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Dr. R. C Bamford
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f «J Myoffice will’ be closed fram
Janvary 16 to’ Feb. 5 while .
I am in Vieturia,

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sist “Lad his b  eeniwnder
‘| Went her lately. Fy ee

With tt lot. of onts that he dia. not mar:

price for, the pork.

institute.
to take the: wild outs out, of any thing,
Jeven to the farmers sons, Now:

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; farmers, ;

BENSON BROS.
Auto Jitney Service

Between Hazeiton end New
Hazelton and the Railway,
or tu any point in the dis-
trict—and at. any hour.

Phone. Hazelton
1 short, 1 long, 1 short. 1 long
Omineca Hotel, 2: long 2 short

" As Eddie Watkins was’ going dow!

bank,
tnklag all the stun ups and rocks.” a
they came and brought: np sudienty

escuped as ensily us they did.

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For Christmas Gifts Send

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M 3 \citimery | MRS. J. ‘L. HILDITCH
q Drygoods | PRINCE RUPERT - B.C.

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isdletion,

B. A.wns held on January 10th. -
business for 1927 is starting off very
w ell for both cattle and swine, and
“may he neessery to refuse new mem

bers in the cattle, division,

I Mirs. Gates
| Candy
F Recipe

7) ior Pondsha (penochi) -
. qcops brown sugar; ‘cup 'Pa-
cifie Milk; 14 1b. English walnuts
— 2 teaspoons yanilal, Boil . the
_ Sugar and milk until they gather
into a ball in -eold water. Stir
continually while boiling. . Put
_ in the nuts and flavoring: as you
take from stove, Stir. vigorously
- for 2 or 8 minutes and turn into
m slightly buttered pans. Cnt inte
: _ Cubes before it cools.
From Vernon: g Cc.

Pacific Milk

Head Office: ‘Vancouver
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HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
4 AND COMMERCIAL,
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Dining root in connection

tf Hazelton =" “B.C.

“of the larze brekfast food manufac

‘| Take has-been started. | ‘The contruct:

In’ vice-president. and Ss. a ‘Maher see.

A, I. Hawkins was hauling ‘a load
of oats to ‘Telkwa and going down Mc
‘Dowell creek hill one breast stray
broke. Fortunately the old mare war
Jon the job and held the load.

MANY USES FOR HONEY

As a Sweetener and in Cooking, Also
as an anti-freeze

Honey ‘siveetens Iie in many ways.
This’ is apparent when ‘we seen the
‘various uses t owhich it is put. .For-
mevly it was used mainly as a spreac.|®
for bread, but today there are a. lot
other ways’ ‘to use it to. vary. one's
meun. Thongh the best way to use
honey is in its natural ur raw form
in deserts, 3 a4. sweetner, it is used
to a Inyge extent in cookery, both in
the baking of cakes and bread - to
whieh it imparts the property of keep- |.
{ug for n long time—this is a point
ait good house keepers should note,
Resides this it is used in the mak-
ing of candies both as a centre which
is chocolate coated and ax an ingredi-
ent in the many other kinds of sweets
for which. -teciples are to he found in
all good cookbooks, |

A very. appetising new spread = is
how manufactured by — incorporating
honey with peauwut butter to mke whi‘
ig called “Eloney-nnt Buiter,”

Apart from entering directly into
tuble use, it ly nsed to make most ex-
vellent vinegar, which equals the best.
that is prodneed.

The motorist too muy sweeten his
iemper hy the use of it as on anti.
freeze. It has been fond thet aqual
parts of honey, | writer and wmeohol wil’
nake a mixture thet has proven ‘very
Satisfactory to some who have taker
the ;precautions to see that all gas
kets ure tight, so thut- no lekage can
aceur, for. places: through which water
Fentnot pass | "the honey. mixture will
We can. realize the value of hone}.
8 4 natural. food when we see some

turers now: adv ovatiog on all package:
of evrenls put out ly tuem the use of
honey -as: a sweetener,

Iee cutting at Lake Kathlyn for the
CG, N. R. Railway and on Seymour
ora have two feet of Glear iee to work
on this year und they should’ make
some money, |

7 Pred Watson: is. “now, . president af
the Smithers Liberal Associdtion in|"
place of Dune’ “‘MeRae; le L. ‘Devohi

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reta Ty: treusnrer,

ow aN 1x0. elected.

the

BF, Wright. is feeiling a herd ut pips
ket, He wilt sporbubly “get oa Zool
The new mil hits arrived for the
This ds supposed to he able

we
are in the same class, 28 the prairie

the Quick road one horse slipped and
fell knocking th eother horse over‘ the
Eddie wich the ‘sleigh ee

on the shady side-of. 4 a barbed wire} In the green mountain’ group whick
fence at the bottom. Ax htis is om-liy very extensively: grown in the pro
small drop the wonder {s-how’ they Vinee, there are the following wel:

_ sccording tu Intest reports our Joent
road matters will be handle din fut-
will
be as popu ns -if the local
rouds were placed ia the Skeenu jur-

The annual meeting of the B. VY. .
The

Bord of Trade was held last Monday
eveniug when..ifrat viee president 1.
.B. Warner was moved up.te the toy:
chair.
8. Henry w ns ‘elected ‘first Vico-presi
ATont: 2nd H. M. Matthews will entry
on the work Of secretary,
. tors for the’ year were ‘elected “ag Tok.
lows :—8, IL: * Hoskins, lL. 8.
WN. OG ah
Hroat, J. P. Wheeler, Geo. Ontton ane ||
Chas, Reid. Severn} reports were pre-{- *,
fented ind other ‘business - ttatien ted ao

andl pn the boats to Vancouver: os

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Potatoes Now
Classified Into

There is a very large number |
so-culed. polutoe varieties - ‘frown i
this province of | Britigh | Cotumbia.
BUYS atrepor’ fromthe’ experimental
suition ‘nat invermere, B.C." Sixty on
these so-ca fled Varieties w ere grows
ut this’ station last summer, One of
the outstnading feutures of the bota-

to trials is the multiplicity of names
|siven to ‘potatoes of like character,
The pructise of coining new names for

of

the general public, Classifleation 04
varleties . ‘has, so: for as hossible, put
the xo-called varieties in groups un
der the head of the leading variety

Gold Coin, Wee «McGregor, Gurmau,
Deleware, cic. Of these the Gold.
Coin has been the heaviest _ ylelder,
closely. followed by Wee ‘MeGregor,
‘Che Burbank is largely grown ir
the Province especially in the irrigat
ed sections. In this group, there ar
two seetious, the Burbank represent:

Gem, the Itusset or: second section, as
it is most commonly called in the low
er part of the province. It is inter-

‘ound wider many names, such is
Russet Burbank, ‘California Tusset.
umbridge Russet, Peacock’s Surprise.
Potato lkoy ul, ete. The Netted Gem
‘ig accepted ns the highest standard
cammiercial potatoe in the province
tnd brings a premium on. the market.
In ‘the rrral group the outstunding
mebers are’ Sir’ Welter Raleigh und
Rural russet, the latter being a
form of Rnleigh. These varieties: do
well under dry land conditions, and
have the ability to utalize moisture

growths and making ‘knobby potatoes.
The Up-te-Date group, grown chie!-
ly at the coust, consists chifly of the

foluwisg varieties Up-to-Date, U.,
B.C. Eureka, Jones White, Million
Dear, ete, Grown under shinilai

conditions there is practically no dif.
ference in yield.
The above covers the main erop var
‘ieties in the province, and the early
varieties are nearly all‘ the leading
wembers of their respective | groups,
humely, Cobbler, Triumph, Rose anc
Ohio.

| Smithers Notes

Wiliam Wilson of Glentanna lost
his home by flr Inst Saturday morning
tind: the loss fg complete, both house
and contents, He carried no insur.
ance, Mr. Wilkoh cannot account for
"| the fire us everything was closed ur
bropierly before he left for the bush.
Miss Gunderson, who lives some dis-
tance away was th eonly one who suv
the flre but by the time she arrived
the flames had done their dirty work

Phe annial meeting of the Smithew:

He succeeds Chas, Reld. W

The direc.

MeGiu.

‘Olson: J. G. ‘Stephens, -7, ' Hh:

neud ing» ft mation ‘in: support” of -. ~
letter rite on. autos on¢ the. rallway yee
hatween Hazelton ‘aii Prince. Ruper‘

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A la rege executive

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Proper Groups)

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existing varieties -is- very confusing to ,

ing the’ first. section, and the Netted |‘

exiiug tu note that the Nette? Gem is a .

a risset |.

late the season without starting ‘out: [= _

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