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The Omineca Herald
NEW HAZELTON, 3B CG

Published Every Wednesday

Cc. Hy Sawle Publisher

Advertising rate, Display 35c per inch
per issue; reading notices 15¢e for the
first insertion and 10e¢ each subse-
quent insertion; iegal notices 12c and
Se. Transient Display 40¢ per inch.

ALL WANT FREE ADVERTISING

Many people have complained of the
great d2zvin on their. purses due to-un-
fortunates wanting something to ent.
‘he newspaper men hare just 14s many
(drains along those Lines ns the average’
citizen, but in addition to that the
twiper fellows are pestered with all the
ifuddists, reformers, wealthy manu-
lfucturers, new political parties as well

Regularity?

TO MERCHANTS

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. ; _ i 3 t off the counters
‘ sweep out, you trim the windows. you dus
you aie up new price cards, you unpack and arrange new stock, you
lan your merchandise showings, you do these and a hundred other nec-
essary jobs, REGULARLY in the normal conduct of your business,

le and

. “But how about the biggest fob of all—contacting the peop
telling them repeatedly that you are in business and have the goods they
need,...00 you do that REGULARLY? Do you figure you are going to

get your share of the available business if you don’t tell folks about your «

merchandise and service at REGULAR intervals instead of doing the job
spasmodically or not at all? . re

"By all known tests, experience ‘and thousands ‘of reearils, ‘the ate

knowledged best-of-all medium for REGULARITY is advertisiny in the
local newspaper. ‘A newspaper going REGULARLY. in, ‘to the homes of
your prospective customers, not only in your town he i the sizrounding |
territory as well, makes it easy enough for anyone to see how your local
vetyspaper fers y-t the finest kiad of a vehicle for carvyiny your r busi-
Hess s message REGULARL to the people,

.

“And don’t think that these folks won't miss your REGULARITY

of advertising. They looy for their newspaper REGULARLY. study
its advertising (yours, if it is there) REGULARLY.

“And what’s more, you'll find they are buying fairly REGULAR-
LY, too, if you'll just cheek up, especially with the advertisers who do
use space REGULARLY. |

YOURS FOR MORE REGULARITY IN ADVERTISING

asthe old, fakers and erodks, who
witt free space to put ever to the
uitblic what they have to offer. It ts,
if course, all requested in the interests
of. the poor public, and as papers serve
the public, the stuff these free-space
hegeers want the public to read, is of
winch more interest than what the pa-
pers have been publishing. There may
‘be an infjatismal aimount of truth in
that, but who is going to buy bread
for the paper fellows if no one pays
for space in the papers. Every week
we have to carry a whole big waste
paper basket full of free advertising
reross the street and burn it to make
roum:- for the batch of stuff that wilE.be
nliong an the next mail. Millions of
dollars are wasted by these free-snace
hegyars in their senrvch for free space,

MR. KING, THE BOGEY-MAN

’ In the shadows of the grim walls of
Portsmonth penitentiary. at Kingston
on the night of. August 8th Mr. Mac-
kenzie King, the Liberal leader, put
on the mantle of Frankenstein—bogey-
man extracrdinary—planted himself
behind a microphone and -bawled to
thousands of radio listeners that he
wonld wield the big axe on dictator
ship if he was returned to office at
the coming election. . -

-Mr. King’s weapon swished through
empty air. THe is going to abolish
something that does -not, exist in this
country of ons... Something that nev-
er did, could not, and never will exist.
He was speaking also to a vislble au-
dience,. known as the Central Ontario
Liberal Federation. Naturally they
swallowed the efforts of the Grit
leader, hook, ine and = sinker, They

Now is a good time {0 pay ©

howled their ‘glee when Mr, King: snid
Jie would abolish. dictatorship,. ‘They
pounded the tables, dishes~ ‘vatiled—it
wis a perfect: setting for the * nppear-

_ Waiting for the King

: “summer vacatlons ° enjoy’. many Great! Bilta
, slehts ‘aid meetings but | auspice:
. the group'shown’ “above, encount-|-tion. Le
. ered: ts ‘biggest: thrill when, the |:
; “stopped

3] the Britt’ Tales,

| the aight-s

nnee of the bogey-man.
_ But to those who were listening fo
their radios, many: “of! the Conseryb-

a tives, Independents,’ C. ©. F, and some

with ne particular politics, that por-
tion of Mr. King’s ‘speech was just ‘so
much claptrap. What Big Boy Mr.
King is trying to do is-frighten peo-
ple, make’ their hair curl,’ their blood
run cold. H®& would have them believe
that Canada is in danger of ‘becoming
a Germany with its Hitlerism, a Rus-|
sia with its Sovietism or an Italy with _
its Fascism. If.Mr. King had’ jong, |
beny hands, it lanter n jaw and ‘sunken
eyes, he: couldn't sear rei sane think-
ing Jerson with his, sca reniongering.
Tle might, however, frighten - dittle
children. But they haven't the vate!
Vote Rew are! The ; hogey-inan
will get you if. yon, don't wateh out. |

FOUR. CORNERED. TRANSACTIONS

The ways of oder internitional
trade are devious aud the disposal of
Canadian agricultural and: other. pro-
ducts. entais kiewledge of many
Invthods. For exanyie if Canada de-
sires to trade with Germany. the bar-
ter or compensation trade. or the four

cornered: trans: action bas te be brought |:

into phiy, This method ‘of: trade, an-
couraged hy the German government,
is best’ expluined by a concrete exam.
ple, su¢h ak:—-A German tmport firm
Wishes to purchase -Canadian apples.
itis alle to ‘establish. a connection
with a mannfacturer of: chemical do-
ing regular’ business in: Ganadn: With
this chemical: firnis-agreement:and' ea:
operation, an application if filed with
the | Gerinnn > government ° supervising
office concerned with fresh fyult ‘and
similar commodieties, Showing. eyi-
dence of ‘eotitracts for the’ sale of the
chemicals in the Canadian market and
requesting nuthority for the purchase
of. stipulated” quantities of © Canadian
apples at specified prices: tis also
desirable to indicate that the transae:
tion will assist the: export of: lurger

amounts of chemic: als than’: eould be

otherwise arranged. a
“Permission for the ‘export deat hav-
ing been obtaiued,-the Canadian: par-
chaser of ‘chemicals is then udvised to
pay, through a bank 4s trustee or in
some. similar ‘manner,
price of the apples to the Cunadian ex
porter of..other. goods ami. to, remit. the,

balance in excess of. this amonnt, dir-

ectly to his supplier’ in Gerinanty, While
the Germain apple importer, in a simi-
lar’ manner,. makes payment: to! the
mainitfacturer Of. chemicals,
thus ‘a four .e ornered transaction in-
volying an exchange. of. xoods between
Canada and Germany - but entailing no
further transfer of funds than’ from.
one Canadian firin ‘nnd - one Germnn
tiem: to another, and the remittance

‘Trom Cinta to- Germany ‘of the excess |-

valine of- Cunidian, imports over din.
ports over’ ‘exqiorts.. THs surt_of deal-

ing Js between. colle, Canadian: tirm-and:

one Celnn flr who hoth buy and cell
from and ta ench other. PAS,

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‘Alberta, | the Siete Credit province,
has yut - itself on the ‘front pages of all
the papers in Great Brithin and the U.
S.us well as Canada: °M. TEberhart-ia
contering: thig week’ with: his Wading’
assistant, followis ing’ a " request; from the
flout Govdior t.forniia. cabinet. . Mr,

Hberhart is,due in Edmonton today. A
lot of. hiteresting “deshuntéhis ‘ard: -@x-
pected from “Bamonton within the ‘next
few days or weeks. It. is: even, stated,
thatia’ Tiumber ‘of. the ‘present™ ‘netety~
elected members of the: legiskature: may
bé rn nn tne, ‘Dointnton slections, and }

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mee aie! i

the purchase!

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GROSVENOR.-

“IN C fencouver BC.

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visit. you'll find the Grosvenor * ”
offers. everything | you will need—
handy to’ transportation ‘facilities ©
‘in ‘the shopping district—and an
excellent place. to eat,

City Transfer
Smithers, B. C.

Taxi and -lransfer Service
At all bours

‘Owner

_W. B. Leach

Mr, ©,.H, Orme, Conservative, Candi-
date in Skeena District

in’ thls lection, In Qf, former, Ontario.
min, a resident of Prince Rupert sltice
108. nud hes always heen active in all
publle. bodies’ ‘for’ “the Advancement: of
Ceutral: British: Colunb

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