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fl CUT GLASS, CHINA, pmarmarmarmeermarmarmarmaresrmameen—ii | settlement, such as have occurred
} __UMBRELLAS, _ Patience and Prosperity throughout the four western pro-
FIC. _ The Editor. vinces during. the last twenty-|

Dear Sir: In your issue of Oc-
tober 3lst there is a paragraph
intimating that there is only one
freight train service a week on
the Prince Rupert section of the

Canadian National Railwavs and
that settlers and business houses},
must order a month in advance
of requirements.

The paragraph was evidently
written in the spirit of having to
accept an unnecessary evil. While
it does not help out the situation,
it might be of interest to your
readers to know that when Van-
couver was a very much larger
place than Prince Rupert is todav,
and when there were more people
settled on farms in the lower
Fraser River Valley than there
are today between the western
slope of the Rockies and Prince

freight when there was any
freight to carry, two a week
train services between Winnipeg

probably did some grdmbling the |
same as the people living in Cen-

- es than orcharding. -

| in at the beginning of things-in a

-Britlsh. Columbia. .

| has happened in the southern part |.

expect things to happen beforé
they are due. -
If your’ réaders' will take the

thousands" of fruit trees instead
of only a-few, they will be mak-
ing more money in a few year

It: is only those who have ‘been

new country and have witnessed
}idevelopments resulting from

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C. H. SAWLE . PUBLISHER ‘of: your’ paper; namely, to plant

Preergtons are filled exactly’ ag ordered by the doctor oh ‘fully
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«Beene Dt 82.00 than can be made’ out of gold . |
U. S. and British Isles - $2. in, per year mines. » It would be well if this | oe 7 We also carry _
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four years, who can adequately
visualize the..future that is un-|_
questionably in store for Central
My advice to| :
the pioneers is to stick, and get
hold of, some land while it is
cheap: improve it, and make it
‘attractive for those who will come
in later with capital ‘and want to
buy. This is one way to reap
the benefit of pioneer efforts and
sacrifices,

When I lived in Vancouver. in
1886 7 it was one of the worst
mudholes I ever saw for a town-
site. Newspapers and goods;
outside of one or two streets, had
to be delivered by boys on horse-
back, and horses were. dying
right and teft from mud‘ fever:
The railway was not there then,
and there was, a feeling that it
never would be, and if most of

=f Farm Land Rupert, there was only one a the people had not nee nnabs ;
| —and— week passenger train service from |(° OVS © elleve there wou Sele Probie
. MAGDONAL . GREENLEES &
Town Lots Calgary to Vancouver and a haye been a general exodus, such WILLIAMS 5 (DISTILLESS). uD.

was the doleful state of the pub-
Look at Vancouver
See what has happened

lic mind.
today!

been written. .The same thing

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higti Sy HO ee pines
of purity and" *delicacy” of flavour that

is as unusual as it tte aatishyies :

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; Board or by the overnment of ritish Columb ia.

will happen in. Central British

Another. enjoyable Aanee. was

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FORD. CARS tral British Columbia are inclined Columbia, but in less time. ( 7
; : ——— , || to do today, but if they did, I do A TERRACE PIONEER.
W.S Henry (setcimettcaue, —“"="""" 1 BRITISH COLUMBIA
° S. Henry through the country a good deal |x ”
SMITHERS at the time. I think people took | THE MINERAL. PROVINCE OF ‘WESTERN « CANADA
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days than they do today. They * : “Lode Gold ......-4+- Leeveaptteenecneees 118, a 655
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q Importers and to take their share in helping to| Week ‘after having spent. some Bi a acceso on a
a: Dealers in develop it. You can see what | months in the east. 4 Building Stone, Brick, Gement, etc..... 89 415,234 -
- i eS Miscellaneous Minerals ......----+++1++ 1,408,257

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{ renovating or building your home. fisheries, etc,, than there are in ° QU ee eee YEARS,
c - been in, progress about 25 years,

+29 Lode-mining “has- only:
and. not 20 .per ,cent, .o the Province * has’, bean even.
-, pected “800,000 ‘square miles of unexplored mineral’
2 ang: lands “are open: for . prospecting. ,
The mining Jaws of .thia "Provines” are more ‘liberal ‘and
the fees lower than,’ an other: provinee in :the Dominion, ,
recor any Colony. in-i British Empire. a - Ae
Mineral. locations ‘J ‘granted : ‘discoverers. for; nominal =|}.
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The ‘Honourable The “Minkiter” t Mines
ITISH COLUMBIA: ° oh nals

Mra. Wis, ‘Little and Mre, .
‘Hobenghild,.. spent - Tuesday at fe -
Cedaryales, 2:1 cris pu y’

 D.’ MacLean is working: ‘at: C.
Elliatt’s:camp acrogs the river, |:

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on: ere . {the south, and it will not be’ long |. cat

before-your. population ‘will be’
large enough to justify. more fre |
quent. train service, I.. quite |:
‘anderstand the feelings.of..the
dioneers, but they ar are inelined.to| . ‘J. Simzet left on Sunday's train

A. W. EDGE Co.’ rien for ‘the: south. » He vexpects ‘to
. P.O) Box-480, Prinee Rupert BC.) i 222Woeg, PITMAN 4: ‘| veturrt ‘in a few months’ to take
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