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THE OMINECS HERALD, WEDNES DAY, it-}E 20, 1531

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straight, welltrodden .

ter. But not otherwise.

nothing hidden. It leads the way

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SUPPOSE. you came suddenly upon two roads, One
. the other thin and twist-
ing off into undergrowth. If you didn’t want to ar-
rive any place i In particular, you might choose the lat-

Before you, as buyer, run two roads, One is the’
road of knowledge, of an advertised product. ‘Thous-
ands use it. There’s no mystery about it, no doubting

definitely to a floor

_ Wax, a fountain pen, a tooth paste that will give satis-
faction. When you use an advertisement you use an

open road.

e

When you don’t use an advertisement you. go the

effort. You don’t known.

doubtful road. You have only hazy knowledge of the
product ahead. No trade mark or name to depend on
guides you, The result may or may not be worth the

Read the advertisements. Anything widely ad-—

vertised—breakfast food, syrup or
‘itself good by advertising.

a car—has ‘proved

ON et

Advertsements put you on, the |
open read to satisfaction.

Even though business is not up to normal you still
use Counter Cheek Books and need them now or in the
near future.

The Omineca Herald

1 Will nowgsupply you with

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Counter Check Books

of any size and any make and:
at manufacturer’ 8 prices

“Give your order to us or send it by mail to

‘The Omineca Herald
- New ‘Hazelton, B: C..,

B Ca:

\ its First Lecturer—Mrs,, 0. Kirkaldy.
Eel : sDepnty ‘Lectuer—Mrs, Q.cL, Ldndsay,}

TERRACE -L. 0. B. AL.

On Monday

shipful. Grand Sister F. G.. Tindlay
for B. GC, of ‘the L.O.B,A, ‘conducted
the ceremonies of instituting Lodge
Thorn Hill No. 104 (U.D.) of the Or-
der-at Terrace, Mrs. Finlay; who bas’
toured through the southern interior,
arrived Saturday "evening « after’ an‘

| Ltinery covering most ‘of the lodges in

the prev ince. Assisting the Grand

| Mistress 9: term from Star’: of — the

North Lodge, No, 452. Prince .Rupart,
under the: leddership - of Mrs, Ri, Mur-

jray, put on the degree worky:

~ Bestdes: the leader the team ‘melud-
ed “Mrs. Barbour, Mrs, ‘Smith, Mrs.

| MacDonald, Mrs. 8. V.. Cox; Mrs, Ver-

eck, Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.

-| 7. lt. Murray, Mrs. Black, ‘Mrs. Fow-

ler, Mrs. Carlisle,,-Mra. Howe, Mrs.
Menzies, Mrs. Larson, Mrs, .Comer'y,
Mrs,- ‘Atobertson, Miss H, Beale.
Ktight.. Worshipful Grand. Master of
ow, Allan Davies,: was pre-
sent and assisted in the ceremontles.
The charter officers of the lodge are.
‘Worthy. Mistress—Myg, B. Wilkinson

| Deputy. Mistress—-Mrs.' ‘M.- Durrnn-

. Ast Committee—Mes..B. West
. Ubaplain—Mrs,. A. J. Kirkaldy
_teading Secretary—Mrs. CO. M, Hall;

} {> Bnanelat Seciet.—Mrs, A. M. Swan'| ’

- ‘Nreasurer—Mra,, A Agar.

’ Di,.of Cer.-=Miss. ‘KD. Burnett
“Inner - Guard—Mrs.. LA MeCiillough
Outer ‘Guard—R. McOullough-:- °*
Put Commitice—Mrs. L ‘Pinter. ‘

CEL COLL CTT ORL OCC LECT ELT LL Ce CHLOE CEC CeCe CELA LA
7 bef

much truth in it to be a real joke ta
, some people :-—

ped in ten dollars each and bought a

‘|said to. one another:

-| whnot they want.

tis divided into one thousand and ten

{five thousand dollars to div ide among

“| you to-cast ns you think best the voce

. and-in their hands were one thousand

fag, we must reorganize.

afternoon Rieht Wor-

erase nitrates enter the -roots in soln-

and. daylight’ exposures of “17

‘nerenge of North, Africa

, Sundal, Mra, A. 7. Kirkaldy.

a ‘eoedled..

TRE FINANCIAL cow:

er

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The: ‘Canadian Bank of Conimerde
staff magazine contains the following
story, delightfully. put, but-.with too

-Ten-men: who. were financiers chip.

fine cow that gave ten gallons of milk
a day. The milk was divided at night
and each man recelved one gallon as
his share,

- Soon the . neighbors far and near
heard abont the wondertnl cow and
—"What a Wone
derful return ona ten dollar invest-
ment: I wish I had a share in her.‘ .-
“When this talk was repeated to the
men ‘they held a meeting and one of
them said:—Let us give these: people
ur share in the cow
cost us ten dollivs each, and. we ein sell
other shares at the same price.

.; So they went to the printer and ob-
tained one thousand sheets of paper

vow. Then they sod five hundred of
these shares at ten dolars each, which
brought them $5.000, and they divided
the other five hundred shares amongst
theniselves as their reward for. . being
smart, Hach one of the ten now had
fifty shares, wherens in the beginning
each had but one,

. But one of the ten bean to worry,
Look here. he said, every fellows who
bought a share in this cow will expect
a gullon of inilk tonight, and the cow
ony gives ten gallons, When the milk

parts these new. shareholders wou t get
a: spoonful, shares will drop to nothinf
Wed letter unload while we can.

to find investors, and each of them sold
the fifty shores that had been awarded
to him,.and thus they obtained a second

then.

Bui now night was drawing near, and
agaiu one of the ten began to worry.
There will be n row at milking time, he
soid. Hasten abroad and pursuade
each of the share holders to sign: a
proxy. which is a joker, authorizing

to which his: share entitles him, then
return: with the proxies and‘we will do
some voting.

At twilight the men met at the harn,

signed proxies to represent the absent
sharellolders and the ten were entitled
to-vote in their own right, for each stil!
hed hig original shares.
Now, said the one who did the talk-
This company |-
needs a president, a treasurer and &
vice-presidents, That gives each f us
a job. And since there nre ten of us
und the cow gives ten gallons, it is
moved and seconded thit- ench of ws
receive & suaty of one gallon of milk
All in favor sny Aye.

The motion was carried without a
lissenting voice—tund then they milk-
ed the cow.

Ntivrigen ix taken up from: the soil
by plants in the form of nitrates, but
however abundant the nitrates may be
they enmiot be utilized hy: Plants with
out an available supply of water he-

tlon.

Remarkably yigorons tomato plants
bave heen grown out of doors at Fatr-
banks,
light of six weeks, despite the reports
that- daily .artifieial, or artificial ond
hours

orc mire are Injuvious to tomatoes.

of the whent
fs devoted
to durum wheats, Aleerin and Morocco
needing particularly Algh proportions

ell. over one ‘half

“3rd, ‘Cominittee—Mtra, Bn, Haugland
. dtr Cominittee—Mrs, V2. Chapman
fth Committee—Mrs, §.. Beaudin

\Guardian-—Mis. W. Olson
« Auditors—-Mrs. -W. Olson,

Mrs, I

Pinunist—Mrs, M, Adams

Nonthy Lodge Nou,
a
Mr.” nnd Mra, ‘Ji H. Smith are holt.

452, eo a

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bearing this exend:—Qne share in the |.

So the ten men went. ont on the street j:

‘Anska, onder continuous day-|-

“Destoe Captain—Misk ALH. ° Simpson | -
Gran Mistress ‘B G.. Finley pro- |
: =to' Prince’ ‘Rupert, ‘on, Tuesday |
‘| whera.“she’ visited ithe uptat: of the io

France > and Ttaly, t

’ Phe most difficalt problem in giess-

equal a ton.
different - localities, - One: rule states
that when hay has: stood Jess than 2
month it requires 680 or. more cubic
feet of hay to equal a ton; where it
‘has stood a month 612  cubie feet;
where it has stood five or six months

mained stariding for bne year 848
cubic feet, If it is. at. all. possible
it Js very anuch’ more satisfactory to
welgh the hay, or at least to weigh
one. stuck or mow before estimating
extimiuting the weight of similar mows
or stucks. : :

The first crop of alfalfa’ on the hos-
vite! farm has’ been “cut, but since the
cutting tt has been raining most of the
time so that it still on the ground.

MMINERAL ACT '

Certificate of Improvements

NOTICE.

Yukon. Crazy Sue. Red Cap, Wireless,
-Angust. Lofty, Picton... and.. Beaver
-Mineral Claims, situate in the Om-

Const District. .

Located on the north slope of Hud-
son’ Bay mountain about eight miles
westerly from Smithers, B. C.

TAKE NOTICE that J. A. Ruther-
ford, F\M.C., No:
agent for John A. Chisholm, Free Min-
er's , Certificate No. 6600D, intend,
sixty days’ from the date hereof, to
apply ‘to the Mining. Recorder for 2
Certificate of Improvements for the
purpose of obtaining a Crown grant of
the above ‘claims, ot
And ‘further take notice that: action.
under Section ‘85, must be commenced
before. the Issuance of such Certificate
o£. Improvement. :

Dated. this: ‘10th day of May, 1934,

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| The Bulkley Hote
Smithers, B.C.

Not water heating. Hot cold
nud cold running water in the
rooms,

Hotel is insulnted with Iusulex,
Rates are rensonable, :

You are always welcome,

-H. Davies, Proprietor |

Ba C. LAND. SURVEYOR
oh Allen Rutherford

” Surveys promptly executed

_ Smithers, B. Co

EASTERN
CANADA

Tickets on nalo daily, a
JUNE 8 to JUNE 30
‘ ‘  tinclisive 3° .. ‘
Return Limit 45 days
Tickets good an im coaches.

‘Small ‘additional thazge for
_. ta yrigh sleepers,

44,

-, “Child cass 5. perites and gacder,

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af Nort African: wheat are found in

meca Mining Division of Range 5 ,

€62687D, authorized -

‘m) of ythis' kind, ‘The main markets tor

HOW TO ESTIMATE HAY WEIGHT

ing the weight éf* hay’ ts’ ‘to estimate {
the: number of cubie feet required to §
Rules vary, widely in -

422 cuble feet and Where it has re-