THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1933

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lave restricted solely’. by the. cow. “AY

The Omineca . Herald hen will lay her‘egg with a brief jaeat

of joy—a well trained hen will do. thia

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‘NEW HAZELTON, B.C. in her own box, though personally I/% °° | 17 a
near futur ; would just.as soon eat an'egg from the/%- -.DENT IST ; ¥
rtotnre Paid Evry Weinaday . [0d aad fhe poe fat you] SMIIERS. Bc,
' 37C.  Sawie - PUBLISHER her at it, A lowing cow will not fane: : ; by appolatment. pm Evenings . : |

tion by herself and refuses to deliver
the goods. =" Fe _
She is a creature.of habit and insists
on regulnr hours, wherefore the ‘qulet,|_
exctirsidns. of the muster of the home
are sadly marred. Just. when the fish
are beginning to bite, across bis yjston
comes the memory of the waiting cow,

Advertising rates—$1.60 per Inch per month
reading notices 16c per line firstingertion. 10c per
Hne each subsequent ingerticn,

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The Omineca Herald.

Will now supply you with

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Work and. Wages.are a good thing
stin any country and at any time. Many
can provide work, but even Premier

The Hazelton Hospital

of any size

~ Counter Check Books |

and any make and

‘| work still renmins to. be paid for: by

Pattullo is tinding that to provide the
wages is quite another matter. Many
back wages are overdue and much

the province.
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The -Canndinn Radio Commission if
to be congratulated upon the big impro-

and. he must hurry
strenuous game he has no leisure to
Telax. Why?
animal is ‘a constant reminder of duty
morning and evening; that is not a
popular role, .

back. After a

the cow!..The noble].

It 4s, purely selfish for a rooster to

The Hazelton Hospital issues tle-
kets for any period at $1.50 per
‘month in advance. This rate in-
‘eludes office consultations, medi-
~ eines,. as well ay all costs while
in the hospital. Piekere are “b-
tainable bi Migzitoh at the dra
“Stare er by mail from the medt-

_at manufacturer’s prices stay. awake merely to have the first

- ‘ crow before dawn. He has never done
any good hy it and never will. On the
very: high class music, lot of it, and a other hand he does no specific harm if

fair proportion of jazz and nolgeg or Fou sleep soundly, and can go on crow-

klnds beyond the-seope of proper names |ing—as he certainly will-——and be blow-
There ere songs, orchestras, plays, B ed to him. The patient cow does not
number of speakers, hockey broad casts 1% Any noisy manner, stir you up after
and news broad casts, and a great var-|8 late night, but In calm reproach she
iety of things. including even patent ®Walts your advent. She knows quite
meflicines from some stations. Van-|Well that others will see to it that she
conver statiun is still weak at times, 18 not neglected. You ennnot. stay in
but is quite distinguishable at most bed and milk her at the same time. If
times, except, of course when one re- youcould devise 2 scheme, you might
* | quires it most. The Calgary station is Stay in bed for the rest of your life
always clear and good and very seldom fattening on the patent profits, and be
is there any interference of. any kind. morally certain that your memory

vement it hes made in the quality of
the programs it.is putting over and up-
on the extensive programs, There is

ral sunerintendant at the hosrttal

Give vour order to us or send it by mail to

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Even though business is not ‘up to normal you still
use Counter Check Books and need them now orin the
New Hazelton, B.C.

RAL ECE eC CCL ELEC CE LEERY LEE RRO ER

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To the Farmer _

Here is why you
should read your
local newspaper

In the First place, Mr, Farmer, you are interested in this district

because it is the logical market for the greater part of your pro-

duce which you have to sell. New Hazelton and district people are

the consumers of what you have to sell, and you, heing the pro-

ducer of what they must buy, are a person of, mighty Importanee

Anything then that

to them. You have a common bond.

effects the local towns or its

neople effects you by effecting the» market. Any-
_ . thing that effects the farmers of-this interior coun-

" - gp tty has a vital bearing

on the business life and gen-

2 eral status of the towns in the district, . We ave, after _

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all one in point of view,

economically,

In presenting the news and other items of interest each week The
Omineca Herald is guided by, this thought. . Items of {nterest: we:

garding any phase of farm work or life are published, together .

with the news of the whole district, so far as it can be got. The
Omineca Herald mekes specinl efforts to hive. one or several
items ‘on farm practice, and from sourees of ‘authority,

Besldes the buying opportunities listed -by the stores, the ‘classi.
fied. advertisements should appeiul especially ‘to the farmer.....Try -

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‘less than four cents_a, week, “ noes

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Canadian radio is now really worth

| while, bit not perfect by any means.

B. C,- needs a strong station, but the

‘lencourage people from along the line

| along comes another element in Prince

is three weeks in a hospital in Montreal,

Yby all Canadians, but particularly by

oe!

‘} While Sir Arthur’ Currie had already

. | number of years yet to devote to his

-¥ | the wood pile and conl bin. -

JS) BY Xin. the Cowichan-Lender
,|o:Xehaye-never Itked them. I do not
(like: the placid,“ persistent «and vacant /.

.@.[the species to ascertain if he has the
Jsame charecteyistic., I have been. too].

‘plays ‘a:

_f (fearing. to..go ,.out, among,

NHR REDI | YOURSELE’ FIRST” ag °
- REDUCED RATE, . oe ee ae |might say or do-:on his. retu

radio commissioners know that as well
as wedo. It will come in time.

There are now so many laxatives ad.
vertised over the radio that all one
needs is to listen in a few nights and
doctors and drug stores can close 1p.

‘One element in Prince Rupert secur-
ed a very low rate excursion to be run
from Prince George to Prince Rupert,
incinding all intermediate points, to

to buy in Prince Rupert. That plan
sxeemeil to be getting along nicely and
a goodly number of people were discus-
sing taking advantage of the low rate
to do some shopping in Rupert. Then

Rupert and puts on a “Buy at home”
‘campaign and. offers prizes for the
best essay on why everyone should buy
at home. .
It would seem that the present was
not an “auspicious occaion” to put on
a, “Buy at home” campaign in Prince
Rupert. , : |

Ganada suffered a serious loss last
week when Sir Arthur Currie was call-
to his rest’ efter suffering for some

The denth of Sir Arthur is deeply felt

al returned men who served under him
overseas in the Grent War during the
later part of the war Sir. Arthur was in
supreme command of the Canadians.

served Canada admirably, and ° con-
apicuously, both in the army and ja
civil Life since he returned from France
he was still a man-only in the prime
of life and ‘had renson, by the law of
averages, to-look forward to a goodly.

country and his fellow citizens. And

‘afford to loose those she now has..

that have made the days so dark for n
month ‘or more—it has been easy on

THE Cow |

stareof.a cow. I have not looked Jong
enough into the eyes of the male of

busy making for the nearest fence on

']. [discovering the. sex.’ It is the cow that}
lending part in our social ac- |
ao 2 tivity. ag : ‘ tS
'.¥.].. There used to b

by i

ae On tact n 7
e a.Jest about a man
jconvivial
his’ wife

Now ‘it

frlends.on account of wha

is the womnn who gads about whilethe

ninn stays at home, and bis movements |

vince being 250,000 pounds, mainly. in

‘Canada needs such men, ond can iil}

The silver lining behind the clouds |

would be perpetunted by a_ statute
from grateful humanity. You can, of
course, milk Jenny and return to bed,
but the glory of the morning has de-
arted—and she knows it.

MMOTHY SEED ESTIMATES

' According to estimates reported by
Dominion Seed Branch field officers
there is less timothy seed in the Mari-

time Provinces than in 1982; with some} -

100,000 pounds. in Prince ‘Edward Is-
land and 60,000 ‘pounds in New Bruns-/:
wick. In Quebec. the total - timothy].
seed is estimated at not more than 60
ber cent of that of last year, aboyt 600,-/.
000 pounds of commercial timothy ‘seed
being expected from this year’s produc-
tion. From Western and Central On-
tario more than usual tim’othy seed is
reported, but less in the easteru part
of the province, In the counties of}
Prescott and Russell there may be

850,000 pounds. Very little carry over

of timothy from last year is reported.
In Alberta there was almost a total
failure of tlnothy seed production in
the Tincher Creek distriet, the estim-
ates of commercial supplies for the pro

Vancenver’

Enjoy the hospitality of the -Gros-
yehnor. Here you will.be among. friend-
Iy people, The Grosvenor is a quiet
Hotel within two biécks of the heart

rooms.

RATES —
Daily:
Det*d Bath + $1.50
With Bath + $2.00

4. Weeklys
' 'Det'd Bath $ 9.00
Wich Bath’ $12.00
Monthly:

Det'd Bath $25.00
With Bath $30.00

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"C8 BL OURS FROM ‘Ce

the northern urens and in the Peace |"
River. - ‘The estimates from British
Columbla are 502,000 puunds of tim-|,
othy, and 3,500 pounds of timothy and
alsike mixed. |: yo
der'zl and minor sons of em-.
Ployees are again offered the op-
portunity of two University of
Montreal scholarships by _comps-
titive examination, according to
aa announcement by Grant Ball,
senior vice-president of the co:i-
pany. Applicants have until May 1,
1984, to make appHeation,

,, Twenty-one months of training
in a recognized shop, junivur “ma.
_ triculation or its equivaieat and a
. €Olurse man academy to-bo estub-~
lished in Toronto ia the ordeal for
novices for Ontario registration as.
barbers and‘ hairdressers, it was
: Blated at-a meeting of tonsorial
arbiters at.the Royal York hotol, -
Toronto, recently, .
Five ports hitherto not én the
. BChedule of world cruise Huera
have been added to the 1934
itinerary of the Canadian. Pa.
elfic Liner Empress of Britain
when she. leaves New. York, |
January 4 next. They are Semz.'
Tang, Java; Boeleleng and Padang =.
Bay, . Island of Bali; Penang, .-
Stralts Settlements; and Zeambo- -
ang, in the Sulu Archipelago, | |:

- In making a choice. between
. transportation by rail and by road, .
. Shippers should consider what the. |.

‘Yallroads are dolig-and havedone:

| for thelr’ advantage, Gs Gi Ome |
. Manney, © development. |. conimig~ |
‘ stoner, Canadian ‘Pacific Railway,
told .the: Rotary Club of. Lyndon- :

, cases where the railways had frst |
inventoried, then developed. the
" DAtural resources of ‘the contin:

. Bat

_ Ville, VL, recently. He olted many .|:

Hera an d«there

One of the Inrgest cargoes c4
umber shipsied from Saint: Joh
on the Canadian Atlantic.sea coast
was forwarded to Great Britain
recently, It consisted of 8,043,=
B06 feet, mostly of deuls,

Output of nickel In Canada In
1932. totalled #U,327.068, pounds
‘valued at $7,179,862. Production

during the first six months of 1933 #

amounted to 22,802,494 pounds 49
compared with 21,162,786 pounds
or the correspdnding period of
982. °

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- Every home at some future date

will have “air conditioning” and /

the word “heating” will pass out
. of use among home owners, J. J..

of Vaneouver’s shopping ond theatre!
district. yet away. from heavy traffic, §
Metropolitan diting room service, com-

fortable lounge and writing
Rates are reasonable, '

Donovan, General Electric:Com- ‘My

pany. expert, told a /.largely at-
tended meeting of the Electrical
Club at the Royal York hotel, To-
Tonto, recently, -_

Steap grades of the Rocky
Mountain areas presented no dif-
ficulty to the Royal Scot, crack

’ British. flyer, en route to Winui-
peg and the east from Vancouver
recently. The all-British ‘trdin is
attracting great popular enthu-

- sfasm throughout Canada on its.
Teturn journey to Montreal, .

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. Montreal's “million dollar hote”
On Dorchester qtreet, where a rail.

yy WAY terminal Wag to, have been
rit etna

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built, will’ bectme the “world’s
most ‘costly, .sunken ‘garden, tf

. Canada '‘sees,eya'to eya with a

*. couple of Montreal aldermen who
advocate beautifying’ the gash —
‘with flowers and shrubs. 2°...

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