PAGE
SIX
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Will
Report
On
Columario
Mill;
Opening
Up
Northern
Districts
to
Prospectors;
Granby
Earnings
Increased
Whether
or
not
a
mill
will
soon
be
installed
on
the
Columario
property,
near
Usk,
this
year
depends
upon
a
report
from
H.
L.
Batten,
M.E.,
consulting
engineer.
About
1800
feet
of
tunnelincr
and
drifting
has
been
car
ried
out
to
date
on
the
property
and
five
veins
of
fissure
Lm0ker
given
in
compliment
to
the
A
1
1
-
1
....
ir-."
ttt-
been
nnrt
f
rrt
J
.
It
f
C?
Co
tvoe
have
been
opened
up.
Main
effort
has
con
centrated
on
No.
4
vein,
which
shows'
a
width
of
four
feet,
channel
samples
every
five'
feet
for
the
first
zuu
leet
show-
pianned
to
run
a
trail
from
itaff
ore
averaging,
$50
per
ton.
I
Kimsquit
on
Deap
Channel
to
11
it
18
decided
to
put
m
a
COn-fh
.-..tern
nA
at
Teala
Lake
centrator,
shares
will
be
sold
to
finance
its
construction.
In
the
first
quarter
of
the
To
better
open
up
that
mineral
IpKADttfjf
PACinci
and
on
through
Pondosy
Pass
to
Pondoay
Bay
on
Eutauk
Lake
and
eventually
to
the
main
line
present
year,
a
total
of
487
tons
f
tn0
Canadian
Natioiial
Rail
01
coal
was
proaucea
in
orcn-
wayg
Thj.
route
wni
cut
through
era
oriusn
luiumms
M
mqar
heart
of
a
nighiy
mlneral-ed
with
723
tons
in
the
same;
fone
North
of
the
CJfRi
period
last
year,
ine
total
production
for
the
province
was
C22.301
tons
in
this
period
as
against
last
year's
686,145
tons
according
to
a
report
issued
by
Hon.
W.
A.
Mackenzie,
minister
of
mines!
in
the
vicinity
of
HaseRon,
it
is
planned
to
recondition
old
trails.
The
Granby
Consolidated
Mining,
Smelting
&
Power
Co.
reports
profit
of
$940,864
after
expenses
but
before
depreciation
and
depletion
for
the
quarter
area
to
prospector,
the
provincial
ended
March
81,
1429,
as
corn-
mines
department
is
planning
pared
with
profit
of
8563,605
in
this
year
to
extend
the
Bear
the
first
quarter
of
1923.
The
River-Meziaden
Lake
trail
direct-'
company
in
the
first
three
ly
north
of
Portland
Canal
to
months
of
this
year
produced
connect
it
with
the
old
Telegraph
14,904,806
pounds
of
copper
as
Trail
at
a
point
known
s
Mile
compared
with
13,661,345
pounds
23.
Lateral
trails
east
and
west
in
the
same
period
last
year
and
will
give
access
to
a
mineral
the
net
cost
of
production
was
belt
the
possibilities
of
which
9.97c
a
pound
as
against
last
have
-been
emphasized
by
Dr.
!
year's
9.65c.
Net
income
before
Kerr
of
tie
Geological
Survey
depreciation
and
taxes
has
been
and
George
Clothier
and
Dr.
II.
$2.09
per
share
compared
with
T.
James,
former
resident
min-
$1.25
a
share
for
the
first
quar-ing
engineers.
When
completed
ter
of
1928.
The
company
opened
this
program
will
open
up
theup
the
Honanza
mine
in
February
entire
territory
from
Portland
and
shipments
of
ore
to
the
An-Canal
to
the
northern
boundary
.vox
concentrator
was
started.
Of
of
the
province
in
which
it
is
copper
Anyox
produced
36.134.-believed
minerals
of
enormous
026
pounds
during
the
first
value
exist.
Further
south,
it
is
three
months
of
re
year.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Siilllnr'
From
I'rinrr
ltuirt
fur
VAXfOl
VKIt.
VICT
OKU,
Mtanfton
IUj.
Hulflalr.
Alrrt
Itar.
rtc.
lut
tUy,
3:SU
p.m.
I'ur
V.(
01
VKIC.
Vl(
TOItlA.
Ilutrdale.
Alert
Illy,
tie
.
rrktar
mldnlrht
fur
M
I'
K
A
KM.
ANVOX.
STEWART,
NWS
KIVHR.
"unilay,
HjW
p.m.
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AM)
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Tl.umlaT.
P.m.
113
Ind
Avrnue
K.
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SMITH
Atmt
1'rlntv
Kuprrt.
11.
C.
Tl
nuiKh
ticket
soli
to
Met
or
la
and
brattle
.and
bugoite
rhwked
thntuch
to
rirttliiatlon.
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
Ketchikan.
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skafway
June
I.
7.
lit.
14.
1.
21.
To
Vancouver.
Victoria,
Seattle
June
5.
IS.
15.
19.
ft,
36,
19.
I'ltlM
l
MAtJl
INSA
Ocean
I
all.
He.,
Vancouver
and
Victoria
every
Friday
Hi
p.m.
Agent
for
all
steaimtilp
IJue
t:
UUL'IIAM),
liL.SEKAL
AOF.N'lr
Snl
Ave.,
rrlnre
Rupert,
II.
C
riwne
SI
MIMMMMMMIHMMMIWMHMiSiiHIIMMaHnHMKllHtaMIMMMMN
!
AN
AD
IAN
National
Q7jc
Largefl
Railway
Syflem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
tmiiiitfii
from
rniNiT
mri:uT
for
vancoi
kii.
victouia.
srattle.
ami
Intermediate
polnla,
each
Thurnday
and
Sunday,
lftrtH)
p.m.
lor
AM
VOX
and
STLWAKT.
rut.ii
Wednekday
am
Saturday,
40
p.m.
IVr
VOKTII
AND
SOtTII
Ql'IXN
ClIAKI
Ol
ifc
lLM.
l'urlAI(lill
rASSKNOEU
TltAIXS
LEAVE
IMIlVfr.
HI
TKItT
DAILY
KXCLIT
SI'MIAV
at
11:30
a
m
for
I'KIM'L
(IKOIllit;.
I.IIMON-ION,
WINMl'KO,
all
Klnt
Intern
t'anad:t,
lulled
state.
AOLNCY
ALL
OCEAN
HTEAMKIIIl'
Llsf.S
t
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Kupert
I'honc
2C0
H
B
"Caterpillar
Tractors"
MEAN
RETTER,
QUICKER,
CHEAPER
LOGGING
Sole
Distributors
for
II.
C.
MORRISON
TRACTOR
&
EQUIPMENT
CO.,
LTD.
910
STATION
STREET.
VANCOUVER,
H.C.
Hrnnches:
Prince
George,
Kelowna,
Nelson
SMOKER
GIVEN
COLOMBO
MEN
Highly
Successful
and
Enjoyable
Affair
Staged
Last
Night
by
Canadian
Legion
hundred
and
fifty
men,
mostly
memoers
i
me
crew
ui
mc
mump
aric
ing
warship,
who
attended
the
.
officers
and
men
of-
II.
M.S.
lombo.
The
affair
was
most
enthusiastic
and
very
enjoyable.
,
President
M.
M.
Lamb
occupied
the
chair
and
called
the
gathering
together
by
observing
a
one-minute
s'lence
in
memory
of
deceased
comrades.
This"
was
followed
by
the
singing
of
"O
Canada."
Lieut.
-Col.
S.
P.
McMordie.
D.S.O.,
mayor
of
the
city,
ex
tended
a
welcome
to
officers
and
men
of
the
Colombo
on
behalf
of
he
Canadian
Legion
and
the
city
.
1
Lieut.
-Com.
G.
II.
Warner,!
!
i
t
tii
rt
.
if.
i
t.
Cant.
C.
C.
Dobson,
V.C.,
D.S.O.,
and
the
proceedings
concluded
at
11:30
with
the
singing
of
the
national
anthem.
APPETITE
IMPROVED
QUICKLY
.
.
EiUt
Tuti
a
F4
If
yon
have
no
desire
for
food,
and
you
feel
oat
ot
sorts,
and
de
pressed,
stimulate
your
digestifs
organs.
Try
Dr.
Carter's
own
formula.
These
pills
taken
after
meals
will
aid
digestion,
relieve
the
gas.
regulate
the
bowels,
expel
constipation
poisons
and
arouse
appetite.
All
Druggists
25c
and
75c
red
pkgs.
CARTER'S
ESiPILL
Week-End
Specials
SWIFT'S
PURE
LARD
10-Ib.
pail
$2.00
MALKIN'S
COFFEE
j
1-lb.
tin
60c-
KELLOGG'S
CORN
FLAKES
Pkg
10c
rOST'S
RRAN
FLAKES
Pkg
15c
HEINZ
PORK
AND
I1EAN8
Small
site,
2
tins
26c
HEINZ
PORK
AND
BEANS
Medium
size,
2
tins
36c
D.
C.
L.
MALT
EXTRACT
2Va-lb.
tin
GOc
13.
&
K.
PASTRY
FLOUR
10-lb.
sack
06c
FINE
GOLDEN
CHURN
BUTTER
8-lb.
brick
$1.40
NABOB
RED
PLUM
JAM
4.
Tin
40c
NABOB
MINCE
CLAMS
2
tins
85c
C.
&
B.
SOCKEYE
SALMON
1-lb.
tin
40c
EAGLE
LOBSTER
Vis.
Tin
50c
COLUMBIA
FEARS-r-2Vii.
2
tins
....55e
ROYAL
CITY
-
RED
PLUMB
2'2.
3
tins
'..70c
PICKLED
PIGS
FEET
Bone
less.
Jar
86c
FRESH
EGjGS
Extras.
3
doz.
.........,.,,.....$1.10
SWEET
ORANGHB-i-ljast
chance
for
navels-.
G
doz
$1.00
FINE
RIPE
BANANAS
3
lbs
.BOc
Fresh
Green
Vegetables
Arriving
Every
Boat
!
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
20
christ.
TIIEf
DAILY
NHY3
AL
JOLSON
AS
SINGING
FOOL
POPULAR
WITH
LARGE
CROWD
AT
THE
CAPITOL
THEATRE
HERE
"The
Singing
Fool,"
Al
Jolson's
second
special
Warner
lm'
picture,
is
drawing
capacity
houses
at
the
Capitol
Br
were
crowded
last
night
with
one
Theatre,
where
it
closes
its
engagement
on
lhursday.
"The
Jazz
Singer''
seemed
the
last
word
in
Jolsonian
but
it
is
the
consensus
of
opinion
that
this
later
uory
of
the
loves
and
losses
of
a
singing
waiter
is
even
more
universally
appealing.
The
flrlamor
of
the
life
of
Big
Town
cabarets
and
the
atres
is
created
with
startling
naturalness.
The
photoplay
i
SCHOOLMASTER
PAYS
VISIT
TO
LOCAL
SCHOOLS
D.S.O..
responded
i
Ship
Inslruetor
Much
ine
program
inciuoea
vocw
so-,
WJth
rwitim,.
in
Cltv
Edu.
los
by
Ordnance
Artificer
Hoile.i
rational
institution
Chief
Stoker
Seager,
Stoker
Petty!
Officer
Murfee
and
A.
B.
Young,
guitar
solos
by
Supplying
Petty:
Schoolmaster
T.
P.
D'Donnell
Officer
Foster,
monologues
by
of
the
H.
M.
S.
Colombo
visited
Marine
Wittington,
instrumental
the
King
Edward
High
8cKool,
the
trios
by
members
of
the
ship's
Sergeant
Wm.
Booth
Memorial
band.
snm
bv
Comrades
J.
A.
!
and
Borden
Street
Public
Schools
Teng,
Rob
James
and
James
Kelly.
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
and
recitations
by
Comrade
Wright
Davies.
Community
singing
w
is
a
triumph
for
that
veteran
ot
the
camera,
Ryron
llasktn,
and
Lloyd
Bacon,
son
of
the
famous
author
and
I
star
of
"Lightnin'
."
hiis
outdone
even
himself,
in
hi?
direction.
If
"one
touch
of
nature
makes
the
whole
world
kip,"
that
touch
is
surely
found
in
the'sim-ple,
touching
story
of
"The
Singing
Fool."
i
No
heart
story
could
be
more
!
compelling.
Al
is
seen
first
as
a
Pleatvd
singing
waiter,
in
love
with
a
heartless
entertainer,
whoaa
he
help
to
fame
by
selling
songs
he
ha
dedicated
to
her,
and
getting
ber
to
intrcujee
them.
The
two
-Barry.
Pne
i..wr
deserts
him
and
K
la
only
when
their
little
;
:oy
is
at
the
point
of
death
that
u.cy
meet
again.
The
'ears
are
well
balanced
by
i
'
he
tie
ftinUM.
snvies,
however,
nowever,
i
ana
peace
In
the
absence
of
Chairman
T.
!'ine.
at
iat
to
the
troubled
soul
,
j
McMeekin,
wao
is
out
of
tows
on
j
of
i
ringing
fool,
in
the
love
of
uuigea
in
vmn
o.
inoimon
mtum
ii.
i..,jmi
In
he
piano
and
the
snip's
band
was
tnilKe4
to
of
the
of
girl
at
the
cabiret.
"Mter
was
impressed
:
WKBK
AT
TIIBATKB
l.
by
the
extent
of
the
equipment,
;
the
cheerrttmeM
of
the
brlgntly
j
decorated
rooniR.
and
the
happy
I
KnarlrM
nf
tllft
m
i
ti
1
1
tin
nrnrain
Tamday,
Vwlnemlny
,
Thurwiay
"The
e
Singing
Fool,"
and
Com-
wm-
ed
surprise
atihe
attention
given
IT
t
to
the
subject
of
drawing
and,
0,wa,d'
and
Pramount
:olor
,.i.
News.
design.
Mr
O'OoaaeM,
who
is
a
native
Friday,
and
.
SaiunUy
or
t
stiway.
Ireland,
servefl
with
the
Munteri;
a
famous
Wsh
re-
rTSPril
f
"W,"
Com
'tnnt.
during
the
great
war.
He
edy,
Collegians,
No.
4.
also
saw
much,
service
with
the
flying
corps.
He
very
kiritjly
placed
himself
it
the
service
of
.my
of
the
teach-1
ng
staff
irHo
desire
to
visit
the
wariin
and
also
arranged
to
doi
the
horjors
of
the
vessel
to
the
ve
wish
to
introduce
to
the
member
of
this
years'
high
school
public
entrance
classes.
3,
Daily
News
"Classified"
'
hrlnv
'
results.
Gro
LIBBY'S
APRICOTS
2s.
Tin
adver-
BARTLETT
PEAKS
2s.
Tin
20c
ROYAL
ANNK
CHERRIES
21
is.
Tin
35c
ALYMER
CORK
T
tins
.
.
.$1
.00
NO.
4
PEASwTfHna
$100
NABOB
TOMATOES
Es
8
tins
NABOB
TOMATOES
2
Vis.
8
tins
60c
JIF
SOAP
FUsjrtlta
llrt.
.
.
.20c
SUGAR
20
lbs.
$1.25
SWEET
JUICY-ORANGES
4
doz
r.
..
76c
PULLET
EXTRA
EGGS
3
d,or
..".$1.
00
JARS
PUKE
HONEY
..
26c
Bush's
Grocerleria
PHONES
211
AND
212
WE
DELIVER
MILK
MSLK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
C57.
Our
New
Butcher
Mr.
Tilbrook,
of
Vancouver,
who
we
feel
confident
will
come
up
to
u
iu
LJSilM
vour
expectations
ami
give
you
j
.
.
.
I
-t
4.J
!
BUSH'S;
certeria
.20c
.40c
saiiatacuon.
VEAL
STEW
Per
lb
20c
,OIN
VEAlAPerlb
36c
BRISKET
BEEF
Per
1b
14c
HAMBURGER
Per
lb.
20c
POT
ROASTS
Per
lb.
18c
to
25c
PRIME
RIBS
BEEF
Per
lb.
SO.-
PORK
LEGS
Per
lb
40c
SHOULDER
PORK
Per
lb.
80c
LAMB
STEW
Per
lb
20c
LOIN
CHOPS
Per
lb
40c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
617-423
5th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18&84
P.
0.
Box
575.
Dr
Alexander
I'llONE
.175
r.M;u
Kl.otK
DENTIST
SUITS!
SUITS?
,
(
'iiliing,
Workmanship
and
Sljl
All
Guaranteed
UITS
STEAM
CLEANED
ANI
"
PRESSED
Vc
Deliver
to
Any
Part
of
tin
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
G19
III
WEI)
AND
Till
Two
Show-
K
i
-h
!
Night,
i
AI,
JOLSON
IN
IIIS
GREATEST
SI
ui
;ss
TL.
Q:
IP
l
m
aingmg
rooi
The
Greatest
Entertainer
on
Slagc
or
Strcca
With
a
Wonderful
Cast
COM
E
I
)
Y
COM
PAN
I
ATE
SEKVK
F
NEWS
AND
OSWALD
No
Advance
in
Prices
Admission,
ar
1
Coming
Next
Week
"The
Californian
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yiHwiwiaWMMP
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1
11
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n
i
''"'wiimimgtr,
in
1
1
i
Well
Mannered
Service
to
Motorists
we
want
to
make
n-
and
hold
them.
tou
service
we
iv.
thia
Let
us
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