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H. McEwen, D.F. and P.A.

Prince Rupert
7-62-32

CANADIAN NATIONAI.

-}., Published .Every Wednesday

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

|C. Hs SawLe PUBLISHER

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reading notices 15¢ per line firstineertion. lfc per
line ese enbseauent insertion.

A Great Crime—A ship londed some
wheat at, Prince Rupert. Thus, says a
small item in the Vancouver Province,
—Premier ‘Tolmie must have had. some-
thing to do with that, or maybe it, Was
‘\Premier Bennett.

We always gave Hon. T. D, Pattulle
: credit for being the big’ man of the Oli-
ver andthe McLean governmehts, but,
-lit looks as if he his berun to believe it
himself. He calls for an immediate
election. ‘That will -be bad for bim.
Jé is true the public soon forgets, but it
takes more.than four or five years te

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follows:—

About Readers
And Writers of

Advertisements

Cats Wanted—$1.00 each, before
9am. 16 Major street.

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ITS A VERY OLD STORY—the story of the man who put in a.
great daily newspaper an inconspicuous 2-line advertisement’ as

forget and forgive the waste:of money
and the great increase in taxes impos-
ed on B.C. by the Oliver and the Mc
‘ean administrations, ‘Mr. Pattul? |
Was one of the ministers in both those
governments and he, should have a ‘Jit.
tle more patience.

been in as good shape for many years
as it.is at, present. It may be that the
business men are carrying quite a lot
of deferred payments, but the ‘pur-
chasing portion of the population is
‘quite free of debt, and when the time
comes ‘that they can‘ get a job every.
thing will be lovely and the busines:
men will soon wine ont: their Ted inl
figures.

> Vancouver may howl! to its heart’
eontent: because New Hazelton and Ter
race got bridges built by the provincia.
government to carry thé natural traf-

Advertising retes—$1.60 per inch per month |

| ‘Northern British Columbia has not-

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ae . tak Be soe, he

The Oiieca Herald :

ae cae

Proud: ,
‘to show
‘visitors
our’

You like to know that the
foods you eat are made ‘under.
sanitary conditions. That's why

we are always delighted to.
have people. see ‘‘where
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are
made.” -

~ We have thousands of visi-
tors, every year, who take home

* Watch Repairing and —
4s omellery Requirements
To a

R W. Cameron

Prince Rupert -

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Vitamines
Mean

Health
Value. &&

Much of the health value of ‘milk
is detived. from: yitamines. From
our own analysis we were eertal:
the vaccum. process woukl mate:
ally’ increase the | vitamine «- ¢

‘tent. This conclusion is now con-
firmed. You'll Hke Pacific Milk

better, 75

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Plant at Abbotsford.”

He put in this advertisement to prove to a doubting friend that
the public reads advertisements. ;

You can imagine the doubter’s consternation when he saw next

‘. morning'a streetful of men, women and children, each with a eatr-

Whatever you yourself may do in regard to the reading of
advertisements, know this: Everything printed in ao newspaper

rets read, and there are many who read every line—news matter . :

ond advertisements—those with lots of time aud curosity.

The company or firm with something to sell—something which,
thousands of persons can buy—wouldn’t be vety wise ‘if it pub-
lished an inconspicuous advertisement. The right thing for it tu
do is to crashr in'on your attention, by publishing an advertisement
which everybody Is likely to see.

Tts job is to make you--f normni man or woman—see its
advertisement and to make it so interesting that you'll vend it.
Then the advertisement must be persuasive. Also it should incite
you to take action.

Of course some ndvertisements-—thosé ‘of local retuilers—may
quite proprly give prominence to prices Their job is to direct
you, rather than ‘to inform or pervade you; and to ati’ you up
to quick action.

The: writing, designing and: {lustrating of advertisements ine ~

tended to entch attention, intrigue interest. convey information,
he convineing, breed desire, for what is adv ertised, and incite the
reader to purchase are hig Thly see ‘halized johs

T? you want to know Just how a feat ts tio” ich of writ” Roa

aflvertisement which would get 100 marica from @ exmpet tent ‘frdze .

try to write one—about o vaccum Cease, a muster ear, a wrt hs
fala a ehild’s shoe, or anything else, Tine. a ‘ig yourself’ to 3a words
er less, re ; ree

rn or we,

This advertisement is ‘sponsored hy. the: Canadinn
Weekly New spitper Aswodiaton Lo

aways

|TIMES ARE LOOKING BRIGHTER

jened out, and British Columbia is ‘go-
jing, to share in that stralghtening. A

r-roads have not been using many ties of

- is behaving much better and is giving

the grain and roots,

; “Passed. “Away \ at “‘Teanquille, Hospits

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Hazelton Land’ District °*
| Distries of Cassar.

he other ‘wheats are judged.

CANADIAN CELERY, WORL'S BES". regret! to’ learn. of the death of Thos.
1: Wi’ Shackleton who phased aay at
BE voryone knows that Canadian hard: Tranguille, ‘Kamloops, : after: a lone il:
oy herit sets the’ Ktundard by which all. mess. : ;
Few yveulizé the: Stackleton hotel: nt’ Usk and he
that 8a producer of prize celery, Cun-: conducted -it:for a number -of. years
ada also ranks first among the nations. He-was a ‘great friend of the: unfe

mo - Health . as

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Take notice ‘that ‘alxty duys after
date, I, Geo. ¥. Ballard,, intend ta @p-.

piy to the Minister of Lands for a li-:

cense ta’ prospect for. coal and petro-
lenm over 640 acres of Jang. AaB fgllorvs |
Coinmencing at &' post’ pladted ‘at the
perth west corner of Sec, 16, T. 1a R,
.. ind marked “G, Bis, N.. W, Cor.
nel” thence south 80° ? bhding,” i therity
east 80 chains, thence ‘north’ 80 chain’.
thence west 80 chains” to point ot i
mmencement.. , ;
Taneatiet sAmaing 21st, 1982.
, Soa a."

i Ballare

with” the amateur. gardeper,.. ;

of the world. Proof. of the superior
muality of Canadian grown. celery is”
found in every grocery or fruit store:
at the! present time... Fresh young’.
stalks, stralght from the celery grow:,
ing arenas of the’Dominion are now on;
the market in- quantity and the qual:
ity, is. excellent..There is no better
vegetable: for the ‘fiuman race than is,
celery, and it is not expensive, and ear

hii Hbe grown:to: pétfection in. this section®

It requires a little more attention: thary,
spuds, and: is. therefore not, 80 popular;

sthoamd be in every: garden

fie from one part of the district to an
other. Had the’ bridges nét been re
quired they would not have been bul
vers hoWls will not ‘take’ e'those bridges’

> Canada is beginning to get straighi-

big crop of wheat on the prairies, and a
lmurket for it, is going. to make all the
difference in the world to all’of Can-
‘ada. It is years ‘since fhe prairie’ pro-

vinces bonght cedar-~ poles, and this
district is surely ready to ship them a
big cargo as‘soon as wanted, The rail

late years and: this district is. surely |

ready -to supply: -them swith several bi |.

train londs. ‘These are things that ax
“nevessary and cannot be put, off in-
definitely. - . Zz

Kverything looks better right acros:
: Cannda, according to. press and’ pri-
vate reports. Hen the weather mar

the interior farmers, those people we
aré. most directly interested’ in, the
‘ideal brand of weather for: harvesting

* eremernlanee noe mare
af oft ote

. THOS. SHACKLETON 18 DEAD

fotos

.. After a Long Struggle for. His

* Many friends along the railway will

“The deceased -wns:the owner 6

tunate and would give. anyone. a hel |

ing. hand, but he RISO. . wanted. to 7...

treated: fairly. by, those he dhelped. »
Tommy Was an old: Yukoner; and he

where he had property snd had lives
for .years: before. moving: to,,, Usk... He
interested. in ‘fishing; and “midining -as |

ways. made * “plenty. of: ‘money

but. At,”

was also an.old, timer, dn, “Prince Rupert :

was 8 native of England, bué ‘had heen |:
in B, C. for many, years.. where; he. yas |)

well as‘in thé. hotel, ysiness;, He al: |’ ait

‘but: he ms , nei .
2 Mr, Robing “foturiied “io Siete on

with them a picture of sunlit
. kitchens, gleaming machinery,
employees.in. fresh white uni-.
forms ... of cleanliness and
care for quality, I£ you ever

B.C; UNDERTAKERS 7

BMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A’ SPECIALTY °

| A wire.

P.O, Bon 948
will bring a

’ PRINCE RUPERT B.C. >

come to London, Ontario, we

hope you'll stop and see us.

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You'll know then why W. K.
Kellogg makes this uncondi.
tional guarantee: “If you don’t
think Kellogg’s the best and’
freshest corn flakes you ever
. tasted, return the empty red-
and-green package and. we
will. cheerfully refund your

J.B. Judge
Chiropractor

Will be at the Omineca Hotel .
- Hazeifon on Thors day

money.’ ‘

SEALED

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NINE

} Ford Dealers’ _ Ford Parts
sy. Gas,

NEW HAZELTON

HOTEL

Gus Christiandon, Proprietor

‘Henry Motors Ltd.

Smithers, RG.

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, Repairs Mcdern Garage’

Complete line ot

‘New Cars. and. Trucks

City Transfer mM

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spent It as. freely. wie ee ;

The, Ointneen 1 Terai te f° "0. tt your

io "whureday: of’ ast week! after apending |

2 comple of weeks: In Tazelion:

‘B. Cc. LAND SURVEYOR |
I. ‘Allan Rutherford.

“Survey promptly exectit d.
‘CBMITHERS. BoC,

Pacific Milk

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Taxi. and. Pransfer Service” $ ij Hours 9'a m to 6pm’ Evenings ‘}
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