| THE OMINECA: HERALD, FRIDAY,

: MARCH 10, 1915

Great Britain has:

in any other country in the world
outside of the United States.

800,000,000, being: equal. to $400
for every man, woman and child.
This: money has’ gone largely. to
provide railways and other faci-

lities. to carry on our business. |"
It is loaned. money and bears |.-

me $120,000,000 interest’ annually. |.
ama That interest must be met. It

@ can be met only by exporting sur-
- plus products. There is a ready
mee market for all farm products we

Items of Interest to the Ranchers

‘can produce ‘over, and‘above ‘our

The Need of Greater Production: |e
. “invested:
: more money inthis country. than;

own. ‘requiremen ts.-

The sum total is no less than $2,-|.

a 20--per
cent. increase in farm production
‘will cover our ‘interest payments
and maintain our credit.

This is one answer to the ques-
tion —Why * is it necessary that

Canada .at, this. partieglar time
‘should’ inerease the’ output of the
farm? =

‘to Live Stock Breedets -
° Pyot: Geo. BE; Day, B: Ss, AS “of

the Animal’. Husbandry depart:

ment at-the Ontario Agricultural:
College, says:—“‘It looks to me
as if the live stock interests of

time.
‘man.:to' unduly. load himself. up

this country have nothing. to fear|o
from: war. times.

men. interested i in. live stock is to}:
g0° steadily. forward-and not: to be|t

-|témpted to-reduce. herds . by: the}.
high prices prevailing for nearly |:.

all classes\of:stock at the present.
“J would.:not. advise .any.

with stock of any kind, but it is
certainly: not, a time to curtail Op-
erations in stock. breeding. I be-
lieve. that. the farmers. who hold
onto, their. best. stock and keep
their breeding ‘operations up. to
the standard will not Joose. any-
thing by following’ such : a course.

It is seldom safe to plunge and it
is seldom the part of wisdom to
let good breeding stock ZO. to the
butcher on account’ of’ a’ high

price, and thus reduce ‘the ‘stock

You: won't. need to. |
have a moratorium
fort to slink behind

Are you keeping pace witn the demands of modern. ~ IJ 35
progressiveness in its application to business and to = JJ. . |.
business principles?. Are you conducting you busi; = fF
ness in conformity with the dignity that is 80 essen- [ff
tial to success; are you living up to the dignity of ff “|
your calling? Is your. character reflected in/all-the ffs.
dealing you have with your customers?. If the latter... --f[i-:
be so, it would be next to impossible for you to place >
the value to your institution in dollars. and cents of |
having these facts known to those with whom ° you.
have, or r hope to have, Duainess dealings of all’ Kinds.

This j is where GOOD

PRINTING « comes in

very right

_ The quality of his printing
* -readily attests to the char-
. acter of the man, and -also
of “i Hees establishes his commercial’
- . .|> . standing. Your business -
||... | Sagacity and the quality of

‘the goods you sell—your

public support —are reflect-

| oe | ed in your printed ma iter. .
" <Th. Time was when business

“men were satisfied to-do
their correspondence on a

to appeal for:

- Drop in and see our samples of Better. ‘Printing a
or write for our book of Letterhead Suggestions week

piece é of. brown wrapping
paper, ‘and ‘break: forth :
in-a- tirade of:abuse be-"
cause the government -
demanded that’ it.be-en-
closed in an envelope. ~
And they got away with ©
itthen. Butimaginethe
reception you would get
were you to apply fora.

line of credit from your.
supply house in a letter
written on such paper.

c THE ¢ OMINECA HERALD |

| TENTH AVENUE

«Mv -.advice- to.

“Dairying P Possibilities -

‘The production: ‘Of, milk i in Can-
ada, while alarge quantity i in-the

per acre or to the area ‘devoted to’
dairying or to mixed farming.

It is claimed that:more cheese
is produced within,a radius of 40
miles of Whitechurch, Shropshire
England, than is exported from
the whole of Canada. wand

Holland, the area :of. whiel is
only equal to that part of Ontario
lying southwest of a line drawn
from Southampton, on Lake Hur-
on to Hamilton, produces. over
180,000,000 pounds of cheese,and

= (140,000,000 ‘pounds of butter, an-
a! nually,

There is more cheese produced
in England and Scotland than i in

In parts of Switzerlandas many
per square mile,

class’ have: not yet learned:how
important it is to keep: cattle ‘in
good: condition. ’ If their “feed is
scaree the cattle get shortrations
In older dairving countries the
farmer takes the view that they

ito get into poor condition. °

A Few Important Facts.”
_ From B.C. Correspondent
Beef j is high and there is. a lot
of : confidence: among. ‘the, ‘beef
men.; ; te
. Dairying conditions are. very.
good. although ‘the. prices are a

little. lower than a vear. ARO... Lay
The. sheep industry is’ holding oe
its.own: although: not making: alo

great deal of progress.:

from the State of Washington. :
‘..The hog.’business has been.
good: and. there is .generally a
brisk demand and at good prices,

-More feed stuffs should be pro-
duced at home and fewer feed
merchants _ would fatten: ‘at the
expense of the farmer.

“Cardinal Facts
“This i is Canada’s war.

increase of production.
est. yield is good. seed.
should be. cleaned and graded, in

kernels,

ce Farmers — who have separate.
houses for. their: laborers have no
trouble i in; ‘getting: help:
"” Good labor is worthy employ-|
‘mentin: winter. as well: as at. any

uA

other. time of the: ye Boy

fit greatly:i in t

~ Whe

7| but: ‘when. drawn: to the field from
ie :| otfgh‘ia the. ‘pile to ‘become well -
_;;fotted; manure is one af: the most

aggregate, is comparatively small |’

all of Canada, and the bulk of it}|
comes from‘a half dézen counties

as 263. dairy. cattle are maintained. |

The farmers in Canada ‘as a! -

cannot afford to allow. their cows’

We still. import. about: 70, ( 000 ia
tive sheep for mutton purposes

years at | an than 2.6 rental of $1 an acre!”

What will the harvest be? . | iy:
Increase of knowledge means] ® ted

“The first essential! for the: high-

AL grain intended for seeding

mee at the rate of five cents per ton. j

the. stable, 0 not left, Jong én-

important means of. seed disper-
Bal.’ wee
Canada: i is ‘many times, largerin
area. than ‘Belgium, but i in popu-
lation there i isnot a great deal of
difference, :. that, is,’ considering
Belgium before the war. Britain
is the protector: ‘of. small states...
The greater area“'and variety of
area, the more protection is-need-
ed. when. emergency arises.

The Hazelton Hospital
The Hazelton Hospital. ‘issues
. tickets for any period ‘at $1 per

., Month in advance, ...This.rate in-
“eludes office’ ‘consultatioas | and
medicines, .as well:.ag. all . costs
while in the hospital. Tickets are
_..btainable in Hazelton from the
post office or drug store; or ‘from
_- the: Drug Store, New Hazelton; |
“ from De MeLean, Smithers; T. J,

Thorpe, Aldermere; Dr. Wallace, .

Telkwa, or by mail from the Med-
“ ical Supt. at the Hospital, . :

A Ww. ‘Edge .

fragortaza and Retail
Dealers in

“Wall Papers
“Paints, Oils, |
Burlap, Var- -

_ nishes .
STAINS, BRUSHES, Dry’ CoLors,
_ DISTEMPERS, GLASS, -PICTURE

‘FRAME’ AND’ Room MouLbinas;. .
PAINTERS’ AND: SIGNWRITERS’
.- GENERAL, SUPPLIES |:

- 2nd AVE,

- PRINCE — |

SYNOPSIS: OF COAL MINING: REG:
ULATIONS, tot

GOAL mining rights ot the “Dominion,
in Manitoba, Saskatchewan “an
Alberta, the. Yukon Territory, :..the

‘North-west Territories and in # portion -

of the Province of “British Columbia,
may be leased for.a term of twenty-one.

“Sub-A, gent. of: pone Ve
which | ‘the rights ‘applied for are situa ie

‘In surveyed ‘territory the land: must’;
be described by ‘sections, or legal sub...‘
divisions of sectiors, -and-in. unsurvey
territory the tract applied for shall be
staked out by the applicant himself. -
Bach application must be accompanie

‘by.a fee of $5 which will be refunded if;
order to retain’ only” the strong 4

the'tights applied for‘aré not available, . :
but not otherwise, “A ‘royalty shall be: :
-} paid.on the merchantable output of the: :

‘person “operating: the mine shall’
furnish the: Agent ‘with sworn. returns’.

_ | accounting. ‘for.the full uantit of mer
i. ‘chantable foal mined an