al ~ * * 2 reeere Ty Te a mad Ales wilt THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1934 | Be I ary CE ER . 2 Christmas, ‘Trans- Atlantic Style ie perder a ee aT or F \ se hristmas, whether it be ashore or afloat, $s a season, locrus almost as largely on the horizon -of Sieamship Companies as cn Al that of Senta Claus himself. Schedules must be fis planned mvaths in advance for those who want to cress the Atlantic for Christmas in either B15 direction, and above all, copies of the sailing it ~ lists have to be sent to the old Saint in time for him to plan his visits to the ships at sea. This year, from the Canadian side the Canadian Pacific liner “Duchess of Atholl’ sails from Saint John December 15th, thus piving her: ressencers a chance to arrive. in the Old Country in time to hear the Waits and Carol Singers on Christmas Eve. Looking for. Canadian children Santa Claus will visi the “ Montrose”, also of the Canadian Pacific, two days mit from Saint John, on her wey to Encland. ‘It is strongly suspected by those in the know that a scene sit h as tiat shown above, which is 2 familiar feature of Christrrag festivities on all Canadian [acific liners, will he enacted by Chief Steward Leith, of the “Montrose”, aided by cotton whiskers and the spirit of Christias. Saceaas SaaS SSSaa Pz <., = = nae — - eee at ae a Of ‘the’ ‘knowledge ‘that it coats: less to. s6l] ‘with: the: -ayglatahice of iulvoptts : flespite their rendiness’ to agree ‘to theproposttion: that “ndvertising lessons ; + the gost of selling ot re ; tak aoa t, a vyteat a els Tey ns on: na nant ia pep te ee, We're frankly. ‘aunaved: ak the ‘avcidizice ét aatertting fii! ‘the’ ites Ang than without ite . doy . ba OO ae roy ‘ “y pofag i. ee Strange, 6 strange~this human: tendency to go contrary, to whit aa ledge vend. exparteneet unye tangne: us is Tight, Ds Ra a Tro: ressén your cost of selling, we commicind: to you. "th vadenale ‘ohne oo) paign of regular’ advertising ‘ta The © Omiinee Herald. A \ . _ : 7 ees Business enterprise | today has two ranjor problems: 1. to increase - 7 Loe siiles ; 2-'To lessen cost of selling.” Y¥etgo- ‘Tany. omit the use of advertising, _ i re Th Omineca Herald| NEW HAZELTON, B.C. | Published Every Wednesday Cc. H. SAWLE ~ PUBLISHER Advertising rates—$1.60 per inch per rionth reading naticea 16c per line firat insertion, 10c per line each Subsequent i neertion. Tt is good to see the Emplre of Prince Rupert urging the people. of that city to get busy themselves and secure the Skeena river catnery business that is now done chiefly in Vancouver, The cannery business is next door to Prince Rupert and isa very big. business for six months of the year. wonderful help toa the business interests 40f the eity, and incidentally would just |° about double the market for interior produce were the business handled yla Prince Rupert, or if the cannery men could be made “Northern Minded." Prenier R. B. Bennett of Canada has Won. a great victory in his fight against the timber importers of Britain who wanted to dump: Russian timher on the British market at prices no other coun- try could compete with. Hon. Mr. Ben net fonght far the Canadian timber in terests and he won- out. ship..timber to Britain, but not in a manner to interfere with the Canadian timber, A clause ta that effect was inserted in the trade agreement. be- tween Britain and Russia, The dif- ference to Canadian business: will be at least 100,000 stnndards per year. Turchasing Agent Rolling who has heen with the provinelil government fora number of yenrs, waa canned by Premier Pattullo and his. assistant, Major Moodie, in opposition to other members of the cabinet, according to a report. from the Daily Colonist of Vie- toria. There are many who: wonder now. if a trail of scalps will be left be- hind as Major Moodie and Premier Pats tulle travel. through the north.’ It is hot according to Premier Pattutlo’s sve-election promises that heads should |. he cut off right and left fdr political purposes, Neither is it the practice followed by the late government. or the government at Ottawa. IIon. R. B. Bonnett addressed a umn her of-publie meetings in: Vanconver on’ Tresday, and they were broadcast from some. of the weaker stations that pretend to pive a service fo the public, But owing to the apparently the. outefdate outfits and inadequate outfits, only Vancouver and ity stiherhs were atte to hear the Pre nmier, Yet Vancouver bucks anything the :radio commission might want to do to give a service to all ports of the province. The northern part of the of the provinee, should have | the” hest honey. coykd provide service — that We are a seat {tered population with a train nnd mail serylee once inca while. Our = daily Papers are half a week ok] if the get around on thine. ‘She northern popula tion hav is many ov more radios than hes Vaneouver. in proportion ‘to popula tion. yet all the goad. stutY, and espec laly the day time stuff never Yenches the subscribers, It is true we get the nerve brenking jazz (rotten) and all the Inxative medi¢ine advertising that. comes over in the evening. but the really worth while stuff does net get here, The radio tommnidon has: a lot to de yet. eee When the Doriinion of Canada sturts to Iniy silver atthe rate of a million, | ‘iine hundred thousand ounces per year fur silver coinage, the loenl silyer lead [ Mines’ shouldbe, sty attractive: “proposal Hon tothe mining: world: AB: yet the mining that chns been’ dorie in ‘this part ot the? world ais been chiefly’ Gnining the: mbile : ‘and, thes: “mine owners, am) ‘the tines” ‘here is’ Jits bout as AWHIS ‘and: ite enn be thken’ out: At: a profit : df thit: in: tie. chief" niin oft:those | oper ating * the - property. . Premier’. -Bemtett sf i A lve’ ‘anton weighing. 1: 100 pounds ‘ Well finished, will: yield .n-dvessed: ext {'' “J enss of 700 pounds. - _ anily. nbont 20): pony of prime cot. OF this, there: tire | It would be a |. Russia can |: lack. of power, and, | so-far as tadio goes, |- “WINTER TRAIN SERVICE’ VERY LOW FARES EAST Passenger trains leave 3 times a week, connécting at Jasper for ; all points East and South, Ask_ “Pour local -ageint for. ; information. us a New ond Much Lower Return Fares to eastern destinations are on acle Dec. lat to Jan. 5. Stop- . overs. Return limit, Three Months, _-Full particulars: from CITY TICKET OFFICE’ 528 Third Ave.’ - Prince “Rupert V-141-38 ANADIAN «0 = =] i=) z SF | om fuss ae LEN? eae i Vancouver i Iinjoy the hospitality of the Gros-; venor. Here you will be among friend-, ly people. -The. Grosvenor is a quiet’ Hotel within two blocks of the heart: of Vancouver's shopping and theatre district. vet away -from heavy traffic. Metropolitan dining room service, com-' fortable lounge and. writing rooms. ; Rates fre renasonahle. } RATES » Dailys ¢ Det’d Bath> $1.50 With Bath « $2.00 Weekly: . Detd Bath $ 9.00 With Bath $12.00 Monthly; Det'd Bath $27.00 With Bath $30.00 3 , . + , i 7 Fri. rie t cae a ee af teg lewrast piece gp oe Pdiaberosinped front ant Jona ou the Cauntdian Atlontie sen coast j was forwaurdal io. Great Critain Teeanily. Lb causdeted of Gyaeddpe: G26 teat, mustly af wodlse * 1 Output of nivtsl in Carada in, 192 woriied’ : pounds vilued at 87,179,562. Preduction during tle first Rix. mentha of 1983 amuuite to me i neunds 28 compared with 21,162,786 pounds for the Gurresyunding porlod of 1932. “Byers. home at. some tuture date | will bave “air eouditionIng” and the word “heating” will pass out of use among home owners, J. J. : Donovan, General Electrie Com- . buuy expert, told a largely. at- tended meting of the Electrical , Club at the Royal York ‘Aotel, To- Tuuto, recently. Steep . grades -of ‘the Rocky Mountain areas. presented -no dif. ficully to Lhe Royal Scot, crack Biitlsb flyer, en route to Winni- | pee and the ‘eust fram Vancouver recontly, The-all-British train is aliracting great popular enthy- ‘Siasul throughout Canada-’.on its return journey ‘to Montreal,- Montreal's, “million dollar hole” on Dorchester street, ‘where a@ rall- way terminal was. to ~ have beon - ‘bullt, will” become. the. world’s most,, costly. : “sunken. “garden, if Canada sees .eye-to -eye., “with, a . doupte: of Montreal aldermen who. Advocate” beautifying’: “the” ‘gash wit! rowers: and shrubs, re Ts