__ THE OMINECA: HERALD, WEDNESDAY. JULY 17, 1929"

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Quarterly Meet’
Board of Trade

Held at Terrace!

The quarterly mecting of the Ter-
vice Board of Trade held in the lower
G. W. V. A. was well attended, There
‘Were over sixty present, general invit-
ations being extended to the . public.,
H. T. Kenney and J, K. Gordon repoit-
ed on the Associated Boards of Trade
Convention which they had attended
in Prince Rupert, special attention be-

‘Ing’ paid to the New Province Resolu-
tion which was dealt with at the Con-
vention, .Mr. Halliwell also present-
ed his account of the Boards work in
the Inst quarter, ;

_ After the meeting was:-thrown open |.
some‘ constructive criticisms and sug- |

‘gestions were offered: » It was consid-,
ered that ‘the planting of shade trees.
would an attraction for. tourists when.
the road is ‘through and. the parking
space for cars would’ soon be necessary

Many short addresses wete'made by,
various: local. residents, “5 +f

The strawberries ond cream which
were served after the general meeting

atlons. - During the uncheon ‘Miss Hal
liwell and John Hephburn sang salos
and <A. Attree gave a fine resitation.
The meeting closed by singing the Nat-
ional Anthem.

To the officers nid members,—- ‘-

The quarter just concluded bos wit-
nessed a continuation of the active
policy of the Board:

‘We have distributed a number . of
booklets issued by the. Consolidated
Mining & Smelting Co. advising pros-
bectors of the finds in which the Com-
piny is particular interested We have
also put on view a number of exhiblts
from the same Company to enable pro-
spectora to recognise these require-
ments. Several

tradesmen to help in promoting Empire
Shopping ‘Week,

. Several’:- photographs ‘ of: local . or- |:

| Local Itertis-

British Columbia...

“ Miss Bulwer, who has been spending
her holidays in Vernon with her par-

’ fents, réturned ‘on Monday night.

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According té ‘reports received fro

7 het Seven Sisters mountain country a
{big production of the red metal-is dua

from: the vaiious properties there. | At

-/fivet if was supbosed to be a great sil-
ver-and lead district, but recent devel- |

opments would - indicate - copper-gold.
The Consolidated Mining’ & Smelting

“1 Co. are doing most of the development:
yang they want copper-gold. There is

nothing the prospector can do quicker
than change his prospect from “one

. {metal to another Geo. Kerr. of Prince

Rupert and his partner ure now work-
ing on-copper-gold and ‘it adjoins. the
Seven Sister’s group. a oy

Tt is reported every: once in a while
that the Consolidated Mining & Smeit-
ing Co, will build a smelter on the
coast and the southern Papers state a
location on Vaneouver Island will be
selected for that big plant, The Con-
solidated people hold several large and

' . important properties on the Island, but

they are also opening up some very im-
portant properties in the northern or
central interior, and so far thé mano-
gement of the big company'has not in-
timated whether the new smelter will
he on the Island or on the mainland.
Some point on the mainland const hag
from present outlook as good a chance
as any Island point.’ .. ;

|’ ‘The Terrace News is $2.00 a year

Steps have been taken to secure a
regularized motor car service for the
local constable, and efforts have been
made to secure better police protection
in the district. co.

The Associated Board’s convention
at Prince. Rupert and a delegation
was sent from the Board to that con-
vention. Incidently, invitations have
been glyen to and excepted by the ex.

‘jecutive of the Associated Boards to

hold September meeting in Terrace.

Successful steps have been taken to
improve the freight service-on the-lo-
eal railway. ;

A resolution has been forwarded for
the consideration of the national con-
vention -to be held nt Calgary. and Ed-
monton In September in- which  thid
Bonrd urges the desirability of the es.
tablshment of a copper refinery on
the Pacifie Coast. ‘

Communications have been sent to
the Minister of Railways and Canals
urging thut the outlet from the Peace
River to the Pacific be by way of the
Groundhog country and the Kitsum-
kalum valley to Prince Rupert. —

Consultations have been held with

‘the District: Engineer. and his assistant

with. regard to public works in the dis-

‘{ trict, as a result of which the Board |.:

was promised that $60,000 would be ex
pended this year.on the mein highway
between Copper river and Usk, and

loci! roads into good condition The
attention of the Engineers wags drawn
to the following among other items:
The ueed for a road. to Mr. Sher-
wood's place; the need for attention to
W. Goodwin's rond: the need for work
on the. Merkley road: the continuation
of work on the. hatchery road: .the
making of the cut-off to Lnkelse: the
heed of road uccomodation for Yanar-
sdol settlers, the requtrements for par-
king space at Lakelse Lake; the con-
gestion on Lakelse.rond; tie. bad. con:
dition of the Hoult hill; the . danger.
ous condition of the bridge near Joe
Cook's; the bad condition. of Spring
Creek bridge;‘the need for a bridge:
over Kalum river near Kelum Lake.

pnd several other matters, It-is pleag-

ing to know that a larger proportion
of the Board’s suggestions have result’

Jed.in practical work. being undertaken J .
|0 meet the wishes. of the Board, and'| |

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Were. much. relished, material comfort
after New Province and other consider-

chards-in bloom have been supped to:

the publiclty: department of the O'N R.

oe if Seoretary, -

_ [Son on Saturday morning where she |,
“Ss bwil visit with Dr. and Mrs. Large, lat-
‘jer'she will attend the University of

$12,000 would be spent in putting our |

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“Write The Borden Co,, Limited, Depts
B43, Vancouver, for Baby Books. ‘

Miss I. Assell of London, Eng., gr-
rived last. Friday. Sle will proceed to
Vuacouver in a faw divs to vist with
her sister, Mrs. A iV Robinson.)

The public school meeting tu hare
been heli on Monday last was post-
poned until Wednesday, duly 24.

Muster Rager Walsh spent a few
days with Mrs. P. Skinner at Usk.
Roger says he had a fine time so long
as the holiday lasted. :

NEW AIR BASE ESTABLISHED

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The Northern Aerial Mineral Explor
ation Company have decided to make
Sloux Lookout, situated on the main
line of the Canadian National Railway
there headquarters for operations in
the Patricia District, and they annou-
neced recently that a 200 acre camp
site on the lakesfront- has been laid
out which will be the nucleus of a
modern village with all. conveniences,

It will contain shipways, hangars, of-

fices, machine shops, and assay office.

{Sioux Lookout is the scene of much

activity, engineers and scouts for the

chief mining - concerns -are’ establish:
ing headquarters at this point for the
senson’s activities. They include the

Mining Company officials are asked
to note the provisions of Section 16,
“Mineral Survey and Development

-; Act,” which are quoted herewith, and
govern themselves accordingly:

““(1) Where & corporation, . other
than a private company under the
“Companies Act,” acquires an interest
in, or title to, or engages in work on
any mining property situate In a min-
eral survey district, it shall forthwith
notify the Resident Engineer of that

.|district, and the Provincial Mineralo-

gist, and file with them full particulars
thereof, and shall also file with them,
as soon a8 it is issued, a copy of every
prospectus or statement in Heu of pros- .
pectus which ig required by the “Com-
panies Act” to be filed with the regis-
trar of Companies.

“(2) Where a corporation, other
than a private company ‘under the
“Companies Act,” issues, ‘publishes ox
distributes, or causes to be issued, pub-
lished or distributed, any pamphlet.
bulletin, circular, advertisement ; or
publication relatingto to any mining
property situate in the Province in
whiche the corporation has any inter-
est or on which the corporation is en;.
gaged in work, the. corporation shall
forthwith file 2 ccopy of the pamphlet,
bulletin, circular, advertisement, or
publication in the office of the Resi-
dent Engineer of the mineral survey
district in which the mining property
is situate, and shall also forthwith
file three copies of the same in the of-
fice of the Department of Mines a7
Victoria. : ‘ :

“(3) If a corporation ‘makes  de-
fault’ in’ complying’ with any require-
ment of this section, it shall be Liable.
on summary conviction to: a fine not
exceeding twenty-five dollars for every
day during which the default continues
antl every director and every mana-
ger of the corporation who knowingly
and wilfully authorizes-or permits the
default shall be lable to the like pen-
alty.” | : :

For information regarding Britist
Columbia Mines apply to the Depart-
ment of Mines, Victoria, B, C,

Special Bulletins, Annual. Reports,
.ete., furnished free of tharge.on appli-
cation, (°° enn

”

Mining Corporation, Atlas Exploration,
Nipissing, Huronian Belt, and Lina-
sley and Conell interests. —

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The Terrace News: is $2.00 0 year

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“July Oth, 1629, 1

Advertised Goods
Are Lower. —

* ADVERTISING turns over stocks rapidly, and there-
fore multiplies. profits. This means . that prices in a
shop which advertises can-be short rather than long. _
Of this you may be sure! ‘Prices in a shop which ad vs

vertises are not MORE than ina shop which does not
advertise, The chances are that they, are oftentimes

This, also, is generally‘true: You will find. better a
goods, better values and better service in those shops. 9°! 's
which turn.over their stocks rapidly. This means, as n°" oe
genera? thing, shops which advertise. © vn. :

_ANOTETO MERCHANTS ss
"Advertising costs-you nothing—it id pald: for
Advertising is. eaby—it is simply, saying

‘what you say to. your etstothers in your, ‘slic
over stocks ‘quickly, if,you-would. make more money. :. -

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