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THE OMINECA . HERALD, ‘FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1925.

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Prince Rupert

P.O. Box 1680 :

REE’ ENLARGEMENT

They should then’ be sent to our store, ~~ :

The Rexall Store _

AL: B, Rochester, manager of
the Hotel Prince Rupert, was a
visitor to his raneh in the Lakelge| ,
last week, and arranged with, E.
Michaud ‘to erect a cabin on it,
-Harry figures’ on ‘growing hay,

Misses Mona and: Helen Greig
left this week for Queen Char-
lotte to spend a few weeks with
their mother, who is with Dr. and
Mrs, Bleecker. Mrs, Greig ex-
pects to return home next month.

W. Noonan, C.N.R. agent at
Telkwa, was a visitor last week.

Manufacturers of

Rough, Dressed & Dimension

L sum be ot

— | Hanson
Lumber &
Timber Co.

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“Mill at
HANALL, B. C.

HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND CEDAR

HEMLOCK AND SPRUCE

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1 PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA,

meee 6.00 p.m.

. For ANYOX ‘and SiRWART—Monday and Friday, 4 p. m.
For SKAGWAY and Alaska Ports— Wednesday, 4. 00 p

S.S. PRINCE JOHN leaves PRINCE
via Queen Charlotte Islands.

CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS sail from

) SDATTLE and intermediate points each MONDAY at
4.00 p. m. and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at

RUPERT fortnightly for Vancouver

Passenger Trains. Leave New Hazelton:
Rastbound—7.14 p.m, daily except Sunday.
Westhound—7. 43 a.m, daily except Tuesday.

National Agent or

- For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Canadian -}.

R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince. Rupert, B.C. :

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THE MINERAL PROVINCE OF WESTERN CANADA

HAS PRODUCED MINERALS VALUED AS FOLLOWS :—
~ Placer Gold § 77,882, 683
Lode Gold .......-.seenueeeeee 118, 475, 190
GSilwer ....ccssee cece en ceees 68, 824,578
Lewd co... cece 70,548, 578

* Soper vaceeeeee 187.489, 878

TTC cae p ecco ne ccbepecesceeeneenseaeee » 82,882,954

Coal and Coke ...cceeectcreeeeteuacnee . 260, 880,048
Building Stone, Brick, Gemeni, ete... 42, 228, 814 |,
Miscellaneous Minerals ....---..serrses 4, "431, 349.

“The substantial prog
ince’ is strikingly’ ill
show the. value of a aeton for successive.

For all yeara to 1896, inclusive secaeuse 94,547, on

. For five years, 1896 6-1900 veavedenaceuae 57,605,967:

. For five years, -1901- UDOB wc cseenes eae 96,507,968

' For five years, 1906-1910 ........+--06 125,534,474

For five years, 1911-91B ......00+--+++ 142,072,608

. Por. five years, 1916-1920 ...... beta ee 189,922,725

> Bor the year 1921 wicccvesee ees seeseenes 28, 066,641

. For the year, 1922. segpeneeeee tena scanes 36, 158,843
i For the year LO2B. sence nee ccsectanes 41 "304, 920 :
~ For the yéar 1924........seegereeee sees 48,704, 604

' Lode mining has only been in ‘progress ‘about 95 years, and only about one-
“halt of the Province has: been prospected
mineral bearing lands are open for prospecting,

this ‘Province are more liberal nrid the ‘fees lower than:

The mining laws of

locations a ope ire to discoverers for nominal fees.
Oe obtained by ‘developing nai progertie, accurity of which ip qussantod by

crown gr 7
us £epractically all Britteh Columbta iatberal'p properties upda "whig work ‘

has NB. dono are described in some ¢ne ofthe Annual Reports
a Mine, | Thess considering-mining' investaenta should refor
., They available without charge on: sppileation
i Vicuilta 8. Reports of'the G jen] Serve
are recoramended aa valuable sourges of ind’

each

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‘Honourable The. Minister. .of. ‘Mines, ‘
ni aWICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA Tika”! ny

eure ait iss 5 Dyas

+ 200,000 square miles of unexplored = «:

’ . a, gine Province in the Dorlaton or any Colony in the Byitieh Empire. tet a
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PRODUCTION DURING LAST, TEN YEARS, $372,604,725 a

Vernon Glass, of Prince Rupert,
visited his parents here last week.

Miss May Reid has returned to
her home in Prinee Rupert after
spending some ten days as. the].
guest of iss Elsie Kenney.

Mrs. Sutherland and son, of
Prince Rupert, have taken up
their residence for the summer
at their ranch here.

M. P. McCaffery and Mrs, Me-
Caffery and family, of Prince
Rupert, are holidaying at Hill
Farm for a short time.

Mrs, Murphy and children; of

{Prince Rupert, arrived on Satur-
—| day, and-are guests at Hill Farm.

Coast Steamship aud Train Service.

'V. S. Moore, of Anyox, arrived
home to spend his vacation with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. de
Moore.

Robt. Henwood has’ gone to
Anyox, where he has secured a
position with the Granby Co.

Dr. R.. G. Large, of Hazelton,
was a visitor in town last week.
He was attending to the medical

Iineeda of the community in the

absence of Dr. wart, who is
attending a medical convention
in Vancouver.

Sam, Kirkaldy and ©. L Gig- |
gey were business visitors to
Prince Rupert this ‘week,

R. B. Allen, of Hanall, was ‘in
town for a short visit this week,

Born—On July 6, in Vancouver,
to Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Riley, of
Terrace, a daughter,

Paul Waiz met with a painful
accident:on Tuesday, when. the
rifle: which he was carrying .dis-
charged accidentally. The. bullet
passed between his left arm: and
his -body,'- and inflicted a bad
flesh - wound in the, arm. The
victim was, remoyed to the. Hazel-
ton Hospital for treatment.

L. W. Patmore arrived. from
Prince | ‘Rupert on Friday and
spent several days fishing and
Nolidaving:| in general at Lakelsa,

.

“Terrace Fall Fair a

A meeting of the Terrace. Fall
Fair Board. was hejd:on Tuesday
evening, and was well attended,
All ‘the committées reported pro-
gress.
to a bigger and better exhibition.
}than ‘has yet" been held,.:and the
| offering “ofa ‘dup. anda’ silver

respectively: for. districtdisplavs.
Jig: ‘expected: tostimuldtea gredter
intéreat in this- diréctions «The
LPair: ‘date: ig..Wednesday,' Sep

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‘tember 16, . oe Q

i Tepiace.. i Lakelse Valley.
_ eters tem iti

Every indication points |:

medal as ‘first:and ‘décond: apriaes [i's
: ‘Hayior is. now in, fail. wine.
and the,.crop locally: is: pretty)
good;, .. The:- timothy crop dinuthe 1
Bulkley, will, at bevaa neod aa: at
- ‘iret ‘expected. age st hile

" 6. A. Clothier, resident mining
engineer, accompanied by J. A.
Michaud, left on July 2 to exam-
ine the “St. Paul’? group -on
Thornhill mountain.
look over other properties before

; {returning to Terrace.

: ‘Siguard Sjostrand has just
completed a commodious hay barn
of his place which adds much to
the looks of his fine ranch.

They are to be complitnehted: On
the work they have done ‘since
locating i in the Crescent.

Jack LaFrance has fenced his
place and has finished his house.
Rumor has it that he will not
oecupy it alone.

‘Alfred Bailey and sons are cut-

|ting piling on their ranch in the

Crescent. ;

Frank W. Michaud arrived on
July 4, to visit his brothers, Ed.,
|Mrs. T. J, Kirkpatrick. Mr.
number of years with a bronchial
complaint which it is hoped to
cure in the climate of the Valley.
He has been in Arizona for six
years looking foracure. He has

not seen two of his brothers
since 1899. :

- This Was a Slugfest
The Usk baseball team took a

sweet revenge for their defeat on
Empire Day at the hands of Ter-

‘race when they invaded.the lat~

ter town on the First of July and
defeated the home aggregation
by the remarkable score of 31-6,

Millan’s pitching for Usk, Jef
Qden’s unassisted double play on
third base, Campbell’s running
catches in center, and sparkling
catehes by Frank in center-field

for Terrace. The line-up: —

. TERRACE—Ungerer cc, Walberg p,
Jordan 1b, Johnson 2b, Seott as, Moore
3b, Lever ‘if, Frank cf, ‘Kenney rf.

USK— “Slim” Jordan ¢, MeMillan Ps

‘Edwards lb, Lindstrom Obi Kettle as,,

Qden 3b, Brennan, If, Campbell ef,
Baker rf,

The acore— - R. H. BE
TERRACE. ..c)secceseeeee 6 12 6
1 0f:| eer

Usear, Olander and Paul Brodin

tain, where they have been work-
ing on their claims. They report
things looking very favorable | in
‘that ‘locality.’ :

W.: FB, Monckton, of Victoria,
‘who ; ‘has mining . interests on
Maroon mountain, in the Kitsum-

'|kalium Lake country, arrived this

week and went out to his proper:

Los Atigeles;‘ while on a pleasure |}
‘trip over.the.C.N, Railway, stop-
ped off. at Terrace to ldok ‘over

ago...

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Dow & Son are pulling stumpr. 7

‘Heary Motors |

Upeto-date - Y sae and
REPAIR TSH0P containing
Hie K.. R. Wilgdt\ycombination

» . re-boring thachine, acety-

. line welding outfit

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Al . Repairs’ vof all kinds
_auiekly executed -

“We earry a complete -
stock of Ford Parts
and: auto ‘accessories

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New Cars in:stock | * a

Free Air

SMITHERS, B: C.

Fred, and Albert, and his sister, |

Michaud has been afflicted for a

Features, of the game. were. Me-}}

‘Importers and ,
Dealers in,

We enrry the

Wallpapers
Burlaps © largest and
’ Paints . >, most varied
Oils . +, stoek,in
Varnishes . ~ Northern
Glass ' British
Columbia

Brushes, Etc.

- Write us for: information when .
renovating or building your home

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are in’ from Kalum Lake, having |
just returned from Maroon moun|¢- -

tyatthe lake = i |
Mr. and. Mrs. P.R: Bennett, of

some réal’ ‘entate holding” ‘which
they acquired here: “a” ‘few years ¢

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