THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933

Hon. J. W. Tones, Minister “of Fin-
vice: and just about the best little
inne of fizures the legislature ever had
has come to the conclusion thet the
aily way ta get out of the trouble we.
nye in in this prorince is te go to work
wid save, On the other hand a writer

in ‘The Monthly Bulletin asks us to.

consider nature. Nature takes. a ‘rest
esev fall until spring; nature refresh-
ex itself during that period, and comes
at odin the spring: as’ glorions as ever

our energies. The resilt is we pro-|

dnee too mu¢h and there are none to
buy. Which plan do you propose .to
follow Personally we yrefer the lat-
tery plain. We never did like to work
all the thie, 7" ,

The outstanding, feature of the toba-
ceo growing: industry in: Canada con:
tintes fo “be the growing importance
of the bright. finid--cured type. Pro-
duction of this type hus increased from

wil that: process has. been going since ;eight and a half million pounds in 1928

the Gurden of Eden or before, But we!

milians. the. Bulletin points ‘ont. never

consider tiuking a rest or fertilizing:
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to twenty-seven million pounds in 1932

The Omineca Herald is Two. Doilars

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Books and need them now or in the

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we | Will now supply you with
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“Not a week passes that yo
by representatives of nationally advertised pro-
ducts to stock and push them, and to give them

'- window and counter displays

Give your order to us or send it by mail to

- The Omineca Herald ~
ae iNew Hazelton, B. C.

—— Local Retailers isitFair?

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Mrs. L. B. Wrinceh went to Tran
qanille Sanitarium iast week where si -
will be a patient fer some months, iv
jx expected. Dr. H.C. Wrineh accom-
panied ber from Victoria to Tranquille
Mis. Wrinch left for her heme in Vie-
turia some weeks ugo for a holiday.
Ter many friends here will, hope to
ee her back in Hazelton agaln in the
best of health, ;

[tis understood that the Legislature
will adjotirn the end of this week and
arrangements ‘Will: then be rushed for
the election this coming summer.

Indian Agent Mortimer spent a few
days among the natives at Kitwanga
und reports fiuding conditions fairly
zood there.

‘Under the Auspices of the W. A. to
the H. H. a Home Cooking Sale will

be held on Saturday, April Ist in the
United Church, Hazelton, from three
to five-thirty. Come along and get a
supply of good things for Sunday.

u are not canvasse

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Theiy representatives tell you of the large sums of money being spent ‘
in metropolifan daily newspapers and in national magazines te create and
maintain consumer demand, and they try hard to pursuade you that sie. —
“remote” advertising will surely create and sustain 4 large local demand.

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Jé is admitted that it is adyantage-
ous to you and your customers for you
to stock nationally advertised praduets
but such products will sell faster if
they are locally aivertised in the Om-
ineca Herald, in addition to being ad-
vertised in non-local publications,

There is no good or sound reasoi
why 2 national advertiser shoulda not
do local. advertising in the Omineen
Herald. You will be told when you

yassing you-to stock and push ‘his
«ford ,to do local advertising.” Wha

he really means when he says such
words, is that he does not expect large

say.to the representative of firms can- °

firm’s goods, “Oh, we coulil never af-—

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you to stock goods not locally advertised.

local sales. If he did then he would
see that these local sales can provide a
sum adequate to maintain a local ad-
vertising campaign.

Why should you help a national né-
vertiser to develop his business in the
territory covered by the circulation of
The Omineea Herald without adver-
tising co-operation from him? : -:

You provide local distribution faci-:-

lities for manufacturers of branded
produets, and your value. to them is

recognized. Why, then should these... ;
manufacturers not assist you to sell. .
these goods, if stocked by you, by a”:

series of local advertisements, perhaps
earrying your name as distributor,
published in. the Omineca Herald,

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N. B.—Show this advertisement to those travellers who urge

“Holden at Smithers
Tn Probate

Tn the matter of the Estate of Gee Toy.
Otherwise Ah Toy, deceased and

In the matter of the Administration
Act

Take notice that by an order of His
Honour I, I. A.. Robertson, Judge 0.
the County Court, acting for and u
the request of. His Honow W. E. Fish-
er, Judge of the County Court of
Prince Rupert, dated March 22nd. 1933
I was appointed ‘administrator of the
estate o£ Gee Toy. otherwise Ah Toy,
deceased. Al parties: Raving claims
against the said estute are hereby re-
quired to forward same to me proper-
ly verified. on ov before the 80th day
of April, Was. And call partios “in-
debited to the said: estate ave. hereby

indebtedness to me forthwith.
Dated at Smithers. B.C.
This 23rd day of Mareh, A.D. 1933,
H. B. Camphell,
Official Administrator

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Omineca Assessment
District

NOTICE is hereby given that (ali
assessed taxes on taal levied under,
the “Taxation Act’ and ail school tay
es levied under the “Public Sehor*

| Act” become due aud payable on Agil

Ast, 1933. ;
“All taxes on income shall be deemed
to. be due and payuble on the date on
which the notice of assessment. thereof
is given to the taxpryer.:
All taxes due and collectable for tle
Omineca Assessment District are pay-
able at my office in the Court Tous:
Smithers, B.C. -
This notitiention is equivalent to a
personal demand hy me for the. pay-
ment of all taxes as levied on the as-
sessinent rolly. No further notice will
be given and taxpayers are requested
to see that their taxes are promptly
paid.
Dated at Smithers, B. C..
Mareh 28th, 1933. .
; H.C. Campbell,

~ Collector

Miss Moreham, niece of Mrs. Geo.
Dungate, aid who has bee living with
(Mr. and Mays. Dungute, wii make her
chome with Mrs, J. GO. KS Sealy after
Mr. and Mrs, Dungate leave.

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Phe anual meeting of tie New Taz:
elton Citizens Association will be eld
‘ou the evening of Friday. April Tth in
‘the Citvens Hal for the. purpose of
“hearing reports and electing officers
tor the ensuing year. You are invited
,to attend. beesme a meinher and vate
con the vartous mitters, mo,
Cons. Grant. Airs. Grant and five
children arvived in Hagelton Saturday
just from Prince Rupert. Cons. Gran
will be in eharge of Provingtal pollee
work in Hnzelton.

‘In the County Court of Prince Rupert

reqnired to pay the amount of their

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MINERAL ACT

Certificate of Improvements

NOTICE.

Esmeralda, Bornite, Belmont, Beth,

Hessle, Stuart, Taklu, © Trembleur,

Bentrice, Jack, Jackson, Camp Frac-

tional, Alda ‘Fractional, Beas Trac-
tional Bornite Fractional -and = Trix
Fractionnl mineral elaims, situated in
the the Omineca Mining Division, Cas-
siar District.

Where ‘locuted—On ernst slope of
Driftwood Range, about 15 miles north
west of ‘Takla Luke,

Take notice that Dalby B. Moutkill
of Yaneouver, B. C., acting as agent
for Consolidated Mining Smelting Co.
of Canada, Limited, Free Miner's Cer-
tificate No. 50610D, intends sixty days
from the date hereof, to apply to the
Mining Recorder tor Certificates of
liipravements for the purpose of ob-
taining Crown Grants of the aboye
chaiims. :

And further tuke notice that action.
under section, 85, must. be commence?
hefore the issuance of such Certificates
of Injprovements.

Dated this 1th day of Jannary 190°

MINERAL ACT

Certificate ef Improvements

NOTICE
Hew, Moose, Indian, Chief, Lukeview

Gramudlog, EX. Ly L Bi Frac-

tiv); Vein, Lake, View, Ax and A:

Fractional’ Mineral. Clatins, sitiei
in the Omineca Miuing Division
Cossiiy District. se

Where. Incuied—On Mt, Morice
about 6 miles west of the foot of Bear
Lake, . :

Toke uotive that Dalhy L. Morkil!
of Vancouver, Bo C.,neting as agenl
for the Consolidated Mining & Smelt-
dug Co, of Canada, Liinited. Free Min
t's Certificate No. 50016D, Intends
sixty days from the date hereof, to ap-
ply te the Miniug Recorder for Certt-
fleatos of Tnyevements for the pur
pose of obtaining Crown Grants of thy
nhaye -elaims,

Amd further take notice that aetio:
vader seetion Sal must be cammenced
hefore othe issnuanee. of such Certifl
rte: of Tnprovenients.

Dated this Tth-day-of Sannary, 1933

Tt is reported that the railways in
Sauda ouuticipnate a clarge peussenger

Muffie Over the Easter holidays.

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