THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY. JULY 18, 1982

YOU are always sure of
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. For
25 years Kelloge’s have been
the standard of quality.

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are
made inmodern, sanitary plants
see always open to inspection
by visitors. Kellogg's have the
finest materials, expert work-
ers; and wonderful machinery
it has taken years to perfect.
Plus a patented sealed WAX-.
TITE bag that brings the flakes
oven-fresh to your table!

Guaranteed by W. K. Kel- |

logg: “If you do not consider
them the finest and freshest
corn flakes you ever ate, re-
turn the red-and-green pack-
age and we will refund your
money.” Made by Kellogg in
London, Ontario.

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POULTRY CONDITIONERS

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At certain § ‘Seasons, of, the ‘year, par-
tiemlarly’ in'the fall. and winter, a great
many poultry: | conditioners . are ‘upon
the market, for’ which quite often ‘very
extravagant -elaims . are made... It «is
uot uncommon to find even'the better
class o£ these condiment feeds adver-
tixed as being.capable of; doubling ége
production, -a-elaim which; of. course.
is absurd.

determine the’ actual. -value. of these

substances. «With this. object: in view:

1 experiment: “was trled at’ Ottawa,

. ‘The conditioner used. was considered
ti he one'of the better. type, and, Judged.
lis it's ingredients; : to ave been more |
ov less sclentifiently compounded..
on analysin the iigredtents wero” found |,

Since a large ‘amount ‘of
money is spent annually’ in these stim.
hints it seemed highly. desirable to.

' tenant-Governor _
Mayor Ralph H: Webb; of Whee

| It is Only Two Dollars a Year ‘7 ,

rte be aa stated with the exception that
‘two ingredients making up 70 per cent
‘af the total were not even mentioned,
one of which’ contained the same stim-
aunt as an ingredient definitely stat-
ed in the advertising anutter nat to be
This cond!
ment was fed exactly. according ‘to th:
nunttacturer’ 8 directions to ‘two. pens
of birds, one upon a whole grain, skim.
Dik ration, and the vtheer upon. ou
Another ye:
weled as control aud received the stun.
dard basal ration but without the eon-
Mortality was quite high
in all pens but somew hat higher in the
Production war
slightly “higher in. the condiment fed
On tix
_ {other hand the contr ol pen had a. grent:
fer body ¥ weight: to mnaintein from the
start. and in Spite of this showed r

«iin in body. weight nx augiinst a sim.
ile Joss-in each of the condiment fed
The -efficiency of use. of feed
was practiouly the sume for alt pens
The net result of this test was that j
appeared: that there w is ne Jusifien tior
for using this, product to increasé egg
production since feed constunption, ef-
ficleney of use of feed and egy produc
Som were -not increased,

present in the mixture,

standard Insel rution.

iment feed.
voudiment fed -pens, '

pens but ‘not; significantly SO.,

POS,

Dust be burn in mind that the con

Jiment used was one of. the best a:
‘he imurket, consequently it might be
expeted, that poorer results would le
obtained fromthe bulk of such condi
toners, |
very Livge sind it can be readily appre
cated that much hard enrned mone:
“oes fo the purchase of such product
With apparently no return whatever.
At the same time,
between the cost of produetion ‘and re
turns from eggs is extremely small the
expenditure of money for products o°
this nature is hardly. Justified.

The sole of these’ feeds i

pany’s property. c

Final figures of butter produc-
tion in Alberta for 1931 amount ta
22,957,922 pounds, which is more

than 600, 000° pounds | above the’
previous highest, pear’s record for -
Clasely associated

the province.
with butter production is a_move-
ment inaugurated by the Federal
and Provincial Departments of
Agriculture to encourage farmers
to enlarge their forage crop areas.

Major “‘Bill”. McGeehan, one of
America's best known columnists,
and Lionel Hitchman, veteran
defence man of Boston Bruins,
landed a 19 and a 30 pounder
salmon from New Brunswick
waters respectively in-May. The
Major got his fish with a four-
ounce trout rod on the Cain's
River; Hitchman was fishing at
Hartt’s Pool near Fredericton on
the Saint John River.

John Cudahy, of Milwaukee,

hunting across the Great Divide'
near Banff, and faced by a furious: |

ly charging wounded grizzly almost
within striking distance and with
but: one.cartridge left in his rifle,
coolly stood his ground’ and
dropped the monster at his feet.
Mr. Cudahy has hunted in India,
Africa and Alaslza, but said he had
never had the thrills he experienced
on this recent grizaly hunt.

Success of the bargain trips 0 over
week-onds and holidays which the
Canadian Pacific has put into
effect this-vear was further attested
by the great popularity enjoyed
during the recent. Victoria Day
holiday and in weelt-ends follow
ing.’ To take one large centre—

 Montreal—the ‘city. was literally

invaded by the great influx of
visitota from eastern Canada and

_ the United States and: other. big

Canadian cities report similar, con-
. ditlons,

‘Brother officers of tthe Canadian

-Pacite Railway, ‘Tepresentatives

of transportation systems in Can-
ada and the. United States, mem-
bers of the Masonic Order and of
Rotary and sorrowing friends from
virtually all walks of life united in
an impressive tribute to. the late
George A. Walton, general pas-
senger agent of the railway at his
funeral in Montreal recently, The
remalna were: taken. to Winnipeg
where‘ burial took
Elmwood Cemetery ‘with His
Honor James D, MeGregor, Lie top
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peg, and many officers of the com:

: pan ny, in..attendance. .. His’ Grace -
bishop Matheson, assibted by

Up): the Rev. 3. ‘Re ed, of St.Luke’s
 Anadliranidih.-

Tb). conduated ‘the
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funins Ad baie wh

when the margin

place in the

Aad \ Writers of

Advertisements | 2 . me ot Tk

ITS A VERY OLD STORY—the story of the 1 man who puisi in a a
great daily newspaper an inconspicuous 2-line advertisement as
follows:—. a

oo Cats Wanted—$1,00- each, betore,
9 wm. 16 Major street.

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He put in this advertisement to prove to a doubting friend that’
the publie reais. advertisements, ;

“You ean. ‘imagine’ ‘the doubter’s consternation when he saw next
. Jorning. a strectful, of men, women and children, each. with aeat — |

: ‘Whatevi er you yourself may do in regard ‘to the reading of

advertisements, know this: Everything printed in a newspaper

RON read, tind there are many who read every line—news mutter
a4 advertisements—those with lots of time and curosity. :

The company ov firm with something to sell—something w Lich
thonsnnds of persons enn buy—wouldn’t be very wise if it pub- ”:
‘Tshed an inconspicuous advertisement. The right thing for it tu.

» dois fo crash in on your attention, by bab Lah in an advertisement
which ever, shody Js likely to sev,

lts job is to make you—i normal man or. wonan—see its :
advertisement and’ to mike it so interesting that -you'll read it,
Then‘ the advertisement must he persuasive, Also it should incite
you to tuke action. -

Of course some adv ertisenients—those of local retnilers—may
quite propriy give prominence’ to prices ‘Their job is to direct
sou, rather than ‘to inform or persuade yous nud to stir you ™
to quick action:

' The writing, designing and iNnstrating of: adv ertisements in-
‘tended to cateh attention, intrigue interest; conv ey information,
he ‘convincing, breed ‘desire, for what is advertised 1,and incite: the
reader to juvehase are highly ‘specialized jobs

Tf you want -to know just how diffieult is the job of writing an
advertisement which would get 100 marks from a competent judge
try to write one—about 2 vaccum cleaner, a motor car, a writing
ink, a child's shoe, or any thing else, limiting yourself to 300. worils
or less,

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Experts sald when Pacific Milk in- -

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Will be. at the Omineca Hotel
Hazelton on | Thursday |

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HOTEL

Gus Christianson, Proprietor -

Henry Motors Ltd,

‘Smithers, B. C.:

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Modern Garage

Ford Dealers:
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