” The Omineca Herald

NEW HAZELTOR, B.C.

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MAKINGS OF A SPEAKER

From the Prince Rupert News—Jack
Sargent, who. spoke here for .C, H.
Orme, in the political contest. now .g0-
ing on, is rapidly developing into a
good speaker, * He was most interest-
ing. at the recent: Conservative meet-
ing and, if he keeps up, the work
should in a few years become an ora-
tor of first rank. . We are glad to see
the young men of the. district coming
to the fore. and fitting themsely es for
yublie Hfe.” -_

Jack is well known around his hone
district, being the eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. 8. Sargent of .Hazelton,
and being born in Hazelton. He was
done a lot of work ‘to get as far ad-

yinced. as he has, and yet -he did not |:

snerifice toa much the social side of
life: He-is‘a- credit to his parents and

to the district, and an example to the,

other boys and girls of the district.
He has found, us any other young per-
son will find, that tnking nn interest
in the life of the country as a whole
and working with @ renal object in view
iv a Jot more worth while than the jnaz
bad and the. booze ‘partier. Jack's

course through ‘university and law
school was ‘not always a bed of roses.
To get where he wanted to zo and to.
do what -he wanted to do he had to,
and he did, enrnconsiderable on the
side. The main thing is that Jack had

Tote aa cata

an object in life and he ts getting near
the goal But he has done, and is do-
ing only -what any boy.” can do: if :he
has the capacity and a willingness to

.|do, and it is only what: many others

before him have done,

There are several new fangaled ‘po-
litical parties in the present Dominion

cauupaign and the minor preachers: in
the land are having a lot of fun getting
themeely es nominated as candidates
for these partles, A misfit preacher
usually turns to polities. ‘His religion
is not exciting enotgh for him.

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So far there are fifteen . preachers
ruuning for Parliament in this cam-
piigen-and. they are all for the new
fangied parties, That proves the very
Werkness of. those parties.

oe eee. 2,

Premier TF. D,-Pattullo was on. the
air Friday night, -He spent most of
his half hour telling what his govern-
ment had done in: two years, most of]
whieh, he admitted, was made possible
throngb the govdness and the fairness
of the Bennett-government at Ottawa.
For that reason, he muintained, the.
peaple of British Columbia should vote
atninst the Conservative candidates.
Like most people Myr. RBattullo is most

humarots when most: serious.
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Some people talk of needing. a
chinge of government: at Ottawa. for
no other reason’ .than that they are
(disgruntled themselves. Ask them for
a reason for wanting a-change and no
answer is fortheomig.. They brave no
renson. ‘Two years ago the voters. in
B. G. thought they wanted a change of
goverument. They got it, and look at
what they cot. No work or wages, no
reads, ‘not even as good as under the
old government. A few. hundreil or -a
few thonsand men got fired anda few|*
hundred ‘or ‘a few) thousand Liberals
were taken from their regular jobs and
put on the government pay roll. .-

“Listen i in

\

- -ceptional interest to every.

know,

Monday Sept 30th

_ Sept. 80th .
October 1st

Monday.
_ iesday.
“Tuesday October Ist. -
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Wednesday | .Oétober 2nd

etobier “ath: '

Saturday

-Gnservative
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” Broadcasts

“over National Network and Local Radio
Stations throughont ' ‘British Columbia.
Pacific Standard Time

‘That you may know Government polieies—what Cana.
* da has done and will do under the guidance of a con-
tinuing Conservative regime—the Conservative Party: ki
has arranged 2 consecutive Broadcast Schedule of ex...

“These broadeasts will feature’ addresses by nationally.

‘+: known’ speakers from every: wall: of life. -Gisten. and
You have the right to be fully informed.

Keep these Dates fer Reference.

Thursday Sept. 26th 6.00 io: 6.30 pan.
Friday = Sept. 27th 00° “te 9.39. p.m. ‘B ‘C. Net:
“Saturday. | Sept. 2th — - 10.15 to. 10,30 a.m.- cRWx

(Special Broadeast forsnnd. hy Wonten J
10,18 'to':10.80: acm. :
ih ~(Special ; ‘Broadcast for. and: by. Women: ye .
6.00, to: 6.80, PA. ;
10,15 ‘to- 10. 30 ay
(Special Brondcast for-and by. ‘Wouen): -
; 9.00 to: 9.30. Pp. mM:
|, ,,,Wedesday October 2nd ‘10,15 te, 10, 30 am: O.K- ‘Ws

‘ > - (Speclal-Brondeast. for. and’ by ‘Women
lB- eres ‘pat

' aerunery 20
‘October ‘6th 10-15 ‘to,
(Special: “Brondeaat fot sina Wonen

‘the a over a. National Network ‘each
i uy vening.. TAG, to, 7. O"p.my;

PoE o ares

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voter. in British..Columbia. ...... (3...

"Nat. Ret. | -

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‘Nat. ‘Not.

BC,

The .

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| government at: Victoria would“be ate:

cf tet

feated any time -now: “that. they’ ‘want
to-go to the. country, - ‘and conditions
What .can -a.
new government: do that will help ‘the
‘its diffienities? -Any_|

w ould not be ‘improved.

country: ‘over:
change of. government now would: only

set Canada back and. ‘delay ‘several

yea the recovery ofvindustry and the
enlarged labor markets.
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Vote for Orme‘ andthe Conservative
government,

party Ww ithout a policy,
eo

Tot Bennett finish his work ‘of pring we

ing Conade back to prosperity. vein
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“Hear C. H. Orme. ‘Conservative. can-
didate for Skeena, and Dr. ‘Thompson, |
former member for. the. Yukon, at the
public, meeting in Hazelton Thursday

ni ay September: 26.5.
he :

Different Salads.

_ GREEN PEPPER SALAD |

. Stove, and chop one etipfil: of dates
and chop one eupfal | of: walnuts or
pee UK, Mix the dates: and nuts wtth
ene-lalt pond ' of erenm ol cottage
cheese, adding a Httle salad dressing
ff necessiry.: Wash - three green pep:
pers, vemaye slice from. the stem end
und #11 seeds and risb, Then pack the
cheese mixture, down’ well
rreen Peppers, pressing ‘soldily 80. ‘that
there. will: be’no open space. Leave :in

a cold place. until thoroughly chilled. }..

With avery sharp knife :cu t these
pucked peppers crosswise and. arrange
the, lices attractively on lettuce, water
cress. or undiye, Serve very cold. and
varnish with pimento, The abore will
serve ix, persons. — ne

Pa

_ SALAD

1 Package ‘iemon Jey; 1 pint boiling
water, 2 tablespoiins - vinegar, % table:
spoon salt, dash of cuyenne, % cup raw
carvots, finely chopped, 1. eup of raw

_ | cabage finely shredded, 4 tablespoons
_{xteen peppers, finely” chopped.

_ Dissolve ely in boittng: water, “Add

Do not throw away your,
vote by casting it fora myth, or for »

into . the |.

JELLIED RAVW- VEGETABLE BS

ald’ yy eup- sugar.

Obit undlt

vingeit, ait and. cayenne,

alightiy: thickened ‘then fold in’ ‘the :vet] °
atables.. ‘Turn: into individual ‘‘moldh.| -
Chill until firm: _Unmold. on: crisp: let |".
serve six “per a

tice. Mayonnaise. To

80nd.

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Whaiever the occasion. of . your
visit, you’ll.find ‘the . Grosvenor :
offers everything you will need== —
handy to transportation facllities .
“in the shopping ‘district—and an.
excellent place: to eat. 7

APPie Marmalade

Wash, Quarter and cut into small

pieces coarse-grained Canadinn grown .
Add cold water and cook slow:

apples.

ly until, Nery. soft. “Rub. ‘throngh 4

to every six cups of ayyle pulp: Cook
slowly, atirring very frequently until
thick. Put. up- in-jurs or glasses , and
cover with, paraffin Wax, Preserved

ginger cnt fine ma be added, using one .

fablespoon for ev ery six Cubs of pulp. °

str aier, “and for each. cup of apple pulp '
Add grated lemon ;

‘find and‘iemon 1168, allowing y lemon :
‘ship: bervice: to: include’ calla:-at::

“Thureday: to Sunday,”

- Canadian .. Mounted - Police.
event | is ‘under the, patronage of —
“Hig | Excellency. the Governor-

Fine: ‘parcheron.. stallions, smart. .
to ly groomed cavalry” chargera of

the mounted police, racing ‘and

pacing -horaes..and..mounta train-

ed in jumping: and for. the hunt’

ing field minglé at, the. village of

Montébello; . P.Q.,) on :-thé: north
shore of the. Ottawa, ‘for tha an-
nual Seigniory. Club Horse Show
this summer during August 15-18,
1A musical
ride will: be put‘on by the Royal

General and Canadian and Amer-
ican society folks 8 are expected in

» Jarge: ‘numbers, -

sds

pajoying a short ; ‘stay at the

” ‘Banff Springs “Hotel on his way

‘to taking up his post in London,..

‘The

His Wxcellency T. Matsudaira,

Japanese -Ambassador te Great

' Britain, stated-to an: interviewer,

Tovely Place. Monee >

. “"L prefer just to.enjoy myself.and

to forget for a few hours. that
there are more arduous duties
than. the contemplation ot this

addressing. B “gathering . of the
Rotary Chaib: of. Victorla- at the

/ empress, Hotel, recently, Premier

‘Joseph * Ay. “Lyons, of. Australia,
pointed to the British Empire as
a great force for peace and urged.
Canada to cultivate a more favor-
able trade with his:own country.
Last year, he: said, Australia
bought . from Canada $18,000,000
worth of | goods, while Canada
bought from Australia only 36,-

$00,000 worth, oe

The Algonquin “Hotel, St. An-
firews-by-the-Sea, New ‘Bruns-
wick, opetied for the atimmer.sea-.
gon at-the end of June, and.jis now,

. the.centre of much: holiday acti-.

vity,. Their Excellencies the Gov-
ernor-—Gerieral and Lady Bessbo-
rough : were among the ‘guests.
and the famous-Katy'’s Cove bath-
ing ‘beach is. again as in former

Saara. very popular with the

ehildren and the: “younger Bet,.

icWith the inereasiig popularity.

" tha: evening | hours, '

of; yacation, trips:.on the. Great
Lakes, the Canadian’ Pacific ‘has’

expanded its Great Lakes -steam-.

Port Arthur on westbound voya-
ges as well as eastbound.’ These

deck -sports, including © “quoits, | z
shuffleboard end deck golf. Dav--
cing and: music bring pleasure to.
The schedule

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-. ships ‘have- been outfitted, with, .

en.

f°. Bducation) !

for ks
‘euests ‘Or the: ‘Natlon fal
: twelva
Direators of° fhe Dot

‘Captain ‘Arthur. Rothwell, Com:
mander of the Empress: of Ause
tralia as | the -dominie. He © is

‘the. St Lawrence river.

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