Chicks Well.

athe cemieequienee, of conditions that

“ROL, VERY WORRIED: "THE EARTH 15 BECOMING TOO CROWDED FOH

_ COMFORT: PERHAPS THERE Wil, BE MORE ROOM ON ANOTHER PLANET”

Feed the Young ©

~The: poaltry farmer 1s usually, faced
with the problem of replacing halt, if
hot more of his flock each year, be-
cane the profitable laying life of. the
domestic hen Is short. To provide for
this replacement large nombers of
tniby chicks are hatehed pach year but
for tao Buny never reach a profitable.
uge, alate; Dominion. Bxperimental ex-
erty. With the rapid’ expansion that
Tana taken place in the Indnetry in. re-
cent years there hag been an Increas-
ing mortality that Reems to be out of
normal proportion. Too, often this loss

a Fie av: sided. ’

In-thelt own Interests reputable
hatehwrles have exercised considerable
effort to <afe-guard .. their customers,
but no matter how vigorous ond henl-
thy the newly Tatehed chlek imay be

aie down,

© Af $t-ds stonted and weakened by er- |.
_ ror fr feeding or brooding in the enr-

iy days. of ite existence It will be a:
toning prapotlon' te the end. . En mult: |
nhle environment with modem, relia-
ve rquinment uelentl tically prepared
“starter feed’ the rearing of healthy
steng eicken Ik nowimple process. ;
int {¢ thi mere eneentlial requirements ,
“hed de peeeetoay abi” ‘tke lee nits
‘head enAlfned AE aan! vith ite
ee il in ay effet fo ent Town 6: st, the |
Sat Baer Is inewsqeong” !
x ae geen. “went! er-proof milding dhat :
pie ie cop ule ee whi: aml

fresh ate “and a relinbb: heath imit ”

sarupliad with the beat fuel that enn be
ohtained Inures the ‘comfort of the

2 Geld whith WT ininimany of atten-

fos aga} inbor fev the operator, _ Onee .

chitied the chick inny never recover |
Teath.'

ee defontly ote he profitable,
eoustitetes 7. lowe more serlans thin ix
gehorally reaiized.” 1s Inte replacement
wi ne“er equal the: eartier | intehed
tick There ig no economy in feeding
ehonp and Inferlor rations.

éntively anv the, feed that is provided
hi the braoder sa that It is essen thal
thar the feed: consists ofall the ¢le-
nents lecersary to proniate “mare
geewth und enprey..

Tn hemeling a program that ineindes
xe) chick froni, reltable sources, de-
re? table opitient: sunttary surpotined
ings, fresh waiter nd plenty af wuit-
nite ted. for te chick dive of over ont
Jog. cebnee wl take enre of the rest,

Ye sene stibsterdecian pall yet:

Val dt
‘pete ant on" range the ohlek depends

wai in Terrace

A heavy gue blew wp during Sunday
ihighf and vreached.a high peak in the
Curly hours of Monday morning.. The
Tertnce Drug Stare was one to suffer
when Just about 6 o'clock in the morn-
ing the south window blew In.
fling ple on tep of the post-office also
During the day the wind
dropped to sane extent, but after durk
the velocity fyerensed again. +

Wrinch: Memorial -Hosp.

Mrs. Leo Frederick and baby sen got
away home to Wonteack Weilneuday.

Mel Ludwig of Cedary. ‘ile gat intxed

The

Prince: Ropert, Jon. 11—Nt 15 just as

~ well: for- Prince: Rupert: to keep - her |:
‘|pawder dry, for Japan stil) licka her

her wounds and ien”'t so very far off,
in theese days of lighting travel and
scientific “shooting. irone- Gen. Alex.
Rosa, head of civillan alr raid protec-
tion. spent mn few days in town last

Jweek and did some-plain speaking, all |

boiling down to thls—keep alert noti
the war ends, If a raider comes, it
will come without notice, Take noth-

ing for granted. !
eee.

Although folk keep on saying 80, the
number of people leaving Prince Ru
pert muet be precloys few. It ie. true,
contracts are. finished and the job pet-
era, And if the workman fades away
someone else Will come along and join
the increasing army of house or room
hunters, If half of what one bears 1a
tme there will be a honsing problem
for along ime to ctine.

_ @6e - . :

Malcolm MacArthur, _ pioneer shoe
maker, and war veteran, has been in-
dleponed for nome time. He found It
necessary to make a trip to Vancouver
for consultation. ~ -

: et a .

Mr. and Mrs. P, ©, Miller have gone
to dwell on Vancouver Islahd after 4
residence here of some-twenty years,
during which tine he was in the gov-
ernment service. Mr. Miller has got
to the retiring age and thinks he td
entitled to a little lelsure.”

Was Headed for
Alaska, But Police

‘Said Refused

A votng fellow who arrived the end

vot lust week ond registered at the New

np with a clrenlar saw and one leg | Hazelton Hotel as EB. G. Magnuason of

wis Iadiy" theerated.
In the haspltan =

ey

Mra, toy Freflerickson of Crk will

eae to leave huspital this week,

Tareas Kallhood of the shuitt in a ‘sir

; shale patient

eee os
Walter Robi, of (he state fs one
of the fu patlenta oy

Tyatilae fy ee wtb "i ‘i,
Tutti’ ‘nw ent Fe

oer Ot a ig as
‘dew, “Hawk. was adualtted aw a nied.
ent mitient,

a
Arthur Hankin ts vipitin In the hos:
pltrl.

Oe ard “

Ve is doing well! Senttle, was at] set for a trip overland

fram here to Alnska, following the old
telegrap trail. He was equipped with
‘akin, pack sack and 4 hondred pounds
of dehydrated foods ‘which he figured
would inst bim six months. He had
ho gun «Pr stomunition, but was able |.
;to get o yifle in Hazelton and finally
‘ located sme aminmuinition sultatle for
that rifle, | [is intentlon waa to Yeave
ut anee,

‘The, trouble’ wns be. ue not. “know
cht bene rpeaingelnt i ae he
hive innde the trip, pean
in xmmmer aaa i i 1a be
te get hrongh fram this end i > anoth:

er six tveeks. "At present the snaw Is

_ ab new “and soft.

There has been no
cold weather yet, Along about the end
‘of February or first of March the show
_woutd he settled and the going pretty.
“yond, Were he starting aut from the
Alugkn end he would he enfe in start-
jug tiew.

¢'ona. Irving af the B.C. pollee pot
wind of the proposed trip and refused
the traveller -permlasion te start out,

“He took. poxsersion of | Magnusson’s j r

skis and sleeping bag, untll he could
get in. touch with ‘the Commissioner.
Monday ward came to not permit the
yonng American starting out on such A
trip, Maganssen,'who ls ‘about 27
years of age: looked physleally fit tyr
the trip, and had he been able to cet

“Tix pifle and) anmunition across the

border, he salght now be on his wy,

“hat he would never have reached his

northern destination.

Mre Tam Mursahalt his Koue to Vin-
euiver for a time.
@ne
“Me AL Mypas boot it Tuininess trip tog
Vancouver. _ .

who Lave onlisted from Terrace or men
adian. Foreosi—~

ce

N., 1887, . “Tost with H.M.C.8, Mar:
wire.”
‘Vernon Dodds, Bal. i.u.N., 1937
(Both the above are from Usk)
“‘N.: BL Chapman, lost off Eastern
coast doe’ to,-enemy action.
Tom Merkley ©
Engene Liawellyn, army, Terrace
BIN Tewellyn, merchant Marine
Jack Smith, Terrace, navy
Jim Smith, Terrace, navy .
Lloyd Jchpstone, Terrace, RCAF
Garnet Jgckyon, Terrace a
Hector Cote, Terrace - ~
Henry ‘Thomson, Terrace
Bob Cooper, Terrace '
Adrian Pieter ‘Vonstolk. Netherlands

way.

‘Kenneth Bvans. Atoerican: “Army”
Bryan Sessiona, ‘Terrace
Peter Cartwright, Terrace
Ronald Cole, Terrace ge
Karl Knapp | fo: t
Norman ‘Hmith :
Charles Honlded
Oved Benoit .
Emile Broze ¢

Tom Olson, Terrace
Donald Cooper :
Clarence McCullough
George Gregory, with
marine.
J. Bichmond ©
Kenneth Kerr
Himer Hovde <{U.. ‘s. marines)

'Malevin Elder

“Whitfield Elder .
«Rolert deKerggmmeaux

. Garkni Kerr.

“'D, BL Alvey

M. G. Herbert |
Raymond Taft, Terrace

_&. 8. Thomas

In C. Thomas. .

Cc. A. Doll’, :

ie, Hogan ;

‘Kdwin Ogrison

Robt. McCabe | . -
Rod McRae, Terrace: *:
James Stanley. Brooks

F. Seaton.

Miss Buliott Head

Misa Doreen Wilson -
‘Stanley Olson . .

J. B. Fale

Chas, Canthers .

Jack Sparkes
f. Fred amith

Jobn Bunting '
‘John Little, Terrace, died a pélsoner of
war in Hong Kong,

Otto Lindstrom Wt

Wm, Holmes-

Pat O'Hrien |...

Edtie Finlayson”

¥ronk Green. . t
.fRebt Hamer Gd aii? ro a i

Rubt. Taft. ose ee pe ee att

Ted Johnaton - ’

Soin Desjardioes .

Gorald Fagam:.; 2°. ’
. Bruse Emith , .

Albert Mavgland -

the merchant

Here “Js fat of the. Terrace. ‘men’
who previously lived hers, in ‘the Can- : Fred

Jantea Marvin Henderson,- Bal BO...

‘Gintin Haug

Ww “G:Vanderlip.

Eelrin. Wilson). 25.
Robert’ Henwood, Terrace | 2
Sidney * Pannhauery Terrace’ pa
Joby Smith, Terrace
Erle, Turner, Terrace -..

A. Vanderlip

Henry Smith : - '

or
a)
eee
wi
a

Fthel Mary Obristy : ,
William ©. Lindstrom, Bemo.

Hubert Warden, Térrace ~~ ‘
F..N. Thome, Terrace

Harry Attree -
_,Kenneth Attree,

. Angus Beaton, -
Henry Joseph Plerra Desjardines of
Terrace
- ‘The above lst includes men from the
area, Terrace, Pacifle, Uwe, Remo, ete.

Misa McLeod, RN, arrived on Janu-
ary &th fo ‘assume her new dulles as
miaron of the Wrinch Memorial. hoaplt-
al

"A new sonree nf pectin haa been

Fev olved by the Forest Research Jnsti-

tute of, India from tamarind seeda, up
to the pres aut which have heen thrown
away The pectin readily forms a firm

_ end sitrie acid,
a

. of No food -posnesses all of, the four | te
a peenttal. vitam!na, Ar B,C, afd D, but

eggs coutain thresof them—A and 0
the growth vitamins in abiandance, ald
'B, the yeat viteutin, int lnuderate quuih-
‘tities. 7

. - oe
1 Ay
' A process ‘of dehydruting “ moliases
and packing it an dry form how heaw de

' veloped :-by the US Duard.of Keonointic

Wartare.. Flaleavd’ goll blecks eon
he stored for‘ filefinite perloda in or:
dinary warchoresss and shed, nnd ean
be’ shinped a dey eCaree. |

c

"A colling prlee has been pat on wed -

bags, bagging and baling material. If
n dealer Hifia "a “Milsad ‘tobdt used bays
{he must take thé maximum price al-
Jowed. for NReAt iced bags as
fixed by rus eee eT Itiptled by the
total number of used bags in the lot.
An adv. fa the Ominect Flerald wii}

bring gond results ne matter hw ith all -

the ade. may be.

Kenneth Bammer, CA, (A) Qrerseas. .
"| Alfred “Attrea .

_delly with sullable proportions of sugar’

~ Enjoy your stay”
during the Terrace
Oldtimers Reunion.

from:the management & staff at:

Be

Welcomes h home the
TERRACE OLDTIMERS!

Skeena Mall

rwa teal

635-6950

mai

Poe eat et, oe

- Welcome

Home
- Ordtimer!|

Be sure. to § drop into”
our r Steak House’ &

|asea Lavelle lve,

tot Cp aed eal

~ welcomes the
~— OLDTIMERS |

to their. reunion.

5u2 Lakelse Ave, 6%. a

rae

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ho ope yo u en f°)
your. visit. .