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THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1915

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papers of special interest to those

has not been amended; parcels tribution, contains addresses and enaNenaeRnie Hansen amnnRRO eee

- addressed to soldiers at. the. front

‘must carry the regular postage,
~ whieh is $2 cents for ‘one ‘pound
and eight cents foreach addition-
al pound up. to: eleven.” which - is

the production: of registered seed
in the different Provinces, a num:

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In: all cases: -pareelg for: the

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- troops! must be addressed to’ the ber of cxeelient Be | ling ‘of mail at the ‘front and to||}’ eee erty yt ee
“Army Post Officé;, London} ‘but ne agricultura ue ones | ensure prompt delivery, itis re-

. quested that all mail be address- X
"This report i is’ being ‘miailed : “to ed as’ follows:

(a) Regimental Number,

“ _ this: ‘rale does not-affect'the: rate are Ingluded.
members of the association” ‘only,
and to others’ who apply for it to
“. :)_|the Pablications Branch, Depart-

“Hoapital Atfaira / “Py ment of Agriculture, Ottawa.’

At the meeting of. the advisory | ;
board of Hazelton: ‘Hospital, it}... Seasonable Hints aren
“was decided : te prepare a atate- _ “The real test. of the farner

~ the final destination ‘of the, Pate}
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ment: of the year's work and: ‘the |i is, perhaps, in his ability, to: make “

financial eoinditjon of the institu- the, most profitable “use ‘oF: ‘the
‘tion,’ whieh’ will - ‘be’ published various products: of hig farm and
“before the ‘annual Théeting. © “Ad-| hi
ditional, finds’ ‘will’ ‘he’: ‘fequired ey
and: there ii'n io doubt. tlie: people
of the. “district, whieh { is seldom
‘called upon to asssiat thia worthy’ |
‘institution, will. ré ond ‘ray '
as in thé past. |.” mony
 ” Hospital. ‘sundgy ealléctions, at
St Peter's Church’: ‘totalled, $50.11
| “Chinese: residents aleo’ véliintatily

: The Miner in two dollars yin

concerned in matters | pertaining orticulturist and poultryman.
to: crop raising, In addition | to! The: bulletin i is available on appli-|
reports and papers presented ‘at eation to thé’Publications Branch,
provincial conventions | on. the} Department of Agriculture, Ot- to Vangouver ‘and ‘Cana: rn |
“ the Jimit. . The. rate. to Great progress which is. being made’ in tawa, Ontario, , | oo! pe Meals and berth included on steam i eh =

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2 seme, such 23. Delyades, |}: These Lids are close.to-tho, tain Iie Of the Giiid ‘pine
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GREAT OMINECA DISTRICT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, z=
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Canada and British Possessions, Two. Dollars. al Hi = . |
year; Foreign, Three Dollars a year. nl : : a .
ADVERTISING RATHS:. Display,’ $2.50 per inch per month; Reading nm - \ |
Notices, 20 centa per line for each insertion. Legal notices inuerted at B. C. | ee
Gazette rates. . | a x
Vou.V. -—>sSaTURDay, Drceaper 4, 1915. “No. 14 -F ‘COLD WE A I HE R x.
GERMANS BEGIN TO FEEL THE STRAIN a: Should remind you of re a
The theory that the end of the war will come through Ba on ca
general collapse of the Teutonic allies is beginning to find general oe WwW. ARM CLO r HINC : - - |
acceptance. Theres are abundant signs that Germany and Austria KK ; a mi
are approaching the point of exhaustion in men, munitions and] Ml : “oe
food. This does not ‘mean that their people are facing actual z Such as Underwear, Sox, Gloves, Toques,. Ete. ye
famine, or that they cannot still place millions of men in the field; | Woollen Go ods hav ea d vanc ed at the factories, | . a -
but the best evidence goes to. show that the reserves of troops upon “| . 7
which they must depend to maintain their long fighting lines are . but we still sell at our former prices while the : _
nearing extinction, while the economic condition of the two nations | st ock lasts, 5 EBABY, bas - &§
may be judged by the voices of their newspapers, Despite a rigid a“ . = :
’ censorship, such statements as the following appear.in late isssues : “Underwear, Woollen Gloves, Woollen Socks, Ao
of German dailies: . oa
‘Let us frankly admit that the German people are in distress. ’” 7 _ Leather Mitts and Gloves (lined and. unlined). a
--Die Zukunft. dey mm a -
~ ‘Unless the people are protected from high food prices, the - -R U B B E R. F 00 T WwW E A R : 3
“ Nueste Nachrichten gays, ‘'the pollution of the soil of Germany by | wag - oN
_ the hordes of our foreign enemies is a question of time only.” | » Justa ‘e BEDDI N t Spring Mattresses . a;
_. "The situation i is a serious one,’’—Tagliche Rundschau, Berlin, | Ml | About Your 2m Pillows, § Shects a?
“The reality is ‘growing daily farther from the intoxicating = , : \ Bg.
‘vision of-victory, in the sight of enormous and increasing losses in . STOVES, HE ATERS, PIPES, i
the field, starving. women at home fighting for food, and no alter- a \ fans aABha i
native but.ruin, whether ietotions or defeated, at tthe end. ”’— “| STOY TEBOARDS, ETC, So, =
Vorwarts, _ “ | tt = —:
“The diseontent. that is . brewing is alarming. Magdeburg | F lour, Oats, Hay, Bran and Shorts 3 at new = .
.. eitung. “ oh | ae Prices, og &
“People. are. “Waging. to thterpret the riserable existing = mo 2 ee
conditions as the: defeat of the Er pire.”’—Frankfurter Zeitung. —
"The position of the families of mobilized men is rapidty =| t ; =| ms
becoming one of despair.” —Berlin Tageszeitung. "i 77 _
~ The post-office department. an-|. The eleventh annual: report of| py - “'y
, ere ts |
nounces that, owing to the. postal |. the Canadian Seed Growers’ As-| ja M hants $ ie |
onvention with France, which) ®°ciation, which is ready for dis-| I’ wl Oo
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