Tae B OMINECA’ mn SATURDAY. OCTOBER’ 18, ‘isis | o

Opportunity for all is tobe found
in the famous Bulkley Valley,
with its vast. areas of Splendid -
Agricultural Land; its remarkable
Mineral Resources, great ‘Coal
Measures, Timber, Waterpowers
and other potential sources’ of
wealth awaiting development,

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greatest compact’ area’ of’ mer-

dered. at that: British ‘Columbians

‘are: sanguine: ‘of the: future? - Be;
stowed: Ay iprodigat: Natuta- with

all: the? essentials. for the - ‘founda: |

; tin and. maintenanee.of- an-Eith-|.
ee | pike,’ blessed: with a: ‘healthful, |
[fr |temapersite climate, ‘wv’ command:|:
-| ing’ ‘position: onthe: shores. of the],
|%. | Pacific, ‘andi: ‘encompassed . with}
i inspiring grandeur: and’: “beauty
,| British Columbia vis: destined. to.
r{ ovelipy: ‘4 position: sécond td. none|'
+9 | tin thé world’s’ conmimerce: ad dn,
}destrys Colonia ae

_ Bulletin No. 23, issued by the} .
+ | Provincial Bureauof Information, | |}
lis ahandbook on British Colim-| ||. J
ribia. It is the last: ‘publication’
‘|eompiled by- the late Frarik’ I.}"
TZ.| Clarke, of - whose work. in- this a
4@(class we have so‘oftenspoken in| —
* terms of commendation: It cori-
“fe? | tains fifty-two pages and.a num-
/ber of. illustrations. It gives}
“| “the latest information concern-|
4 ling the resources and industries] -
‘jof the ‘Province,”” We find on
{the first page the following in+|’
“Te rteresting < statement, namely, -
{| that “‘all the great rivers flowing|
JY. [into the Pacifie, except theColor-| |
"thlado, have their -sources within] _
ithe boundaries-of ‘British Colum-
‘He}bia.” Doubtless, few’: “people =
have ever realized this,.a geo-|
: vf graphical: ‘fact of very consider-'| -

“lable inyportance, because “it has} |
| Tauch to do with determining the ,
‘{f| physical character of the Prov-| -
‘ffe|ince and the climatic conditions|
1H) of Alberta. We: also vend that}
-/#"the lake-area of the Province ag- -
A$ hpregates: 1,560,000 ‘acres.. The],

i, following resume ‘of its resources
{is -very ‘excellent: .
«|? With-the exception of: nickel |
(which has not yet beendiscov-
‘fered in’ quantity), all that the
[g [other provinces of Canada boast} ~

»|of possessing in-the way of- raw oe
‘ge }material is here ‘in abundance, |’
He | British Columbia’s coal meagures|
+e” | are sufficient to supply ‘the: world |-

,.|for centuries; -it:-possesses- the

inte ~ has’ ‘tnillions: of eres}
; of putp:wood' ag _yet ‘utiexloited;. |.
+ petroleum: ‘deposits; ‘butirecently
| distovered;-are: among. the. most|
te extensive! in the world? arid'much |

a of the’ ‘territory is unexplored, its|..

. potential’ value: -being-anknown. ‘se
‘He With: ‘alll this undeveloped: wealt
‘Awithin-its: borders, can:it‘be won:

are the latest expressions of

‘ and present. ...
' They contain: every merit

- always:.had. and’ every
. merit that any writing

-. They contain, in addition,
new and “fundamental

’ of the writing’ ‘machine,

| Typewriter, isthe =
/ Perpetual’ Pioneer.

‘The: No: 10- and: No. Wo.
Visible Remington Models '

-Remington leadership, They | 2 =<
- represent the sum total’of all “*
: typewriter. echievement—pest ;

+ that the Remington has . 44

: machine has ever had, ; us

. ‘improvenients that no typewriter has ever had; ‘among :
‘them the-First.; Column Selector, the First Built-in.
' Tabulator ‘and:the First Key-Set Tabulator. The Model: |] =.)
LL. with Waht ‘Mechanism is -also.- the First Adding .and -.j}..-.:4
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' latest contributions to .typeWwriter ° progress, and they are ] | rn
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- The Remington, the original. pioneer in the. typewriter . oy
* field, is the present day pioneer in alt new developments’. Loe

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,|chantable timberin North Amer-]. |
y | ica; the:mines have producad over |. o3

400,000,000, and may.be'said to] - ..,
‘| be “only. in’ :the-earlyatapas of |
'|development;: ‘the-fisherles:'pro-| —
f duce : it average: avinual value of! -
# rover $10,000, 000, ‘and, ‘apart from’
oy ‘saliion ‘fishing, ‘thelr: importance
4s only. beginning tobe: raplized: |
"There are immense. deposits of
".- magnetic aridi“hematite iron of vl
31 the finest :quality, .which ‘till-re-|.
{main undéveloped.: The-agricul-| °°
; | tural anid ~frait?lands~ ‘prodaced| "|
approximately$2}, ,000,000in-1912, |. °
rand: less:.than: one-tenth of the| .
available’ land” ‘is*'settled® upon, |
| amtich:: ‘Jess cultivated:"<"‘Thi- ‘Prov- :

NOBODY BUYS OVERALLS TO PLAY TRICKS WITH
THEM. SUCH AS IS SHOWN JIN THE PICTURE! ABOVE,
VAP IN WHICH FOUR MEN EXERTED ALL THEIR STRENGTH
INTHE EFFORT. TO. RIP A PAIR OF. ABODYS’ OVERALLS, | ee

WE. ‘ARE THE ae OB”

EABODYS' |

An appeal to. the pride

‘of the owner: of a-home .

Everyone. who owns a home is,

; Boxious ‘that’ that “home shall’ ‘tanke:
‘the dest-appearance : possible
things are necessary to'produ

y resulta’ in’: pms. and: var, ,

deble tovkeep. up the "attract
pearanee of the-house’ inet
ear-and.tear of living in i
se are-offered by-the hr

“iéraehouse and the. best’ quali
that kind, but they make hugpestions’
.for.the-selection of colors, varnishe
enamels, bo that
each be cartied-out, an

sd ait, ith the best ate

PAINTS & VARI

‘You should gee toit iho you _

buy: paints and ‘wernithes for your
house, or any’ part of it, or when you

«give an-order-to.your painter. for any °°”

painting and varnishing : you.-want --

‘ done, that-Sherwin-Williams Paints oa

Vitnishes ate: purchased... woe
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