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When we draw your attention to
the advisability of using a good
grade of office stationery; when
we point out to you just where
and why it pays, remember that
_ there is a vast difference in the
application given ‘‘good” print-
ing by different printing offices.
- You want good printing. Every
business man does. But do you
want good printing regardless of
cost? Certainly not. When an
order is left with us we-treat it
~ with our best judgment, insofar
as that judgment does not con-
"flict with your wishes or ‘instruc-
_ tions, using: good stock,.to the
end that we do good printing—-
not good printing at any price,
but rather do we make it good
: printing at a usable price.

oe laying condition,

Feeding for Eggs
“It is very hard,” said Mr, El-
ford, “‘to everfeed a laying hen,”
The majority of farmers. and
poultrymen are more ‘inclined to
feed too little than to. feed - too
much, Hens should have enough
to keep them going and still with
good appetites,
Labor in feeding. can be cut}:
down and this should. be done.
For growing ‘poultry the hopper
system is the best. Give chicks
a. free range in the orchard or
cultivated fields and develop. the
pullets early to get them in good
‘When chickens
are properly fed they. will not
trouble fruits or garden crops.
‘Wheat is the best poultry: feed
we have, The grain feed must
take the major portion of the ra-
tion for the laying flock. Green
food is necessary. Roots are. not
expensive, such as’ mangels. lL
like mangels the best of all- roots
said Mr. Elford. - If you cannot
get roots, cabbages or other green’
food then sprout oats. This is
very simple. Soak afew oats for
twenty-four hours in luke warm
water, then spread them out in a
box with holes in the bottom.
Sprinkle them with warm’ water
twice daily. After a few days
the sprouts will bea few inches
long.. Green food jis necessary
for egg production. .-
Beef scraps, green bone or milk
are forms of animal food. A good
test in determining the quality
of beef scraps is to boil. a: little
and if it has a pleasant and sweet
odor it is, of good quality. Green
bone is better. than beef scraps,
In many cases it does not .cost

has a far greater feeding value.

Do not feed too much green bone,
however, as it is dangerous if

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°-- Steamer ‘‘Prince Albert’’ or “Prince John’? leaves
Prince Rupert for Vancouver and Victoria on Sun-
days at 6 p.m. Buy through tickets from ‘your
; local agent or from train agent.
_For_information. regarding through tickets to the
East or Old Country via any route, apply to”

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fed. in large..quantities. Three
ounces per week is sufficient.
Sour skim milk is excellent. It
is worth about. $1. 75 per 100. ibs.

“Poultry, Dairy and Farm Helps

any more than beef scraps and it) .

tion; then. both: the t morning and
evening milk:-is set: aside. and
>| separated, ‘butter-fat tests. being
made: insthe: ‘meantime. The
cream of each ‘sample of cow’s
milk, after .careful- separating,
is. churned into butter, and so a

Speers Biables hi in: 7; Bich Columbia

Dickson Bros. & Schulz. :

- Stables and offices, 646 Hornby § St, ‘VANCOUVER.

Hi gh class horses for driving. “delivery,
frelghting and farming. The best that
ean be secured. :° Us: “FIRST

very accurate account: of the use-

fulness of the cow is ‘arrived at.
The.date: of calving “is, of.
course, taken:into consideration,
a satisfactory - ‘arrangement. of
deducting. or ‘awarding’ points
having been drawn up by the
several dairy herd societies to
overcome this difficulty when the
prizes are being awarded. —
Experience teaches: that ani-
mals, especially of the Shorthorn:
class, very rarely combine both
qualities. - With regard to. Jer-

a shapely cow of good bodily de-
velopment, coupled with an udder
eapable of yielding an abundance
of milk, rich in: butter-fat.: ;

The heavy-milking Shorthorn
is usually a plain-looking animal,
with a deep, well-sprung barrel,
indicating. great digestive capa-
city. The back,. though straight.
is rugged, the udder large and
often inclined . to: coarseness and
not proportionate. 4

The ideal as deseribed in books
is rarely found, and even when
we do fix on our choice, we dis-
cover that there are other hyyers
besides ourselves—some with a
longer purse—ready to pay fancy
prices; so we are ecmpelled to
fall back on a cow which is not
exactly the type | we originally i in-
tended to purchase. —Agrostis. in
“Farm, Field and Fireside.’ ”

Rearing of Calves

A matter of fundamental | im-
portance in calf-rearing is the
untiringattention thatit demands
from the person to whom its care
‘is entrusted. . Whatever light
may be gained from experiments

in feeding for egg production.
Buttermilk is also good. Milk is*
much better fed sour than sweet,
Grit and oyster shell should be
kept before the birds. at all. times.

CAN isnot gold that elistens’”

is a; proverb. that a man should],
keep well in mind when he sets
out to market to buy a cow. It
is possible for a cow to have a
show-yard record and yet prove
Jherself a pood-ail-rourd ‘animal;

~|but, onthe other hand, there are

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many. show ‘animals. which: are

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valueless outside ‘of the judging
ring.’ There is .nothing.. easier

than to be led away by’ ‘the ap-
pearance of a dairy cow. |

Some judges select fine-boned
and gracefully... built animals in
preference to those of more ir-

Jare. voften:: -narrow-chested, with

| possess well- developed ‘udders.

regular: outline | but’of . heavier
milking propensities. The former,

7 limited digestive: ‘capacity, while.
fl the intter are ;deep-chested and

7 It. is: between, these two: classes

ever may be the best cream or
milk substitute, the information
will not ensure -the best calves
being reared unless it is aceom-
panied by that watchful eye that
is absolutely essential in the ate
tendant. .
_ It is often the case that ‘the
calves possessing the best bloom
the thriftiest coats, and the ex-
uberance of spirits that one likes
to see in young: ani imals are found
on.small farms where the respon-
sibility of feeding the calves. is,
fortunately, i in the hands of the
wife. The calves: ‘are. regarded
almost as fondly as children.
pains are spared, any failing. in
appetite is cause for. anxious so-

reward i is the, ‘satisfaction’ ‘that an

around, to develop later into pos-
sibly the best one, of the’ bateh.

: ‘with’ fowl a ‘hen; ‘never : inherits

‘bat, always, Sproat her ae

seys, Guernseys, and Ayrshires,|'

By return mail we can always. supply the latest i in

-Diamonds;' Cut Glass. and Watches

Clocka, Silverware, Ebony Goods, Cutlery, Optical
Goods, Leather Goods, Fine China, Brooches, Etc.

- JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING DONE

Cameron - Prince Rupert

it is frequently possible to secure | -

BULKLEY Valley
Farm Lands For Sale

HESE lands are located close to the. main
. line of the-Grand Trunk Pacific Railway,
which is being conatructed through the heart
. of the’ Bulkley ‘Valley, one of the best farm-
ing districts in- British Columbia. Steel is
now laid throuch Telkwa,. and trains are
running from Prince Rupert to this: point..
. There are good roads to al] parts ‘of the Bulk-
ley Valley from Telkwa, ‘The Bulkley Valley ,,:.
ia an ideal dairying’ and mixed farming dis-::
trict, with a market for all kinds of farm
produce, “We own ail the land we offer for. -
_ sales and can, give a guaranteed title.

7 Our lands were all very. carefully” selected |
= several years ago by experts in the land bus- ©"
iness. We sell in tracts of 160 acres or more.
Our prices are, reasonable and terms are easy.

North Coast Land

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Fl2zetton Fospitat

’ The Hazelion Hospital .
issues tickets for any -
period from one month
upward at $1 per month ~
in advance, his rate -
ineludes office ‘consulta. '
tioas and medicines, as ©
well as all costs while: in

the hospital, Tickets are
obtainable in Hazelton
- fromthe post office or |
drug store;-or from the
. Drug Store, New Hazel-. -
ton; Dr. MeLean, Smith- ..
ers; T,:J, Thorpe, Alder.
_ mere; Dr. Wal ace, Telk- .
_ wa, or by mail, from the
- Medical Superintendent
“at the’ Hospital...

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