THE OMINECA “MINER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY a3, 1918

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Canada’ 8 Part in the War is Praised

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and Held Up as. ‘Example to America

The conduct of Canada in the
war is an example which America
may study and emulate with-
out shame, Quick to recog-
nize the world wide menace that
lay behind the brutal blow of the
Gérman autocrat, she paused not
tc consider the question ofjsher
obligation, but promptly marehal-
ing her full strength she hurled
it into the balance and followed
it up in a manner that challenges
the admiration of the world,says
_ the Pittsburgh Post. The loyal-
’ ty of the Dominion, the lofty

patriotism of its people and their
‘ability to organize, expand and
sacrifice has provoked a wonder
that is equalled only by that
which the Maple Leaf warriors
have aroused by their herculean
efforts on the battlefields.. And
now, after three years of conflict

that has taken heavy toll of their

manhood, the Canadians are still
possessed of that enthusiasm
which rolled their Victory Loan
across the continent like the
triumphant progress of their le-
gions at Arras, Vimy and the
Somme. Considered in compari-
son with her population and ma-
terial wealth, the efforts put

forth by the Dominion of Canada

is a voluntary contribution’ to the
cause of democracy beyond. all
praise.
forth its strength in a like pro-
portion of its resources the issue
of the war will not be long in
question.

If America shall put

WHAT IS MEANT.
BY RUSSIAN WORD -

The word “Rolsheviki’’ is the
exact Rnssian term meaning
Maximalist, .the-extreme revolu-
tionaries in Rusgia. It is the
name of a revolutionary group,.
nation-wideapparently, indicating
that it stands for direct action to
enforce the maximum program:
of the revolution without com-
promise or delay. The Menshe-
viki are revolutionaries, too, but
‘they favor a policy of making
progress slowly, taking a step at
atime. The Bolsheviki, led by
Lenine and Trotzky, and backed
by the Soviet (the Couneil of
Workmen’s and Soldiers’ Dele-
gates), are not willing to start

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SAY, POP! Call in and get

some of that sauerkraut that
Sargent’s

Dave Purvis, makes.
sell it-at 3 lbs. for 25 cents,

with political reforms only such
as adult suffrage, proportional
representation, and an elected | P°
assembly, They seek also to re-
store the land to the old Russian
system of communal ownership,

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IN AID OF THE HAZELTON

HOSPITAL

“The Return

GRAND CONCERT

Followed By the Sercamingly Fuany Two-Act Farce Entitled

Will be Held in Assembly Hall, Hazelton, on
Friday, March. 8, 1918

of Deborah”

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Delia, the Irish servant

and Will be Followed by a Dance
| GAST: |

Mies Jane Tomkins, ¢ an elderly: spinster
‘Sarah Tomking, her sister, a few years younger... Miss Cunningham
Margaret Lawrence, their niece, a girl of 18..Mrs, Graham Rock

Blossom Farrer, from boarding school, with a:
leaning towards dramatics. .--Miss M. Wattie

_Mrs. Wattie

. Mrs. F. B. Chettleburgh

Doors Open at 7:30 pm
ADMISSION $1. 00

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Music by Hirs. A. D.. ‘happl and Dr. J. -P, McKie .

* Pesformance Commences at 8 Sharp

Come and have a good laugh ‘and help the Hospital.

CHILDREN 25 Cents

PETTET TRE ERT TTT T TEP ETE ET

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production and exenange—land,
all natural resources, mines, mills,
factories, transportation and dis-
tribution agencies and stores. and
banks and other financial institu-
tions, | -

PREDICTS ANOTHER =
GREAT CONFLICT

Washington, Feb. 20; — The
war is not enough for Prof. Gus-
tav Meyer, a Hoboken astr ologer.

‘He announces that in 1942

war. This time.the war will be
between capital and labor and

will be in it.

liar and unexpected manner.

_ A Millon Women Workers

women engaged in various phases

being as follows:

95 Miles
~oi To Hazelton

"One. gallon of gxsline
has done it.

\

gasoline i is. a. frequent. oceur-
_ yence with the Prd car.
mart (name on request) reports
an average | of 33 miles per gal-
lon for 20.000. miles, Surely‘
thig Ip a record that. few, if.
any other makes of ears, ever ,
equalled.

of owning and driving a Ford.
more travel on Ford-size tires:

The saving on oil aid repairs is proportionately large. The
name “Ford” stands far lowest cost and: ‘mreatest service,

7 THE UN TVERSAL CAR BAZELTON, Bea:

36 to 68 per
- cent more
mileage

2 to 25 mites to a gallon of .

‘One

It demonstrates t the economy |

Industrial occupations .
Commercial work . .

CivilSeryice 2...
Miscellaneous pursuits ;

CANADIAN ENGINEERS
"CALL:FOR MORE MEN

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‘The Officer Commanding, 6th
gineers, North ‘Vancouver, B.C.

eruit 500 men of the. following
tradea: ,
Carpenters
Plumbers ‘Tinamiths -
Blacksmiths - "Miners
.f and Tunnelera. | «

“Tt Tradeqmes a wd’ mechariies

/

Ford Motor Gr Co.

RS. Sargent, Ltd:

to. join ‘a skilled: ‘branch of the
army. ‘Men drafted in. the ‘first

application. is nechsgary...

Varicouver, B. £0 ‘Ol

a North i: Vancouver

BOLSHEVIKI?|

and to socialize all the means of|

there will be. another séven year ‘

| Express, Genial . Drayage — "Freigting of
the United States of America :

He predicts that the present|f
war may end in April in a pecu-|§

England has: over 1,000,000 —
of war work, their apportionment ft
310,000|
+ 255,000);
Arsenals, dockyards, etc, 150,000)
Transportation, railroads ‘50,000, ;
45,000

op’ad by war to women 180, 000) 3

Field ‘Company, - “Canadian En- q

+has received. instructions to ra-{

“Beleklayars. |

should not: mise: this ofiportanity|

“Weito or apply Rec ulting Be Odes

WAR BRINGS NEW
' WORDS. INTO USE
eae

The war seems likely - to add |!
two more words to the English
vocabulary, one a verb the other
anoun. Every American knows
what is meant to Hooverize.
Thousands~of men and women
use no other word when they |}
talk of food conservation. - Simi-
larly, the people of the Allied:
countries understand what is
meant when the term ““Boloism’”
is used,

Bolu: Pashs, now under death
sentence in France for the crime
of having “‘intelligence with the
enemy,” has given hig name to
the hateful system of German
propaganda which consists of
using 2 subsidized press to carry
on campaigns of pacifigm: and
discouragement in countries op-

posed to Germany in order to
break down morale,

Camouflage seems certain to
survive the war and to. become
permanently imbedded fi in. English

apeech, as do other words which —

have been picked up or coined’ by
the men in the trenches, napoo’
and others, -

“A-German Epithet
Just. recently ‘that socialist

‘ |sheet Vorwaerts, | of Berlin, rose ;
to the occasion and | called a re-

actionary politician | a * Hunger-

fr iedensresolutionsniehrheitszu- :

éendebekaempfer, -Which impels

a contemporary, ta-vemark, :

“We q

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have not seen: ‘A copy ‘of -Vor- :
wrerts lately, ‘but we should like.
to have the j issue with the epithet
in it, ‘just to satisfy ourselves ag
to-how they.got the word in.a
headline, A head- writer ona -
German - paper must be a mental
marvel,’ ”

Hazelton Hospital sen

tar any od from pne month .

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et and mereka’ a as wall as all coats wll
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Hospital.

Now Open Under New Management

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HAZELTON, B, C. —
Remodeled, Refurnished, Redecorated

Every provision for the tom-°
fort of Ladies and Gentlemen -

Writing and Smoking Lounge Wilh Large Grea
Fireplace
Commodions Sample Room Well: Lighted and
‘Heated
Meals of Highest Quality- - White Cook
“Special Sunday Dinner at-6 p.m, $1.00. 1

~ James G. Powell.
Provincial ‘Assayer.: Analyte’
Chemis

_New Hazelton, B.C.

~ | Edeal Cod Liver Oil
_ Emulsion *
For Coughs and Colds

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