THs OMINECA HERALD,

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REW HAZELTON, B.C.

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Notices for Crown Grants - + -
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To the voung men and to the
bachelors an invitation is extend-
ed to attend the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evenings. It
is riot necessary ‘to cultivate a
lohg, sad expression. It will sur-
prise a lot of you fellows how:
bright and cheerful it will make
you feel. It will give you some

life.’ You will find it a very.
pleasant change from trying to
figure out why ‘‘that fellow lead
a‘ small spad’.through a frog.”
Don’t stop plaving solo. It’s‘a
freat game and we like to play |¢
ourselves when we have nothing |!
better todo: ‘But’ go to church
once a week and. refresh your
weary brains. Rev. Mr. Mitchell
will give you some pleasant ideas
to carry away.

‘An appeal is being made on be-
half of the. Patriotic Fund, afund.
for the benefit of the dependents
of those who have gone. to the

front. The object is a worthy,

one and if the people do not con-
tribute voluntarily the | govern-
ment will have take up the work
and levy additional taxes, The
Red Cross Society is also asking
for aid and that it is deserving.of
liberal support. no one. will deny.
The Red Cross works in times of
peace as in times of war. Its
work is to relieve pain, cure de-
sease andheal wounds. Themen.
at the front, our: own: boys, will

be cared for bythe Red Cross). °

Society, if they. need it. It is

necessary to keep the. Red Cross} op

work, up. to the minute.

“Give all the. money. and. labor Ch a
you can, but don’ b sacrifice : ‘your can
The people ati: )..
home. have a more important ae

work. to. perform .and a harder]... .

own efficiency.

struggle than those at. the ‘front,

Produce to your. utmost pay all eee
your debts and t then. give of what -

is, left, ,

= tures all figured out.

. -onist © ‘is. :sincere ‘in: ‘advocating a
io genuine, “honest production policy

|terly- antagonistic’ ‘to: -production;

ernment will be able to- spend Bo

‘next ten years. “‘It* will*b
ticed that: the Colonist cannot get
away: from. ‘‘governraent will ex-
pend,’” and presumably the - ow-
ner of the Colonist ‘has: his per
centage..of . these.-new- expendi-

We cannot believe that the. Col:|

because its past has ‘been so ut-

and in that it has been the mouth
piece of. Sir Richard and his gov-
ernment... A production . policy
coming at this time savors too
much of a. deathbed - repentance |
and a plea for mercy. 5+

‘Por three years ‘and more the
Herald has, single handed, strove
to induce the honest people in the
north, ‘to throw off ‘the yoke of

things for themselves—work the
land and develop the ‘mines. It.
is gratifying to: know that avery
| great - improvement. has been
made, especially where the gov-
ernment. influence, : -through - its
eivil:service, has: not been -too
strong. The résult: is -that. the.

out: the government ‘pap. The
government: is - realizing jt too,
much to its sorrow. .

“SOME of the USES of
~ GRAIN SCREENINGS -

The following are: statements
by government experts upon the
importance * of’ careful handling
of grain before shipment: and the | ¢
uses of the sereenings:— fe

from grain at ‘terminal: ‘elevators
congists of, shrunken’ ‘and. broken.
kernels’: of | wheat, “oats; barley

many. hundred millions within. the 1

new:ideas and a new aspect on|the McBride government, and‘do|.

people are learning to. live with- |.

That’ the rnaterial- removed|:
cleaning of grain ‘as ‘it is thresh- |

the acreeni g from our terminal
eleyators have. been- exported to
the United’’States,” where ‘they
have been recleaned ‘and used ‘in
various forms : ‘in. feeding live
stock. cE, ee gen hd Sipe!
“That on account of the extreme:
ly small sizeof some, and the

the complete. pulyerization of all
the weed seeds in screenings can-
not be accomplished: by. an ordin-
dinary chopper: -

That screening recleaned ¢ over
2. oné-fourteenth: inch: ‘perforated
zine ‘screen to. remove ‘the finer

‘| weed seeds (black seeds) may be

satisfactorily ground by ordinary
choppers if reasonable eare is
taken in ‘the separation. and the
grinding,
That , feeding . stufis manufae- | —
tured from screenings, “not pro- |,
perly. recleaned,. -gometimes. con-
‘tain thousands | of vital noxious
weed eeds per pound, Such ma-
terial ‘should never be’ fed ‘as“it
is ‘jiable''to ‘introduce’ weeds. that
entail : the’ ‘Toss: of * thousands ‘of
dollars,’

_ That feeding experiments have
proven that the black seeds are

adulterants,. Their.admixture in

fy any. considerable quantity to
other feed. makes: it udpalatable

for all kinds of stock,
That screenings without. black
seeds: may, be fed freely. to. ‘hors:

it. 4s: more. Pp rofitable to have such.

than: 50 to 60 per cent of the total
pier Buckwheat sci een:

tae attention” ‘to the

ed will save: the cost of transport-
ing. ‘the | screenings to the’ ‘termin-

and flax, besides varying Propor-

| made

_ Livery

1 TEAMING ©

& McKay |

and Feed. Stables -

in Connection: With the Northern- Hotel |
_ TRANSFER

" STORAGE |

- Saddle Horses, Shigle and Double. Rigs’ for: Hire.» ne

7 COAL AND WOOD. FOR SALE |

“HAY AND FEED FOR SALE 9”

| Regular Daily. Stage to Old Hazelton’ |

‘Teaving New Hazelton‘at 9.30 a.m. - except train days, when tha”: .
stage will mest the passenger ¢ train and run told Haselton after i

‘Muskrat, |

W Get “M e Money” for s your ‘Foxes
hite Weasel, Beaver, Lynx, Wolves; .:

“Marter and ‘other Fur. bearers collected In your section...

“SHIPUYOUR FURS DIRECT to !SHUBERT" the Ja eat

a1 honse in the World dealing exclusive

cere] joble—responelbjacaaio Pur

‘titation existing | for more than: iathird of fa canitiy

‘PRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 19160 © >

ibe ae ae

at phe Avenue “

hard, ‘flinty. seed- -coats of others, a

» | useless as feed and expensive as

es,. cattle; sheep and. ‘swine, but

screenings | ‘compose “not ‘More

=i

al elevators, and. will, leave’ the

. graie

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Thursday and Saturday, at 10.00 a.m., from
equipment. Character service. :
Local Agent or A. Davidson, “general agent,” Prince Rupert. -

3 ‘TRAINS WEEKLY

To Edmonton, ‘Saskatoon; ‘Regina, ‘Winn
St. Paul, Chicago, Eastern Canada and

ed States, Monday, “Thuraday and Saturday,

at 6.28 pam.”

BOATS: WEEKLY

os Vancouver, . Victoria, : Seattle, San Fran:
cisco and San Diego. ‘o Expositions, on Tuesday,

ince Rupert.’ Unexcelled:..
Full. particulars ‘eheerfully furnished by.

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“R. J. MCDONELL, PROPRIETOR =

_ NEW HAZELTON, B. C.

eg Bed Rooms, ‘all_newly furnished. >The

. largest and finest Hotel in the. North. sLarge.. wade

|. -airy, handsomely

furnished dining room. Best

2 plansi-.

"+= meals in.the provinee,.-

Ninth A Avene

New Hazelton _

_American and European ° | 7
Handsome bar room and fixtures.
oe ‘Steam’ Heated and Blectric Lighted’

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grower in “possession of.
‘valuable: feed. which, :

| if-he:does|:.
not need for. chig own, 1 Use, will “a

“ able to ‘atilize everything! in'grain'|,
Has Sereenings of cae

much :

| COAL mining: : ce,
|e dn: Manitob 7

2m may:

more. than 2, 660.8

be descr of sections. and in

master General, will '

YW | oni Friday, the ard of Decomb

fn NORTH AMERICAN RAW.

sewith an unblemished bona
ern proma 8A fis) factORy
Nrite for’ apres 1,

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ite conditions: of Proposed
blank forma: of: ‘tel
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t ‘the. ‘Dominion
Saskatchewan an

Jeaned fora taxm of twenty-o
-yeara/at an‘ annual rental of $1 an acre
LN 3 will be le

‘sections, ior lezal- subsea
nee n unsurveyed|
‘| territory ‘the tract. applied for shall bag
t by: the. applicant himself.
n must be accompan
: vhich will be refunded
d for. are not availab.
‘royalty whall: