PHE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1988
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HIGH GRADE SUPPLIES SHIPPED 10 ALL, POINTS. — : OA we 2 a : 7 : LE e fa a Rowe’s Sheet |
CHRISTMAS CAKES | 4 ee Metal Works

in variety a

_ CAKES AND COOKIES ALWAYS ON HAND: | | - Lead Pipes and Fittings. all sizes
' . om: a es | eet Copper and Brass
; GEORGE POWERS .- Terrace, B.C.. PO. Box 101. Stove Pipe and Elbows
+ co a ol - | Galvanized Roofing
+S = ee ; 4 oo Tanks of all kinds

: ea , . Esve Troughing
- ar 5 ae Chimney Tops
: ? Brass: Iron

_. We specialize in
_. ‘WARM AIR FURNACES

7 a x ; Eve thing for the Mine, Ranch
Heavy Wool . . — mee Sod Feetory

UN D E R W E A R - : i. : ae If it's in sheet metal we have it

Two-piece Suit |. OR ae 7 921—Second Ave. P.O. Box 467
PER SUIT $3.50 ‘PER SUIT ct ; S <A

SOCKS MITTS | / _,
MACKINAW COATS AND PANTS | | : | ‘Synopsis of

FULL FRESH LINE OF GROCERIES | || Land Act Amendmenis

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Speclal Prices on New Prunes

Minimum price of first-class land
reduced to $i an acre; second-class
to $2.50 an acre, :

Pre-emption now confined to sur-

. 7 veyed lands only.
8 ed Shp HA PT Rd Ah PN Brin ined Fed Records will be granted covering

W. F. LINDSAY Terrace, B.C. Mackenzie Has H .- 1] ouiy inna curteble Poreeernealtie eae
—— se No Terrors |, Quick and ee oN

but parties of not more than four

; D muy arrange ror adjacent pre-emp--
eep yee 7 lions with joint residence, but each

‘ oe . mettle necessary improvements or

i : respecrive claims.

Continued from page 1 | EE ermarmsree ane ~~ tre 7 P Ure -emplors must ocoupy claints for
After the white waters of*thel wo on, thankend far emcee) ee ead snake Improvements to
. “ -$10 per acre, including clear-

‘ : . We “are thankful for snow ing’ and“cultivation of at least 6 acres

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I want you to bring in what you have to dispose of, || Fraser, the Mackenzie represent- enough to make possible ‘sleigh-| beere-reelving Crown Grant.
portionate improvements, he may, be-
“in stock. i it anc . is- . . @ | eran
in Stoc will buy it and sell it to you on commis stories to the effect that that the|/dolled up considerable—and it| "yccmguland transfer his claim. «|
but they are good with me. Times are what we make them. he adopted a scheme of things Carl Wakefield is the man on the year. Pallures io make improvements
Paints and Varnishes, Hardware. New and Used Furniture, Crockery, of at eae 2 eayateds and revidence |
local hackers are getting on the aay record another pre-emption, | if

Tell me your price and Iwill sell it on commission, led “pie” to Captain Bucey. Hel ing. Very much so, lous than’ 3 youre: ana ee oe tot
Dr maybe you want something that I have not got |! stoutly refused to believe Indian| Harry Lanne having his house erat lichaalth oF tier cause, be
1 lam selling all could aaything be 1 aver? bad,. . [{orthern rivers were "‘bad’’ and| will now be very comfortable.| takes tmpronene eae eat
ZI Let us get together and put Terrace on the map. without precedent in the North job. felture Title one esas ae for
| RB, C. BISHOP - AUCTION EER It has always been the habit of Bob Barger is filling a tie con-| of 's10 per hare’ Megumerovemente
TERRACE Glassware, Enamelware, ete. TERRACE {|northern river captains to utilize|‘"@** UP Grouse Mt. and several  re-cinptor Goldie Geared at
eee wees |the services of Indians as pilots,

job he requires land in conjunction with?
= e - * . iS farm, without actual occupation,

and Indians’ pilotage is aptl . provided statutory | Hs mad
puotag ye) John Pearson has been wearing| oy led Satuory Improvener ‘Wrown

| T OURIST y OTEL Terrace Farmers = [¢efned by the sign “nix”, For! hand in asling for afew) ““Uniurveyed areas, not exceeding %

one run between Fort Smith and : : i

e ; . . |days owing to a beautiful boil or} 2cTee:, may, be leased ay homesites,
Delay Not Their [Ataviek—1258 miles — Captain we doutial ‘nd Improvement condliions
: . a. rv .

TERRACE Forward Move Bucey toted a pilot along, but Fur grazing und industrial purpeses

after this experience he found| Deep Creek was well repre-| eroas exceedmg 64) acres. may be

Now Under Néw Management,

.O. Box 123, Prince Rupert

——_—_ that he knew More about the sented at Carl Wakefield’s on the vay “nctory" or dndustfal atts on

The 2h ae negce The Farmers’ Institute at Ter-|Mackenzie than did the nativeg|24th and at A.Kerr’s on the 25th. may be purehised, ‘conditions Snelude.
| race has started its forward move | Who had lived there ali their lives,/ Among the guestsof W. Cocks bsNatural nay ‘pleadow Spe apible
. without anvdelay. The directors |2%4 n0¥ he gaily sends the big lon the 25th were W. K. Cunning: rod to then Remauetion of
Cafe and Saniple Rooms in con- [Ihave taken the initial steps ta white boat up and down the al-/ham and J. H. Beattie. gost, of Foad, Rot exceeding half of
nection . _ jmost unknown river by the sole . . PRE-EMPTORS' FREE GRANTS

secure @ more satisfactory dis-|aid of that sixth gense which 4. H, Beattie has failed to land 1 AGT, ae
posal of produce than has prevail-|some river captains seem to pos- his usual deer this fall. Says tnelude wit persons ‘soning enlarged te
ed hitherto. They have also set | sess. . they seem yery searee, Grouse, | with # Which fhe tains deve, line
) the ball rolling with a view to{: I was on the bridge with the too, seemed to be as bad, There fe andes ‘this 4 tor may apply. for
BCity Market, Prince Rupert Providing the much-needed ware-|veteran skipper as we crossed | Vere Plenty up until the season persons as formeny,untheone ae
house room and to investigate the!the Great Slave Lake and head- opened, when they s eamed to after the eonstusion of the prevent
FRESH MEATS, POULTRY, | possibilities of lime-hurning injed for the mouth of the Mac-|‘isappear entirely. «| Eagcuiye'® Priilege lo atv made te
Green and Ury VEGETABLES | the district. - The volume of busi-|kenzie. Ahead was nothing but| Vea. Conn shot a coyote recent-| are ue or payable by sollisre of ieee
Bought and Sold. [ness in the way of supplying|an unbroken shore line—flat, low |!¥ which was in prime condition. | Tass are noma ater B yearg, 28
feed and other ‘requisites for|lying and without hills'or any| Several of the local ranchers ered, due and boot fata rage 8:
Ful! Line of Grocertes ‘° | farmers and settlers has .been|other signs by which to steer, |have been up to Smithers recent- | taxes on'sondiaoet Of,payments, fees or
notably increasing of late, and|Slowly the “Distributor” felt her |ly with beef, pork and poultry. town or eit Jos held by aemneee
with a tittle patience and a really| way alone, and the Indian pilot Judging by the prices. and the| jie or iedirgeee ondents, Noquired
helpful spirit of co operation on! gazed anxiously ahead. . stocks in hand, there is no occa- nSUB-PURGrine i

[the part of the growers, the| '‘Well,.Joe, what about it?’ |sion to be without meat this win.) °"P'PURCMASERS oF crown
result cannot well be other than| asked thé akinper at last, “where |ter. What next summer will be crown “grants te sub-purchaney of
smost beneficial to all parties con-|are we now??? o> {like remains a question. “|. purchase @S Megulting ee trom
cerned. It will takesome time} Quité-frankly ‘the pilot said,| D, F. Greene has had several ulfiliment of vate forfeiture, °
and expense to lay the foundation) ‘I. don’t know—I guess I golinquiries re Bulkley Valley trom| [terest do not alsin ween a a
of the Institute's new work firtn| down and get a cup: of coffee.”": intending settlers who are coming muy be distibue eee an, ead :

fang safe~it may even be found| “AN right. Joe,” said'the chp- in the spring .or thinking about be made by Sree 2 applications “muse
to require some financial ageis-| tain, as he threw the wheel-over|it, and he says it takes an opti- "GRAZING
{tance—but when that ‘is done the atid “sent: the ship’ off at right'| mist for'that job these days; but| Grate Act, 1919, tor syutematia -
“bu © the} arid ! La: aa devel t of livesto .

way will be clear to a steady:path | angles and presently, after some |theré are many places far worse vidos for rang aiavota und ‘range
of advancement for all the settlers} more twisting in. the. shallow |off than we, andhe hasiio prairie| Annual grasing- perniltetarued bee

in the district. ‘The Institute] water the big boat was.in -thelfever himedf,. . Woned ownere, stock tener tayo
should have the enthusiastic sup- | channel and -headed down ‘the’... ————-

' associations Con... ringe: management.
wm; port of all.zrowers in thedistrict. Mackenzie.
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