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NEW HAZELTON, B, C., WEDNESD AY, OCTOBER 10, 1934

TRY THIS: Open a can
of St, Charles Milk,
Note the creamy color
—the smooth consist
ency—the pure fresh
favor. ©:

Why. is St. Charles Evaporated Milk different

ake these. 3 tests |

YOULL KNOW WHY ST. CHARLES
EVAPORATED MILK

IS BETTER

TAY THIS: Have a cup TAY THIS: Make mash-
of coffee “creamed” od potatoes with Sc.

with St. Charles. It F
blends so smoothly, Charles Milk. ‘That

tastes ‘rich and fresh, Pure fresh flavor gives
And saves you money. greater deliciousness.

better? The reason begins way back on the farm

ST. CHARLES Mi!

where it comes from! Cows, barns, milkers, equip-
ment are carefully inspected. And when the milk
arrives at the spotless Borden plants, tests are made
for flavor, purity, richness and body—the most rigid
tests ever evolved in the industry.

That's why—for your coffee, or your cooking, it
pays to insist on St, Charles,

It’s Better—And
you can prove it.

MADE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA At
OUR CONDENSARY— SOUTH SUMAS

‘| Seeurity of principal is paramount vin

INVITATIONS

COUNT!

Many an nonaactyirtising vetniler keeps lack from
advertising just becuuse he feels that it is neces ary

to advertise in n big way and
ready to advertise in a big way,

heciuse he is not yet
To keep beek from

ott hewspiaper until you ave ready to use big space
is just-ns foolish as would be keeping a child out of
school until it had the ability to puss its matricula-
tion, ° Beginners in every form of enterprise need ta
‘£0 warily ; until experience and practice and growing
ability warrant them to attempt lurger things, they
“ghould proceed cuntiously.
It will pay some merchits to use classified ad-

vertisements ond amall S]MILGS of two or three inches,
"hese. litle ndy ertisements will surely he seen and

read. by: newspaper readers. Make sual!

_ dy ertise-

“ments offer special merchandise, | Change them fre- |
quently. ‘ UA quielk succession of little advertisements
everyone of: wv hich is allve, will of a certainty ‘affect

‘sales—will attract new ‘customers, ihe ‘thing to “be! _

. ‘frightened of is dumbuess; o retail store which. does, . ,

not talk to the public by means of newspaper adver- . >

_tisements looses a lot of goo trade, ‘The politic will
gw Wher c tt is invited to go,

_{éthee in every section,

|ment started off on the sunie polley,

oe _ Pho public avorks‘englieere are sup-
= jjoged- to be independent. bit they are

| them fired that thelr work ig: of little

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” NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

Published Every Wednesday
CG. H. SAWLE | --- PUBLISHER

Advertising nates—$1.50 per Inch per month
reading notices 1be per line firstinaertion. 10¢ per
line each snbaequent insertion.

THEN AND NOW

Fifteen years ago Canada was en-
gaged in floating one of the most suc-
cessful of its-war loans, National en-
thusiasm was at its highest pitch.
Business was booming and money was
plentiful. Results exceeded the fond-
est hopes, nearly 800,000 citizens sub-
seribing for the 1919 Victory Loan
Bonds. True, the income yield of 5%
per eent was very attractive, but opin-
ion then was, that: people subscribed
more from their wholehearted desire
to assist national reconstruction rath-
er than because of the attractive rate
of interest. .
Holders of these 1919 Victory Bonds
which will mature November Ist, are
How being asked to convert them into
Sonds of the 19384 Refunding Loan,
‘|'Phat the majority of holders of 1919
Victory Bonds will) avail themsely es
of this: priv ilege there can be no doubt,
They know what a safe and profitable
fivestment. they have hud and will
surely wish to continue it. The -re-
cord of Dominion of- Canada Bonds
duriug the past few years. when in-
vestors have Tost capital and suffered
distress of mind, demonstrates con-
vlusively that there is no safer invest-
iment than Dominion of Canada Bonds

any investment. Consequently, when
the unassailable security of Dominion
of Cruada Bonds is coupled with sa
desirnble on ineome as is offered by
the new bonds, the response from
those having bonds to convert as well
as applications from new investors

should. be- both, mr ompt and gnthustas-
tHe. -

SHOULD FINISH THHE ROAD

Work has been started again on the
Takelse Lake roud to connect up with
the Hot Springs, Another survey of
the New Hazelton cut off hag just
been completed. What other work is
heing done or what ronds are being
changed we do not know. The publie
is not supposed to know what the poil-
ticlans are doing with their mouey
until the money has been spent, or ut
least that Ins heen ‘the general policy
In the past. We trust that policy is
te be changed by the new fovernment.
Bunt now that the two bits of work
meutioned ahove have been started we
hope they will be completed an@ made
pevinanent bits of work. We trnst
all werk being undertnken hy = this
vew government: will be completed
and made permanent—that is Terman.
ent for the class of round it is supposed,
to be, gravel or hard surface.

There is nothing so expensive as a
little dribble here and a little dribble
there, such as has been the policy in
BReC. from the beginning of the pro-
vinve's history, That policy will ae-
connt for the waste of more millions
than what actually went ‘into road
construction, and is the answer to the
high vost of. road work in na province
where rock and gravel are in abund-

“A aribhie gets nowhere, The goy-
eriment should know that rod Jobs
ute no Inger vote getters. "Lhe Inte
government ted that out-and not one
Ler ceht of those who gat jobs ov who
fot Yond diversions ever yoted for the
‘bite governnient, - The new | gevern-

dnd has mice enemies out of its own

snpporters who were disappointed, ‘and
the ‘rouls bave suffered.

Sovafrnid the local poltteiins will, get

henefit to the ronds, Surveyors nre

The Omineca Herald

to qualify for grade Specie! and grade

We have not yet met the Minister
friends have told us that he a good

shooter. We believe those friends of
the Minister. There have been other
good. men occupy that same position.
but ther were not Strong enough to
break down the poliey of local poilti-
cians dietating to minor officials, and
neither were they assisted in their ef-
forts “by local members in breaking
away from the old poliey, We trust
Mr. McPherson, with the aid of his
hew deputy, will be strong enough to
build reads where they should be built
aml Imild them so that they will last.
We believe that the present minis-
ter of public works is anxiony'to do
real work on the roads of the pro-
vinee and if he gets loyal support
from his locnl members, and if he is
given loyal support by his perminent
outside ‘stiff. he will get some’ place,
We suggest that he organize his staff
during the coming winter and make
them believe that ther ave responsible
to him and not te loel — politicians,
As we remarked aboye, road jobs and
read diversions, and private ronds ne-
ver get nny votes, The publie does
not play that way any more, if they
ever did.

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POULTRY REVENUE

Preducers can Inerease the'e Revenue
by Crate Feeding

Only 28.98 of the chickens inspect
ed in Canada during the fiseal year,
TO33-1084, qualified for A grnde.
There ts no mystery abont the attain,
nor is it difficult to point eut the rea-
son why the chickens did not grade
higher.
were not sutfictently fattened before
they were marketed. Chickens must
be well fattened and fleshed to quali-
fy for erade A, There is a much high
er sper centage of: birds’ degraded on
account of not having sufficient fat
than on aeconnt of not having suffi-
cient flesh, It is useless, suys the
chief market poultry Inspector, to ex-
peck range fed birds or shert period
erate fnttened birds to have the fat
required for. the top grade. git jnst
does not happen, The mittter of fat-
tening the birds and thus inerensing
the producers vevenne is entirely in
the hands of the producers themselves
With the marketing of the poultry
crou Close at land, now is the thne for
nection.

By a simple method of crate fntten-
ing ono aomixture of finely = ground.
home grains, there is no reason what
ever why a high per centage of the
boulfry marketed should not he made

aA. There are various fattening inix-
tures that give good resnits, but the
point is to make use of the feed pro-
duced and nvatlable ou the famn,
Goad results willl he obtained if the
hirds tre put in Aisinfected, warm,
(lranghtless erates from four to five
weeks hefore marketing, The birds
should be fed twite a day, morning
and evening, on a ration of finely
xround home-grown grains as follows;
equal parts oats, wheat, barley or
buckwheat. Ad potrtees at the rate
of one-third of the total weight of the
neal inixture. Mix with sour milk so
that the mixture will pour ensily.
A lnrge proportion of the poultry
erop ls: bought ov sold necording to the
Government grades of the Cunndian
dressed. poultry .
rent market demand has established
differentials. hese svade price dif-
ferentials. are not: established by the
Dominion Deparhnent of Agriculture
jut by the consumer demand for qual-
ity and’ that demand may ‘change
the spread in price between _radeg..
{Since poultry has been sold on ‘oftt-
cial grades, the differentials Lave ap-.
proximately been as follows:—Select-
ed B three to four cents over Selected
C; Selected A, twor cents over B; Se.

taken instructions from local politi :
cians to the detriment of the fonds}
and at‘the cost of the rate payers. Pa
of Public Works, but some of his |,

fellow, straight forward and a square |:

Tt wus shaply beeanse they "1

Standards, and. eur

‘&, C. LAND SURVEYOR
“I. Allen Rutherford

Surveys promptly executed —

Smithers, B.C. ’

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while in Vancouver. Here is every
comfort. and service—cheerful lounge,
writing and smoking rooms, dining
Ttoom, Jnst two blocks away is the
centre -of Vancouver's shopping and
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RATES
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Dec'd Bath - $1.50
With Bath + $2.00
Weekly:
Det'd Bath $ 9.00
With Bath $12.00
Monthly:
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Smithers, B.C.

Hot water beatings. Het eold
and cold running water in the
roonis.

Hotei is insulated with Insulex.
Rates are reasonable,

You are always welcome,

H. Davies, Proprietor

br. H.C. Bamford

SMITLERS, B.C.

Hours’? a m to 6 pm Evenings
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The Hazelton ‘Hospital

The Havetou Noxpital issues tle
Kelo for auy perlut ut $1.60 per
monk. du advance. ‘Dhia rate jie
eludes offlee causuitations, medi-
ales, as well as all costs while
mothe hospital, Tlekets are ob-
tainabte fn TMaattorn* wt the’ ilrng
tore or by mall! from che medi-
on sniperiorendaut af hie hospital

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over Selected. . ‘This, meuns that. anilk-
fed chickens are worth five cents 2g il.,
aver, ‘Selected B, and in the case of,
anlikkted A, funr cents per pound. If
is up to producers to inerense their
revenue from market poultry by. ernte
feeding.

- Get Builetin 125 fom? Dominion De:
partment of Agricuitiite, ;

lected Special, one cent over As and

engaged to lny out roads and: they

ernie.

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