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sleeping rooms and a popular

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WAKE UP VeuR LIVER BILE—

And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the

Morning Rarin’ ta Go

aan liquid Lile into your bowels daily. 1H tin's eae isnot flowinartreely, your fuod doesn't d ‘ Tt just dernys ‘in.the bowels, Cas blon

Boisous go into the body, ani yon foul Bonk and the world looks punk |

atthe eanse, pounds of bile flowing: freely and mak teel “up and up”, Harmless and gentle, make the bila flow freely, Fhey da the

them. Ask fot Curter's Little Liver Pi

your stomach. Youget constipated, Harm fal

on the liver as well. Tk takes Lhuse good. Carter's Little Liver Pilla to get these two

he liver should pour out two pounds ot

‘bile iest. Is up

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A mere bowg] movement docsn'tulways get — You need something that works

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of culomel but,save no ealomel or mereury in

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and AUTOGRAPHED PICTURES YOUR FAVORITE PLAYERS

Ghampion Montreal Maroons, Simply

and tho words “Hockey Book”. Mai

Montreal, and your book will he souk

- immediately. also

will bosent toyou, Grou P

diens' Individual. pictures of: Baldy Northcott, La a Blinco, Art Lesieur, Dave”

“Ace” Bailey, ; Epwanpsacnc

LILY WHITE CORN SYRUP BENSON'S CORN STARCH CANADA CORN, STARCH

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CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP THE FAMOUS ENERGY FOOD —

HOCKEY BOOK

@ Every boy will want this Book—*‘How ta Hoeome a Haokey Star'’, by T. P. (Tommy } Gorman, coach and® manager of the World

take

a label from a tin of “CROWN BRAND" or “LILY WHITE" CORN SY RUP—write on | the back your name and addresa—plainly—

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® Send in a Jnbol or tha front of 4 carton ~ fromany product af The Canada Starch Co., Hmited marked with your name and ad- dress and the picture you want (one picture for each Inbel), and your choico of the follaw- ing pictures, mounted ready for framing,

Montreal *‘Maroons”—Group “Les Cana- ‘Group Canadian Olympic Hockey Team—

George

Trottier, Armand Mondou, Earl Robinson, Frank Boucher,

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Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

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* TOBACCO—Sample Packoge, 10 Ibe mild or stroug leaf tobacco, with pre- paration to give good aroma to tobacco Tree, all for $1.50, or 60 Ibs. $5.00. Agents wanted.—The Capital Gasoline

Light Cu,, 445 Cumberland St., Ottawa . * e &

Provineinl Agriculturist Preston of Smithers who was recently appointed to. suvceed Don. Sutherland, pnid a vis- it ta Hazelton the latter part of last

week, =e ©

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that tear fluid is a powerful destroyer |.” women |.

“Quite a number of MC wre now em- ployed in -the pole camps in the dis- trict and poles are mov ing out each week,

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as soon as the pile driver finishes at Trout ereck bridge it will be moved to New Hazelton and work started on the railwny crossing bridge. All the bix timber for the bridge is on the ground as well as the piling. Do to hard: frost. the pile driver ras had ‘a tongh job at Trout ereek snd it. will he no easter here. “The big trouble is aetne to bein getting the piles down the first Few feet.

** 8 There are practically no white child- ren in the enstern part of Cunada's Nortliwest Territories.

-* @ According to SW. Falrweather of Montreal al director of the burean of ceomoimics, o£ the ON.It,; the Canadi- an. owned railway is proving to he nv coud thing and as soon 2s there is a renter volume of business the railway

ay ll. ot only. payits ruming expenses

buf will begin to pay interest and to re

fund to. Canned. what .it owes, . aes

“Phe provinelal legisinture opened on Tuesday: of this week ind should hy ‘dw De wetting down to business. 1. i. Kenney, member for Skeena, wis

“i8chedtled to. move the resolution to

vecept the speech from the throne. It is not likely, according to the Prenfer inst before ‘the ‘session, that anything

7 0£ importance will be taken up nt the

present session, ‘but at a special ses-

sion in the fall. By that time it will

he known what might be expected from

Ottawa-in the way of financial help. . a . »

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A great change Has come over the ueople of Great Britain in their atti- tude townrds the farming industry. Probably for the first time in history, the people of the various towns and cities are farm conscious and sympi- thetic to the claims of that industry. This has been brought about largely through the depression and it should anegur well for the future af the farm- er "dn the British Isles. wee On Tuesday the wenthor changed again quail if anything it is for | the worse, Mie temperature is. more mod- ere but a strong enst wind, accom-

. panied by snow, mikes life abont us

miserable as possible, #8

Americans stilt Imy $300,000 worth of hnyey whips euch _vear,

Soensmomomets

MARCH ith, ST. PATRICK'S DAY

The W. A. to St. Peter's Church, Hazelton, will held their annual sale of work and home cooking in the Mis- sin Hall on above date, frm 3,30 to 6.30 pm. Afternoon tea 23c. ‘Salad supper 35e,

Fur prices ave quite high snd some furs are very high, Ata recent sale in New York ranch mink sold ag high as $40 a skin. Raneh mink are much preferred to wild mink. Several other Kinds of fur are alse. fairly high. .

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Dr. L. B. Wrinch will leave ‘Thurs- day to spend a few days in Vancouver on business,

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Mr, Pattullo’s Third Session

E. T. Kenney moved the Adoption of Threne Speech

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Doctor—"Your husband is not sa Well today Mrs, Maloney. Is he stick- ing tu the simple diet I prescribed?’

_ Mog, Maloney—He is not, gor. He SIyS he’ Il not be afier starving himself to deuth just to live a few years longer

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‘REDUCED WINTER FARES: VANDOUER

Meate

PRINCE GEORGE pate Rhee THURSDAY 2 RBBB og

these yates effective to February 29 hoe Return Hmit, - March’ 31 .

CANADIAN ‘NATIONAL ‘STEAMSHIPS |, >

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tion. it is obvions that only good size shuld be set if the flock is te be maintained as one capable of pro

INCUBATION

A great many of the. difficulties in- herent in artificial incubation © have been overcome to a large extent in re- cent. years through improvement in the incubator. Not only: are incubators now built which are well insulated and! hence capable of maintaining very con- stant temperatures but equipment for humidification has also been improved to the extent that lack of moisture in the air, with consequent too heavy evaporation from the egg, is rarely the ense. In general, the hatches have improved us a result of these develop- ments.

This improvement in equipment, however, does ‘not excuse haphazard methads in inenbation- and will in no mensure make up for faults in the raw material of incubation, the egg. It is an axiom that the breeding stock must he vigorous, healthy and well nourish- ed In order that good hatchability enn be obtained and no amount of care in handling the inevbators will overcome the handicap whieh poor breeding stock places upon fertility. and hatch- ability. Having satisfied this essen- tial the first step in incubation is the “election of suitable exes, sive is a definite Inherited character- istie and real progress © in’ imnrove- mont in egg size can be made by selec-| éves of

“uci ores of satinfectory giza, Rees ‘hich Tiavp hea crnakat avon stichtly have aeHeally ny chance nf hatehine and mv be rele. ont he, Crmfline, Rous with rough, poor shells ur with AMfinite chooks ng seen weder thé ean: Mate Lisht wil] erenorate Phaiy moisture ton- navidly an hanes viva ittle satisfac’ mM in hatehivg, Missho npn aor nre art to he naor rartiontqely ti ere Stroeture, And their use should be ay ole,

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In the hen?! ne ‘of the machine itself tenpenitore avd bumidity are pirti- enlarlyimnertant. The lntest reliable eeseorchindientes « temperature of §§ devrecs I to le most satisfactory throuthent the whole incubation pev-

fod. Slightly better results are obtain- el. however. if the temnerature is

luvored to about O5detrees IX. during the Inst six ta ten davs.. A relative humidity of GO per cent “should be maintvired thronghout. The recom- mendations are. af eourse, subject to variations where sclentifie iInstrue fiona for. other temperatures based on the performance of any particular ma- chine ‘ave reemmended by the maru- fneturers slthough in general they ap- ply. co |

While the value of turning eggs dur- ing the incubution period is not entire- ly known, reseirech just published in- dicates that withiv reasonable. limits too much turning cannot be done. It is advisable to turn often and to: rotate about the low and short axis of the exes from side to side, that is not turning. constantly in the same diree- tion, If this-is done gently and _ often better hatehes “will result. —

One further -point should. be parti-

ing. off the ha teh any chicks which are, Inte in’ hatching: or which’ 'do not’ ay pear to be ‘entirely - vigorons | not. be rnisedl,- as experlenced hus in- _fadlented. that” such. chicks ‘rarely devel- op -normolly: ‘and usually die off at some-time during the renting or at the

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2 At: tikes 33. “gottons of raupie Bap

| containing.. 3. ‘per cent “sug ta: make a Ballon of ‘syrup. :

¢ #6, : ; od sro ‘food in Brazil, .

“‘Selonttats: “have : - found tht ke 9 \ weeda are: good. cattle” teed. -

Sethe

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Orme’s, Ltd. (The Pioneer Druggist)

‘The Mail Order Drug Store : of Northern B. C.

Drugs Stationery | Fancy Goods = Kodaks Pictures Developed and

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The Hazelton Hespital

The Hazelton Hospital issues tickets for any period at $1.50 _a month in adv ance. This rate inctudes office consultations, medicines, as well as. all costs ‘While at.the Hospital. . Tickets are obtuinable in’ Hazelton at the Deng Store, .or “by mail froth the Medleal Superintend- : Onb at the Eospite, vi

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L censed Insurance Agent

Handling ali types.of insurance. including

Fire, Automobile, Sick- Tess and Aceident

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