THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 103

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|CHILLED CANADIAN POULTRY JS eee eet eee ee
| DESIRED IN BRITAIN 7 : } B.C. HAND SURVEYOR
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r . Because of Its spécial interest to the J. Allan‘ Rutherford ! a

Canadian farmer an editorial appear- . eos vere . 1 -_
i ne hin a ing im the Fish Trades Gazette, Lon- “The decrense in fretght car Surveys promptly executed. ‘i
f[[don England is quoted: loadings which began In 1930 bas ’ SMITHERS, B. C. [ oa

| _"A°sample shipment of chilled tur-| continued almost uninterruptedly, ~ - = ‘

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keys and chicken from Canada arrived In 1931 np to the end of the first . ae ' - > + -?-+ +--+ -4

~ in London at the beginning of the week veoh ae December, 5} Rab? less 5
- | relght cars hag : ee LED LL SLED TTS FD
Afford This was actually a try out to deter Janadlan Reilways than for the

mine whether or not chilled Canadian same period of tlhe previous : ; .
i year,
produce would suit our markets’; its} uring the. same Period of this © Henry Motors [td.
superiority over the frozen produce, Year 376,016 less cars were loaded cof s
: was established. The special display than In boninense® decline in pas Smithers, B.C.
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; . ; | in Smithticela Market was staged at a tively the game, The resultant ef- os
— most opportune time and there fs ev- fect upon railway earnings has Ford Dealers Ford Parts il :
. - Sot ery reason to believe that the new ven been naturally disastrous, For the G bos M
_ The great national pastime this weather is. squeezing the jj {ture will prove ‘successful, thanks to} first ten months of 1931 Canadian {3 Gas Repairs Modern Garage
expenditure-column so that it will remain in. proportion to: the the co-operation between the Canadian peti gress revenue aeelined Complete line ot
revenue. The first step in this of course is making a decision as == || [poultry farmers, the senders and the that ete oVor the test ven New Cars and Truck
to what items are absolutely necessary to the well-being of our heen nnas itn Gavey clan munths of this eer nuw ‘closing ‘FUCKS y
« oe . . fication O anadian overnment. laere was a furlher decline of SERIO f
ae pods apreradana the balance to the limbo of things and trade officials in London saw with ta ber vont The decline con- nied =
we wil have when the times improve. . P naw? .|. Unues, and there. certainly ap- ;
} svbat signs of sucess the “new” Im-|. Mnues. be no evidence in alent | SRA/{TN/N20N4 (BIO meiexiisaesineavag
perial poultry trade is being establish-| ? o 0 evide  alght ; a
ed over here” ated that for many years we shall see | Dr. R. C Bamford a
‘ : Ps . : them entirely eliminated and | oak Ms .

You cannot do without your local newspaper for several very ——___ earnings hack where they were in a DENTIST i
good reasons, the first of which is that as an intelligent citizen CANADIAN SEEDS EXCHANGED | 1928."—-E. W. ‘Beatty, K.C.,Chair- |# SMITHERS, RB. ¢ Hi
of the community it is necessary that you keep informed as to what ian and President, Canadian Pa. a .* ae es
is taking place in that community what is transpiring at the school « A report issued by the Division of fe Railway, in his’ review of m Hours9amtofipm Evenings ”
the churches; if grants are being,made from publie funds, or cut Botany of the Dominion Experimental * “ 5 by appolntment, '
off; what your community proposes doing about relief measures; | Farms Branch shows that the annual In the vanguard of the winter — | MEN ARIUUER:{ Riemer 6R!-CB senate soy yp
where food stuffs, meat, wearing apparel, wood coal, may be pur- jexchange list of seeds, collecteed in the _ Vacation traffic to the South
chased to the best advantage; all the intimate personal news; the arboretum, comprised some 3,637 spect. [' Seas and the Orient, the Can- oe
deaths, births, marriages, and the thousand and one other occur- ‘nl a total of 4802 packets of seed ™ capa of acitte qe “Empress o | * * ra
rences that go to make up the life of the community. 169 rooted plants and 11 cuttings were . Vancouver January le eth a B.C. UNDERTA KERS j

: ; ‘nt at t ' 10 pokanie gardens ov oy list of 411 passengers, i EMBALMING FOR SHISMENT A SUNCLALITY ;
. ev batanical, tstitutions Tougnowty | :

That is the function of the local weelily newspaper. Its news the work In retin en packet a Recent payment by Great Brit- } Po. Rox am awn |
columns each week carry the story of the activities of the eom- seeds and 21 cuttings were receive, | 242 of $95,550,000 war debt instal- PRINCE RUPER™ BC. will ivine yf |
munity, and in addition to the effective news of the world at trom foreln gardens. Special suppi | Meat reminds old-timers uf the | § A :
large. Its advertising columns bring into your home the hest of- »s wore obtained as required for wela:| V2" G8¥8 when $96,000,000 in sold
ferings of the stores and shops with prices and description. oy wore obtained ax required for sete Fenregbped by Canadian Pacitic | - - -

F' . tifie: workers in Canada. Twent Expresa from Asia to England .

eight packet of seeds of Canadian wilt te pede and was carried acruss —= ;
‘erg wore « 1 . IS On OD 2 Bpetia ‘an !

The Herald costs you but Two Dollars for a whole year, If Co vat tee tf Sent . the W th ous ;. | adian Pacific train, having abso. B J ud ge
you will read it thoroughly, intelligently you will receive many, ‘en ee lor Dlanting on j ‘ battle! Inte right-of-way, The train trav- ae ;
many times over a return in value. And the Herald is a good elds of nope other activ tes in feat about lights and was [ro- Chiropractor a
paper for the family ¢o read. There are many things children may ic ded stud es of o - i history of eCled by scores of armed guards. |
learn from its columns, bué nothing they should shun. The col- | noxlous weeds of eradication. ._ “Darkand uncertain asthe out- Will be at the Omineca Hotel
unins are clean, carefully edited and contain all the NEWS. . , look may. appear to the casual ub- .

a . EXPORT OUTLOOK BRIGHTER { server, I still think that ta tye |e Hazelton on Thursday
| ; ; “sy ; 7 : ; wider field the year has not been A —
If you are already a subscriber to the Herald revival of interes N good weight without important developments = —
send it to a friend, éither in the community or of good quality of cattle for: prospect. tion ond “OmCOUFAgOR eee | = =
sof ill iate it ov ive export is probably the feature in uv Bement. ——h. W.
at a distanee. They will appreciate it. . : a ae Beatty, K.C., Chairman and Presi- {Send your
| i [ite mnszettntettzence servico ut rh | $28, Canadian "Paeite Raliway, F :
. ; i lar rvice of t n his review of 1932, y iT]
; Dominion Live Steck Branch in a re-| Watch Repairin s and '
view of the eattle market situation, tetra jintellizent educatinn Jewellery Requirements .
7 . a : bd rT) 7 my FU omit and social furihy ¥ , . Me i
| ~The Omineca Herald =—_|[ Durty 280 week enaing Jumunry 12} Spe jetouomle and cia tity To ig
; , ; |)256 cattle were loaded on the ss Mun- nized,” is the view of Sir Norman :

= . oy .., f |ehester Commerce for Birkenhead, in Angell, British economist anu iis- rt cr:
Is Your Newspaper — -. WEngland, and it is understood that re-| Peller of war iNusions, He sailed’ R. W, Cameron

gulay weekly shipments are being ar-| Tecettly by Canadian Paciic liner

Make Full Use of it. _|ffssee"or sector into moon | “Moatae!ateretocare'car's |] Pyinee Rupert |

going forward being contingent upon

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the improvement in’ the relation he- Of the 4.046.512 pounds of eau- ,
__ _ tween the home and the exports may | med pineapple cunsuned in Cap-
S = a |ket in regards to returns. There ; ada between Apri | and Neve

ber 30. ifdz. ali hur 188583 ths.
came from countries within the
AMS I} Empire, nearly hett the total hee
Demand on shipping account is show: ing from the Straus Settlements,

~ Mining in British Columbia Me wtteteseten me mee ane | once ta rome nme

situation generally.” vanishing pout According te the
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pears now ‘to be much more life to the
jmarket, despite its unsettled condition,

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. ey . last Census mn 131, P2934 par cent,
; . area tat - . i ——— of the population of Cnnads over
Among the Canadian Provinces, British Columbia is ihe lead i CELERY Was ONCE AN HERB five yenrs uf age centtlid et ther read
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ing producer of Lead, Silver and Zinc. ‘

In this’ Province about 45% of Canada’s Silver, 91% of the
Lead and 93% of the Zinc are produced. oo
’ British’ Columbia has produced approximately $1,300,000,000
worth of minorals, =‘ =~ +

About 200,000 square miles'of unexplored — minoral-bearing
lands are open for Prospecting. | ws”

_ or write, Students enrolled in
With the balanee ‘of the 1942 crop Canidicn ethoals In 193] numabar-

of celery now moving onto the retail ed 25127417.

fmarket all over Canada, anyone wha The Caiedisn Pacific Railway
Will avail themselves of tan opportunity Campags's tax Adlt for the your

. to test its fine flavor WH find it hard {was almost max million dollars

tto realize that celery wos used origin-| \oriveing its teow! contritution to

Canada's tax ¢allectang sine in-
nly as an herb in European kitchens, " mas 3
nie awa = aural corporation to abut §11¢,000,000,"

‘ eA |). 1 this country its chief use is as an} ‘on D. ‘: « tare
Practically every mineral known tobe appetizer but it deserves a better place and Presidents Cunnding eeu tle
‘found on the continent oceurs to some. . :on Chnadian menus, Celery is a none; Rallway ie ies ev ien cot ete
extent in British Columbia, * =: “waste vegetable and is not an extra-
ee ; . Ce ‘[p vasance even at a high price,  Byery TIMBER SALE X15336 a
: | RECENT PUBLICATIONS: — Se ee pie inn bee nse Use the inner white oe
is Se ' oo . silky raw, the lave, more coarse; ao. ew eo peontvad lee
- ; Annual Report of the Honourable the Minister. * Vicces as a cooked vegetable, and the! hewled fenders will be received by |
. Lae ne ot 1 the .Ainister of Lands at Victorin B.
,. Of Mines for the calander year 1981. re ; leaves: and root as flevoring for soups C., net later t the Nina
E _ .. “Lode-Gold Deposits of British Columbia. Cone, |jiund sauces,’ Even the water in which |", 20 a Oe un Boon on ae . a
i . “Placer, Mining in British Columbia, te jit Is cooked is a valunble food, (0) day of Pebruary, 1ois, for the pure
/-"  *) “MeConnell Greek Placer Area.’ Ste eo : chise of Lieense X 15886. ta cut 280.
| , “ Non-metallic Mineral Investigations: “Barite;’ -. Boe Bo lee, : ae 000: Lineal feet of Cedar Poles and P#l-
af | Ds ‘sAgbestos": “Glassware, ; “Clay.” eg eA / ’ ECONOMY , BASED ON RECORDS jing on an aren stunted on the east
, Lode-Gold.Developnients in British-Columbin |” Pe, iside of Bulkley liver, approximately —
during 1932, . a Loe ns re i ~A pertinent: paragraph «taken from 7% miles hoxth of Beament. Cassiar! Mrs. I. Love of Vancouver ix visit:
, taht eg "SP tho: enrrent issue of the Eebnomic An- Land District. ing with her sister, Miss Louts Aude -
Addvess enquiriesto ; 2 0 ee on  [flalist, - official organ “of -the Dominion ‘Three’ (3) years willbe ‘allowed ‘for gon. She expects to be here for ise
ee ee oe Pe aa Economies Branch’ 4 ‘que , removal of timber, next two-or. three months, -..
I a a ET: s Miniatar « neg TA Of: eco! Further -particulars of the Chief | - Coe ms
i a The Honourable The Minister, af Mines . ef Forester, Victorln, B.C. or District | Albert Mercer has-returned trom his
' mo ae To ar amen au ree: _ . rn Forester, Prince Ttnpert, BOC. * 82-38 trap Line on the Copper river, | He re
oar mes A Victoria, 'B:C." bee See porta havink fone pretty well.
= , = tlenIny Set of fecormnts need deter no a . oo
' one from setting up a system which! [he regular meeting of the W. A.

2 . a held con Mes ky
| ted to the needs of to the IL Twill be held :
iat eneily battens bustnees, ces , Afternoon of next week. os

Now is a g ood time to pay 7 to week on farms, The Jack of a pne-