| BENSON BROS.

‘Auto Jitney Service

Between Hazelton and New

DORR:

Hazelton and the Railway,
or ta any point in the dis-
trict—and* at any" hour,

Phone Hazelton,
1 short, 1 long, 1 short 1 long
‘ Omineca Hotel, 2 long 2 short

Films Developed and Printed
Enlargements made.’ °:

When. in Smi
Photo taken

Post Card to Cabinet

Sizes

‘A. L. Evitt, Smithers

V Me Se | Allen
Mestions -
Cost.

vor Years We chive | ‘thid inet
little ineideuts: about Pacifie Milk
and the women who use. it, We
never before meutioned that Pnel-
fie Milk has kept the price down
in British. Columbia always; actu
ally evapornted . mitk costs less “in
of aur proves thin in. ty other “iy

Cmuada. Urs, Alen has, told THs
fh xbe ee of this.

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Head Office: | "Vancouver

! J.P. a, NP
| Wm. Grant’s .

REAL ESTATE

District Agent for the leading
Insurance Companies ij
’ Life
Fire*
WS - Health. |
Accident

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HAZELTON

| FIRE LIFE ACCIDENT
: AUTOMOBILE

§ Only Strong. retiable companies
m@: represented byt us,

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--Flato Boats

We are. local aents for the new
B lato Boats—the great boon for
4 the fishermen, the- duck hunter
mm -2nd-the camper... See it at our
4 | offce.now,

WM. S. ‘HENRY

SMITHERS, B. C.

‘nite *...

Pactories at Abbotsford and tadvert

: Admission $1.00

| |BREDGE SETS—Score pads and plage

, | Personal
| Greeting Cards
For Christmas.

See Our Samples and
' Order Early

The, Up-to-Date Drag Store
HAZELTON, R. C.

| ca Studio

thers have ‘your

“| cow is producing,

_ FEEDING cows FOR WINTER
MILIC PRODUCTION

The aim’ ‘tin feeding for’ “wiater’ ‘milk’
production is ‘to’ produce the. sreatest
amount of milk and butter at the least
possible expense, “Tn order to da- this

conditions ‘during the early - summer.
when there is atinndanee of palatable
sneeulent feed.. ¢

The Fation must “be: well balaziced.
That ts there ihugt be enongh protein
to balance: the, carbohydrates, Le-
guine hay’ ‘is: usally “the cheapest
source of “protein. “Therefore the dry
roughage shoul contain a large per-
aie contege of clover or * dlfalta hiiy as Dos-
sible.
m| The klucenlant feeds’ Keep the ‘cows
Zin goud health and-are very palatable,
Be therefore, either roots or silage should
Mj be fed to enable. the cows to make the
Sibest use of the other feeds in the’ ra-
tlon,
8} For inaximum production the Ta-
S| tion should contiin’ 2 liberal allowance
of concentrates, Concentrates dre us-
ually the expensive part of the ration.
Ther efore, in feeding | concentrates,
Fy ench cow. ‘should’ be fed individually.
The dinount it wild pay to feed will de-
aipend on the price of concentrates as
; compared with roughage and partly on
Sjthe umount and quality of - milk exch
At tlie Fredericton
Experimental Station the cows ‘are fed
all the mixed clover and timothy hay
they will eat with from 25- 40 pounds:

Thanksgiving
Dance
November 11th

of corn silage or up 50 pounds of roots
Heavy producers are fed one pound of
grain for each BY, pounds of milk: ‘A
medium ‘producer is fed ote pound of
grain fo each four pounds. of milk they
produce, The grain ration fed is com-
posed for the most part of 1'part bran,
1 part crushed oats, 1 part linseed meal
and two arts brewers grai aid one

In the Community Hall
N ew Hazelton

Music by Mrs. R ‘Guss.

per cent of salt is added at mixing.

It should. always be born in -Taind,
that cows will not make the most pro-
fitable use of feed consumed unless

We. nust. imitate as closely as posstble

“| the serpentine encircling the’ dancers

‘ fully iaid out before them by the cave

FINE asoenane. DANCE

For Benefit Bulktey Valley “Bospitat

“Here and Th ére’ :

Auxiliary In. Smithers

‘Smithers Nor. ‘The winter | gaie-
ties started in Smithers with ‘the Hal-
lowe'en dance on October 32st, put on
| by the Ladles Auxiliary to the Bulkley
Valley District Hospital, with Gray's
orchestra ‘supplying the music.
With. counter attraety. ns Wf several
Hallowe’ en parties, and the Armistice

Success achieved on this oceasion, the
| receipts, including the sale ‘gf ‘novel:

uf

Atthough somewhat, slo ¥ in starting
the floor was very comfortably filled
later on, and the gay caps worn, and] b
made the scene very captivating, while
decorations of jack o° lanterns, ghosts,
witches, black cats, (with one real, ,
live cat parading the’ floor,” evidently
as manager) gave’ the spooky effect
nerrssary for if laowe'en’ thrills.

- That tired feeling: was ‘catered to by
plenteous and appetizing’ refreshmerits
served, those assisting endeavoring to

farm.

ments, enticed those desirous of find-
ing out their future, whicch was faith-

voman—a really. witeh—as no one
could doubt, hat, dress, . broomstich,
and: all the recessories being. present,
' The Auxiliary ts to be congratulated
on the bright and happy evening, as
well as on the fine financial returns,
which ‘are expended in the good work
of assisting the local hospital,

Country

stale, .
afend to ail with erst... ‘| Mexico a
' The witch care With eerie’ adorn- which h

. What’ is” “conside
* grizzly. shot in the
this. season
Van Vieck,

western
}dance looming largely on the horizon, 4,454,000
the Auxiliary feeis very elated at the elevators

in one day .in the
middle of October,
ed. a record ha

from Canada t¢
cord . shipment, .
Kon, Soviet representative, ‘there
eing only one. horse. that..died dur-”
ing the passage..
ment Is
November,
total, numb.

G..N, Torgén, ex-M.P, for Sweden,
‘recently left for the Peace ’ River”
in order to locate suitable
land. for the establishing of a
large colony -of | Swedish farieis;”
who are said to be in a position to’,
undertake. farming.on an extensive
‘Efe has. already canvassed,
nd the Southwestern States.
a. finds aneuitable.

The new Canadi
elevator at . Mid]
receive grain, and shortly all the
- construction. - ‘work: will be complete
and all departments of the plant in
operation,
vator marks the extension of Cana- -
‘dian Pacifie enterprise to another
port on the
factor in retaining a greater pro-
portion of th
trade for C

expected ‘to Zo forward in.
and this will bring. ¢ the *

wag taken by Miss A

a hunting party

Revelstoke. |

An amount of | ‘grain’ ‘gréafly in ~
excess of the entire production of

Canada in the year 1887,

bushels,. were hauled to”

over Canadian Pacific lines: |

This constitut-’ ~

ul of grain for ‘this
ties and fortune telling, amounting to . railway cosipany.
$195.00, a “substantial advance over ré- = Le
ceipts of Hallowe’en dance of last year The second, shipment of “horses”

o Russia was a re-
according -to Louis.

~The next ship-

er up to 8,300,

an Pacific Railway,
and has begun to,

he opening of this ele-

Great Lakes and a new

e Canadian export grain
anadian ports. -

given comfortable quarters and allow-
ed to exercise each day. —

RUDDY CANADIAN APPLES FOR
OVERSEAS.

FOR SALE *

4/FOR RENT—The Silver Standard log

.-tabin in New Hazelton, partly furn-
ished... -Apply Omineca Herald office.

cards, for four tables, in nice boxes,
uo tivo sets alike: also novel prizes,
Apply at @mineea Herald office,

FOR SALE-~A couple of canaries sboth

good singers. Apply to Mrs, Sawle,
New Hazelton.

CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS—
. See samples at the Herald office and
place your orders now. i

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Delicious

Oyster Stew

Beingdoubly creamy,
St. Charles Milk so _

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ct. W. Daweon, Prop." .

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL. ©
MBN

Dining - room. in. conneetion '

Hazelton... B. G. -

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enriches an oyster
stew that it is irre-
sistible, ‘Try it, :

FREE RECIPE BCOK

. Write The Borden Co.
Limited. Vancouver,

3127

‘| across the Seas and standard boxes and

channel Islands is $3.10 per standard
box and $6. 20 per standard barrel,’ in-
cluding refrigeration,

rates to Continental stations and’ ‘other’
particulara,. ‘consult any Canadian Na-
tlonal ‘Express ‘Agent, ae

“What shall I send the folks ‘in the |].
Old Country," isa query heard as tha
Christmas season . approaches, ‘but if
‘the average Cangdian Innew how much
‘our big, juicy, red appley ue appresia-
ted and enjoyed by people overseas’ the
problem would’ be immediately Solved.
_ Canada’s luscious, rosy apples are |
relished by old and young alike, They
symbolize our brilliant ‘sunshine ‘and |,
warm summer days and they ilo lok :
Christmasy and © cheerful.” Northern

Shys, McIntosh Reds and ° ‘Baldwins
are the best and most popular to carry

they. are fed aud watered regularly, AG

Licenses, valid to 31st March, 1928,
Staff Post Offices, Radio Dealers,
Radio Branch, Department

- WARNING TO USERS OF Rapio
All Radio Receiving Sets
- _. MUST be Licensed —

Penalty -on summary conviction i is a fine not exeveding $60. 00°

' License fee $1.00 per annum.

may be obtained from:—.-
Kadio Inspectors, or from -
of Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa.

A. . JOHNSTON, Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries,

your kind thoughts and . best" ‘Wishes

barrels of choice and * picked and
hand packed fruit, government ingpect-
ed, ure procurable at ‘Yensonable prices
from: any grocer while the matter of |-
shipment is ns simple as the mailing or
a card, |
- The Canadian National Dspress will
call for your apples, transport and de-
liver them. by quick service to any sta-
jon in Gren Britain, Ireland and most.
Hnropean conutries,

-The transportation charge from
Montreal and Quebec up to November
16th or from St. John and Halifax,
thereafter, by direct steamers to. points
in Great Britain and Ireland and the

For rates to Canadian’ ports’ ‘through

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* According to Victoria deapatehos ; an-

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has recently extended

and will fora short ti
subscriptions a

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daughter of-Ernest Van

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tect. who headed
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The Terrace News is $2.00 a year!

other effort xyill be made ta, ihe sting
to locate a route for ‘a ‘road from. Ter-.
race to the const, It is. stated : ‘that an
old Indian, told the SUrvey | party” of a ”
possible route he; thought 'n aybe whit e “
man get over r the. mountain :

district. The | party 7

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