THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY; JULY 4, 1934

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Away with
“COOK-STOVE

COOKING hot, heavy foods for breakfast is wearying
work. Why not give your family a treat, and save
yourself time and toil? Serye Kelloge’s Corn Flakes.

Delicious, nourishing, and ready in a jiffy!

Kellogg’s are economical too. Many servings cost -

only a few pennies. Made by Kellogg in London, Gnt.

CORN
FLAKES

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FOR

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SUMMER SERVICE

to VANCOUVER

TRIANGLE
TOUR

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190) miles oc ae uxe Crave |
by train and boat.

. Vanecanver. Prinee Rupert
Jasper National Park

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from Prince Rupert, caliing ai
.Geean Falls. Powell Riser,

RHONDA  - - - «ee 3 PM,

SATURDAY 6 PLM.

tor ANYOX and STEWART,

enving Prince Rupert every

FRIDAY at pom,

information call or’ write -
AGENT OR P. Lakie, DF. &
Y. A, Prince Rupert.

For
LOCAL

"| officlal trip te the Ootsa Lake coun-

Farmers’ Iustitutes of District B

CONVENTION
Big Hall, Telkwa, Saturday, July 7th

COMMENCING AT 10 A. M.

Following the completion of the prelimimyy business,
will adjourn for luncheon: to the DOMINION ILLUSTRATION. S'PA-
TION ON THE SPROULE FARM NEAR TWHRWA. An explanation
of the work being carried on will be given by Mr, B.'M. HALL, Super-
visor of Illustration Stations for B. C., assisted by Mr. EB. M. Straight,
Superintendent of the Dominion Ixperimental Farm, Saanichton, Van-
conver Island.
AFTERNOON SESSION at 2 pam. at whith Federal and Provinetal
Departments of Agriculture and representatives of the Federal Flouse
and Provincia Legislature will meet with delegates ‘to. discuss inatrers
affecting the welfare. of settlers in the Interio:.Open te alt interested
in work of Farmers Tnstitutes,

PUBL AC MEETING AT 8 p.m.

THE SPEAKERS WILL BE
MR, J. th. MUNRO, Deputy Minister of Agriculture at Viereria
PROGRESS IN AGRICULTURE
Mi. B. M. STRAIGHT, Superintendent of «Dominio t
Farm, Saanichton, Vancouver Island. Subject :--BEAUTIPY
ING THH HOME SURROUNDINGS,
WR. H. IRVING, Dalry Commissioner, ‘Victoria. Satteck —SECOR-
ING PERFORMANCE FROM THE DAIRY MERD. .

Sahiect

The material presented is given in a papuluv form aed is of interest and :

vulue not ouly to farmers but also to towufolk, ;

those . present:

Experimental

| OF residents from Burns Lake to Haz-

Olof Hanson, jr., who has been at-
tending McGill university, | Montrea ,
hus returned to Smithers for the sum-
Iner vacation,

shoe

At the closing exercises at the Haz-
‘elton school the students presented the
teacher, Mrs, Dilling with a rose bow
vf roses, Mrs. Dilling has gone on her
vacation and is to visit at Asheroft,

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Rarry Young, Bobby Shannon and
Mr. Lawrence got away to Vancouver
on Saturday, Mr, Lawrence is to at-
tend Normal stummer school. —

2s & &

A farewell Unnee was given in honor
of Bobby Shannon in the sehool at
South Hazelton on Friday night by the
young folk of the district.

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Mrs, A. ME. Dring was a gnest of her
sister, Mrs. H. ©. Hindle, for a few
lays before sailing for ber home ‘in
Enghind “She has been in. the States
for the past conple of years,

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The Duminion Day holiday was very
quietly spent here. Most of the folk
Went te -Snuithers. Some of the Hnz-
“ton folk were picnicking,

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A daughter was born nt the Haxcl-
tou Tospitnt on Monday. duly &. to
iv, end Mrs, Frank Steele of Vander-
heat, |

see
Sret. Fairbairn of Smithers is on an

try for a few days,

Each year about 225,000 range lamb
fo into the feed lots in the Provinces
of Saskutchewan,. Alberta and British
Columbia. {At the time of sale from
the range, these lambs ay erage about
(3 pounds and when rendy for market

weifht from 90 to 100 pounds.
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The history of agricujtnve in the
western part of Canada fs compnra-
tively brief, and previous to the Inst
a years was practiently confined to
Manitoba.

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Capt. Mortimer of the Babine Indi-
au Agency leaves the later part of the
week on his vacation. He is going as
fr south as Seattle where he is to
ince his sixter who he has net seen
for many years, She has been in the
vonthern States for some months and

is now enroute home to Scotland.
wok

Miss 7h. Campbell, Rh. N., bas gone
on a months vacation to her home at
Vianderhpo?,

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A pecuMar form of irrigation is
Practiced in some parts of northern
Sind in Indian where the soil is reten-
tive. It is known as bosi. ‘he hosl
Tunds are henvily watered up to a foot
or so in depth when the water is oxnil
able 1 hot weather, The Jand is then
cultivated as‘soon os the oxen ean get
onto ft and good crops ave obtained,

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Miss M. Brewer of Houston who
has heen staying with Mrs. Wilkinson
for some months has gone home and is
volug with her parents to Shanigan
Take lu the uear future, :

An Old Timers
‘Re-wnion

elton who arrived during or previous to
1912, will gather at

Round Lake Community
- Hall

Thursday, July 19, Noon)?

For Basket Lunch with sporta" in the
afternooon, a banquet at 6,80 and a big
dance at night starting at 10 o'clock.

This is the time for all Old Timers ‘to

Doings Around Home

Of interest to you and your friends

-|the views of all concerned secured so

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vices in “the United Church in Hazel-
ton on Sunday last in the morning and
in New Hazelton in the evenlng, He
made a very good impression and his
stay in this community wilt no doubt
bea Dleasnnt one and o profitable one
Mr, and Mrs. Grundatil sang a duet
during the service. This week: he ts
busy getting his work planed for the
summer and faik

Letter to Editor

Continued from Page 1

kind. not to mention the multitude of
political” mectings, But did you ever
hear anyone pass any remifrks about
racketeering? “Out: of hundreds of
ricketeers who have) profited millions
during my 30 yeurs in’‘Canada, F know
of only’ one nian heiug in jeil to date.
If Skeenw wants to get puffed up over
that trophy of: battle, and add that
hoor imines: scalp to its belt; as a
champion racketeer squelehor of Can-
ada Toann sure she has something to be
brome about,

1 de not know the detnils of this
case, except it is remarkable that out
of hundreds of ricketeers,, and some
vetting millions, only one: poor dere-
ict must pay ‘the penalty, “I would
point out that if he was guilty of a
crime there must be thonsands who
are as guilty aus he: also, that I do not
see how it is possible for most of the
so-called racketeers to know  hew,
when or where they have committed
a crime, and in view of the way this
relief and work and wages, and public
woes are wdministered, or conducted,
I think the ouly way that the good of
wl concerned, and the reputations of
hundreds of our -nelghbors may be
cleared of stigma, as racketeers. would
he to have a show down. It seems
that some sort of © commission or in-
quiry could be held in the district and

that there would he no need of 1 mils-
undrstanding of the laws, if there are
any laws, that cin cover such a com-
plicated matter. .

For those who helieve

in justice

ministration of D.PAW. than at -pre-
sent, Noo complalats with  D.P.W.,
personnel. management, results or the
work aid wages program, and we are
dw getting more value and results
from the misculled relief money spent
for. public works: than at. any time
slnce we ciime to Omineca In 1919.
Yours for decent polities and fair
vilny and uu sinnil degree: of common
sense; based apon facets. When
yimss to that imortal ife and see things

realize . what fools we are now, and
resret: We cinot Hye over again.

Mr. 0, Grundahl inok bis firs, ser-|.

Wwe |:

at thelr true vulue 1 think’ we shall |

| Wa. Graat’s Agency

Notary Public —

‘Representing

Leading Fire and Life
Insurance Companies

You Office Work given

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Prompt and Careful
' Attention —

HAZELTON, B. C.

Oy

Orme’s, Ltd.

(The Pioneer Druggist)

The Mail Order Drug Store
of Northern B. C.

Drugs Stationery
Fancy Goods Kodaks
Pictures Developed and

Printed

Prinec Rupert, B.C.

City Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

Taxi and Yransfer Service
At all hours

sae

W. B. Leach} Owner

aa prong, meee.

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ae save

B.C. UNDERTAKERS }

EVBALMING POR SULIPMENT A SPECIALTY

P.O, Box $48
PRINCE RUPER™

A wire

B.C. will bring u

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and fairphiy L do not know of a bet-
ter way to arrive at a solution than | 4 = =
to have an inquiry in to facts and the a a
angles from every side. [ do not COCPER H. WRINCH
think this whould cost much as most “Licensed tusurance Agent
people would give their services gratis
because the present situition is mors
eoriows tla muc-raking contest or ineluding all types of insurance,
uw Roman holiday. . n b

As it seems the chailenge has been
elven to Ouneat as the chief racket- Fire, Automobile, Sick-
cer. wherens we of Ominedn had quite ness and Accident
n different opinion in regard to Skeena - .
being able to show us things in ralket- ——
eering, appropriations, ete, no - doubt '

Mr. Manson and Mr. Kenney would HAZELTON, B. C.

Uke to get into this inquiry, and bring

out the details for the past 15° years] 4 _ — y,
or #0, "

Mr. Kenney;—We surely — thought ~_
Skeenn was putting it over ws in Onn. | SCsCCaeeecicacacacncececaccececececeee eee:
ineca-and it rather peeves us to be the -
only district branded as the home of D r. R. C. Bamford
the racketeer, and ta add insult to in- . ;
jury, they call it the home of the C. DENTIST
CG. FP. Isnt it) rediculous?) Skeenn SMITHERS, B, C.
has Ominecu. skinned on: both comnts, Hours 9am to 6 pm Evenings
if we are correctly informed. by appolntment.

In closing would sny-that for many]
yours we have hid less: efficient ad- | OCONEE RAR

The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton: Hospital Issues tie-
kets for auuy period ot $1.60 per
‘ mont in udvance. ‘This rate in-
eludes office consultations, medi-
-eines, 18 well as all costs while
in ‘the hospital,.-Tokets are ob-
fainable in) Haziten-at the drug
“tore np hy omofl: fromthe med!-
rg} wreesticon dant qt the hosytts

get together.

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