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ec THE: -OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1925

Winter Steamship “Sere

CANADIAN
“NATIONAL

ay — rey

aiLways

via Queen Charlotte Islands.

8.38, PRINCE: RUPERT ‘will: sail from, ‘PRINCE ,
RUPERT for VANCOUYV. Ry VICTORIA, SEATTLE
and intermediate points exgh. FRIDAY; at, 8. 00 a.m. HH

For STEWART and ANYOX, Wednesday, 11. 00 p.m.
8.S. PRINCE JOHN leaves PRINCE RUPERT fortnightly for Vancouver

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton: |
Eastbound—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday—1.17 a.m.
Westbound—Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday—il;00 p.m. .

National Agent or

I R. EF. McNaughton. District Passenger Agent,

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian

Prince Rupert, BC.

Manufacturers of

Hanall Spur, B.C.

Royal

Lumber
Company

Rough, Dressed & Dimension

Lumber

| HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND CEDAR

HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND BIRCH

Flooring

Note that the name of

our Post Office has been

changed from Royal
Milla to

HANALL, B. C.

Get ouy prices before ordering elsewhere

8rd Avenue and

ORMES LIMITED “==.

_ DISPENSING CHEMISTS PRINCE RUPERT

Prescriptions filled exactly as ordered by the doctor, A fully
qualified druggist is in charge of our dispensary, and only the
purest and finest ingredients are used.

. We also carey
_ Patent Medicines Stationery

Kodaks Kodak Accessories - Films»
Films developed aud printed and returned on next mail

Toilet Articles

BRITISH COLUMBIA —

” THE MINERAL PROVINCE OF WESTERN CANADA

HAS PRODUCED MINERALS VALUED AS FOLLOWS :—
Placer Gold $ 76,962,208
| Lode Gold 113, 952.656

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68,682, 656
... 58,182,661
~» 179,046,508 .
+ 27,904,756
250,968,118

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Coal and Coke... eta
Building Stone, ‘Brick, Cement, ete..... 39, 415,234
Miscellaneous Minerals 1, “408, 257 *
Making mineral production to the end of 1928 show

"AN - AGGREGATE VALUE OF $810,722,782

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 B year periods:
For al] years to 1896, inclusive B47;241 ©
For five years, 1896-1900'
For five years, 1901-1905 ,
' For five years, 1906-1910 .
ay ~ For five years, 1911-1915 .
For. five years, 1916-1920) ....... ‘
| For thé year 2921 .......00eseeeoeaew'
. Por the year 1922, .....+0:- rdbaveusier
For the year 1929.....ssssecssetonsees

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tt 195,584,474 .

~ 199,922,725 =.
“28,066,641: «:
. 85,158,843 ;

$41,304,320

. Lode-mining has‘ only: heen in’ progress about 25 |
4, and not 20 0. cent. 0 ‘the: Provinee .has been even:
"  peeted; . 300,000 aguars miles of unexplored mineral.
Ing lands are’ ‘open - for prospecting. : “
The. mining, Jawa of. this : Province are. ‘more’ ‘Were! ‘and
‘the. fees lower. than an
_ “or ‘any ‘Colony inthe British: Empire.
Mineral locations. are,
, fees: Absolute -titles are’ P Obtained .b
. parties, security ‘of. which i ig guarantee
. Full information, ¢
* oD may he obtained gratis.

TOR=
pear

developin,

by crown. praiitsi:.:

by nha ame

96,507,968
he 142,072,608. :

i ~ pRODUCTION ‘DURING LAST’ TEN YEARS, $350,288 a"

ats,

other _ Brovinee in the ‘Dominion, . _

granted. to. disceverers for ‘tlominal oe
e@ euch:- “Pro ~

cy with mining: reports nd a: a :

C. H. Sais

‘reading notices ic’ ic ber line first’ insertlo
‘ine each subsequen

U. 8. and British Isles . $2. 50 per year

there ig nc end to what happens |

|make it interesting: if anyone

| points and in due time put on all

\ time, but being, like yourself; a |
‘sort of public philanthropist, I

|W.V.A. staged a ‘‘Hard Times’’
dance on Thursday; the 9th.
| was well attended, and ‘an inter
| esting. ‘and amusing time was
enjoyed.
| costumes were. adjudged to:be in '
‘the’ direst straits. ‘and adjudged |,

1G. Butrigon and Mrs,. Agar: of|*

| declared open in “Terrace on: -Good |.

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Letters to the Ecitor |

Notices for Crown Grants _ oe ve,
Porchaseof Land *  —=.-
Licence tr Proavect for Coal «

Quick, April 7, ’25
Dear Mr. Baitor CO
I was thinking about your re-
marks re government telegtaphs,
and how you had the Indian sign
on them when I had an idea. If]:
I were running that job I would
not turn the line over to the In-
dians, although it is not much. of |
a line at that. J ust as a local il-
lustration £ would. put ina pay,
station at the old Bulkley ranch |
as a start, Then as 800n as Dos-
sible I would put the line into
Quick. Possibly. the’ same idea
could be carried out ‘elsewhere
and bring some revenue, “not to
mention a lot of public service
not given now and which is be- |,
ing paid for. _ The'time will come
when. the branch lines . will be
necessary, say, when we get a
few cream cheques distributed
among the ranchers. You, see|

when the farmers have money.
Should this idea not be enough to
start on I.would continue. Now, |
the newly - organized Farmers’
Institute of Quick would no doubt

starts scrapping the line to Telk-
wa, I faney they will. shortly
put.in.a bid for it if they do not

arrangements and get them.soon,
Also,.making another wild and
unauthorized statement, I would
say that. the Institutes at Quick,
Telkwa and Smithers would take |.
over “the line between © those]:

the. farmers adjacent. These
suggestions do not get ime any|:
money, and ‘they take up my|

hope someone benefits. thereby, |:
. (Delirium Tremens) Greene. |

"The Terrace branch of the G

Ot
Those who, by their].

worthy of the prizes were ‘Mrs. |"

the ladies and: W. Burnett and J.
‘McLaren ‘of the gentlemen,

“The tennis season waa officially |.

Friday,. when the. court. ‘was
thrown . open to. members: -And|-
prospective members of’ the Jécal |
glab fora tournament! during’the |'
afternoon. | Mrs... Moriekton, and)
‘Dri, Bwart were. ‘the: wit

“Mrs. D D:

get connections under. present].

’ Montréal has organized a 28-day trip

. Btudy of -the French tanguage, it. is

‘-Munte; who. spent ‘a

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-““Cariada has .a-fine “record - of
musical: and ‘artistic students who °
‘work under the auspices of the Royal |
College” of Music,” BBYS. ‘Sir ‘Hugh,
Allen, director of the: London insti-.+
‘tution, who is making” a tour of. Can”
ada. in ‘the tnteresta: of the! College.

‘Cana ada a -Geported "143, 502, 500
pounds of woodpulp during. Febru-
ary, of which 188,891 000 went to.
-the United: States ‘and: to Great ‘Bri-
tain,’ none; Our: newaprint’ exports
had a monetary valué; in the same
month’ ‘of about seven and’ a half mil.”
lion | dollars.” , :

Two hundred and. sixty. thousand:
acres of land in central and north-
ern Alberta will be’ settled ‘by thie’
British Land Settlement: -Corpoxa-. r
tion, it is announced. ‘They are-
located north of Edmonton and from
‘north ‘of Vermilion. to Wabuman,
west of Edmonton. |

: Brushes, Bes

‘ Write. us. s for information when,

atook fi in.
Northern’:

> British
~  Gotutibia |

renovating or r buildiig ys your home

Make Your, foie Attractive !
BEAVER oaup Disteisvrons x
A.W. EDGE Co. 3 &

P.O, Box 459, Prince Rupert, B.C.

a

Approximately 750,000 tourists,
apart from delegates to conventions,
visited “Montreal last year by rail--
way, stéegme: and automobile, ac-
cording to an estimate compiled by
-the Montreal Tourist and Convention
Bureau. “Tt is anticipated that the
influx’ for the current: year will be
even Breas. a

t

Geraldine Farrar, famous prima
donne, who gave a recital of Carmen
in Ottawa / wid Montreal recently;
had a run i witn the U.S. Customs
at the border wu her return to the
‘United States It was claimed that
champagne ‘‘and fine wines ‘were

| Hay and Oats

ALWAYS ON HAND
LARGE or SMALL QUANTITIES ¢ |,

BOYER & CARR

City Transfer Co.

SMITHERS, B.C.

found: stored in the piazs of her

sumptuous private var, but the great
singer says it was only near-beer.

* .Eneland’s great mintary spectacle,
the ‘Aldershot Military Searchligh:
and Torchlight Tattoo, which is held
annually in ‘aid uf. the .Aldershot
Command Gharities, is being pre-
sented this year frou the 16th to the
20th of June aua will, as usual, be
contemporaneous. with Ascot Weck.
The special feature is to be a Pageant
of Battle which will recall some of
the famous engagements of the Brit-
ish Army. Nearly 100,000 patrons

WHEN IN Prince RUPERT
FOR DENTAL WORK

go to the Dentist who. a
Serves the Interior 4 "i

Dr. F. P. Kenny | &

HELGERSON BLOCK

ane
a

attended last year.

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PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. : "

‘

-To enable French-Canadian stud-
ents’ to “become acquainted with
Western ‘Canada, the Universite de

to the coast from Montreal next
‘July, They will pass through Wiani-
peg, Regina, Moose Jaw, Calgary, -

~ §OLICITOR -

"NOTARY PUBLIC

‘LS. Mccil | 9

BARRISTER ‘ia
SMITHERS ' British Columbia | ‘{

‘Edmonton, Banff, Vancouver . and

Victoria, with stop-overs at Lake -

L |

Louise, Field, Glacier, the Fraser

Canyon and other beauty. spots of | ..

: the Canadian Rockies, » .

Student tours, operated ‘by the :
‘Canedian Pacific in. conjunction with
: McGill University, dre to be extended

. this summer to include students from

B.C. LAND SURVEYOR -
oan A Allan. ‘Rutherford.

All descriptions of sur-
veys promptly . ‘executed

: SOUTH HAZELTON- +

the British Isles.) ‘Heretofore, these:

tours have been restricted to gechol-
‘ars In other parts of Canada and in
the United States. As Montreal is
regarded as an-ideal centre for.the

anticipated that the new ‘project will
attract many. visitors: to the’ Cana
\ dian metropolis.

“he ‘pody, of. Dx: ‘Sun, "Yat Sen,
"President of ' Southern . China, Tay in:
state in a wonderful - blue-tiled : old’

“Temple near the “Altar of Heaven,” , |"

" during the lorig: “drawn: out ceremon- |
“feb at. .Peking: attendant:, Upon.” ‘his —
 intermenty, Through: the courtesy. ‘of
the government. the bier: “was viewed
" by a large ‘party of ‘Canadians: and
_Americans. touring ‘thé’ world’on the: ’
“Canadian Pacific - S.S.. “Empreas.- “of”
: France.” They, were.also. invited: to:
“attend: ‘the ‘final. butial ‘rites, ‘which, -
‘witha “wealth ‘of colorful Chinage'
u "deremony: ‘took™ place! ‘Inter’ ia the.

A in’ the’ ‘South; has: re-|:.
, armed to Terice ¢ for the ‘summer. “F

Va, .. Why useshop-worn t paper when!
i the Onataeee: s Herald:

. Breathing ‘becomes sney, and the

cough is relieved after taking
Shiloh. A few frops of this fifty.

-year old remedy always brings
relist At all druggists, ade, G0e  (|I

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iitrietly. ‘fresh, costa less maney |