THE OMINSCA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1981,

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or for a tasty snack before going to hed. So
wet healthful and easy to digest.
/ "No other ready-to-eat cereal in the world
- ) «1 Sfs'so-popular. No-other corn flakes have ever
- been able to duplicate Kelloge’s own matchless
crispness and flavor. —
That ‘is why wise buyers will accept no
' substitute for genuine Kellogg’s. They know.
_, that ‘imitations are never « “just like” ‘the |
ne original of all corn flakes, Look for the red-'
iu. >, and-preen package at your grocer’s, With the
J. + exclusive inner-seal waxtite wrapper that keeps
. the. flakes .oven-fresh even after opening.

Made zs Kellogg i in

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“TaERE ‘are few foods you can bay that | give -
; you as ‘much satisfaction for your money a5 -:
Kellogg's Corn Flakes.
‘Out of. a. single package you get many de-
Heious servings-—at a cost of only a few cents.
Kellogg’s are delightful for breakfast or
- . * lunch, with milk 9 or eream, fruits or honey

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APPLE SHASON' RETURNS

bpm ai On

_ Speaking of timely topicks now ‘that

thé “Upplé' senso’ 414‘ here’ agai" tnd]:
Dominion’ Fruit‘ Branch supplies’ facts] |

about the food valde: of ‘apples: which
Have .Apectal’ interdbt:)- 20 3

nunierous ind “their use “ig tmiportant
toa proper: ‘diet; but no fruit ‘is ‘mord
valuable‘ than thé’ ‘apple.* pes eo

“An apple ‘a! day” ‘f8 2 Fent* healt’
message, They ‘act’: ‘asa! font’ ‘dnd’ ‘re
ulator and, thus: are’ ithe. cheapest. aa

medicing one ‘can’ “buy.” ”

They area source of natural trait
sugar and thus Provide energy: Heten
raw belwéen “frends they “: “patiety: the

etn‘ Por” ‘gPedte The: watt - ebm]:
; tairied ‘in apples is in ita purest ‘foim, '-

They tend to promote proper * vellafinat

bulk and organic ‘salts:
“eounternet a -tendéney to

dred: -enlories, The apple ig refreshing
:|'cooling, . stimulating ~~; and - wholesome :

les are’ “Sustly. termell* “Ehe: ‘ite Tot

‘(tpn a8 skin, and” “fedmework prov ide
id “are ‘diuretic.

Appies -

acidosis’ as they leave “an alkaline

Apples are a good..souree’ of tine
mites,“ which ares necessary «to the.
body. -One' large! apple” gives. one’ bun-

‘dnd may ‘be ‘eaten -betWeen. : or-with:

ifmeals. They may . “be obtained: neat .
well ‘a8 “the ‘inost “pleasant ‘form “ot! v ¥

all: the: year’ . rouitd. and ‘ -becatse ‘of
thelr abundance And . popularity’ ‘app

” s

Frutts"

Fatt aa.

. adverse
80 lbs, of this spring ‘dainty each: day-

; business, building |
| 20 x. 24 this; :spring.,

Tt

“lo Bortaneo,

ash,, ‘A well ' : ‘nniticjied * “apple (thins
aids “digestion. 7 . os al
‘The varieties of fruits! consubied nits :

thelr fobd “value, their’ tin flayotts, |:

(Bam si & Thomson;Make -

operations om what. is now kiown, us
Iorseshoe. Ranch. ; : Khelr. ‘hoidings,
ire under.: -cultivation.;: Phe -Jend -is
Road, about half a ‘mile, from Terrace.
Horsesice Ranch js..one of the out-.,
standing- ‘examplés. of the market:
gatdening. branch: ‘of. farming as: geon
in the. Terrace district. one. acre is de-
vated : to the growing ‘of. asparagus,
some of the plantation .jast coming | ‘
lato bearing, This year: inspite of the
‘Conditions, ‘they’ ? market: ‘

Half im acre is in ‘strawberries. They
specialize . on Magoons and Skeena
wonders. This” ia' one ‘oF ‘the. steady
‘cash crops of the firm other party ot
the far are. devoted fo the srowlng
o£ cabbage, carrots‘ beets tomatoes,
corn, and. 2 variety of other veget-

ibles suitable for tables use, Tosi stilt
further. their scope of business’ ‘they
have branched, out in, ‘the , hot house
the ‘fivst unit “or |

A, well. kept, orchard 8 rm feature of

jthe ranch, About. 300 fruit _trees, ‘pré-

vide a large | surplus. of . apples and

: plums for shipment. Their apple or'ch-

acd is well plgnned. having , al range ‘of
varieties covering the seasons from
arly Fall to late. spring... uw

Tha, sot .of:.the rath is..of, the. rd
loain variety. “As this is. a, ‘soil ¢om:,
mon of the district, and recognising
the” open. minded,., painstaking. way

- the partners conduct, thejr-.operntions

The Department of- Agriculture have
called ' upon. them for. several years
to conduct. experiments.,.to. show the

F

rrrtiey ~

comprisé .30 acres, of whieh: 2 ilerea ||

situated. at the: N; W. corner - of, Carrs

‘ment spraying . muchirie under.
direction of- the-- ‘loeat: ‘farmers’ Instt-|

Prince ° Rupert Fair,

= 8 ef de

fol i

wae A ae

value, of a -Yarlety of commercial: fer-
tilidé: 3 Winities ~ these ‘soil ‘¢onditions,
“These” “experiments * are ‘peinélpalty
with hay crops, oats and ‘clover, Plots
of one eighth of an acre are planted
side: ‘by side with the same crops, dif-
ferent fertilizers -being ‘used on each
plot, with an additional unfertilised

plot as a check, Growth. ts measured |
rand .tonnage of hay ‘is- weighed. from.

each: pilot to. determine, which: method

‘of, fertilisation is the. ‘most sulted tof

the soil.

. The present year is being devoted

to. experiments with.’ fertilisers’ “from
the new plant at Trail, ‘Ammoniin?
Phosphate in varying - strengths ig
being used as the base. While final

figuies are“not available. ‘ag yet Mr.) 8
Hamlin says that on: some. ‘of the plots:
the ‘growth “Was 50 ‘rohk" ag to “be al:|

most unnianageable, Messrs,‘ Hamlin
and>Thomson also handle the govern-
the

tute. --

To take care of the, fodder'crops pro | #8 i

duced, 2 milk cows, 2 calves, 2 horses
a. ‘niimber of pigs” and* ‘gone chickens
are ‘kept. In spite’ of théir ‘farm activ
itles, the partners “find some time for
‘activities other than stricily © farm
work, Mr.
‘terest in lecal
active member of the -Kitaumkallum

Farmers ‘Institute and he is algo vice
president of The Terrace District Fall
Fair, assh. Mr. Ross’
expert pliotographer: Evidence of his
artistic work is: ta “he seen at The
“and:
places. ° He rarely exhiblis
winning | a. good _ -Droportion, of the
prizes | offered. ; :

Here and Ther e

New Brunswiek wtil- fave. an
open season for partridge shinut-
ing from Qetober “1-15 this year
“areording to -an: order. issued - by.
Hor: P..D. Tiley, provincial

“Minteter of Lands and. Mines, | :

Valve last. year “of ‘Nova ‘Scotia
fisheries was placed at $10,411, -

- 200, avcording toa, recent Cana.
dian. Government” ‘report, ' The -
‘lobster ad'cad aré ‘of chief. im-: ;

anal

Force made Its. first experimental
illghe over. like .Winnipeg in.
1922, ‘the, total niin ber of ‘photo?

Canada is close to ‘half a ‘taillion.

‘Condemned to! ‘the tock yards
three years 'pzo,' Cano Paul Bruee;
‘ - mature Holstein bull, was recent-
: ily crowned grahd “champlon- Hal"
,  Btein bull of. the Calgary stam: _
' pede. and exhibition. He was ac-~
_guiréd from bis former owner by |

farm and won- in the rallway’s
ecolors:;: = - re Q

+4

To seo his 28 nepheys _ and |
nieces in Camada; to rettrn’ ‘the «*
visit made him by~the Canadian

“Bishops last year; and:to see the
-..Cathedral..on ; Vancotiver Island |
, (Bre the thres yepsons for the two |

months’ visit to the Dominion of |
His Lorship the’ Bishop of Lon:
don, Dr. A. “Bz
‘Ingram; who; arrived “ récently
‘ aboard, the Duchess. of, York... °.

moth Canadian Pacifle- locomotive
8000", destined: for heavy work
din the: Canadian -Rockies;, have.
' brought, results| ih: ICESB. of. _the

‘pulled a train ‘welghiug 7 961 tons,

trains, ‘from . Smitha Falts ‘to

[with @ score of 266 In. “the
aggregate and: placed: i in ae
: King's Hundred" ras:, ts
Bandred shots. aan tia aes | ss"
if ‘Ridley arg ad, Ser @~
“ett WA are” pine of Rtdntieal”

ous bhooting: ‘meet swith

|} edi taal, i Hp baba fe. hl,

PIKE

The Omineen: Frat ds $2.00" a year

Navel y

yb it ih ‘and, aa thr! aa.

toe Tee Taner etublaved:

wb

' Since the Royal: Cinndian. Air .|}

. graphs taken ° from airplanes ia: “1:

the Canadian “Pacific Strathmore |.

Winnington- ,

Recent’ tests of. the. new mam- ”

‘almost eaual to thre: “nornial- ;
_»Montreal:a distance of 128 miles, 7

“without.a hiteh.in 6% hours and
. showed, sover 30% fuel economy, ef,

fe has just returiéd’ “tro “the: ‘fam +.

Canada’ 's total wool élip is about
21.008 ,000 pounds ‘annually, while

\Canadian’ TH 18 8e atleast twiee. .. |:

‘aS much as this every year, and
. Canadian consumption of manu-

factured woallens | equals about:
“four limes’ the, celip. -s

. Lake Louise Teelandic nopptes,
. one of ‘the’ glérles ‘of this part of
_ the, Canadian “Rockies, ‘are in'de-
: mand, in.thousands. of gardeng all
: ‘over the world. . Gardeners. at
_ the Chateau are now busy’gather- "
+ Ing seeds which will later be mail- *
' ed to guests of the hotel this sea-
‘son. a ‘

“Representing an increase of Sly
000,000 bushels cover the same
_Deriod. last year, “198,989,000 bush-
' etd ‘of etaln ‘were ‘marketed on”

‘Canadian ‘Pactfic Railway western’ -|: |
lines during the twelve-month ’..|:'

period since August 1, 1930. This
gives the railway company a per-
_tentage of 52.3 of all ‘the grain
“bandied in’ that, period.” .

he More than” 479,000; 000 fish eees,
_fry, fingerlings; and yearling. fish .. .
"and a few older fish were. distri-
buted Jast year from the hatchery’ -
establishments “operated by the
.Pish'Culture Division of the:Can--
 adlad “Department . of - Fisheries. ..
' , Largest, distribution waa from tha.
hatchérfes in the Prairie _Pro»
“yliices, | Moe an

Nipigon River-. “Bungalow Camp
. "Trophy - -compétition .-. 1é;.;getting -

some fing entries this: season.: Re--._|- .
re ” Sate drivers’ mo

one on a trout of, seven pounds 3 and:

eel

“faen-ounce s trout “was . inken.

Catches of thre ito five-pound-fish. - |-

‘[) are: frequent | ‘and one of the best
*. “maoat. ganguine ™ oxpectations. - It -|:

-/AGagohs dn, yeays-ig ; ‘neported froin,
., te, SOMP oy \iseiae fans :
“J. 0. Turectte: ‘Cahadian ‘Hixhi-"
r’ bition Commissioner; who visited.
aRegina ° fecal -In° len the.

jnterior decoration im : the
Baht igent. nae building’ ‘which

|! WHER Houde the’ World’s*Gratn ‘Bx-" “) >—

’ hibtion “amd Conference, states
tat fa siart: on,this ‘work willy ‘bo.-,
ic amadlately.: .. Decoration. ..
p in grain: geedg,: i Dalnt
y kind ‘belag ‘dhe SFE Ae
Tt update ds

shi ‘The: Duteh* “wheat: -mabxtnig Jaws:

arty,
Ath

J" -attective, juss epforeine; ft. hm alr
mmestic. bbe ‘in. mre ‘naking” of

is a
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Success Market Gardening |

. In, 1915. Mesirs., G. ‘Hanlin. ‘and ‘W.
: Tosa ‘Thomson’ ‘stnsted ‘their farming

Wainlin takes a great in- :
afairs, belng a very|.

‘Thomson: is an}

similar)
‘without| Be

[Here and. There f

A er

a [Bead your ;
eratch Repairing and
Jewellery Requirements.

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” Prince Rupert: ;

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Be “Hotel
- Prince Ropert

A ReauGoo Hore.

* Prince.1 Rupert,
“BC.

hit

“ood Be Rocnesrat; j Manager

bade ge bere Sith gy + yee!

_ Hotex $1. 50 per day up.

“carries an up-to‘ate ato ‘of

Dry. Goods:

:.Men’s. Wear...

‘ Boots and. Shoes

_ Fiirniture-’ oe
= citar ‘Furnishings

"Special orders recéive Prompt at-

tention . ,
iF bere

“a Chaser & Shoe Repairing D Done

-4,
soe 1 oe

. This i is 1b

Unuswal--

"the. laily.. leaving. “Vancouver . for.

England has written us a lovely
letter saying she ‘ha’ used Pacific

Milk for -seven*months of her stay:

“in this-city: and likes ‘its Wo .are
indeed grateful .for this fine let-

ter, it is eee and . “tansually

: thonalhttal

- Pacific Milk

R28 Drake St. Vaneouver :

Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner

“TART SERVICE

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car fan Bo. :

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“HAZELTON, 1 B. C.

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‘the! district: over the: woek ‘enthn-;

Widyed

Mra ‘AL ©: “Henit returned from: Rh’
trip: to" Reto” on: Saturday: atternoon,

| tesers. C.. Dresser,. J. Pinkney and
‘ Ww. “Pinknéy: bf Anyox: ate ‘visiting shi

noo! Moxley. of-"Prince™ ‘Rupert’ is re-
A eae at Mhel Phot: Hotek +
wo wee Bpendiss mov: y ted, 20, a ao

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