awe

You Need A New BATHING CAP
This Season!

- We havea wide assortment of colors: and styles, some prettily .
decorated, others quite plain. The Submarine st¥le is quite

new. It has ear pockets t ta eo the pressure off the ears and

keeps the water out, - he $2, 00 Other styles range

Submarine sellg for aeeeeee to $2. 00.

RUBBER BAGS, to carry bathing suit and towels, from $1. 75 to $3.75
EAR STOPPLES to protect the ears when swimming, per pair.. . 25c.
WATER WINGS, to give confidence while’ learting, er pair. . 7 . BOC,

from 25.

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Notices for Crown Grants, e+, 82.00
Purchase of Land « = - 9,00

oe Licence t Prosnect for Coal - | 7.00

“Bushby's 8 ‘Meetings’ .

Daring the past.ten days Géo.,
G. Bushby,. the Conservative’s
standard bearer,. covered . very

| thoroughly the country from En-

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Manvfac turers of

Rough, Dressed & Dimension

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Flooring

Get our prices before ordering elsewhere

t\did impression.

‘dako to New Hazelton. He went
into every nook and corner that
a car, good roads .and perfect
weather would permit. In the
outlying portions of the district
he met the settlers, Baw what] *
obstacles they had’ to. contend’
with and he saw how they tived.
He learned much of their needs;
and how they have’ been neglect:
ed.

-Bushby addressed over
wenty meetings, andilast Friday
made six speeches. He was met
by goodly numbers of people at
all-points and he made a -splen-
In all his. ad-:

” | dresses he. is. particularly. fair,

4 Steamship & Train Service
FALL SCHEDULE

.§. PRINCE RUPERT and S.S. PRINCE GEORGE
will sail from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA, SEATTLE and intermediate points each
SUNDAY and THURSDAY at 10.00 p.m. :

For ANYOX, ...-..ccceseeees Wednesday, 10.00 p.m.
———— For STEWART..... eva veeneees Saturday, 10.00 p.m.
8.5. PRINCE CHARLES for KETCHIKAN, WRANGELL, JUNEAU,
SKAGWAY each WEDNESDAY, 4.00 p.m,
8.5, PRINCE JOAN fortnightly for Vancouver via

Queen Charlotte Islands

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
Eastbouni—7.14 p.m. daily. except Sunday.
- Westbound—7.43 a.m. daily except Tuesday.

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any Can adian
National Agent or

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

straightforward. and honest. He!

facts. He gives the impression
that he is the stamp of man that
should. zo to Ottawa.

Mr. Bushby is a native son 1 of
British Columbia, and proud. of
‘the fact. He isa successful man
in business. He is a resident of
Prince. Rupert and employes 2
considerable. number of people,
working i in perfect harmony with
him... He has . been thirty-five
years in ‘business in B..C. and is

!

lin a position to state an unselfish

and honest business poliey isa
profitable one..

‘The Conservative candidate ig

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- BRITISH COLUMBIA

THE MINERAL PROVINCE OF WESTERN CANADA
- HAS. PRODUCED MINERALS VALUED AS FOLLOWS:~ =~

Placer Gold ..cceceeceserr ers cseeteenes & 77,882,953

Lode Gold .....:- cece ne eee rece cenenene 118, 473, 190
River Vasc ece sec e cen ceseeeeeweneaee cual 68,824, 579

Lead .occcccveeeeseccen crepes eee nne sees 70,548, 578

| Ooppet ss. cevecrereeeees 187,489,378

wot le FANG veacccccesuneeersces .. $2,382,958
beets Coal and. Gale ccecee ces speaeereeesennes ‘260, 880, 048

‘ Building Stone, Brick, Cement, etc..,.. 42,295, 814
Miscellaneous ‘Minerals cap eeeeeneeeeces 431,349

Making mineral production tothe end of 1 Mhow
‘ AN. AGGREGATE VALUE OF $859,427,386

, The ‘substantial. ‘progress of the mining industry in this prov- ,
‘ince is strikingly illustrated in the following figures, which
‘aha: the value. of se acto for successive 5-year periods: ~

_ For all years “to 1895; inclusive ..... ie. 94,847,241
' For five years, 1896-1900 ....,..seeiees Br ee, 967
For. five years, 1901-1905 ......-..a.60. 96,607,968
Bat For five years, 1906-1910 i... ...-.eeseee 125,584,474
s ., For,five years, "JOUISLOLB «. sve eee ne eee 142,072,608
) ie ” Por five. years, 1916-1920“... 1.5605. 17) 189,922,795
For the year L921 vvcneceeteeseveenereny 28,066,641
For the year 122. « saeee deeveceuugn sreye 85,158,848
-. For the year 1928....0.5.-4+: jesse vee 4; “304, 820 |
- For the year 1 1924....0- tle ceceeeedeana. 48,704,604, .

“PRODUCTION: DURING LAST TEN YEARS, $372, 604,125

‘half of the Province haa ‘been: proapected; 200,000°
* mineral ff lande ara open for prospecting, Lo.
The maining lnwa of-thia Provined aye more Wheral and-the teen lower than :

any vineral Jocationa are granted to discoverers for nominal

5, , axe obtained by, Seveloping syeh eo es, security ¢ of" w

; "pron grant cally all Britiah Calabi inlneial

hag boon done ere. described I

of Mined, ‘Those considering mining.
They are savallabla without ches
haa vRigentven age

Neriewayees ore Feeoraus

Tis Hi nourable
ot : "ato onli cM *F

tan chs rere ard

equare miles of _Baexplored
,

fees.: ‘Absolute titles se
Ja guaranteed by pes

jeological Survey
amended 83 The sources of aforatin

La ae

‘

Lode mints has only Been, in proerési about 25 years, and’only about one- a

Province in the Dominion a any Colony.in the British Empire. art

=

‘of Mines .. a ie

a man who ‘thinks for himself
and has the ability to express his
views ‘and he expresses them in
a way thati impresses others. He
is not the stamp of man who can
be Jed around by the nose and
if.he goes to Ottawa he will not
be a blind weakling ‘who jumps
to attention every time the party
whip cracks. He will represent
this riding, and the people in it,
be they Liberal ‘or Conservative,

——

“Oh, That Railway Policy!

ing you voters, to ‘take a broad |
view of things and consider Can-|
ada. 28.8 whole.
fine for a campaign speech, ‘but
lwho is going to look after Skeena
(the | ‘preatest, Undeveldped ‘part
lof British Columbia)?" ‘Va \cou-
ver. is. ‘looking, after Nandouver
‘and doing it well. Other places,

tlhave looked after” “thernselves, |i

Skeena alotie | ‘has ‘been “taki” y
‘broad view for the past 4 Yeats.

ytd

That is ‘good stuff for the Liberal |

terior. i
narrower, view and see |

Wha page

pick. agandidats, ‘whio’ will ‘be de-

tive in our interests at ‘Ottawa.

Te was and ig a favorite Liberal

jreds of millions of the people’s

js valiye, keen and sure of his| :

‘be shoved | off the railway map

The Liberal party. will, be aak- }

‘That i is all very |"

|fTbeen bappeniig. to, us, ‘and. teen

THE OMINECA H HERALD, ‘FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925

ane

ery— “our railway: policy, ithat
great policy as laid down, by, Sir
Wilfrid Laurier’? ‘What are. ‘the
results after four years of Liber-
al management?. Vancouver has
been made the Pacific terminus,

Rupert i is only the blind end of a

been made. to put, the dilapitated
Canadian ‘Nortiiern into’ shape for
héavy traffic to.a port where the
people’s. road. has no terminals;

=| the GT. P., which the Conser-|
vatives left in good shape has |"

depreciated to such an extent it

fie: the exceptionally fine termin-
als at Prince Rupert are over.

the Conservate government built
ships at Rupert, but have the Lib-
erals built a skiff there? What
has become of the ballast trains
the Conservatives used to keep
the railway in shape? The Lib-
erals have not even kept the see-
tion gangs up tostrength. Then
what has become of the hund-

money that have. gone into the
Canadian National in the. last
four years? Certainly the G, T.
P. has received little. Yet we

MacKenzie King were given a
chance to run things, So much
for the Liberal railway policy.

‘ About the worst- thing that
idx would be to have the Cana-

G. E, That would give Vancou-
ver a cinch on the north business
and. the Peace River, Prince
Rupert and Central B.C. would

for many years to come., That
scheme is now offered Vancouver
voters by a Liberal candidate as
a bait. for support ¢ of. the Liberal
party.

“Much ado i is being made by the
Liberal press over the’ entry of
Mr. Massey. of Massey Harris Co.
into the MacKenzie King cabinet
without portfolio. . The - indica:
tion of such amoveis that King’s
low-tariff knees have weakened
and he is. attempting to scrape up
favor with the manufacturers,
particularly i in Ontario. The ap-
pointment of Mr. Massey without

ae tee

home town; ‘he will never need a
portfolio!

rr

Beatty. Favors Noith. West

Yor the north, ‘and: especially
the north-west of British Colum-
bia. the most important:.announ-
cement made for a long time was

cally expressed ‘himself’ as’ ‘favors
ing the Peace or the Pine passé’ ‘ag
the outlet td’ the. Pacifie’ for the
Peacé River country. . Mr.Bfatty
gave | as. his Feagon’ that’ ‘either of |)
..| those. pagses would: ‘apen’ ‘up i inore
i-| productive territory. than ‘ay’ of ||
| the others.

Wot

ould serve" more ‘People,

any of the so: called enti as

worth while. a oo

of the Canadian National; Pritice .

branch line; many niillions. “Have. ~

is no longer safe for heavy traf-|

grown with grass and weeds;|

were promised so much if only]

could happen to the Skeena rid- |?

dian National take over the P..

portfolio is pure bluff. If: that! 7

that, of _W. Beatty, president
of, the CP. R., when he ‘emphati-

“Alko tht sueh's'line}
Yar le
‘service. “Be! does ‘hot’ ‘obtat dé

Henry Motors

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re-boring machine, acety-

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. Repairs of “all. kinda:
quickly executed ~

Wecarry a ‘complete,
stock of -Ford :Parts ..
and auto accessories

New Cars in stock
_ Free Air

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