PAGE
SIX
HYDE
TRANSFER
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
5S0
DRY
BIRCH
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR--"-
-Single-load
.
$3.50
Double
load
$6.50
Large
sack
50c
Cox
Wood
Cuttings.
Large
Load
53.50
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pjsmbina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
AtlJerta
Sootless
Large
Egg
$12.50
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
:
.
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal.
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Baggage
Day
and
Night
Service
139
Second
Avenue
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
K
ippers
THE
DAINTIEST
OHEAKPAST
FOOD.'
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
AND
YQIJ
WILL
MAKE
THIS
RESOLUTION
ONCE
YOU
HAVE
RIDDEN
IN
THE
More
Pep
More
Power
More
Comtort
Than
Any
Light
Car
Ever
Built.
They
Arc
on
Display
at
Our
Showroom.
S;
E.
PARKERLIMITED
FORD
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
fourth
quarter
of
last
year,
the
company
sent
an
appreciable
tonnage
of
one
per
cent
copper
ore
to
the
mill
at
Anyox,
upon
which
the
company
is
making
a
p
of
it,
but
that
the
average
grade
in
the
last
six
months
was
1.27
per
renti
copper.
the
operating
cosr
01
making
copper
headway.
The
Granby
Co.
took
oTer
and
developed
th
big
Mpr
i.
That
Prince
Rupert
may
become
more
of
a
centre
for
the
sining
activity
of
the
district
in
the
near
future
than
it
has
tecn
Tefkwa
tllli
iiAlUf;
NlW9
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Concentrator
at
Anyox
Making
Good;
Alice
Arm
Looks
For
Big
Season;
Prince
Rupert
Power
and
District-Mining
Col.
C.
T.
Crabbs,
president
of
the
Granby
Consolidated
Mining,
Smelting
&
Power
Co.,
'states
that
the.cpm-pany
is
constantly
looking
for
new
properties
and
is
considering
the
examination
of
one
now.
The
company
intends
to
keep
in
such
financial
condition,
he
says,
as
tq
be
able
to
acquire
new
properties
without
expensive
financing.
Shipments
will
commence
f
rom
the
Bonanza
mine
at
Anyox
in
February
and
the
mine
.will
be
worked
at
ca-
pneity
daring
the
summer.
Col.
"
'
1
Crabbs
states
that,
during
the
VOTERS'
LIST
!
COMMISSIONERS
Comroteahmers
have
Ik?
en
ap-
at
Anyox
is
be-
'
.
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v
.
,
.
PI
.
CrS
Act
wl
.
.empowered'-Vi
i
pound.
a
Earnings
of
tt
the
drftnnri
-
.
-
,.L,
'
i,.
.1.
.-jut
v.
put
people
on
the
1t
list
of
voters
lor
iiib
icai
iio
win
uc
uc
-
,
,
,..,
r'
I
v,u..
a3.
jevterol
nHriets
are
as
follows
'
'
.
,7
Prince
Rupert
roads
and
also
with
Telegraph
Creek
and
the
north.
The
Ingen-ika
mines
should
b
connected
by
rail
to
the
Peace
River
and
west
to
Stewart,
he
declares.
The
coming
year
holds
promise
I
of
being
the
banner
year
for
mining
in
the
Aljce
Arm
district,
state
the
Alice
Arm
Herald.
Certainly
the
outlook
was
neve
brighter.
During
the
past-year
the
district
made
considerable
George,
ueorge.
S.
f.
W.,
w.,
Breen,
ureen,
P
R.
Wnndaide.
in
h
is
report
ji.
a
aa
preaidentvof
the
Btitab,
Colum-
lltlLj&Mrjp
Stuart,
D.
C.,
Clarke,
bia
ehamvr.
pf
mines
for
1928,
George
II.,
Blance.
Robert,
Mathf
urge
the
elairasoi
Stewart
d
the.
oni
A.1
J.
Orme,
UQyW
11,
port
for
a
central
interior
mines.
Thompson,
James
II,
Klrkpit-lle
says
that
Stewart
should
be
rick,
J.
A..
Wearmouth,
II.
F-.
(
connected
with
the
eastern
rail-.Munro,
Geo.
II.,
Heid.
William,
Wright,
Willard
W.
all
of
Prince
Itupert.''
Flswln,
John,
Port
Simpson;
Mayer,
Gee.,
Port
Clements,
Hampton,
Herbert,
Port
Clem
ents.
Sinclair,
Cannery.
,
Skeena
Tomlfrj
Thomas
R,
Cedar-
T!
(
hi
in't-M
,
HUnriIlie,
Vppper
Leakfc.
Chn?la
11
Ddrreen,
UfNMIe.
Roy
Sidney,'
Duthie
property
aujo.mng
the
u
nnharl-
VraA
Vvv
Creek
mine
plant
at
Hidden
throughout
the
year
without
a
mishap,
producing
millions
of
pounds,
of
copper
and
giving
employment
to
over
1000
men.
Daring
the
past
year
the
mining
Industry
of
Alice
Ann
employed
more
men
than
at
any
time
Since
1920.
The
advent
of
the
Britannia
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.,
Ltd..
Arm
district
is
con-
in
the
past
seeeas
Mkely.
In
con-
-(irkpiitirtsk".
auction
with
the
taking
over
of
I.
i-the
loral
power
fr.incn.ac
i.y
in
Pownr
Corporation
of
Lunads,
tntresti;
'
reports
are
Sroe
rd
tho'iifb
W
hafe
little"
in
the-W:rtclal
e-
I
UltndllOH.t
II
1
Vc
v.
!
the
big
consumers
from
the
new
Moral
plant
will
be
provided
by
!
electrification
of
the
railroad
it
I
i;i
planned
to
buiW
into
the
Con-iper
River
coal
fieWs.
Provision
:of
additional
power
here,
it
is
also
felt,
may
lead
to
the
establishment
of
a
smelter
some
where
in
the
vicinity
fore
long.
it
the
city,
bo-
There
seems
to
be
little
in
the
i
nature
ef
eneaurajcement
for
mak-1
ing
of
the
final
payment
of
$S0,-
j
000
on'
the
Woodbine
property
at
j
Stewart
which
falls
due
in
March.
I
IjMt
September
there
was
$00,-;
600
In
the
treasury
of
the
com-'
pany.
This
hns
been
reduced
nt;
the
rstc
of
about
$5,000
per
month.
moment-
I
tiet
so
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News'
fo)moui
Foster,
Francis
V
Smithfrs.
Mayer,
Sylva
J.,
Smithers.,
Kaymond,
Oeorge
A.,
Staithef-s.
Sweeney,
William
J
Smitjta.
Wrtiht.
Georfee
IU,
Smltheri.
Wlllhim
Swanson
Bishop.
Pmltrtek
C.
TeVr
Call.
Jam.
Jk:
J
Mttie.
lamfatfl
woo!coj
darviilo
;f,TX.
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.
.
f)mlnea
'
Lowe.
Itlert,
hums
Late..,
bunntir,
uimrive,
miuiy.
finU
'lotoMfomld
K.
Flnnioofi.
,
.
i
i
i
Kynoch,
AIwc,
Fort
St
Jamls
robbius,
Jtekson
G
Lolce.
l't-lford.
Ralph,
Friser
Lake.
v
Mad
i
run,
Frank,
Houston
Pebornat,
Thomas
Jefferson,
Ma
pes
Poole.
Everett
G.,
Mapes.
El
lb,
James
Hunter.
Vander-hobf.
Ellison,'
William,
Ootsa
Uke.
Smith,
Dyron
A.,
Palling.
Palmer,
Albert,
Telkwa.
Weldon.
W.
II.,
Southbank.
Loper,
.Geojge
H.,
Finmoore.
isiujaelcnobrt
J.
Topley.
JoKnstoii.
''James
M.
Vander-
PRESBYTERIANS
FASHION
FANCIES
Here's
An
English
Sports
Co-
turae
of
Undoubted
Chic
31
HOLD
MEETING
Qfficera
Elected
and
Reports
Re
ceived
at
Annual
Event
Last
Night
FINANCES
IMPROVING
Question
of
Calling
Minister
I)is
cusked
and
Plans
Laid
For
'
Doing
So
the
year
were
elected:
i
Congregational
Secretary:
W.
w.
c.
0
Neill.
Congregational
Treasurer:
A.
M(Ktnzie.
1
Board
of
Mamkcrsr
T.
McCly-
niont,
F.
Stork,
jf
Arrol,
D.
Mc-Kenzle!
1
W.
Pafglore,
J.
Greer,
3.
Clarke.
AV.
C.
O'Neill,
hi
mlth,
J,
W.
McKfnley
nnd
two
(tuhbei-s
from
the
Ladles'
Auxiliary.
'
;'fien1on:
P.
.(MKhn,
J.!
W.
Wc-!-
nn
A
f
:fatMAt
fm''nwo,'
ffrire
Ndln.
rjjftex
a
brief
devotional
selr-''
ml
conducted
by
'Rev.
H.
C.
fpier,
M.A.,
the
meeting
elec-
rwin.
Wilbert
W.,
Fort
Frasei.
1
Ud
Thomas
McClymont
chairman.
'
,
hoof
1
j
Re:d,
Robert,
Vanderhoof.
I
Snjedley;
fltwt,
Vanderlwof.
Kei
r.
Winfam
H.,
Wistaria.
Whito.
Walter
W.,
Fort
Fj-aser.
Lake.
!Th
vnrinna
J..
11-"
-'r
deortments
of
francos
the,
church
presented
reports
wluch
showed
hat
during
-
the
iHlalt
year
the
churth
made
splen-d
ill
progress
In
every
one
of
its
ipheres
of
activhy.
The
work
of
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
brought
in
a
sum
of
$1318.3G.
Of
this
amount,
J11&5.13
had
been
given
to
the
financial
board
of
the
Church.
i
The
Sunday
School
report
showed
that
this
most
important
department
was
in
a
very
flourishing'
condition.
There
are
at
present
18
teachers
and
officers
nud
200
scholars
enrolled.
During
the
year,
the
Sunday
School
handed
to
the
financial
board
of
the
church
$190.
It
is
especially
worthy
of
mention
that
the
ksholars
planned
and
carried
out
JJourse,
Mathew
F..
Burny
8UccessfuI,y
a
mo
of
work
The
grain
movement
to,
Prince
Pupert
frem
the
prairies,
con-tinui's
to
be
light
This
morning,
1
here
were
reported
to
be
25
car-loadH
of
grain
on
the
territory
wi-Ht
of
Jasper
Park
bound
here.
No
wheat
has
arrived
during
the
past
24
hours.
and
home
cooking
which
enabled
them
to
give
to
the
church
ai
Christmas
present
of
$100.
fj
The
treasurer's
report
on
the!
financial
condition
of
the
church
!
was.
perhnps.
theo
gratifying
one
that
has
been
received
during
the
pst
few
years.
From
this
report
It
is
eyident,
that
with
the
continued
co-operation
Accessories
of
the
Mode
That
trEnclwnTJnenl
This
rs
a
sports
ensemble
that
No,
-.Vre
not
goixtf
to
preach
overr
girl
of
f'ne
taste
should
0n
the1
importance
t
accessories
of
the
'
various,
church,
departments
ajttf
the
loal
xupport,
ef
all
members
and
adherents,
lin-uncial
treuMes
will
emn
U
,a
thing
of
the
past
Reports
from
the
ehr
and
session
were
also
VwfVed.
plate
Wgsnlrflg
the
appointreent
U
a'
minister.
II.
C.
Fraser
gae
very
Valuable
advice
and
sug-sttons
as
to
what
course
should
be
pursued.
He
pointed
oat
at
the
seme
time
that
the
eongregal'
ton
in
remison
with
the
other
rhuirhes
of
the
city
weuld
share
in
the
advane
and
pregres
'
which
Prince
Ri'pert
hew
,en
The
annual
congregational
(Vently
lookel
forward
tin
meeting
of
the
First
Presbyterian
Mmrs.
MeClyroont.
Stewart.
Church
was
held
last
evening
Stork
and
McKinley
also
offered
when
the
following
officers
for
valuable
suggestion.
It
was
the
I
opinion
that
a
minister
should
be
called
as
soon
as
possible,
it
was
even
more
important
that
Dress
Silhouette
Is
Adapted
M
t
1
1
i
'
m
A
vry
Omay
.harming
version
oi
clasp
to
her
bosom.
It
has
ail
y
im
fauit
know
,
gilhoBMt0
j
W;.c
The
modernistic
sweater
and
ourselvea
mn$
wth
offering,
it
CUR
Mnrn
t)
plaited
skirt
aro
of
blue
and'
for
your
inspection
ami
admiral
I
anj
efining,
both,
gray
mixture
the
lighter
shade
ion,
a
few
choke
examples.
I
showing
on
the
sweater,
the
dar-1
First,
th
Asea
ac.rf
of
Rod-
rurml
in
Japan.
s,
ker
tone
on
the
skirt.
The
car-
ier
jersey
in
three
t&nes;
second,
a
paten
pocket
of
th.
digan
Jacket
is
a
solid
navy
har-
a
Calfskin
envelope
with
modern-
model
ia
as
clinjring
monizinir
with
the
other
two
istic
metal
clasp;
third,
antelope
fitted
dress.
Th-
u,
shades.
Rolled
sicks
of
blue,
bag
in
an
unusual
design;
fourth,
extendi
frow
the
alu
Reginald.
Inverness!
wofn
ovef
gray
gtocjjjng
com.
piad
velvet
toque,
and
last,
a
waiat
line,
where
it
i-
They
have
also
de-'
t
veloped
the
.
Bonanza
to
a
point
where
it
will
soon
become
a
producer.
They
operated
the
big
Anyox
eontln
uouly
,
w"
VAita'tiiaisf
a
o
jm
a
uivu
muiiM
Smitherts
iP-O-.i;
;'.;
.Anderjtrv.,
WjUiam
W,
Hazel-
elusive
proof
that
the
ore
deposits
"e"on-are
Urge
and
rich
eaough
to
un-
Senkpiel.
Samuel
II
work
on
a
ltOfU
UCI
uviviwj'ttivM.
large
scale
and
it
success
is
not
doubted
by
any
one
in
the
Me'ro.
fouis.
lv
tspiox.
Carlsert.
Charles
Mm
Kitlmat
Mission.
'
;
V
"
Couture,
'John,'
Kitsumgallum,
Tenrce-P.O.'('
'
'
'
Me4r;ftlo7,
Kitwanga.
-Miehautlf
Albert
-Ijeeroch.
Little
Canypn,
Terrace
P.O.
.
SnlaH,
lJaleta.
Moricetown.
Sargefit.
William
Sidney,
New
Lungis,
Joseph
ay.
MnplHoti.
At-ehilinld
New
Haz-
plete
the
costume.
jersey
scarf
in
contracting
tones,
a
narrow
belt.
'.
rail
should
go
'
van.
Tentative
pUn-ulated
to
do
this.
A
special
vote
i
accorded
to
the
IjuIm--fw
their
great
work
tan
and
thanks
w
r
tM
all
nffltrs
and
wrk
ConsideraWF
THeusion
,tV
rHI
efforts
made
'
-ear
s
work
so
sui
.
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-;
LINJoAY
Eadio
"B"
Power
In
its
highest
developmentpower
that
gives
continuous,
hum-free
reception
from
both
local
and
distant
stations.
Economical
power,
too.
VouTl
be
agreeably
surprised
how
long
Evcready
Laycrbilt
"B"
batteries
will
operate
your
set
without
replacement
Ask
your
dealer.
Ho
will
tell
you
that
his
customers
come
in
and
ask
for
Eveready
Laycrbilts.
Canadian
National
Carbon
Co
Ltd.
V.lIv
TORONTO
MJ..
R2U
Quhumd
hvttfai)
Battery.
Station
CKNCTcronta
Tii'i'V"''!
,v
.1
Cartage
aid
Storage
Phone
68
Cartige,
Warehou-rr
:l
Wstributlng.
Tf..m
Motor
Scru'
o
Coal,
Sand
and
"
ra
We
Sueclallre
in
Tiano
t
Furnltnre
Moving.
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