I'lUilll
CTI4IN
There
was
a
reduction
In
the
value
of
placer
gold
produced
In
1927
as
compared
with
1926
of
tlOJjOOO.
The
prln-
Ipal
placer
eampa
are
In
the
AUln
and
Cariboo
Districts;
in
the
former
output
bat
been
normal
or
somewhat
better
than
In
1920
but
a
heavy
drop
took
place
In
the
Cariboo
output.
During
the
year
Kafue
Copper
Development
smpapy's
dredge,
operating
near
Bar-
kervllle.
mtde
virtually
no
production.
all
season
It
was
engtged
Jn
digging
Its
way
from
Antler
Creek
to
a
new
aiea
on
Cunningham
Pass
Creek.
This
wcrk
Is
completed
and
production
will
commence
again
in
1928.
The
Cedar
Creek
Company
made
a
much
smaller
production
thaln
1926,
but
extensive
testing
of
the
ground
was
done
and
it
Is
expected
thst
next
season
production
will
again
assume
normal
proportions.
Muct
testing
of
placer
ground
was
car-
led
out
and
some
equipment
installed
in
the
Blmllkameon
Division
where
production
was
again
quite
small
but
the
results
of
development
may
materialise
a
1928.
The
decrease
in
the
production
ot
lode
gold
Is
due
In
part
to
the
closing
down
of
the
Belmont-Surf
Inlet
mine
which
formerly
made
a
substantial
out
put,
and
slight
decreases
from
a
number
of
other
producers.
A
considerable
part
of
the
gold
production
cocues
as
a
by-product
of
copper
and
silver
mining
jud
is
subject
to
yearly
variations,
ac-
aordlng
to
the
grade
of
ore
treated.
The
report
Intimates
that
no
great
In
orease
In
gold
production
Is
to
be
ex
pected
in
the
Immediate
future,
but
a
number
of
satisfactory
developments
have
taken
place
during
the
year.
The
Pioneer
and
Coronation
mines.
In
the
Bridge
Elver
section.'
the
Yankee
Olrl
r.d
Ooodenough;
near
Ymlr.
and
the
Engineer
mine
at
Atlln.
are
aU
expected
to
contribute
larger
outputs
In
1928.
in(
ui:am:d
mi.vhk
oi
ti'i
t
The
production
of
silver
In
1927
Mtlmated
to
show
an
increase
of
over
COO.000
ozs.
over
1926.
but
owing
to
a
lower
average
price
the
value
of
the
output
will
be
about
1300.000
less
than
...it
nr
necuDatlon
a
lumber-1
lu
the
previous
jear.
British
Columbia,
man.
Intends
to
appiy
ior
a
uc
u-
it
a
expected,
will
maintain
again
this
the
lollowlng
described
lands:.
.
..J...
.v..
the
M.mnn
position
won
mi
i
In
io9
1926
of
of
himr
being
rAmmnfinff
ai
a
ixjei
u.
planted
about
one
cbatn
westerly
from
the
mouth
or
an
unnamed
creek
flowing
Into
an
unnamed
bay
on
the
south
bank
of
Port
Cbanal.
Oraham
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islandi.
Province
of
BrltUh
Columbia:
thence
4
chains
southerly;
thence
10
chains
easterly:
thence
4
chains
northerly
to
the
shoreline;
thence
following
the
shoreline
to
point
of
commence-,
ment.
and
containing
3
acres,
more
or
less
(Signed)
A.
ROBERTSON.
Applicant.
Dated
October
0.
1927.
IN
PROBATG
iv
TK
M
l-KKMK
rOUCT
OF
I1KITIMI
(Ol.lMltlA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Aft
and
I
In
tlje
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Robert
Riiin
i
4-fsfaUfru
.
a
it
v-v-st
isti
it;.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor,
F.
McB.
Young,
the
1st
day
of
December,
A
D.
1927,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Robert
mirfri
deceased,
and
all
parties
hav
ins
claims
against
the
said
estate
i,
nerebv
reaulfed
to
furnish
same
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
3rd
dav
of
January,
A.D.
1028,
and
nil
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
reoulred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
lorvnwun.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
the
'3rd
day
of
December,
AJ3.
1927.
Trappers!
year
the
leading
sliver
productlng
province
of
Canada.
The
bulk
of
the
silver
production
comes
from
the
Sullivan
and
Premier
mines,
but
numerous
mines
throughout
the
province
contribute
.There
are
few
straight
sliver
mines
in
the
province,
most
t
of
the
production
coming
from
complex
sulphide
ores
yielding
gold,
copper,
lead
and
zinc,
as
well
as
varying
amounts
Of
stiver.
The
outlook
for
Increased
silver
production.
Honorable
Mr.
Sloan
believes,
la
excellent,
as
several
eUver-lead-rlnc
proper--
ties,
which
are
now
being
equipped
with
concentrators,
will
commence
operations
next
yearf'-
(4IPI'i;K
OUTPUT
tL'T
An
estimated
decrease
of
1.1539,768
lbs.
In
the
copper
output
for
the
year
as
compared
with
that
for
1926.
Is
looked
for,
a
decline
somewhat
surprising
to
view
of
the
fact
that
the
three
big
copper
jninesrAnyox.
Britannia
and
Copper
Mountain
all
will
have
mined
and
milled
somewhat
larger
tonnages
than
In
1926.
The
explanation
is
that
slightly
lower
grade
ore
was
handled,
but
it
Is
possible
that
final
figures
will
show
production
to
have
been
somewhat
higher
than
estimated.
through
the
record'
production
of
87,-800.000
lbs.
In
1920
will
not
be
reached.
It
Is
the
history
of
nearly
all
low
grade
copper
mines
that
Increased
tonnage
means
lower
grade
of
ore.
but
the
lowering
of
costs
generally
more
than
compensates
for
this,
points
out
the
Minister
of
Mines.
The
regular
copper
producers
are
expected
to
their
present
rate
In
1933,
but
no
large
additional
output
is
expected.
Several
mines
now
being
developed
are
turning
out
quite
satisfactorily,
but
It
wll
irobablj.
be
two
or
more,
.yearf
.bejore
bey
will
be
equipped
to
commence
pro-luctlon,'!
'!
'.f
.
'llilni
)i
LAKCE
INCKK.ISE
IX
l&JUn
The
f927
output
of
'lead'V
estimated
at
293.000.000
lbs.
as
compared
with
263.023.937
lbs.
In
1936.
an
Increase
ot
30.066,063
lbs.
or
over
eleven
per
cent.
This
enormous
production
of
lead
about
ten
per
cent
of
the
total
world
output
come
largely
from
the
Sullivan
mine
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
of
Canada.
Lead
production,
In
the
Slocan
and
IHEggggaHgggg
Fraser
&
Payne
.
Occupy
the
Premises
of
the
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Special
Opening
of
Novelty
Christmas
Gift
Merchandise
on
Display
at
Popular
Trices
WOMEN'S
HOSIERY
Pure
Hutunj
Wool
and
Silk
Mixed
Hose,
ii.
five
shade.
Sizes
8V2
to
10.
QQp
OVKj
Per
pair
Harvey,
Silk
and
Wool
Hose,
in
plain
shades,
seamless
feet,
double
soles,
C-g
Aft
heels,
and
toes,
per
pair
vXoVU
Harvey
Sport
Hose,
in
novelty
subdued
check
desiKns
in
silk
and
wool
O-t
CH
mixtures,
per
pair
tyXoW
Our
Own
Special
The
Arcadian
A
Pure
Thread
Silk
H4ise,
made
expressly
for
our-nelves.
Stocked
in
10
shades.
The
best
value
in
Canada.
Otf
Per
pair
Kayter
Pure
Thread
Silk
Hose,
a
new
number
just
arrived,
with
shadow
pointed
heel.
In
semi
chiffon
weight,
4
Xs
i
J
full
fashioned.
Per
pair
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.
Qjj
CA
Per
pair
Dressed
Dolls.
The
genuine
Lloyd
MaMa
Doll.
Unbreakable
heads.
U!
SI.OO,
$
!.."(),
!5il..-),
$:.?.",
H.r0
Eiderdown
Fabric
for
Dressing
Gowns.
72
inches
wide.
Assorted
colorings.
Extra
-heavy
weight.
Special
value
at
"
QEJ
per
yard
.Pure
Irish
Linen
Pillow
Cases.
Hand
drawn
hemstitched
ends.
Extra
good
quality.
Regulation
size.
Very
special,
g
?aJ
Qg
at
per
pair
Embroidered
Linen
Pillow
Cases.
Boxed
in
pairs.
Regulation
size.
Sl50
Per
pair
Oyster
Linen
Luncheon
Sets.
Colored
borJ
der.
Absolutely
fast
to
washing.
One
cloth
and
six
napkins,
neatly
CM
A
9.DU
boxed.
Per
set
Turnhull's
Rayon
Silk
Bloomers
fine
glove
silk
finish,
in
five
shades.
Sizes
C-f
AC
m.V5
3C"to42"
Vests
to
match
at
.
-S
25
Men's
Hijrh
Grade
Hand
Tailored
Suit
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
Cloths,
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
manufacturers'
cost.
Silk
and
Wool
English
Socks
each
pair
in
gift
box.
Per
pair
$1.00,
$1.",
$1.50
Fraser
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Slocan
district
which
should
result
In
a
largely
Increased
production
next
year.
The
Sullivan
mine
has
regularly
Increased
its
lead
production
every
year
since
1919,
and
is
now
running
at
the
full
capacity
of
Its
concentrator
4
flOO
tons
a
day.
The
expectation
Is
that
the
current
production
will
at-
least
be
maintained
for
many
years
to
come.
I.M'ltEASK
IX
ZINC
ALSO
The
larger
output
from
the
Sullivan
mine
Is
also
responsible
lox
the
.
greater
production
of
zinc
which
Is
estimated
for
this
vear
at
148.000,000
lbs.
compared
With
142376,947
lbs.
in
1926.
There
'was
a
drop
In
the
Slocan
and
Alnsworth
production,
but
this
was
off-
malntaln
set
by
a
lrager
output
from
properties
in
Northern
British
Columbia.
Some
increase
may
be
expected
next
year
from
properties
in
the
Slocan
and
Alnsworth
divisions.
...
"
,r
COAL
Honorable
Mr.
Sloan
.
expressed
hla
t4t!sfBbiion
at
the
-
genefaTi
increase
vl
output
which
has
Wh",made
-from
all
the1"'
coal
'
dlstrlets.v?rhe?
continued
growtii
of
.population
and
Industries
In
the
province,
expansion
of
the
coal
In
dustry.
Jhe
believes,
should
take
place
notwithstanding
competition
from
other
coals
and
from
fuel
oil.
The
yearly
output
Is
only
regulated
by
the
de
mand,
as
the
province
has
Immense
resources
in
good
coal
and-
also
well
equipped
collieries
that
can
.easily
Alnswprth
divisions,
was
somewhat
cur-put
out
more
than
the
present
market
tailed
this
year
but
this
was
partially
I
requirements.
It
is
estimated
that
this
offset
by
a
greater,
production
from
'year
the
Crow's
Nest
Pass
Coal
Com-
'
properties
in
the
northern
parts
of
the
'pany
will
make
about
88,000
long
tons
4provjn.ee
During
the
year
much
devel-
jof
coke
from
about
134.000
long
tons
4
eoutnnlnt;
of
properties
of
coal.
In
addition
to
this
production
with,
nulls
nss
beea
carried
out
in
te'of
beehlvc-oven
cote,
by-product
coke
vim
TURNBULL'S
WINTER
UNDERWEAR
Silk
and
Wool
Mixed
Veata,
tailored
4op.
Sizes
&6
to
42.
'
75C
tacn
Wool
and
Cotton
S'estii,
short
ileve,
V
rwck,
unshrinkable.
75C
liach
Heavy
Silk
Bloomers,
strong
aUUic
knee
and
waist,
in
peach,
white,
buff,
7j)C
.
mauve,
per
pair
Wool,
Cotton
and
Silk
Mixed
Bloomers
in
white
only.
Well
finished
and
QtP
V
U
unhrinkable,
per
pair
Silk
and
Wool
Cotton
Mixed
Combinations
well
made
and
unshrinkable
garments.
Tailored
top
and
knee
Sls95
length
.
.
v
Short
sleeve
and
knee
length
$-Ji-"
Ladies'
Pure
Wool
Flannel
Dresses
assorted
colors
and
styles,
neatly
fin-
QIZ
AC
0O.
iahed.
Sizes
36
to
42
Mixses'
Pure
Wool
Flannel
Dresses
assorted
colors
and
styles,
sizes
10
to
C'i
55.DU
14
years.
Each
Monarch
Rayon
Silk
Knit
Bloomers
very
fine
finish.
Assorted
shades.
CI
CA
all
sizes.
Our
special,
per
pair
vXstJ
Pure
Irish
Linen
Luncheon
Cloths
with
colored
borders,
absolutely
fast.
Qf
QC
Size
51x54,
for
Irish
Damask
Cloths
assorted
designs.
,
5C"X
by
56",
for
'-"
Genuine
Arctic
Down
Comforts
Full
size.
Assorted
designs.
Made
in
England.
Each
SI
!..",
$10.50,
47.50
Pure
Wool
Blankets
We
have
a
big
stock
of
the
best
'Canadian
made
BlunVets
in
the
trade..
In
single,
and
rdo.ubIeJxd
sizes.
IVr
pair
S0.50,
$10.50,
$11.75,
$1.05,
SI
7.05
Flannelette
Blankets.
The
largest
size
and
best
grade
made
in
Canada.
In
white
and
gray
with
colored
borders.
At
gO
per
pair
Men's
Dress
Shirts
in
plain
and
fancy
figured
English
Broadcloths.
Made
up
in
gift
boxes.
Each
$'2.05,
$.1.50,
$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,
$225,
$'2.50
Italian
Silt
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
fawn
color.
Sizes
26
to
28
$1.05
Sizes
HO
to
32
$225
&
Pavne
GENERAL
DRY
GOODS
Phone
376
Canadian
National
cfjic
Largeft
"Railway
Syflem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Sailings
from
PKIXCE
IllTKUT
-for
VANCOUVER.
VICTOHIA,
SEATTLE.
and
intermediate
points,
each,
I'ICIDAV.
9.00
ajn.
For
STEWART
and
ANYOX,
each
WEDNESDAY.
10,00
pxa.
For
NORTH
and
SOrTH
QIEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
Fortnightly.
PASSENOER
TRAIN'S
LEAVE
PRINCE
It
L'
PERT
Each
MOMMY.
WEDNESDAY
and
SATURDAY
at
1130
ain:
for
PRINCE
(SEOROK,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
points'
Eastern
Canada,
United
States.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES
lse
Canadian
National
Express
for
Money
Orders,
foreign
Cheques,
etc..
also
for
your
next
shipment.
CITY
TICKET
OFIICJ;
828
TflHUl
VE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Phone
Z60
t
'
f
la
made
at
Anyox,
and
and
at
the
Oai
works
In
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
figures
for
which
are
not
yet
available.
STRI
CTI
RAL
MATERIAL
The
output
of
structural
materials
this
year
will,
it
is
believed,
approximate
3,300.000
as
compared
with
43,-342,549
in
1926,
the
small
decrease
being
due
to
a
slight
drop
in
the
output
of
Portland
cement,
partly
compensated
by
some
increases
In
otUer
materials.
This
branch
of
the
mineral
industry
Is
one
that
will
continue
to
expend
as
the
population
of
the
province
grows,
a
plentiful
supply
of
the
various
raw
materials
being
found
in
many
parts
of
the
province.
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
"
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
JlcDride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
11th
L
Telf
phone
637.
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