T Past Service
Benson Bros}

Good Drivers
Comfortable Cars
Always on:the Job

Phone Hazelton
Omineca Hotel, 2 long.2 short!

“Build B.C. Payrolis”

Physicians
Prescribe
‘it

Seager ‘
Pate

In the letters received, mothers
tell us: they adopted Pacifie Milk
as a food for tiny babies,on phy- ~
sieian's | prescription. For where
the child was ill the physician

_ was called. The number of pre-
sctiptions mentioned reaches a
large total. ; a

Pacific Milk

. 333 Drake St, Vancouver
Faeteries at Abbotsford and Ladner

Hotel
Prince Ropert

A, REAL Goon Horgan

Prince Rupert
B.C.

H. B. Rocunstizn, Manager

_ Rates $1.50 per day up. ,

6 W, + Daieon, eProp.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL
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Hazelton’. - - B.C.

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- cludes: office consultations, : t medi- ,

in. ‘the. *hosptta., Dist ate ‘ob!

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+ eines, as “sell 98. ‘all costs) while. / Bratch, of the ‘Dominion. Department |

‘thE UMINEva ARAL, WEDNESDAY. APRIL: 9, (1930°. |

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B. 6. LAND SURVEYOR
J. Allan. Rutherford -

Surveys promptly executed,
_ SMITHERS, B.C.

Henry Motors
Limited |

Ford Cars

General Garage Repairs
by experienced men

Acetelyne  —S |
Welding |

Garage and Showrooms

Smithers, B. C,

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DR. R. C BAMFORD

~ DENTIST.

Office—Over the Drug Store

SMITHERS, B. C.

Hourr 9 a, m. to 6p. m.
ings by appoimtment,

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Garden Seeds

James Brothers
Brown Brothers
Wm. Rennie. Limited

“Thirty Different: Col-
ors of Sweat Peas
D. GLENNIE

Prince Rupert

".. WHY KEEP OLD HENS? _
In disenssing methods of increasing

eRe: * production, rr, oO. Hiford, ‘Domin:
jon. Poultry: ‘Husboxdmon, ~ asks -the
“why keep

old. hens?” ‘He: ‘provides | the ‘answer

conducted: ‘by: ‘the: Bxperimental. Fain

r the ‘heh,

Pony steven 4] The Om

governments, :
: ration :0f the latter benefit" has. just

bys ‘citing official figuiés’ from tests | A ‘A

NEW. HAZELTON, B.C.

: ‘Published Every Wednesday
CG, H. SAWLE | PUBLISHER

Advertising rates—$1,60 per inch per month
reading notices 16c per line fret insertion. lec per
Hine each rubsoquan insertion. .

FAIR PLAY FOR LABOR

The Conservative party has served
the worker in Canada well, -

Its, fundamental policy, is to provide
for him a market in Canada for his:
work, whether it be work on the farin’
in the factory, ‘the mine of the forest

Closely: allied “with that furdamen-
tal has been insistance that he ‘recieve’
fair compensation for’ this ‘Tabor:
There is no: encouragement for the
dairy or poultry farmer, for the fruit:
and vegitable grower or for the grain
grower if-he be. forced to work eigh-
teen hours a day and accept non-pro-

though for him the situation -is per-
haps even more discouraging. : Where
he iy not given a fair chance ogainst
Ass production, or cheap labor of
foreign countries, he cannot find eu
ployment at any Brice. - a

Such encouragement as the work:
er has received can be traced. very
largely to Conservative legislation or.
to Conservative | pressure .on other
An outstanding © illist-

been announced. For’ two ‘Fears - in
parliament Conservatives have fought
for elght hour day on government
works, whether earried - out by: private
‘Jeontracts or not, ond for the eight
hour day for the civil service.) For
two years they have fought | to have
the government compel those carrying
out government contracts to pay fair
wages.. Less than 2 month. ago it was

‘shown that on _ public works in Nova,

Scotia that a wage of 20 ‘cents per
hour was ‘paid. The same ‘work "Té-
cleved 35: to 45, cents per hour in Ot- |
tawa and up. to 55 cents” ‘per ‘hour
"further West. - The . workmen in all
three cases were Canadians, subject
to the sate common taxation and the
same laws.

The climax came March “Si when
the Government bowed to’ the pressure
of critism “and announced. that the
eight hour day would be made effect-
ive-on all Government works and ger-
+lcees and the Minister of Public Work

of © the’ ‘Conservative
party to, the’ welfare of the Conadian.
worker. . .

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USING PRINTER'S INK’ ~
ro : a
The American Bankers’ Magatine
hax something to say which‘ should be
dren by all business and professional |
‘inens “No business: in any. town. should

i fallow. a newspaper published in ‘his

town go , without his: name and -busin-
eS being mentionéd ' somewhere : ‘in the
columny,:- ‘Thig: applies: ‘to all” kinds of
business. ‘and professional | ‘men.: “MIs
does ‘not mean that you should: chave a
whale, half or! even. a quarter: page: ad.
in: eneh’ ‘Essite: ‘of: ‘the: paper, : ‘but’ _your |
name, should ° “he* intentioned Te. “you' do

Av atrntiger picking up “neivspaper’
should | ‘be able: to” ‘tell wha ‘business |)
rem eaented in ‘the ‘town by looking |

vale to’ himsel? ‘and the. town.'

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neca. Herald |

fitable prices for his labor. ‘The same
jhoids true to the indtstrial worker,

has promised: that fair wages will‘ be i
: couttibution

: Rov

hot “ise, more: “than” ‘a two. line: space :

>The. wal
| Life ‘of: a town: -depenas upon thie’ live.

make. political |

Easter’

Speci

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We hi 2
in and look it over.

he

_ something 3 you want.

“We knosi thee ig, :

pally

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»  OMIINECA HOTEL

"Hazelton

faet is that B..C, car owners pay ten |
per cent - ‘less ‘than do United .States
car owners. ; .

- Premier. “MeKenzie, King: refuses to

gets all his dirty legislation: through
the House ‘of. ‘Commons .and thrown.
out by the senate. He could have ap-
pointed enough ‘good Liberals long ago
to make the. senate Liberal, but he
preferred to wait until the end of the
present session and muke all the use
he could’ of the Consérvative’ inajority
of one in ‘the senate. Such’ ‘legisla-
tion as prohibiting the. export. of liquor
toethe United and, other | ‘distasteful
matters, he hopes. the senate,’ in the
interests -of Canada, will throw out,
but which the Premier has not the
courage to: refuse to Handle. In this
way he plays both parties - and blames
the. senate. Before the next election
he will Reforni the > senate.

At United. Church

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Spring is Ww ith us us . tinting: ‘the yr orld
with glory.. On many of our fields
the snow still lies deep, but the sun is |
mounting, higher . nd its warmth’ and.
brightness ig flodding - the -land.:. This
48 the time. of hope: and . expectancy,
‘Easter’. fipproaches | with “its ° glorious
message, Life’ without the light. of
Easter morning would be-dark indeed.

Prepifrattons at ‘are being made: for the }
‘Haster services at. New. Hazelton and
tat. Hazelton. Easter communion ‘Ser.
vices will be held tn‘both. churches and:
‘there will, ‘be special inusic with’ an ap:
proprinte” mensuge® “from the minister:
TT ‘HL Wright, B. A:
“The -preshy tery ot Prince Rupert. isy
ithe most nnique presby tery in the Do-
minion: . Tt. has. ten’ Indian.. thissions,’
Lovie * Japanese; . two marine, - missions, |
eight domestic misstons ’ und five hos:
pitals operating “under ‘tts supervision,
‘Rey, “A, Wilson, ‘B.. A., of; Prince Ru-.
pert is the chairman and’ Rev. a, A.
Wright, BA} ror» ‘Hazelton. ig the. sec:
retary. Mr, Wright: will ‘leave, early
next, month. for, Yaneouver ‘ta. nttend
the: ‘annual, seasions of | coirfetence, . Ti
will. meet’ in’ St Andrews: ehurel, ue

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“One. of: ‘the ministers,. Rev. we.

reform the senate until such time as |!

Letters sty Editor
“IMpRis SION © OF A ‘RUSTIC

ne :
; “The anogt noticeable: chiinges since

wearing official titles, in the P! D. A,
also the attitude of “if you don’t like
tt you can luaip it.” And, ‘What do
you think you can do about it.” We
run this department. to suit ourselves

whether it stands still, .
stand. without hitching.
Last spring, owing | to delay, . what”

road all, summer.

ation. for. spring,
heck of a mess, and it will take a lot
of cash to. put. them,” back. ,where they
were before elections, Mniters were
50 bad that gome ranchers took a drag.
and went ‘out at his own “expense and:

tion: Cepartment, of the government “Is
working very,, well:

neccount:. ‘of ‘agriculture? © “depression.
It does not seem, legal tous,

At present our roads should be
worked: but. call the tools are stuck in
the mud down by Burus Lake ant.
Prinee’ George’ ‘Where all the work and
money: Ig! spent: We: hope: our. “HNeg-

all tepresentative’ downy there .get$1
some roads: while he: has the chanee,
hecansé. it may. be his. last opportunity

Phe. people: of. Ominéca are now goy-
erned, if you can’ “eal ‘it that, by the
minority, whereas our ‘duely elected
M.. BP, P, seems. to hare. gone to the
tower. ‘of’. ‘Lonion: . “AS matters istand
that. should mean: ‘it least two’ inelli-
gibles for next election,’

have only’ ‘two ehnnees,’ one to get ito
shoyw, or. -elge | pay. ‘oun: taxes’ “Into”

‘pool anid et’ sonie ane who. ‘is within

one |
they

sig ‘just:
matter

and for: ourselves, whether lt runs or “.
It seems to .

little work done was: done at the wrong -
time, ‘consequently we had no decent .
‘Last fall the roads
went, ‘into winter without. any prepar- 7
“They - are now inca.

|dragged, many miles, ‘For ‘this he will. -
likely get his taxes’ raised. The taxa- :

rs rn nam se a et

“Tn fact they even ©
tax. you a year. ‘head, although the. :
1080. valuation should : ‘alvop 50% on rs

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‘As tatters: stand: todas’ it seems we

Skeenn Nding where wwe will stand te

the last election seem to,lie the won-. ff
déerful “Buek-passing” ability of {those ©

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