THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1983

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Government to

ply for application forms for seed grain
from the secretary of their local farn-
ers Institute or from the government
agent in thelr district, These, whe,
properly completed, should be forward-
aL without delay to the Government
yAgent at Smithers,  .
All applications will be eavefully in-

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near future.

SEAN ERICEIRA verified and if. approved, assistatice

Even though business is not up to normal you still

The Omineca Herald

Will now supply you with

Counter Check Books

of any size and any make and .

at manufacturer’s prices

Check Books and need them now or in the

} vestigated and property descriptions

tribution of seed ig provided through
the Seed Gain Act, 1924, and where
Settlers cannot pay cash for their seed
il note is taken, ‘These notes become na
lien against the following crop or the
«rap of any future year, grown on the
land described by the applicant until
such time as the note is paid off,The
notes Inay alsa be registered as 1 first
charke against the property described.
be} ‘Tenants mmiking application for seed
M srain should sceuve and deliver with
| the application form, the consent i:
writing of the owners of the property
deseribed:
Assistance is confined to seed. oats,
burley and wheat and the amount
available to any one person is Hmited,
The idea is simply to give each man

will be forthcoming to a Imited extent
The grant for the purehase and dis-

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

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fort ‘shonld be made to get addition-
barter or some such arrangement with
another farmer,

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Cannda is flour milling, which date.

(now Annapolis, N.8.) in 1605,
There is no such thing as n typical

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E}zin opportunity to grow the barest ne-
‘cousities for his livestock. Brery. ef--
al seed from other sources either by
ge | Canadian farm, the soil and climate of

AE of prevailing regional types of farming

Not a week passes that you are not canvassed
by representatives of natio
ducts to stock and push th

window and cou

Local Relais is it ai?

rye sums of money being spent. ,

atlonal magazines to eveate and
hard to ptrsuade you that suc, .
sustain a farge tocal demand.

. Their representatives tell. you of the Ia
-in metrepolitan daily newspapers and in n
maintain consumer demand, and they try
“remote” advertising will surely crenie and

It is admitted that it is advantage.
ous to you and your customers for you
to steck nationally advertised products
but such products will sell. faster if
they are locally advertised in the Om-
ineca Herald, in addition to being ad:
vertised in non-local publications,

There. is no good or sound reagyit
why a national advertiser should not

do. local ‘advertising -in' the Omincea’ -

Herald. “You .will be told when you
say to.the representative of firms can-  ,
vassing you to stock and pustt - his
firm’s goods, “Oh, we could never af.

‘ford to do -local. advertising.’ \What

he really means when he says such
words, is that he does not expect large

- N. B.—Show this advertiséme
you to stock goods not locally advertised...

nally advertised pro-
em, and to give them
nter displays

Supply Seed Grain countries of the world outside of the

Settlers abgelutely in need of seed
srain and with no posstble means of
secuing their requirements should ap-

“The -tuost’ important manutacturing delta of the MacKenzie river,
industry connected with filet d crops in | 4¢e? have been on the march from the
northern state across the bleak north
hack to the settlement of Port Royal | Country for three years and the ani-

the Dominion producing a wide vartety | DH of meat,

posed to vote on the Indget Thesday
hight. ; i

J. Allan Rutherford

dence on Tuesday night us the guests
Miss Critig,
prize, *

| A GRASS OF MANY NAMES

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Kentuck blue irass is a natlve of all

tropics, being found in Europe, North-
ern Africa, Siberia, North America,
Australia and the most southern parts
of South American. It has all sorts of
nemes in the different languages of the
world, ind in ‘the Bnglish language is
known as blue geiss, June grass, spear
gtass, Engtish flask, grcen grass, bird
grass, smooth-stulked grass and eom-
mon meadow grass, ,

ALFALFA THE WANDERER

About 500 B.C. alfalfa was brought
from Persia to Greece, from whence it
spread, first to Ituly then to Northern
Africa. ‘The Aiubsy carried the plant
to Spnin In the seventh century ALD.,
and later it was introduced to Franee,
The Spaniards bronght it to Mexico,
South American and western Dnited
States; British and ether colonists
took the plant ta easter Junts of
North Amerien, ; ,

ALL TURKEY FLESH SIMILAR

The most important: breeds of tur-
keys are Bronge, White Holland and
Narragansett. Other breeds ave Bour-
bon, Red. Black and. Slate. There is
little difference in the hardiness of any
of the breeds, and the flesh of ull tnr-
keys is very similar in texture and in

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PRINCE RUPERTP, B.C,

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TIMBER SALE X15539.

Seale tenders will be received by 2
the Minister of Lands at Victoria, B.
C.. not kiter. than noon: on ist day of
Muy, 1088. tor the purchase of License :
X18539, to cut 476,820 lneui feet of *
Cedar poles and piling on an ares ad |)
Joining the east boundries of Lots 1413
mul 1418, Kitsumgallam Valley near
Terrace, Runge 5, Const Land District.
Three (3) years will be allowed for
the removal of timber, ,
Further particulars of the. Chief
Forester, Victoria, B, CG. or District
Forester, Prince Itupert, B.C.

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KEINDEER IN THEIR NEW HOME

The reindeer that were bought from
the Alaska herders by the Dominion
of Canada some three years ogo have
finally arived on the west bank of the
These

mals come through in fine shape. In
future the Eskimos will be encouraged
to breed reindeer and thus assure them
selves and a growing mavket of a sup-

HRIIOICICICICIEICIDICICICIICICIEICIIC ICR,

SERIES

Henry Motors Ltd.

Smithers, B. C.

Ford Dealers Ford Parts- Oil
Gas Repairs Modern Garage

Complete line ot .
New Cars and Trucks val

err ees

The Felix Club met. at the urses resi-

Mrs, Chappell won the

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B. C_ LAND SURVEYOR

Surveys promptly executed.
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THEN insist on Kelloge’s, the
standard of quality the world over. Kelloge’s have a flavor
and crispness, a delightful freshness no others equal.

Kellogg, When substitutes are

Ontario.

Every red-and-green package

seldom in a spirit of servicc. Made by Kellogg in London,

Corn Flakes that ave the

guaranteed by W.-K.

offered you, remember it is .

local sales, If he did -then he- would
see that these local sales eon provide 2
sum adequate to maintain a local ad-
vertising campaign,

~ Why should you help a national adl-
-vertiser to develop his business in the
“territory eovered by the cireulation of
he Oynincea Herald without adver-

_ - a ‘tising co-operation from him?

You provide local distribution faei-
lities for manufacturers of branded
products, and your value to them is
recognized. Why, then. should these
manufacturers not agsisé you to sell
‘these goods, if stocked by you, by a

series of loeal advertisements, nerhapa,

carrying your. name .as distributor,
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