NEW HAZELTON,

B. C., WEDNES AY, JANUARY

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8, 1936 a

The Omineca Herald

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first insertion and 10¢c .each subse-
. quent insertion; Tegal notices 12c and
Se. Transient Display 40c per inch,

ARE DEALING IN CASH NOW

The farmers of the prairie are deal-
ive in cush nud will finance this year
with‘ eash received from’ the sale of
“wheat througli the wheat board. The
fuct that the prairie farmer has money
“and quantities of it, and that the in-
dustrial plants in the east, as well as
those in the west are increasing their
ontput is taken as an indication that
prosperity is'on the way back. But,
i the same time official statisties are
quoted to show that anemployment is
un the incrense It is a fact that 20
per cent of the employable or still un-
employed and the. ranks are growing
tither than decreasing: The cause
or this Is given as an Increase in big:
ser sand‘ better machinery being used.
both in industry and oan the farms.
It is clnimed that the farm production
peik will be reached with the use of
much less man power. What is the
answer? That is what Premier King.
ail the head of every government in
the civilized. world must discover. A
Int of changes are apt to take place be-
fore any Kind of a solution is found.

7 THE. BUSINESS YOU KNOW IS
ot . ALWAYS THE BEST

_ As a Jatge ntimber of farmers in the
interior have been -Misappolnted In the
"first efforts to grow “timothy seed for
the market it is not at oH likely that
so much land -will.be dévoted to that

_crop next year. It is only once in a
dong, while. that a person can jump

rreoin one ‘thing to another and get in].

on the big price. Timothy, seed grow-
ers in the interfor have ‘not always got |'
n goon price. Ask any of them, But
quite q number of them have stayed
with it year in and year out, and now.
and ngain they get a goad price. They
are like people in_any other business.
The person who has faith in his busi-
hess and stays with it will win out.
providing, “of- course, that eanditions
are at all normal. But the fellow who
Jumps. from one thing to another can
do nathing else jut lonse out. More
people have gone-to the wall hy trying

 NEWHAZELTON, BC, ||

Advertising rate, Display 86¢ per inch

on birds with more rounded breasts.
Latterly. hower er, the examination of
a large mumber of birds coming from
records has |. -
shown that this type is not the only |.
‘ine that produces a large number of

with no snituble

teo many things than from any other

me canse.

An ancient tines. honey was the

one

ly sweet! “that. was: known : and it wns

naturally. uged for ever ¥ purpose.

It

is ‘n fnet that honey is just a aweet
todayy buty only: “t smal ‘quantity is
ised in’ Drdportion to dugar,”

jreqniyed in the higher grades of mar-
; ket poultry. ;

Good Breeding
Bacon. Type of |

Forty-six select bacon type sows and
‘|two registered bacon type boars’ of out

| delivered to farmers in the Central
interior of British Columbia reeentty..
This shipment of breeding pigs is the,
first’ wholesale introduction of stock

umbin and was made possible through
Dominion Brood Sow. Policy. Under
this policy the sows are purchased by
government officials on ‘the yards from
shipments graded select bacon type.
These sows are bred to the best type
registered bacon type boars available.

to six weeks, inspected by government
veterinarians from. time to time; in-
noculated. for hemmorhagic septicemia
before shipping and the Dominion Gov
erninent pays half the freight, “The on
ly ndditional charge assessed to the
farnicr. “over. the oviginal cost of the
sow, is the half freight, which in the

cents per head.

BETTER BREEDING GIVES BET. |
. TER MARKET BIRDS

Good Laying Strain and an:
‘Attractive Meat Bird

bred as a dual purpose stock, that is,
for the production of eggs and ment,

jno particularly intensive. effort had :

heen made tu develop. either feature.

|The use of trap nests became more}.

general about 1910, .and a serious ef-
fort was made to. breed poultry, for, the

lot of birds that would. otherwise have
heen ‘culled. under the old system of
br éeding | were thus. used ds ‘breeders,

cases has, been deep- ‘bodied, slab-sided
birds with very prominent keel bones.
The carcases of such birds, no mat-
ter how they are finished for market,
do not present Q pleasing appearance,
although the actual amount of meat
muy he practically the same as fount

strains with high

ore

uges, A reasonable number of birds
with good records produce carcasses
market appearance, |.

und, fnrthermore, such birds are in-

ve

loss pngged .types:

body type, breeders ‘should bear in
mind that proper feeding ond envir-
vaniontal conditions are necessary to.
ensure the fiish ad softess of flesh

Sows in Interior|

standing breeding and quality were]

of this nature inte Central British Col-| -

They ave-fed at the yards from.three} .

ease of this shipment. Amotnted to % :

It is Possible Now to Have a Really .

Up to 1910 poultry in Crmada was |

maximum Possible. egg. production. A].

selected on the basis of egg production vi
alone, and the general result in many}.

clined to-cirry with them a degree of | ,
Staninw and vigour not found in the .

While etnphnsix has een placed on ;

business that will be available.

| Good Material and our price will satisfy. .

_may save'a few dollars on a big: order, but. you. :
~ loose alot of local business. |

| This New Y ear being th ie Year of Promise, 7
be prepared: in your office to handle the. new.

Look over your Stationery Supplies. ‘What

ever you are e short of, or r out of, give your. order
at once to. : :

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