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THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY. SEPIEMPER Ta ant

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

Published Every Wednesday
Cc. OH. BAWLE ~ - PUBLISHER,

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DEAD SET AGAINST THE NORTH

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Vancouver has finally turned all its
batteries against northern British Col-
unbia with the intention of putting
this country completely out of business
‘There is nothing ‘that Vancouver can
do thre fi is not duing to bring about
that end——they ' are jleaying no stone
witusned to Kill this northern goose
thut has been laying splden eggs foi
Virucottver for over twenty years.

Jx it flint Vanconver.Zenrs Prince
Ropert.as a grain shipping port? Is it
lic t sete. vf the tourists from the
Uuited States might travel north and
Ionnve n dollar or two? Ig it that Van-
ertyer begins to realize that it has
hilt on a filse Youndstion and . that

1a that they have to deliver the goods

it compete in world and Canadian
i: “Kets, aad they have not the goods

delives—that is evoda up to stand.

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| Want. ever the reason tha press of
Vorcouver is dealing dead'y blows t:
i< best eustumer. Not oulv are the
“a-eonver pupers doing their utmost,
Int all their two-bit writers are send-
fez ont stuff to magazines and outside

The Ommeca’ Herald

inthe wriungs were based on faet, bat
i the campaign now belng waged, the
facts ure the last things thut “would :
fit Into the scheme of rheVanconver
Province ln p ?tienlar. tt Is also -a-
regretable feature that the members of.
the: Kidd ccmy.iitee was 60 fer influ-
fluenced by the determination of Van-
couver, and particularly the Province
newspaper, to control the expenditures
of British Columbia, that they ‘tovk o
lot for grantel and dhl not cunsider
the, facts, ,

So great is the hostility of the south
against. the north that the press and
the Kidd committee begrudged the ex-
penditure of some $300,000 - On two big
and permanent. bridgés in ‘the north,
the one at Terrace and the other at
New Hazelton,

and needs them today, even though the
amount of traffie over them today Iv
not as great os it was when the bridges
were first built, nor as great as It will
be as soon as the present slow business
is revived. - ‘

The chief trouble about those twe
bridges is, that they were not: built
nearly as soon #s they should hayc
been, and the program of developmeni
of which those bridges formed a most
important link, has been halted. for
Tensons known to Vancouver business
men quite as well as to anyone else.
- Now~that "Vancouver: has three 01
four permanent roads leading in every
direction out of it, and especially to
the United States to ald the booze run-
ners, Vancouver does not want to sec
any other part of the province devel-
oped. The Kidd committee and Van-

newspapers that is very detrimental

» the nerth. Tt would not be so bad just repairing Vancouver ‘ronds.

couver want all work on roads cut.to
The

. ., Bookings

e Lower fares on trains and steamers now
bring a trip to the Homeland well within

 .the 1932 travel budget.

‘Go this year... it costs lesa! Liberal stopovers.
Book passage on any steamer you wish.
Any Canadian National agent will-give you
arrange passports,
accommodation, issue travellers?

‘detailed -costs,

. Book NOW for choice reservations!

For information call or wrlte—Local Agent or ,

H, McEwen, D.F. and P.A,

Canadian 1

hotel
cheques.

Prince Rupert ae
¥-65-52

N National

When = those - bridges ,
were built the country needed then,

f Prince’ Rupert people severed Jian

‘tax payers of the ‘shor th can go bao ti
ox: carts. and shanks’ mare

~ The! control . of all ‘expenditures’ ts ra
what Is behind Vancouver's demand for

‘a: sinaller legislature. and representa-
tion by population . only: That would

give the one clty ‘more than half ofthe}. ~ ;

members.- The Good Lord ‘help ‘the
rest of the province when that day a ar.
rives.. 4.)

the good of British” “ Colainbia does
not enter into the game that ts now be-
ing- ‘played. The abolition, of the Bat:
ronage system , Is. but R; herring. qn. the
troil. :
off ‘successfully . British Columbid: will
know. patronage,, pork barrels and ; Op:
en graft:such as never : before Was, even
dreamed of in a province, ° hee ow,

leave the number of representatives an
the Legislature as at: present; - Once

Vancouver gets control the rest’ of: the }.

province, will fade out of the, pleture

The Kidd report: was: i wholly: for the
benefit of Vanéotiver, and the ‘yest of
the province is to pay the pipér-, It
is well to:take heed ‘now and prevent
the ‘one elty destroying ‘the Test! of the
people and ‘their’ investments. ‘

While ‘Vancouver, as 2 city, and all
its organizations were. doliig’- evetry-
thing possible to kill’ off. Prince Rupert
through the Kidd report and the unior
government and: the réduced member-
ship of the legistature and an all Van-
couver and Victoria’ cabinet, i man of
the B, C. Products “Asso. was in Rupert
telling the people how much the manu-
‘faecturers loved. to sell to Prince Rupert
and how they should all. ‘eo-operate to
bulla up. Vancouver, ‘and ‘what - lovely
people the people in Rupert were. And

An ‘all Vancouv er - cabinet, a small
legisInture, the Kidd report, the. P. G.
K. steal—the future for B; C, ‘looks as
goon as-it posalbly couldn't, al

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7 CANADIAN P PEACHES: BEST

-Canadi: im ‘grown peaches, the grent-
est treat in ‘all of nature's, invder, are
now. reaching the market, sun-ripencd

and ‘Juicy; straight from Canida’s. own |

orchards, : Unlike. the’ (early, Season
peaches, ‘which ‘have to ‘be shipped long
distances, and - picked before they are

oon properly’ ‘matured, thése now’ ‘on sile
‘are “ripened. on the. tees’ in the natural ;

way..and’ shipped to. ‘market: when they
ave in their prime.* Canadian, peaches

are ‘among’ the finest in ‘the’ world—- |- v

ev enly: ripened, large and. juley ond al-

Ways a favorite: with: every: member of |-

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The Government of
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| the year 1930 will he exposed for sale,

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“Particulars of properties to be offered at Tax Bale can be ‘sian
from} the. Provincial Collector at the above address, * aa

| . ; . _ The Tax. Sale list will be published i in the i ss
7 before the Bae of the'sal ch

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OMINECA. ASSESSMENT DISTRICT ©

The annual Tax Sale of Lands for delinquent taxes will. ‘be held at _

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, AiPlanas iipon which land taxes and school fated a are, © delinguent for

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“at the present: scheme ‘is:: pulled }- -

The hope of. ‘Britiah, Colitmbia’ is. te]:

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EVERY package ¢ of - Kelloge’s
-Corn. Flakes is sold with the
personal guarantee: of W. K.
Kellogg: ‘Kellogg’s. Corn .
Flakes’ must more than satisfy
you with their flavor, crispness _
and freshness. If they aren’t
the very best corn flakes you .
ever tasted, return: the ‘empty. .
red-and-green package'and we ,
will gladly. refund your
money.” a >

Kelloge’s Corn Flakes, have
been considered the standard °
of ‘yalue.

‘When substitutes are ‘eof ered
you, ‘remember it is seldom in: .
the spirit of service. Demand *

_ the genuine. ‘Made. by Kellogg

in London, Ontario. co

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- and the, Ww ater. evaporation are the’

|. With such a guarantee, itis “|
“no wonder that for 25 years -

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“Butta B. c. Payroll,” ‘

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1 any. women. ‘have . ‘enquired “ if
'. Vitecum peeked Paeifie Milk should -
J he anixed - with w. ater -in the usual
“Yes, “The ~ cream ‘epntent °

posane- as in: the old. Drocesa.
; - iimprovement ‘is in. the

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B.C.-UNDERTAKERS |

| EMRALMING FOR ‘SHIPMENT ‘A SPECIALTY

BO. Box ods -
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J.B. Judge —
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© Will be atthe Omineca Hotel

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NEW HAZELT ON

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Henry | Motors Lid.

‘Smithers, 'B. Cc.

Ford Parts Oil
Modern Garage

Ford Dealers .
Gas Repairs ..

Complete line ot

New Cars: and . Trucks sl
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‘SMITHERS, B. C.

’ Hours 9 a'm.to 6 pm Evenings
by appolntment. .

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