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20: farmers in North. Dakota. 7

vo . ~Yakon this week,

. . re from. Canada | is denied...

=o THB OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1918-

[What the World

Ts Doing and Saying”

“Sane Briefs, from all Quarters

General ‘Satrail, foriner Allied -
‘commander in “Macodonia;- “has
been retired... a

Moée returned soldiers aorived

Jn Vancouver this: ‘week .

“2 Great’ "Britain ° ‘is now. wholly
under’ ment, rations,

“Bighteen: wooden ships, ‘agere- |.
‘gating ‘63, 000° ‘tons, pare | to he i?

: os launched i in the U. 5. on: ' May 4. | “ Ce

“The: niarketed. value of fish i in|

on “th ughout Canada. -These are alwaya within easy reach of
Canada in q9l7 was: 2 00, 000 i. hoo ~ a wagya--for gasoline, ‘oil, tires, repairs, “accesories,
- above that of 1916. Set 7 | > expert.advice or motor adjustments. : ae

—

- only
BO overseas, _

Py

There’ aré now. over ‘thr ee , thou i a
sand women: employed’ by ‘the!
” Greit. ‘Bastera railway. i in: Eng-|
Tand,. \

: A Aging machine with a cap-|
acity of 50 passengers is project- ;

ed for service’ between. ars L R S. Satgent, Ltd, Dealers, Hazelton ;

travel i

| pe. The-cost. of Ford Service i is as romatkably
The: R. ie Ww, M. P. will shot ‘| -°- of the ear itself: - Nineteen of the most called.for parts cost:

36.40...

Ps

for other cara sand you will realize the advantage of owning

ae _— THE UNIVERSAL CAR “ Onedon Truck $750

OURTEOUS: attention to your. needs whatever you may.
owner you cangetit, Youare always “among
‘Thiére aré: more than. “200 Ford: Dealer: Service Stations

is ‘something you: appreciate, -and being : a oh
rien

low: as the cost
‘Just compara this. with the cost of spare paria

he

Runabout .. $5 75

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AT THE FRONT. oo dps
oo BUY

-DOMINiD; OF CARADA

War Saviies s CERTIFICATES

8 265. 00 FOR $21.60 re | |
50.00 “ 43.00 9 +)

100. oO “| BG.00° =
INDIVIDUAL PURCHASES LIMITED To: “$1603,

FOR FULL: PARTICULARS APPLY AT ANY | BANK
.OR ANY: MONEY ORDER FOST OFFICE

; FINANOE DEPARTMRNT a
- Lo O Soe, OTTAWA

Touring 7 $595

F. 0. B. FORD, Onz,

‘and Skagway. wae

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» All galoons near maflitary eamps|

a in m Texas have been closed: ws ~The Omineca Miner

Monrovia; the capital c of Liberia,
jastneee weg Sa

oS Threechildren were killed nis The best medidm. ‘for Home. and: Out- of-Town
a. German submarine bombarded | “Advertisers. — We catty. the News...

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Panoramas

RAILWAY and STEAMSHIP LINES...

Steanters ‘saillng between Seattle, Victoria,
Vancouver, Ocean Falla, - Swanson Ray,
Prince Rupert, Anyox, Ketchikan, Wrangell,
Juneau, Skagway, . .

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2 LEAVE Prince Rueert: For ‘Swanson Boy, ‘Ocean 5.
Falls, “Vaneouver, Victoria, Seattle, midnight every Thursday. .. a 5-
Fe

- For Swanson Bay and Vancouver, 9 atm. every. Wednesday,
For AnyoX 12:00 midnight every Wednesday.
For Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway, Noon Saturday, April 6¢ éth, —

“20th, May 4th; and weekly thereafter, - a
For Massctt, Port Clements, Naden Harbor, p.m. every. Saturday:.”

For Skidegate, Aliford: Bay, Queen Charlotte, Sandspit, Cumshewa,

Pacofi, Atli Inlet, Lockeport, Jedway, Ikeda, P.M. every. Wednesday,
ARRIVE PRINCE RUPERT from the South 10; j30 AM, every Wednesday. “

~ and 9 a.m.-every Saturday, .

. Passenger trains leave Hazelton Ensthound at 7: 10 P M. Monday, ,

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: Wednesday, Saturday, Westbound 9:20: A.M, Sunday, icin Thurs- g oe
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a)

. day.
For further information apply to any Grand Trunk Pacific Agent,or to
~G, As McNichol, Asst. Gen, Freight and Passenger Agent,Prince Rupert, B.C,

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~The P; 0. 8. steamers. ‘am!
“press, of Asia and” Empress of .
Russia’ have. been commandeered| .
chy. ‘the Dominfon ‘government wa

The state. food. édrainistrator: on.
“thas sé} zed all: wheat i in'the handa

« "Seedinir‘has ec commenced i in ‘the - .
‘Pesce River. district, :

~The °big* thaw. started 40 the

The. amor “that. the U.S. would) 2° =f
place an embargo - on. ‘cattle: im-j:

Addressing Soldiers’. Mail fs a
4, hi order: to facilitate’ the’ hand- a)
ling of mail at the front ‘ata’ ‘to ae

. averted by. increasing. this supply ? a

;. Do You Know ae
: that-a. “food famine.’ would. be a Worse
. .-odigaster to the Empire and her Allies than .
a “reverses in the Field?” pee

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“that: the rapidly : rising price of food stuffs.-

help: thwart Germany's “desperate wube | : - OATS,
- ‘Means .that the World's reserve supply is. marine thrust.on the high lt es |e BEEF,
uf wo » getting amall ?-. -_ ee a os . BACON, ; :
E Do You Know You CAN Sys --. |P. CHEESE,
thatia world-wide ‘fimine ‘ean only be |’ '-do this by helping to make every ‘bit of |... GG@s,;

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. for her — in ‘the Ficds_tor her Workers. i ‘in . the’ + Factory—in | p nueTS: : a :
* the Munition plant—in. the Shipyard—in the Mine: - a ERM Rd

were S DANGER I SIGHT—BUT YOU CAN HELP || Fz, eeonT |)
ip ‘You Gane WHEAT, mee

land in Canada -produce—the | ivery last |] gp ee &-
ve “pound of food otutis of which iti ig capable. . BUTTER, me g
‘AND REMEMBER) POULTRY, :
| . that:no man can'say that he has’ fally done = .o
his j part—who having land—be it garden |] WOOL, y

patch, or farm, or ranch—fails to take it FLAX AND — -

THESE |
ARE REEDED || B

BEANS & PEAS, |

. omen NEAREST. 1 PRODUCER wok FE STAPLE Fond

Canada to Britain

India ‘and Aceeoting are more than ‘twice, the. distance : away and:

 Auatralia more than aur times.. os

“Austratia to Britain rm oe . - om

produce food to ite utmost capacity. oe _ FLAX FIBRE, 1.
coh | J DRIED Pg
a arets | Oe . VEGETABLES | 2:

ff “Non matter what difficulties may
| ~ | face us,. the. supreme duty of every

- man onthe land'istouse every thought 8. -

and every. enérgy in the direction of a i
producing: more-—and still more”.

o and Garden, to Wite

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