THE OMINECA HMRALD, PRIDAY, AUGUST 5, «927 igueapemperttat . ta aT | Pear | ee “The Omineca Her ald The ‘Hazelton Hospital - aj i R ° Willi ams . Hanson snateen este fant ery Pie st. || 2 PROVINCIAL ABSAYER TON, B.¢, The Hazelton Hospital issues tic- Lab ; ROUGH, DRESSED & DIMENSION : Bo , kets for any berfod at $1.50 per . * Price Hats gent on request Lumber & | C,H. SawLE PUBLISHER month in advance. This rate in- |||. Credit Foncier Bid, VANCOUVEit, B.C, Uu m e tr te. éindes ‘office ‘consultations, medi- . an {| Cines, as’ well ag all costs while Timber Co. Advertising enter $1.50 first insertion, Dever || in the Hospital... Tickets are ob- : ¥ vt line each subsequent insertion. -tainnble in Haeziton at"the drug a fo . HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND CEDAR : store or by mail from the medi- G A § . AND OIL | : ok a ; | Tame Rabbits cal superintendant,at the hospital Mea, : ; me FLOORING - WINDOWS = ° Have a Hi h- _SUPPLY STATION Hemlock 4 Complete, £ Po oti “ae and Spruce ifferent sizes ; wait — Value as Food | B.C. UNDERTAKERS ANGUS MeLBAN ; illat ° , ; 7 . ; . . . EMBALMING FOR SHIPMEDIT A SPECIALTY HANALL,. B.C, Get_our prices before ordering elsewhere The ment of a well fed rabbit is not ' a | City T ransfer ouly extremely tasty and palatabie, but P.O. Box 948 A wire . it also hos a very high’ nutritive and FRINGE RUPERT, B.C, _ will bring us Stables digestive. value, at the same time there’ " ¥ SMITHERS, B.C: _ : is probably no meat, the value of which ; a .- Se c, hes been so under estimated by the|§ | ~ a . Canadian -public. Unfortunately. ‘in ‘ BRI TI SH COLUM Bi A too many instances the rabbits expos- SHACKLETON 5 Er aD oes TRE MINERAL PROVINCE OF . WESTERN HAS PRODUCED MINERALS VALUED AS FOLLOWS :— Placer Gold, $78,018,548: Lode Gold, © $126,972,318:-*Silver, $80,787,008; Lead, $106, 976, 442: Copper, $209, 967,068; Zine, $50, 512, 567; Goal and Coke, $284, 699, 188; Structural Materials and Miscellaneous Minerals, $50,175, 407; Making mineral produc- tion to the end of 1926 show For five years, 1896-1900 .......ses0e08 BY, 607,967 For five veare 1901-1905 we... eeeeee 96,507,968 . For five years, 1906-1910 ...........:.. 125,534,474 - For five years, 1911-1915 .....0........ 142,072,608 ‘For five years, 1916-1920 .......... ’ . 189, 922, 726. . AN AGGREGATE VALDE OF ' $988,108,470 The substantial progress of the mining industry in this prov- ince. is. strikingly illustrated in the following figures, which: ‘show the value of production for successive 5-year periods; For all years to 1895, inclusive ....... rr 94,547,241 mineral bearing lands are ‘open for proapecting. The mining laws of this Province are more liberal and the Fees lower than any other Provincein the Dominion or any Colony in the B: Mineral locations are granted to discoverers for nominal fees. Absolute titles are obtained d by developing such properties, security of which is guaranteed b: crown work has been done are described of Mines, They are Available without charge on application to the De toria, B.C. vier separately, and are available on application, Reports of the Geologi- cal Survey of Canada, Winch Building, Vancouver, B.C., ate recommended as Reporta cavering each of the six Mineral valuable sources of information. ull information, together with mining reports and maps, may be obtained gratis by addressing The ‘Honourable The Minister of Mines VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA For five years 1921 to 1925........¢eeseeeress 214,726, 650 FOr JO26..cscseeecseneeareneneeeeeseereneeens PRODUCTION DURING LAST TEN YEARS, $429,547,755 Lode mining has only been in progress about 95 years, and only about one- half of the Province has been prospected; 200,000 square miles of unexplored erants tical all British Columbia mineral properties on which development Practically in one of the Annual Reports of the Minister Those considering mining investments should re refer to auch reports, artment of Mines, '- urvey Districts are CANADA 67,1 88,842 Empire. iv cat fe jappetising, ow. J. PITMAN’S MUSIC STORE | PRINCE GEORGE, B. C Heintzman & Co. pianos Orthophonic Victrolas . -. Singer Sewing Machines . Underwood ‘Typewriters Each the standard in its line. , , Prices standard, your station. Freight valid to Prompt « efficient 1 repaira to all makes of cars: speedy ‘and careful taxi service to- all parts of the district, .and regular serviea to traing, : with prompt attention to tranfer and drayage— This i is the service of OIL SERVICE » The Falconer Transfer Hazatrow; B. a "Have You Paid Your Subscription, wp, to Date”. ®. 00 Pays. for : a Fall Year a en) day of this week, jmer fell into the well where he .was _| number: of friends at. afternoon: tea. on | Wednesday. ed for sale have been underfed, badly killed, and poorly packed, with the re- sult that thelr appearance is far from In a bulletin of the Dominion, De- partment of Agriculture, on the gen- eral subject of rabbits, the ‘author states that ‘official analyses and the expressed opinions of dietetic experts have demonstrated beyond doubt that the meat of properly fed rabbbits has a higher nutritive ond digestive value than that of practically any other ani- mui. The mil-fed rabbbit, for in- amvunt of “white meat”: and should not be confused with the wild rabbit, as it is entirely difterent, both in fla- vor aud texture. It ig pointed out in the bulletin that 2 ready market for properly dressed, clennly packed rabbit meat, is to be found in the larger cities, at hospitals,. clubs, hotels, or at. leading, poulterers at prices ranging from 25 to 30 cents 2 pound. Given proper care ond man- agement there is no reason why yab- bbits as a side line either on the farm or in the back yard, should not prove to be an appreciable source of revenue. ‘Terrace Notes Cant. J. B, Coulthurst left Wednes- day for Vancouver ona holiday trip. J. G, Gilbert, wife and two children of Wayne, Mich., arrived Wednesday and will spend a holiday at Lakelse. 5 Mr. Jobnston of Vancouver is reliey- ing D. “A. McKinnon. as vendor while Dan, is having a rest. os Mr. Phillips and son returned from Prince Rupert on Tuesday. R. ‘H. Graham of Stewart arrived in town Monday and is a guest at the Terrace hotel. Mrs. B. G. Deacon of Sidney, B. C., was local visitor Monday. Prank butt and Allen Seott of Britannia, B. CO, are holidaying” “in and about Terrace. °° P. A. Heighan, of Aiyansh is holi- daying in town ot Ik, Bayes, Salvation Army captain of Glen Vowell wrs-in town on ‘Tues- F.C. Bishop is’ improving but with two broken ankles it makes navigation |. rather awkward. . W. T Atwood -récelyed-a nasty cut on’ the hend on Monday when. ham- working, Lt wT Re, eae Qe Mh te i be, 5 iy - Mrs, Thos, : ‘Brooks. ° entertained a The hostess was. saselst-| ed by Hrs. Greig, whe es “Doris. ‘iontgomery, of: diseitecl who hilg: ‘spent . the Past. ‘few: ‘weeks. ‘at the’ home: of ‘lier’ friend ‘Margaret. Glass stance, produces a proportionally big Hotel USK, 8¥c. New, clean and comfortable | First-class Dining Room in connection = RATES ARE ATTRACTIVE THOS, SHACKLETON < Prop. —— SYNOPSISOF LAND ACT AMENDMENTS PRE-EMPTIONS Vacant, unreserved, surveyed Crown, lands may be pre-emoted by British subjects over 18 years of- age, and by. aliens on declaring intention to become British, subjects, ‘vonditional upon residence, oceu- pation, and improvement for agricultural Purposes. Full information concerning yezulations regarding pre-emptions is given in Bulletin No, 1. Lard Series, “How to Preempt Land,” copies of which can be obtained free of charge by addresging the’ Department of Landa, Victoria, B.C., or to any Government Agent, Records will be granted covering . only land suitable for sgricultural Purposes, and which is not timberland, i.e, carrying over 5,000 board feet per acre west of the Coast Range and 8,000 feet per ‘acre east of that Range. Applications for pre-emptions are to be addressed to the Land Commissioner of the Land Recording. Division in which the land applied foris situated, and are made on printed forma, copies of which tan be obtained from the Land Commissioner..“* - Pre-emptions: inust be cecupted for five years and imprevements - made ‘to tho value of $10 per sere,. including clearing and. cultivat- ean be received. oy For More.detailed information sea the Bulletin, How ’ Pre-empt Land.” . PURCHASE Applications are yeecived for’ “purchase ef yacant and unreserved Crown lands, nat being timberland, for agricultural purposeg; minimum‘ price’ of first-class (arable). land . is 85 per acre, -and pecond-clase (grazing) land $2.60. per acre, Further information regarding purchase . or lense _ of ‘Crown lands is | given in. Bulletin No. 10,, “Land Series, “Purvhase and Lease ° “of Crown tani” ,: factory, or - industrial ‘sites on timber land, ee exceeding 40 acres,. may be purchased or leased, the tonditions Anetading, baymént of atumpaie.’ aa “HOMESITE LEASES. | Ubeurveyed, arent,» “not ‘exceeding 20° Acres, ‘maybe eased" as‘: homesites, conditional upon a dwelling being - erected In’ the first year, iltle being obtainable after residence and improvernent ‘cangitlons are fulfilled, op "the Tend has been -, gur- veyed. poe ee ’ LEASES a Sarre For grazing * and areas not exceeding (40 acres mag Pe leaned hy: ‘any. one person oy company, : . ‘GRAZING 4 Ml ‘range |‘ administered © under:. the Grazing, « Commissioner... ‘Annual ‘grazing. permite ‘are “fasued, based | on ! numbers. ranged; priority ‘Poitig ‘given to established. ovnors.:” Stock- owners’ may “form assocations for range: management. Fre, or partially . _fres, “per. ‘Teturned, hom on n Tnosday. od ing at least five acres, before a (Crown Grant |. , ‘Snduntelal -puificee ‘ - Under’ thie Grazing” Ack tie’ ‘ Provitiee ‘te divided.” Intd © grazing | districts, | and the! 1 Hotel. i Prince Rupert A REAL Goon Hore. "Prince Rupert BC. H. B. Rochester," Manager ‘Rates $1.50 per day up. i: a { H Sh ce tps ott ms ed Pe oer pn te Importers. and ‘Dealers in | ; We carry the Wallpapers Burlaps . largest and Paints moat varied Oils stock in Varnishes Northern Glass oo _ British Brushes, Eic.j (Columbia Write us -for information when renovating or building your home . Make Your Home Attractive .. t BEAVER DoarD DisrRipuTors A. W. EDGE Co. P.O. Box 458, Prince Rupert, B.C, : EBY’S HARDWARE § “WHILE IT LASTS Four Point. Best § Quality mate. are Available tor r settlers, campers fal meee es ro RE { io A. a