PAGE.
TWO
SHE
DAILY
NfiWB
Sriy
KJhJ
from
fmin
you
should
not
resign
yourself
to
suffering,
but
should
endeavor
to
find
a
means
of
correcting
any
poison
or
other
destructive
agent,
which
is
both
causing
your
pain,,
and
breaking
down
or
harming
your
bodily'
structure.
In
Templeton'a
Rheumatic
Capsules,
or
ruJieuralqia
Head&che
T-R,,SS?,
RHEUMATISM
Maffcaf
U
XeuntisLumba9o
Sciatica
Don'
surrender
to
Pain.
Pain
Is
Nature's
warning'
Out
aomethinc
serious
is
wrong
In
your
body.
Therefore
T-R-C's.
you
have
a
remedy
that
will
not
only
bring
you
safe,
speedy
relief
from
your
suffering,
but
one.
that
will
also
enable
your
body
to
throw
out
the
poisonous
substances
that
causes
the
pain.
Prove
it
for
yourself
to-day-get
a
50c
or
$1
box
of
T-R-C's
from
your
druggist,
or
send
10c
for
booklet
and
generous
rial
to
TerApUSons
L",
Torontc
2.
'
T44
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DAILY
EDITION.
Monday,
Feb.
7,
1927
TORONTO
GLOBE
WRITES
OF
P.G.E.
That
the
latent
resources
of
a
country
however
great
they
may
be,
do
not
justify
it
in
recklessly
mortgaging
the
future
is
a
lesson
which
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
has
been
learning
for
the
past
ten
years,
writes
the
Toronto
Globe
editorially
under
the
title
of
"A
Boom
Aftermath."
During
the
earfy
years
of
the
century
that
great
member
of
Confederation
obtained
a
glimpse
of
the
vast
wealth,
embedded
in
her
soil
-and
she
went
mad
over
the
possibilities
in
store
for
her.
Her
people
began
to
speculate
feverishly
on
the
strength
of
her
undeveloped
riches.
The
pace
in
wild
and
adventurous
enterprise
was
set
by
the
Government
of
Sir
Richard
Mc-Bride.
No
project
was
too
great
to
be
considered
impracticable,
though
the
province
had
a
limited
population
and
a
slender
purse.
Among
the
undertakings
which
received
cabinet
approval
and
support
were
railways;
and
the
province
was
speedily
encumbered
with
vast
obligations
which
future
settlers
were
expected
to
assume
and
assist
in
aeiraying.
xne
war
stopped
me
immigration
which
was
expenditure
of
millions
the
success
of
the
enterprise
from
a
financial
EVERLASTING
WHISPER
'
IS
TYPICAL
MIX
YARN
:
rirtiirr
l
ni-tlmtlv
Men
(Irartr
In
IHrwtlon
Mlillrlrtlne.
ami
l'l
graphy
Mr
Suirr
"The
Everlasting
Whisper."
coming
to
'the
Westholme
Theatre
tonight
and
to
morrow,
is
a
typical
Tom
Mix
yarn
and
one
that
will
make
his
huge
following
whoop
in
admiration
or
their
hero
and
-the
.
never-to-be-forgotten
horse
Tony.
Both
.
Thomas
and
the
famous
steed
deserve
all
the
applause
they
get.
the
former,
as
usual,
fights
off
his
foes
I
with
careless
abandon
and
success.
'while
Tony
bucks
his
hard
hoofs
gainst
a
bunch
of
wolves,
holding
them
at
bay
until
his
inaster
"arrives
and
!
takes
a
hand
in
the
game.
Another
'big
scene
la
that
in
which
Tom
gallops
ranch,
saves
hi.
bovine
companion
from
the
slaughter
house,
and
with
his
lady-love
lives
happy
ever
after-
wrrds.
TALENTED
SCREEN
BEAUTY
STARS
IN
RUSSIAN
PICTURE
A
photoplay
that
geta
oS
the
beaten
path
of
threadbare
plots
is
a
refreshing
change
for
picture-goers,
and
Corlnne
Orlfflth.
latest
First
National
oflerlng,
'Into
Her
Kingdom,"
which
Is
coming
to
the
Westholme
Theatre
on
Thursday
belongs
ln
that
category.
It
Is
a
fine
piece
of
entertainment
as
fine,
ln
fact
as
anything
Miss
Orlfflth
has
heretofore
done
for
the
screen.
Laid
in
Russia
during
the
last
day.
of
the
rule
of
the
Romanoff..
"Into
Her
Kingdom"
bring,
home
to
u.
some
of
the
thrilling
high
lights
Its
characters
from
an
oblivion
of
misunderstanding.
Miss
Orlfflth
has
never
had
a
better
screen
characterlratlon
than
that
of
the
Grand
Duchess
Tatlana,
and
she
Is
I
more
beautiful
and
charming
than
ever
ln
this
difficult
role.
Elnar
Hanson,
the
Swedish
actoi.
proves
himself
an
exceptional
artist
ln
along
a
narrow
mountain
paw
rn.ua
snatches
the
heroine
from
her
horse
,
wei:k
at
wi:tiiolmi:
Monday
ami
Tuesday
Tom
Mix
.la
The
Everlasting
Whisper."
Imperial
Comedy:
"Pawnshop
Politics."
International;
flews.
Wednesday
Buster,
,Kea
ton
In
"Oo
West."
Comedy
"Mum's
the
Word"
ThurMlay
Corlnne
CMfflth
In
Kingdom?'
Comedy.
Aesop's
Film-
Fables.
"Into
Her
Friday
anil
Saturday
All
star
cast
In
"Three
Men."
Comedy.
Path
Review.
Just
an
Instant
before
It
plunges
upon
a.a.a,
a.a.a,a,a,a,a,
a
broken
bridge
across
a
precipice.
In
fact,
this
is
best
described
as
real
1
m
pTn.If,ri
r
rnn
"Tom
Mixlan"
melodrama.
-
0
1
KUvjllLt
HJK
LAiuJ
Yet
11
wema
not
dc
lair
w
cian
'The
Everlasting
Whisper"
as
Just
a
Westerner,
and
let
it
go
at
that.
The
picture
is
distinctly
high-grade
In
point
,,,orv
of
direction,
acting
and
photography
and
should,
be
listed
as
a
super-product
Bad
of
the
open-air.
romance,
adventure
plcturlzatkm
of
one
of
the
most
sort
epochal
races
In
history
takes
place
in
The
theme
Is
western
meioarama,
u,t
"Three
Bad
Men."
drama
woven
1
with
the
hero
defeating
awtndlers
who
ground
one
of
the
most
momentous
j
endeavor
to
steal
the
secret
gold
mine,
periods
In
the
development
of
the
VERSATILE
BUSTER
j
IN
NEW
LAUGH
OPUS
SHOWN
IN
FOX
FILM
of
Hardy
Pioneer
strong
Thrlllk
and
Komaiwe
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
In
United
States,
which
Is
to
appear
at
the
Westholme
,
Theatre
beginning
at
the
week-end.
This
was
the
land
rush.
In
which
thousands
of
people,
who
succumbed
to
its
lure,
took
part.
The
actor
la
Funster
a
City
Guide
to
Steers,
the
great
drama
were
men,
women
ana
Itroiiclio
Kldrs
and
Cow
Komeo
children
of
every
type
and
condition
of
life,
from
all
parts
of
America
and
Thrill
that
would
do
credit
to
a
the
far
flung
plaoes
of
the
earth.
Zane
Gary
story,
a
lilting
plot
cram-
Hardy
pioneers
seeking
new
land
to
treed
with
laughs
and
delicately
shaded
conquer
and
bend
to
their
will;
seden-
wlth
pathos,
and
unrivaled
photography
tary
city
dwellers,
seeking
to
satisfy
and
scenery
that
is
Buster
Keaton'a
the
Inherent
craving
of
the
race
to
ilve
latest
Dlcture.
-Go
West."
which
comes
y
the
sweat
of
their
labor
on
the;
to
the
Westholme
Theatre
on
Wednes-
fruits
of
the
day.
;
chants,
seeking
ig
a.
th
titi.
nf
th
nirtur
imniiM
opportunities
for
for
their
their
endeavors.
endeavors.
Even
Eveni
i
tte
star.
In
the
role
of
a
w
follntva
mm.
rll
in
Tarn
nsTtir
1
a
continuous
route
would
be
provided
from
that
great
fertile
belthana.
itself,
He
wlni
two
,Uuncn
lendfr-,
condition
of
the
country
.topped
Mr..
Percy
Oodenrath.
gave
an
ad-dreaa
yesterday
In
the
Presbyterian
Church
on
Blue
Cros.
wort
elected
a.
a
lecturer
to
address
various
corps
on
th
effect,
of
poison
gaa.
Major
J.
S.
Matthew,
of
the
102nd
Regiment
is
again
on
the
coast
ior
a
ahort
leave
In
order
to
complete
his
recovery
from
wound..
IIOTIX
Altlll
VAI.H.
Prince
Itupert
A.
D.
Dalllie
city:
R.
M.
Welte
and
C.
E.
Imeson.
Vancouver;
B.
P.
Taylor.
the
role
of
the
Bolshevik
boy
who
be-;
Montrear
Oustav
Slvertz.
Victoria;
Dr.
comes
th
Grand
Duchess'
husband
In
i
rj
.
11
11
.
has
a
most
pleasing
personality
and
demonstrate,
that
all
foreign
actor,
are
hot
stiff
and
overly
dramatic.
;
Clatide
C-llllngwater,
Charles
Crockett.
Evelyn
Bclble,
Marcel
Corday
and
a
number
of
other
prominent
screen
folk
support
the
atar.
ECONOMY.
Fond
Mother:
"Willi,
isn't
It
rather
extravagant
to
eat
both
butter
and
Jam
on'
your
bread
at
the
same
time?"
"Willie!
"Oh,
no
mother.
If.
economy.
Tou
see,
the
same
piece
of
bread
does
for
both,"
indwesuon
,
Mrs.
a.
W.
Kerr
returned
to
te
city
.'eaurday
afternoon
on
Iht
Oamoattn
from
the
south.
LAND
ACT
Toi
MITIf'C
Of
INTKNTION'
TO
IM1.V
IXAK
lOIU.MIOIti;
i
,
t
fn
riFAham
T.i.nil
Dien
Charlotte
I
IInd
Land
Recording
Dutrlct
of
Prince
.
r
earth;
tradtrs
"
and
"
mer-1
i
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Fergtmon
Bay.!
new
fields
and
fresh
,
Mptt
Inlft
anham
Island
t
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Powell
River
.sneering
the
doctor
and
th.
man
of
Ood
were
"CM
'g3jL'ltt
,
youth,
doesnt
begin
life
in
the
west,
not
lacking.
But
among
them,
o.
pII
tor
a
lease
of
i
lie
vn-jt
ther
hut
before
he
arrive
like
wolves
among
the
kindly
cavje.
acxiDea
tanas
Commencing
at
a
pest
planted
at
the
reckoned
on
to
make
possible
the
engagements
of
the
public,
and
for'1"
the
beetor
wnere
Ben
are
UPP"
'ere
gentI7
ot
'
Uflwent
breed
Oamb-j
nortneMt
0I
Dl.
iS7i;
thence
lemale
jears
thp
me
nrnvinr
province
hna
has
lun
been
twvlmr
pajing
tVio
the
Mn.lt
penalty
for
optimum
r.;,;.m
which
.kt.k'to
be
men,
several
adventures
are
en-
lers.
thugs,
procurers.
harpies,
westerly
,
foUowlng
northern
boundary
of
w
,Wf
ttu
nd
hor
thieve.,
ana
said
Lot
to
the
northwest
corner
of
aaid
did
not
take
the
need
of
population
and
capital
into
account
in
at
tempting
to
realize
its
dream
of
development.
Today
the
government
at
Victoria
has
reached
a
stage
of
panic
regarding
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway.
The
line
which
10
me
racnic
uoasi.
Ana
even
couia
mis
oe
accompnsnea
with
the
..k-.-.
..,,,,
.
:
msnv
of
the
home-seekers
at
the
I
--
standpoint
would
remain
doubtful.
For
'eight
years
and
a
half
now3
tenderfoot
solve,
the
mysteries
of
the;nlJ'
those
harHy
aouia.
bred
m
forti-
a
T
T
1
i
.
r
I.
a
a
a
1
.
.4
me
i
.u.r..
nas
oeen
a
nignimare
to
me
government,
ana
the
mo3t!
alluring
offers
have
been
made
to
any
responsible
parties
who
will
remove
the
burden
from
its
shoulders.
Premier
John
Oliver
on
a
recent
date
told
the
Legislature
at
Victoria
all
about
his
efforts
to
get
rid
of
the
incubus
which
was
sapping
the
monetary
strength
pf
the
province,
admitted
with
grief
his
utter
failure,
and
after
frankly
placing
the
situation
before
the
members
of
the
House
sank
exhausted
in
his
seat.
'
ALL
EFFORTS
HAVE
FAILED.
He
told
the
Legislature
that
he
had
tried
to
get
the
C.P.R.
and
the
C.N.R.
to
take
over
the
railway
on
almost
any
terms
and
both
had
refused.
President
Thornton
has
assured
him,
he
said,
'with
great
candor,
that
if
he
had
the
P.G.E.
he
would
not
know
what
to
do
with
it
An
effort
to
interest
the
Premier
of
Alberta
in
the
line
as
a
possible
outlet,
after
its
completion
and
extension
tp
the
Peace
River,
had
been
without
results.
The
Dominion
Government
was
equally
unconcerned
with
what
was
to
become-af
the
line
or
with
British
Columbia's
blood-sweating
over
it.
In
fact,
he
had
found
not
only
no
assistance,
but
no
sympathy,
from
governments
or
corporations.
But
Premier
Oliver
has
yet
hopes,
faint
though
they
be,
that
he
will
ifind
a
purchaser
for
the
road
who
will
undertake
to
complete
it,
and
he
has
reached
such
a
state
of
mind
that
he
is
prepared
to
sell
to
any
responsible
persons,
Canadian
or
American.
In
the
meantime
British
Columbia
Js
paying
annually
in
interest
charges
on
F.ll.E,
bonds
and
loans
morje
than
$2,000,000,
and
Is
making
good
an
annual
deficit,
which
last
year
amounted
to
$274,971.
That
this
marked
a
substantial
reduction
from
1022,
when
the
deficit
reached
its
peak
of
$487,383,
is
due
to
the
careful
policy
of
the
manager,
T.
G.
Kilpatrick.
OUTLOOK
FOR
ROAD
IS
DARK.
The
outlook
for
the
P.G.E.
Is
dark.
Its
future
in
competition
with
the
Canadian
National,
even
if
it
were
pushed
northward
Into
the
Peace
River
country,
is
doubtful.
Its
prospects
financially
in
serving
the
great
fertile
district
through
which
it
runs
are
not
bright,
owing
to
the
sparse
population
and
theslow
progress
of
settlement.
The
dtuation
is
certainly
a
most
unhappy
one.
"It
Is,"
as
Premier
Oliver
himself
said,
"more
serious
today
than
it
has
been
from
the
time
of
the
inception
of
the
undertaking."
Serve
them
crisp
and
hoi
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Pour
hoi
milk
over
ihem,or
eat
them
as
a
porridge
Delicious
satisfying
gunmen
battling
In
the
desert.
He
un-
Lee
Carlton,
playea
by
Olive
Boraen
loads
the
thousands
of
cattle
at
the
I
two
atar.
who
seem
to
live
the
part,
outskirts
of
the
city
and
drives
them
1
-hey
portray
through
th.
atreeta.
The
steers
stampede,
wreck
stores,
terrorize
the
popu-lsce
and
disrupt
traffic.
Buster
and
"Brown
Eyes"
finally
lure
the
beasts
to
the
stockynrds.
The
rancher
who
believed
his
enemies
had
st?!en
the
cattle,
is
overjoyed
at
this
turn
of
affairs
and
hail,
the
tenderfoot
aa
a
hero.
Bo
doe.
the
girl.
The
drifter
become,
foreman
of
the
Dated
November
33.
IBM
IN
PRORATE.
APPLV
j
plain
"muley"
cow.
The
girl
helps
the
frontier
towns,
where
they
settled
down.
'
trtct
,
r-rinre
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Nrato
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
cowpunchlng
.
.
art.
nd
the
.
bovine
aavea;tude
and
-a
i.--
Inspired
b,
an
-
M
almort
1
njt
Ood-
l"
TuS"tSSw.
the
youth-,
life
when
he
tries
to
handle
:
Hke
plrlt
ana
courage.
ptrufyiN!
.MtMMt
to
tnplT
tm
a
leae
of
the
lol-
a
herd
of
wild
steers.
beyond
the
lar
horizon
to
the
jertue
owing
oescnoea
lanos:
Just
as
he
begin,
to
like
It
In
the
I
nd
and-home.
I
Jo
teTufiul
ok.
I
great
open
paces
his
employer
decides
A"
this
u
picturea
ana
woven
mne
from
IU
bead;
thence
south
0
to
ship
the
cattle
to
market.
Rustlers
through
the
fabric
or
the
theme.
The
chain
,
tnence
west
id
enains;
tnenw
swtop
down
on
th.
train.
Buster
save.
-truggle
for
land.
U
the
thrllilng
SJ,9tT&J
in
Tim
MTitr.Mt:
rot
ht
or
nrtiTimi
,
coi.iMmt
I
tvbuictru.
me
wuwi
um
u
iu.&
-"
-
'
.xit"
thence
westerly
northerly
and
on
a
southern
plantation,
in
the
Can-,
aU
the
rest
of
the
devils
crew.
1
joiiowinj
the
high
tide
mark
of
:
sdlan
timber
country
and
at
other
I
Suave
politicians
with
seeming
au-1
Ferjrunon
Bay
to
the
eatreme
eaaterly
way-point,
before
he
finally
get.
kicked
thorlty
?
comTnceSe.
oB
a
train
and
into
a
Job
on
a
desert
them,
manipulated
their
nefarious
o-Vuinlnr
150
acres,
more
or
le.
should
link
up
the
coast
and
Fort
George
has
never
been
completed
ranch.
The
youth
manage,
to
arrive
scheme.
and
endeavored
by
every;
POWELL
RIVER
COMPANY.
to
either
of
its
terminals,
and
even
if
it
were
its
value
as
a
profit-
jtn
cowland
Just
as
one
of
the
ranch-cooked
means
at
their
command
to
j(
Agent,
J.
Douglas
WUaon
auie
carrier
wouiq
not
De
trreatlv
imnroved.
owine
to
Canadian
-Na-1
oanas
is
aiscnargea,
"
Datei
tn
November,
ibm
tional
competition.
In
fcet,
the
only
possible
hope
for
the
railway
AmrtnB
nto8eir
ln
the
discarded
obstacle,
ana
nanacap.
pa
m
tne
.
'
...v"
V..
path
of
the
pioneers
by
their
ruthless
,
i
r.
r;
j..:t
chaps
and
spurs
of
the
former
owner,
.
...
"
!
Hntar
i
.
w.
Vt
1
1
rawat
Trtit
an
awvnrlaniawi4
oTirr.
IJvNI)
ACT.
Ol'
IVTtATlOV
TO
TO
LE.U
LM.
the
day
by
usurping
the
place
of
thel'tory
of
two
young
pioneers.
Dan
o-
hne
to
point
of
commencement,
and'
engineer
and
leaving
the
guards
and
Mai''-
P1'"0
O'Brien,
and
oontatnlng
7
acres,
more
Applicant.
I
In
th
Matter
of
tne
Administration
!
Act;
and
n
the
Matter
of
th
Estate
ot
William
!
T
Mitchell.
Deceased.
Intestate
)
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ills
.,
,,.
,..
.
,.,
Honor.
It
E.
A.
Robertson,
the
18th
day
in.KlAitv
iai7.
I
Qf
December.
A.D.
1820.
I
was
appolnt-
The
Retail
Merchants'
Association,
td
Administrator
of
th
estate
of
Wll-
ot
Us
meeting
last
night,
endorsed
the
"am
T.
Mitchell,
deceased,
and
all
par-
action
of
the
Board
of
Trade
in
recom-
.
ute
are
n
reqUired
to
f
urnUh
runt,
mending
that
the
merchant,
route
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
freight
by
lines
other
than
by
the
I'kS"'"
i'?7,
and
TJ-
A
"Me
trom
E.
J.
Chamberlln
uired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
in
stating
mat
m
luture
the
a.TJ.
boats
would;
be
overhauled
here',,
was
read
at
the
meeting.
'
'
Mrs.
F.
O.
Dawson,
accompanied
by
Arthur
Little
has
returned
from
a
trip
to
the
Eastern
States.
fdebtednem
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prlnea
Rupert.
ll.C.
IN
PROBATE.
Mrs.
Rothwell.
arrlVeC
from,:
Vancouver
!
....
:r--?T
...
...
today
,
I
'tX-
I
ftisifer
01
tne
Aomimsirauon
Act;
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Vagn
E.
Thelsen,
Deceased:
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
the
District
Registrar
of
the
Bupreme
Court
the
lBth
dar
of
of
01
British
uritisn
coiumoi
Columbia,
January.
January.
1027.
1827.
I
I
wai
waa,
appointed
Admlnla
trator
of
the
estate
odVagn
E.
Thelaen
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
sold
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
kam.
properly
verified,
10
me
on
or
Deiore
tne
ivin
day
of
-w..
.
mrn,
u4
February.
A.D.
lart.
and
all
partlei
ln-
the
provincial
government
offices
here,
debted
to
th
estate
are
reaulred
to
pay
who
went
overseas
last
year,
has
been
he
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A,
WATT.
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert.
B.C,
Dated
the
aoth
day
of
January.
1837.
IN
I'KOIIATE
in
Tin:
MTiir.MG
contT
or
imirisii
!
(
Ul.l
MIIIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Alberta
Daniels.
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
tin
Honor.
Judge
RoberUon,
the
15th
day
ot
December.
AD.
1028
I
wai
.
-
-
-
-w
vuuvfa
V4
I
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Alberta
uanieiB,
ueceasea,
ana
an
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
reaulred
to
furnish
same,
pro-
rerly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
8th
day
ot
January.
A
D.
1927,
and
all
partlea
tndebted
to
the
.state
are
required
to
psy
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
Dated
the
19th
day
of
December,
ad'
1112(1
NOTICE.
All
accounts
due
the
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
and
the
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
up
to
and
Including
December
31.
man
are
payable
to
the
above
firms.
All
liabilities
owing
to
the
above
firms
are
'assumed
and
payable
by
the
new
organisation
known
as
Prince
Rupert
Laundries
Ltd.
1
(Signed)
PRINCE
RUPERT
LAUNDRIES
LTD.
Health
follow
WCKUniCOBJLCTS
i
KwisiNrtnASsor
THE
rDLL0iY!?3
CRGAJfS-
f
-
rtAftS
-MOSt
Hi
1-
i.no.r
-ARMS
.
ur
AWf
A?PfN0IX
The
lowch
Ntavc
ONDCRTHE
MAGNIFY
IKS
CLASS
IS
PINMCO
BY
A
ntSUIGNtD
JOtNT-
PIHOlCO
KIKVtS
C.NK0T
TRAnsnrr
MEALTrrut.
IMPULSES.
CMIR0PRAC
TICADJUSTINO
RC
MOVES
THE
PRESSURE.
THE
UPKR
NERVE
IS
fRCI-A
HATUttlHT
f
NDS.
Slondu;
Ft
RRIT1SH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
THE
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1025.
s
lias
produced
Mineral
as
follows:
IMarer
Gold.
77.M3,OJD;
Lode
i.,,,
k..2IH.7:
iUmr.
.,,
ir,..:
Silver.
mill.:i07:
Lad.'
MisrHlnnenus
MinernK
l.6l.
;
U
"
O'.Ke,
27.1.0
i8,o.:;
lim'-t,
,.K
s,.
llri.k.
Cement,
etc..
$M.!lO."),lt;
(unking
ils
Muicrnl
Proiluilion
(
u.
.
,
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Provime
are
more
liberal
nnd
the
fir
.
Ihosr
or
any
oilier
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Hni,-,
.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverer
for
nominal
fee.
Alisolntc
Titles
arc
obtained
by
developing
nirh
properties
the
p,-,,r
,
T
is
Riinrnnteed
by
Crown
firanK
Ktill
information,
together
with
Mining
llciKirl
mil
Map,
may
l.c
;
gralis
by
nddreing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
BrltUh
Columbia.
N.H.
Praclically
all
Uhli-h
Columbia
Mineral
Proper-lie
upon
wj,
i,
nienl
work
ha-,
been
done
are
de-i-riled
in
onie
one
cf
the
Annual
.
Minister
of
Mine'?.
Those
onsidering
'nioiing
inveHmeuU
should
r"c-ports.
They
nro
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Depart
me-
.;
Vii
loria.
I?
C.
Meports
eoveiing
earli
of
the
i
Mineral
Survey
DWtn
I-separately,
ami
are
available
on
applirutioii.
Iteport-
of
the
Oeolngicid
S
i
ada.
Winch
Hulldiiig,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
n
valuable
onr-
ps
"
tion.
"SK'
.1.
C.
Bamford,
Sralthers.
aoy
W
O
Lspolcte
and
A.
Patterson.
Porcher:
Mrs.
SbawaUaiM
Lakt.
RoM.
city;
P.;
B.
O.
Moore.,
IN
NERVOUS
DISORDERS
-
Free
The
Nerves
In
vnftf
of
nersous
dinorders
it
if
but
togi
fort
should
be
directed
to
aecure
a
proper
ro-or
rvrvou
yMm.
If
you
know
df
the
science
1
yon
will
uiihehitatitiyly
add
that
rhir
'.;
ractir
tx-reiiult
For
the
iwlence
of
ChlropraetJe
deals
direct
ly
-
-vou
nysitem.
The
Chiropractor
knows
that
m
due
to
prt'MAare
upon
nerves
by
spinal
bono.
,.'
this
pressure
by
Chiropractic
spinal
adjustmen!-
In
the
ease
of
uer
.
adjurttmenU
go
d:"
Rouree
of
the
tnu(
At
rare
cur
of
thl
tyt
cannot
t
lenrl
1'
rru-nU.
A
cae
In
tKiint
"After
tbe
nuddr
;!r
hunlMml.
I
found
r
Vou
wrek.
For
t
r
not
ulept
more
tha
r.
hours
eut
of
ra
h
Trw
1(
trf
idei
u.
Indigent
ton
nd
r
yilla.
I
could
noi
n-new
Affair
wit'i
r
without
'going
could
not
attend
'.'
I
wan
deafwraU
frit?nd
UffgwU'd
Aftr
the
flrtt
adju
14
hour
without
au,
took
alwMit
forty
ad.u
rt
I
finished
I
'.
woman,
1eejrfnjr
all
T
t
an-.ihlnj
1
wanted
b
-to
my
iiUftln
affair
r
v
If
ant
obntafle."
Sir
M-r
IUkt-r.
rhlroprat
bureau.
Stattmcn
N
Vour
ap'iointmr
an
b
made
by
tt-n
1
D.
A.
McMillan
I'jilmrr
(trnduatr
nilKOI'HAlTOIt
Noams
G
nnd
7
Exrharie
I
Hock.
riitho-Nfuromeler
Service
Open
EvenlncH
I'hnnfOI
I
UNION
STEAMSHIPS.
LIMITED
Sailing
from
frlnr
ltuert
in
Tor
V.Wf'tltVr.K,
VICTlllllA.
annn
IU)
and
Alrrt
luy,
tie
TBn"-
P-n1,
m.i
aril!
rr
VAMttt'Vtlt.
Vlt'TDKIA,
Alert
11
r
and
wann
luy,
etc
"
lor
PflKT
HIMIMfV,
ANVOX,
ALICE
A
KM,
RTI.WART
and
CuniHTlri,
Sunday,
u.m.
.rt
U
123
2nd
tlrnue
IL
M.
HMITII.
Agent.
Prince
UuiV
mkv
I
I
w
mw
a
"Best
ProcuraMe
(HIE
C.-JCINAL)
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
IlirtfUJ
ana1
nam'
Wil)i
Cnai
Si
Sent
tjaiiu
CInlillKli
BaltnawGtailiMl
DatilkiM.
UmII-toa-aUta,
Mai
A
This
nilvcrliMcmnnt
Is
not
nuldinhcd
or
i1iIIaypd
Ll'juor
Ccinlrol
Hoard
or
liy
the
Govern"!'"'1
of
Ilritlih
Columbia.