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OMINECA DIVISION.

Distrlet ot Coast, Range &

Take. noti¢e ’ ‘that ‘sixty days: ater
date I, W. 4H, ‘Newcoiibe, ‘intend to ap:
ply to the Mintster of Lands’ ‘for A
Ucense to’ prospect. for. coal and petro-
leim over 640 acres of land as follows;

Commencing ata post planted ai
the south east corner of section: 1469,
Omineca Division” and marked W. H.
N.'s south east: corner, thence north 80
chning; thence: west 80 chains; thence
south 80 chains; thence east 80 chaitis

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ser Valley the grass’ remains loy- |
ely. and green through the sum- |
mer months and this is one of the -
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LACETEADS

Blackheads go quickly by a

simple method that just ‘dfs: :

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of -peroxine powder: ‘from. your drp-|-'c
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° date, I, W. BH. .Neweombe, intend to

‘ito point of eommencement.

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to point of commencement.
” WwW. EL Neweombe.,
: Loented July 15, 1927.

OMINECA’ DIVISION

District of. Coast, Range 5 7

Take notice that sixty days after

apply to the Minister of Lands for a
license. to prospect. for coal and petro-
leum over 640 acres of land as follows!
—Commencing at’a post planted at
the south west corner of section 1490,
Omineca Division, and marked W. H.
N.'s south west corner thente north 80
chains; thence east $0 chains: thence

south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains

|Located July 15, 1927:
W. H. Newcombe

OMINECA DIVISION |

District of Const, Range 5

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. Take notice that sixty days after
date I, A H. Newcombe intend to ap-
ply to the Miniser of Lands for’ a
licexise to prospect for coal and petro-
leum over 640 acres of land as follows:

north west corner of: section 7a,
Orhineca Division. and marked W, H
N.’s north west corner; thence east ‘80
chains; thence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains
to point of commencement.

Located July 15, 1927.

Ww. H, Newcombe

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OMINECA DIVISION
District of Coast, ‘Range

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date, I, W. H. Neweombe, intend to ap
ply to the Minister of Lands for.‘ a
license. to prospect’‘for coal and petro-
lenm over 640 acres of land. as follows:
—Commencing at a post planted at the
north east corner of section 1474, Om-
Ineca Division, and marked. W. H. N.':
north east corner . thence: west.
chains; thence south £0 chains; thence
eust 80 chains; thence north 80 chiitns,
to point of commencement, :
Lueated 2 July 15, 1927,
. . W. H. Neweombe

Taxi Service

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Phone or call

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—Commencing at a post planted ot the}.

'| Michoud, Bras.

Take’ notica that ‘alty — days. " after t

“80].

H Hamlin .& Thomson. -

& French.

Hamlin’ & Thomson. |

‘}&: Thomson. » . ”
‘Y |son, Mrs, Bohler. |

Mrs, Gohler, «°°: ta

' Qaullflower—Jas Lever, W.. oO. Tattle .
. Corn on’ 1 tob~-Hanalit & Thomsdn, F
Frank, we ae ag! ‘

TERRACE FAIR ‘PRIZE LIST

Cattle

Best: spring enlf, “giade—Mr, Hani-
gan, Geo. Dover, - °° *

Best yearling,“ _srade—Alex.
Mrs Brawn. en

Kerr,

Swan.
Best pure ‘pred cow—in. L, Frank.
Best cow in fair-—H. A. Swain, —

: Poultry’

oft ét

Lanfear & French. . i
Two pullets, not wnamed—Lanfear &
French.
Barred Rock, covioral —Lanfear &
French,
_ White Leghorns, ‘two. A. King, |
Mrs. McConnell.”
Two ducks, any ‘varlety—Mrs. Down-
jug.

Best hens, any ‘breed, “special—W,
A. King.

Best pullets, any breed,
Lanfear & French, ' .
~ Best cockeral, any breed—-Lanfear
Lanfear & French, special. |

- White Leghorn, cock-~H. A. Swain.

White Leghorn, cockeral—Elmer Me-
Connel, H. A. Swain.

White ‘Leghorn, pullet—w. ‘AY’ King,
Blmer McConnel.
“White Leghorn, two hens—W. al
King,

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special—

Grain and Grasses |
Sheaf wheat—F. Hampton,
Lever, -
Sheaf of Oats—Hamlin & ‘Thomson,
Jas, Lever...”
Shear -Aliska clover—Jas.

ad ames

Level,

Sheaf red. clover—Michauad Bros. a .
Lever.
Pint ‘Timothy
Billie Bohler.,
Three heads sunflowers—Jas: Lever.
Sheat. Thmothy—Tas . Lever, Billie:
Bohler, -

seed—Mra, Bohler,

Two hens, ‘any ‘variety not named— |

_ | Thomason.

Thomeon, Mrs. Downing.

A. 0.'°V. named. potatoes—Mrs, Dow,
Hamlin & Thonison.

Netted ‘Gems—F, Frank, Hamlin &
Thomson,  * p+

Gold Coin—M. B. Dow, 1 Hamtin &
TThomson.  *""

, Best collection vegetables, grown: by
‘| school age—Billie Bohter, August Lips
Bobby Hamer. -

Best collection . vegelables—Hamltn

& Thomson,

Certified seed potato, spectal-~Ham-

jin & Thomson.

Home .grown seeds—W. T. Ativood.

FIELD ROOTS

. Best collection, sveclal—Hantin &
‘Mhomson. :

mason.

Jas. Swan, +.
Rotabemag Hamlin & “Thomson,
Edward Ha

Lever. - -
Read carrots—Tas. Lever, Hamlin &

‘a

"FLOWERS : rs ae

Display cut flowers—Michand Bros.
© A. Thomas, ;

Sweet peas—-Michand’ " Bros., J. i.
Young.

Dahlias—-W. C. Little, 0. H. Thomas

Pansies—i. H. Young, Miss Cousin.

French.
Six Roses—Mrs. R. Brawn,

Bouquet cut flowers—Mrs, E, ™M.
Smith, Mrs. Martin. oe
H. L. Frank, Mrs. H. A. Swain...

Foliage plant—Mrs. Jas. Swan, Mrs,
Greg ..

Collection ‘yrasses aid ‘clover Jas.
‘Lever,

Jas, Lever.

"Vegetables

—

Early cabbage—W, 0. Little, Mawlin
& Thomson. |

“Late. cabbage—Hamlin & Thomson: |
- Savoy cabbage--Haintin & Thomson
Head Lettuce—Hamiin & - Thomson.
ist and 2nd, | :

Three blanched eolery—Hamlin &
Thomson.

Two ved‘ cabbage—Hanlin & Thom-
son, C, H, Thomas, - — .
Six parsnlps—Mamlin & ‘Thomson,
Mrs, Boller,

Twelve string beans—Mrs,' Martin,
Humlin' & ‘Thomson.

Twelve pods peas—W. , “Little,

Three cucumbers—vW. 0. Latte, ‘Mrs,
‘We B. Dow, .
Six Onions—Billie Boner, ‘Lenten:

Six ripe tomutoés—Mys. a , Kine,
Hamlin & Thomson. ;

‘Six, green ‘tomntoes—Mrs,_ “Martin
_.Kolt Rabi—O, H, “Thomas, 5 A “Lever,
White turnips—Jas: Swan, Hamlin
' Half long canrots--Hurilin & ‘Thon

Pable deots—Hamln & "Thorson,

Collection‘ of. rains, 1927 roth a

Bros, Mrs..Bobler.  . eo
Kenney, ‘

Kert, ;

B..3.-Mo

LepenamanenttT anneal

FRUITS

Yellow: “transparent Mri.

Red. Astrachan—C, H. Thomas, W.
Chapman,

“Duchess of’ Olienberg—W. ‘Chap-
man, Alex, Kerr,

‘Gravenstein—Mrs. @utbert, a. Swan.

Snow—C. H. Thomas,’ J. K. Gordon,

Wagner—J. 5K. Gordon, L. H. Ken-
ney.

Best collection ‘apples. Atwood,

Wealthy—w. Chapman, I. Frank..

MéIntosh ~red—Alex. Kerr, - aT ‘K:
Gordon, .
Any othery vorietymamed—TZi. BH:

Kenney, .Hamlin & Thomson, °

Northern Spy—o. H, Thomas
Delicions—c. H, Thomas,
‘Winter ‘Bantna—Tas. Swas, H A

Swaln,.
E. M..Smith.
- Twelve stalks’ ehubarl‘Jus, Swan, - Raspherrie—T Jas. “swan, A T at!

_Ttalian prunes—Michaud Bros. L. H.

Kenney. ;
-Tradgeéty: proie—Haimlin € Thioison :

Best collection small. fruit—Michaud

Flemish Beanty penrs—F, Funke

T. Kenney,

“ALOT pears—W.. A. King, B. 7.

ye as mt
mee

ne ye

‘Best hox. of apples—L, i. Kenney.

CG. H. Thomas, ‘Capt. Couithurst:

Hyslop crab. Chapman, , Alex,

Laks

“Transcendent: rabs—Hiarti, & Te,

mpson, i. J, Moora.’

Ae Oa, V—Lanteat ® French, Mich.

and ‘Bros. , :
: "; Bradshaw ploinbbe—Mtchana Bros.
Perch plinis—Tas, * ‘Swan, i, Frank |!

Green, Gage Planer Cont _Contharst

, Mangels—Jos, Swan, Hamlin & Tho- :

Sugar beets—Hamlin & Thomson,

White carrots—Mrs.-Bohler, James

Six cut flowers, any other varlety—
‘| Mrs. R.: Brawn, Mrs. C. R. Gilbert. -

Best specimen flowering. plant—Mrs.

Six. ‘Anters—J H. Young, i Lanfear &
French. nr ees ok

: “Martin, an
: Capt. Colthurst. =~ ve

| List of Prize Winners at “Terrace Fall Fair

Deep ple/ntes, “Harry King,
Geo. Dover,
| Apple ple—Mrs. Dover, Mrs. "HLMist
Lemon pie—Mrs. Dover, Mis. Head.
“Layer cake—Mra. T. Turner, Mra, G
Dover.
Macaroons—Mrs. Dover, Mrs, Geo,
Powers.
Doughnuts—Mrs. 7 Turner, Mrs, G
Powers. :
‘Sponge cake—Mrs, C, A. Head, Mrs.
Geo, Dover.
Light colored cake—Mrs. E. J. Moore
Mrs. Geo. Dover,
Dark Cake—Mrs.
Downing,
Cookies—Mrs. Geo, ‘Dover, Mrs. Hi.
‘King. ‘
Plain fruit cake—Mrs, Geo. Dover,
Mrs. BE. J. Moore. _
Faney loaf any kind—Mrs, Dover,
Mrs. Downing.
Pan of buns—Mrs, B, J. Moore, Mrs.
Geo. Powers, ceed oh,
Strawberry jam—Mrs., cs Thompson
Mrs, RK. Braun.
Jar canned peacches—Mrs,
Bishop, Mrs. Geo, Dover.
' Canned cherries—Mrs, C, A. Head,
Mrs. Harry King. : |
Canned beans—Mra, Downing, Mra.
R. Thompson... ;
Crab apple jelly—Mrs. R. Thompson
Mra. BE. J. Moore: .
Canned- peas—Mrs. HE. King, Mrs. ‘R
Thompson, :
‘ Mixed pickles—-Mrs. Downing.
Mustard pickles—Mzrs. Downing: ,
Jar Relish—Mrs. Downing.

Mrs.

ta

Geo. Dover, Mrs.

F.O.

Gasnations-—Eantear & French, J . Brown bread—Mrs. Downing, ie
H. Young, ‘| Geo, Dover. oo
Zinnias—J. H. Young, Lanfear © Toat white bread—Mrs. .G. Dover,

Mrs. T. Turner,

Loaf ‘white bread—Mra. Geo. Dover
Mrs. E. J. Moore...

‘(Both above were: special prizes by
Kenney Bros.) .-. = .

Raspberry jam—Mrs: _R, ‘Thompson, .
Mrs. ‘BH. J. Mogre.) ser:

Black currant jelly. BJ. Moore
MBrs. T. Turners 022)

Mrs

: & HE. “Head :

bo ; ~ PANGY ‘WORK’ ve
gery oat

. Bed: sprend—Mrs,

Mrs. Downing. ;

Centre plece—Mrs. 8 N. Kirkaldy,

Mrs. Downing.

Aftnioon tea’ eloth—Mis. B Smith,

Cnshon cover—Mrs. 8. N. ‘Kirkaldy,

Mrs, T, Turner.

Pillow case, lace trimmed—Mrs, i.

| Mist, - ;

Pillow enses, emibroidered—Miss R.

Deacon. ;

Furnittire. searf—Mrs. G. A. Hend.

Towel—Mra, I: ‘i. Smith, Mrs. HH.

Halliwet!, .

‘One yard tace—Mrs, 8. N. Kirkaldy,

amg ko ;
& ON. ‘Kirkaldy,

| | Mrs. HL. Smith.

Yard lace any kind—Mrs, ‘H. Halli.”
well, Misa Cousins. Wageba

Three. ”, doilies, einbroldered—Mrs.
n. Halliwell.

, , Paper flowers—Mra, R. ‘Thompson,
Vanity. set, embroidered—Mrs. R.
Thompkon, .

“Buffet” set-uMigs: Cousins,

. Plain“Apron—Mrs. Greig.
Fancy apron—Mrs. Greg, Miss Cou-
sins, |, 4
Pray, oth, any; king-—Mrs. 8. N.
Kirkaldy, : .-
Knitted wool sweater—Mise Cousins ©
Miss Deacon, - an
> Ghild’s coat: tivo yenrs” and ander
Mrs, Cooner, Mrs. Greig,

(Dhitm: ares, endl: tides

tena J

Red currant Jelty—Mes, 1 po 3. Moore a

Afternoon tea cloth, lace ‘trimmed— 7 :
Mrs..Hy L. Smith, * ; a