January
14,
1020
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AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
u.
IJayr'.s
in
Nortlfern
li.
0.;
li.
C.
Money
for
('.
Minva,
RoJcJi(ort
UrROs;
Fine
I'rsfxctinif
Country
im
Unuk
River
Di
i;'c
11
i.i
.v.
v.jhifli
11
years
i
if..'
ljrov-ii.tv,
has
come
back
with
the
larcegt
an
:
n.ikli
.i
ll
uiions
in
i
iiiiKkiK.
for
the
uit()r
or-the
Mining
and
Industrial
Record,
in
.:
'.t,
ijpon
stimtcapf
British
Columbia
mineral
in
comjilledf
by
the
miffes
department,
yqai
Cminby
increass?d
its
dividend
rate
from
c
una
It
must
te
remembered
that
this
t-
n
iiipicrW
in
1
.";(),
o'K)
to
434,43
The
P
em'er
mine
Increased
Its
.ar
valtio
of
$10.
-put
0f
ore
to
27J.783
tons
this
,
,
,
d
it
rW
fromK
with
ar
M
compar.'d
214,172
.
!
cent.
Nortnurr.
p-r
for
1927.
and
increased
lto
i
slivie.
nds
M
follow.
t
il
divideaisto
dale
fold
production,
which
will
bo
.
,
j.
.
r,:
,
'
about
181,607
ounces,
as
compared
,
$
OliftOO
f
122,000
80.0D0
60.000
'
'(WiSaS
1834,720
li
ijdO
6t0
ia2;oi87
iB
,
oa
p
4tan
-
U.
A.
Milliken.
iilil'i.nilM
i
irty
t'or
llv
I1"
shewn
in
tin
Nui-nrm
Hi
.1
It
fi.i-iii.,
Institute,
of
Technology.
Krivusoii
of
Ontario
;
1
bottom,
!rft
and
rij-'ht
'
,
will
speak
at
the
P.'iJxt
Association,
which
Tt
i
rttirnK
President
of
(tap,
right),
will
also
speak.
mes
agQ.
was
th
leading
dividend
its
history
after
having
had
past
10
years,
writes
h.
A
Wh
117,09
ounces
for
the
pre-
iou
year.
Tne
roruanu
ianai
mining
division
is
heading
for
a
more
important
p'ace
in
the
goW
production
ft
the
province.
The
development
of
the
Georgia
Mm
NnW
nn.VM
forward
with
a
view
to
;,.u
v.
i:
was
lectel
Pivn.h-iit
v:in
Ill
of
Srii'llic.
He
l
l.'M,i.-a!..rv
of
Phytic
at
the
oi
which
he
is
director.
getting
it
into
production
as
soon
as
possible
and
the
management
expects
to
have
the.
mill
con
str
ucted
and
in
operation
by
1030.
The
Duthie
mine
at
Smithers
made
a
goad
recor;j
this
lyear.
The
Granby
Co.
is
equpiplntr
its
Bonanza'
mine
at
Anyox
for
production
and
is
developing
the
Hanna
group
north
of
Hidden
Creek.
The
gold
output
of
Granby
this
year
.will
be
around
0000
ounces
Leading
Atlin
placer
gold
operators
have
devoted
the
season
to
ti
B.
new
development
rather
than
production.
Consolidated
Mining
&
me"ini
Co.
i
opoing
up
a
property
at
Atlin
which
promises
to
become
a
good
p
oducer.
"It
str'kes
us
in
the
Portland
Cinal
district,"
writes
II
.
D.
Rochfort,
Stewart
broker,
"that
Rrititfh
Columbia
people
are
not
vet
ful'y
awnke
to
what
is
taking
place
in
the
Stewart
camp.
Even
hough
the
usuil
mining
failures
iive
occurred,
they
are
nothing
to
what
have
taken
place
in
oher
nin'ng
camps.
The
Portland
"
v""""
in
the
George
Gold
Copper,
the
J'orter
Idaho,
the
Prosperity,
the
i
.ufus
Argenta,
the
Mountain
Boy,
I
hf
Black
Hill,
the
Marmot
Metals,
the
Melvin
Syndicate
and
I
many
other
properties,
which,
If
j
M
scovered
near
er
the
money
.
entres
of
the
world,
iSEftuId
cause.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
i
.
a
mining
boom
ln&rwoulLnaue
"the
trail
of
'98.'
Insftfiern
-Si
C.
we
have
the
greatest
mlnaxall
I
1
1
t
rt
4
t
t
'
"
-
.
I
wii
in
v.
annua
auu
svary
aunnswE
the
size
of
it
is
-kitiiAmaMtli;
if
southern
mmharnt
will
atlq
ihemselves
how
much
money
for
he
equipment
of
the
Grandview
nd
Golconda
has
been
spent
with
'hem
arid
then
find
out
how
much
if
the
money
raised
lust
winter
for
mining
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
was
spent
with
them,
their
yes
would
be
opened.
In
eases
where
all
things
are
equal
(and
in
he
question
of
mineral
deposits,
we
are
assured
B.
C.
leads),
let's
tpeud
our
money
at
home
where
w
shall
have
a
chance
f
letting
qfer
rarrefontft
whdiife
lbjf
bosi-i
neM
backbone
of
our
country,
have
a
chance
of
tmrtiefpattaff
in
thw
mining
profits
.
Ouftjtry
In
north
-riiB.,C.
is
"B.
C
.
iptney
lor
B
Q.
mine.
r
country
to
WiMpt'i
thprc
arm
one
will
nick
up
something
for
ure,"
wi
ites
J.
K.
S"terinjrton
fo-merly
of
Stewa-t.
of
the
Unuk
River
Country.
"The
more
pros
sector
that
get
in
there
this
sum
ner.
tl,
better
ft
Jht.
TM
o'intr
looks
iroolrftr
any
dm,
vho
it
la
laUnirilHir4w
trounfl
'o
pro
Tet
into.
Yoll
can
go
tip
the
Uno
"H.h
a
river
boat
and
kicker
all
Jie
way."
The
Toric.
Tiger.
Kitwult-Kagle
Silver
Mines
and
Ksperanaa
propert'es
at
Alice
Arm
have
all
been
fave-ably
commented
upo
by
Dr.
II.
T.
Jame,
resident
nln
ing
engineer,
in
the
preliminary
review
and
summary
of
operations
for
the
year
1028,
which
ws
re-
oently
ftued
by
the.
II
C
mimu
department.
,
,
,
;
THE
MARKET
Price,
current
sre
as
"atMwi
Arm
r
Spltaenburg
'.
.
.
.
.
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.vinur
isauni.M
Ireen
ojklug
part
BX
ft
Iks).
Box
,.7
ti
ir
!,'
Oraneea.
bx
.Uil
Na.'al
Oranfrs
.
.
.
.too
Ma
.
tinoii.
8'inklsl.
0c
to
N
Jallfornta
araocfnilt.
8
for
Florida
Orapeirult,
3
Kir
laitanas
i
lb
i?xtrsi-td
Hccoy,
par
r
,.
n
;omb
honey
89
.late,
bulk,
new
crop,
t
lbs.
lalslr.s.
lulk.
2
lbs
Table
ralslrui.
lb
Vi'nrtim
Dainty
OsiM,
packaes
3
Cocoanut
,,
KrnRiur
irmpea.
Ik.
u)ou
iara.
nox
Cranberries,
lb.
W'TTr.f
No.
1
rreanirry
4
jo
and
No.
2
creamery.
S
lb
V&
Camembert
cftrvat
8
pk
Kraft
Umlitrtrt,
Wi
)Muri.
ni:a
.
.
Srv
ZmIhimI
atlcl
8t
'.ten.
lb.
Kralt
4.
s'npoliMin
I
IMhrrttrt
70c
H
iquelorl
7y
HwlflH
Br.okMl
lb.
4(r
(io'goii.ola
.
lb
.
.
,
,
.
,
,
75'
Hfik
ii
i'1
iwiw
en.-
u,
h
ntt
sm-
Oruftre
i
a
BrcohMeM.
Onrdlnn
dices
,
'b
ufci.
ate
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVK
olden
Loaf,
lb.
4ftC
Jack,
lb
SOo
Romano
Sardo,
lb
ese
Oammeloet,
lb.
.,...,..v-
800
flour.
40s,
No.
1
hard
wheat
$2.60
Pastry
Hour,
it
65c
Paitry
Hour.
404
121,0
,
l..m
Pure
4
30c
"
EGOB
11.
C.
fresh
millcM
.....
60s
C
ircsii
lira
is.
2
doz.
.
953
C.
fresh
extras
60s
local
new
laid
,
.
.
.
70C
MEATS
Turkey,
lb
.
45c
to
BSC
row
l.
ftt,
1,
aU.
.
.
.,
ittK.
11J
tOC
Rotating
chicken,
lb.
.
.
.4
Broilers
45c
Ham
sliced,
first
rnds
'.
8ftf
Horn,
whole,
first
grade
40'.
Ham,
picnic,
lb
25?
Cottage
rolls,
lb
28
l-3c
Bacox.
bac.
sllcd
'
Bacon,
side,
sliced
.SOo
and
COc
Veal,
loin
.;
35c
f
Vwai.
leg
J;
j
Pork,
shoulder
.
.
.
35c
Pork.
Jry
salt
.
15c
Ayrshire
bacon.
It).
..
35c
to
50c
Vel.
shoultfei
Pork.'
loin
35c
;
Pork,
leg
40c
I
Beef,
pot
rout
ISO
to
30c
Betf
Mug
Mfeu
to
18c
Bttt.
steak
soe
to
45o
Beef,
roast,
prime
rib
ssc
jLamb
chops
4t
JJ
S...'.'.'.'..'.'.
4
Mutton,
chops'
.......
40c
Mutton
shoulder
3fv
.V,
.
minsiwrnriiiirsir
n
.1
V
crystal-pure
.
.
.
flooding
your
home
with
their
beautybrought
there
by
the
new
Ottho0oiiic
Victrola
-V-',
'
Emille
Portes
'iii.
Gil
was
elected
you
now
oices
you
Curci
Jeritza
.
.
.
Melodies
that
sing
away
in
ywir
memory
.when
the
song
itself
!s
ended.
A
flute
ob-bligato
tlwt
keeiw
you
wondering
which
to
voice
and
which
is
instrument,
to
true
$
pitth,
w
rewnant
are
boUi.
WTiyr-you
at
at
the
eonewt,
in
your
own
hornet
Yet
you
feel
hero
in
your
living
room,
you
mutt
readi
out
and
touch
the
twit
oriUU
.
.itu
sW
Victrola
Victor
Talldnjl
Machine
Company
of
FIRST
FAMILY
OF
MEXICO
rcueutly
"lected
and
inaugurated
Presldentof
Mexieo,
with
Mrs.
Gil
and
ba
after
the
assassination
of
Alvero
Obregon,
president-elect.
;
.
.
Ponselle
The
seemingly
intangible
thing
that
makes
musical
dreams
come
true,
as
often
as
you
wish,
is
"Matched
Impedance",
or
"Smooth
Flow
of
Sound",
something
scientists
evolved
only
recently
and
gave
to
Victor
for
you
I
Compare
the
new
results
with
the
old
and
discover
the
difference.
For
charming
homes
you
may
select
a
cabinet
of
fine
woods.
Electric
drive,
which
Costs
.a
little
more,
if
you
wish
it,
eliminates
winding.
Prices
from
$1400
to
as
low
as
51
IS
'on
convenient
payments
from
"His
Master's
Voice"
Dealers.
OUIC
Trade
Mark
Reft'd
Canada,
Limited,
Montreal
lovely
voices
OrthoEhoriic
only
if
it
bears
the
dog
Trademark
-as
aaj
u
1
si
1
1
1
a
si
1
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