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all
metal
values
All
Fresh
Fruits
&
Vegetables
at
and
values-
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
1
a
ton.
Metallurgical
advances
have
slashed
the
cost
of
handling
mine
production.
Instead
of
transporting
the
ore
bulk
by
expensive
tramlines
to
costly
smelters,
mills
erected
at
!
the
mine-mouth
separate
all
min-1
eral
values
from
the
ores
so
that
wealth
is
shipped
out
economically
j
in
the
form
of
pure
concentrates.
Abandoned
workings
of
three
mines
the
Lenora,
the
Tyee
and
Richard
III
between
1900
and
1909
shipped
out
$5,000,000
in
gold,
silver
and
copper
ores.
Zinc
ore,
which
could
not
be
handled,
was
considered-a
loss.
When
the
mines
23C
closed
the
island
lost
a
major
in
$1.15
23c
35c
dustry.
More
than
200,000
tons
of
ore,
opened
or
in
sight,
was
left,
at
the
abandoned
mine
pits.
Official
assays
made
by
the
British
Columbia
00
government
run
from
$1250
to
$47.25
a
ton
in
gold,
silver,
copper
Men
are
now
at
work
2000
feet
up
the
mountainside.
They
are
convinced
the
mine
site,
neglected
for
these
many
years,
is
ready
to
Jump
back
into
a
prominent
place
in
the
metal
mining
procession
in
which
the
nrirp
nf
irnld
hat
nlnvnri
-Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
no
small
part
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AGE
GOVERNMENT
GUARANTEED
Activities
On
Western
Front
20
Years
Ago
Operations
at
Givenchy
Regan
June
15
Bitter
Fighting
For
More
Than
Four
Hours
Written
by
Capt.
W.
W.
Murray
M.C
are
freed
I
(Copyright,
1935,
by
The
Canadian
OOp
have
been
solved.
Copper,
gold
andj
rressj
silver
ore,
discarded
as
waste,
years
Not
unlike
the
battle
of
Festu-QCJo'aso,
today
showed
a
value
of
$4.90
bert
which
had
involved
the
Cana-
19c
28c
dlan
Division
on
May
20,
1915,
and
succeeding
days,
the
operations
at
Givenchy,
which
began
on
June
15.
were
of
a
minor
nature.
The
capture
of
a
few
square
yards
of
ter
ritory
in
the
face
cf
a
devastating
concentration
of
artillery
and
ma
chine
guns
continued
throughout
1915
to
be
the
supreme
aim
of
the
British,
army
commanders.
Such
operations
were
costly
much
more
costly
than
the
larger
offensives
of
later
years
for
the
reason
that
the
nibbling
tactics
of
the
first
year
of
the
war
were
carried
out
by
a
not
inconsiderable
remnant
of
thoroughly
trained
men.
The
British
were
to
feel
the
loss
of
these
men
in
later
months,
and
to
regret
their
having
been
frittered
away
in
actions
that
had
little,
If
any,
strategic
value.
Givenchy
was
such
an
action.
Only
one
Canadian
brigade
was
concerned
the
1st
Infantry
Bri
gade;
and
only
one
unit
of
that
formation,
the
1st
(Western
On
tario)
Battalion
was
actively
en
gaged.
The
other
three
battalions
the
2nd,
3rd
and
4th
were
"present,"
but
in
general
the
brunt
of
the
fighting
at
Givenchy
fell
on
the
1st.
"Stony
Mountain,"
"Dorchester,"
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Factor
In
Mount
Sicker
(Continued
from
Page
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from
three
mines
vo
two
newly-built
smelters.
Then
came
a
slump
in
the
price
of
the
red
metal
and
mine
abandonment
in
the
face
of
high-production
costs.
Passing
years
have
brought
changed
conditions
and
Mount
Sicker
is
on
its
way
back.
to
a
place
in
the
mining
sun.
Baffling
problems
of
treating
complex
ores
so
the
4th
Field
Battery
which,
manhandled
into
the
front
line,
opened
fire
at
5:45
o'clocr:
in
the
after
tanglements
only
75
yards
away.
The
operation,
so
far
as
the
Canadians
were
concerned,
In
volved
only
the
protection
of.
the
right
flank
of
the
7th
(Imperial)
Division,
slated
to
attack
that
day.
The
story
of
the
engagement
is
depressing.
It
is
one
of
men,
equipped
with
Inadequate
means,
being
thrown
away
against
forti
fied
emplacements
which
Oerman
genius
well
knew
how
to
make
well
nigh
Impregnable
The
attack
of
the
7th
Division
failed,
and
its
failure
reflected
It
self
in
the
operations
of
the
1st
Canadian
Battalion.
With
utmost
bravery
the
Western
Ontario
men
dashed
across
No
.
Man's
Land
to
storm
Dorchester
and
Stony
Moun
tain
as
soon
as
the
debris
of
the
mine
had
cleared
away.
They
en
countered
Intense
fire
and
were
mown
down.
In
spite
of
their
heavy
casualties,
the
attacking!
Canadians
succeeded
In
over-;
-unnlng
the
enemy's
front
line
trench
and,
in
part,
consolidating
iheir
success
But
from
all
direc
tions
they
were
subjected
to
heavy
bombing,
and
they
were
enfiladed
from
both
flanks.
Bitter
fighting
of
a
most
con
fused
nature
ensued
and
for
more
than
four
hours
the
remnants
of
the
1st
Battalion
continued
to
hold
the
ground
they
Had
gained.
The
failure,
however,
of
the
main
op-
iratlon
to
their
left
reacted
against
them,
and
the
Canadians
were
forced
to
withdraw,
late
In
the
night,
to
their
original
line.
Nothing
had
been
gained;
while
many
lives
were
lost.
H.
J.
ZUMKEHR
Fully
Equipped
and
Experienced
Chimney
Sweep
Authorized
certificates
issued
with
each
chimney
cleaned.
Call
or
Telephone
Thompson
Hardware
King
Stays
Long
I
In
Jug
After
For
Flower
Show
'.Makes
Tour
of
Chflwa
Gardens
With
queen
and
Favors
i
Cardinal
Colors
LONDON.
June
18:
(CP.)
In
spite
of
their
many
engagements
lh;
Ktnc
and
Queen
not
only
found
child's
magnificent
display
of
orchids
the
King
commented
on
the
effect
of
the
frost,
which
had
hurt
,his
orchfcU
and
the
rhododendron
,rn
the
gardens
of
the
Prince
of
Wales.
The
Queen
admired
the
scent
of
a
carnation
salmon
pink
flushed
with
heHtrope---so
much
that
hi
asked
for
one
of
the
blooms
and
"j
handed
it
to
the
Kins
to
smell
the
"Duck's
Bill."
are
names
which
After
admiring
it
he
told
one
of
'
mean
much
to
the
survivors
of
the
:
the
growers
that
he
liked
pure
col-lst
Division.
They
recall
the
fa-'ors.
but
on
the
whole
preferred
mous
"mine"
which
was
sprung
at,
white
flowers.
He
did
no
like
hetl
the
Duck's
BllL
inflicting
many
otrope.
mauve
and
magenta.
casualties
on
the
Canadians
them-1
Then
he
added
that
in
his
hot-selves,
and
also
the
two
guns
ofihoufcs
at
Windsor
and
at
Sand-
rinaham
he
was
able
to
set
car
nations
all
the
year
round.
.
one
of
the
gardeners
said
that
noon
of
June
15.
at
machine
gun!36-
or
even
10
years
ago.
It
would
Dosts
and
German
barbed-wire
en-
lH4Ye
txvn
lmpossioie
to
nave
a
show
approaching
thl
one
In
splendor.
He
was
surprised
that
in
all
the
reviews
of
the
progress
made
during
the
King's
reign
little
or
nothing
had
been
said
of
the
extraordinary
development
that
had
been
going
on
In
the
garden,
world,
and
of
the
great
Improve
menu
in
all
kinds
of
flowers
and
vegetables
that
were
largely
there
suit
of
scientific
wrrlc
JANET
GAY.NOU
I.VJl'KKD
,
i
HOLLYWOOD.
June
18:
Janet
Oaynor
has
had
to
take
to
her
bed
for
a
week
with
Injuries
resulUng
from
a
fall
wht'e
on
location.
Hyde
Transfer
PHONE
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Business
Office
315
Second
Avenue
COAL
Wood
Furniture
Moving
Using
Crow
Bar
On
the
Police
Krnest
Steven
Convicted
of
As
sault
and
Fined
ti
or
30
Days
Itesult
of
Disturbance
Krnest
Stevens
who
yesterday
time
to
visit
the
Chelsea
Flower
morning
pleaded
guilty
to
three
Show
recently
but
they
stayed
for
charges
under
the
Indian
Act
was
nearly
an
hour
and
a-half
a
yesterday
afternoor
fined
tep
dol-tonter
time
than
they
have
done
lars
for
Intoxication
and
a
similar
for
many
years.
The
King
wore
a
amount
for
having
liquor
in
pos-white
gardenia
In
the
buttonhole
'
session.
On
the
charge
of
common
of
his
black
overcoat,
and
the
assault
he
was
fined
$35
or
30
days.
Queen
wore
a
silver-grey
coat
with'
Up
to
noon
today
he
was
still
In
a
toque
of
old
rose
silk.
I
custody.
The
King
and
Queen
began
with!
It
seems
that
very
early
Sunday
a
tour
of
the
rock
garden,
and;
morning
the
police
were
called
to
made
a
dose
inspection
of
several
'
quell
a
disturbance
at
Cow
Bay
of
the
miniature
flower
gardens
Steven
went
after
the
officers
and
the
orchid
and
rose
tent,
wtlh
a
wicked
looking
crow
bar
til.
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now
union
was
product!
in
court
yrt-
terday.
At
Last
-
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It,
LIST
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hart
MUi"i
Itfath
the
Scrtfn'
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WHITE
COCKATOO"
With
all-sUr
Wan,.;
cast
hi
d'ioj
b;
1935
Contract
Bridge
Rapid
Score
Pads
have
arrived.
Price
20c
Br-
Jean
Muir
Ricardo
Cortez
At
7
n
tc
9
4;
ADDED
FEATfRE
inroara
Manwytk,
Wirr
nmum
in
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skcfkt
BRinr
(At
Q:2).
Show
O:
Or
World
Ve
Sec
our
50c
and
fi."c
Playing
Cards
for
extra
valut
We
have
a
complete
range
of
fine
cards
from
15c
to
$2,00
(including
tax)
Agents
for
Hourd's
'Maple
Leaf
Folding.
Tables
From
$3.00
up
(JET
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PICNIC
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Here
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Plate,
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Cups,
Wax
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Scr
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Table
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Kodak
Film
and
Camera
Supplies
vs.
Ml
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which
made
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Famoai
"Rupert
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By
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Cold
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Co.,
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to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same-
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