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NEW HAZELTON, B.C. WEDNES AY. MAY 6, 1936

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NEW HAZELTON, B.C.
" Published Every Wedivesday
7 ‘10. H. Sawle aw. ” Publistier

the Dominion Government the suin of

fire protection and street sprinkling.
No other cliy or municipality in all of
Canada’ recelyes anything from either
the Dominion or Provincial govern-

$100,000 each year in Heu of taxes, |-

wholesoine — are fully cooked
and toasted,
instant. Save hours of toil with
this ‘tempting, economical en-

- ergy food. At all grocers. Made

‘by Kellogg in London, Ontario.

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_[ments in lieu of taxes or services on
public buildings, although there is
hardly a municipality in the Dominion
that has not one or more public build-
ings. Why should Ottawa be treated
so generousiy? is not the biggest halt
of tife life of Ottawa due to it being
the capital of the Dominion? Take
the business of government away from
Ottawa and it would immediately be-
come a one-horsé town seldom heard
of throughout the world. This seems
like a case of paying for the privilege
of dolag a _alty o- favor,

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| be prepared in your office to handle the new
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The war tn Ethopia is over, The ‘
Italian armies marched triumphantly
through the streets of the capital city
and received both cheers and jeers
from the populace, .The war is over,
Once more-the League of Nations, that
‘J billion dollar Iuxury for decadent old |
oe ; . os ; . diplomats of the supposedly civilized
ee ce : ; oo . ‘|world, has demonstrated what a hor-
; " _ 7 ® ; 2 : ; ible debacle hipocritical humanity| |
. le Mm | nec a icra q can make of the world’s boasted pro-|
woe . |svess toward world peace ond brother-
- : ly love, Pence! ‘Brotherly love!. For
oO sooth.. What a farce the League | ol
-| Nations bas ‘been, “It should really be}.
called the amalgamation of money, war
munitions and ammunition kings. 1:.)..§
is doubtful if the League could stop a
dog fight. It is more doubtful if any | &

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Do not send to Vancouver or Winnipeg 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. |

The Omineca Herald Stocks 7

| Good Material and our price will satisfy.

-}people can muke’a few dollars out ct

. the convention Will: be asked to choose ;
a. leader quite important .itself) .and it. .

a way!ot forming. fn policy: that will ap-
. peal ‘te the people. — OF. course. choosing |.
-Ja leader is a big thing, but tunless that
~Tloader gets the Joyal support -of the
-| Conservatives he will never get ny |

of the member countries has any de
sire ta stop any fight so long as thei .

the wars,

Ciation is going to hold a conv ‘ention, in,
Vancouver on Juue 5 and 16. They
have got a lot of ‘things to do hefore

govern the provinces ignin, It is sid

is hoped something wil be done in the].

place with’ the: rest af” the’ voters

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Three thotwand lumber workers ‘and

lores - on thé Pacific coast timber

The Provincial Conservative Asso-

they will be in shape to nttempt* i6 |.

it is your privilege to check
the goods you receive and

_to.require that they are all
i\. Wwe have said of them, °"~ --

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described. No claims are
made which the merchan-

dise itself will not live up .

to. The illustrations dre
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It’s So—It’s So!”

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farmed them out at Be a was nd i .
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contracts for the Canadian. National .

“the, coutyiiete: wore ‘warded’ to” hnb-

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