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{safe and sane harbor where the waters

-fhis hands for feur or five: years.
-}has a big job ahead of him, and he had

“| ed plants, known,
fliave: originated in Western Asia and

. ent ‘by the ploncers,
steel nnd: more’:

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BENNETT REPAIRING HIS SHIP

For four: years the Rt, Hon. kh. B.

Bennett steered the ship of state throu
for a

would be calm and he could make re-
pairs. He got the ship in the calm
harbor of a general election, and the
waters in that harbor were fresh wa-
ter. In the process of clearing off the
barnacles which were so thick on the
hottom of said ship, the bottom ° all
fF but enme out of the ship, and when the
‘general elections were over and lt was

‘| time to again put out to sea the cap-

tain found he had only the 31d mate,
a cabin boy and a few un-able seamen
left of the crew. But the captain is
an old salt from the Atlantic seaboard
and ohne reyerse does net’ stop him.
He has sturted in’ to rebuild his ship
and to earefully select his erew, with
two qualifications foremost in - his
mind—loyelty and honesty: He hopes
to have a good: crew. to man his ship
when next he casts off the lines and
hends into the breezes of another gén-
eval: election. The Rt, Hon. Mr, Ben-

.|nett will not have much idle time on

He

a lot of things to. learn himeelf, But

“lhe isa good captain and can change | |
_| his mind and his course when he- ‘sees
: the light. -

CORN AND BARLEYCORN

4} We are so wheat conscious in Can-

ada that we are apt to forget that bar-
ley is also an important grain product
with us. Burley is Canada’s third big-

“| gest grain ‘crop, coming after wheat

and oats, lt the production is usually
less than one- quarter of thot of wheat

‘|The crop ‘has ranged from G3 to 8T

million. bushels, ynlued” at between.
$17,000,090 nnd $29,000,000, Jn the last
fow-yenrs, but Inshel of barley
weighs only 48 pounds, while that of
wheat Is) 60 pounds. Canada is the

_,{ leading exporter of barley in the Brit-
ish: ‘Finite, as’ Roumania is the larg: .

ext” samang foreign countries,
‘Barley ix one of the eldest Gultiv ate
It. is _suppbsed to

Tduring its ‘ently cultivation was used
for-bread, beer and aniinal food. It is

tries and wns planted on this contin-

Tt eontnins more
crudé’. fibre than

folks “Tae, Dnt: not: so mony perhaps

: will. hes aware fiat” Harleycorn, is an
old«British mensure of Tength equal. ta |.
a oniecthind of aun. ineh,

one, iy. know If there is any "historic

“ ehnectlom- between that’ aiid tthe - fing: oe
i crn An measuring, Joby Barleycorn inv ;
“ya lanes, .

oy . co : mat

Smithers:

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an. important erop In Buropean. coun | *

wheat, The straw. of the two plants
is similar In composition, otf.
Moat ‘peaple will ‘know that. John

Barley cork is‘a. poetic mime for whisaj.
| key. and: Was die anelent times: ‘festnt

Possl bly some]’

ay gh eth hgh

‘Ghite rT i auuinher of ‘hospitals In “the

\ pioy ince were given. spectal eranta by "
. thes ptovineial: governinent , this. year.
. These ranged, froby $10,
“| former: going’ ‘to. Ttoyal Columbian: ‘ati.
i” New Westminster: and the: later to, the,
“ad hiowpital at. Atlin,
a got $6,000 ‘but the: Hazelton, -,lospital, |.
«| whielt “aiteda” Bérne. “special” assistance |

‘to $800, the]!

‘hospital |’

Train Service «

connecting at
Jasper with.

“The Continental
Limited”

EASTERN CANADA

East bound train leaves New Hazelton
2.55 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday

West bound train leaves‘New Hazelton

‘For information call or write
Local Agent or P. Lakie, D.F. & P.A.
Prince Rupert, B,C.

CANADIAN NATIONAL

TIMBER SALE x19852 be

Seued teouders will be received by

hoon on the 26th day of March, 1936.
for the purchase of License X19852, to
cut 260,000 feet of! cedar ‘poles: and pil-:
ing, on-an ‘area situated .on- the. East
side of, Bulkley River,. approximately.
7% miles, north , of -Beament, Cagsiar.
Land District, °

. Three" years ‘will ‘be shviwea for re-
mov. al of ‘timber: : .
' Further particulars of - the: Chiet
Forester, Victoria, B.C., or. District
Forester, Prince Rupert,'-B.G. po

an old volume the other

’ day, we ‘came across a
plowing pearl of wisdom in
. the shape of.a proverb, which
we think particularly: applica-
ble to us and to our business:

aro aver the pages of

. Also accepteth a Trust”, *

We have stid before. in ties
Writings that one of:the great-
eat, If not the greatest, of all
EATON'S asscts is the CON-
~FIDENCE of the. West—con-
fidencs ‘based on more than
twenty-five yaars’ mutual, re-
spect, each for the other, But
the story does not end there.

value of this confidence, ‘so
. also do we realize the import:

confidence’: imposes ‘on’ “us:

Very seriously we accept that

My trust-and sea to it that itis .
} . rigidly. kept sin.every last :de- -
, tail. The efforts we put forth
«ito secure! for ‘you the finest

dn. values: that-the-markets -of

titiceasing vigil. which . ow
_ Regearch Bureau keeps, over
Blt “the qua iy? dt everything * we
}.Toffer thé EATON giiarantes |
itself —"Goods.. Satisfactory
_ or, ae , Refunded” — 3 are.
“gil merely; fedtures 6" our
.T pergale’ detefanination | nat” ‘the
‘confidence “Of. the’ West in,
ss EATON'S, and EATON’S way
of doing . busin a, shall not

F ; be. misplaced.

wyager § say Fors
wi i ee ae

ATO

about as. badly. ag’ any. hospital, WAS

_, he Omineca TMeratd ts ouly 2.00. woe

For PRAIRIE POINTS &

Ferre Wha’ gainath: ‘Confidence, wie

the world have to offer—tha’ -

t-

2.11 p.m, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday .

the Minister of Lands not later’ than’
¢ ; so
gmp

For, just as we appreciate the |...

ance of the TRUST which that — |