\HE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1934

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Ask!
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. He who ih most yets most. ‘here is no getting
away from the, ath. Itis something like the tortolse
and the hare. frs,.e race in, Dnsiness is not to the

swift, nor to ne ‘clever, nor to the brilliant man, but

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tu. the man wh}t is most dilligent—to the man who

he :
keeps on doing fis plain duty.

You are a retailer. You want to get . business.
Yon went to svell cach duy’s 4 es. Wet, you will sell

_ more each day if you ask! ask. ask! buyers to. buy

your goads,

You ean hardly go around canvassing homes and

buyers face to face. This practice would be too

costly, thongh undoubtedly would be effective. But

you can see newspaper advertising; in this way you

cin do your agking for business. You are not requir-

ed by the buying public te do smart advertising. The

public just was ts. oe fifo med avai waar sw
have to sell; and if you will add rensons why the
public should buy what you offer, then you will get

more customers, The public wants information, and

it won't object to a little urging. Spending money 1s

fer mist persusa quie a serious mice, and they

therefote like retail merchants advertisements tu be

plain, straightforward statements of fact.

NEW HAZELTOR, B.C.

- Published Every Wednesday
C. H. Sawie

zetes—$1.60 pee inch per month

line cach aubsequont insertion.

The Omineca Herald

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Advertising
raeding noticws lic per lina firatinzertion., 10c per

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not so-much because it won, but by
the way the British crew handled

their boat.
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Vancouver Chamber of Commerce
is asking the Canadian Government to
increase its purchases of silver to be
converted into coins. That is the kind
of business that will bring money ‘into

ure of the wheat crop in the northern
hemosphere the Canadian farmer is to
benefit grently. There will be a good
market for all of Canada’s surplus

solution anyway, Had the a crop this

fit.
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It is possihle that there will be a
session this fall of the House of Com-
mons. There, are quite a number of
important motters to be considered.
Hon. Mr. King is reported to have
promised that the Opposition would
attempt to block anything and every-

ward, Mr. King says he wants an
election, but not all of the Liberals are

in agreement with him.
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the Government to permit them te run
for municipal councils, provincial or

political duties, “Why not ask for pay

as well as leave of absence.
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For the first time sinee the yacht

and brought to the United Sintes a

Is Your Subscription Due?

and 9 seconds, The fastest time ev-
er made in a race for this euwn was

It is reported from Ottdwa, that’ on
account of the almost complete fail-

wheat as well as a market for all of
this year’s crop. It looks Hke a good
time In Canada again. Those farmers
who did not sow grain have one con-

year they would have made some pro-

thing the government mi¢ht bring for-

The civil servants at Ottawa are not
sutisfied with just running the gc-vern-
ment, Dut now they are going to ask

Dominion parlinments, ‘and to be giv-
en lenve of absence without pay during
tne time they were attending to their

cup was lifted by an American boat

challenger wou a race on Monday Inst
when the Endeavor, the British boat,
ilefeuted the Rainbow by 2 minutes

cireulation and revive industry in the

Doninion.
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The stock for the Canndinn National
Bank was offered for sale on Phurs-
day last and immediately the entire

ed. That is the hest possible answer
Hon. Mr. King's complaint that itevas

not a National Bank.
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Bill) MeLarnin. the British Columbia
boy, defeated Royse for the welter-
weight championship of the world, He
won on points, the battle going fifteen
rounds. Te had one eye closed ut the
finish, but Ross hid little use of either
of his eres, Some time ago Ross got
the decision and it was felt. that he
smne tine ago the Richfield News re-
Richfiell News reporter, on Monday
night had not heard of the battle and
the victory of the Canadian over the
American. although al other broad-
casters had. heard of it early in the
evening, When Ross got the decision
some thne ago the Richfield New re-

the grand and glorious victory of the
American over a Canadinn,
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Placer Miners
On Lorne Creek

— Diving the past -sunmer Bill: Pat-
more, son of L, W. Patmore of Prince
Rupert, has wecomplished a lot of
work on their gold property up Lorne
creek from Dorreen, Mr,

and it looks as if ‘his’ faith in it is to
be justified in the near future. Billy

‘maile in Monday's race, ‘The British Hy
bout is now the:favorite in the betting |

issue of $5,000,000 was over subserib- |

porter conld talk of nothing else but].

Patmore |’
has held this property .for some time].

has been in charge of the work this]

~The Bulkley Hotel
Smithers, B.C.
Hot water heating. Hot cold
and cold running water in the
rooms." - tte ; :
- Hotel. is insulated with Insulex.
‘Rates are reasonable. _
You are always welcome.

H. Davies, Proprietor

writing and smoking rooms, dining
room. Just two blocks away is. the
centre of Vanconver’s shopping and
theatre district. Rates are very rei-
sonable.

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RATES

Daily:
Det'd Bath «$1.50
With Bath » $2.00

Weekly:
Det'd Bath $ 9.00
With Bath $12.00
Monthy:
Det'd Bath $25.00
With Bath $30.00

Rates froin

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. Surveys promptly executed

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“Peta. Some excellent kssays were Te:

woived from snimple this year. One 9

| foot. loud gave an assny of $00.00, 0 }

6 ft. jend gave $75.00 ond a 3 ft, lenil
wave: SO5.00.. Lhey..ave.golng. to take iF
tir move ground next spring. During 4
‘thé: piist svimmer three engincers hive ¢
been in to exninin this property. = +)
“Et is reported on good authority that |

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»/encly next spring. the Tredway pro- :

perty will be opened up again. This {
In the property that hos several times |
attracted mining’ men, bnt ench time
something in world conditions got all

twisted and work had to be abandoned

to Cctober 2 inclusive, BS

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