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‘THS OMINKCA HERALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER Si, sa

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Hl Auto Jitney Service

Between Hazelton and New
Hazelton and the Railway,
or to any point in the dis-
triet—and at any hour.

Phone Hazelton |
, 1 short, 1 long, 1 short 1 long
Omineca Hotel, 2 long 2 short

“Build 50,"

Has!
} Butter Fat

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We have been asked for the com-
parative food valne of fresh milk
and Pacific ALitk diluted—half Pa-
cific half water. The difference
is in favor of. the latter. ° Pacific
Milk has more butter fat.

Head Office: Vancouver

‘Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner 5

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Wim. Grant’s
Agency:

REAL

ESTATE

District Agent for the leading |
Insurance Companies—j,_
Life
Fire’ ,
Health
Accident

HAZELTON B.C,

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HInsuranc

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AUTOMOBILE

mw represented by us. ~ ;

i Flato Boats:

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Bland the camper.
ffice now.

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Omineca
Hotel .

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HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS _

AND COMMERCIAL 2°
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Dining room. in connection
Hazelton -.. B.C.

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Pacific Milk

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FIRE LIFE ACCIDENT

r Only strong, reliable companies

We are Jocal agents for the new
‘Plato Boats—the great boon for
‘the fishermen, the duck hunter
See it at our

WM. S. HENRY

| Winnipeg and the new double track

C, W. Dawson, Prop. .°  ¢:

:|'to be held from February 4 to 11
‘this year, ‘necording to. L. C.. Orr,

Taxi Service
For prompt and efficient Taxi

Service to any part of the district
Phone or call —

 WILLAN
NEW HAZELTON |

‘Phone—1 short, 1 long
3 short: cong

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Photograph Studio

Films Developed and Printed

Enlargements made,

When in Smithers have your
Photo taken

Post Card to Cabinet

Sizes

A. L. Evitt, Smithers

Lk Paley,

Complete Stock

School Supplies

Send your children to us be-
fore school opens for their

Scribblers Pens
Exercise Books
Pencils Crayons

Paints, etc.

We will order your Text Books

; The Up-to-Date Drug Store
_ HAZELTON, B. C.

Peers eee 7 Pe

Saturday, Nov. 5;

In New Hazelton Church
by the Ladies Aid Society

DINNER

Will be Served From Six o'clock
Followed by a

Sale of Work

HUGS UES PRS SER ES

Here and Th ere

f ‘Lo meet the inereased activity in
aviation the: Royal Canadian Air
Force will be equipped with 26 new
planes, according to ~information
given out at Ottawa recently.

“ The Canadian Pacific Railway
Company has decided to give the
name. of Princess Elaine tothe new
vessel building in Scotland. for the
Vancouver-Nanaimo route, at a cost .
of $1,500,000, _— :

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‘To handle the heavy prospective.
movement of grain. this year the
Canadian Pacific Railway have
onered the Trenscona yards at

between

Molson and Whittier
Junction, . ar

Some idea of the inerease in the
volume of traffic through the port |.
of. Vancouver {is given by the fact |
that during the past year exports
from that port were valued at
$149.000,000 “as ‘compared with
$68,000,000 fiva years ago. ,

‘The winter carnival at’ Banff is

‘president of the Banff’ ‘Winter’
‘Snorts:- Association,” ©’ Preparation
-are under ‘way. that give promise ‘of
'n. gronter carnival:.than ever staged

Cxrl Wakefield thresh and finish up
|the Deep Creek district.

|purchased at Deep

Be | nips.

e | fit and will no doubt get some land an
B|the Conn farm broke before freeze up.

oa iL car as soon as he gets his road in a
| pussable condition, :

BSA NE aR ES .

“paragon. of. mech:
arrive in W

QUICK NEWS ©

One'day recently little Florence Kerr
wondered off into the bush while Mrs.
Kerr was home alone. ‘She was about
ready to stage a hunting party when
she suw Florence upon the brow of
the precipice where one of Angus’ heif-
ers fell off John Pearson’s ranch last
winter. . :

4
Archie anil Angus Kerr took a few
days vacation and went over to help

F. Ge Wright is doing custom ‘grind-
ing with his new crusher. .

The F. Simonds children are -quar-
antined for whooping cough,

W. L, Padden hag returned from*his
auto trip to the south. He accompan-
ied T, J. Thorp and J.P. Wheeler.”

A Pickett und family spent Sunday
at MecNeil’s ranch with Mr. and Mrs.
Green. They also stopped at Mead-
owbrook for a short call,

A. R. Hawkins is about to start his
fall ploughing on the new farm he has
Creek from J. P.

Johnston,

J. i. Beattie gave G. T. Greene ea
hind last week tostoré 35 tons of tur-

Myx. Howell now has a team and out-

Tim Beatty says he is going to have

ester shortly her. daughter. Lola will

‘isultable for application. to. most..soils.

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for Prince Rupert this week,

When Mrs. Wakefield goes to Roch-

come home to keep house,

‘The fail roundup is progressing slow
ly but surely, ; ”

‘Kerr Bros, .are enlarging and. re-
modelling their castle on the bill and
expect reinforcements of the Clan from
the east before. long. . ;

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DRY SAWDUST FOR BEDDING -

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Eé is a Good Absorbant and is in no
: Waw Injurious_ to the Land

Dry sawdust and clean shavings
mike a clean and Satisfactory bedding
mrterial for all kinds of animals.

When the supply of straw, the bed-
ding almost universally used on the
farm, is short it may be supplimented
With sawdust, or the latter may be
used alone. Dry sawdust will absorb
fram two to three times as much lig-
uid'as ordinary straw, hence it. mms!:
be considered an excellent material to
soak up liquid oxereta, thé most valu-
able part of the manure,’ a

‘Manure from stables and cowbarns
in which sawdust has been used: has
been found to be of good quality and

more particularly to heavy - loams.,
The suspicion that this type of man.
tre is injurious to the Jand is appar-
ently without foundation since, enquir-
ies made, both in Canada and the U. 8.
have failed to revéal any instances in
which sue” injuries have, resulted
However, if an extensive amount of
sawdust has. been imployed the’ re.
sulting manure-might be of poor qual.
ity and possibly unstitable for appli-

Pete Wilson will load a car of grain

eation to light sandy loums, under dry

‘|mix. well ~vith one can of Borden's

from stabbles using sawdust | heats
¥ery rapidly when left in the pile and

the’ excessive fermentation that takex
place will. result in a 168s of nitrogen, .

& valuable plant food. It is therefore
advisable: either to mix such manura

with that rfom the cowbarn keeping _
the pile moist and compact, or to
‘epread and incorporate it at once in

the soi. a

SOME GOOD RECIPES

Refreshments hare a grent deal to
do with the suecess of the Hallowe'en
party. Needless to say they must be
tasty, and at the same time satisfying.
Here ure two recipes that have. been
right for such a party.

: Cocoanut Macaroons
Melt tw6° squarés“of chocolate and: -

Engle Brand Milk; add half pound of
shredded cocoanut, mix thoroughly,
add one teaspoonful vanilla; drop on
greased pan one ‘teaspoonful at a time
about an inch apart. “Bake in a mod-
erate oven until nicely browned. - This
makes thirty macarouns. Omit choco-
late for plain macaroons.
Russian. Taffy
’ Two eups brown sugar, half pound ;
butter, one tin Borden's Eagle Brand.
Condensed Milk, one ‘cup corn - syrup,
ébree-quarter .cup' nuts (broken.)
Disolve syrup, butter milk over a
slow fire, add sngar.. Boil for twenty
ininutes, stirring constantly; add nuts
and pour in buttered pan to cool, cut
in squares and serve on wax paper.

The Prince of Wales, Prince George
and Premier Baldwin each’ took back
te London with them a ‘buffalo robe
trom the buffrlo herd at Wainwright,
Alberta, Canada’s great national. but-
falo part. . SO as

seasoual conditions. Horse manure

‘rhe Omineea Herald is $2.00 ‘2 year.

Turning Point in Canadian West’s History. :

of Dufferin.” 3—W. Swinbank, fireman
a Winnipeg park. 4

engine. now_known as the
brought to Winni

celebrated by the entire
' mouncing the coming,

pening,” one of the
North-West.

did not entér Winni

‘The “Countess

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‘at this famous mountain’ resort."

Wee!

9, 1877.

1—Barge’ carrying the “Countess of Dufferin” on Red River.

ifty years ago, Winnipeg church bells were
ringing wildly and the few steam whistles in the
city were screaming with joy. On that day a new and
shrill note was added to the tumult,
sound of the first locomotive whistle to shatter the

_ peace and quiet: of the little prairie city,
-. +The day marked the occasion of the arrival of the
a “Countess of Dufferin,”
in connection. with the construc-
tion of the Canadian Pacific’ Railway,
t en Population, following. the
issue of an-extra edition of the only daily paper, an-
was termed “A Historic Hap-
greatest importance to the entire

_ The first etigine, forerunner of hundreds of others,”

on

six: barges wera too
It was the This engine bear
christened

gay flower boxes in

And the event | vented the

nently relegated to

Company, and. in.

.pany's , scrap

and gaily}

2—G, €. Swinhank, locomotive engineer of “Countess
“Countess of Dufferin.” 4—“Countess of Dnfferin” as she is teday resting in

“The “Countess” did not arrive that ‘day, but: the
next, for the difficulties of navigation with a tow of

then Governor-General,
it at Fisher’s Landing, and today she
stands ina shiny.coat of.black paint, decorated with

And yet it was only the merest accident. that pre- |
“Countess of Dufferin” from being perma-

fulness was over she was sold to the Columbia River
1909. she was found in this com. ~
heap by Richard Waugh, a mayor of

great for speedy. progress. .
s the name of the wife of the
Lady Dufferin, who formally:

the C.P.R. gardens‘ at Winhipeg.:-:

the strap ‘heap.’ "When her use- -: