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' iT. Kenney is to be congratulated Green Feed j is

npon the splendid victory he -won t
the polls in Skeena last Thursday.
Wax a bigger vote than even he Witici
pated and he was always optimistic as!
to the ontcome. There is no doubt but
that. the people of Skeenu wanted a.
vood Liberal to represent them at Vic-
forin, aud ulse that they wanted to see
the Liberal party. in power at Victoria
mice more. Mr. Kenney will go io the
Legisiatuve as the ‘representative of a:
big - majority of the people of Skeena, !
au not as representative of the Liber-« *
al party only. We believe Mr. Kenne
appreciutes that nnd that be will play
the ginime fair to all sections of the dis-
rriet, and to all people in the district, '
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The result of the voting on Thurs-'
(ay List thronghout the province was
na decided auswer to all whe thought
the people were tired of party polities,

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The people want two parties, but they ‘eveen and larger quantities © will.’

also want cleun government and clean
politics. In turning from the .Conser-
vative government which bad only had
ove term in office the people did so in
just- ts emphatic a manner as. they
turned from the Liberals five years ago
Me. Pattullo will shortly be premier,
He will hnve with him enough meim-
hers to, put through the house any kind
of u measure he thinks, is for the bene-
Th this he should
also have the united support of the re-
wails: of the opposition. We belleve
that Mr, Patty will do the very best
be possibly can, He bas not a Inight
mitlook for the immediate future, but
conditions throughout Canada ‘are on
the aperade and that will mike his
‘isk somewhat ‘ensier.. He .also has a
yumher of experienced men with him,"
ang be has some very excellent men.
Taking all things into consideration,
hire Patino has much in his favor to
five good government and to put B, C.
and B.C. peaple on their feet. In this
we wish him well. He will have an
uplimistic aud haw worker with him
in.the new member fram Skeena,
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The government of the United States
ix constlerlng Che advisability” of sell-
jue liquor-nt prices low enongh so that
the hoot legzer can ot make a, profit.
That is a very poor way for a govern-'
moot. ta consider the liquor question.
Tf quar fs to. be sold to the people be-

cite the people want it, it should he-

Very Necessary °
For All Poultry

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“Although 4 ul abindance of green “feed

is exsentinl for the young growing stock
as well ias for the laying hens at all

seaxons of the year, it is in the ‘late

isunimer und Winter, when. the grass

‘roots dry out or ave frozen, that the-

fowl ave often deprived of necessary |"

suculent green feed in their ration.
‘A short supply of: greens is frequently
the cause of il] health or low produc-
; tion as -the right kind of green. feed
‘nets as a tonic stimulating the appetite
and as a roughage, securing nore nour
ishinent. from the food consumed.

If the birds are confined or running
in bare yards in the fall, gren alfalfa
atid Clover’furnish a fine feed when cut

consumed if it is run through a cutting
box, Cabbage and mangels are a de-
sirable gven feed for occasional use but
though ealhage contains an appreciable
amount of only vitamin A, -B and C,
all vitamins are absent in mangels,
while all the known Vitamins are to
be found in alfalfa and clover.

An investigation pointed to alfalfa aB
a most desirable nnd economical green

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fed for. winter use for poultry when a
fed in the following mmuner:—To re-
thin as many of. the ‘leaves ‘as possible |

second or third eutting of, alfalfa hay
was cured as green as safety from
niwulding would permit. ,
fulfa was cut in half inch lengths by
the nse of a cutting box, steeped in a

, tub or tank: by coverlng with cold wa. |.
ter far twenty-four hours, drained off, |

nad fed in:butter tubs or sawed. down
mul kees,

One hnndred hens will ‘veadily ¢ consu-
we from six to eight pounds dry weight
per diy when fed in this ianner, with-
out any undesirable features in color
of white or yolk of eggs, When this

“supply was muntained with a correct

dry tnnish snd a carefully balanced
sopply of sctatch grains, cannibalism

feather enting and Khudved vices were

unknown.

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Mrs, Whi. Grant’ he is retur ned to her

home in Mazelton atter spending a few

weeks with her danghter.

Mrs, N.
itpatrick in Smithers, a

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The cured al- |

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mouth In advance. .This rate in-
tlides office consultations. med{-
eines. as. well as all costs while
‘in the hospital. TMokersy’ are ob-
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Whether on bassin
he our guests-at-t
Here you will find the ae
hospitality of an old-time Inn, -
with the conveniencesof'a modern
- Hotel, and a dining room service,
famed for its excellent cuisine.
Clean, comfortable and quiet, the
Grosvenorisaway from the heavy
traffic, yet close to the theatres,
shops and business district. The
rates, 00, are very reasomable.

RATES

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Det'd Bath - $1. 50.
With Bath - $2.00

> Weekly: -
Des'd Bath § 9.00
With Bath $12.00

Monthly: -

Dee'd Bath $25.00.
“With Bath §30.00' *

Constituting what is regarded
as the finest collection of moirnt-:
ed square-tailed speckled trout.
evor assembled from the same
‘locality in a single. season, seven-
teen fine specimens of this vari-
_ety and one rainbow trout were
entered in the Nipizoi River
Campy Guides mounted trout con-
test ‘recently judged and- prizes
awarded by the ‘Tourist -Depart-
. ment of the Canadian Pacific §
Railway, a ; i:

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A Christmas and New ‘Year's
cruise. to the Caribbean: and a
round ‘the world: cruise later by

. to same chip, the Empress of
Erkan la; u ifediterranean crulse
by tie. Empress of “Australia;

to the West Indies and twenty
trous-Atioutic sailings‘ trom Can-
fing peris are. seheduled for.
Canadian . Pacific Uners for: this
wiutor season.

~The socond: reunion of all
piacy and: observers © who had
“60 iealasions: ‘aml..Wwings bofure
Roveuvier 11,1918, will: ko held’
of ihe Hoyal.-York Hotel, Toron-
,to,,on Armistice’ Day. First re~
tion was’ hola April, 1932; when

“ber of countries attended: © The
-fieend ronnion: is: expected tobe
2 ema “o?. the amos be brilliant: func-
-tlopa ever. held ‘at ‘the palatial .
- Canadian Pacific hotel: ;

“Wide- -sprend interest in John
“hook, -' “The

Masle of Melody,” ig again illus-

: tost;’ ‘conducted * “by: thd’ “Gramo-
phone’ - anit “Everyman”. Lon-. |
dar. ‘publications. =" Bmpire-wide
; response: to this. contest: resuited
ant *: Overgoag | ' prize..-being
. awarded’ to Miss: Gladys, Kippen
“Of” Tordnto! ‘for a: poem, written + ‘
_to- the. music of fhe “Bonata.
| Pathetlque. re .

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