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THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAELTON, B. C.,, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1937

HOME IMPROVEMENT PLAN

A Suggestion for Home Owners to do What They Always Dreamed - of Doing

Any .home that is occupied by more than two people will find plenty of use for an extra living room. Space iy atics or basements may be converted to this use and funds for the necessary

_| work may be obtained from a bank or other. authorized lending institution

under the terms of the Home Improve- ment Plan. The loan may be repaid in instalments over a period up to tive years if necessary.

Occasionally little work is necessary to make an attractive room.. In one basement, o brick.fire place was built in, to make the focal polnt of interest. The walls were painted a soft shade

of yellow ‘and the floor a deep: ‘shade of. brown, ed to close off the’ corner of: the eellar |‘ that was being used for’ the room.

The’ ceiling pave the effect of beams being joined: with false: ‘ones to carry out the effect, Curtains were hung at the sides-of the cellar windows, 80 a8 not.to detract from any’ light that might enter, and to give. the feeling of greater width. Simple ‘furniture. was used in this room. _

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Composition hoard Was “ase

noon last for Usk. to re-open: thé” Yond

ar camp som miles | west of that politt! ‘| Work. Ww ae 1.be resumed there very sifon

‘This is part of | the.co-operative program in‘ which the!:

if not started already.

Dominion: and’ Provineial, governments bear the cost. ‘The work will. be done

‘Hazelton and ‘Usk, From Usk. to. Ter-

race. the road. is already in use.

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Columbia \

Assuming office first under the late Premier Brewster, Mr. Hart found the finances of the province | in a deplorable condition. Bank - credit was gone . and British |

was unable to meet its

“aned cheques.

ee ‘purmg hig tenure of office, Mr. “iss... s ‘Hart stabilized the credit of the ' province and left the fmances in | excellent condition, ——

Again taking the iViinistry of

Finance under’ the Honeurable

"T. D. Pattillo’s. leadership. Mr.

| a nee “Hart found the Tolmie: adiminis-__ nine oer -. tration had not only completely _

issued

meni.

predicted

woke

destroyed the financial credit- of the province “but. had ‘actually —

chequee. ‘to . THE

AMOUNT OF: $1,009,508 WITHOUT. WHICH:TO COVER. The bank: : refused. to. extend credit for pay-

F UNDS. WITH"

y

“In financial circles it. was freely

that British Columbia

ORitane ‘would have to’ ‘repudiate. its ph indebtedness. or: £0. into” bank-

NEQUALLED in all Canada ig ‘the “record of. AS - achievement established. by the. Honourable | ooeeeen | oe John Hart, as Minister of Finance for British Columbia. .

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Today, less than: four years sitce _ ; a the Liberal Administration _

BRITISH.

assumed’ office,

COLUMBIA’S CRE EDIT

BEEN RESTORED .

have been sold: at. the highest | price- and. lowest. interest rate in. ‘the history of. the province... and; acéording | to the statement.) J of Mr. Morris W. Wilson, presi- a ” oo | dent of the Royal Bank of Can-- ada, British Columbia now icads

all Canada: in the march’ ‘toa

recovery. oe

IT Is. WELL ro" REMEMBER ee - THESE: FACTS AND: THAT ~. _BRITISH COLUMBIA IS THE —

“QNLY PLACE: IN|

AMERICA WHERE TAXA: HAS: NOT BEEN | -CREASED, BUT ACTUALLY : REDUCED TO THOSE, LEAST os

‘TION™

ABLE TO PAY.”

. And, while other 1 provinces still flounder i in- financial difficulties, ane or wallow in political experiment, ae British, Columbia “is steadily. r / marching toward complete: recov- :

Es | AS. . bonds,

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NORTH." i

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gam. Senkpiel . lett, “Saturday after: 4s

on the main highway between. New]

|. gings:: and precious “stone. diggings. . _, Getails. see Part. TI, Placer’ Mining” ‘Act.|

|, «date. of location;

7 7 RenEAl 98 dredai af expended,

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‘Orme’s, Ltd.

, (The Pioneer Druggist)

of Northern B. C.

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Woe Be eT ye

Drugs Stationery: ‘Fancy Goods Kodaks _ Pictures, ‘Developed and

Printed:

“Prince Rupert, B.C.

: ‘The Mail Order Drag Store |

"DEPARTMENT. OF MNEs

mod

Free Nineis* Certificates ;

” any petson’.over the. age Gf. eighteen, aud any Joint Stock Company ts entitled

minerals ‘other ‘than. coal are reserved to

the Crown and its licensces {with specific

-reservations}, for the. (pu rpose of prospéct-

> ing for minerals, locating claims, and-min-

- The fee to an individual’ ay Free

. Certificate Ia. $5.00 for ie year. To.a Joint Stock Company -hay capital

of $100,000.00 or less the. fee for “es, year ‘ds $50. 00; if. capitalized beyond’ this the fea (3'$100.00,. ‘The- Free Miners’ Cartifi- cates run from date of issue and expire

‘on the dist of May. next after its date

. OT nome subsequent “Jist of May. Certi- fleates' may be obtained -for any part of m year terminating on 3ist of .May for ‘® provortionately less fee. (Free. Miners” Certificates are also applicable to ‘the Placer Mining Act.l

‘Size: 81.65 acres... Recording Jee: $2.50 per claim.”

extext-'of $100.00 must. be. done. each. year-

-sum ef $100.00 maybe paid in lieu of ; Buch agsegsment work. Fee for recording assessment work, $2.80... If the , required - assessment work. hax been, -performe

within the year, but siot recorded. within that tine, a-free miner may: within thirty days ‘hereafter record::such esaessment work

.Bs assessment work. . As 500N 8 aSsess-

Tad of a- like. jamounty MM ar rognied

Four’ types of placer elaine: | Creek : ype or ‘bar alggings: ary. 7 a

Representation: A” ‘placer elaim must.

be worked by the ‘owner ar someone on

‘ticable during working hours, TWLay-pvers

Poy Teay An ak absence may be declare fee BY see

milssloner under, certain

ditto: a: placer “‘elaim ‘for

ee nditone. Ta hold

‘before’ the expiration : sot the re record. —

Placer Mining: ‘Lewes ut 4 ‘18lze; and. method . of, staking, ete. Eighty ‘acres ‘in extent, ‘staked. along i -“Jgcation Hne" .not mora. than one-half. : mile 10 length... In this line one bend or -ohange of direction is permitted. Where

‘l, a straight line {3 followed two posts only

are necessary, Le, an “Initia] post” and

a “final: post.”.. Whera thera is a change of direction - a: legal post.:must be placed “‘to ‘mark the ‘point of the sald « ange.

‘|., Whe leasehold is allowed a width not in

“excess of one-quarter mile.. The locatdr Is required within’ thirty days after the _date of: the ‘location .to post -& notice In , the office of the. Mining. Recorder setting * out the name of the applicant; the num: ber ‘of -his free miner's. ‘sertificate; thé the number of feet. lyfe \ta the rig and: ‘endothe. proxi : ‘erouhd. Bi gba Dredging leases, on rivers ‘for tive mile: + below.. low-water, mark. are..also «granted. Fees: Annual” ‘rental; Da plavey, ‘mi ‘heasa, $30.00: annual. development * ‘work ‘required ta: be expended, a 00;: annual ne. lease, $26.00 per.: cmille: Jadvelipmeént’: “work required At che $1,000.00 per. mille; the valine ‘or any new. plant -or: machinery gmployed ae ,oune assmoney sxpen » eettor: ‘recordin gertitioate of-wark,. $2.50. Lense fae,: $80 Provistenal “Free ‘mers’. Cerlitentes, ‘ Placer) Act:

_Dapattment of Mines Act

Among other: ‘things,’ these: Acts © provide “for the staking and! representing. of placer. ‘payment: rot’ :fees, and ospec

aren. OF salze of

“plete” ‘copies | of:

the: Acts: ‘may: ‘be. obtal a ad “the, .King’ in Victoria... nt

’ €o-enter-upon all waste lands of the Crown . and: upon any other lands -whereon: the -

‘ Mineral- Claims :). oy

Representation: Assessment - work: tothe. -

and recorded on or before the anniversary-". - ‘date of record of the claim. Cash in-the.- >

upan payment. of an additional fee | of $10.00. The -actual cost of the survey - of a, mineral, claim to an amount not ’ exceeding $100.00. may also .be recorded _

ment work to the extent of $500.00 for cash - -elalm, =~

“FEACEE MINING ACT. —

‘his behalf’ continuously as: far as’ prac- ..

- more than. one year ié-must:be. zezrecordmt

‘ss

left. of the- ‘location ling: te the’

tore: by. free" “asaays, :

a, ayabbals of the ‘above acl

Tran: aid piles’ Act's 7 Phosphate-imi p Act! sara. Bvailable at.” Peet iaene e Mines, . ins |