THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 16. 1938

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4 The Terrace Bakery i . ue Skeena’s Industrial Centre
) Cakesana Bread that'is not ‘'right’’ is not bread at all. Our bread ie (1° pnsaion ™e
: Cookies invariably “Tight”, as trial will not fail te convince” you, Joe Fadool, Prince Rupert, was
aE mong QUALITY S07T 8 SUPFED To in town on Monday.
4 .. “Preshness—alvays"" Mr. Hatt, of Terrace, paid a
pos . flying visit to town Friday. —
om 65 GEORGE POWERS P.6.%oxi0. Terrace, B.C. The ditcher is side-tracked at
_ i pep ae ono | Usk, cleaning out mud slides.
gen C.W. Dawson, Hazelton, wasa
5 2 6] | Suest at Hotel Durham for a day.
4 A dance took place at the hall
? mo Saturday with the usual crowd.
4 * * Mrs, J. W.tickert returned from
An Indication of Taste Terrace, where she took one of
, . 7 her grandchildren for medical
A man is known by the company he keeps, treatment,
- and we might add—‘‘and the stationery J.Colburn expects to start again
\ . he uses.” to. complete the shingle mill, the
q le : building of which has been in
Keep company ‘with good stationery, the abeyance since last fall.
kind that is printed by \ The building of the Usk school
4 will be the next activity. It will
os : have two rooms and will have a
THE OMINEC A HER. ALD splendid location on the bench.
NEW HAZELTON _ E. F. Duby returned from a
THE TERRACE NEWS trip east and has started up op-
ff eration again at the mill, with a
: , | TERRACE few new hands and repairs to|
ake neat ey td set se the machinery. |
thing reflecting eredit on y The future ‘Cordillera’? Hotel
has arisen to its second storey like
7) of |2 mushroom, changing the land.

scape of: Kitselag Aye. to the

appearance of a blooming city.

F. C. BISHOP

Over 300 Books to choo

Cheap Reading..

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25 cents each

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

THE STORE

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TERRACE, B.C.
Coming Comin
Saturday Wednesday

Charlie Chaplin

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This is a spicy show

{It is the first pretentious build-
ing yet built in the village. It is
the intention of the townspeople
to make a merry opening when
ready, so the proprietor, T.Shack-
elton, says “the doors and win-
dows will be
come.”’

Capt. John Willman? left for

critical state of John Bjornstad,
at the hospital, whose father;
Chris, Bjornstad, was wired to
and proceeded: back here, from
Walhalla, Nerth Dakota, where
he had had only time te remain
overnight with his wife, who was
in a critical state. He arrived at
Rupert only in time to see the
last moments of his son living,
The community extend their
sympathy to the bereaved par-
ents. The untimely passing of
the deceased cast a pall over

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Notice to Contractors

w SEALED TENDERS,. superscribed
‘Tender for Usk School,”’ will be re-
eived by the Honourable the Minister
f Public
hursday of the 15th day of March,

fa two-room school and outbuildin
Usk, in the Prince Rupert Electora
trict,
Plans,
‘orms of
iter the 16th day of February, 1928, at

he Office of:—J. Mah
gent,
neMullin, Government A
House, Prince Ru
ail, Secretary of th
; or the Departmen

USK SCHOOL

Works up to 12 o’clock noon 1998, the

for the erection and completion

B.C,
Specifications, Contract, and
‘tender may he seen on and

4th day of

ony, Government ALE

Court House, Vancouver; J, H.
mt, Court
rt; J.-P. MacDon-
the School Board,

of Public Works,

ing tenderera eon obtain one

a, B.C.

adminiatrator of
of the above-named deceased,

ALL PERSONS having claims against
the said estate are hereby notified that
full. particulars of such-claim, verified
by Statutory Declaration, must he filed
with the undersigned on or before the

A
PERS
estate are hereby notified that payment
of such indebtedness muat be mada to
the undersigned forthwith.

Dated_at Kamloops, B.C,, this Srd
day of March, A.D, 1928,

In the Supreme Court . of
British Columbia,

LIN THE MATTER of the Estate and
Effects of LEONARD HELAS, De-
ceased,

Intestate,

—and— ;
‘(IN THE MATTER of the ‘‘Adminis-
tration Act’? and Amending Acts.
TAKE NOTICE that by an Order
made by his Honour, John’ Donald
Swanson, a local Judge of this Honour-
able Court,

on the 26th day of February,
undetsigned was - appointed
e estate and effects

ril, 1923.
ONS indebted to the said

F. TEMPLE CORNWALL,

and lived for some time in con-
nection with the Kleanza Co.

No Bridge Commitments

Hon. Dr. Sutherland has return-
ed to Victoria from Ottawa, where
he took up with Hon. Dr. King
the matter of bridges over the
Skeena. river. The Domimon
minister. of public works agreed
With the provincial minister of
public’ works that water level
bridges were preferable to ferries,
The Dominion minister did not
commit himself to any expendi-
ture on these bridges.

| The Dominion government has
decided upon very extensive re-
ductions in fishing licenses along.

wide open in wel-

Rupert Friday, owing to the

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nae oa
J. York was a yisitor in Ter-
race Satarday. ve “
Olof Hanson spent Tuesday in
town on business,

Austen Goodenough was here
Saturday on business.

H. Ball and J. Beasley have
taken positions in the mill, ,
‘Thos, Snell, of Usk, was in
town Thursday on businegs.

Mrs, Hagen paid a business
trip to Terrace Saturday Jast.

S. Bergman and Wm. Hagen
were visitors to Usk Sunday.

J. P. MacDonnell, of Usk, is in
town making extensions to the
office.

Frank Parker. was a visitor-in
town several times during the
week,

The mill is running its ‘fullest
capacity, ten more men haying
been taken on.

Misses A. Allen and M. Cowen
were guests of Mrs. F. H. John-

ston at Usk Sunday.

Usk, -were the guests of Mrs,
Lidstone on Tuesday,

.
Bert Wearmouth left Thursday
for Kupert after spending the
past three months working here.

The men in the woods haye
been busy’ getting out a large
order for boom logs to be ship-
ped to the Great Lakes, 18 cars
having already been sent for-
ward. | ’

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| Forestdale .

none. 3

Rev. Father Allard held mass
here in the hall on Wednesday
and also held service at Topley
the same day, |

J. A. MeDonald is inspecting
ties here as they are loaded, on
the cars. Twenty five cars were
loaded this week, and the same
number is still to be loaded.

Most Rev, F. H. DuVernet,
Archbishop of Caledonia, held
confirmation service here in St.
Paul’s church last Sunday, Mrs.
B. B. Keddy was a candidate for
confirmation. A large congre-
gation gathered, including a num-
ber from Rose Lake.

TIE LOADER WAS
INSTANTLY KILLED

at Forestdale on Friday last,
John Carlson slipped from the
gang-plank while carrying a tie,
which fell on him, causing his
instant death. The remains tere
shipped to Smithers on Sunday,

Dr. G. C. Paine, of Telkwa,
has been appointed medical health

officer and; medical: inspector of

schools for Telkwa and the sur-

ppy of plans and .specifj¢ations by ap- Box 870,’ Kamloops, B.C., the Pacific coast, The northern ned li
bing to the undersigned Wit ade ait 8689 Official Administrator, district ' will lose the . greatest Lake, Deep Creek and Wood-
planded on thelr return in good order. vo ; number, and it is proposed to mere, ... *y ty a

Bitily accopted ee | James Swan 2**7,7-|make the reduetions apply -al-)' Rev. J. ,R..MacCrimmon, of
putas We ETAT: er, |i oB8n te tesive orders for spraying |together to the Jape. It ie ex-[Burns Lake, was attending the
L partment of Pubite, Wor 8 Eng neer, ar >prant mera ree pe enetical ex- | pected their places ‘will be . taken ‘Preshyterian. synod in,

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‘Vancouver:

Mrs. Bunn and Mrs, Edgar, of |.

Manufacturers of all kinds
Sheet Metal Goods

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Rowe’s Sheet

Metal Works

. Lead Pipes and Fitti all sizes
Sheet Copper and Brass
Stové Pine and Elbows
Galvanized ing
Tanks of all kinds
Eave Troughing
Chimney Tops
Brass; Iron
We specialize in
WARM AIR FURNACES

Everything for the Mine, Ranch
and Factory

If it’s in sheet meta] we have it

297—Second Ave. P.O. Box 467
Prince Rupert, B. C.
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| ‘Synopsis ef
‘Land Act Amendments

Minimum price of first-class land
reduced to §5 an more; second-class
to $2.57 an acre, -

oon ay confined te sur-
yeye ls only.

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

Partnership pre-emptlons abolished,
but parties of not more then four
may Arrange for adjacent pre-emp-
tions with joint residence, but each
making hecessary tmprovementsa on

respective claims. . .

Fre-emptora must occupy claims for
‘ five years end make improvements to
value of $10 per acre, inéluding clear-
ing and cultivation of at leaat 6 acres
before receiving Crown Grant,

Where pre-emptor in occupation not
less than 3 years, and has made pro-
portionate improvements, he may, be-
vause of i-health, or other cause, be
granted intermediate certificate of im-
provement and transfer his claim. ¢
@ Secords without permanent residence
may issued, previded applicant
makes improvements to extent of $300-
ve dbnuin and records same each
year. Fallure to make improvements

‘y. Bersor, Bs formior

While engaged in loading ties|

rounding district,including Round |-

or record same will operate as for-
feiture. Title cannot be obtained in
less than 5: years, and improvements
of $10 per acre, inoluding § acres
cleared and cultivated, and residence
of at least 2 yeara are required. |

Pre-emptor holding Crown grant
may record another pre-emption, if
he requires jand in conjunction with
his farm, without actual accupntion,
provided statutory improvements made
aud residence maintained on Crown
granted land, -

Unaurveyed areas, not exceeding vy
acres, may be leased as homesites,
title to be obtained after fulfliling resi.
dential and {improvement oonditiona,
and surveying land, ;

For grasing and Industrial purposen
areas oXceeding 640 acres may be
lensed by one person or company,

Mill, factory or industrial altes on
timber land net exceeding 40. acres
* May be purchased; conditiona include
payment of stumpage,

Natural hay meadows inavoesaibie
by existing roads may be purchased
conditional upon construction af a
road to them. Rebata of one-half of
vost of road, not exceeding half of.
nurchase price, {s made,

PRE-EMPTORS’ FREE GRANTS
, ACT. ; F

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The scope of this Act is enlarged.
include all persona joining and hes
with His Majesty's es. The time
within which the helra or devisees of a
deceased pre-emptor may apply for

titls under this Act is end
for ona year from death ot ee

after the conclusion

war, This. privileges =
tronctlye, - P . * 1 also made re
No fees feleting to emptions

“simert to March 31,
8U8- PURCHASERS OF ¢
LANDS. ROWN

Provision made for
Crown grants to sub-p

price due and taxes:
ed . proport

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