. Livery and Feed Stables

ce. or,» .. In Connection: With the Northern Hotel
, TEAMING TRANSFER ~

Saddle Horses, Single and Double Riga for Hire,

Prompt and satisfactory service guaranteed.

day and night—we never sleep. Express and pas-
senger service to and from alf trains.

COAL AND WOOD FOR SALE

Con ia Cash on Delivery

A. M. RUDDY
- Manager

STORAGE

Open. -

NEW HAZELTON ;

‘Bros.

Feed

nic

~ Groceries

Hardware

Clothing and Gents’ Furnishings, . |
Boots and Shoes

We always have a complete stock ;
~ and the buyer of these lines will:

find our: prices as low as. they

can land same lines from coast
Cities.

Pugsiey Street New Hazelton

Save Labor |.

AND INVEST IN A:
-Canadian.. Fairbanks-Morse .
ENGINE .
“The Engine with-a Reputation”

“Its qualities ars:— Efficiency, Economy, Simplicity: -
fall, and see our two h. P. vertical engine in action.

-Chettleburgh & Sinclair,
ae _ Hazelton, B. C.

‘Helping Timothy Growers

A striking” example. ‘of the ne-
ceasity of improvements. in the
methods of cleaning timothy seed
can be ‘seen ‘in the following fig-
ures which are published ‘by the
Dominion Seed Laboratory, : Cal-
gary, where.a number of samples
were tested for farmers and mer-
chants.
The samples in “almost. “avery
case were of exceptionally fine
quality and had they been pro-

$¢|perly cleaned would have ranked

among the first on the market.

- The suitability ‘of many. “parts
of Alberta and British Columbia
for growing timothy for. seed is
unquestionable, and it'is the in-
tention of the government, - by
the seed branch, to assist the far-
mers in their methods of bandl-
ing and’ marketing their seed.

. Last year. the Dominion. Seed
Laboratory at Calgary, examined
317 samples of timothy of. which
155 were received from farmers,
1365 of these came from: Alberta,
11 from British Columbia, 8 from

| Manitoba; and one from the: U.S.

Of 327. samples examined 278 |
were examined for weed seed,
and graded as follows:—

Extra No.1... .7
2... No, L238

«11138 ‘samples. ..

“When we draw ye your attention to. |

othe advisability: of: using’a good |
. grade’ of - office stationery; ‘when:
we: point out, to you ‘just | where
~» and. why. it pays, . remember | that.
. _ there is.a-vast difference in the °

‘ ‘application ° given “good”. print-_
ing by different printing. offices.
“You-want good: printing. | “Every
* pusiriess 1 man does, But do “you

want good printing regardless of —

ost? Certainly not. “When an. “|

rder is left, with us we ‘treat it.

ith our best judgment, insofar s

as. that judgment. does. not con-.
flict with Jone ee or instrue-
ing’ good: stock, to the

Now 2° 99.0.
“ No. 3 BA
* Rejected... 95 it
Samples containing. more than
80 noxious weed! seed. Or. ‘a. total
of over 400 of all kinds of weed
seeds pet! ounce are. ‘rejected ‘and

| are ‘prohibited ‘from sale, “under

sec. 9 of the Seed Control Act. -

Lambs quarter. is by: far the
most prevalent weed seed found
in western grown timothy, oceur-

Jing in 204 of thesamples. Rough

cinquefoil i is next, ‘being found in
Other ‘common,
weed seeds are worm wood, mus-

— tard, -gentian, yarrow, blue eyed
 } TASS, Pepper grass, tower must-

ard,. evening primrose, western
false-flax,. ball* mustard, curled
dock ; and catch ‘fly. ..Many of
these weed seeds could be. easily
‘removed from timothy by.an_or-
dinary fanning mill, fitted with
the proper sieves.

are ‘invited to. ‘send samples. . to

grading, ‘or to. “Teceive:. ‘informa-
tion as to the proper sieves,

pleasure: and -at. the. same time
produce the greatest effect...

in his mind-a. bird such as had

Farmers having. timothy. seed

_ Sample, bags i in which. seed ‘can, The blog
be ent. as wt il as, ‘kine par: | puriti

address, _
Twenty-five samples of. ‘seed
will be tested fre charge’ for.

any one party, after: that” Be. a
sample will ‘be charged. "

Opportunities and Pssibities

No one ever ‘gets. fall benefit
and enjoyment: out of ‘poultry
breeding ' who is no ‘prond | of the
work and especially. hig. ‘artieu-

Aman who i is trying toi improve
an old variety. or. perfect, a new
one must see. it in: its- ‘artistic as-
pect, in‘order to do his work with,

. When Sir John Sebright ‘bosdn
his great work: of. making. the
Silver. Seabright bantams, he had

never before. been. seen: ‘on earth.
Without . a model to go by, with-
out. any previous experience : in.
mating ‘to’ produce. such: effects,

“"prodii¢e.””

| Our Our, prles

, a THESE | ands’ are tieaied close to the nan"

line of ‘the Grand’ Trunk Pacific Railway, :

Q which. is, being. constructed. through the: heart: :
of: the. Bulkley. Valley, one.of.the | best :faxm-
- ing districts in_.British.: Columbia
|: now ‘laid through’ Telkwa,
-) sunning from’ Prince Rupert to
«There are. good. roads ‘to all parts.of:the Bulk- -:~
_ ley, Valley. fron: “Telkwa, § “The Bulkley Valley: é
is. an, ideal dairying. and’ mixed: farming; dis-"" |
“‘triet, ‘with .a market for all kinds, of farm .. |
“We own all: the land we: offer ‘tor. |:
rr gale, ‘and can give j a guaranteed title.“ |)’

“Our lands were all very carefully selected °
a ceveral “years, ‘ago by experts in the land: ‘bus:
.. inesa;: We: sell in tracts of 160 acres or more. - |
are reasonable and: terme are, easy. oa

, Steel is
“anid: traing: ar
this point.’

be Coast Land

Pai-UP ‘CaPITAL, $1; 500, 000.00°"
: Suite-622, Metropolitan: Bis. |

_ VANCOUVER

eenany a
Lid. « is fe

brain, .” ;

he saw the first Silver: Seabright

every detal..
- He: foresaw great. things. for

up:.to his. day,: the. possibilities
that lie before: every. -man.: -who
bréeds ‘poultry. | He believed and
‘proved that by: skillful. manipu-
lation. the. color.. and: shape. ‘of
fowl. might be changed. to a de-
gree never ‘before. thought.of. .
Since his day many new breeds
have been introduced :and: per-
fected and many. old breeds have

practically different. breeds... ..
Before the fancier. of, today. ties

press.” Not: so much‘i

ing new breeds,

ment.in the breeds. “and. varities
now recognized. by the American

along. the Jine,—Poultry.

"HUDSON'S BAY STORE

WHERE: QUALITY +

REIGNS ; SUPREME. |.”

ideal that had been born in his | ©

" How keenly. . ‘he. must Bs
have: triumphed: when, after over |
a quarter ofa century: of. effort.

in ‘its dainty. beauty perfected in|:

the poultry industry.:. He under-, |!
: ‘stood ‘better: than any.-other man

= pai paipapbane

an illimitable opportunity fort pro:

the desire for new. breeds‘is' rap-|
idly abating, but in thé’ improve |

Poultry: Association there is great.
| opportunity: for: improvement. all

keeps: the. whole system. “of. the
fowls: in: good: working” order.

he began slowly ‘to, build. to. the) oo ..0-

Pe a a

Resnes
ste

been so greatly. ‘improved: that ste
their represetitatives. of today are}. :

Sate ReAReans, rane nosmene

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Tae

L. D. FULTON, MANAGER”

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