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FORT GEORGE,

million dollars

power and cheap
hospital, public hall, waterworks and ali
conveniences.
tion men now on the ground.

a business opening pow

also carpe

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will

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and the Peace River district
sand miles of navigable waterways on
which seven steamboats are already ply-

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the new pay
openings for business and professional was
men of all kinds;
bricklayers,

brickyards, |
lumber a, sash and door factories and |

Security
(Joint Owners and Sole Agents for

roll city;

nters, build-
sawmills,

yne hundre a!

be distributed in}
the next four years by four railways |
now under construction to Fort George, |
which has been selected as the main
pay roll centre and the location of main
passenger divisions and terminals where
shops and manufacturing plants will be
Eleven railways are building
or projected to Fort George, which will}
be the distributing point and centre of
one hundred million acres of rich agri
timber, mineval and coal lands}

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CITY MESSENGERS
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Notice to the

Public

On and After April 1st
ALL ORDERS FOR COAL
MUST BE ACCOMPANIED
BY THE CASH.

Rogers & Black

Transfer Co.

Westholme Lumber Co.

Lindsay's Cartage & Stor-
age
Moore Bros.

Pacific Transfer Co.
Couture Bros.
Pony Express

 

 

 

Lots 9-10,
Street.

room ho

Lot 8, Bk
months.

Third Ave.

 

Lot 42, Block 28,

Lots 43-34,
11-17 months;

Lots 25-26,
12-15 months,

SECTION
Lots 22-23, Block 44,
11-47,

to $1.25.

Block 11,
$25,000; $10,000 c

SECTION TWO.

Lot 97, Block 20, $1,700; $875 cash.
bal. arranged.
SECTION FiVE.
Lots 1-2, Block 9, $9,000 all cash. Large
double corner, 5th Ave.
SECTION 61x.
Lot 11, Block 22, $2,500; $1,000 cash,
balance 6-12 months.
Lot 21, Block %1, $3,150; $1,200 cash,
balance 6-12-18 months,

$2,100; $8
use; 6-12-18.

SECTION SEVEN.
Block 7, $2,100;
double front
ock 34, $900;

Block 39, $1,806

Fort George Business and Residential

Properties.

List Your Property With Us

Collart & Reynolds

 

Children's Blouses
Jabour Bros.

ist Ave.

$450;

$1,050;

and 6th
ash.

09 cash; 4-

$1,100, 5
age
6-12-18

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9600; 5

from 65¢
83.86

|of facts demonstrating it,

} statements

are growing.
In 1872, only forty years ago,
the customs revenue of Canada
the measure of her commercial
activity—totalled 8528,750. In
1912 it had grown to $2 SSS, 008,
la twenty-fold  inerea rhe
jgrowth has been avedeai but de-
| cided. At the several ten year
}periods intervening the customs

| stated,

 

 

 

CANADA’S PROGRESS
DURING EACH DECADE

Statistics Gathered from Biue

Books Sometimes Make In-

teresting Reading.

Government “blue books" do
not constitute thrilling reading,
but they contain romance within
their cerulean The
growth of Canada, in material
wealth and otherwise, reads like
romance, as much as a statement
In the
records contained in the monthly
of Trade and Com
merce, there is a department of
statistics, “Progress of Canada.”
Taking ten year periods as a con
venient way of showing how we

covers

revenue stood at these figures
In 1882 it was 8723,944; in
892 it was $904,801; in 1902 it
$1,176,024, and in.1912,
it was $2,443,846
matter of
another index of commercial ac-
tivity, dnd increasing popular
prosperity, there
growth. In 1872 there were
post offices in Canada In
the number had grown to 13,859,
and the yearly revenue had grown
from $1,193,662 in 1872 to 813
771,000 in 1912. In 1872 Canada

as

post omfees

In the

Similar
$,135
1949

is

had 2,899 miles of railway in
operation.

In 1912 the Canadian railway
mileage in operation was 26,727
miles, In 1872 the total trade
of Canada was only 194 millions
today it amounts to 1,000 mil
lions. A similar story of improve-
ment could be told of every de-
partment of the national interest,
and we are stronger in the way
of development and equipment
for still greater and more rapid
progress.

A large assortment of ladies
house dresses from 81.25 to 85
Jabour Bros. 83-86

NEW CREEK ON SILVER
SHOWING UP WELL

Thirty-Seven and a Holf Ounces
Taken from O'Donnell
Creek
A letter received in the last
mail from the north from “Mil
lionaire” Kelly by a well-known
citizen of Juneau conveys the in-
formation that good pay has
been discovered on O'Donnell

Creek, thirty-five miles from Sil-
ver Creek, and that much nearer
Atlin. According to the letter it
has been learned that a man
took thirty-seven and a half oun-

ces of gold out of it in an in-
credibly short time last fall. The
creek is all staked,

“Millionaire” Kelly, who iis
well known about Juneau and re
garded as reliable, is at Silver
Creek. He says al! is staked as

is Moose Horn creek near it, At
present no one is doing any work
there, but everybody is waiting
for spring to come,

Kelly says provisions are not
high in Atlin and the demand
does not exceed the supply. How-
ever, dogs cannot be bought to
transfer goods from Atlin to the
diggings for love or money. At-
lin prices are, flour, $7.50 sack;
bacon, 30 cents a pound; beans,
11 cents and all other things in
proportions—Juneau Empire.

LARGEST GATTLESHIP

To be Launched at Wiiheims-
haven Shortly—First of
a New Type

Berlin, April 7—The new
tleship to be launehed at
helmshaven will be the largest
in the German navy, being the
first of a new type, with a ton
nage of two thousand in excess
of the Kaiser The new
vessel will correspond to the
British Queen Elizabeth class
Her heavy artillery will consist
of the new Krupp t4-inch gun,
while her middle armaments wil!
be the 10-ineh guns,

bat.
Wil

class

 

Think it over-—and you'll find!
it will pay you to make the home
brighter with beautiful but mod.
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WILL HOLD RACES
ON TWENTY-FOURTH

Fort George Driving Association
+ Organized to Have First
Annual Meet May 24

George

The Fort Driving As
sociation will bold its first an
nual meeting on May 24

This was decided upon at
largely attended meeting held at
Fort George Hotel on Wednesday

evening, when ‘the association
was formally organized

r. M. Lewis was elected pres
dent

Mr. Lewis told the assembled
company that in view of the com
paratively large number of good

horses in the district it was time

that Fort George should have a
driving association, and the un
animous sentiment of the meet
ing was on his side rhe asso
ciation will arrange a progranf
of races for the 24th, and it is
expected that other organiza
tions will come in to add other
attractive items to the ports
menu of the holiday

A fine selection of children's
rompers from 65¢ to $1.50. Jab
our Bros. 83.86

RUPERT RESIDENT
DIED AT VICT ORIA :

 

WwW. J. McLennan, Owner of the
Launch “Eleanor Mc" Died
on March 31st
|
W. J. McLennan, owner of the |
launch “Eleanor Me,” and a well
known figure around the water}
front for the past two years, died
at his home in Victoria on Mon
tay, March 3ist Deceased had
not been well for some time but
continued at his work until about
five weeks ago when he went to
his home in Vietoria. During the}
greater part of the winter he was
engaged with Capt. Saunders at
Digby Island |

a native of
leaves ti
loss a and]
Victoria, a father,|
brother in Washing
and a brother in Buf
He was a member of
and Vane:
Scotland

who Was
Ontario

Deceased,
Woodstock,
their
daughter
ither
DA

mourn widow
in
me and
ton
falo, N.Y
the LO LF

Sons of

suver Camp

Telegraph Line to Bella Coola

 

Bella Coola is now in tele

communication with the
An
iovernment Yu

150. Mile

been

graphie
sulsicde
the

world extension of
Dominion ¢

from
Road,

months

on telegraph line

House, Cariboo has
and
in the

using the

working for
many people interested
Bella Coola section
wire. The line
and is a duplicate
be as a telegraph
telephone wire at the
It runs through the
valley, and the farmers
district find the telephone
tion a great boon.

some

are
is 320 miles long
system, which

may used and

same time
Chileotin
in that

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IS THIS A TWIN
OR NOT A TWIN?

Delicate Problem for British In-
surance Commission to
Solve.

April 7 The
missioners who are carrying out
the of the National
Insurance have a_ delicate
to The wife of
a Lancashire workman gave birth
24 and ob-
benefit of

London, com-

provisions
Act

problem solve.

to a son on February
tained the maternity
30s under the law. On April 4
she gave birth to a girl. The
question is: Can the mother de-
mand another 30s? She ean if
the new baby is regarded as an-
other child, but if it is held that
the second baby is a twin it will
have to be thrown into the first
bargain, as twins count
for insurance purposes.

The say there
doubt that the second baby
twin, although the lapse of
weeks in such cases is extremely
rare,

as one

doctors is no
is a

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PRINCE RUPERT'S INDUS.
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