NEW HAZELTON, B.C, WEDNESAY, APRIL

8, 1936

our Supply —
Tf Statione

-. This New Year being the Year of Promise,
be prepared in your office to handle the new
business that will be available.

Look over your Stationery Supplies. What

ever you are short of, or out of, give your order
at once to

Weill give you Prompt’ Service, Good J ob
Good Material and our price will satisfy.

Do not send to Vancouver or Winnipeg a as
the people there never buy your goods. You
may save a few dollars on a big order, but you
loose a lot of local business.

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The Omineca Heral

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‘|from around Two

.| The government should appreciate that

“Lot: them, iiet even the: radical’ revolu-

- time:
‘|the | baelkbone of the eountry,
- bas ‘lw: ays! been depended upon: to fur
: pish® the gun fodder whenev er it was
| vequired, that has got its back tp and

_ able. comfort 5. to: retain,
ih spect and its pride of. family and race;
: {Le his heen permitted | to accnmulate nr
a reasonuble- ‘amount: sof Wworklly goods
ad to: ‘protect ‘old. age against -privation
‘Jand appeals’ to! ‘charity. (Phose
yy have. goné, wey

an honest’ ‘spirits ernelcing ‘under the ever,

- live: in common decency; it wos AOS:
‘Hible to redyiect | loneself; it w. is, possible kit.
to! teéspect: one’s” neighhor ; : it Was: PORB-, a
ible ta ~eoumt: “one Sar MOTE Trlends AB] Te
loyal: nnd “depenihible; it Whe! “0s ible ae
. tat feel that: one's. old: ‘age-wiis: .seenre a
| beeaiixe: of the: Barings, that. were pro:
it ducing reventies; At. WAS” possible» to
vite ;
y something’ for® the. benettt ‘ot! his"ed
: ‘ind: for. his. fellow; man, und that pen
i oniguwas : able: ta” leave; “something. for

| northern Interior, then there are very
. |few ditches along those roads.
'|-goverhment may not know it, but ‘a
:,| good ditch.is the sime to a toad as an

| to the silme pieces of road,

- 'n very short time, as time goes, Cnna-
an axl the whole American continent,

Tie omica ald

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.
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LET'S DIG SOME DITCHES |

We advocated last year and we are
doing so again this year, that the de-
partment of public works dig'a ditch
Mile corner on the
main highway to Two Mile creek and
thus carry ‘of the water from a: large
tract of country that every year set"
tles at various points along that bit
of road and every year destroys Sood
big sections of the road.

- Jf'the ditch is dug deep enough, that
is, below the surface of the road, it
will save hundreds of dollars of repair
work every year, It is not a long
‘stretch of road that needs ditchiny,
less than half a mile—to doa good job
and take the water from w rhere it first
hits the road,

‘ The government has a gas shovel in
the district now. It is going to be us-
ed to make the fill from the railway
crossing. bridge at New Hazelton. It
should be taken, when finished here,
over to Two Mile and put to work,
When we say “dig a ditch” we mean
n diteh—one that will carey off water

year, The entire ditch can be dug by
the shovel

‘British Columbia has thousands of
miles of roads, but if the rest of the
provinee is ‘served. the same as the

The

insurance policy to man or industry.

as it has been going pretty strong into
insurance for trucks, taxi cars, and
health insurance for a select few. tA
road can net stand up as a road with-
out drainage und that is what the
northern toads are without, and that’
is why so many thousagds‘of doHars
are wasted every year miuking repairs

“BAD TIMES AHEAD

ue ok

With all due respect ‘to all politien]
Larties, and we hold ° ng brief for any

tiondvies, it is.our opinion that within |:

both. north, wid south, is in for a bad
uh here ‘in a great: middie class,
which

is démanding a show down. ;

Por centuries the preat- middie class
hasbeen permitted to. live in reason-
its; self-re-.

days

ot

We: Ree on un ‘slddews: brave, yroud.:

int Weiising demands’—- of what?.. _
oA few yenrs ago it wos ‘possible to

Ln Joy; in, ‘the: fact, that, one had. doi

try?

and enrry it in the same direction each |’

‘greedy on
difTeMt? to} support wma ora. partys”

OUR INTY COURT OF
"te RUPERT

“horpEN AT SUITES

In Probate.

ISTRATION ACT”

4

and

OF ARTHUR. FRANZ MICHAL OR

Take notice that by an order of Tis
Honor ‘vy,

the 41st day of March, 1936, I was ap-
pointed: Administrator * of the ‘Estate
of Arthur Franz Michal or Michael.
deceased, nud that ail parties having
claims agaist the said’ Hstate are
hereby required to furnish particulars
of sae, properly verified; to ime on

persons indebted to the said Estaic
are required to pay the amounts’ of
their indebtedness to. me forthwith.’
Dated at Smithers, B. C., this 6th day
of April, 1936,

H.-B.. Campbell, _
Official, Adiminstrater

*

Puh. April 8, 15.

connecting at
Jasper with

The Continent-
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Saturday.

and Saturday.

For information call. or - write Locul
Agent or P. Lakic, DP. & PB. A,, Prince
Ripert, F.C.

CANADIAN
NATIONAL

re a al .

on iy ‘other, now fingled ith wTne., ‘thore
are three Glisses: in, this, country “dad
on the Ameri fen ‘eontinents—tlie small
eroedy class that-hass the’ lurge greedy

lass that haa been permitted ‘in the
pst to have =a crensonable amount.
For xenerations: ¢he mid@e class lias
suppott- (hlinddy. ie you. like) . the
eluss that has, Jt is always

that is down: aad out and crying ‘for
sqmuething for nothing, | +

ut the class thint® haé,Bas hewoine
sae epely, 80, Vicious, quid: has: paseo

. laws‘ gn" ‘vielous that: the. #reut: “vtddie

class is, being .erushed dow’ ‘to.
level of. the greedy Giusy’ that: hes

the
a inet, ;

yas stated beforey the: timescas- time

‘woes, 1s not far off, when Canna: un
the Amerit a ‘continents, Will huve
Inval atl ned-iowedy Abst than ‘ie j past

ann it -atrllees—Go

IN THE MATTER OF THE “ADMIN

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE |

MICHAEL, DECEASED, INTESTATE :

. Fisher, ‘Judge of the’
| County Cott of Prince Rupert, dated -~

or ‘before the 9th May, 1936; and all
Train Service

For PRAIRIA. Points and ;

BASTBOUND ‘rain leaves New Hay-

WESTROUND Train leaves New Haz- aa
elton at 2.11 at m., Tyesday, ‘Thursday fC

chiss that has not, and the vast middie © :

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