- THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1928

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. ‘TERRACE, B.C.

;|/ Tanning, ‘and. indications are that
In doing the printing; i in selectiz ving the type" my
faces, and in combining the faces we have "
‘your wishes in’ mind as: well as the desire =
to emphabize the most important features ”

|pilation it is found that out of

showings: are being. ‘opened: up.
.. Bhe i ice hazve Lie.
iti

ttings Dp: ‘the

. Francois ‘Lake. ferry. ia still

{the lake will. not freeze this win-
ter,

Thec diamond drt for operations
on the Taltapin mine has been
taken into the property. ‘Arthur

Woods,. who ig “superintendent,
has all faith in the property, and
we wish him luek,:.:

According toa a recent official com-

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every 100 people in Canada, 51
live on farms. | The 70, 000 farma
in Canada representa gross worth

per farm and produce an annual
revenue of nearly $1,500, 000. an
average income per farm of $2000
yearly.

“in a récent experiment. it Was
found that where breeding stock
was kept withaut green rations
during the breeding season, only
half as many chicks were. hateh-

oN

on BS

Woodcock. 7

~ Burns Lake

me this week.
m Wm. Brand has received word
@afrom headquarters to proceed!
Seeawith the work on the road on the
eanorth side of the railway between
mathe crossing and the station.
mag this is welcome news, as it. will
Make the place of the old. trail
Mvhich has been in‘ use for years
mend which, from its meanderings,
24 ust have been started by that

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}‘crimeval calf’’, 7
| Are you a.subscriber yet? .

Frank Doig i is preparing to take
- holiday trip out to Vancouver
m the near future, Having been
m this part of the country since
jhe days of railway construction
Working throughout the winter
fhonths for the railway and. the
mmers on his ranch, ‘he. now:
els he is entitled.to a little
ange in his*program.
is not coming back aldne,
/ onder what that means. ~

; the:dpring a lovelier iris’ ‘changes on
Ai the burnished dove; _

f the spring 3 young ‘man ’y ‘fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of love.
AG ian’t often that: people in: this|
aS trict are called upon. to extend
bspitality to -stray wanderers
goo repay their’ benefactors by.
bbing them, ‘but. such’ was ‘the
prerience ‘of Stewakt Doig and
+. Venn last Wednesday night. |
i ey befriended a young man

10 happened along, giving him
bed for the night and plenty to
i t. After hig departure’i in the |.

ning. it. wag’ ‘ discovered- that:
| had

relieved: “his| ‘eratwhile | -

{ aismall amount of motiey.. :
\ ave you read ‘the aavertice:

ire ‘news is" just” A
0 BS the local n news. wo

r]
Dugald McLean visited Terrace

He says |.
Jen, of Decker Lake, -was heard |

LTharsday, ‘and “was * dismissed.

rushing: their’ tie cut to the land-

‘snow, due to, the: mild weather

Dittmer:& Robb: are Sitting ‘up|:
offices o over their

nds of several articles of value in 1

ints in this: ‘weék’s: paper? apr :
pg, ithbortant ‘igen

Ft . i
Mrs, Lyster has arrived home
after spending most of the win-

‘ter at Endako.

on McNeil, of Broughton &
McNeil, Telkwa, was -a. Burns
Lake visitor last week, >

Kenna Sheak has accepted a
‘position in. the Aslin store. “Mes.

pert, and they - will make their
home here:

Fred.- Aslin is. expanding his
fur business, and intehds to ‘eg

Babine districts,

‘Rev. J. HL Kerr and family
have moved: into their new house
which was recently built;

’ Mrs. F, Mann, . of Rose Lake
was 8 recent visitor.

Rev. J.. Allard, O.M.E, of Smi-
thers, made a trip ‘tor » the Lakes
via Burns last week,

- The ease of Bloom vs, MecCul-

before Gordon. Robb, d- P,, last |

‘McK. Tufts was. courise| for" Mr.
Bloom, ‘

Vinne|

The tie. contractors. -have- been .

ing as ‘there’ remains. but: ‘little |

Sheak arrived from Prince Ru- a

‘tablish posts.in the Francois and |

‘R. G.- Stearns. is “delivering OO,
lumber i in town, ‘where there will .

be a pond demand for it. a
Bros, and Mr. Slaker have the go| oO
‘in “them " and. are | turning | out’ a |
good quantity. of lumber. ee

ed as compared with the same
numter of eggs incubated from
pens. having plenty of greenstuff. .

farmers’ ‘most helpful - friend,
Such a system lowers costs per
bushel or ton. distributes labor
economically, i Incorporates humus
in the soil. controls weed growth,
and eliminates risk from growing

in fal), swing. }

i siipply, ‘which { ig of good quality, ‘

of $700,000, 000, ‘or. about $10,000/

A definite rotation of erops is a|

a, “Allin Rutherford

All “descriptions of sur-

| ‘samara soluctrons _-NOTARIES

‘ict & Tufts.

. veys promptly. executed

: SOUTH HAZELTON : ‘SMITHERS -

” BURNS LAKE 8

BRITISH COLUMBIA

THE . -MINERAL® PROVINCE OF WESTERN CANADA

... Hag PRODUCED MINERALS VALUED AS FOLLOWS :— .

Placer Gold TPR e eee et eee ee een ee eee & 76,542,208:
7 Lode Gold‘, -+ 109,647,661

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Making its mineral ‘eduction tothe end. of ‘1922 show
' AN AGGREGATE VALUE OF 769,418,462 ©

The Striking progress of .the mining
ince is ‘stri ingly illustrated in the following figures, which

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For all years to 1895, inclusive

~ For five years, 1896-1900
: For five years,. 1901-1905
.. For-five years, 1906-1910
‘ For five:years, 1911-1915
. For five yeara,\1916-1920
: For the year 1921
For the year 1922.

bheenees $

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94,547,241
- BLGOT 961
ae eae 28,066,641 =

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progress about 33 years,
; and not an per cent. a the Probie: has been even’ pros-

pected; 300,000 square miles. of unexplored’ mineral bear-
; ing. lands are open for’ prospecting.

The mining laws of. this Province are more liberal : and
the fees lower than any other provinee in the’ Dominion,
or any Colony in the British Empire.

fees. Absolute’ titles are obtained by
_ Perties, security of which is guaranteed by. crown grants,

Fall information, together with mining reports and ‘maps,
_ may be obtained gratis by addressing :

“WICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA

one crop. ‘

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industry, in ‘this prov- .
show the :value of, production for successive 5-year periods: -

YEARS, $339,200.90

Mineral locations are granted to discoverers for nominal
developing such pro-.

The Honourable The Minister: of. ‘Mines

" Mnasepensabte
~ In Our Business"
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Fleet Owners
In almost every business where fast (TY
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factor, Ford trucks have established .
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The experience of Robert Simpson
Company Limi ited,isatypical example,
The Robert Simpson Company

operates one of the largest truck fleets
in Toronto, 55 Fords,

that it-is being constantly enlarged: