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Su
June
11,
1928
irtay,
T33
DXILT
KEWB
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PAGE
FTVH
'
The
Aviator
.
Absolute
dependability
is
aviation's
first
law
and
that
is
why
I
use
dependable
Champion
Spark
Plugs.
Champion
ti
the
bctterspsrk
plug
be
:uk
It
hat
an
exclusive
silli-
tr.anlte
insulator
pe-oafly
treated
to
withstand
the
much
higher
temperature!
of
the
modem
high-corn
pres-ti.
n
engine.
Altoanew
-r-itcated
aolid
copper
i
c
.
ct
scahhatremaint
t
s
tutrlv
ga-tighi
ur
w.r
high
comprcs-i:
i
Special
analysis
i
-.rodes
which
awure
a
lixed
spark-gap
under
all
driving
condition!.
11
CHAMPION
SparlCPlugs
Wind
r,
Ontario
rNAJMAN-MADE
PRODUCT
LADIES'
DRESSES,
Coats,
Millinery
and
Lingerie
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
City
Meat
Market
Selvig
Ilros.
J
I
J
ve.
Phone
7C&
AKR
'"ue
-nrter
noruk
ost
v
un
fiskekonse-rvcr
ukkcrkavrlncer
hvKknnrokker
ruirskonrokker
".ske
knekkehrod
Nor-.ke
flatbrod
Mu
ter
o.s.v.
'
k
varcr.
HUNge
prison
Hurtijj
onihringclie
Demers
for
new
mmer
Lingerie
l
lfENf
H
COMIUNATIONS
SILK
IJLOO.MEKS
liOIIETTE
IlIiOOMEHS
nnd,
Ve'tB
tu
inatch.
i.t.
nit
.Ji
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Ulock
Phone
675
DENTIST
Report
of
Minister
of
Mines
Shows
Considerable
Progress
in
One
of
the
Basic
Industries
.
M,YICT?niA'
une
n-
The
report
just
Awped
by
the
;Minister
or
Mines
rtowB
that
quantity
increases
were
mime
during.
1927
by
lead
zinc
and
coal,
while
gold,
silver
and
copper
decreased.
Coal
r-o
0,y
uern
io
.now
an
increase
in
value.
TlWffoptttfed
show-in
made
by
coal
is
considered
satisfactory
especially
ft
slew
of
the
strong
competition
from
fuel
oil
which
last
year
sold
at
a
lower
price
than
ever
before.
The
total
mineral
production
of
British
Columbia
since
the
inception
of
the
mining
industry
in
1852
is
TalueJUfet
8,837,828,
"iwu
wwwih
amir
unq
iiity
per
"
imT'
cent,
or
to
k
exact
l367,676,
i,
M.
.
,
count
tor
tn
the
M
twelve
veara
m
nVUw'
u.th
important
The
aggregate
production
for
all
years
up
to
and
including
1837,
waa
aa
fol
Iowa
:
Oold.
pUeer
78.114.79S
Oold.
lode
1S0.661.B18
Silver
86,689,046
Copper
Ml
.4924179
'
131360.794
Zlnc
-
5S.50e.692
Coal
and
Coke
296.968
.366
Btructural
material
61.115311
1
Miwellaneoue
2.308.484
Total
61.046.687.838
British
Columbia
1b
leading
the
other
province
of
Canada
tn
the
production
of
silver,
lead,
sine
and
cuppa..
Due
to
the
ateadjr
expansion
of
the
famous
Sullivan
solne
of
tke
Cornell-dated
Mining
Smelting
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
at
Klmberley.
lead
haa
easily
maintained
flrat
place
in
value
3f
mineral
product
produoed
In
the
province
In
the
last
lour
rear,
the
output
now
being
about
ten
per
cent
of
world
production.
In
1926
copper
reached
second
place
with
a
value
of
nearly
1700X100
greater
than
coal,
but
laat
year
onal
resumed
second
place
with
an
outawt
valued
at
12JMB.1S6
compared
with
6tl.628.011
for
copper.
DECLINE
ix
rmcr
The
decline
In
the
prtoe
of
'
silver,
lion
Dr.
Sutherland's
report
atatt.
had
acme
effect
In
retarding
production
in
the
Slocan
district
wherein
many
of
TIMHEK
SALE
X9G01.
Then
will
be
offered
for
aale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
eighteenth
1
18th)
day
oi
July.
1928.
In
the
office
of
the
Dtetrict
Pansier
at
Prinoe
Btupert.
the
Uesoce
IM,
to
cut
6JU.00U
fM
spruce.
Balaam.
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
an
area
covering
a
portion
of
Lut
(06
at
the
band
of
Kynoch
Lagoon.
Kynocb
I
Bast
Mussel)
Inlet.
Bang
S.
Coast
Distrtet.
-
Thaae
(1)
yaaaa
wul
be
allowed
for
removal
of
Tssnnsr
"Fnmded
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
auction
In
parson
may
submit
tender
to
oe
opeatea
Si
toe
nour
oi
auction
and
treated
as
one
DM
Further
nartleulan
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Tlctarta.
B.C..
or
Distrtet
Forwrter
Prince
Bapert.
B.C
WATER
NOTICE
IIKUION
AMI
ti;.
TAKE
NOTIOB
that
The
Detroit
Western
Mining
Co..
whose
addreaa
to
munity
lieagw-
ua
auuatng.
Vancouver.
B.C
wUl
apply
for
a
IMace
to
take
and
use
160
c.fs.
of
water
out
of
Bast
Fork
of
Khutsw
Silver
which
fkwa
wea-terly
and
draws
Into
Kbutae
Inlet.
Graham
Reach
The
water
wtll
be
dtverted
from
the
itrasro
at
a
point
about
1400
feet
Bast
of
the
Wrtnkea
Post
on
the
west
aide
of
Lot
172
Prinoe
Rupert
dtatrtet
and
will
be
used
far
raining
purposes
upon
the
Mineral
oratm
described
as
Western
Carper
i
plana
on
file
in
surveyor
uearrai
omcei.
twjb
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
en
the
loth
day
of
May.
1926
A
copy
of
thta
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
.i..rto
and
to
the
'TVater
Act
will
be
liled
In
the
off
Mr
if
the
Water
Reeeeder
ut
Prl-jce
Rupert.
Objertiona
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
mid
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
RlfMa.
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria
BjCT.
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
apnea
ran
oe
of
thta
notice
in
a
local
newspaper
The
date
of
the
first
ubllcatlun
oi
tni
notice
is
juur
n.
DBTROIT
WBSTBRN
MIHINO
CO..
AppilOBUl.
ByJP.
Pardee
Wttson.
Agent
NOTICE.
UUVAHP
1M1II()C,
Det-eatrd
fk&rct
YtTvildtWtt
at
all
penona
having
ckalma
ataUtat
the
of
Bdward
Donohee.
late
of
Neae
Mar-bci
in
the
Province
of
Brltlah
Columbia,
who
died
on
the
3rd
dayof
March,
1MB.
are
required
on
or
before
the
16th
day
of
July.
18M,
to
deUver
or
send
BtP-nalo
letter
pout
full
particulars
of
Aelr
olaUM
dulyP
verified
to
The
Royal
Ttuat
Comnany
Executor
of
the
estate
of
the
Taiii
Bdward
Donohoe.
dacwaaad.
at
lu
office.
626
Pender
Street
West,
Van-c"
5r
AND
TAKE
NOTICI
that
,fC
the
jMtjnentloiml
Je
Bmcu-tor
will
.proceed
to
?WrtJ5?nV
of
the
aeceasBa
"
,
.
it.
i'tp
.
..
nr
this
2Ath
DATBD
at
vsiii"""--
Bollritor.
for
The
Royal
144
JTuat
Oompabir.
LAND
ACT
AmY
T
NtlTICE
OF
,n
Prince
RnS'Aftltorn
trlrt
Moresby
and
""",.
lalai
"3J
a.
twioeaaw
kloea5t
Inlet.
Bav
Q&ChNoTrcI'thSt-
Pwifio
M1U.
WP;S
tollowm,
de-scribed
land"
.
-,.nted
on
the
Oommic"K
;
"
r
,i,nd:
thence
oi
an
mark
tilah
waWr
.Mllnfi
following
the
wrn
coSmenoement
or
the
mland
tc
point
r
lfm
and
oontainnut
uo
Donald
W)lt,2fel
Agentor
PnH'c
Mills.
LIWKea.
Dated
May
a:J!!l
TENDERS
WANTED
,,
.
(or
the
conatruc-Tendera
nrp
"'(
',,
the
town
of
thm
of
a
Oynin
n,
'Vndrn.
are
de-Anyox
B.r
Al
.
,
completed,
aired,
one
for
,u'
.
'
alone.
ine
The
lowest
thTother
for
labor
.n,,.rt
or
anv
a"'''-
i
had
on
Ml
rt'lirv
aopiiciit'iii
vo,
b.O
AuvoK
Com
value
tn
ttie
ore.
Approximately
eighty
percent
of
the
silver
paoduetlon
of
the
Province
cornea
from
mines
In
which
the
silver
Is
lew
Important
than
t'ae
other
metala
auch
aa
gold,
copper,
lead
and
sine
contained
therein.
Oold
production
In
1927
(Including
placer
and
lode
mines)
showed
a
decrease
tn
value
oi
output
of
s
CSS
.614
aa,
compared
with
1926.
The
decline
In
lode-gold
production
of
the
peat
two
yearn
has
been
due
to
the
gradual
exhaustion
of
the
copper-gold
depo'U
of
Roaaland
and
the
closing
of
the
Burf-Inlet
mine.
A
number
of
gold
properties
are
now
being
developed
and.
the
report
states,
the
outlook
la
for
Increased
production
In
the
next
few
yea
re
Placer
gold
output
reached
a
low
ebb
In
1937
but
exploration
and
development
of
placer
propertlea
were
quite
marked
and
an
Increased
output
tn
the
future
la
looked
for.
Referring
to
the
lower
metal
prlee
ln
lft7
aa
compared
with
the
two
pre
vloue
yean,
the
report
glvee
the
.following
figures:
1926
1927
Silver,
per
oc
62.167
be
Ml
Copper,
per
lb
18.796
122
per
lb
C.Ttl
6.266
Lead,
per
lb
8
417
6.766
Zinc
7.499
6.194
Prom
the
above
It
can
be
seen
that
the
1927
metal
prices
snowed
declines
unaVer
those
for
1626
of
91
per
cent
far
stiver;
22J
pe
rcent
for
lead:
16.4
per
cent
for
sine
and
6J6
par
cent
for
cop
per.
The
outlook,
at
present
is
for
a
yearly
average
for
1926
equal
to
that
of
1BS7
with
copper
In
a
stranger
statist!
cat
position,
but
atne
probably
weaker
while
silver
and
lead
should
maintain
tbetr
present
position.
WILL
INCREASE
The
large
amount
of
development
one
in
the
past
three
yean
It
certain
that
the
aaamgate
production
of
minerals
wul
continue
f
show
an
increase.
Hon.
Dr.
Sutherland
believes,
and
In
this
respect
1927
was
the
banner
year
tar
the
lndust7
In
British
Columbia.
Detaua
of
this
de
velopment
aw
set
forth
In
tbe
apart
y
the
resident
mining
engineers
lu-oerporeted
in
the
annual
repeat
of
tbe
Minister,
and
oover
fully
the
progress
made
In
each
of
tbe
six
muting
die
trie
is.
These
reports
Indloate
that
the
two
moat
active
areas
were
the
ftrt
land
Canal
Diviaton-
and
the
Btocan
district,
but
In
the
aggregate
a
large
amount
of
exploratory
work
was
dona
1st
varied
and
widely
separated
parte
of
the
Province.
Many
previously
work
eel
properties
wtstch
had
lain
dormant
lor
years
are
being
reopened
and
active
ly
developed;
many
peospecte
and
anghly
developed
properties
hove
also
been
taken
up
by
various
companies.
the
Consolidated
Mining
As
Smei'lng
Company
of
Canada
having
during
the
fear
optioned
or
purchased
nearly
twenty,
a
number
of
which,
after
more
or
less
exploration,
being
relinquished
but
on
others
further
development
work
Is
under
way
or
will
be
under-tokrii
VINE
OONCEXTRtTOIie.
Indicative
of
the
successful
develop
meat
wcrk
carrieej
on
in
tbe
past
three
or
ft
year
was
the
construction
if
nine
concentrators
during
butt
year
the
combined
cauatlty
of
which
will
approximate
1.100
se
of
ore.
per
day.
Thaae
are
tooated
at
the
Lucky
Jim.
Whitewater,
HewtH
and
Ruth
Hope
i..
toe
In
the
SJooan
district:
at
tbe
I
WtWtemierettdtWT
Duftwetl,
Torlc
and
DutMe
mine
properties
fen
Northern
SrltlsH
Ccitmb.a,
and
at
tbe
Pioneer
maw
in
tlte
Llltooet
diviaton.
A
revival
in
proepeettag
la
looked
ta.
in
rw
of
the
eetivtty
of
the
tergar
cowpafi.ee
In
pieklng
up
likely
pvaper-tie
and
tbe
rapid
rate
at
which
many
claims
long
located
but
aa
yet
undeveloped
are
being
pieced
up.
Drvktrods
paid
In
1927
aggregated
6ie.600.986
aa
compared
with
69.T47.276
In
1936,
but
this
sum
by
no
means
repneenU
the
total
net
profit
earned
last
year,
far
lti
nearly
all
oases
there
are
substantia!
sum
set
aside
from
profit
to
the
credit
of
surplus
and
te
serve
account.
U"urther,
profits
aecru-Ug
to
private
oomfwolea
and
Individual
mining
enterprises
a
a
rule
are
not
given
pueJtelty
a
dlvtdeid,
as
I
the
ease
with
the
large
companies,
and
hence
no
record
.of
such
profit,
which
In
the
axegte.
are
oenalderable,
la
available.
The
dividend
record
is
given
aa
featew
:
Cempstvr
1927
ObnseHdated
MhUng
St
BmeH-
lng
Co
63a6.78
Femtar.
Gold.,
Mtrnf
Co..
.
..
1.001
.260
Howe
Sound
Omnpaiay
1.984,
1M
Oranby
Oonsotldated
MM.
tt
P.
00
348,872
Bell
mine
64420
Whitewater
Altara,
Ltd
10.000
Crow's
Nest
Pass
001
Co
3
72.700
Ctajburn
0.
32,000
Port
Haney
Brick
Oo
20,000
Other
8.300
Total
610.800.838
Mr.
H.
Q.
M-arvtn
arrived
laat
night
from
Stewart
and
I
visiting
with
Mr
.
futVy
J.
S.
Wlluameon.
Fourth
Ave
West.
uation,
STEAMERS
ON
C.VSS.
WILL
GIVE
TIIKEF.
MAILINGS
A
WEEK
KETWEFN
HERE
AMI.,,.
VANTOl'VEK
STAItTIVtJ
.
C'
'
MONDAY
Tbe
summer
axriwpijk
of
Canadian
National
Coast
Steamship
will
be
ef
fective
on
Monday
asf
itr
u
Prince
Rupert
la
concerned.
The
service
calls
for
three
fcoate
a
week
between
here
and
Vancouver
with
tile
Prince
John'
sailing
north
and
sdVKfc
iirect
once
every
two
weeks.
Steamer
Prima'
OMfies,
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
wUl
arrive
froth
Vancouver
em
Monday
mornings
at
t0
30,
sail
at
4
pJB.
that
day
far
Aaqroa
Stewart
and
Mataett
Inlet
ports,
returning
here
at'
100
Thursday
morasng
and
aalling
lor
Vancouver
at
4
sun.
the
same
day.
Steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
D.
Donald,
or
Prince
Oaorge.
Cspt.
Barry
Nedden,
will
arrive
ai
10:80
Wednesday
morning's
from
Venewuvbr,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Tails
and
sail
at
4
pjn.
for
Ketchikan.
Juneau.
Sxagway
and
WrangeU.
returning
bare
at
10:30
ejn.
Mondays
and
aalUasg
for
Ooeen
Palls.
Pcwell
River
and
Vaawouvrr
at
4
pjn.
The
Prinoe
Oeorae
or
Prmce
Rupert
wtll
arrive
at
10
JO
am
Prldays
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Ooean
Falls
and
aall
a
4
p
tn
for
Stewart
and
Anyok,
returning
here
at
6
pjn.
Saturdays
and
sailing
at
6
pjn.
for
n
Falls,
and
Pave
all
River.
There
will
be
a
deviation
from
this
schedule
this
week
when
the
Prince
Rupert,
striving
from
tbe
south
rldey
morning,
in
steed
of
going
through
to
Stewart
and
An
vox.
turns
back
that
afternoam
at
4
to
take
the
New
England
detestation
south
to
the
International
'kl
wants
dub
convention
at
Seattle,
getting
back
to
reerular
cbedule
tbe
nesrt
week.
The
Prince
John.
Capt.
I.
Mabbs.
will
serve
tetsneeo.
bate
and
Vancouvcr
vU
the
south
Queen
Obarlotte
Islands
on
s.
fortnightly
basis.
Tbe
aaotombip
Burryon
chartered
by
the
Cause
and
with
Capt.
Dan
Mc-
Simion
in
nosnmand.
will
perform
a
jeneral
freight
service
for
tbe
company
n
tbe
coast
this
summer.
ARTICLE
ON
PRINCE
RUPERT
AT
BOSTON
An
article
In
a
recent
number
of
tn
Ohrtatlan
Science
Monitor
of
Boston
bj
I.
C.
Brady
tells
of
the
industries
asm
attractions
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
country
around
wtth
two
illustrations
ot
flhstag
scenes.
It
la
given
a
good
dis
play
and
t
a
good
advartlsamant
at
tba
city
a
wall
as
of
the
asjgBK
of
tbe
whole
north
country
WEEK
AT
THEATKE
Meetslay
Cortnne
OrlfBtb
tn
itllw
Lady
In
Ermine."
Comedy:
"QiBdy
OcbMera."
Paramount
News.
Tueswlay
Rin-Tln-Tln
in
"Rlnty
of
Desert."
Comedy:
"Indiscreet
Pete."
Paramount
Kewa.
the
Wediiewlay
ad
ThseMlsy
tuohard
DU
in
"Sporting
Goods"
Comedy:
"Sweetie."
Aesop's
Flbn
Fables
Path
Me
view
lYMay
ami
Haltirttay
lares"
Comedy:
"The
Ughter
that
Patted."
Metto-Ooldwyn
Hews
"LOVE"
COMING
AT
WEEK-END
I'icti
he
is
riLM
vehsiox
or
tol-
8TOVK
FAMOI
H
"ANNA
KAUEMNA
by
a
strange
and
alnisiar
doom.
RICHARD
DIX
STARS
IN
"SPORTING
GOODS"
the
Aniilfiire
in
Almot
Contln-
uous
Lnuchter
of
lucky
golf
suit
salesman,
who
gets
into
tremendous
(and
comic)
dlmculUes
when
he
allows
s
girl
to
think
he
Is
a
multl-mUUonalre.
As
the
girl
was
portrayed
by
Gertrude
Olmsted,
be
is
not
to
meme
at
all.
incidentally.
Dlx's
deception
gets
him
Into
deep
water
acm
oi
it
muddy
water,
too
but
eventually
be
extricates
himself,
raves
the
girl's
fortune
end
than
acta
?ne
himself
end
her,
too.
RINTY'S
BEST
SHOW
SAY
PICTURE
FANS
Rin-Tln-Tln
never
dlaappolnu
his
audtenoe.
He
Is
always
there
with
the'
rest,
the
Intelligence
and
the
vigor:
which
sends
the
crowd
Into
roars
of
approval.
In
"Butty
of
the
Desert"
here
tomorrow,
be
la
shown
a
an
out-
-
-
cast
dog,
who
gets
nimseif
adopted
Dy
John
Gilbert
and
Greta
Oarbo.
who
old
man
Marlowe
and
hla
granddaugh-as
a
team
scored
one
of
e
aeons
t
tonal
1
ter
Mary,
keepers
of
a
dime
museum,
successes
of
the
year
in
"Pleah
and
the
On
hla
own,
Rln(r
adopts
a
family
of
Devil."
and
whose
real-lift
somance
lm-
1
pupa,
and
all
goes
wall
until
an
enemy
mediately
following
furnished
gossip
o(
Marlowe
lures
blm
away
from
home,
for
film
fane
the
world
over,
appear
Pat
Casey
of
the
polloe.
Mary's
beau,
again
before
the
camera,
for
the
first
goes
in
March
of
the
lost
showman,
time
since,
in
"Love."
the
apactacular
with
'Rlnty.
Tbe
two
are
captured!
A
(llmiaatton
of
"Anna
Karanlna."
Tol-1
ferocious
dog
attack
Casey
I
Rlnty
toy's
classic
of
Russia,
which
aome
at
m
blamed
and
sentenced
to
be
ebot!
the
week
and.
,
,
jffcese
s
but
a
taw
of
the
thrilling
The
new
picture
on
of
Jkl
most
'
tventurs
which
make
up
"Rlnty
of
gorgeous
and
spectacular
film
romanoe
.
the
Desert"!
af
the
aeacn.
present
bath
in
roles
that
perhaps
fit
them
better
than
any
ether
that
could
be
imagined.
Gilbert,
splendidly
unir.ed.
I
seen
as
the
debonair
and
romantic
Count
Vronaky,
a
role
that
ramus
hi
great
hit
In
"The
Menf
UTidow."
with
Mis
Oarbo
In
the
ante
'
ail
the
tiaaic
Anna,
who
CORINNE
GRIFFITH
WEARS
ROYAL
ROBES
4GAIN
IN
NEW
FILM
aacrlflaw
akVfor
lov..
only
to
!&sJhlA
flwlnne
(OVlWthS
fcpklflrtf
lalrne
as
wtc
asswens
wmi
unu,imi
appears
again
In
tlie
dazzling
raiment
of
European
court
life
in
"The
Lady
In
Ermine,"
which
will
be
featured
here
tonight.
The
background
of
the
swiftly
mov-
ing
story
la
the
Austrlan-ItaUan
war
of
In
"Mxirtliif
(XmhIs"
Kktiord
Hit
Keeiw
1810.
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which
is
M-t
a
ramanee
between
a
man
and
won.in
of
noble
birth,
enmeshed
in
the
intrigues
of
Napoleonic
campaigns.
"nr
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