near future.

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Purchase Tuliey offered to farmers tn
British Columbia is likely to be of big
assistance to those wishing to secure
ood feeder steers this fall, This pol-
key is in effect. from August 1st. to De-
Comber 31st. The transportation and
-hetel expenses of ‘the settler or ‘his
agent are pald by the government frou
neint of origin to the stockyards ant
the railways absorb a generous por, ¢
of the regular freight rate in bringing
the stock back te the farm, There is
2 surplas of good feed on muny farms
in the North Central Interior of B.C.
this year, which might be marketed to
a@vantige through livestock... Stockei
and feeder prices are low, and with ¢ °
scarelty of feed on the prairies exrtail-
ing the number of stock which will be
Ted for market, there is every indiea-
tien that there will be a good margin
of profit in winter feeding this: year,
Stockers brought in early Would have
4 chance to pasture and put on Sour’
weight before winter feeding is neve

siry. The agricultural department cf
the Canadiin. National. Ratlways, at

‘suecessful in opening up some fine new

‘as posible with a view to ascertaining

there.

Prince George. B.C., will be pléased-te
supply details and assistance! to set ;
tlors wishing to tnke advantage of this
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_AT TRE JESSIE GOLD MINE 3"

New Ore Found in the Tunnel and it is
Thought to be the No, 1 Vein
Mr. MeGill to Vaneonver

Recent werk at the Jessie Gold’)
Mines, Lid., nenr Smithers, bas been

The Hazelton Hospital

ore in the 400 ft." level” tunel, of gold
bearing arsenical iron and quartz, On
August 20th the tunnel renched no cross
veln which Is. thought to be the No, 1
vein of the property and it has been
the intersection of this which has been
the immediate objective of the tunnel.
Work is being pushed ahead a& rapidly

The Hazelton Hospital issues tie
kets for auy period ut $1.50 per
ipouth in advance, This tate iu-
-cudes, office conanliations, medi-
-@ines, aa well as all costs while
in’ the hospttnh | Mekts are ob-
tainable in Aaztten at the drnz
" store or by mail from the medi-
eal snperintendant at the hospital

definitely if the new find is the No, 1
vein. [£ so a drift will be run on it
fron: the present tunel. -The mann- Na - :
ger of the company, L, 8. McGill, is re-i There are now thiee. trains a week &
iurning from Smithers to Vancouver | oy oy way passing through here and on
mn connection with the financial ar- ‘Tuesdiys, Thursdays and Sundays two my
apgenients g any: bein ! een ua . Ba

rangements of the company & made trains. will serve the poblic. Lrains
going east WHH arrive here at 425 in

: ; : the piorning ant these going west wili 4
Miss Nellie Lawrence of Prince Ru-! arrive at 11.4 inthe morning. These
. i}

pert is a guest of Miss Mary Surgent. -

| tenins will all carry inal.

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_ Canadians to Visit Mysterious Bali

ali, that mysterious tropldéal island off the coast
‘of Java where Eve’ would have been almost

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Photon by Burton Holmes.

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of dogs they own. ‘They saye the bodies of, their
dead until the last member of .a- family dies and

Fourth, © 6 bet

" lové ‘story for tha'screen,
‘what a’ kiss’ Waa. )‘hey Jive in’ land of temples.

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over-dressed and native boys <- although they have
méver heard of him — look like Gaadhi, will be more
than a namo but no less a mystery to a number of
lucky Canadians by this time noxt ‘year, .

. For Bali, Uterally uaxnown until a motion picture
director took:his cameras and:microphones there a
year or 0.820, hos been added to the itinerary of
the Canadian Pacific Mner Empress of Britain's
1934 world cruise ‘sailing from New York January

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““Bilineds, ‘sinplé atid wnaffectad, acted a charming
"Bnt they had to be taught
‘Although education

atlll count the faw
visited the island,

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be

Hs‘ not a:atrong point they can
white: people who have. ever

30,000 miles in 130 days.

“They cannot count the mumber

cremate them all tozether, They worship bats and
have 500,000 in one sacred-cave. When priests send
word that devils are abroad. overy man, woman,
child and dog must stay within deors go nothing
will impede the domons’ quick departure, They
love to dance, and on March.9 and 10, 1934 are
specially performing traditional dances for the Em-
press of Hritain’s world cruise passengers.
In addition to Bali; new:
be-made by the big, white liner at Semarang, Java,
and Zamboanga in the-Sulu::Archipelage, The
ertlse will visit 33: ports

: The pictures show a temple in Boeleleng,

‘a youth.

world ‘croise calls will

in 24 countries covering

ful humorist (top right) and a typical scene outside |

‘ native house where a cremation fg about to be
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