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BT THE-OMINECA HERALD. WEDNESDAY. MAY. 29, 1929
POO +> + +++ oso “MOTORISTS CUT “LIsitin ‘
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Fast Service
Benson Bros.

Good Drivers
(Comfortable Cars.
Always on the Job_

Phone Hazeltonj

* Omineca Hotel, 2 long 2 2 short

"Build B.C.”

Thanks

A lady writing from Vancourer ,
who asks us not to use ‘her name |
SYS: 0,

-*T have used Pacific Milk ‘for .
neurly four years, I find it makes
the: must. delicious creamy pudd-
ings and sauces, in fact:I use it
tor everything.” -

We dre glnd to get thls letter.

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Pacific Milk

328 Drake. St. Vancouver
Factories at Abbotsford and. ‘Ladner

SE wus et ent Farmer erm tnines ~~ e

‘Hbtel
Prince: Rupert iI

f oa RHAL'GOOD Horen

Prinee Rupert
B.C...

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H. B. Roouirrmn thianege

Rates $1.50 per day up.

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“Omineca
. + Hotel

C. W. Dawson, “Prop.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS -
~~ AND. boca wo §,
. |, MEN .

Dining - room’ in connection

Hazelton - _ BC.

et tas te el ete ee pee es

ns ees “ee

"The ‘Hazelton Hospital |

‘he Hazelton Hospital tasues tic-
kets. for any, ‘period ‘at $1.50. ‘per,
month in. “advance: This’ Tate in-
eludes: office: consultations, . Medl- |
cines, a8 well. as. all “costs” while '
in the. hospital.“ “Sicketd are - ob-

stare or by’ mail” from’ ‘the. imedl-
cn snpertiitendant: at: ‘the ‘hoettal :

- susteneeet)
| B.C UNDERTAKERS:

: _ EMDALMENG FOR 3 etemomr: re Sreeiauny,

tainable ‘in’. -Hadlton, at ‘tie. ‘diug’ ||.

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§ New Clothes for
| Men and Boys |

* 4

+-B. C. LAND SURVEYOR

Everything new for spring and
early summer, There are some
very nifty novelties for thase who
like to be correct and yet a little
different.

Spring | Suits

‘ New patterns and all the best
quality of materia and finish.

We have an especially
fine ‘stock furnishings.

-E. C. DAWSON

Smithers, B. C.

Jd. Allan Rutherford |

“Surveys promptly executed.
SMITHERS, B. C.

Econ mom comma Se

i me
DR. R. C. BAMFORD

- DENTIST

Otfice—Over the Drug Store
SMITHERS, B. C.
Hours 9 4.m. to6p.m, Even-

ings by appointment,

Sar eR Co ERE

EBY'S
‘HARDWARE,

~ Smithers, B.C.

We now handle
- Powder and Dynamite
and a full line.of miners supplies.

Fuse Caps Carbipe Rails
Fish Plates blacksmith coal”

Sheff | and. Heavy. Hardware
always on hand
Oliver Plough equip-
. Inent,

' Apply to Eby’s tor Auctioneer
Services

phe c. ‘PR. Angus Shops at Mont~-
eal were, busy all. winter building.

"de! luxe” ‘service. betweer . Montreal
“and ‘Vancouver and. Chleago and.

gH eked tomahawk, ’. bit to-day he.

“Hikely that at? 5 ane
* radeking: ‘will dévelob ” ven:

: herr ydacraed,

Bach set of ‘ pquipment ‘of the
Trans-Canada Limited and Moun-
‘taineer, and there are eighteen of.
them, is ‘worth upwards of a mif-.
Non dollars this. year; the new
rolling stock having added consid-.
erably to the value'as well as to
_ the’ attraction’ of ‘the famous flyer.

-Rpecial sleeping, dining, and sola-
_tham Jounge ears. for this special

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Vancouver." - | 8

The: ‘Tadian of ola could ‘wleld 8

‘can ‘handle a,.mean brasste,. he.

nalr-face: Is threatened on: the ‘Bolt

Ajnks, by Indlan: golfe d it fs.
‘Bartf: rta; the

dite ‘eretter

caddies,

«are te . a on. the .

ale iney hole colt g ae

a ae ule i tte

prowess, -. Indian.

+ {come that a strong: beam. light be er-

Jyvere’ taken home in due‘ coursa.
-{ though feeling” the ‘effects’ of the pots- |:

; of reaching the happy hone agatn for
a 1 couple of hours, coe : mete

|materially. Raiu.-dnd ‘warm weatliér A

Was expected ‘they: would be ‘ahead. ofl

hls: |: cy I
a above’ gronid, ‘the odéa are ali” In- and |;
| some ‘are up. four inches: and the’ avhelat |:

; - OF: SAFETY TRINETYT” ~

fhaps there would not be so many ‘dead
and sorry motorists if it WAS, But the|-
claims agents of ‘the railways | ~ who
handles claims arising out of crossing
‘necidents; say that the motorists ‘have
discarded their ears altogether. The
only method of signals today, they de-
clara, is. that of visual ‘Warnings, go
accustomed. haye the ‘motorists of both
Canada, and the United | States become
of drivi ing under the control of signals
to the eye, The use of: sirens, on lo-,
comotiy es instead of whistles’ was ‘sug:
gested the other day asa means of 7} pre-
venting crossing accidents.’ The rnil-
ways have made consistent experi-
ments in an attempt: to give the drivers
on the highways the maximum of war-
ning of appionching engines. The
whistle has been ‘moved from place. to

of the smokestack—to see If the sound
could be made carry. further ond six-
ens hare been tried | On the new oil
electric locomotives a ‘compressed air
hooter has been installed. The difti-
culty remains that’ no sound is loud en-
ough to warn the earéless driver in a
closed car, and now the suggestion has

ected in the middle of the highway ap-
proaching & rallway crossing, a lamp
post. with a eurb around it, that will
# | give the foolish. dr iver a jolt if he {n-
sists on crashing into it.

More than twenty-five | per cent of
crossing accidents on one of the ‘Can-
adian railways” in 1928 were caused by
drivers of automobiles and other yeh-
icles running: into the side of the eng-
ine and trains, ‘In some cases with a
perfect clear vision of the. track on
both sides of the highway and with
the locomotive whistle “having been
sounded. and the bell ringivg, automo-
biles have been driven into the side of
the train’ as far back as twenty ‘or thi-
rty cars behind the locomotive,

|GAND SETTLEMENT ALONG CNR.

cape om :
lk f. ‘atid List.
en! Perkans it stir” should. ‘be... Per-|'

land: settlement ‘ilong . the line.of the
Canadian National railway
Prince George will form the next sub-
‘Ject of | investigation by the.
{ment in its efforts to promote agricul: |-
} tural development, Hon. Wm, Atkin-
json, minister of dgriculture,: aud. Fon.
F..P. Burden, minister of lands, and
W. H. Gaddes. colonization ~ commis-
sioner, are this week ‘inspecting the
government’s in the notih, te find out
how their colonization can be" assisted.
This follows: similar ‘surveys - of the
Sumas, Southern : Okanogan, Creston
and Merrville aveas: where steps are|
planned to improve conditions.

‘Minister of Lands and Minister of |
‘Agriculture Inspecting Govern-
ment Areas. _

* , ‘

A dispatch from Victoria says that
west of |:

govern-

sare ee err

‘tlers than do the. valleys of ‘the Bulkléy
Kalin. “Yet there id no part of the
province: w ‘here 80. little is: being done
to get those Seftlérs. The future of
has heen solv ed: ‘qlrendy by the devel-

dustries,

. \.
: The. provinelal: pubic, works. depart-
nient is starting: ‘conatruction of an
automobile road -from:.Vanderhoof to

Mruson Creek in the Omineen ‘district

This is considered to be the first lnk
in a. road that wilt connect the south
with the Peace River country. . From
Manson Creck to- Finlay Forks is onty
about, fltty miles ns: the ¢ crow. flies.

es

Tuspector of Police Spiller of Prince

There is no part. of British Columbia

Rupert was in Hazelton tast week,

place—once it was mounted an- front

eee

ae
ad

- QUICK N EWS.

The well drillers struck Water at 54
feet for F. Hill. “They-are now at the!

Meadowbrook farm and hope to get,
water at 75 feet. There is a long wait-

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hevrolet Prices: |

fori99 ti‘ (;”téizrt

- The New, ‘Six Cylinder Chevrolet in ‘the Price
Range of a Four is

Touring - $905.00.
Roadster -
Coach: -

Sedan .- ~- 1115.00

Cabriolet - 1130.60

905,00.
- 1012.00

Convertable Landau Sedan -
Coupe ~ - $1002.00

11-2 Ton Truck Chasis

= $925.00

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Smithers Garage & Hlectrie | |
SMITHERS, B.C, "|

ing list and those Wanting wells should

not take chances on a second trip for
4 long time to. come.,

‘Miss Ruth King is making good pro-
gress now toward sound health.”

‘ Whe ‘xoad * créws are getting under
Way aty last and while some bad’ blind
cur es are receiving ‘attention the road |
in general Is very yongh, in fact, worse
than: for a long: time,

“On Thursday while rounding up the]:
eows for milking at Meadowbrook one |.
after another hnd ‘a2 spasm and fell’ by
the trail having eaten’ poison plants on |”
the rhige, There wag a long string of
casaulties strung Along the trail. For-1:
tunately, grabbing what remedies were |_
available aud winding up the old buss
for, transportation purposes, even the}
cows which sceméd: past -assistaiice, :
‘Al-|'

ate

on and of the: ‘treatment none have: yet |.
secuicd. to ‘either. “It: looked as if-2 :
number of: the” antinals had: no “chance |‘

a

Although Crops | are not looking” tao
bad, and ‘are evowing ‘slowly, - fl good.
rain would : speed up the: process ‘very. :

won push - up’ the’ Brass, ,

vate ag,

Pastiines
ure With ‘other’ "yea ts a8 ‘to dates: “ty

other years according: to. the early start. :
they - ‘got. 7 as =

—.¥

fore muttiplies profits, Thig
shop ivhieh, advert: ses can be

‘ow. er

tts, nso), is. ‘genorally true:

chewy.

Map ba teat.

fs

profits of inereaseil sales.

- Aavivtistag’
What you say”
over stoetes. qulekty, it

Are Lower

ADVERTISING turns over stocks rapidly,. and: there.

Of this you may be sure! Prices ina shop’ which. ‘ga- “
vertises nave not MORE than in a shop which doesnot -
_fylvertise. The* chunees are > that they ive oftentimes

“You
“goods, better'valiés and better servis In-those. shops ve
whieh. turn over their ato¢ks rapidly. This means, f
Bonne tl thing pene which h advertise 7

A NOTE TO MERCHANTS
“Advertising eosts you. nothing It ig: pal for n by “the:
ii casyett ts simply saylug in writing

“te. your customers. in’ your. “bho
‘you would make. -hior

means that prices i in -a 7 S *
short rather, tha long.

q
wil ‘fina ‘better. we |

” aa my

Tarn

that n needs new - settlers and Pore . sete f

‘Skeenn, -Kisplox" and’ .Lakelse and the —

the north depends, upon the settlemént.
of.the lands, The" question of ‘niarkets ©

OP ment of the. inining andl | timber An- -