THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1925.

You N eed AN lew BATHING CAP

. “This Season! -

We have a wide assortment of colors and styles, some prettily .
decorated, others quite plain. The Submarine style is quite

new,,...It has ear pockets to take the pressure off the ears and

keeps the water out.
Submarine sells for

Other styles range
from 26¢, to $2.00,

2.00

RUBBER BAGS, -to cary “bathing suit and towels, from $1.75 to $3.75:
EAR STOPPLES to protect the ears when swimming, per pair... .25¢.

WATER WINGS, to.give confidence while learning, per pair.

P.O. Box 1680

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ORMES LIMITED

Wholesale - and - Retail - Druggists
Prince Rupert The Rexall Store

a neers ean ies
- oS es aor
R eiearsen dems .
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Lumber &
Timber Co.

HANALL,

Manufacturers of

HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND CEDAR

HEMLOCK AND. SPRUCE.

prootine

Get our prices before ordering, elsewhera

Mill at
B. C.

Loe

, Dressed & Dimension |

Lumber

&. 8. PRINCE JOHN leaves PRINCE RUPERT fortnightly for Vanenuver }

EE Steamship and Train Service:

“= 6.00 p.m.

For ANYOX and STEWART—Monday and Friday, 4 p. mm a

For SKAGWAY and Alaska Ports—Wednesday, 4.00 p

* via Queen Charlotte Islands.

CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS gail from
* PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOUVER, VICTORIA,

SEATTLE and intermediate points each MONDAY at,
14,00 p.m. and WEDNESDAY cand SATURDAY at | :

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information’ apply to’ any Canadian .

R. F. McNaughton.

Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
ERastbound—7.14 p.m, daily except Sunday. .
Westbound—7.43 a.m, daily except Tuesday. |

National Agent or
District Passenger Agent,

Prince Rupert. | B.C.

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Those dng mining
‘ *) They AG nivatlabla without chargé on caine to the

THE’ MINERAL | PROVINCE OF WESTERN CANADA a
HAS PRODUCED MINERALS VALUED AS FOLLOWS :— ,

Placer Gold .,.,-......+> beneaeae weeeeed 17,882,953
Lode Gold ...ccscce ccc ee ele ceneeseeeeds M18, 473,190
Silver ...ece eee eens eee 68,824,579
Leed Le veceeateumecnseaenseeaer sees 70,548,578

! Copper sedge eenmyen nee nee eae enens _ 187,489,378
“BING .. esac eee a - $2,382,954
Coal and Coke 2....ccccseeaeee rene ceees "960, 880, 048

.. Building Stone, Brick, Gement, ett, .:.. 42. 226, 814.
Miscellaneous Minerals’: 1, 481, 349

Making mineral production io ‘the “end of 1924 show |
AN” AGGREGATE ~ VALUE’ OF ‘'$859,427,386

The substantial propress of. the mining industry in this prov-

ince is strikingly illustrated inthe’ following figures, which

show the value :of production for successive 5-year eriods:
For all years to 1895, inclusive tees 4,547,241

eeee

For five years, 1896-1900 .....esseeeee 57,605, $67
_ For five years, 1901-1905 ...,..-..s. 60 96,507,968
..’. Fot-five years, 1906-1910'....,.. vn + yer 125,584,474
. For five years, 1911-1915 .........-.06. "142,072,608" *
For five years, 1916-1920) ..........5 6 189,922,725 «: ..
For the year 1021 «ss seseseerees veceae . 28,066,641 os
cee Roe thes char one 36, 168,848 |.
Wor the year.1928........... veseesereee 4], °304, a20 -
For the year 1924, 2.0 coe cece eee tee 48, 704, 604

“| PRODUCTION’ DURING LAST. TEN ‘YEARS, $372,604,725

Lode mining has only been in progress about “DB ye rs, on ly about ang- “"
half pf tho Provinca has been Pac! 200,000. Pols ig mates of pnexplore

" bearkig pda arb ob pen £ r progpecting. 8
. inluggal fini g fang of this ‘Province are more  Wberal and io feea lower ittan’”

th neain the Dominion g , Colony.in the British Empire,
ony her Fesvinsa are granted ta a jarerd for nominal fea abosleatan

ara obtained by develop eloping & auch Dropestie security of which is guarat
+ crow arent’,
N. .b.-Practigally a sass came iy pipet »
ePetne ah pulateatpr to ax ee
Fee oi wee ned us valuable Hous + ee Mh nila
ome Hénoutable ‘The Ministero oft :
VICTORIA, BRM sh -CoLbM ‘bia a"

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eplarris. er hia wank h work ,

“IE with Purity.Flour; Special. by Wi
| Purity: Flour, 20d 49-Ib.' . Back, ‘8rd

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Terrace” 4

W. "Homer, provinelal’ agses-

en

sor, of Prince Rupert, paid Ter-

race an Official ‘visit this wéek: - -
’ Rev. Dr. Grant of Prince Ru-

pert, was ‘a Terrace visitor ‘dur- |.

ing the. early part of the week.

! Born—At the General Hospital,
Prince Rupert, on Thursday,
August 27,.to.Mr. and Mrs..Robt. |.
dq Kergonimeaux,, a-daughter. ..

- After,an absence of eighteen
months: in Vancouver,:.- Edward

"|Hamer has returned with. -his

family .to become established
onee more on. his. home on the
hillside above his. mining :elaims..
He states. that. he has interested
some new, capital..and hopes. .to
prove his faith that-all the wealth
at Kalum Lake is: nat cornered.
'- Mra: Geo. Little entertained
the:-B.D, bridge club and: hus-
bands -on' “Tuesday : evening, five
tables ‘competing. As.a token of
appreciation for -her services ag
president of the Club, a very
|| dainty cup and saucer was pre-
dented. to’ Mrs. F. T. Ross, who} .
Tlincidentally won. the first prize
as well” at her ‘last club party
before leaving: Terrace. ‘ George!
Little won the men’s prize.” ‘At:
ier ‘the presentation’ ‘had’ been
made, “delectable : ‘refreshtnents

|iwere served “by the hostess, ‘who,
{was assisted’ by her. sister, Mrs. |
Kincaid, “of Seattle. . nn

"William Nelson and his bride,
returned from Port Bssington on:
Tuesday to take up. their resi-'
dence here. .”

T. W.- Brewer, “forest” super-|
visor, of Smithérs, accompanied
by the’ district forestry ‘staff,
spent a few daya around Kalum
Lake Jast - week, -
‘Returning to. Terrace after an
absence of two years in the south,
James Tyler was ‘warmly wel-
comed this week by many friends
‘Geo, Fowler,‘of Anyox,:is toli-
daying at Kalum‘* Lake’ after}
spending a‘few days in town: .:

-- ' George ('Tiny’’) ucLaughlin,
well and popularly known’ along|'

, The directors’ of Kalua Lake]

| Mines - “Ltd. recently visited the

mine, at Kalam Lake and: wére|-

mith pleased with: thé conditions
{|< ou the ‘property: as: ‘dhowh them

by President Sihith. * Great pro-
gress‘has.béen' miade'in ‘the. drift
and the vein’is Showing well;.
~Mrs.. H: Mist’ and daughter
are spending a’ “short time’ in

||; ¥ancouver: PUP oe, :

Fair Prize List Change.
The Terrace ‘District’ Fall Fair| |

Association’ requests: ladies! ‘who!
"intend terexhibit ‘under Section 9
! (Hone Couking) of: ‘the “prize ist
| to--note“ the’ ‘following shang

Division 8—Faniey® Lidat made].

By Lindsay, Ist: 98-lb.:back . of}

hy Beye

Bald,’ ‘sack, . a oh ae
“Division -S=Apile!. Ples *E f

the line'as C.N:R.: tie inspector, :
phas | ‘severed his connection with|
the ‘railway to join’ the staff of} °°
| the Skeena Lumber Co; at Usk.

The * “Bulkley “Total fi ;

_B. & Orchard, Owner,

European or American Plan|

‘The headquartérs’ fot’ the” Bulkley
| Yates Bouts and Commercial men
find this a grand hotel to stop at,

“All traina met." Aatés, livery ' or Tigs

{saddle horaea provided.

Smithers. B. f

“WATER NOTICE:

(DIVERSION AND Uz.)
AKE NOTICE: that ‘Thaddius: R.
‘B.C., will apply for a licence to

of, water out ofan unnamed: creek
which flows southwesterly

north of north-west corner of Lot 6733,
Range 6, Coast District. ‘The water
will be diverted. from the stream, at a
point about 800° feet from’ ‘the’ mouth,

and_will ‘be--used -for -power purpose |
upon the land described ag an ar Hica- |

tion to lease applied for ‘by said

Davis. This notice was posted on "i
pround on the 15th day of Auguat, 1925.
A copy of thig notice and an application
pursuant thereto and to the ‘‘Water
Act, 1924,’’ will be filed with the Water
Recorder at Prince Rupert. ‘ Objections
to the application may be filed with the
said Water Recorder or with the Comp-
troller of Water. Rights, Parliament
Buildings, Victoria, B.C., within ‘thirty
days after the first appearance’ ‘of this
notice in a local newspaper.: The, date
of the first publication of this notice is
Atigust’ 21; 1925. 3° aM
2881... « To RB. DAVIS, Applicant,

~ SYNOPSIS OF
LAND ACT AMENDMENTS

PRE-EMPTIONS

Vacant, - sumreserved, - surveyed
rown lands may be pre-empted by-
'Britleh subjects over-18 years of age, |
and by aliens on declaring intention —
-to become British subjects, condl- .

) Monal; upon residence, eecupation,

‘and improvement for agricultural
purposes, ;
‘Full information. concerning regu-
‘tations regarding pre-emptiona is
given in Bulletin No.1, Land Serleg,

| “How to Pre-empt, Land,” copies of |

which can be obtalned free of chargs
_by addressing the . Department of
‘Lends, Victoria, B.C,, or to any Gov-
-armment Agent, i
Records will be granted covering
only land suitable for agricultural
purposes, and which is not timber-
land, Le, carrying over 5,000 board
feet per acre west of the Coast Range
and 8,000 feet per acre: éast: of that
Range.
_. Applications tor, pre-emptions are
to be addressed te the: Land .Com- °
missioner of the Land Recording Di- |
vision, in which the land applied for
ifs’ eltuated, and ‘are made on printed
_ forma, ‘copies of which can’ be ob-
itained from the Land Commissioner.

Pre-emptions must be occupied for '
five years and improvenionta midde |
to value of $10 per acre, including
‘clearing and cul{tvating at ‘least ‘five
: goreg, before a Crown Grant can ba,
recetved.

‘Wor rhore detattea “{pformation B60
* the. Bulletin ELow. : i to. * Prevempr |

Cond.” ‘
Lat PURCHASE: oat)

Applications are “peosived for pur-
chase of vacant and -unreserved |
' Crowh ‘lands, not being tiiiborland, '
for agricultural purposes; minimum
price of first-class (arable) Jand is $6
per acre, and second-class (grazing)
‘land $2.50 per “acre. Further infor-.

ation regarding purchase or lease: |
of Crown lands ts given in Bulletin’
No. 10, Land “Serlés,: “Purchase and
Lease of Crown Lands,” .; .

timber.Jand, not.exceeding 40 aéres,!
may be purchased or leased, the. eon.
ditions _inctuds e. it ‘payment: ot:
stumpage.

ars vad
la. +t

-unsurveed ateas, nafexceeding 20°
acres; "nay be landed as hormesites,:
conditional upon a) diveliing | béing,
erected: in: the first yéar, title bel

obtainable after rosidence and im
Proverment conditions::are)s ‘fulgthed
and eal hee been; AUrVeyed.

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“|, 1 ; auiekly bxetuited
_ Davis, whose address is Terrace, | |

take and:use four cubic feet: per second |,

and .drains |
into Kitsumgallum Lake about 30 chains |

Mill, factory, or industrial ‘sited on | ee a |
The: ‘Havelton Hospital :

"HOMESITE LEASES” a

ag ‘not ad iaduatitad sores, |

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“ Up-tondate “GARAGE and
!] REPAIR SHOP cofitaltiing: ‘7
i] K. BR. Wilson. combination
|| reboring machine, acety-
line welding outfit

Repairs. of. all. kinds ;

“We cart ‘at  edniiplete
atock of Ford Parts
and ‘auto. accessories:

; New Cars in stock
in “Free Air. Boop

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