THE OMINECA BERALD, ‘WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMB R': 9, “1998

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RENEE MOTORS &
_ Smithers, BC - “ : |

‘Published Every Wednesday
©. H. SAWLE .. ¢.--, PUBLISHER

Advertising - rates~$1.80 per’ inch per per month

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HOME MARKET is THE BEST

The farmers’ troubles in the ‘north
ern” interior ure‘now. about: over. All
{the produce ‘that- can be raised can ‘be!

er neéds to consider now: is what the

requiremerits ‘of that locnl: market. It
jis no longer nécessary ‘to look ‘to ‘Prince

The’ mining’ ‘industry ‘in the interior is
‘such that huiidieds of meén are employ-
.jed ‘and within: another year it tis safe
to: day ‘hundreds more: will be’ drawing
rewiay pay: eheques from thé” same
source.”

“The 1¢il- market is by far the best:
‘|market,’fny way: one cares to look. at
Vat’ ythe Prince Rupert: market ‘Ls not
a ‘good one ‘for the: interior. ’ The peo-'
‘\ple on the, const’ ‘hare’ ‘been spoon. fed’
‘too Jong ‘to ‘get downto ‘eating local
‘produce. From the begining" *Ptince
4 Rupert has been ‘accustomed ‘to - the
fancy “pack, ind’ no’ matter: «what: the
“|quality is,‘ they ‘must have that fancy
prick. The appearance of-an article:
menus ‘far more ‘to a‘city person than

all other qualities © ‘eombined. ‘* Prince

‘| Rupert people may: not Agree with us

eat a lee oan opener ine oan Ra
(Sat tat beter met

- Autos ‘and horses for hire -

Teaming, freighting and transfering

Night or Day Calls promptly Answered -

The Falconer Transfer

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. HAZELTON, B. Cy — gas

7". but’ the facts speak for themselves:and |:
aeveeaas "| GT argunient' is not snecedsary.”’

At any
‘Jente' the intérior préducers: Sill be far

\ then’ of the ganie” “4? they’ pay attens

tton ‘to the ‘Jota’ market and cater to

| it. “Oue man: could easily investigate

the ‘local market, ‘ascertain what the
mining companies aid the ‘pole canips
and’ tie ‘camps wanted, : when ‘they
Wanted ‘it; in Swhat: ‘quantities. per: de-
livery, and ‘What ‘facilities each indns-

That one man coukl ‘then spread the
information.” ‘To’ begin: with there will
of necessity’ have to ‘be hearty ‘co-oper-
ition among the producers, ‘but there

: A must be ‘¢o- operation ‘in ‘évery ‘line: of

lahor now days to mate a success.
“Jf Tertace' fruit men ‘entered to-the

ow stuff and. “overlovking. ithe. manicet. at

The ’ Sis piper in, Canada

BILLY “ARMSTRONG

See him: sruillng d ith

edala arid:
‘ihe. has a jong, be

wie Hew. hitasalt, to ohne Highland

local “market they* wodid ‘maké ' far
thore money than’ by ‘supplying, or pre-
tending’ to; ‘supply Pritive!: Rupert, ior
Edinoerton. ‘But there is one” thing
the local market will not‘stand ‘for;
and that isa jumble ‘pack, mixed
grades and ‘the, same price as’ the fancy
pack,.good trading, and express, added.
There must be, ‘fair dealing on both
sides | and until ‘there is no: hatket ts
any good. But. ‘the: ‘demands” “of ‘the
local mnzkes | are not. 80. exacting as the
eity . matket, . ands" the . producer ‘saves
all, the expense of fancy packs, of ex-
press gid fxoight, and he pets off ete
ter! all around.” .
¢ From the” ‘south comes. ‘the ay “ot:
reination for “the ‘fruit grower on. ac-
count.of American fruit being, dumped:
_j into’ B: C.. Yet, in, this, interlor ecouln-
yiry we cannot, eet, finit., in sufficient
quantities, ; and: syhen’ it gets here, ‘what
littie- does’ come, - is’ Fo) ‘high’ in ‘price
only a few cn buy. ‘At: the’ same ‘time
the ‘Terrice frait: growers, are, trying

oy

é 1 | to, break into the, markets that ‘are: be-

ing, flooded swith American’ surplig

“ community ay: little, stud,
Heenan sel for: the seis

reading notices 15¢ per line first insertion. Me Der |:

sold locrlly. ‘The only thing the farm-j }

local niarket’ ‘requires, and ‘eater to the’ ”

Rupert or diy other outside market. |‘

try had’ for’ taking ‘care" of” producer

their Sexy, doors, The. ‘game, ‘will ap- “ aa
ply: to. other sections ‘of the: ‘farming wad

The Hazelton iioepitat’s dssues tic: ,

month * ‘in ‘advance...’
_ eludes ‘office consultations, medi- :
“helmes, a8; well os.,aH costs while: a
“in ‘the ‘hospital. Tickets. are 7Ob+
tainable, in Hazlton at the. drug
store ox, by. ‘mail Honk, the’ niéai-
cal ruperintendant at the hospltal

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| B.C. UNDERTAKERS

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P.O. Box 948 . A wire 1
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“kets for any ‘perlod'at $1.50 pet’ |)"
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Price List Sent.
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Pronibt Sérvice ‘is Given.to You.

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SYN OPSIS OF
LAND ACT ‘ANIENDMENTS

wath ee i

Vacant. unreserved, _surveyed (Crown ‘lands
may be preempted | by: British subjects
aver: - 18 years. of ‘aE, and*' by . callers
on declaring’ intention - to. - become. “British
subjects, conditional upon * * residence, cccu-

pation, © ind’ “improvement - “For serioultaral
purposes, : :
ate See ia fest

‘Fall information. concerning regulations

regarding pre-emptions’ is” given ‘in — Bulletin
No. 1,.Land« Series, "How to Pre-empt Land,"
toples of which én’ be’ obtained free of charge
by addressing the Department of Lands,
Victoria, BiC:4or to any. Government Agent,

Records will be- granted covering’ only
land ¢ ‘suitable | _ for agricultural purposes, and
which ia" not timberland," ie,» catrying’ over
6,000 “board “feet: ‘yer ‘eére’ ‘west -of ‘the

of that Range. ‘

Applleationg for ‘pre-emptions | are to be
addressed. to the. Land ‘Commissioner | df the
Land: Reeoding *Diviston’ dn.'which' the land
applied for is eltuated, and-are made on printed
forms, copies of which can ‘be’ obtainéd from, the
Land Commissioner, ee ee ee

‘ Pro-érnpttons” ‘must! "Be ce
and! improyémenta made”

ing’: ‘at least five ‘gores, © f)

How: Pre-empt Vand." not ;
te tle the
Pu RCHASES

. "Applications Are . receiveds, ‘for: - “+ porches

not belrig timberland, for. agricultural, purposes;
minimum price of firet-olngs ‘ (arable) land
Is $5 per acre, and: second-clase (grazing).
land . $2.50 per-yacre. | ‘Purthet information
regarding purchase » or. ‘lease of Crown

Seites,.
Lands." . he

land,” not exceeding 40 neres,, Day be purchased or
leaged, ". the -.
stamipas. :

. wh. ay

area

may be,; leaged:: ° ai homesttes,...
upon :.a * * dwelling © being”: erected. >in “the
41 betng ; “obtalridble * aftbr

‘reaidence™ and”
fulfilled): oa “uy the. land has |, been: sure |’

“PRE-EMPTIONS|_ sot

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We now handle .

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and a a full i line of ‘miiners stipplies

Fuse: . - Capa - Parbipe-.
Fish Plates ‘blacksmith coal

$ 7 as

Coast. Range’ and -8,000 . feet ber “Bére _ Bast =

‘of vacant ‘and unreserved, - Crown Hands, | &

lands "ls given, in;Balletin :No::-10,; Lind |)
“Purchase - aind Tense ot Crown |

Mill, : factory, or "indtustelal sites.’ on; tinbér :

. conditions deluding . ‘payment. of ;

Uneaiveved areas, ate: ‘axcéeding 20 ‘acres, t Jee
conditional ‘

improvement iGonditions: 3 rare]

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