ae HE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1922

’ EASTER-and Hot Cross Buns!
This time horiored delicacy sym-
_ bolic of the . season, has lost
nothing of its popularity with the
passing of the years. In fact the

custom becomes but the deeper |
rooted as time goea on,

Hot Cross Buna--Buna that fairly
melt in your mouth. That is the
kind you demand and the kind we
-make. ‘Appealing and tasty,’
‘you will say, We anticipate a
large demand, so get. your order
in early and avoid disappointment,

Wighest quality. fresh bread and supplies shipped anywhere along theline —

The Terrace Bakery

GEORGE POWERS - Proprietor
P.O, Box 101 - TERRACE, B.C.

An Indication of Taste.

or A man is known by the company he keeps,
a and we might add—‘“and the stationery
f . . he uses.”

oo Keep company with good stationery, the
7 kind that is printed by

THE OMINECA HERALD

‘THE TERRACE NEWS

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thing reflecting credit on your taste ™

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Over 800 Books to choose from

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Or we will change them as you have read them for 10 cents.

_F. C. BISHOP

TERRACE, B.C.

Pacnn a. St eat caiinns S -

min the Supreme Court of
’. British Colimbia.

N THE MATTER of the Estate and
Effects of LEONARD HELAS, De-
* ceased, Intestate.

: : ~—and— .

N THE MATTER of the ‘‘Adminis-
, tration Act’’ and Amending Acts,
mt TAKE NOTICE that by an Order

made by his Honour, Johr Donald
pwanson, a local Judge of this Honour-
ble Court, on the 26th day of February,
928, the underaigned was appdinted
bdministrator of the estate and effects
gi the above-named deceased. _ .
4 ALL PERSONS having claims againat

T.R. DAVIS

Terrace

is prepared to furnish

requirements

Excellent stock of
HARDWARE
on hand

Sash and Door ‘

| Floral Tributes

The following expressed with
flowers their respect for the late
Mrs. Wrinch:

Mr. and Mrs, Cline, Rev. and Mre.
Geo, Edgar, Rev, and Mrs, R. W. Lee,
Chas, and Mrs. Reid, Mrs, and Miss
Hogan, Dr. and Mrs. Lrving, F. S.
Walton, Miss M. Ward, Family in Tor-
onto, A.-and Mrs. Leverett, Husband
and Children, Mr, and Mrs. Morris, A.
D. and Mrs. Chappell and family, Misa
Horbury, J. E, Kirby, J. T. Breckon
and family, R. E. Loring, Thos. and
Mrs. Bracewell, S. H. and Mra. Fos-
king and family, H, GC. and Mrs. Han-
kin, A. P. and Mrs, McKenzie, John
nd Mrs, Newick and: R, Langlands,
B. and Mrs. Hyde, J. D. and Mrs, Gal-
loway, W. and Mrs. Moxley, Mrs, Fake-
ly, Dr. and Mrs. Hankinson, Dr. and
Mrs. W. T. Kergin, Miss C. Goddard,
W. A. and Mrs, Gow, B. D. and Mra,
Boden, Mrs. M. L. Larkworthy, W. J.
and Mrs. O’Neill, Robt. and Mrs. Tom
linson, W. G. Mennie and family, Geo.
and Mrs. Woodland, L. A. and Mrs.
Graef, Wm.' and Mrs, Grant, J.C.
and Mrs, Sealy, Wr A. Wattie an
family. Harris Family, Rev, and Mra,
Proctor, C V. and Mrs. Smith and Miss’
Inez Smith, W. W. and Mrs, Wrathall,
H. H. and Mrs, Little, E.R. and“Mys,
Cox, A. M. and Mrs. Ruddy, L. 8. and
Mrs. McGill, Horace and Mrs, DuVer-
net, Miss Easthope, Mark Edgar, Dalby
and Mrs, Morkill, W. W. and Mrs, An-
derson, Mrs. M, L. MacKay, Miss H,
Graham, 8, S$. and Mrs. Sargent, Mr,
und Mrs. Doodson. EB. E. Orchard and
Mrs. Orchard, Dr, Harry Smith, Dr.
Norman Allin, Dr. Anderson, Dr. Scan-
lon, Dr. Prust, Dr. EK. W. Allin, People
of New Hazelton, Martha Mulkon, Jas,
May, C. and Mra, Clifford, Roy and
Mrs, Ridsdale, Mrs. Alice Morrison,
Mrs, Jimmie Hope, Chief and Mrs:
Timothy Harris, Alfred and Mra. Danes,
Katherine Jackson, Chief. and rs,
David McKenzie, Peter and Mrs. Mil-
ton, Mrs. Clarke, Mra, Sa:npson, John
and Mrs. Brown, Miss Esther Clark,
Henry and Mrs. Brown, John~ Paul
‘Klamiaha and Walter Kale (Chiefs),
Pupils Hazelton Publie School, Board
of Tiustees Hazelton Public Sehool,
The Hazelton Hospital Staff, Prince
Rupert Medical Society, Pastor -and
Official Quarterly Board and Ladies’ Aid
of Union Church of Smithers, Ladies’
Aid’ and Board of Trustees of Union
Church of Hazelton, Ladies’ Hospital
Auxiliary and Hospital Advisory Board,
W.A. of St. Peter’s Church, Old Timers
of Hazelton, Tyee Lodge No. 66 (Prince
Rupert), Teachers and Indians of Hag-
wilget Village, Kispiox Epworth League
Members of Church Army (Hazelton),
Salvation Army (Hazelton), Glen Vow-
ell Friends, Children of Hazelton Indian
Day School.

Card of Thanks

Dr. Wrinech and family take
this opportunity of conveying

é said estate are hereby notified that
IL_ particulars of such claim, verified

Statutory Declaration, must be filed
th the undersigned on or before the
th day of April, 1923.. ;

f ALL PERSONS indebted to’ the said
state are hereby notified that ine, aid | ; THE P RESBYTERIAN
f such indebtedness must be made to CHURCH, Terrace
@ undersigned forthwith. . 1 h

will hold a .

Dated at Kamioops, B.C., this 8rd
f

eeeay of March, A.D, 1928.
Home-éooking, Home-made Candy

F. TEMPLE CORNWALL,
Box 870, Kamloopa, B.C.,
Official Administrgtor,

Timber Sale X4839

a Sealed tenders will be received by the
inister of Lands at Victoria, not

THE LADIES’ GUILD OF

_|has been softened, and if it were.

and
Easter Eggs in the Church at 3 o'clock

Saturday, Mar. 31

ster than noon on the 6th. day of|:
tit, 1928, for the purchase of Licence
cense K4899, to cut 28,800,Jack Pine
Hea, on an'srea situate on‘ the’ Weat
e of Decker Lake, Range?s, Const
d District. ’
‘wo (2) years will be
oval of timber, -: i: ;
Further particulars of the Chief For-
Fter, Victoria, B.C., or District Forea-
ar, Prince Rupert, B. 8

allowed for re-| the following:—J. H.. Young, H

ae
tamale

pe

PThe Herald is $2.00 a year, .

The signing of the berry grow-
ers’ contract is proceeding apace. |.
The ‘forms arein the hands of
A. Swain, C.H.Thomas, A. Kerr,
‘H. King, W.A. King and H. Hal-
859! liwell, any one of whom will be
glad to take the. signatures’ of

. TE Sat, IN ab 2b

their most sincere and heartfelt
gratitude: to the very many
friends who, in so many ways,
gave expression to their sympa- |!
thy with them in their bereave-
ment: ~

possible would have been entirely
effaced, by the memory of this

ous. expression of appreciation

_ Terrace Weather ° |;
Merch Max.Min, Precip, Wind
Sun, 11. 99,.24..°  ,. fair .. aw
Mon.,12. 41 ;, 31

Tu, 18. 44..28.. °°. fine .. oN
Wed,,14. 48..18 ..  ™ fine .. nw

Thu, 15.42... 25.0; 01... eldy.. 3 |
Fri, 16.. 47... 81.....19' .. sleet nw

D. MacGregor

' Continued from pagel ,
improvised gun carriage for con-
veyance to the cemetery at Kit-

sumkajum by pallbearers repre-

were Messrs. S. Creelman, E.‘S.
Cole, E. W. Baker, N. Shei wood,
C, N. Brewer and R. Beecher.

In spite of most inclement
weather about 100 people gather-
ed at the secluded cemetery for
the final ceremony. Rev. Mr.
Marsh read the committal service
of the church and. Rev, J. H.
Young and Mr. Fowler that of
the Oddfellows, the members of
which body depusited evergreens
on the coffin and sang ‘Nearer
My God to Thee.”

‘The pallbearers at the grave

represented the Oddfellows Lodge
aud were Messrs. C. A. Fowler,

‘E.T, Kenney, L.H, Kenney, F.C.

Bishop, F. Mills and §. A. Kircaldy.
. Floral offerings were sent by
the employees of Little’s mill,
the G.W.V.A. of Terrace, the

1, O. Oddfellows of Terrace, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Little, Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. McCloud, Prince Rupert,
Mrs. Greig and familv, Terrace,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MeKay,
Prince Rupert, Dr. snd Mrs.
Bleecker, Mr. and Mrs. Murdock
Smith, Mr. and Mrs, A.H. Swain,
It adds to the sadness of the
death of one so esteemed te re-
member that his ‘widow is at
present in England under treat-
ment for a somewhat serious
breakdown, The sympathy of
the whole community goes out
to the bereaved.

METEORIC ASCENT
IN MOVIE WORLD

F, C. Bishop, who. owns and op-

erates the Terrace picture house,
is now a member of the firm
known as the H and B Film Com-
pany, motion picture producers.
and distributors, with headquar-
ters at Los Angeles, Cal,

This firm is now producing a

series of high-class outdoor photo-
dramas, featuring Cliff Smith and
Kileen Sedgwick, two well-known
picture stars,
leased the entire Bronx studio
of Los Angeles and will add other
producing units from time to time.

The company has

Mr. Bishop is the active mem-

ber of the company, acting as
production manager for the work-

ng units and aS general sales

manager for the distributing de-
{Partment. Before .entering on
The sadness of this experience! this business Mr. Bishop toured
the country, visitins New York,
Chicago and other key cities and
building up the connecting links
wonderfully kind and spontane-|for the company,

It..is said that Mr.

irely unknown; and with hs wife

and two-year-old baby, has taken
-. 04... fair .. var/ Up & permanent residence in Hol-
lywood. |

see BK

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Are you,.&, subscriber-yet?

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senting the Veterasn. , These}.

G.W.V.A. of Prince Rupert, the}

Kenneth J. Bishop, brother of}

Bishop’s| © o/
and esteem of the one who hag|SUdden rise to prominence is one
just passed out of our present jf the most remarkable known to

associetiony fate the ae ie, the picture industry in recent)
anette ee years. He arrived in Los An-
geles eighteen months ago, en-|.

‘| ‘Mannfseturers of all kinds of

" Sheet Metal ‘Goeds

Rowe’s Sheet
Metal Works
Lead Pipes and Fittings all sizes
“Stove Pine and Elbows
Galvanized Roofing
"fave roughing”

Chimney Tops
Brass; Iron -

ane

We specialize in
WARM AIR FURNACES

Everything for the Mine,’ Ranch
and Factory

If it’s in sheet metal we have it

227—Second Ave. P.O. Box 467
Prince Rupert, B. C.
S—— 4

Synopsis of
Land Act Amendments

Minimum price of first-class land
reduced to $5 an acre; second-class
to $2.40 an acra.

Pre-emption now confined to sur-
veyed lands only,

Records will be granted covering
only land suitable for agricultural pur-
poses and which is non-timber land.

Partnership pre-emptions abelished,
but parties of uot more than four
may arrange for adjacent prea-omp-
tions with joint resiience, but each
making necessary improvements on
vYespeciive claims.

Pre-emptors must occupy olaims for
ve years and make improvements to
. Valus of §10 per acre, including clear-
ing aud cultivation of at least 5 Beras
velure racelving Crown Grant.

Where pre-amptor in occupation not
less than 3 years, and has made pro-
vortionate improvements, he may, be- _.
cause of iii-health, or other cause, be
éranted intermediate certificate of im-
brovement and transfer his claim. «  .
@ Records without permanent residence
may be issued, provided applicant
makes Improvements to extent of §800

we alia and records same each
year, Fallure to make Improvements
or record same will operate as for
teiture. Title cannot be obtained {In
less than & yeara, and improvements -
of $10 per uacra,- Ingluding 5 acres
cleured and cultivated, and residence —
of at least 2 years are required.

fre-emptor holding Crowu
may record another pre-emption, if :
he requires land in conjunction with
his farm, without actual occupation,
provided statutory improveruenis made
aud residence maiutained on Crown
érauted land. Lo

Unsurveyed areas, wt exceeding 2u
acres, may be ieased as homesites,
title to be obtained after fulfilling resi-
dential and improvement conditions,
and surveying laud.

For grazing and industriai Purposes
aleas exceeding 640 sceres may he
ieased by one person or company. °

ill, factory or industrial sites: on
timber land not exceeding 40 acres
may be purchased: conditions include
payment of stumpage,

Natural hay meadows imaaessible
by existing roads may be purchaszed

condiLional upon construction of a -
road to them. Rebate of one-half of
vont of road, not exceeding half of .
purchase price, is made,

PRE-EMPTORS' FREE GRANTS
ACT. :

*
The scope of this Act is enter,
includa Blt persons Joining and serving
with His Majesty's Forcas, ._The time
within which the heirs or devisees of a
deccased -pre-emptor may apply for
Btls pnder this AcE is @Xtended from
or ong year from the death of

persor, as formerly, web

until one |
after ‘thie conclusion of‘ the present
. rivilere alsor -
troactlye. © HO $8 SIsoy made re

No foes relating: to ° em tions
are due or payable by so) fers on prea-
emptions recorded after dune 26, 1913.
Taxes are remitted for 5 years.‘

Provision for returr of moteysa an
prued, due and been paid since August
i, 1914, on account of bayments, fees or
nterest on Bareements te tarchmas _

oity lots. held by momi
or dependents, acqu

of
own grants hasera of
Crown Lands, -acqutri : :
purchasers who aadlede ene ree

urchass
fuldiiment of condi fone eeiture,
interest taxes

bo mane by Na
2 , GRAZING.
Grazing Act, 15919,
development of livestec
vides for grazing dl
TT aptration ‘permaf
on. numbers ranged; bed
lished owners, Stoc -OWDer
asdoolations for ratgra-
Free, or. partially ‘Tree;

fair elm [Bend in your name:and cash now!

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