THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER''6, 1933

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British Columbia

THE MINERAL PROVINCE OF WESTERN CANADA

has produced minevals of an aggregate vaine of

$1,400,000,000

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Recent Publications

You are invited to apply to the Department of Mines, Victoria,
BC, for the latest authorative information regarding mining
development in British Columbia

Annual Report of the Honorable the Minister of Mines for ~
the calendar year 1988
“Placer Mining in British Columbia.”

‘Summary and Review of the-Mineral Industry of British
Columbia for the six months ended June 30th, 1933

“Barite’ “Asbestos” ..,
“Magnesite aud Hydvo-magnesite” .

Non-metalic ‘Mineral. Investigations:
“Glassware”; “Clay”;

Address : enquiries to: :

The Honourable The Minister af Mines

Parliament Buildings

’ Victoria, B. C.

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' Vollowing is a list of cows in the nbove Association that gave 5§ ths, or
more of butter fat for the month of November, 1938.

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Name of Cow Breed Ts Mik Lbs. Fat Owner
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$2 Tbuey <2. ‘Guernsey * 4270 76.2 W. Sproule
82 “AlysS |: a -* Ber 1393 73.9 J. Owens
31 .Molly, - _ Holstein * 1485 STA - Riverside Dairy
ai Nigger. “TG 1090 65.8 W. Billeter

‘Heifers, under. ‘three years oid. whick gaye 30 Ibs;

butter fat or more dur.
For fhe. month’ 0: iorember, ANB. .

1 Sadie - Holstetn: 934 a 8. Woodman
23d Sally: - Holstein 1079 a 8. Woodman
21) Dinah "Holstein <980. vs Woodland Dairy
61) Bonne. Molstein *4096" Woodlawn Dairy
a ‘Beauly Guernsey. 837. W. Wilteter

Pigures in. brackets indicate number of days since freshening,
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Of interest to you

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AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT

The Pictorial Review

First gift order with Christnas
card $1. Additional gift orders
with cards. 60e. Write Pictorial
Iteview, Western Office, 402 W.
Pender St., Vancouver, B. C.

Frank Isnacson of Saskatchewan, |
was: dechired on Monday at Chicago, |
the world’s wheat king. This is the
231 consecntive year that Canada has

The second prize caine to Wm, Rogers
of British Columbia. Canada won a
event. many other prizes at the fair,

[he Premier of Mexico at the Pan-
the
sliggestion Monday that a central bank
he established with jurisdiction over
a series of central. banks in the United
Stutes, Mexico and Central America,
and that the currency be partially

backed by silver.
‘et

8. &. Magoffin, formerly a railway
contractor and well known In. this dis-

awarded the championship of America
and Canada, at a show held in Seattle.
Mr. Magoffin -is now residing in Van-
conver, ‘
ht & .
A memorinl service was held in Van-
courer on Tuesday at noon in honor of
the late Sir Arthur Currie. The sar-
vice was held in St. Andrews-Weslyian
United Chuiech. .- ‘ H
roe
Some fifty books were received at
the local publie school this week from
the department of education for use
of the school children. The books ore
particularly interesting to the school
children.
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A new directory has been issued ‘by :

Telezgraphs and Telephones. Congrat-
ulations are extended to the enterprise,
of the boys in the office. the old dir
ectory was exceptionally well warn
—In fact names and the rings could not

be read.
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AAAI H RNAI MH EIEN RS

trict has a dog, a retriever, which was |,

Doings Around Home

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Here and :There

four mnoose and two bear wera
taken by » purty of six Paterson,
N.J.. hunters in the Kipawa dis-
trict recently. The muose ranged
from fifty to fifty-eight inch heads,
This early success points toa good
season in the district north of
Montreal.

October 10-11 are the dates set
for the International Cover Dog
trials to be held at Petersvilic,
New Brunswick. Many - tetters
have been received from doz fan-
ciers, both in the, United States
and Canada, inquiring as to the
trials and a large entry list Is ex-
pected,”

First shipment of asparagus
From Port Nelson, Ontario, to Eng-
land. uboard the Duchess of Rich-
mond recently, has been acknow-.
ledged by. letters from the Old
Country, stating that the “grass”
arrived in excellent condition and: .
was of exceptional quality and
flavor.

Among the recent visitors to”
Grand Pré Memorial Park, In the
Evangeline country of Nova Sco-
tia was Mrs, A, J. Lafrance, of
Laconia, N.H.. whose husband is a
lineal descendant of Francols
Lafrance, an Acadian officer ban-
ished at the time of the expulsion
of the Acadians,

Tom Wilson,. trall-blazer, trap-
per, hunter, Indian guide and vet-
eran explorer, world-known for
his discovery of Lake Louise and

' Emerald Lake in the Rockies, and
last of the Canadian Pacifi’c Rall-
way's pioneer bullders, passed over
the Great Divide recently. He was
in his 7hth year.

A generous supply of British
capital awaits investment in Can-
ada, Sir Herbert Samuel, leader
of: the Liberal parliamentary
party in the ‘British House of
Commons, told a large luncheon
meeting of the Canadian Club at
the Royal York Hotel, Toronto,
recently. ;

The world's largest map of Can-
ada, 30 feet hizh and 100 feet long,
painted by Montreal artists on
linen, hangs in the Hall of Na- |
tions, Chicago World Fair, as a
joint dispiay of the Dominion Gov-
‘ernment, the Canadian Pacific and

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Sernons in the United COburch in
New Hazelton and Hazelton for the
next three Sundays will be particutar-
iy of a Christmas nature, :

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A son was born ou Monday, Decem-
her 4 at the Hazelton Hospital: to Mr.
nud Mrs. Gus. Gregory of Carnaby,
ta &

Miss Thompson of Cedarvale who
bas been a prttent in the Hazelton
Hospitn? ling so far recovered that she
left for her home-on Tuesday,

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The roads in most parts of the local
district are now in bud shape: They
have frozen since the heavy rainy sea-
son and ore very rough and full of ruts
The only thing that will make for good
travelling now will be about a foot or.
> of snow to fill the ruts and tevel
off the surface.

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The Ladies Aid of the United church
in Hazelton will hold their annual
Bazaar in the Venetian Rooms on Fri-
day, December 8, All are invited,

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The Premiers of the western pro-

far the conference had considered ‘the
problem of homeless unemployed sing:
le men, ; i none
oe

Six Avthur Currle’s. body, dyessed in
the uniform of a@ general,. lay, in ‘state,
in Christs church ‘in Montreal, and. on
Monday. thousands of cltizens, of Can-
ada paid: their respects... Just ‘thirteen
years ago Sir Arthur, unveiled : a. tab-
let in thig. church tot the unknown, sol-.
dier dead...: The: ‘funeral was: held’ On:
Pucsday with: interment. in: ‘the: Mount

vinces convened in Victoria last Mon-|
day and ibout midway ‘the conference | :
‘|Premier Pattnlio. announced that so

the Canadian National Railways.
Guarded by three red-coated mem-
bers of the Royal Canadian Mount-
ed Police, it is one of. the most
popular exhibits of the great fair,

Sir William Shenton, Carlton
Club, Pal] Mali, London, who was
’ @ delegate to the meeting of Lhe
Institute of Pacific Relations held
at the Banff Springs Hotel, in Au-
gust, recently concluded a salmon
fishing trip to the upper waters of’
the St. John River near Perth.
Having fished in [reland and Nor-
way, Sir William stated that the
St. John River salmon’ could not
be beaten. for fighting” qualities
and average size. ,

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; a
Hon, Mx. Rykmen, minister of rev-
enne in the Dominion government, has
been obliged to resign his portfolio on
account of lll health. He will. retain
hix seat in the House. These are very
strenuous days at ‘Ottawa, and it is
little that the public know or even
enre, What snerifices the men in respon-

\astble positions in the government are

nuaking for Canada.

NIMBER SALE X1615¢

Sealed Tendérs. will be received by
the Mlnlster of Lunds at Victorla, BC.
not later. than “nooh..on the Twelfth
day of December, 1033, for’ the pur-
chase of License «16156, to cut 185,000.
fect’ of Cedar Poles and Piling onan
aren’ situnted on. portions ‘of Lots 2514,
2515 and 2516, North. of Hazelton, Cas-
aint Land ‘District.

moval-of timber.

eater, Vietorla; B.C. or: ‘District’ For-
B.C,

Royal eemetery Fi

exter Prince: ‘Lnpert,

RHE SASCKRRRASASIES

Three ‘years will be atlowed for re- =

‘Further partieninis,o of the Obit F Tor: ;

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