7 j WEDNESDE Y.

‘APRIL 15" 1981"

A G O O D id
for bad roads

NEW FORD:

Do you xNow a road where the going is bad? Ruts, --”
‘sand, or soft dirt— where heavy cara hog down? Tell —
‘us where it is— and come along — we want to show:
you how the new Ford pulls. through, Phone Or call ;

for a ‘demonatration.

‘Smithers, B. Cc.

HEN RY MOTORS, LID.

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“COUPE,

$595

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sor, Ontario, Bump-..

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taxes axtra.}

y {he Omineca

-[conver .was .unanimous,
— people) that: ‘Vancouver was, the” most
_ distressed - place “in the world.’ ‘They
7 got the big. bulk of ‘the mnoney, - Now
_: pllaad: the government money ig all gone |
“ltBe Dress comes‘ out with great yarns

.. “Little village; “of how niilions .. are
paid out ‘annually now awhere * thous:

: [the yoor’ sap with a few easy dollars.

: But they, get the’ ‘money. just, the ame.

4 : = : : S fa transplant the seedlings once into
; - ’ MELLTONS 710: SEE YUKON. rows before putting théms thto ‘the| os 0.
me, oe Oo 7 AND CARIBOO « ~~, [flower beds; For ‘fnyohie’ who. hag ‘not | 2 ee :
| ; ; - eae mn time to tranplaut the seedlings and |’ _ ay .
BUY N OW! - From the” “Province 7) [for the. plants which. resent. .interfer- | H. . F. Noel -

nae . K full size. There |.
: Hizhw: room. to grow to ita?
_ ce Ps natural Paice! “With, Alaska, a ‘lare.o large uzimber of vatieties-of ann Dry G 00 ds
7 ° ‘Duby #
nt . {uals that: can -be: SON, outdoors ‘2
Noth in many y years have | prices heen so low: ferle> ts connecting up’ with Calif: the. tivelve imentioned ‘here nie amon- > Men’s 8 Wear.

ona. vast number of. merchandise items’ as

at present,

’ Not in many years has there been such an
opportunity to get 80 Jauch for so little

"money,

‘The thrifty are ‘seeing the advantage of
. buying now while prices are low, knowing _
that these prices cannot remain: at the pre--

sent Tevel. very long.

_ Base are eager ‘to buy when they find bar- -
ains. or hear of them.:. The merchant who...
has bargains and advertises them well, gets” I

- the buyers. : ere

.

trancing, But I have: beet - wondering

| Canada and’ ‘United. ' States,:

Lots ‘of timber for, . buhkhouses, "

ey

° Published Bray ‘Wednesy
ic z ‘SAWLE. Lia

on.

a : CHANGE oF SONG

. An Tost fall: ‘and winter ‘wheii . ‘tho

governments. of ‘the province -and ‘tha
Dominion had a “number of inillions of
dollars .to -spend:-on relief work, “Van-
‘(press | - and.

jof how wealth is pouring into that big |:

ands were. paid out before.’ Its a very
| woudéerful people that. populate Van-
courer. _ They: are .alwnys - looking for

Lo yet those: few. dollars: they’ will-be-
come Grits or Tories, a rich people or
iL, people starving, over - night, /They
cean change as quick ag their weather.

Bor tivo Sundays now we have had:
the highlights on: St, Moritz; very en-

what -has become of ‘our B. C. Yukon,

ornia, so we -havé ‘another. 16,000,000
people. to: draw. trom, - be ‘making, ~avith |
000.to see. the Cariboo - and the Yukon
all. within our own. boundarles,: ¢ and no
‘country has more scenery; | history.
and’ folklore. “| - rot
Millions | have. been spent « on. emig.
ration, and :-we-hare’-10,000: uneinploy-
ed—nrid- “growing: ‘wheat: in the ‘Peace
River adds + moré,” Cariboo, Cassiar
and ‘the Yukon have’: ‘lots - -more. gold,
and the-workd “needs = it. There: are
enough’ reserves to: carry the ‘country
Tata’ fet ib cont oe

. , What. with . the greatest: attractions
oni ‘this continent’ we ought: to. be the
Thost. ‘Prosperous. Never mind - polities.
What we need - now" is grey’ matter.
“Pwo : dollars. ‘a: “day - ‘bonrd: and
linnk, Wok’ good, to hungry, men, ‘Let:
us use, some! Sense’ and:, ‘Bek: * started.
‘and

: -PUBLIBERR 4

"Advertising ratea—$1. 60 p ineb ‘
ty ‘reading notices lic per dina. Fahd aes
n ‘ine each tubsequent inserti .

156,000}

Herald| Plower

A. NEW. HAZELTON; B. rr ae

be used.

Where space. ‘permits,
grown: in’ the ‘vegetable.’
to provide: flowers - for.
out. taking”: ‘them’. “fron

prepnted bedg | and, transplanted
their... -perifanent ‘quarters, - “or: they:
can be sown where. ‘they .are to bloom

drained “ituation and. the * ground

surface soil: made fine. Shallow’ drills

awn _ Acrosy the. bed. qud © ‘the’ seeds.
sown ‘thinly: in these.’ Very fine seeds
like ‘poppies,

like sunflowers. “should » ‘be: covered
with one-hit to one inch of soil, ace:
ording to” ‘their: . Biz, The ‘soil : .sfhould

thick they can be left: in Position., It

ence after starting into growth, the
seed. can be, Bown ‘in the - borders. Ba

severely so that ~ -each

gat the. “easiest to: “ETOW..: :

white. flowers. In -August,- when it is
beginning: to. look untidy .the ~ tops

tol. bloom, ere
Calendula,’ the - ‘Pot ‘Mirigold, has|!
medium-sized, ‘double daisy-like flow-
ers inshades of yellow- and. orange.
Cornflower | (Centaurea - cyanus). ‘is| 4
easily. “BTOWN from seed, “pnd thriy eg
in “quite., poor . soil. There: . are singlé
and doublt ; varieties: in various shades,
of “blue; pink’ and: white. ‘Bow. where}
it “has to . blodin.”

‘with’ brilliant |. coloured ‘diasy-like |

out of the masses once. more ‘we will flowers’ int slides of Jemnon,.. yellow | “ceived on th
. . e. fine ....Wwhip ‘cream
have a few. more -Droapertors, the life and orange. qualities of: Pacitic:. MUTK “t that fo

' /Tarkspur- ean ‘OW he. “obtained in

any’ ‘garden, In, the new one ‘they ean

The beds should be ‘made, An! a. twell-. ‘
should “be. well dug’ and -Taked aid the}.
about ° six inches: ‘apart’ should be dr-

need only ‘a sprinkling | %
of fine soil over. them, but large ‘seeds ¢

be pressed down gently after covering a
the seed. if thé -séedlings ” ‘are “not: too |!

is, -however, desirable in many ‘eases |"

sure to sow very thinly’ and thin out | 8
seedling » has |-

“Alyssum is: a’ dwarf growing plant ? nL
suitable. for edgings. It, makes a neat | ¥
border’ ‘covered with clusters of small. \

ahould ‘be’ cut’ off: with shears and> in |‘
a few days it will, be‘full ‘of bloom] 8
again, and will: keep ‘in good condition SORES
itil ‘perere “frost. Sow where it’ has

Milk

a “Ditnorphofheca “ig” a. * aware pinué :

& Ww. “Cameron

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-Prinee Rapert
BC. yes :

"SMITHERS, ‘B. CG.

were

- Carries, an n uptodate 9 stock: of

_ Boots‘and. Shins 4 BY
~ Furniture. -— :
Household F Vornishings'

"Special orders “receive prompt ate.
tention, .

eo Chassy Shoe Repairing Done

“Build B. (. Fayrolis” », td

Pacific Deel |

area RAL

Bo nuiny. _eoitiniénts have, eon re."

. frankly, feel . , flattered, We can:

of the comntny. a a .
ao : _ muy whadés. of. pink, rose,.. avenier,

purple and . white. “It. gro OWS from. one
to vo feet andthe long: flower *Spik-
‘| eb: ‘pre “uséful..for eutting.’ .

' Linaria - resembles. ~ -ay:-small re
dragon find. comes ine various colours. |: : oy an me
‘ Mignonette is” not” very? ebrilliant And. aon :
colour: but. the. fragranes, is..0. aclighi- -
fal it: should be in every garde z
where it has-to. bloom. * re
“Nasturtium: ‘is: too? ‘weil » “Aenow
nbed any ‘eseription.

not. eiye the "redipe’ “at present ‘in
this space -buE “it: lins beet ‘publish .
ed aint aroused. interests. Te ‘given
“splendlit: restilts’ on any, dish iw where
fe whipped: eream | Be an .

4 The Omineca Herald eee
|. > For Bargain News |) air OXEN GoRED

amertieal?

From one end of. ‘Canada to the
other: there, has: been popular Approy?
Jal. of a: ‘ noliey of economy in’ Govern-
ae ‘ment,’ Th ayas héralded, as not alone. ad’
My a ete Fiseuble. pat absolutely * eskential.
RL would: be, thought, in the: circum:
ere *“Fstances _ that, a government “carrying |.
oa such: By -prictice’ avould have” unanim-
“Tous. approval: ‘But what ‘are the. facts |:
Byery. economy: proposed fener) ‘ob-
|Jectfons, : Tt; matters’: ‘not’ where’. the
— cuts, are: sug sgested. «
a gored,” Every:

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