NEW HAZELTON,

B. C., WEDNES

The Omineca Herald
NEW HAZELTON, BG

Published Every Wednesday
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DIAMOND DRILLS

‘bhe thrilling story of the reseue of
iwo men entombed in a gold mine at
Mnose River, N.S.. contained constant
reference to the diamond drills which
were piereing their way downwards,

It is quite certain that to the lay
mind a dliamond is a precious stone, 1
sparkling gem -to be set in a ring or
other ornament. - Therefore it may sur
prise many to learn that although, ow-
iue to color and other defects, one half
of the total weight of all diamonds is
useless for cutting into brilliants for
munmental purposes, this half of the
cords diamond production has a very
scout ntility value, being in fact, indis-
pensible fer an -endiess variety of in-
dosiriil, mechanical and scientific pur
Such diamonds are termed in-

TaOsOS,

‘practicnlly all of the world’s

distal tis mens aad are fount side
Incside with diamonds of the first wat
wr The Afrlean continent © protdiers
diamonds
hut the highest priced of all the indys-
trial diamonds ure the Brazilian black
diamonds, The stones-are broken ani
shaped into the sizes reqnired for the
diamond drill crowns, They are of in-
estimable value to mining engineers,
athough useless for ornamentation.
They do the cutting, such as at Moose
River. . The importation of industrial
diamonds ‘runs to so large a sum. as
actually over a million dollars a year.

POULTRY AND EGGS BIG BUSI-
NESS IN THE PROVINCES

Poultry and eges brought consider-
ably over fifty million dollars to the
farmers of Canada last year. That is
a very large sum and surprising to the
unitiated who think in terms of the
old-fashioned barn-yard with a few
hens busily seratching for. a living,

veretiblos hrought tu. the.

Quebeu was second with

yinces was $2,600,000 with New Brun-
swick leading.’ However, it Is in the
prairie provinces that’ the sharp ad-
vance -in- reventied from poultry and
eges occurred. Saskatchewan led the
way with an advance from $5,800,003
in 1034 to $7,200,000 in 1935, °-Rev-
enues from British Columbia, Alberta
and Manitoba were Tess spectacular,
but ‘they all showed “increases:

FARMERS’ INSTITUTE MEETS

istrict ‘3 Farmers’ Institute will
meet in annual session on June 18 in
Telkwa, beginning at 10 a.m. *The
Honorable Minister of Agriculture and
his deputy. will be present. One of the
most important questions will be the
Marketing Act. The evening will be

devoted to this question.. The Minis-
ter will talk on it, Dr. D. G. Laird
and Prof, TH.’ King of the University

Poultry and eggs are big business, as | of B. C. will also be present and” give

the figures show. The revenue of,
1935 was within mensurable distance
of yielding balf as much to the farm
family exchequer 2s the $120,000,000
of farm animals. (As to be expected
ponltry and eggs play .a large part in
the agricultural plans of the older pro
vincees with their lurge centres of pop-
thition at hand, Ontario lead Jast
year with a revenne of about twenty-

one million, much more than frult and

addresses.

The Yukon liver, like all the other
hig northern rivers, went on a rampage
last week and Dawson City was flood-
ed in places, jAt least five. blocks
were under water and swimming in the
streets was enjoyed for the first: time
in -history.
camp on the ‘Stewart river was
hit hard by the floods.

also

T

77 he, Maritime Provinees of Cans
ada, favored as a vacation.

Summer In The Maritimes

to such ; interesting “places as
Chamcook Mountain; . the revers-

open! fréni Jizie- ‘87 “te
where golfing, tennis,

col fers:
7,.G00,000, .
The agererar® of the Mufitinie pro

Mayo, the . srent.- silver {-

ppot by President Roosevelt and:
hundreds of: other discriminating,
 Americans'as’ well’ as: ‘by ‘thou: |
- cands,of Canadians, are, preparing’
ta welcome large numbers of tour-!
istgagain this‘ year! St... An-
oe rews-by-the-Sea, one. of, the most,
' ropular of ‘Canadian regorta; will)
\“traet’ many famous golfers . to
is. beautiful’ 18-hole and S-hole'
"courses, with’ their ‘aporty: “foi,

: ways. and greens. ,
Golf is only ‘one of the many.
aitractioniat the Algonquin Hotel
at St: Andrews, ‘which: will: be
- open. this,year from June 27 to.
‘Sevtember 7." ‘Tennis, yachting
‘and swimming at famous Katy's’
Coye, deep-sea fishing, dancing : ‘ati
the Casino,’ and. bowling: on:-the
“preen sare: other. chief: ‘ay
‘ments, Motor trips ‘can ah :

ing falls: at. Saint. John;, and. by
boat to. Campbello. ‘Tsland, (Presis
dent ‘Roosevelt's’ suinmet home for |
Neveral seasons, .

nA delightful ‘pont’: Fifi: trina tg

Saint John-’ across ~ the: Bpy- of:
Fundy by’ -the.’ ‘Princess;
lies Nova. Scolla, 2 Land. «
gellne, whiéh*
ist. such”! attiaetents mig ry teed |
cllets. pnd:long stretches: of. Bandy’

| beaches over:; which the ‘Atlantic’

breaks, great forests with - dol
and frigrant depths, lakes lying
like jewels In the sunshing, rivers
Tushing down" from: the Hills; to.
melt: into the arms of the socean;
pastoral - cotintrysides, . and ac
commodatlon : a8 good as: con’ be

found anywhere. 7 Canadtan;Paci-.
‘| fie Railway’
Ha inétude:’ The" Pines, a at Digby,

otela’ “in? Nova” Sco-'

i Mor: Fra aa Corrales ‘nn, ces

sports. male? wise
Latxeside .Inn,. nom, .
opén ‘from. Tune” ‘97. ;to Sent
avhere * “ynonting’ floutishos

Midde “for tHB: abualirim: of-curi .

is.
‘sions’ to. Grand’ re, the Gasper-
eu Valloy, | ‘Canning,’ Kingsport,
Halls’ Harbor, ,and”Blomidon..
The “pictures show. fa typical
const+wise: lighthouse; happy. holl-. <
day-nfakers : About to Breet; athe.
‘Atlantic: | a yachting “seene at
Lakeside ‘Inn; Rvangeling: Well,
‘and, Memorial. Church: ;-and. he -
untque ‘and* beautiful ‘War. Memb

clad at St: Andrews,

THEY JUST

EVERY WAY

ana
joan at

ness they never find in other brands.

. One reason is that Kelfogs’s are

- They’ re packed by an exclusive Kel-
logs process in a hent-sealed WAX-
TITE bag, inside the package. That's

“why they reach your table oven-fresh

and. flavor-perfect. .

Ask your grocer for Kellog SES
“The only Corn, Flakes made by
Kellogg in London, Ontario.

_tithns CORN

~ Steamer leaves PRINCE

SEEM TO

‘TASTE BETTER IN

$0 MANY women say Keitogg’s have an all-round good.

always crisp and

fresh as the day they came from the big toasiing-ovens.

_ FLAKES .

: CvEW FRESH a
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FLAVOHs

wrest Learn ®

Hiffillsg

' | Canadian National Steamships

Nothing takes the place of

FLAKES.

SOUTH To VANCOUVER

Calling at Ocean Falls and Powell River

RUPERT

every Thursday, 10.30 p.m.

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ic ‘value. of $1,425,000,000.00. sy

‘the: year 1934, -

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||. THE MINERALS OF |
io BRITISH COLUMBIA

” British “Columbia has produeed m'nerals of an ageregnte:

The value of mine produetion for the year 1985 i is: estimated.
‘nt $47,816,612, 00, pe a. » subshtantiat i increase. over, » Hat for

Vor ‘authoritative, Information ‘regarding: unining, Aevelope:

| . : 7 , a “The Deplirtnent of Mines

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