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That Gets
~The Trade

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tory volume you must build up con-
fidence in your store and its service.

ADVERTISING in The Omineca
Herald and The Terrace News will
_ lay the foundation of such confidence.

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Advertising does the spade work that.

leads to bigger sales.

have to offer.

Let your advertising in The
Omineca Herald and The Terrace
News be a standing invitation to the

people of the district.

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Advertise.

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It will tell them about the goods you

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Facts

cf the Brewing Industry

in British Columbia

HE Brewing Industry ‘of British Co-
Iumbia employs hundreds cf men
with an annual payroll of about three-
quarters of a million dollars, using per
annum nearly ten million pounds of malt,

_ made from barley grown in Canada, and

over one hundred and fifty thousand
pounds of hops produced in British
Columbia. ;

rT requires over one hundred thousand dollars for
‘fuel, mined in British Columbla, to produce the
Beer consumed ‘in this province. Many hundreds
of thousands of dollars are paid by the Brewers
annually for materigls such as bottles, cooperage,

. rowanstoppers, labels and bottle wrappers--all of

which are manufactured in Conada..

IE taxes paid by the Breweries to the Govern-

mont amount -to over eight -hundred. and
seventy thousaud dollars per annum, exclusive of
Income taxes. :

HE eitizens of this province must recognize the
importance of such on industry and help to
build it up; payrolis and Industries are building
cities and are the foundation of prosperity, “< °

ME Amalgamated Brewertes of B. C. are manu-

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facturing good Deore, fully matured and aged, .

y physicians on: accoun
of its nourishing and health-giving qualities; these

beers contain only a very low percentage of aleohol ©

and therefore are the proper stimulant needed
when exhausted or overworked, as recognized by
medical authorities, : ;

TX Vancouver Browery Limited, Rainier Brew-
ing Co. of Canada Limited, Westminster Brow-
ery Limited, Silver Spring Brewery Limited and the

. Victoria Phoenix Brewing Co. ‘Limited, members of |
¢,, ‘are under’ |

the Amalgamated Breweries of B.
supervision of the Liquor Control Board, and their
Heers aro analyzed from time to time by expert

firms of the’ continent upen instigation of the |.

Liquor Control Board, which gives ample assur+
ance to the public that they recelve only pure .and
wholesome Beers when bought either in
ernment Vendor Store or. in Ifcensed beer parlors,

_ This advertisement is not published or dis-.

played by the Liquor Control Board or by
the Government of British Columbia,

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UGUST 6, 1926

erence

| A. tota: of 800.000 trout fry from
the Banff hatchery have been placed
in Syivan Lake and 900,000 in Buf-
falo Lake, during the past week. A
further consignment is to be placed
in the tributary waters of the Red
Deer River. SO

Export of pilchard oll to Europe

. will commence in bulk in September.
Producers have contracted to ship
600 tons on each ship of the Royal

Mail Steam Packet Co., for several
months, The market is in Rotter-
dam. The.company will have about
two ships per month. Pilchard oil
is used in preparing foods and medi-
cines.

Another step forward in the effort
to restore to Montreal its leading
position in the live stock industry
wag taken recently when members
of the Eastern Cattle Market Ex-
change met to reorganize their
-Operations on the basis of new

- changes made calculated to improve
' Montreal's standing in the industry,

Duke Dmitri, of Leuchtenherg,
Count de Beauharnvis, lineal de-
scendant of Charles, Marquis de

Beauharnois, who governed Canada |

in the name of the French King
Louis XV. between 1726 and 1747,
ig visiting for the first time the
country in which his ancestor made
history. He is taking part in the
Grand Pow-Pow of the Canadian
Trail Riders which is being held in
Ptarmigan Valley, near Lake Louis,
in the Canadian Rockies,

The English football team have
finished their seven weeks’ tour of

the Dominion and they were greatly

impressed with the @enerous hos«
Pitality tendered to them by the
Reople in the cities they visited.
Joe Smith, captain of the team, said:
“Canadian football will, in a few
years, in all probability be on a pat
with the brand of soccer played by
the major leagues in Great Britain.”

. According to him the object of the

tour has been fully accomplished.

Coming from all parts of Great
Britain and Ireland twenty-five
thoroughbreds were unloaded from
the Canadian Pacific liner Meta-
gama when it arrived-in Montreal
lately, They are for Mulan’s breed-
ing and training ranch near Win-
nipeg, and comprise one stallion, 16
mares and e'ght geldings. Nellie’s

Pet, 3-year-old, by Cygnus (Sire of | |

winner of Scottish Derby last year)
out of La. Lis; and Dentan, two-
year-old, who comes of the same
breedirig. ay Coronach, winner of

this year’s English Derby, were

among the horses arriving.

Captain Kitroy Harris, lecturer
and radio talker in the United States

) om Austral.a and New Zealand, re-
_eently passed throtgh Montreal on

his way to the weet where he will
take part in the Trail Rides in the
Canadian Rockies. He is already
possessor of a silver medal for hays

‘|. ing completed 100 miles of trail

rides and hopes this year to earn the
gold medal that testifies to the com-
pletion of 500 miles riding traile in:
that district. Capt. Harris is gath-
ering: material from Canadian
sources for his lectures and radio

Reports from the Banff Springs
Hotel and from agents along the

‘line of the Canadian Pacific Rail

way from Banff to the Pacifie Coast
received at C.P.R, headquarters,
etate that the forest fires in the
Kootenay Park. region at their near-

est point are eighty miles distant.

from the hotel, and that they. are
nowhere near. any of .the tracks of:

‘|surpasses all

Rector Enjoying.
Himself. Among
Europe’s Sights

Rev. T. D. Proctor, rector of
St. Peter’s, Hazelton, who is at
present holidaying in Europe,
writes the editor from Paris the
following:

A few lines from the gaiest city
on its gaiest day—Bastille Day.

The tour is wonderful and far
expectations, I
have been travelling almost five
weeks, and the works of art, etc.,
set better as we goalong, One
thing I miss ig the cool, refresh-
ing mountain breeze in the even-
ing; it has been fine all the time
and terribly hot, same at night,

It is strange to note peculiar
customs of quaint French villages,
aiso the beer gardens, with whole
families sitting outside drinking
wines and beer like water.

We are travelling hard each
day from 9 a.m, to 11-p.m., and
transferring from different cities
and countries at night. Every
moment is fully occupied, and it
is very difficult to settle to write
letters when the party is waiting
to leaye for some place or other,

-London was wonderful, but
from the standpoint of art Paris
has it beaten; it is beyond des-
eription.

Tomorrow we drive to Ver-
gailles and next day over the
Battleficids and then. to Lucerne,

Yesterday we saw the greatest
picture in the world, .the Pan-
theon-of the World War, 42 feet

all the Allied leaders and-armies,
with over 60,000 distinct figures,
It took sixteen artists four years
to paint, ;

‘Iam feeling much better and
enjoying the trip immensely.

Condensed Milk
Absolutely Pure

The value of condensed milk as
a puardian of health was curious-
ly demonstrated by an item in the
London Daily Mail recently, one
sentence in the article reading:
“The complete replacement of
fresh milk by condensed milk has
notably reduced tuberculosis,’’
The story had to deal with the ac.
tivities of the London Zoological
Societv, and was reporting on the.
health of the animals, Many ani-
mals, especially those with cloven

hoofs, were liable to epidemics of

bovine tuberculosis, Antelopes
seemed to die of nothing else, yet
they lived under very good condi-
tions and were giyen generous
daily draughts of fresh milk. Then
the fresh milk was cut off and
the tinned variety substituted, A
marked improvement followed,
and tubercle has been stamped
out in the antelope paddocks,
The Borden Company Limited,
who put up Eagle Brand conden-
ged milk, have long advocated it
‘asan infant: food on the ground

would seem to bear out the state-

jment that, -save.:for. mother’s
‘milk, there is-no milk so‘fafe for)

the infant as Eggle Brand.”

high and 450 feet long. It shows.

NEW IMPROVED

FORD
CARS

Will arrive April Firat,
Be sure to see them before
you buy any other
car.

FULL STOCK OF PARTS
ALWAYS ON HAND

W. S.
HENRY

SMITHERS, B. C

Summer
Excursion
Tickets

Eastern Canada
United States

Triangle ‘Tour to
Jasper National Park

One way via Vancouver and
_ Prince Rupert

‘See your Local Agent for.
: particulars ;

HOME-MADE

CANDY

PURE ICE CREAM

Send for prices on our ice

cream in bulk, Mail orders

given special attention for
elther candy or ice cream.

Thorne & Pawson
’ Smithers, B.C.

of its being absolutely. pure as||
| well as ‘uniform, :.. ‘This. incident|:

heat

SHACKLETON
Hotel |

USE,, B.C.

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Firat-class- Dining Room in connection

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