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NEW WAZELTON, BC, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1935

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MINERAL ACT
Certificate of Improvements
NOTICE

Fisher - Fractional mineral claim
situute in the Omineca Mining Divi-
sion of Range 5 of Coast District, -

Located on Mount Evelyn, Hudson
Ray Mountain and adjoining the Rio
Grande Mineral Ciaim on the north,

Take Notice that I, J. A, Rutherford
F.M.C. No, 82820D, authorized agent
for the Estate of Joseph Wisher, Free
Miner’s Certificate No, 62681D, intend
sixty days from the date hereof, to ap-
ply to the Mining Recorder for a Cer-
tificate of Improvements for the pur-
hose of obtaining 2 Crown grant of
the above aim. 2

And further take notice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced
before the issuance of such Certificate
aft Improvements. on .
Dated this Sth day of February, 1085.

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NEW HAZELTON, B.C,

Published Every Wednesday

G. H. sawid a Publisher

Advertising rate, Display 85¢c per inch

per issue; reading notices 15c¢ for the
first insertion and 10c each subse-
quent insertion; legal notices .12¢c and
8c. ‘Transient Display 40c per ineh.

THE LIBERAL CONSERVATIVE
POLICY.

‘The cateful perusal of our news-
[nupers from. diy to; day has brought
to out personal attention the large
number of honest to.'goodness Cnrna-
dian citizens who claim to possess a
sure remedy for whatever national
ailments at present afflict us, and im-

Tie Omineca Herald

~7 What is wrong with:Canada’ ds a
phrase scarcely ‘ever omitted .frém at;
least one page ofthe :dally papers.
There appears to be a-grenter number
of civil warriors now ready and will-
ing to‘ rescue Canada from “Total. de-
strnction” than were enlisted in the
courageous army of Canadian warriors
who willingly offered their livea to
protect the Dominion from. her. rep]
enemies and ‘prevent “her ‘ obsorption
At this, moment, ‘there ‘comes mind
by her ruthtess foes.
The sorrowful statement of a widow
who, on being compelled’ to pny a
wager Inede by her Jate husband that
he could “ride a fly-wheel in a saw
mill” bitterly remarked: _
“Well, William was a fine man and
kind husband, but he: didn't know sa
muth about fly wheels,” _
And. likewise, these people who re-
tain in their possession a reliable pre-
seription for national ’ sickness, are
really fine citizens, kind nelghbors and
truly loyal to King and country, and

tion. But it” seetiis quite ¢lea

they Jack the necessary expericiée in|].

the very causeof which they’ are nr-
dent exponents. ‘The environment of
their every day life and their seciusion
from direct contact with world leaders
who, oceasionally, may stack the deck
in the exciting but dungerous game of
international yolitics, naturally, ‘throu
no..shortage of whility or intelligence,
places them beyond the possibility of
success in having their honest. opin-
ions even, serutiuixed: in’ the esta blish-
ed ‘tribunal of eléeted authority,
At the present tinie:Cunndians are
perhaps, disphiying grenter‘intevest in
politics than ever before. While they
ave not all members of regularly. con-
stituted lepgislitive hodies, they posses
the estimable human quality. of - setf-
respect. and respect for authority. ad-
ded to which is a sincere desire tu
support and labor for a government
policy that will produce the best. re-
sults for all—not fur a few. :
And this brings us to the Bennett

roy Loe a areas ae "gn
Nas your ‘subscription ‘been paid yet?

mediately dispel all other ills that may have a perfect right 'to present and ex- policy of ecohomic reform and nation-
befall us in the near or distant future. plain their views on any legislative ac-} re-construction, Mr. Bemnett, as the

world at large is well aware, has,-for-

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~',. Government.. — _ noe _
It is not the policy of your Government to send single unemployed men to

large body of unemployed men=-recently domiciled in camps main-
tained by the Federal Government under the Department of National
' ° Defence—now supporting themselves as best they may.

Hos ‘| Your Government has every sympathy with tke desire of these men for
+ 2 gainful occupation; but the fact remains that under the present system
responsibility for the conduct of Relief Camps rests with the Federal

= =|. YOUR GOVERNMENT AND
| | THE PROBLEM OF RELIEF

; - : L if British Columbia to-day there exists the intélerable condition of'a

seions illvess, It ix’ generally sundor-

that he lend his party in the coming

his phice to lead on to victory for the

Liberal-Conservative party,

ia announced, all voters and. all noli-
tical parties will know that the Liber-

ed-and carefully prepared policy of |:
national advancement. a: policy, which,
once in: operation, will almost at once
remove many annoying obstacles now
obstructing the progress of Cannda. -
_ This policy may reveal sonie defects
as might ‘be expected in such a huge
.|scheme, but should any appear {of
Which it-is now doubtful) os the ‘pro-

tunately’ just recently emerged from al.
stood and, we helleve, his own desire, |.
tlection, But, if the state of his: henlth]
at that time is sueh-as to prevent: his |
entry into the contest with his usual |-

whole-hearted zeal, another will take [!

party at the polls. and the’ Bennett |:
ipolicy will still be the bolivy of thel,

Thus, when the date of the election |

al-Conservative party is seeking a re-|.
turn to office through a clearly. defin-|:

COOPER H. WRINCH

- Licensed Insurance Agent

“Handling all types§of ‘insurance’
including :
Fire, Automobile, Sick-

ness and Accident.

i?
Seraemanred

‘HAZELTON, B. C.

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Vancouver

British hospitality..and British
Columbia foods blend-happily
‘in making our. guests comfort
able. Dining-room, lounge and.
tooms, are clean, homelike and
quiet.” Near: shops, ‘theatres,
boats..and trains: r, E. G.
Beynes, well-known Owner-
Manager of the ‘Grosvenor,
gives. his personal.- assurance
of the highest quality modern
hetel service to visitors fram
all points in British .

Columbia.
White for
Weekly and /WiCiaeeind
Monthly (3a ar es
Rates.” on

- "45,500 single mex
their homes.

Recreational and physical training centres for unemployed youth
have been established and placed under expert supervision. Enrol-

“ “There were on April 15 last, 4096 single men in National Defence
. Relief Camps in British Columbia, while the Province maintained |
2 and women—6,000 in Vancouver alone—in

: noe = , The cost. to the Provinclal Treasury aloneis approximately $450,000 -
4 Uo Sag. & month. Ottawa adds a fixed grant of $150,000 a month.

Oo. OF these mén in Relief Camps, more than 73% are not residents:
es cof British Columbia. |, | ‘

“o/s 2, Special Health Camps are maintained exclusively by the Province,
‘ ‘and these and other health services cost approximately $18,000 4
_.- month, Medical care is given and special attention paid to diet

_ and sanitation for those unfit for labor.. -.. ,

_ 1’ ‘eenter throughout the country.

cody, Be oW, Beatty, KC, “LED,
* chairman and president. of the
“, Canadian Pacific Railway, stated
, that the Canadian National: Raij- :
‘< way system was never an- honest
experiment in) publi¢ ownership
;-and that it was neither, more nor . |,
“less” than @ ‘sad °decident: -’. This” *

ada's most difficult problem. and
~.threatens national solvency,

“Starting a tour of Canada which
+ will Include: the: principal cen=
,, tres of the Doniinion. Lord Baden-
© Powell, Chief Scout,.Lady Baden- _
“Powell; chief of the’ Girl Guides. ©
-‘and their two. daughters. landed
at. Vancouvet from §8,§, « Princess
» Charlotte recently and are being
» piven rousing welcomes in: every

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Relief Camps. It has, on the other hand, heen its unremitting ‘task to _ |gram is developed, they will be parti- “we
prevail upon the Federal Authorities to assume full responsibility for culavly -studied, systematically dealt
unemployment in Canada. It has constantly pressed for theestablishment ; ace with ‘ 1 eee
», Of a National Unemployment Board and-for the inauguration of'a nation~ 4a vith and quickly: eliminated. ae
wide programme, of useful public warks pnd assistance to private industry qe :No other party in the appronching
financed on the national credit of the Dominion—to absorb the un~ ; election will offer the electors.such a B.C. LA ;
on ft ia aa be Be electors: such a _-€. LAND. SURVEYOR
hee in gainful ya bi ts mad by th te . .|Clear-cut, understanding. proposoi,’ and rin
€ present situation, deplorable as itis, is made more so by the activities “13. T the: voters “ns . Pp
of aubversive elements determined to undermine all existing institutions. aun rt th vinatlan i it they unitediy J. Allen Rutherfor d
‘These groups have capitalized the distress of their fellows in order to gain: : jSupporr the candidates of the Liberal | aS virveys promptly executed
". their own ends, There has been intimidation of business establishments. _..:. Couservative party in Canada, ’ ren es
‘and encouragement in acts of violence. oo : oo ey TE oo a ot - . Smithers, B:C. ;
Your Government, contrary to the general impression, has never required: . .. __., So4A, Oo | aieaeing Gn audience or More = [yee Bs
unemployed whose homes have been in British Columbia, to go to Relicf | ae | ie ‘than a ‘thousand representative pEte Cc ce here eet ccc eee eae eg
' Camps. The facts are: ; 1: , we ; ;, business :men at’ Toronta: recent- cathe TS cree a

9 .on payment of regular.

|Stopovers allowed” at Port
| Arthur, Armstrong & East

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