Send for anything you want for
your ow. use or for gifts and we
will give you the best possible

; values. in ;

JEWELLERY, SILVERWARE,
CUT GLASS, CHINA,
UMBRELLAS, ::
ETC.

Stock was never more complete
than at the present time

‘Remember our °

REPAIR DEPARTMENT

Prompt serviee and high-
class workinanship. Send
us your repairs.

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PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. .

| Tie Omineca: ‘Herald|

“FIRE. LIFE, AND ACCIDENT

Insurance

Agent for the Best Companies

Farm Land

—and—

Town Lots

List your property now
while the demand
is good

Agent for— :
GT. P. AND NORTH COAST

SmithersTown Property

District Agent for ~

FORD CARS |

W.s. Henry

SMITHERS

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Advertising rates—$1. 56 -per ‘treh* per ‘month;
rehding noticed 1b per line ‘inet Uae le her
Une each subsequent insertio on. |

Oneyear | + > 92.00
~Sixmonthe - or of 10°

U, 8, and British Isles... $2.50. per.year

Notices for Crown Grants - mary 00
J * Purchaseof Land - 9
8 _ Licence t Prospect for Coal .

7.00

pate LE EE |

« 'y, W. Baker spent Thanksgiv--
ing with friends in Prince Rupert.
J..MeFadden has returned after
spending a few weeks in Stewart.
Miss E. Cavalier, of Kitwanga,
spent Saturday visiting friends
in Woodcock.

_D. MacLean: spent a few days
last week visiting friends in
Prince Rupert.

Mrs...J. Borsuk and ‘children
spent a few days at the home af
Mrs, . F, Zieman at ‘Smithers. ,
‘W, Nelson and Ww. P. Herman.
of Prince Rupert, recently spent
a few days in the community.
Gus. Mogden, of Smithers,,
spent a few days here last week,
and renewed old acquaintances.
W. ©, Elliott has started..his
pole operations, the camp and.
other arrangements having.,been
completed,
A very: successful - entertain-
ment was given by the school-
children on Hallowe'en. | In addi-
tion to the songs and -recitations,.
Miss Jessie Brand and W. &.
Dunean sang a duet, and. the

avards a dance was enjoyed by
all, musie being supplied by. A.
Venne and §. Ryan. | Friends

Cedarvale: ; ‘
Geo) . Frizzell and Geo. Tite
were the. guests of D. Maclean |.
a few days recently. While here
they took advantage of the good
lhanting and had a fine number
of grouse to take home,- During

one of their hunting excursions

Geo. Frizzell reported having

‘Importers. and-
* Dealers.in. -..

Varnishes

Glass. © we oy
Brushes, Bic, |

British 4
~ Columbia ,

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renovating or, byilding your home

ae

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‘Beavis Boats Drommssuront *

| AW W.EDGE'Cé.

P.O; "Box “45; + Prince Ruperts BO.

“4 Leipabes

para wae a

S)all he could take home was an

: Wallpapers We carry the.
Burlaps largest and :
Paints: :. , most varied |
Oils atock in

. Northern ,

Write us for. Jaformation ‘when -

Make Your ‘Home-  Attrhetive i

val

|seen a mule: deer, but on account
Jof having only a small shot- -£UN,

aecount of what he had seen.
From the description furnished

Jack rabbit.

cH

Terfave Notes’

i

| prospecting for old. The ‘girls
Thad ‘a. good “timé, “caught :fish,.

i

Mee te moh

Have you. vad’ yo
to ater” ‘Do it now!

r. ‘singh

“who fett: |

her, '

_ he grand wetting ‘of the new
Bethurem Hall at Usk ‘was “aut, .
a cessfully accomplished under’ “the
auspices. ofthe Usk Tennis Club, |
whieh pave. a_jitney.. ball: that
idrew’ a wide attendance from
Hanall,-Pitman, Pacific, Dorreen,.

Hee ereraecnc erence | Vanarsdol, Terrace, and Prince
W d k | Rupert.” To-the etiergetic strains

ces 00 coOcK of Edmund’s Orchestra the hours

| were wiled away in rapid succes-

and the dance was conceded to be}
one of the best ever held in the
town.

| $53.70 and. netted. $28.85, -which |:
the sponsors of the affair will
devote towards the building of a
not to be. had ‘for the asking,

-| evenings under the same auspices

rendered” **Marcheta’’? with such

-jity with sach a splendid hall for

latter obliged with asong. After-|.

were present from Kitwanga and

| Mac: ‘declared that’ his’ guest ‘had
encountered merely ani overgrown

_ The Vancouver Sun _recentiv
‘carried several. pictures. “end a
length. write-ap of the trip » made

by Mrs. Leonie Weeden, . Mrs. wet, and dry mops fot the floors:
wall brushes for. the ceiling an
‘Coates and an engineer, . ‘who| walls: dusters. for the chairs.and

|spent & eotinle of months in’the
‘dountry. back of Kalum Lake,

killed’ game, staked their ‘claims,
$lend did their: assesment. work.
They are” coming back ‘next sum

mer to do. their assessment, work,
. Frank Ross. left last .week. for)
“~ Florida, where. :he:-will viet bis|
it ra afew).

Raise Funds for. . ||

Tennis’ Club mn
_ New. Usk. Hall.

ORMES: LIMITED “ite: pe
DISPENSING: CHEMISES - PRINGE A RUPERT -
a “ay Cot Ge.

‘ag ordered, by. the “doctor: ’ A fully
dlepentaay 8 ‘and only the

_ Prescriptions are filled. nai
\qualified druggist ia in chfargé,of our
purest and.

finest. ingredients are use

roy

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an re Soy e
We also carry he Re balivgt

\Patent Medicines ‘. ‘Statiotiery® * -- Toilet Articles |
Kodaks ‘Kédak Accessories Films

Films: developed and printed, and returned ‘by. next mail

ae)

|. We prepay postege on’ all mail orders accompanied . hy cash. ar sent C,0,D-. mail

sion until an early (or late) hour, |" -

, Financially, it brought in

board court. “As board eourts are!

however, . several ‘other pleasant

are being gladly anticipated.
During the evening Mrs, Graves

tone and precision that a thun-
derous applause evoked an encore,
“Blossom Time’’.

: Great credit is due to the ladies
who go ably managed the affair,

Mesdames Bell, McClaity and
Thompson, ‘and their" assistants,
while encomiums are being heap
ed upon our “enterprising mer-
chant for providing the commun:

entertainmen ts.

H. W. and Mrs. Smith, who
haye spent the past few months
in Terrace, left for their home in
Vancouver on Saturday.

Through Sleeping

Cars to Ship’ 8 Side
The Canadian National Rail:
ways have made arrangements to

ing ears through from the Pacific
Coast to the ship’s side at Mont-

with Old Country sailings, during
November and December.. Full
information regarding’ rates, re-
servations, passports, ete., car
be secured from
Canadian National Railways. 16

Helps for Fall ‘Cleaning

Why not make your “fall cleaning
easier this year than ever before.
The secret of doing "any cleaning is
really having the proper: ‘tools .
work with.

. Many housewives are. fina
brushes to be time and labor sav-
ing.

using a fiber broom, one which does,

"easily. and clean. Then there are

other, furniture, —
Oh, we nearly forgot, for that.
very trying task, washing ‘and
| ing windows, & new window b'
. and squeegee is-being used. his
washes and dries the windows in a
few moments,—-saves so much of

with ‘the brush, then withthe drier
your windows fairly glisten!

ite llr * cedadbeengr halts.

these. many
the brushes you,

“He

‘may inspect any of Bes
e “algo offetd

me _ Suggestions.
t months ago ‘vith anor daughter, | tienallt are
oe Anse, to take up'a: ‘hae there . ery. vicinity

Sailings. from Prinee Rupert

_ §.S.° Prince George or Prince Rupert.
for.. VANCOUVER, . VICTORIA, SEATTLE,, and.
intermediate Baro ‘each WEDNESDAY 8p. m., each

ATURDAY 12 midnight.
S. s, Prince John Yor ANYOX’and STEWART Wednesday 10 p.m:
‘For-all ports QUEEN CHARLOTTE ‘ISLANDS.

12 midnight. October .

ct J ownae Natt

‘ Passenger Trains Leave New Hazelton:
Eastbound—1.17 a.m. Daily except Monday ~ ~
Westbound—8.16 a.m. Daily, except Tuesday.

For Atlantic steamship sailings or further information apply to any ‘Canadian
National Agent or
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rispert, B. .C,

November, 16th. ae t ; Sot ys ype

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ALL FROM THE FINEST aa

inished.. and Ro
Finished..and Rough | "BER AND THOROUGHLY
"BEASONED -

LUMBER Os
“Sp ‘ital & Pohl

PeARNABY, B.€.

- “Your nearest supply. point’? —

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FLOORING AND
‘SPRUCE SHIPLAP —

—— Rates on application ——

real and Halifax in- connection’

‘any Agent;

Fox the sweeping, they: ‘are :

not shed or break off; it sweeps |

wip- i
ugh

“your own. effort. Just a few. strokes 7

operate tourist and standard: sleep-

He comes to your home where y-u:|

4 %

THE MINERAL PROVINCE oF WESTERN CANADA. -
- . }HAS, ‘PRODUCED ‘MINERALS VALUED. AS. FOLLOWS [=

Plager Gold voces. cst er needa ners Ҥ 76,962, 908." 7"
“. Pode Gold cc... eee e cence etree we "18, 952.655:
Silver ...ce ccc kee te eee cnet 168,682 O58, {
Lead ....- wecenecueees 58, 182, 61
COPPOr ss. sere cee tees © 179,046,508."
VA tr) eer 27,904, 766 ;
Botlding Stave, Brick; Cement, ete... 2 NE
wilding Stone, Bric emen ete. t
He i "1,408,257 *

Making mineral ‘production io the énd of 1928 show,

AN AGGREGATE VALUE OF $810,722,782:

i
The substantial progresa of the “mining industry in this prov
-inee - is strikingly illustrated in the following figures,| which
. show the value of production for: successive b-year jevidds?
_ For all years-to. 1895, inclusive. 94,547,241 ta:
For; five years, 1896-1900 . 57,605,967 vr.

“Bor five! years, 1901-1905". ay
; For five years, 1906-1910 he
| For fiye years, 1911-1915 .

ee

“ae five‘ years, 1916-1921. ; 189,922,725
Jy py - For the-year 1921 ......-.-69: ppeeeend 066
wo ey - For the year 1923.>..- fh averse Doeees 3b, 168, :
Ir Lat. Ror the: year-1se8 57) 6e05 TY gan, 304, 308. i an
~ PRODUCTION: DURING SEAT "TEN: YEARS, $350,288,862

been in progress about. 25% : JORrB!
the Province has been everh OR-
pected} 90hd00" ‘square miles of unexplored minerat © ears 1

ae dn land | are ‘open: -for prospectin : ;
aa 1 OO f PD ves, are more ‘liberal. and a .
Ls?

by developing 8 sich
by crown

a ae with mek. spor’

The, ‘Honourable: ‘The: “Minister
pe cee VICTORIA, BRITISH, ‘COLUMBIA

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