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THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. €., WEDNESDAY,

AUGUST 1%, 1938

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There are many opportunities to increase trade | .
| | WRITE VICTORIA
Information is available

Fhe Government of the Province
‘maintains in Victorian a Bureau of.
“ _., . Trade ‘Extension for the two-fold pur-

pose of promoting the sale of British ~~
Columbia Products in foreign and do- |

‘ moestic markets and of providing
authorative information with regard

to the many and varied industrial op-
portunities whieh wait capital and
enterprise,

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY
VICTORIA, B. C.

Hon. W. J. Asselstine, E. G. Rowebettom .
Minister Deputy Minister

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_ Province. of British Columbia™:

Department of Mines

The value of mine production in 1937 was $74, 415, 902.
an increase of $20, 398, 935 over: 1936.

“NOTICE—It. is the Snfention to cancel | the surveys, fleld-notes and
offidini- plans: of stirvey ‘of all reverted Crown-granted mineral claim
appearing’.on the list of such reverted: claims, except those -- in, res...

to section 161,."Taxation: Act.” oe Fo ee

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‘sought harmony” in? ‘relations’ of PIO |.
vineos, for lad of Which the’ ‘evolutions ;

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MAKING CANADA |

a Betler Place in Which to Live and
Work

Canadians on vital problems affecting
the future welfare of Canada.

Specially written: for the Canadian
Weekly Newspaper. Association. |

+ Der: Sir — bored

I am sensible of, the very kind com-

| Winent implied in your request that I
{speak for the ‘prairie editors on. the

problem on which you have challenged

| the Interest of our country's leaders in
{the true mission of

the Canadian
Weekly press. ;

I have read. with keen interest, As
I assume all-of ‘the weekly editors
have, the. views expressed by master
minds in varions depariments ef bn-
ninn vetiy ity by which we have been
nided in knowi ing the place we ought to
fi in the national fabric. I pass ov-
er the views expressed on varied
phuses of the social sytem and of plans
and policies in respect thereof favored
hy varled classes of society concerned
for the world’s welfare as they con-
ecive it. For, summing it all up, I am
the more firmly convinced that, as. the
years of hard ani sometimes bitter ex-
perience has taught me, the commun-
ity editor has lost sight of his true ot.
jective, who gives thought and effort
toward advancing the theories, plans
and policies of others,’ however worthy
of respect they may be. His true mis-
sion is, as you have ably defined it, to
“make Canada a better place in which
to live nd work" and his point of at:

is, or ought to be most: directly influ.

enced .by his weekly summary of news
and views,

As he surveys the week’s happenings

around him, he will note with SOrrow
that disturbers are busy bent on ex-
Hloiting regional, social, racial and re-
ligiots riv alries and differences.. To
do a good job of’ ‘his ehosen mission,
the rural: editor will strive with pen,
and person to allay dissension and pro-

mote hirmony and the real community
spirit Where and when he ventures
abroad m the panaroma. of human af-
‘fairs, le should eschew’ alliance with
or interest in political parties or group
centering his whole heart and talents
on promotion of general understanding
und appreciation of the wonderful pri-
vilege it is to be @ citizen of Canada
in teese times of ‘world confusion Be-
ing in heart and action loyal to his
country, be will be jeatously proud of
Canada’s place and ‘inflnence. in ‘the
great Commonwealth of British - na-

But first, last and always, Iam firm
ly convinced that the weekly editor
‘makes his best contribution of service

in which to live arid Work” by radiat-
‘ing barmony,
institutions and sense of civie. obliga-
tion in. his own community If we
mike a good job of it the leaven will

‘| be felt din ‘our neighbor towns and ul-|

timately contribute toward that mueh

of a truly: national conselgusness ‘still
tarry in the realm ‘ot fancy.
“'Yourg sincerely, |

Kdlitor | Estevan “(Saak) Mercury

faa od cehegrten et

A series of letters from distinguished |.

tack is the community whose welfare ;

tlons, pledged to the furtherance and}
-‘} ultimate triumph of the ‘democratic
[system of gor erlimeént ”

foward “making Canada a better place |-

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SHOOTING SEASON

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18 NEAR

As yet the shooting or hunting sea-
son isnot open. We do not know whe
has heen doing the shooting, nor do we
know that. the shooters vere shooting
at. anything in’ particular, We do,
however. know that n pair of dues
were around the pond fora few days
and that ther did considerable t yin
at about the same time us the shoot-
ing was going .on.
got awny, because they
for ithe pot or the oven yet
early in the season. The young re,
not big enough and the old birds have
not heen able to get any grain yet. In
nay case ducks should not be shot at
at this time of year. - It is- not sporting
and there ‘is no one in these parts so
hungry. that..shooting out of season
can be excused. But the worst fer-
ture is shooting go close in where there
are men, women and children, horses

pect te. be shot at early in the morn-
ing or early in the evening. We knew
nll, or a good many of the excuses, but
accidents, and uasty ones, do. happen.
With the hunting season not far off
it is timely that a warning should be
given to all who expect to handie fire
armas. Relief hunters should not exist
n. future, Phere is ample supplies of
regular ment. . Then, spotrsmen might.
‘remeber that they are sportsmen and
not slaughterer Be Give the gimmie birds
and ‘fnimals a break, Before you fire

, trour Run he sure Ww hat you’ re ‘firing. at.

key shoot in auitial in ‘the fleshy part
of its batly and let it rm away to die
hours ofterward in Reouy, is not being
f.sport. Then if you shoot blind at an
unimal you do not, know whether it is
a buck or a doe. It w ould not be far
from the truth te. say that os many
docs ave Killed us bucks. There should
be something: done about that. - °
Then, there is just the possibility of
of horus” being a human. being, pro-
‘bably your own. bunting. partner,
.tesult .of such an ‘accident would be
really horrible, but after the shot has
been tired is. tov, late. .

Why not, Be careful, and. be snve first
and why ‘not keep within measuring
distance.of the law which was passed |
‘to protect you and your future - ‘sport,
not to.make you -it criminal.

respect for established | [fe

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We hope the ducks .
are net ready !
It is ton °

nnd cattle, none of whom or whieh, ex-|-

that “fine big buck with a great spread

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MINERAL ACT:

Certificate of Improvements .

| NOTICE

Itooseyelt ‘Recovery. ‘Minera Plat,

sion of Casslar District.)
‘Located on. Six Mile ‘Greek’ near ‘Haz.
elton and adjoining the Silver Bell’ .
Mineral Claim on it’s east aide; “0 ‘Omin-
eca Mining : :Division.- “
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TAM. 0. No. 83560D,. authorized- agent. -
for Wm. Glebe, Free: Miner's: ‘Certifi-:
cate No, 83489D, “fntend,. sixty dnys
date hereof if etoy apply, to the
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