STEAMS HIP

| PRINCE 1 HOPE —For Vancouver, Victoria, 8 te,
=Dedember 18, Jahitary 17 14, 293... i ny Seattle, |
th 8.8, APRINGESS BEATRICE =F pl
a ta) a
“Bella, Ocean Falls, Namu, nee
‘every Saturday at 11 a.m:
t AGENCY: FORALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP
| WG. Orchard, corner Third Ay

ite 24 Jamunzy ti, ae
ptedale, Swanson Bay, East Balla’
es Campbelt River and d Vancouver:

a i batho” ‘froin
Four y Street, Prin

COME AND HAVE. A. REAL TIME AT

THE DANCE OF THE SEASON,

j

| “VateNtNe DANCE.

ve EN THE HOteL:: : DINING. ‘ROOM, NEW BATELTON, ( on:

=" Biiday, February 12.”

Seve Old-time I Dances Included “s -Sevenepleee Orchestra
Refreshments Served _

Admissivn $1, 00 each. | “Children under 1 15, ‘50:

AIS IS * come TO! (BE THE BEST~ DANCE OF THE _ SEASON

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’Five- and Ten-acres Blocks
OF FIRST- CLASS

og ~ LAND |

Light clearing, good soil, suitable for ‘fruit, gardening,
poultry, or general production. .

Located one mile from New Hazelton railway depot,
PRICE: $28 to $40 per acre, spread over five years. No
’ “interest for first’18 mionths: & percent interest onbalance

Particulars and information at : :

- The Omineca Herald Oice

New Hazelton

pan VICE ||

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BRITISH COLUMBIA

ZHE MINERAL. . PROVINCE i OF WESTERN CANADA
HAS PRODUCED MINERALS, VALUED AS FOLLOWS :— |
Placer Gold visio... cc eccceeeesaeusaas $ 77,382, 958. ,
Lode'Gold i... c...cccsccecc sec ec cece ee. 118,478,190
Th 68,824,579
Loud... 2... ces eee ee epe ees bb bbevasecace 70,548, 678
; Copper seen teen e enters ted eanasereeseey 187, 489, 378
ZING ooo eccctcneresecdescescecyeneee BRSBROBR sh.
baat and Coke ....... 0c. cc eueccvetaeses 260,880,048.
Building Stone,, Brick, ‘Gcmeni, ete... 42, 225,814 |
Miscellaneous Mineral Wd eee te reve eaeaees 1,481, 849 Ht

AN . AGGREGATE VALUE OF "$859,497.36. ir

The. substantial pro ress of the.

mining industry inthis prov-
ince. is-.atrikingly illustrated ini

the following figures, which

ahow , the value of >, for, successive Byear eriods: a
ee ‘Forall years to 1296, incl ugive . vG 94,64 7;241- an 1
* . Ror five’ years, 1898:19 Ptpereeeerendae Br Roe eee. an,
Ho r five years, 1901- 1908 ebbeveneaseeae 96,507,968 on |
For five years, 1906-1910 , 125,534,474 _
For five years, 1911-1915 . 142,072,608 .
. Hor five years, 1916. 1920 ; +21 189,923,725: ate
" .¢ Por the-year 1921 2........ 28,066,641 om FAL
ta For the year 1992..:...... 268,843. - ;
i, For the. year -1928.......4: 41,904,920: : ih
} or the’ yoar 1924,,.,.... PeTESEe Tessa A! 704; 604; ee

PRODUCTION, DURING, LAST TEN YEARS,’ $372604,725

only. in progress ‘about 25 years, and only about one-
nal of Tie aalnlye bay tias' heen progpected; 200,000 square miles of unex! ored

’ | mineral bearing lande are fi Pec toe
» ny wie mining seis beets are thors" iibéral and thé tees, vier r than

ex Prari nidn ony inthe ,

: ny Minera ooationt tre to discoverers for nominal fees, . seeulntetitles

wo fa by. “sevelpping euch propertiax security of which {i mutranteed by

oroWT Be oPascticATtyAll British Columbia ratneral properties ven plan work
meee Minister 1

SDP eatery

* Gee mece a

il vale."
Vi is being ‘held: ‘
OW: ‘Brand and’ W. ‘Duncan’ ‘took |
advantaged? the’ snowfall last}

Mince Thee cote ee inkee hvoe for to mich repérta.
' o ines. ite | Hi} auch re:
: ae gene Geta ti) = = a a
jew VAR POUNETe Gre Tepe Manded wn yah ae
The Honourable 1
7 Muororta
he AAie THe

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ower

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wvisitor-this week. oth Woaley

7 as (Experimental Farng Notes) .

food” materiale consumed... The
initial. cost -of such | materials ig

| probably of equal importance.

An endeavors | to lower. the cost

=| of feeding, one'source’ of saving

too frequently- jost sight of is the
wise use . of ‘annual hay. crops.
|Such crops: are’ not for seasons
_ {when the’ regular meadows” pro-
“|misé:to * yield: ‘abundantly, “but
ean: ‘be’. used:.with . considerable

finaricial advantage where either
|hay. or-grain erops fall below:the

mark in the spring. on early s sum-|
mer .monthe. |.

. During. the ‘past five years a
large. number. of. grasses . and
telovers,.: ‘suitable: for annual hays,
have been. planted, both alone
and in combination, at the Cen-
tral Experimental Farm, Ottawa.
Some. valuable, data. have been

using such .crops ‘to ‘ saféguard.
against winter shortage of feed,

On the whole, mixtures of
grasses and legumes have been
‘more satisfactory than ‘either
seeded alone, -The largest aver-

Jaze amount: of feed. per.acre has

been secured from a mixture. of
the Japanese Foxtail millet and
either the white or yellow blos-
somed sweet, clover.

pounds of sweet clover:and 20
pounds of - the millet’ seed. per
acre, three anda half tons of
cured. dhay per. acre-has:been. the.
lowest yield.:secured and six and

a nalf. tons the... highest ‘-vield, |
The . sweet. clover ‘is quite fine/
when grown in such a mixture, |
‘eonsequently ther usual. difficulty.}
of curing this ‘crop is not-éxperi-|:
“» The quality of.the hay|

‘enced. |
secured:is also. quite good. .
, Lhe. lowering of feeding .costs

rate of three and one-half tons

‘instead of a poorer quality of
‘Hay, produced at the rate of one-

half to three- ‘quarters of a ton

to the’ acre in poor ‘hay

| years, ‘should’ be quite aépbarent.

The experiment is: worth a tho.

“ Woodeock . 7

i oe very, enijayablé conimunity|
dance was’ held ‘recently ° in’ the].
“Visitors-were pre- |-
sent: ‘from Kitwanga and’ Cedar: rae
This. week a sifnilat affait $m

schoolhouse. '

“ake

week to get out’ some of the logs

Siabak Ge

mil” eR

* bas

Woodédek: and: "KitwWa nf ia friends
ata very ple:

selhey Va aly

ar tley-- - WOR 8 Cedarvale.

use aa at nate ee at

ov Pecding Costs IP

Feed. costs are not detérmined ‘
wholly by the amount of different |$

secured as to. the possibility. of |]

The rate of | =
seeding for this mixture. was 15|-=

-by. feeding: hay produced at the|.

‘to six and one-half tons per acre|:.

mi ‘rough’ trial: on “the. part of any | i
1 | feeder ‘who is threatetied ” with !
! feed shortage,

TERRACE TH EATRE

they ‘hive ut * ‘fot’ ‘thie, ‘Hahall .
are, ‘bainy petting out mie ak iY
Tom and” Roy. Movie,’ ‘of Kite |.
‘wah’ ‘entertained: a ‘nuinber" of with the B. & B, gang, ap

a weak end’ with | Woodcock td
asant Weekend j party, 7

Wackitig His’ ‘ied Hitike Tor HOYe of

8. 8, PRINCE atiperr will sail’ from ‘ ‘PRINCE
JPERT for YANCOUVER; ; VICTORIA, “:S#-
Kj, and intermediate. points’ ‘dich: PRIDAY,
3.00 a.m, Toa
for STEWART and ANYOX....,.. 4.644.
suevsecteecness WEDNESDAY, 10.00 p.m.

8.8. PRINCE JOHN fortnightly for’ “VANCOUVER via QUEEN $:
CHARLOTTE'ISLANDS. ~ .

"PASSENGER TRAINS AYE TERRACE BE.
- EASTBOUND—Monii.y; Wednesday, Satutday,.11.57 p.m. : :- :
WESTBOUND—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 3.00 am. | * i

Etta co
A

er Ailoniie Steamship Sailings of further information apply to any Canadian National Agent ox
_ RB. F. MeNanghton, District, Passenger Avent, Prince Rupert, B: ... on

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GEO. LITTLE. Terrace, B.C.

LUMBER MAN UFACTURER

ye, » +, Lumper Pricelist © 0}
Rough Lumber........... 0. .ceeuseeseveuces $18.00 per M

, Shiplap............. vee edewbeaeteeees senses, 2250“

- Sized Lumber ............... be eveseceenees “99. 50“
Finished Material .... ..........22/.40,00't0° 65.00 |
Shingles. ... 2.0... .c0e.00. 02. .from $2.50 to $5. 00 per M

‘Prices subject to change. without notice
Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continously.

Prices of Moulding, ete., on application |

SCHOOL. SUPPLIES..

. PARKER, WAHL, AND WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PENS.
. WAHL EVERSHARP AND PARKER PENCILS — +

‘Bae uae Renee nov o new ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA $115 6 MB

THE FERRACE DRUG STORE

R, Ww. RILEY, Phm. B. TERRACE, B.C.

The’ public i ig “highty discriminative
in the matter of the bread.it eats,
That the product of the Terrace
Bakery’ ovens enjoys such a large
measure of the ‘public favor is. elo-
quent testimony ..to, its poodness,

e use none but the best materials.

‘It MUST Be

i ~ Good

i
i
FRESHLY-MADE CAKES, COOKIES, BISCUITS, PASTRIES, ETC. $),

Shipmenta made toa any ‘point

TERRACE BAKERY" .

GEO. POWERS
Propristor

0. Box -10£
TERRACE

| WE'ARE GIVING THIS |
~ WERE, FREE”

' Colleen. Moore inte greit comedy ~ : . Six Adult Passes:

COMIN G.

to show, food any time,:

THIS “DESERT FLOWER” . -
| to.the holder of =:

WEEK wae ‘the Tacky number ticket '

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Algo Camedy:— “ATR ‘Pocknrs? i drawn on night of show! ©

Fore
x ‘ - wil

sioveRAL CLAIM aN HAND SURVEYS

FRED ‘NASH, B. C.LS.-

| THRRACE, B, c.

we K. GoRDON
y Proprietor
‘

; joes TanousnoUr Cesernan, B. C,

“ | Migs: ALVenne, of. “KiGwangay :
a arene a few days with Mrs, Jobn

| Base last week. an
‘Mr. and Mrs. ‘Btiott,. wh

have been resident here for. Bom
‘bine; Tee Yast: 'Thurdday,”. ‘abt

D. MacLean; who is'

‘iW. 6. Little is “carefully” ‘Fe.

Deas making the” reyiainder ‘of , ‘last
Rk and L, Delt and’ D. Stanley year's ice last ag: = longa: yossble

lexnect. to, thake’ their’ hont
‘Everett, Wash:,. In future