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INVEST $2.

by millions of dollars.

| to normal good conditions,

thing -he needs or pays an

“The. Omineca Herald has

WILL: YOU oo
IN" PROSPERITY? _

Good times, that is times of normally prosperous cone
ditions, are here, w: niting for.us-to put them to work
Industrial and finanelal leaders tell us so. Bankers ;
tel] us also that savings were’ never 50 great.
il yea savings accounts thronghout Canada ‘increased
. There’s where the good times
_ conditions are—tied up in Savings Banks accounts,
t when a lot of it- ‘shoukl be paid on accounts, and the -
“ balance of that increase spent in normal’ buying at
bteyatling low - ‘prices would have us w ell on the way

a > ; _ on
Here s How Your $2.00 Works
You decide to invest $2.00 in prosperity—the best way
is to buy something you have been putting ‘off buying,
or to poy it on account, and if you owe us an account-—
eomine, peferably our account,

' -That $2.00 is paid out in wages, or we pay. amac- _
count, preferably our account. Here’s what happens te

yeceive your $2.00 back, either. in articles sold, if you HI
are ib business, or in Wages as your place of employ: < -
ment receives orders that your $2.00 has helped create.

$2.00 accounts. Each one paid means $2.00 more fo: re
“ing into circulation through our employers - a oa

LOOK AT THE LABEL TODAY,
_ -Teareg f make your: ‘Investment 1 in prosperity with US.

ann

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‘Her'e’s what happens

ra)

account, until finally you

subseriptions in arrears—

*

Ie 3 you are in 1 ar

=

FORD IS INCONSISTENT

Henry Ford does not believe in mrs

den truck. He recently notified bh...
eluployees that any married man wl
did uot cultivate a garden and product

nilssed ‘from his:; employ. On. thé oth

en or more feetorles ‘throughout the
Downton manufacturing: ‘Ford - : CIS,
hae would: einploy.. more. nen,: give: al

‘to emply": ‘their’: funds; ‘and. it woul:

‘the areas, “where food. ig- produced. ‘ ;
the present time Ford employs | mun;
thonsands tn one city, and ‘that city i i’
thonsnnds of miles from’ the grea”

all consistent, He believes in thu.
kind of co-operation that. makes every,
one co-operate ‘with ‘im, and: him only).

x Ay ‘Woodland and. Mrs. : Avoodiana|
af Prince: Tuipért who: are well knowm| |

In ‘the {uterlor have’ returned, from a ‘a

two’ months . trip ‘to: Bermuda and. ‘tole
* They. travelled av.

ae

nl isnot af,
“Ford . | Vancourer paper: received - along.

lite alnee last Thursday’ and ther ew |
che no nior Tatil next Thukeday, oF on

THE LATE MISS KATE RYAN

Miss'Kate Rynn-of Yukon fume will
be remembered by quite nonnber of
the old tikes in these putts, They
will regret: to leant | ‘that she Lusseg
away in Vancouver last week in St
Paul's hospital where she bad been il
patient foru iiuaher ‘of ‘vonths, + The
late Miss Tiyan. was to-the Yukon what
Florence Nightingale Wis to the soldi.
‘ers. After-the Klondyke! rush the de-
eraser: settied | in - Stewart and lived
there fora: diner ‘of yerrs before gb
Ang south, ‘She: Wiis Alay fon “YOure
oF ges a

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reels - dnterferrer
trangpartatly:,

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othe

“Great: ‘tho ds

a materlatly ° with

business’ of. all: ratlways, ‘both electrte '
There hig heen only: any y

and xteam, .
thy

paper, in’ Ja, “weeks, - ‘Farina were -floade!.

Mont: .

Brunswick 1s-coneldered as the

- well known

~ made and being made to ¢elyi

» : topics

30,000 ton’.
be’ overated ' on°the run between
; New York. and Yarmouth, NS.

‘land many. people. were. “lviven: fron. the f° real,

‘hones: and: mue Mnmage AWWAS"

i all the: area
i

; *|ecvestay: ‘diormig. hifter: spending soe cat

lub will meet at Mrs. Cow's.

- val at that. Canadian Rockies. re’

New Brunswick, —

» Were preseut

8. Custumns offictata,

Cee to Home .

Vancouver, has shipped 700 tons of

sinds to China.

DT. MacDonald of Eluzelton ' War

fined in the’ police court’ on- Monday
for being srunks:~$20.00 or 30 days.

A quilt. was found in the rond nen)
the Omineca Herald office. .

|. Last Tuesday Mrs, Chappell: won the

prize at the Felix Club bridge zame at
Mrs, John Newick’s, © Next week the

The Hospital Auxiliary met at Mrs

Sargents on Tuesday afternoon and af.-

ter the regular business was completed
it was decided to put on an April Foo!
carnival on Friday April 1. Partiew.
lars will be given later.

Montreal witnessed an‘ unpre
cedented. invasion from Qfiebec -
on the first ‘week-end of Feb-

. Puary, wher over 3000 men, woe
men and children, drawn from all
‘ranks and classes, arrived on the
three dollar return Canadian Pa-
cific excursion from the Ancient
Capital. Four special trains were
used.

‘Seated on a glittering ice
throne between two huge natural
icebergs,.Miss Margaret Steven-
son, of Edmonton, in her role as
Carnival] Queen and: ‘assisted by
His Honor Lieutenant-Governor
“W. L.-Walsh, opened the 16th An-
punt Banff. Winter Sports Carni-

fort, this month.

‘Tha appointment of: Ww. R Pat.
terson to be General Auditor,
Canadian Pacific Railway, has
been announced, effective Feb-.

’ Tuary 1, over the signature of E.
E, Lloyd, Comptroller, in gucces-

- sion to G. C. Gahan, who died re- .
cently. Mr. Patterson, who was
born in Toronto in 1890, is one of
the youngest railway executives
‘on. the - ‘continent, .

Plans tor a national chanipion-
- ship for grouse and woodcock
dogs are under way and New

best possible locality for staging
the event. . Field. enthusiasts in
- the United States: recently. held a
meeting to discuss the champion-
ship and were preatly' influenced -
by the advice of Ozark Ripley,
sport + ‘writer, who
strongly. advocated the. dains of -

" Indication ‘of “the. contribu ion
an
tion by the engineering profession
. Was demonstrated at’ the 46th
arinual convention ' of the Engi-
veering Institute of Canada held :
ut the Royal York Hotel, Toronto,
recently. A very wide variety of .
‘formed the hasis of
Apeeches .and discussions at the
convention at which the most out-
Standing -men io the protession

A littie brown juz left rand -
_ Pre, N.S., tecenUy on a long jour. '
bey south’ to the Land of Dixie,
Unlike the brown jug: ofthe old «
Boug, it did mot contaln ale, or
abything Hlely to’ exciie the 0
Just 4ater
from the historte well of Fvanee-.
line at Grad’ Pre Memorial Park, -
site of the birthplace of Long-
 fellow'’s,” heroine, The water
Wwttl be sed. ‘tn christen: ths new
steamer “Acadia”. to:

. Ski- -lng,. the port, that: has had
the greatest growth of | aby’ winter ©
_ Activity Inthe’ paat: dgende,. reach...

:@0 ‘Ita peak’ this year-with “thou- |
sands of -skfers B

‘the ‘L aurentlans, | ;

orth. of Mont.
every weg end, Special. -
‘trains are ptt: at. ‘thelr. disposal”
“by” the: Canadian : “Pacific -Rall-

.way:.” Stmilar, ‘week-end, outings
are ‘enentiraged by: this: ‘railway
hires. int:

popu: ,-

‘lation and: F

‘Short ‘Stories.

Owner.
*/cun fave sume by calling at the Herald

Jthe estate of James Hliner .Jacobson,

iat, Vunarsdol in the. Province ar. ‘Brit

: ‘Saturday , lust is ah. pitient. .

rebiing out,to. -|

jitimates show :—Agriulture: $51,000, 00}:

] 000;"fisherles: ‘315,000, :
jored. values. when a coma with 198c: ;

; Meals 50c to.$1.00

- Open: day and night, ‘ ‘All is new
* Sell bread, confectionery, candy,
‘ cigars, tigerettes, tobacco

Econ ROOMS to LEt ,
_ Ble to $1.00,

New furni ture ;

“BC. LUNCH ff

BE LAND SURVEYOR.
oF Allan ° ‘Rutherford

~ Barveys promptly executed.
~ SMITHERS, B. G.:

‘Wn. Grant’s Agency
ve Notary Public :

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- NEW HAZELTON

HOTEL ~

Gus Christianson, Proprietor

-_

ISTRATION ACT

‘and

Elmer Jacobson, Deceased

TAKE NOTICE that by an order of
His Honor H. BH, A, Robertson, local
Judge of the Supteme Court of British
Columbia, dated February 16th, A. D

1932, I was appointed administrator of

decensed. All parties having claim?
against the sald estate, are hereby re.
quired to forward same to me, proper.

Mareli, 1982; and all parties being in.
debted to the said estate; are hereby
required to pay the amount of* their
indebtedness to me forthwith.

Dated at Smithers,. BGy. :

this 1th day of February, A.D, “1932

a H. B, Campbell, -
- Official - ‘Administrator

IN THE MATTER OF.
THE ADMINISTRATION ACT

a and
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
or ALBERT BURTON, _ DECEASED

JAKE NOTICE that by . order...
His Honour H. B.A. Robertson, Loe
Judge of the Supreme. Court of British
Columbia, .dated 24th. February, 1982,
Twas appointed - administrator of the
Estate of Albert Harton; deceased, lite

ish Columbiae fee. 0
All persons, having’ ataims aninst |
the said Estate’ are. hereliy required to

and all persons

hereby requir ed to pay the amounts of
aie indebtedness to me forthwith;
‘Dated at, Saitthors, B: Oo
this. 20th, hay ae February, 1932,
H..B. Cainpbell,
Official Adininistr utor

W.H, Simpson of the Kispiox Wit
audmitted to the Hazelton Hospital or
He wil
bed fe

probably: he confined to his
‘some Uttle. ‘the,

The :
veh

The’ ronds Lre beginning ta: break uy |?
and trny eng - ix, not. cof the: bests ,

Mix, Tarold Gould Jett: Satuvdny to
Smithers, enroute to. her’ home at Bar.
ret.
tlons were gly en ta her! honor. ;

lpee

y “Present vestimintes Inidlente: that sant |S
ish | Columbia produced : ynines Of: ap.

: proximately’, $148,000,000° in its four) te

primary, industries in 1931; ‘These eB:

‘forestry - $45,000,000 ;: “aaining -$37,000,-

Have you pala’ yout subevinton xe

. time | as cn patient, in the heapltat. -

IN THE MATTER OF THE. ADMIN.

| acini |

In the Matter of the, Estate of James

ly verified on or before the 19th day of |.

These P

; forward particulars of same, “properly |}
‘verified, to me.on or before the 23rd |

‘| day ‘of Mareh, 1932;
| being indebted to the suid Estate are

hese. low- {J

‘Representing

Leading Fire and ‘Lite
. Insurance Companies:

‘REAL ESTATE Agent |

Licensed and Bonded

_HAZELTON, B. 3. C

The Hazelton Hospital

"The Hazelton Hospital issued the
kets for any period at $1.50 per
mouth In..advange. This rate in-
eludes office cunsultations, medl-
cines, as-well as all costs. while
in the honpital. Tiekets are ob-
talnable in Hazlton at the drug
store er by mail from the medl-
eal superintenda nt. at the hospital

City: Transfer
- Smithers, B. C.

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