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The Pacific Era

(f A land endowed by nature with rich and varied resources that ensure and stabilize rh; Pluspsrlty of in: citizens. So vnst in its dimensions "Larger than the states of Washington, (lrcgoxl and California, combincd (that it is nu umpire wthin Itself. Clupable of slmtaining :1 population of twenty lllllllllll, it has today but five hundred and sixty thmsamd souls. Truly the Land of Opportunity!

Where ‘TzurrThinls of the People Live——

((_ British Columbia bnldcrs on the Pacific, where twgthirds ui x2e humuxlifrncc hlvc. These Fat Ellsrcru pcOplC urc uurlukjnill? wll new 1e am cntcrprac. .lC.]Llll'iIlg nczv stun zlr s 0 living. affording; .'I rapidly gmwnv; I7‘..ll'l\'(‘E for the rich natural resources of this pr xcc. A111 the opening n? the Pzunlum Cunul made the llllfbflfi of British C.1lLI:nbiu~—<1pc11 all year-- ‘ACCCSLIblE to ships. that ply the s:\jvg\_.<eu.<.

‘The Pacific Eza Has Dauwnrd~< . . . . . . (Q The records of the Dominion l)C[).ll'EIl'l(‘.l‘|ll of Labor show that British Coluvniliz". hud 1M4") industries in lillS. Thc mlmlwr has. been incrc ‘d to 4,130 with an nnnuul payroll of $l50,‘)5<),82')~~n11 ism... of Havoc hundred per cent. in eight years. British Cahuulxn 1.: Ixzpldly’ coming to the fore front as one of the world's grcnttfll iudustrhl. ccntrcs. .

T31»: Esscnlials~ ({ (file-up power is. (he first cs~.~e~.\ti.»1 of industrial growth. British Guhmllvizl is lvleasvd \\'il.ll uuhlnited ‘water power. As ".1 result of the present n. of growth, one company has planned an cxpcnditurc in" (has. yurpotc Illonc of SBRIXXLOYX). (Thlnute, through n. Yuhlllllil u: lnulltll “ml cncrghv is considered one ofnhe esscnmls of Llrgc mduslrml gmxvth. British Clolumbia, with the least lluctuntwn of llCIllDCTillZllTC, ensures a higher degree of worker CfllClQIlCY dun any urea on this cdntulcut. ls it to be wondered thnt Sir Campbell Stuart, director of the London "limes, says:

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The \Vm'ld Looks to British Columbia-

(I The greatest-of chose nntuml resources is timber. Onerfifth of the world's timber is in the British Empire and approx- imately forty-seven per ccut. of the Empire's commercial

timber stands in BritialtColumbia. This timber consists of

Douglas fir, spruce; pinc, red cedur and hemlock-the finest types of softwoods. l: is significant that only onerchird of the world's timber is softwood and the demand for softwood

is four times .15 slfiilli as that for lmrdwlxld. The world must look to BfllSlSll Columbia for the higlrgrude softwood supphes uf the future. Thu: this xvnrld-wlde‘ Llelnnxld has arrived, is >huv~zu in Lin: increase of one hundred and sixty per cent. in British Columbia's lumber industry ill the lust ten yours. Today ships curry British Columbia lumbcr over the seven seas to thirty countries. The cut in 1926 produced an output valued .1: $82,000,000, yet the annuul growth of timber m British Culumbia forests is grater than the annual depletion (or commercial purposes.

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‘ Burs-h Coluznlvhfs second industry i. zlgriculturc-—mixcd»

fzlrluizxg, duiryiug, poulcrymlising, frultgrowlng, livestock and lllfdllfllllllg. Only 475,000 ncres in this vast domain ".u"c under cultivation. There rcmuirl approximately lifteczl u... m ncrcs cf zuublc loud.- anvuiriug the plow. Yct these few acres under cultivation Inroduccd wealth totalling WUDULLUOK) in i926. This wash return of S145 per acre, or an ‘warms of $3,185 for each of the 21,973 fanuhcs who farm m Butch (luhznxbu. This. is 21.7 per cent. higher than the average income of cnllildliill fimners.

Rich in hfincralr-

(Mixlizlg P1|BIilECl$ state that. British (Iolumbiu is the Inost highly mincralizcd urea on thc North Amcncnn continent. Only fifty per ccut. of the mlntnll lauds lmvc bean prospected, yet British Columbia produced $67,718.40!) in mineral wealth in 1926. 'l'hi.< is tlr: more remarkable when you realize that lode ruining has only becn ill the process of dcwcloplncut for about thutyItivc years. British Columbia is the world's fourth largest producer of lead; third largest m ZIllC. It Is Camdas largest producer of copper and ranks first m the production of sliver, and second in gold.

Prolific Fishing Areas--

-(( The fishing urea elf the British Columbia coast isftlw mos:

prolific on the continent. For the fourteenth successive ycer, British Columbia has produced more fish than any other province in Canada. The toul value of British Colombians fish production in 1926 was $25,000.00 This fish has world WldC distribution and is now being sold in sevmty countries.

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