~ Smit

3—Draught Mare, 1500 Ibs, or

ers

over ..., “6.00 3.00
4——General Purpose Mare, 1200
to 1400 Ibs. on 5.00 3.00
5—Light Mare wo... 4.00 2,00
6—Best single. general purpose
horse or mare over 3 years,
shown on halter. Special by
H. G. Smith oo 5.00
7—Draught Team, 1500 Ibs, or
LS 5.00 3.00
8—Grneral purpose team, 1200
7 fy 1500 Ibs. 5.00 =. 8.00
- J-—-Driving Team, open ......... 500 3.00
10—Best four-horse outfit, open
to, furmers. Farmers may
pool their iiores and equip- ~
ment, Horses will count 75
points, driving 15 points,
cqlipment 10 points _._. 20.00 Medal
11—-Two-year-old Colt 4.00 2.00
12-One-year-old Colt... 4.00 2.00

2.00

4.00 2.00

Challenge Cup

DAIRY CATTLE-—(Grade)

DAIRY CATTLE— (Registered)

not 1—Bull, oneyear or over ---0-f5.00 $3.00
3—Cow, three years or over 5.00 3,60
4—Heifer, two years old wenn 5.00 3.00
5—Heifer, yearling: «000.0000... 5.00 300
6—Heifer Calf 00 4,00 2,00
8-—Bull Calf oo. 00 = 2,00

wotens $5.00 $3.00 S, Yelich, Smithers SARS) PSR bs pep os
19—Cow, three yexrs or over -- 5.00 3.00 Mrs. H, G. Smith, Smithers yo a
20—Heifer, two years old .... 4.00 2.00 Mrs, H, G, Smith, Smithers vas i
BEEF CATELE—(Registered)
“4—Bull, one year or over ........5.00 8.00 Prudhomme & Fisher, Telkwa
?5—Ball Calf coe, 4.00 2.00 « C. K, Sealy, Smithers .
' 3.00 J. C. K. Sealy, Smithers °
5.0 3.00 J. C. K, Sealy, Smithers
; fair, any age, any breed --- Milk Can Prudhomme & Fisher, Telkwa .
32---Best Beef Steer; First prize 4
valued at $100.00, donated ;
by Sealy & Doadson, to be ;
won any three-times ..... 5.00 Prudhomme & Fisher, Telkwa
Sheep
LBW neces eceeceeetenteescececeen. $3.00 $2.00 J. Cc, K, Sealy, Smithers .
2RAM  ooeceeescnessstecssseseescee nn, 5.00 2.00 J, CG. K. Sealy, Smithers
38—Ewe and Lamb ....... 3.00 2.00 J. C. K, Sealy, Smithers - .
= Goats oe :
Me 2— Nannie Goat and Kid ........ 8:00 2,00 Mrs. A. Anderson, Smithers 7 TSE CRE eR oA
« Poultry .
4—Barred Plymouth Rocks .... 2.50 $1.00 Mrs, P, Schufer, Smithers vw pees ia ~:
6 1,00 F, Huber, Smithers sna tips see ge
2.00 H. Gunderson, Smithers; E. Woodward, Smithers .
2.00 Mrs, R. Duff, Smithers i Mrs, Gorge Kidd, Smithers
1.00 E. Gunderson, Smithers: Mrs, H. G, Smith, Smithers
1.00 E. Gunderson, Smithers;. Mrs, H. G, Smith, Smithers
1,00 Mrs. H, G. Smith, Smithers ae
1.00 .Mrs, H. G. Smith, Smithers : vt
' 1.00 Mrs. G, Oulton, Smithers; F. Huber, Smithers
1.00 Mrs. G. Oulton, Smithers; F, Huber, Smithers
Photography |
yg ' os py terete cee,
A. C, Garde, Smitherg ; By ‘spe bye
Mrs, Harvey Davies, Houston re ee
Mra. Harvey Davies, Houston oar one Be fo
PLD PA | Eo

° @ihe numbers preceding name of winner

$8.00

sddeeseeesensensceaesernes 5.00
2—Potatoe ny red variety
0 pounds ny noe variety / 6.00 8.00 1
ateusnee 1.50 1.00 3
4—_M ] ny variety,.two 1.5 .
nets field nian 1.50 1.00
sebeseeseenenene 1.50 1.00
—-Carrots, stock, three .......... 1.50 1

1,00:

- BEEF CATTLE—(Grade)

Mrs, Harvey Davies, Houston

‘ Miss Vera Green, Smithers plage ne Ee mo - ae

Field Roots

of First Prize represents the number’ of exhibitors competing

36—R, Richardson, Telkwa; Edgar Woodward, Smithers -

THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1923

pre werner mee
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Horses

ae a
F.. Huber, Smitherss. J. c, K, Sealy, Smithers

Chapman '& Chapman, Smithers; A. J. Prudhomme, Telkwa
C, Newitt, Smithers: J. C. K, Sealy, Smithers .

, Chapman & Chapman, Smithers; P, Powers,.Telkwa

PB Powers, Telkwa; F. Huber, Smithers

Prudhomme & Fisher, Telkwa;
ize, recommended by jud
Roy Wakefield, Telkwa

Chapman & Chapman, Smithers; McKinnon & Hyn
. C, K, Sealy, Smithers; J. C. EK. Seal
C, Newitt, Smithers; F. Huber, Smithers.

J. C. EK, Sealy, Smithers i°_C. Newitt, Smithers
Roy Wakefield, Telkwa; A. J. Prudhomme, Telkwa
Prudhomme, Telkwa; Roy Wakefield, Telkwa, ‘Special 3

- prize, added by judges, to C. Dexter
Roy Wakefield, Telkwa

Cattle

y, Smithers

a

George Oulton, Smithers; W, A, Sproule, Telkwa *
George Oulton, Smithers Dos :

Mrs. H, G. Smith, Smithers |
D. F, McKinnon, Smithers

Mrs. H. G, Smith, Smithers ein,

a a UBT ees ‘

F, Huber, Smithers a er ee

eG srg SEE Boe
ob, Bee ahi ee 8

tpn He

George Oulton, Smithers

go
im

PE Bros
George Oulton, Smithers ee

ts, M:. W. Lees, Smithers

Mrs. McCabe, Smithers; Mrs, J. Newick, Hazelton

Smithers
Smithers
Smithers

Ernest. Morin,

1—Mra. P, Schufer, Smithers;
Ernest Woodward,

7—R. Richardson, Telkwa;
2—F. A. Gilbert, Smithers; 0, Lundstrom,
2—2nd Prize, Mre, H. G. Smith, Smithers. wo
S—J. C.K. Sealy, Smihters; Mrs. J. C..K. Sealy, Hazelton
1—R. Richardson, Telkwa; J, W, Turner, Smithers. .. |,

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F air Prize List ha | TELKWA TALES

D..F, McKinnon, Smithers; §rd
ges, Chapman & Chapman, town

es} Smithers

ers and men clearing land cause

‘lin, her

em

News from the Hub of Bulkley
Valley

Brea rmecpens

_ 7
Telkwa Hotel !

Serves the traveller to and
through the Bulkley Valley

Mrs. Wearne has left for Prine
Rupert for a few days.

this week,

closed down for the time being,

tory operations,

a dance program for this (Friday)

ajevening. Prizes will be given.

been arranged at the churches,
at the Union Church on Sunday,
Sept. 30, and at the Anglican
Church on Sunday, Oct. 7.

Mrs. Jones has left Telkwa to
take treatment'at the springs in
Washington. W. Boyle has ac-
companied her. Miss Boyle is
the guest of Mrs. Ticehurst.

A meeting of the residents was
held this week to discuss the
future of the local library. Miss
Thompson was elected president
and Rev. Brayfield, sec,-treas,

Miss Topsey Mapleton enter-
tained all her girl friends on Wed-
nesday afternoon. when she cele-
brated her seventh birthday.
There was candy, good eats, ’n‘
a cake with candles on ’n* ev’ ry-
think, "

The Telkwa football team has
won the Grav Challenge Cup for
the third successive year, The
final game was. played against
Smithers‘ at the Smithers Fall
Fair and was very keenly con-
tested from start to finish, both
teams being in good form. The
score was 2.1,

Everyone is reminded of the
Harvest Home Supper, to be held
under the auspices of the united
churches in the Union Church
hall on October 4, It is the first
of its kind to be held in Telkwa,
and all are invited. The supper
will be followed by a musical
evening, songs, entertainment,
and community singing.

Medal Presented

Continued from Page 1

¥

J. P. Wheeler, of the Soldier
Settlement Board, left this week
for the coast on official business,

A prospective buyer has been
giving the Two Toms’ (Brewer
& Brandon) claims the once-over

The Howson mining camp has

having completed very satisfac-
The ladies of the Round Lake

Community Club have prepared

Harvest festival services have

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MAKE THAT YOUR HEADQUARTERS |

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| James Kotow : propsctor

’ TRELEWA - - B.C.
g aren nae
Omineca Hotel

Rolfe & Dawson Managers

Beat attention to tourists and to
commercial men.
Dining reom in connection

Rates reasonable, Patronage Is
{ solicited

Hazelton B.C.

oT ar tal Ol ht a tg |

Hotel
Prince Rupert |

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THe LEADING Hote.
IN NORTHERN B. C.

Prince Rupert, B.C.

{European Plan.

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Rates $1.50 per day up.

FE ont rs es tees ets seine teins |

The Bulkley Hotel

E. E. Orchard, Owner .
European or American Plan

The headquarters ‘for the Bulkley
Valley. Tourists and Commercial men
find this a grand hotel to stop at, -

All trains met. Autos, livery or Tigs
seddle horses provided,

Smithers. B. ¢.

Printing & Developing

Kodak
Supplies

STATIONERY

Up-to-Date Drug Store

Hazelton

Fresh Vegetables

away the railroad and employees,

the mill men (every position) . PRICE LIST

und owner, the school-teacher,

the postmaster, the merchant, the ,

doctor and druggist and many POTATOES, per sack benees teaee $2.50 :

other men laborers and profes~|CABBAGE, late, per Ib....., reee 205

sional men. CABBAGE, early, per Ib... ..... - .08
So the forests of B.C. for these/ CARROTS, per sack ........... ous

reasons are very, very important, |2URNIPS, per sack........4....°.2.50 |

The BC, Government” receives | BEETS, twobunches at per bunch — .05

anually about three million dol- ONIONS fe ss tooeee 2.50

lars from lumber taxation alone. | 7 ' 8 PORN Deeseese

Despite all this wealth of B.C,
forest8, careless campers, hunt-~

J. R. DUNGATE, Hazelton

annually great forest fires, Tho
forestry service strains every
netve to prevent, this and. ‘every
person should help. to: save Brit-

ish Columbia from ‘destruction ag
he last’ great;

in her premises ist
stand. of.

F, A.. Goddard, New Hazelton 0.

For Sale

ee

‘timber: in’: the world. ©. | #

Ghild’s folding sul-

ky with hood; prac::-
tically new; $8.60. Apply Postrinater,
Quick Station,

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