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Post OFFicE Box 76
PRINCE RUPERT

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NEW HAZELTON
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First-Class accommodation
Good: rooms

Comfortable beds by day or week |:

Pool and Billiard Parfor

G. C. HARTLEY -

| Prop.
New Hazelton .

During the hatching season
there are the usual duties in con-
nection with the care of the ma-
ture fowls, and to these must be
added the care of the hatching
eges and the running of the in-
cubators, This is no inconsider-
able task, and on the success of
the hatches depends the possibil-
ity of replacing one’s stock. The
- care of the little chicks takes a
great amount of time, for they

demand attention every two hours
during the day for the first. few
_weeks, and must be fed and
watered frequently for the first
four to six weeks, And to re-
place the old hens each year re-

quires the hatching of a large,

numbers of chicks which must be
properly cared for if success is to
be had.

To run a large poultry plant
successfully one must be a ‘‘jack
of all trades’’ and master of a
good many. There will be'small
‘profits for the man who has to
hire everything. done and whol;
cannot turn his handto do the
hundred-and-one things that are
continually coming up on every
plant, While many are not able
to. do much carpenter work, to be
handy with tools means a great|;
help and a big ‘saving. In esti-
mating on construction work, the
usual ratio is one-third of. the to-
tal cost for material: and two-
thirds -for labor.

ing able to do the majority. of the
work, it means ‘so much greater

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x labor. If this two-|-
thirds can be saved. by one’s be- |

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P.O, Box 271 a PRINCE RUPERT

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HAYNER> BROS. -
‘FURNITURE ~

‘SPECIAL ATTENTION . 70 SHIPFING CASES

ie ead tench lt et nd PA Ed PE es BM ar

net profits at the end of the year.

Painting is another duty that
comes in the same category and.

is.a very important aecomplish-
ment. for the average poultryman
to possess,

day to fill in the extra time be-

tween the more important regular.
duties are too numerous to men- |
“| tion, but are very much present |
A visit.

to any of the large, successful:}
poultry plants will quickly reveal: eae

to the most ignorant that there |].
is a duty or task for every minute:
of the day for any or all on ‘the:
It is. only the ones that |:
ultimately fail that have much
spare time, and these plants are |.
not the ones that show the thrift |: -

on all the large. plants.

place.

of their proprietors.

‘While there is usually some-
thing todo most of the time for
those on large plants, it. is no

more taxing, and perhaps far less

so, than the daily grind of every
commercial business. No person
thinks it foolish or out of the or-
dinary. to go to business day after
day, and do the same things over
and over again...
eases this is far more monoton-
ous than where there is. some-

the case in the poultry business.

It is far from the intention of the.
writer to frighten anyone with:
the idea that the poultry business»
is ‘all work—for it is not, and:

there is lots of fun and play. and Poultry. was. Jate in being aecord-

solid. satisfaction to be gained i in
this pursuit, but it is the writer’s

intention to give a faithful des-
eription of conditions. as they. are:
in the hope that it may. aid some-
one to figure: ‘out just ‘what. there |.
is to do in running a large plant, '
and how it can most. advantag-

eously be accomplished,

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A.M. RUDDY

| Forwarding -
“and General -

 Erelghting |
A. M. RUDDY

Residence and Rarn near Blacksmith Shop
PHAZELTON, BL. a

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‘THIRTEENTH: AVENUE

“FANCY PASTERIES, CAKE; &o
’ MEALS AT ALL HOURS
- We use aur awn Bread and Pastry,

ce a boas chaser |}

- Faneral Directors’ - Embalmers {--[

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mee sattlons of Bulkley.
Yale

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“COMPANY “Geoftiey cca" |

| Manager :

“4 rent ceenternestireiearmeree .

-CaRss &E BENNETT
: BARRISTERS ——

2ND Ave. .

The small duties that arise each

And in many:

7 Hazelton Do your business with ¢

‘The farmer of today is no long- .
er the man: to whom: to sell: the.

‘Bakery and Cafe |

FRESH: BREAD EVERY. DAY oe

“Ada ms
Drug va

Store

Headquarters for,

: > Eastman 5 ; & oe
_Kodaks" |
Films. —

Photographic

“ Guarantee SATISFACTION. | ‘in eae
a developing and printing... ae

J. Mason Adams.

Telkwa .

PRINCE : RUPERT “ é

gold ‘brick. He” is "awake to:
everything that i is going on. The
telephone, “rural mail. delivery,

‘and automobile: have. placed -him..
thing new coming up to engage ina position to keep posted about.
one's attention continually, as is_
‘conclusion that it pays to. keep

everything. . He has come to the

the best of: everything. “Thor-’,
oughbred cattle. find a place on:
almost: every. farm...-The. same.
may be said of sheep and swine.-

ed such a place on. the’ farm, but

_ Express and Passenger

‘Between Old nS t a ge.

. Hazelton
Always reliable. Clore

attention given to All,
parcels, :

New

D MILLER

‘ Office and bazneon 1th ‘Ave. near railway*-

“y tnan likes to get hold ‘0
smaént of well. dressed birds. all. of

oA, ‘CHisHOLan, Hazuron. |

eee irene earcienearmlars

‘it. “has. ‘come. at: ast: © “Go where

-you will and: you will, find well-
“bred birds. Ask the farmer if it
“pays, and he will tell you that it
“pays. ‘better, in ‘proportion, to keep
‘well-bred hirds than to keep well-
‘bred cattle or other stock. .The
mongrel’ flock of the past. receiy-

ed but-very . little. attention from
“thefarmer himself. but’ the fine-
3 ly. ‘bred birds of to-day demand
- his attention as well as the sheep
h He knows that

they are paying ‘him | a good 1 pro-:| ‘13

the cattle,

fit: and hence he is giving his
best-attention to them that they
y continue to do this.

‘The farmer. who -has not yet].
‘come'to his own ‘will. do well to
investigate this: matter and: place] =
himself in a position’ ‘to pet: larger |,
profits by keeping only: well-bred
poultry. The initial cost: will be|

a little more, but after’ this thel

cost is no greater. © A .well-bred

bird will eat no more than will al

‘mongrel. ‘The keeper: will: give

a. little more care: ‘and ‘attention |.

to the former. because they are
-more’: valuable: ~
will be provided, and. their meals
will be given regularly.’ “The old

haphazard. methods: will de; ‘aban-.

dened and up to-date methods
employed. —

‘The result of. all this i is 5 that the
eggs. will bring more in the open |:
market,’ This may seem to be a
“pretty. strong statement,’ ‘but ‘do
you know that eggs of one. color
and size. will bring a’ better. price
at. the dealers’ than a mixed lot?
Now: and then study. ‘the quota-
“tions: on ees and’ you. “will note |:
such’ a price for whites, and. such
a price for browns, ‘and ‘a. still

Jower price for mixed eggs.’ With}*
“some one. breed, the farmer. will.
get. eggs nearly. of a color, and...
“the market: price will be- advanc-.

ed on. his goods because: of this.

“This-same thing: holds true. of |

‘the dressed. poultry. A market|i

Better: -houses} ;

Av good * quiet
for -a- zmghie REST:

mm ie? y
Ledgng
House -

Thirteenth ant
Pay Sie

them. If you it
ment you: will: find’ that:
an open market for your. goods

you. doub this, Mr.. Farme try

some neighbor who has wel
stock, and ‘see’ what'-he° expect
to get: for them." This will
vince you that. there in ‘yaone
be ‘made from. well-bred . birds
The. increased: profits: will ‘mor
than. offset: any.extra. ‘cost in
curing them. or: caringfor: therit
Tf you: will: get -them : and: ha
them on the place’ ‘once; you, wil
‘ever be content ted 'to go back to:

| the old mongrel: flock again.- ‘The. 7

writer has never yet, heard of ?
{farmer who let. his: mongrels: BO.
and bought pure breds,. that. was
willing to: change back. ' “Bry. thi
| out: and. see, if:you: cannot: mak
more’ money “from pure-bred- bird
than. you make at. present ‘tro .
your. mongrel stock.

“Always: keep ‘the drinking. yes :
sels clean. - Cleanliness,’ ‘fresh-air.
and common. sense feeding. ‘ar

| ful Soule, raising gan the. larg

production, of ORES.

+ Orders taken forall: kinds. of
‘lumber.and building material, -
_-large or small, and in car lots.

-, Prices right... Quality right. -
“2° + Come and. see'me.* 7 '*'

Ww. J. ‘MacKENZIE. |

“ New’ ‘Matelton:

L UMBER J :

“ paiueting to ’ pallrosd standard a a oecalty

‘Joseph Kisling
Watchmaker - a
and Jeweller

Fin ‘Watca Repaitine
WATOHES,. CLOCKS, JEWSLLER

|{ Classy Clothes

You always look. nica ‘when’ ‘you. wear. our :
garments, ‘We al wave ‘have ‘the: newest”
* goods ‘and latest ‘styles, Our elothea fit
“well and are made by expert’ | Aailore on,
: our own, “premiséa.*: *

Try. ue i once, That‘ ia all we ask of you,

PRINCE: RUPERT, Be i

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