po

_ hew power plant. will be. .

THE OMINECA pRALD, WEDN ESDAY, “NOAEMBER: 12). 1y30 .

aera Tea a

Heavy duty truck,

“Heavy duty truck,
and Dual wheels

Smithers

| Touring He $872.00
Roadster -- - - - 872.00 _
Light Delivery - =) = 872.00 —
‘Coupe ~*- ee 979,00
_ Coach. me 989.00
. Sport Coupe os em 1081.00 0°.
Clob-Four Door Sedan - 1050.00:
Special Sedan. -  - 1111.00
Utility Express Truck with
factory cab. - 1056.00.

‘SHUTHERS GARAGE & ELECTRIC

- Dealers” .,

. Also the. best équipped repair varage in North- :
nS ern British Columbia.
arn : Oxo > Acetylene Welding

—

1930 Chevrolet Prices.

ASixi in the price range of aFour_

factory cab 1227.00
factory cab

1254.00

- + BC

Ps be trawre

‘NEW BAZELTON, B.C.

Publistied ‘Brery Wednesday.
G,. _H. ‘SAWLE ,

[the ‘Omineca Herald

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advertising rates—$L.50 per inch’
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: VICTORIA Govsenmtr “WINS

The “eleétion | of Mr. Lontet, the Con.
; servative ‘candidate in North Vancou-

7 | ver provincial by-election, can be re-

garded. ag nothing but B decided endor-
‘sation by. the ‘people of North Vancou-
/Yer of the Tolmie government, ‘In’ the
‘Liberal, : Was elected,. and in face -of
that ond the offer of the. leader of
the opposition to put no candidate
din the’ field on certain conditions,
the government eandidate. wen with
a majority of over 450, Premier Tol-
mle refused to pledge the province
to complete the P. G. B, The voters

by. the - Opposition
Leader. The Opposition tried to mak

~but the
consid-

stion in North ‘Vancouver,
voters apparently took’ into
eration also. the whole
the government during ‘the ; two ‘Years:
it has been in power,

when the. gov ernment. decides to: app

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KELLOGG INVESTS AT LONDON

Will Build. New. $150,000, Power Plant
"te. Look after Future"

London, Ont—The. Kellogg Cob-
pany of Canada will build a new pow-
cr plant. to cost in the neighborhood
of $150, 000, Work will: ‘he started
this fall, Announcement ~ was made
to this effect to-day by Engene HH.
ecter of the company, who jas sent
McKay of Battle Creek, Miech. div-
to London by L. H. Brown, president
of the parent company, to make, a
survey of, the London. plant. Mr. Me-
Kay was accompanied to London by
engineers’ and ‘architects of the ATb-
bert Kabn Company, ‘of Detroit, who
assisted him in the- survey from a
technical standpoint. -

The new power plant will be Taree
enough to-take care of: future devel-|.

/ opment of the eompany.. Tt. will be
‘built south ‘of’ the Dresent.

Dundas );
Street. ‘plant and. will. face: : on King
Street so. DB. to: Eire: room, for. new fa-
‘etory additions; which. the: company,
‘anticipate ‘making, ih. London. | The,
the - most
modern of its kinds that enn "be .ccon-
structed. There: twill iso , be. new and
modern - ecoal: -shutes..to handle * the
fuel; new sidings will also, hare to be
"built, a '
“Tt was not the. original intention,”
said Mr. MsKay. to-day, “to erect this

power plant’ till next Fear, but Mr:
Kellogg has: felt very strongly - that
the company should do all it could
to assist the unemployment sitiiation
in the present crisis. ,As. ao result,
some of our. _ building projects .. in
Battle Creek have been , advanced
and we are following the same policy
in London” |

J. R. McKinley, the Yocal: manager,
has been urging the company to start.
Work this fall on some of the com-
pany’s building programs ‘and has
beei’ placing the needs’ of ‘the London !
plant before the directors,

We have been married a “year and
nerer quarrel, If a, difference of. op-
inion arises and I. am right, Felix, al-
ways. gives in immediately,
' And if he-is right? ©

That never occurs. - y

ing- for a rather. high wage. ‘seeing that’!

the. -bugliiess makes ° it’ ’go ) mueh harder
for me. ot

7

Do you mean. to al the maz-
istrate, that such a physical wreck as

your husband fs, gave you that ‘Wack
eye? 7
The womnn smiled - -protidly. He '

wasn’t a physical wreck, yotiy honor,

til he gave me that. black eve. i

Possible employer—Bat you re" ask

that you ‘mow nothing: of ‘the’ business ' —
" Applicant—But: ‘knowing. nothing” of

se..that nothing extra- ordinary turns

—_ up. in the meantime. .

‘“Tt would be well for. the. -genera’
voters in. this Skeena., riding to heed
what took place in North, Vancouver.
The Tolmie government. will ,be. in|,
power for qnite a. number of year,
They are not through, as some Lib

the Tolmie policy -and. the , Tolmle
efforts are beginning. to. be. gather: |
; There is great development | about 1
, take place. in Northern:. British . C: ,

umbia’ especially, -Tolmie and his rm

. | ernment ‘are working ‘for that. Rail- |: bo

iway construction and read consteuel-
ion in-the next few “years will he
greater in the north than: ever
in, its history. If any part of British

Columbia should be favorable to the sz
_ 2 {present government it

is Northern
British Columbia.” _— 7 oS * ~

oa ‘THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
As the Thiiperial Conference, at ‘Lon-
“don drew toa closé-it ‘was’ évident that
Canada’s Piemier ‘had st least ‘trans-

“lated ‘the’ ‘question of Emplre trade de-

velopment from an ‘abstract. ‘problem:
into a’ conerete issue. And ‘the: issnée
ds one which is Ikely to determine the
ute of political parties in the Mother |,
Land “within” the next: year. oe
The Macdonald ‘government will not
tax wheat. While it remalns: in pow-

res 4 ® rep a,

SINAOIH ICAI ICANN IOHEION 4

we book-keeping: ‘expense, ete.,
ae et our: customers; -

~ ‘what'the: cash'stores have done in Targer centres, . 2

dally assist-in duplicating these- prices: here | by* your. Suppo

greater the ‘turnover |

On November. 1, 1930, We Went, on a Cash’! Basis |

while‘ we. wvill maintain quality, 3 we. will raduee. overhead: in bad. debts -
“and ‘pass the benefit of the savit
have” read, if" ‘you: have riot exy

“You:

bike eextetid: to you er hearty: invitation 40 visit our 8 0 rk
“VOU: all Be our regu ar customers'i in: ‘the fature ee

INE ICIOHESDE ACACIA IDNR DIENER

“adopting - a Cash. System

the less margin we. can-do business on, es:

deaitemninerceccenel,

a male a

var month |

believed. the ‘Premier and paid no a
| attention of the attempt ‘to bribe ‘the
't Premier made’

the railwny question the whole que-|

reccord - of
The decision ' .
-Jmade by North Vancouver will ‘also 2
be the decision of the whole province _

eal to the electors, providing, of” cour- ;

eral” papers.: and - politicians, try tol:
tell you. fhe government. is. Just zett- |;
ing nicely started-and. the fruits . 01

was |. !

Sout
TRAINS

he laxury anid os
me Bers of Cana adian
; - National. whenever Jt
travel’ south or a.
_ Modern equipment + < +:
Bessonal servicer .

t and Amyox,

Tor Stowar 4.00 nme.

Wo neslore

ye and Ketchls

For Stews days 4.00 p.m:

kon, Satur

Pence Rupert
ri South, Queen Char+
‘atte Islands:

er trains, -€Aav0 .
Bamenger | bee ensl-
bound, Mondays. Wed-
nesdays and Saturdaye.. .

: "120: p.m.t weatbound. .
” Sundays, Tuesdays one :

Yhuradoys, 7+ 5L. a.m.

‘CANADIAN |
NATIONAL

uli coformauen irom -
‘ae ork Agen, o: ,
Me, ae LB Mea Ges DON -

ers: | " Diss Pagsenco: age:
: . Prince Ruvert FC
: ‘ S$ - a We

er. ‘Canadian, Austialian, ‘south: Afri-
can and, Indlan~ wheat will enjoy: no
aidvantages’ over: Russian w heat, ‘The
ajffleulty. from | ‘the ‘Canadian stand-
polit - is that- “the* average » “Canadian-
farmer to support himself and. his
family’ recording. to, .Caniadian sstand-
ards requires an, income the equival-
ent. of perhaps $10 :h‘ day; .while the
Russian farmer gets 28e a day from|
‘Communist - “neadjuarters: TA price
that means a profit for the., Russian,
may well mean ruin. to. the Canadian.
' Opponents, of the. Canadian - ‘govern-

| plain that in ‘return for’ his preference’

these, goody. pia ‘ereate® pa

- The. next "Section sont
most t Interesting. in. the,.,

a

Awe if

ment’s proposals, ‘in’ Canada as well as].
in Great Britain, say the plan “asks |
Britain to- tix ‘foreign wheat: for the |:
benefit | of, Canada.

.-HMBALMING FoR shunreneT. A BPECIALTY |-¢ |!

P.O. Box 18 ; ;
PRINGERUPERR, BO, witlbeine us", § |

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“They ‘fall’ to. ex] :

Canada: ‘offers, the people “of Britain cia
market ‘for. “hundreds © of” mhilllona ' of so
dollars, worth; of. manufactured | Brit- am
ish : zoods;" that the’ ‘Thbor® going’ ‘into a
palited .

ready. hatin tm economie devel: i
onmient : and | in hat: respect: ‘will be of {4
as idee! Anteret: ‘to. (Canadians. as tp, the:
[fuente om ine. ‘Britih eles

- Olfjco—Over the Drug Store «

_ SMITHERS, B.C.

Hours: 9 a,-m..to. 6p. mH, -
ings by appointment,

Even:

| ea ics mnie

Hotel
"Prince Rupert

a Beat Goon Hoven

Prince Rupert
wo BG
: cm B., Rocmssres, Manager

Rates $1.50 per day up. ,

HLF. Nol

SMITHERS; B. C.

*
.

i Carries an up-to-date stock of.
- Dry Goods
-. ‘Men’s Wear
Boots and Shoes’
Furniture. “0
- Household Furnishings

Special orders receive prompt at-
.., bent ion.

‘|Build B. 6, Payroll

This
spies
Confidence

A. mother five at ‘Merritt rats- i
ed her three children to. vigorous. i
“health on: Pacific Milk: Year af-
.ter year Pacifle goes into the }
homes rich, fresh and pure, It °!
“will, ‘be the “preferred “milk “of ‘the’
“happy. families in thie: next gener’
atiqn:’ MAES OEM

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