THE OMINKCA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8.1998 2

Women will know,
This to be True!

Haven't you found this to be trus--that one batch of flour will ~: ¥
give you certain results but that the next time you bought the .-' @
same brand your resulta would be quite different. Now, the ;
hig flour companies employ chemists to see that. their : flours
are kept to a constant standard. Drugs, like flours, may be
thoroughly pure but of a variable standard. Think what this
‘means in the effectiveness of your doctor's prescreptions.

Ormes buy their drugs only: from manufacturers |
who guarantee that their products are not only 100
per cent, pure, but that their strength is as unvary-
ing as the daily round of the sun,

ORMES LIMITED

The Pioneer Druggists The Rexall Store

_ Prince Rupert, B.. C.

raw milk whieh .

We received a carload of the
NEW FORD MODELS

More will be here at an early
| date

The value is worth waiting for |
and we suggest you see them
before making final choice.

HENRY MOTORS
Smithers, B. C.

_ON FEEDING BABY

tional food is required, Eagle Brand
Condensed Milk will be found ideal
It is made from cnrefully selected

idenl sanitary conditions and sur-
roundings, from healthy cows - that
‘are kept in perfect health _ by’ fre-

_Iquent veterinary inspections. The miik

is condensed in modern factories where

‘(cleanliness is supreme. It is imperative
that all utinsils, hotiles, nipples, ete.1.

be. steralized in boiling water. before
using, when preparing baby’s. food
Muke up feeding dilutions fresh’ at
each -feeding, mixing only such quant-

- ity at a time as intended for immediate

use, In. measuring . Eagle Brand use

Ja clean, @ry spoon,and do not dip spoon

into can, but pour from: can to spoon
to level itself. In artificial feeding no
set rule can:be given for all babies.
Each infant's desire must be carefully
studied. The Borden Company, Mont-.
renl, issues a carefully prepared feed-
ing churt, sent free on request, which

-Jmay be used as a gulde, but, of course

one should hrve the advice of a doctor.
in attendance on feeding and all other
matters ‘affecting the child’s welfare.

. CANADIAN HOGS IMPROVING ..

= ertnamnaerre

‘The quality of Canadian hogs is

jot hogs marketed Jast year was the
[highest on record,

“surpassing even
the high marketings of 1924, An out-
standing feature of the 1927 marketing
according to Mr. P. E. Light, the editor
of report on “The Origin nnd Quality

‘|of Commercial Livé Stock Marketed

in Canada,” issued by the Department
of Agriculture at Ottawa, was the
heavy increase in percentage of hogs

important fenture in'helping the price |-
of hogs during the year was the heavy

Imovement of stock for export, the total

showing more than 86,000. head ‘as
ngninst 46,000 durfng the previops

year. The origin nnd grading of the
supply as sold from eight provinces
in Canada is given by countries o1
electoral districts in the reporty which

_+also denis with eattle, sheep, and calv-
4 e8 in a similar fachion. . .

; Olof Hanson and 1 Pole. min from
the eastern states were in the district

{jn few days this week looking over the

Most
AS

recent harvest of cedar poles.
of ‘the local poles gq to the east.

‘|long as they were here they were at

the Onineca hotel as guests, |

- 180,922,725; for six yedra,

in the Dominion, or any colony in ‘the British Dmpire. .
Mineral. locations are granted to discoverers ‘for ‘nominal fees, | ;

Crown Grants.

Tents should refer ‘to such reports.

a ly, ‘and..are
; douvet,” ate, recommended as ‘valuable! ‘BOULCES : ‘of Anformation.. a
ears |

ianfs &

Practically all British Columbia Mineral Properties, upon which development work: has been done’ are ©
- described in, some one of the Annunl Reports of the Minister of Mines, .. ‘Those. considering - mintig Invest-
They are available without charge on application to: the: Department: as
of Mines, Victoria, B. C. - Reports coyering each of the six ‘Mineral Survey Distriets nite’ published separate-
e available: on application. "Reports, of the Geological ‘Survey, of Canad; W

information. together with: Mining. -Reports ‘and: Maps, may | be ¢ obtained ra ‘bY esis |

BRITISH COL UMBIA |

The Mineral Province of Western Canada

, Has: produced Minernis valued as follows: Placer Gold, 878, 174,795; Lode Gold, $130, $51,919 ;
$86,680, 046; Lead, $121,850,784; Copper, $221,501, O79; Zinc, $59,508,092 ; Coal, 271,204,668 ; Structural Ma-
terial and Miscellaneous Minerals, $58,502,801: making its mineral production to the.end of 1927 show an

Aggregate Value of $1, 048, 837, 828 a

. The. substantial progress of. the. Mining Industry ° "of this Province is strikingly exhibited in the fol-
towing: figures, whieh show the value of production for successive five-year periods; Tor all. years to
1895,. inclusive, $94,647,241; for five years, 1896-1900, $57,007 1967; for. flve years, 1901- 1905, $96, 507,088 5
for tive. ‘Years, 1906-1910, $125,584,474; for five years, 1911-1915, $142,072,603; for five years,
1021 1926, $281, 915, 402; for 1927, $60,729,358. .

“Prodiction. Last. Ten Years, $453, 266, 721°

“Lode inining hag only been in progress. for about 25 years, and only about one halt of the provinee has
been prospected ;.200,000 square miles of unexplored minerai bearing land are open for prospecting.
The Mining Laws of this province are more Mberal and.the fees lower than those of any other province

Silver,

1916-1920, ‘

Absolute titles are obtained . by. developing such Properties, the’ seenrity of whieh ig guaranteed by _

4

inch’ Building, vee Z

Nurse baby if you: can. If a mother.
cannot nurse her infant, or if addi-’

is obtained ‘under |

shipped direct, to packing plants, An}.

| of). vacant.

‘| regarding © ‘purchase ¢
landa

| leased,

: fivat.

“|veved.. 6 : vac Y

“The: Hazelton Hosptial

The Hazelton Hospital issues tie-

‘month in advance. This rate in-
eludes | office consultations, medi.

in the hospital. Tickets are ob-
tainable in Hazlton at. the drug.
store or by mail from the medi-

L irets for any period at $1.50 per..|-}

“eines, as well gs ail costs while. | |

B.C. UNDERTAKERS

EMBALMING FOR BHIPMENT ‘A SPECIALITY

"P.O, Box 8 A wire
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. _ will bring ua‘

oo . rene ”

eal superintendant at the hospital |.
Breen eevee |

7 H. B, ROCHESTER,” Manager

AOL we Og ee pe

ts ee eae
“Hotel

A REAL Goon HOTEL

Prince Rupert
BO TY

. Rates $1.50 per day up. .

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‘Provincial Assayer |
J. D. Boulding

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Price List Sent
on Application

Prompt Service is Given to You
Send in Your Samples .

‘Smithers, B.C.

HARDWARE

- SYNOPSIS OF
LAND ACT AMENDMENTS

PRE-EMPTIONS|

Vacant. unreserved, surveyed Crown lands
may’ be pre- empted by British subjects
over .18.‘‘years . of “age, and by = aliens
on. declaring intention to beeome British
subjects, conditional upon ‘residence, occur
pation, : ‘and improvement _for Sericultural
purposea,

Fall. information concerning. regulations
regarding pre-emptiona is given in Bulletin
No. 1, Land Series, “How to Pre-empt Land,”
copies of which can be obtained free of charge
by addressing. the Department ef Lande,
Victoria, B.C., or to any Government Agent.

‘Records will be granted. covering? only
land. suitable for agricultural © purposes, and
which is not timberland, ie., carrying over
6,000, board feet per acta ‘west .of the
Coast Rahge and 8,000 feet pex agra east
of that Range. :

Applications for pre-emptions aré to be
addressed’ to the Land Commissioner’ of the
Land Recording “Division in which the’ land
applied for is situated, and ara made on printed
forms, coples af which can be obtained, from the

i Land Commissioner, '
> Pre-emptions must’ be occupied for five yeara |

and improvements made:-to the value’ of
‘| $10 per. scre,. incliding clearing. and, cultivat-
‘Ving at Teast “five aeres, befare & “Crown Grant
can ha received. '

* For more detalled information sce ‘the Bulletin,
How. ’Pre-empt Lend,”

PURCHASE;

Applications’ ° “are “peeelyed ‘for ; ‘purchase
‘and , aiireserved ‘Grown. ‘lands, |
not being ‘imaberland, ‘for’ agricultural: “purposes?
minimum . ‘priee -of..first-olush (arable) - ‘land.
is $5. per ere, -; ; ‘and Second-olage Aerezing)'
land. $2.50 | per: acre, | © Further information,
1 déade |
ja given ‘in ‘Bulletin - No. _ 10, . Land’
Serles, “Purchase and “Lease | af Crown
Landa."

Mill; factory, or industrial Bites on timber

stumpage. wo
HOMESITE LEASES’ :

maybe : leased’ * ag ~ ‘hornesites,’
upon o dwelling _ being erected in, the
year,-: title . being. ‘obtainable: vafter
residence: and. improvement conditions’ ‘are
fulfilled a“! ‘tha . “Tend has been’ Hor

“ conditional

fe Ee " LEABES’ es int
: ‘e “nduoteial

GRAZING. :

. Riau the |, Grastag

arlogrement, Tres or Bastia free, Pers,

BBY ©

Smithers, B.C.

We carry 3 full ‘line of prospect-
ors supplies

Prospectors Tents

‘Tent Frys. ; Wall Tents

Drill Steel
Everything required for miners.

Fuse and Cups

Also a full line of

FARM MACHINERY

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DR: R. M. BAMFORD |

_DENTIST

Olfice—Over the Drug Store
SMITHERS, B. C.

Hours 9 a m, ‘to 6p, m,
ings by appointment.

Even-|

‘of, ‘Grown’

land, not exceeding 40 acres, may be purchaced or |
_ the conditions dncluding sbayment. of |

 Unsuiveyed areas, not: exceeding to ‘eres, ‘

“y d ‘purpoda . ae
* Tareas ‘not excecding 640 acres “may he leaked
a by any ne 8 noreon “ar ecimpan i ; :

* -proitings -Oustlty: 7 ; we
oe bain a irene ‘grezing » dintriote, and: the | Diy wn
oy e val grating permite. harp |g
[immed bawed: on: . munibera ratiged, ° priévity |

| being given to” ‘established * owners.

; ablte ‘Btoclce | “
< {owners © may.” form ‘Assoclations - for range

General

‘Hardware

"Miners Supplies |
be * Shelf Hardware
| Oils 4

Tools ‘Paints,

- Varnishes: 2
Sporting Goods _ Yo

AA AL CG Farm.
Machinery

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’ Miives - ‘Tuspeetoi ‘Shenton ‘WOs - af _

New’ ‘Hazelton. the. ‘inst of the ‘week