‘THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1923

naman ————

Barrister. - Solicitor
Notary Public ~

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|The Omineca Herald

Printed every Friday at’
NEW HAZELTON, 8.C.

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Sir Henry at Vancouver

Sir Henry Thornton has been
to Vancouver and has received
many delegationg and heard many
claims as to why Vancouver and
every other point in the south
should be made the only point
on the Canadian National -Rail-
ways. Some even went so far
as to ask for the removal of ad-
vantages possessed by the north
to the south. The press of the
south vied one with the other to
peddle to and of Canada’s new
railway chief. They used the
same old stuff they have used to
minor politicians for-years. But
Sir Henry is some little peddler
himself. He knew the weak
spot in the armor of the southern
eitizens, yiz., their vanity. He
did not forget to tell them what
a beautiful city they had and how
a new country needed bigger
brains than an old country—in-
timating that it was the Almighty
who had gatheréd Vancouver's
wonderful brains from all parts
of the world to carry out just
the work they were doing, Van-
couver people do love to be told
they are the brains of the Do-
minion, and that. they are the
only people who know how to
live and do big things. The presi-

dent's speeches were roundly ap

plauded up to this point. But
then he passed along some of his
own ideas, viz., sectionalism
must be sacrificed for the good
of the whole system and of the
Dominion. Sir Henry promised
Vancouver nothing definite, ex-
cept that the station grounds
would be cleaned up and that
the city park board would be
allowed to plant trees and ‘grass.
At that Vancouver may get a lot
of things which were originally

=) intended for the north, and it

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nooTiepn TRADING 6 s50.

EDMONTON. OM ALTA.
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ce B. HOOPER

BARRISTER, ETC.
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

Soliciter for the City of Prince -Ruperts

Telkwa Lumber Co.

| DEALERS - - MANUFACTURERS
Building - ‘Contracting

, Cabinet Makiig’ ' i Wagon’ ‘Repairing

All kinds uf building. material caitied
in stock’ , poet

TELKWA * Bulkley Valley

behooves the north’ to keep on the

jjob day and night.

Hon. T. D, Pattullo, Minister
of Lands,and member for Skeena,

| wiil visit Terrace Saturday next

All who have complaints to make
should make them to Mr, Pat-
tullo that night.

Why hot Prince Rupert people
build a grain elevator: and bene-
fit by the immense traffic that
will be diverted to:the northern
route thereby TSir Henry Thorn-
ton has.made. it.pretty. plain that:
where | the. «people: are helping |
"| themielves: that’ ‘that. is ‘where bis}:
railway: will jump in and do some:
thing @ also. feyccke (asa aad |

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Prinea “Ruipart ‘and: “Wortiigen
British Columbia buy: practically
all their ‘supplies from: Vancou-.
ver and that city buys ‘from ‘the

east. The railways haul to Van-

distributing point:and the centre
for railways;, Why dées the
north not buy from the east and
haul the freight over the north-
ern road? . Why ask the railway
to. help us.when we refuse to
help the railway? .. The North
does not even practice self-pre-
servation. Any animal or bird
will fight for its own,

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Qui and
_ Deep Creek |

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on account of a ‘‘felonious’’ fin-
ger, ls ca

Mrs. Conn, J. H. Beatty and
W. Cocks families have been quite
sick with the-flu, or some other
disagreeable malady.

Miss Allan spent the week-end
in Smithers,

John Green says he ‘‘always
takes a bath once'a year whether
he needs it or not.’? So he tried
it in Round Lake last week, while
cutting .ice, Considering the
matter since, he has decided that
once is enough,

Since the war and several years
of the latest fashions, were of
the opinion that we could stand
most anything--1in fact we were
past all hope of beings startled by
most anything—but recently one
of our neighbors received.an ad-
vance edition of spring styles
from. the outside, and we must
say there is still something new
under the sun. As we have seen
it, we gall refrain from mention-
ing any names—at least not until
it warms up abit. It would be
cruel,

Hanall .

Mrs. Hagen spent. Wednesday
in Terrace, «5 ..

Miss Alice Allen, who has-been
visiting her sister, Mrs,J, A. Ed-
wards in Prince Rupert since
Xmas, returned home Friday.

Howard Guest, who has been
tlie guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

agent for MacKay-Smith & Blair,
‘Vancouver, was a business visitor
here Saturday and Sunday.

Olof Hanson and B.A. Ralph
paid the mill a visit Friday, and

| left for. the. east Saturday.

AY yery: delightful dance was
held i in: the schoolhouse Saturday
evening at which the sum of $15
was realized, Among: those pres-
-ent, were; Mr.and Mrs.R. &. Allen,
‘Misses Kathleen Allen Alice Allen
Marion. Cowen, Teddy: Allen, ‘Mr.
‘and: Mrs. ‘Hagen: ‘Mr,.and Mrs.
‘Lidstone,: ‘Mr... and: Mrs.

Messrs. Olof Hanson," Ralph; ‘Me-

‘Harrison, Wilkingon?’ Lindbloom.
and Regan.

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John Pearson has been laid up| -

The Answer —
Jewellery |

When the question is, ‘‘What
shall I give,”” the answer comes
readily. A wrist watch, a pen-
dant, a brooch, a ring, a sterling |
pen or pencil, beautiful to the
eye and of lasting value, make

| splendid gifts, and serve as a
permanent reminder of Daddy's
love and affection.

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