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Cc ANADIANS “COMING WEST

tustern People Offered Reduced Fares
to Spend the Winter on the Can-
adian Paeifie Const this year,

LAT Canadians are . more and more
spending their winter holidays in Can-
ian is heing datly evidenced by the
vat niber of enquiries pouring intc
the pussenger departments of the Can
nian Baflways. “Che majority of thi
o.quiries.eeme from those Hving in th:
custern provinces and‘concern Canadas
cvererecn ‘playground onthe Pacific

Uritish Columbia’ svill, this year at
tract an ever-increasing number of vis:
jiovs trom easter’ “Canada, all: of
when are anxious to escape the rigour:
of the eastern winter. weather. In or:
‘ler to meet the: ‘popular ‘demand and to.
oucuninge Canadians in their desire to
i ‘pent, their pe in: their. own equa

fares nis 5 were { nog aurlig the past
summer ‘fox sedson. mit tourists te.

Tust-a day or, two before the. ‘Hazel-
tou Hotel, fire,a: safe. was brought down
from Sargent's: store: hudiding” at Smi-
thers and“put in-the! hotel. ‘Sithie~eatle
had been'th-the'fird:that-déstroyéd the
old Sargent stor it Hazelton inany
yeurs ako"hnd: “it “wilt hin! the tire! tit

bully dmilgeti’ the Sotgeht stovéir bedi

Smithers. Tt" was. hauled out of - the

hitel Sunday morning and is ready, te

get into the pahe ‘tigain,: —

\P. G. E. Sale is’

Nearly. heady
For. Parliament

It is reported from Victoria that the
negotintions tor the Pacific Great Bast-
ero Radlway is still in progress and by
this week the purchasers will be giv-
en the final price and terms on which
the government will sell,

a ovrent relief to’ the-tax payers, It
niaiy be that some there are who, for
political Teasons, will say that the pro-
vince did: not get enough, -ete, . But it:
will be ‘remembered: that. all politica?
parties have hada crack at the P, G.
sOF and. ‘gob- ‘no:-place- with it. Premier
"rotmie’ ‘ha farther, than’ any one

“It w in. Me vememberei the ‘Conser-
vitives started the road, or backed Fol-
ey, Welsh & Stewart, to build it.
Oliver Government: ytook, it away from
Foley, Welsh '& Stewart and made it r
Government. avhite. elephant. and. .spent
millions of, money, on:it. The McLean
Government: didits:shate to increase
the debt--for-the: hott tine 16 was “in
‘powér.+ Fivn-the Conkétvatives git ‘tt |
bade! agith when’ Premier’ Tolmte: wae
Awenit stb Powdr | The Premier-has
en. ' thying ‘even ‘since'to get the road
back. Into: ‘private, harids. where it and
alk. other arallwaye “pelong. “May he.

he’, squceesstul, ae OMe bos

-government con appoint.

\ There will [
be zrent vejoicing throughout the pro- |.
vince if the sale is-made, und it will be |.

‘nerd ‘thence south -80 chains, .

The | -

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LTON, B.C.

Published Every Wednesday |
C, : Bi. SAWLE: .

_ Advertising vates—81, 50 per inch per month
reading notices lic per line firatinsertion. 10c per
line each subsequent insertion., ;

The sooner ‘the provincial- govern-
met gets out of commerce the bettex
for everyone. A: government was ‘nev-
.er. Intended: to be-a-money lender, a
liquor vendor, a market finder, nor is.
a government (in any part of the old
world): a sucess at selling- water, or as
a manufacturer of goods. During the
past. fifteen or twenty years British
Columbia. governments-have got into
so many lines of business that there is
hardly an opening left for private en-
terprise to carry on legitimately. The
government has. even butted duto ‘the
work of the newspapers, and ‘espectally
the sveekly press and printing plants.
Some years DEO. a million or so dollars
was, spent on ‘the ‘government printing
plant and there is a plant there that
would be a credit to the government
at Ottawa. The old government spent
the money, increased the annual out-
lay of money and the present. govern-
ment has been irying to carry on. As
soon as the government gets: out of the
commercial lines. it will begin, to see
daylight.. it will also find quite an
increase in business population that is
able to meet its taxes and other “ob
sations.

A fire is a bad thing at any time
but .when a publie stopping place or
any business place. goes. up. in smoke it
is, harmful: to. that particular town ir

| a way that is not felt when business |
conditions are good, A fire ig a logs

but|.if times are good money can be
borrowed. to rebuild, In times of de:
pression, ‘even though Gost of building
may be lower, it is, much more aiffi-
euit to get the funds. to replace What
is destroyed, , ;

Thank goodness ‘that the American
presidential election is‘over and that
the air channels ‘will be soon cleared
for the regwiar radio, programs.

The provincial government. is. tind-
ing it necessary to cut millions off the
appropriations given municipalities in
thepast. number of years. This is a
food move:and the more cut off the
better as in most cases municipalities
can handle thelr affairs much . more

satisfactorily and much more economi- | ..

cally thanecan an efficiency expert a
Like most of
the specialized: professions efficiency
expetts are experts: in name only, and

succeed chiefly in raising the costes of |.

the particular enterprise: they may be
cngaged in, ‘The -hard headed — busl-
ness man or laborer who ‘has to pay the
cost of municipal administration will
eet far ‘more for. his dollar: and get £
lot better result than the: so-called ex-
pert who has. ttle but theory to re-
commend him... ;

“HAZELPONTAND DISTiRICE

Disteiet of Coast, Rauge 5

Take. “nolice that. ‘gixty ‘anys atte: |:
‘date’ ‘4 Geo, H. Ballard,, ‘intend to ap-
ply to” the Minister of Linds for a‘H- |)

cense to prospect for .coal and petro.
lenm over G40 nerves of land, as follow:
—commencing at a post planted at the
north-west corner of Sec, 9, Twp. 1A
Ie? 8) and marked G. H. B.'s N. W. cor
thence |:
cnge. 80 chains, thence north 80-chains’

‘thence; west, 80 chains, : to. bein of com.

mencemlent.:: -s0-.:
Located : Rept. | 18th, 1982,
Geo. H. ‘Ballard

HAZELTON LAND DISTRIOT
Ff eee or

“District of: “Const, : Range. 5 .

' Take notice that:sixty-days — after
date “I, “Geo; Hi. Ballard,!\ intend to
apply. to: the’ ‘Minister: of’ Laxds for i-
tense to- ‘prospect: for coal’ and petro:

leum.- over 640: acres of land ag follows,

commencing ata post, planted, cone half
mille north ‘of, the ‘north-west eorner of |
“Bec. 9, TWD, aS aid marked G.1.B.'s

: 8. a corner, . thence: ‘north 80" “chains

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 Buitdities which will hotse. thie”
World's Grain Exhibition and Con- |
ference at Regina next July-and -
ust are rapidly approaching
completion and preparations are:
already being made for the ex-. .,
tensive exhibits, a

Here an

: Canada’s apple-growinz “belt. ts.
moving northward. Standard
apples. “have:been, grown this *year?*
atthe’ Dominion : Bxperlhental:
Fart .at: Beaverlodge, ;: Alberta, ,.
which is 428° miles north ‘of’ tie’
juternational © “boundary ‘« between
Canada-and the United States,

Canada bas entered the British
West Africa market for tobacce
with a trial shipment of 25 casks
of, Canadlan-grown tobacco, re-
cently. : About 77 per. cent. of
British West Africa tobacco hag-
been secured..from the United
States, but Canada hopes to get
the market under the new inter-
Empire preference, of

- National Fish Week - ‘between
October 24-31 has been supported
py the Canadian Pacific Railway
since 1918 and this year was no
exception. The company marked
the celebration with .spdeial. menu ~
cards listing fish products of the
sections of Canada: through which .
the railway.,rons between Saint
Joho, N.B.. and: , Vancouver, Brit-
ish Columbia.

Caneda ‘Jost one of its best«
known and popular railroad offi-
Cials recently when A. Altken,
assistant superintendent of the
Bruce Division, Canadian. Pacific.
Railway. dropped dead ‘in Toronta
on his way, to bis-office. Mr.
Altken was 60 years of age and -
‘had spent $4,.years in the com-
pany’ 'S service,

The Canadian Pacifle liner Em-
press of Britain was the scene of
a wedding reception and break-

f

: fast’ at Quebec recently, following

the marriage of. Mile, Marthe ‘St.
Laurent, daughter of :the presi-

.. dent of the Canadian Bar Associa-

tion, to Dr. Mathieu Samson, Five

' BLundred guests filed past the wed-

-ding group assembled in the May-
fair. Lounge of the Empress. .

Not forgetting his work as di-
“pector-general. of its Netional

’ Flood Relief Commission in 1931,

China has asked Sir John Hope
: Simpson,’ famous British organ-
. izer, to join its newly created Na-
ticnal Beonomic Council, sir John

‘. ‘galled recently aboard the Em-

press of Canada for Shanghai to
wind up the flaod relief commis-
sion affairs, ; : .

The United States ‘Middte West .
. and the Province of Quebee shara
bonors as winners of. the Cana-
dinn Pacific ‘Bungalow Camps
Fishing Trophies which have been
awarded at French River, Ninigon
River and .Devils Gap. G. A. ~
Hoffman, of Cleveland, had a 2744
1b; -snuscalunges. C. O. Kalman, of -
-St.- Paul,Minn.,, had a 6% Ib..
square tailed. speckled trout; aud’
0.. Cc, ‘Steinmeyer,: Westrrount, ©
. Que., had a ‘bass welghing: ‘4 Ws ;
14‘ounces,”

Leaving a money helt contain-
ing round-the-worid . steamship’
and rail tickets and a cool thou-. ©
‘gand dollars or 80 in cash at his -
Vancouver hotel, Charles Clarke, -
Los Angeles, only. dgscovered ‘his
loss after his ship, the Empréss of
Canada. had sailed from Vancou-
yer. Wireless messages ‘to the
‘Canadian Pacific steamship gen-
-oral passenger agent resulted. in
-recavery of the, belt. and.fts for-
warding by. le in time. to
Teach jhe vesse before she left
Vietoria, (87: ae

thetice west 80 chains, thence south 8

-chains, thence erst 80 chains to point |

of commencement,
Located Bentember 18th, 1982.
; Geo. A, Ballaré

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" Samiion LAND DISTRICT
: - District of Coast, Range 5

' Take “notice that alxty days after
date I, Geo. H. Ballurd, intend to apply
to the Minister of Lands for'a license

to Drokpect for-conl and “petroleam ov
er- 640 acres of land as follows :—com- |’

mencing at a post planted ‘at the north.

west corner of Secction 9, Twp. 1A, B |.
§,and marked G:“H.B.'s'8.-W. corner, |!

thence nérth 80 chains; thenca east: 80

‘obiaing, thence south’ 80. chaing, thence |!
west, BO, chains; to ‘point, of. fommence: i

phe es

th, 1988,
; Geo, H. Ballard

ay |
wens he ch

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Makes New

Mk,
tet wet eke

- Many: people Who. nevei" Hed can.
ned milk‘have found a new and a
likeableness in “Vaccum Packed Pa-"-
cific Milk, : ‘Mra, ML. RR. found. it

nicht

“out on a Cariboo camping trip ear-

dy in § September.” Jp eta,

Pacific Milk

“100% B. CG. owned and: eantrolled"
Plant at Abbotsford.”

B.C. UNDERTAKERS

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Will be at: the Omineca:Hotel
Hazelton on Thursday

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