THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER» a, 182

The Omineca Herald

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

Published Every Wednesday —
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DR. WRINCH TO RETIRE FROM
- THE POLITICAL FIELD

A great many people in Skeena rid-

ing will regret to learn that Dr. H. C.
Wrinch has decided to withdzaw from
polities atter the present house is pro-
rogued. He has notified the leaders
vf his party and also the Liberal As-
sociation for Skeeng riding, On the
trout pege of this issue will be found
# notice to all Liberals in the riding.
Dr. Wrinch points out that to repre-
sent Skeena in the Legislature in the
manner it should be is too great a sac-

rifice to his personal business, und to,
attempt both is too hard a grind for ay

man of his years.
Dr. Wrinch bas already done a great

service to this. northern interior coun- |

try, both as a professional man and a
public man. He is, ‘and has always
been one of the outstanding men of the
north. When he accepted nomigation
from the Liberal party eight years ago
he did so with the idea of serving his
fellow. man to the utmost of his ability
aud since he has been the representa-
tive of Skeena in the Legislature he
has acted as he saw the best interests
of his constituency. No one will deny

that. Some there are who disagreed
with bis views, naturally, but the Doc-
tor could not hope to please'all. ~’

While a member of the Legislature
he won a high place in the ranks of
his party. He was also well thought
of by the opposite party. He took his
polities seriously and did his best. He
is now entitled to relinquish at least
that service to the public _ ;

To look after a district the size of
Skeena is a big job in itself, providing
a man wishes to give it the attention
the people desire and expect. It tnkes
a lot of time and it costs_a lot of mon-:
ey. While he looks after that he can
not give the attention to bis own af-
fairs that is necessary in these times
of plenty of work and Little pny. -Thus
the Doctor has decided to give hig un-;
divided attention to his profession and
the Hazelton Hospital. He also hopes
to have a llitle time for recreation, for
rest or for delving deeper into the
science of medicine and surgery.

Dr. Wrinch is due the thanks of the
people of Skeena for the service he has

rendered in the past. That . service
is appreciated,

THE KIDD REPORT IS PRINTED

Last week the Kida Report was. giv-
en to the public. It was read with a
good deal of Interest apd a good deal
of difference of opinion. Some of the
recommendations are well worth while
and others are quite impossible, As
business men the committee no doubt
gave of their best, and for that they
fare, entitled to the thanks of the pub-
lie as a’ whole. A ‘number of their’
recommendations will be adopted at

made in advance...

‘ BOOKING Sar

@ Let Canadian National show, you, how
moderate may be the cost of your trip to
the Old Country. Lower fares on trains apd
steamers now bring a sojourn at home’ within
the means of all. Youll-enjoy the family
reunion all the more if travel details are all

Any Canadian National reproseniatia: or
agent will gladly give you full information
and make rrer-yn"*nna.

For haga call or write Local Agent or .

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and costs | know ni

Prince Rupert

9-62-32

‘iim, and neither did he always agree

tin of Martinis Garage,. Hazelton, met
with an accident at the approach to
the Bulkley Bridge near ‘Smithers and
his outfit .was badly. damaged. ‘He got | °
home, however, under his own: power, ,

an early date, possibly’ others at a date :
somewhat later, and ‘some’ of them’ are
quite impossible: Qne instance of the
latter class.is the abolition of the min-
imum wage for men and women. It is
doubtful even if: the majority of em.

Dloyers would favor any such action |

When a business tg down to such u
low point thet the minimum Wage can
not be pald then that business does no:
need to employ so many hands, but one !
of the first. laws of our existance is |
that a man is worthy of his. hire, am:
that: ‘applies’ to womeil too, °°”

Cold, ‘blooded business might ace
the,. abolition of -the minimum’ wage,
but none. other, There. might be a
time when the minimum wage might
,be too high, It could be reduced, but}
“never abolished, 7

The report offers a‘lot of criticism
of present and past methods of doing
things, but does not always offer any
suggestion for a solution .

‘At best the report is only a report |
and -it ia up to the government to take
what it wants and can put into prac-
tice, and reject or Iay over for- some
future time the balance of the report.

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In many respects oné whuld think
thet the Kidd Report was an attempt
to kid the Tublic.

‘The chiet feiture of the Widd Report
so far as the Vancouver Province Is
concerned fs the attack made on the]:
two partion ii B. OC, and its recommen-|,
dation tnat there ‘be 8 coalition sor-
ernment until such time as the men at
the head of the two marties are dis.
‘posed of, or. put, out of the way The
Province does not ike. inen it cannot |
handle, ~ .

By the death of Robert Corlett uf Ter.
race last Monday the district lost one
of its strong meh. For many years he
has been prominent in public affairs.

veryone did nat always agree with

i with others; He was ‘a man who did
his own thinking, and he was not far
wrong as 2 ‘Tule. ° The old. timers are

When. returning from Telkwa last
Monday driving his wrecker. car, Mar-

‘A number of- those who stayed for|'{

the dance at Telkwa ‘on Monday night
had a bunch of trouble coming. home,

1932, at two a ‘clock i in the afternoon,

All lands upon which land taxes and school rates are delinquent for:

AY STS WEGERLET Triad eenee

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The Gover nment of .
The Province of British Columbia.

E | OMINECA ASSESSMENT DISTRICT.

- The annual Tax Sale of Lands for delinquent taxes will be held at

the year 1930 will be exposed for sale.

~ Particulars of properties to be ‘offered at Tax Sale can, be se ;

from the Provincial Collector at the above address.

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25 years Kelloge’s have been

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Kelloge’s Cori Flakes, For

the standard of quality.

Kellogg's Corn Flakes are
made in modern, sanitary plants
- +» always open to inspection |
by visitors. Kellogg's have the |

finest materials, expert work-
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it has taken years to perfect..
Plus a patented sealed WAX--
TITE bag that brings the flakes

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dropping: off * rapidly and the district

misses them, especially gneh men who
always were willing to Carry their full
Share of responsibility,

Guaranteed by W. K. Kel-
logg: “If you do not consider
them the finest and freshest
corn flakes you ever ate, re-
turn the red-and-green® ‘pack-
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in the new vaccum cans is deliet-

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Chiropractor

Will be at the Omineca Hotel .
Hazelton ‘on Thursday

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NEW HAZELTON |

Gus Christianson; Prdprietor ~

:Henty Motors Ltd.

_ Smithers, B. G -
_s
Ford Parts Oil, 5

‘Ford Dealers

Gas Repairs “Modern Garage a

Complete line at

New Cars and Trucks

ann UNGAR
Dr. R. C, Bamford

DENTIST
. SMITHERS, B, C:

Hours. 9amto6'pm Evenings
by appolntment, ee

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UB. G.- LAND ' SURVEYOR.
Allan” ‘Rutherford.

“Surveys promptiy executed. *

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