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THE OMINECA ‘HERALD WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY. 13, 1429

BENSON BROS.

Auto Jitney Service

Between Hazelton and New
Hazelton and the Railway,
or to any point in the dis-
trict—and at any hour.

Phone Hazelton
1 short, 1 long, 1 short 1 long
Omineca Hotel, 2 long 2 short

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‘Build B. C.’’

In the
Arctic
Regions

Its eold: Last spriug we got a
letter from Ma. C. C. Carpendale
of Strawberry Hill on the Pacific
Milk in cold weather... Up on the
Arctic. Ocean in mid-winter this

_-good : nik. stood up where no
other milk would. Several were —
- tried, We-thank Mr... Carpendale’

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for this valued information. We |

printed this letter in full and are
glad to have the oppertunity to
thank bim again, :

‘Pacific Milk

B28 Drake St. Vancouver
Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner

‘Wim. Grant’s
. Agency

Protect your property with
fire insurance —
your estate with life insurance

District Agent for the leading
Insurance Companies—
Life
Fire
Health »
Accident .

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Omineca
Hotel

C, W. Dawson, Prop.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL
MEN

Dining roam in connection
Hazelton - B. Cc.

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The Hazelton Hospital

“he Hazelton Hospital’ issues tie-
kets for any. periéd at $1.50 per
‘month in’ advance. This rate in-
‘ehuiles office consultations, medl-
. anes, 9, well .. as. pil costs while
ois the dinspita). Tickets are, ‘Obs,
“tninable in’ Hozlton at ‘the’ “drng
‘stare or by. mail from the medl-
",eu) snperintendant. at the hospital

B.C. UNDERTAKERS

-EMBALMING FOR. Si1PMENT A SPGCIALTY -

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P.O, Box 048 A vitre ,

Live: stock “feeding

PARTICULAR MEN |

Will find our stock of Furnishings
and Clothes thoroughly up-to-date

FALL and WINTER || |
Suits and Overcoats

This is purely,’ fifan’s ‘store and
men end youth ean.be completely
outfitted here—irom head ta foot
and in the newest: style,

We carry the best lines and a
range wide enough to please your
particular taste in

Neckware, Shirls, Hats
.Underware

E, C. DAWSON

Smithers, B. C.

B.C LAND SURVEYOR

J. Allan Rutherford

Surveys promptly executed.

| t. SMITHERS, B. C..

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Omineca Assess-
ment District

NOTICE is hereby given that all
assessed taxes on land levied under
the “Taxation Act’ and all school
taxes levied under the “Public Schools
Act” are due and payable on February
15th, 1 1929, .

All taxes on income shall be deemed
to be due and payable on the date on
which the notice: of assessment thereof
is given to the taxpnyer.

All taxes due and collectable for
the Ontineca Assessment District are
payable at my ‘office in. the Court
House, Smithers, B. GC.

Dated at Smithers, BC. February

oh, 1929,
: a, i. WELSH.
: Acting Collector,

CALF CLUBS DEVELOPE STOCK.

. MEN:

Calf teédinig ‘competitions ire -do-
ing aovaluable work in training boys
in the care of cattle, From: a, start of
clubs organized in the Province of
Quebou sev en years ago, there ave now
in operntion upwards to seventy-five’
tlibs in‘ which’ the young people nre
gaining valuable experience in the pro
per feeding, handling and exhibiting
wilves, The work is carried on jointly
by the federnl ‘and provinginl Depart-
meiits of Agriculture’ exch providing
Titty per cent of the prize money il
warded and shaving the;
at the clubs during t the year, The

youths” startwith calves of — goud
(ype and breeding and feed nd care
for them: contlinously wider suuper-
vision until the following vear when
they are bronght together us yen
lings for compitition, Some of the

‘dubs have as high as ‘eighty members ,

The- bringing - togéther of the stucle
of oo many enthusiustic young people:
arouses erent interest und it is stot.
ed'‘by the Hon? W, -ts Motherwell, ‘Min
inter of Agriculture at Ottawa, in? ‘his

4 report Por, the: ‘list fiscal your, that.

an ltheidanee oftal thousand of ore’
at the calf. fair is not unusual, ‘The:
influence of this work in the district’
is fay viaeliing? and’ clubs rapidly de-
velope. inta community breeding cen-'
tres for high’ class enttle,. The: Min-:
ister also: polnts ont’ the

affords the boys “ia‘nll phrases:

and” management

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. :

will bring us
Bp veer ome ; a

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und in keeping records ‘of feed costs
ind peaduetion,. coe

| tion enbraces. Its membership. includes

‘| weeklies, 50,000.

‘| paper -subseriber’ for every fumily of

‘| five.

hinder. .

matters relating to departmental “veg

supervision |.

aidditional!
value of this work in the trotting it} 3!
of]

The: Omineca. Herald

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

Published Every. Wednesday
C. H. SAWLE PUBLISHER

Advertising rates—$1.60 per. ingen’ per’ month
reading notices 16 per tine firat insertion. MWe per
line each subsequent i jon.

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CONSTRUCTIVE PUBLICITY SUG-
GESTED |

A brief despatch ‘yguder Victoria
dated sonie days: ago, ‘told of a delega-
tiun, representing the B. C. & Yukon
Press: Association ‘waiting upon; the
Government and urging the abolition
of the old tinie. publicity, and suggest:
ing, instead the adoption of A conerete
plain of departmental advertising
should frankly tell the public what it
should known 1 ubout the public's busi-
less. |

"Pu “understand the "importance: “of
this proposul one must realize what
the B. C. and Yukon Press _Associa-

every dally and weekly. newspaper in
the provinces, The combined  circula-
tion of the dailies is 200,000 and the
_Sixty-three . news-
papers are represented, and fifty-
seven cities aud towns = are, covered.
The total population of, the _brovince
is 535,000,

_ Statisticians, enleulite:

jeu
one news:
On. this’ basis the weekly neéws-
papers, enter one- shalt the horiies, and
share with their big ‘brothers, the elty
dailies, the power of the press.
. ‘This power may he used'to- help’ or
Divided -and wrangling
party, political issues this power would
le dissipated and the whole province
might suffer. It would appear that
the newspapers are prepared to tse
thelr power constructively, They ‘have
suggested. a plain. having for its object
a vegular campaign of newspaper
publicity, giving to the people such in-
formation as may eminate from the
various departments, with the iden of
keeping the “public informed on all

wiations ‘ind requirements, thereby
\puilding up confidence and goodwill,
and harmony in the developement of
our industries ad resourses, and every

over |

GRIDDLE CAKES! “os

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| Who doesnt lke griddle | cakes?
From father to the youngest .member
of the family, everyone clamours for
more—twhen they nre tasty! Here is
a tested recipe:

white flour, 1 teaspoonful salt, 4 tea-
sugar.
tablespapnfuls sugar.

Combine the milk. and water, “aga
the shortening sugar, and the eze
and beat in the dry ingredients which
have been sifted together. Bent: thor-
oughly and fry as usual on slightly cil
ed griddle or an unoiled aluminum or
soapstone griddle. If very thin cakes
are desired, add two more tablespoon- }-
fuls of St. Charles Milk and water,

ing The Borden Co, Ltd, Dept. W. L..
140 St. Paul .W., Montreal. .

NOTICE of APPLICATION

For Consent to ‘Transfer of
Beer License

Notice is herby given that. on the
26th day of February next the under-
signed intends to-apply to the Liquor.
Control Board for consent to transfer
Beer License No. 1329 and issued in
respect of premises being part of the
building known as “Grandview Hotel
sltuute at. Sonth azelton, British
Columbia, inon the lands described
as Lots 13 & 14. Block 17 Map 974 B,
Prince’ Rupext | Land. Registration
Distriet, -Province of British Colum-
bia. from Mrs, Rose. Hannah Cuthbert
to John CG. K. Sealy, |
‘Dated thid  Gth day’
A.D, 7980 5
SOHN co Es ‘SEALY

senemeecn ce

NOTICE

LAND. REGISTRY ‘ACT -

TAKE NOTICE that an applico-
tion has been made to cancel the regis- ]|

of ; ‘February

1 eupful Borden's St. “Charles: MULE}
1 eupful water, -2tablespoonsfuls melt-|-)°
ed butter, 1 egg well beaten, 3 cupfuls|.

spoonfuls baking pow der, 2 ,

For “furthur interesting recipes write .
for the Borden Cook. Book, address- ]

“Hotel: ;
- Prince Rupert .

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A “Rea Goop Hore...

Prince ! Rupert |
B.C.

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_H, -B. ROCHESTER," Manager .

l Rates $7.64 per day up.

Te tr res remem ete Me ae ite

EBY'S
HARDWARE

Smithers, B.C.

We now handle. 7
Powder and Dynamite
and a full line of miners supplies
Caps: Rails ~

Fuse Carbipe

‘ste and Heavy Hardware

alw ays on hand

Oliver Plough equip.
‘ment.

tration of a certain Agreement for
Sale dated the 16th day of ‘December,
A. D. 1922, registered in the Land Reg

gootl thing within the province.

These newspaper men believe that:
legitimate aflvertising is as much-an,
integral part of the public's business ;
ns it-is-of private business. They be-
lieve the. people’s .business. is the: higg-
ext business an the provinee, and,: be-
ing business men themselves, they
realize that if the people nre to be
interested in theiv business they must

be kept informed, a i
The: Vunconver Provinee recently

issued a pamphlet regarding itself and
its. five ussociate nelvspaper's covering
the. Berminion fram Hamilton, “Ont., io
Vane: AIVED, i. C.. mid nowt as the
Sontham newspapers, "

ti a Mile, wai " idniittéd’ rogently to
the hospital with Frost bitten ‘feet. He
wen there ‘Same’ year's ago  followtiig
an “explosion of dynamite on ‘his cabin
door step,

wae

L und premises, or to prevent such pro:

jPou Ben Now land,

be
istry - Office; -.Prince - Rupert;- B.° C., = | Fi
as- Number: 3206D, and assigunent of 2 DR. Ro M. BAMFORD =
the said, Agreement for Sale dated |@ . aa El
Tune 22nd,’ 1925, registered as ‘Num- a : ; — 7 ie
ber 8G627D; ‘the said’ Agreement anc] = : AH
Assignment being in respect. of the a SOE. i
lnuds and premises described. as the] i
South-West Quarter - of Section” 34,|= zS
Township. 14, Range. 5, Coast District,| 3 a _ a
British, Columbia, ac iver thé Diuc”
AND, TAKE Noricy tant in sup- 4 Office—Over the Drug Store B
port ‘of such application has been ‘pro- |= : Ey: : * E
duced -the Statutory: Declaration of a SMITHERS, B. C a
William O. Fulton, dated the 25th. i Hours 9 4; m. to 6p. m. Even- Fe
day of January, A. D,.1929, and Stat-|3 ings by appointment € Ay
‘utory Declaration of Arthur Goodwin, |. oii 0°00: Wy :
i y OSs r Ee
fate oe day’ of January, AD Sem

iunder ithe. said Agreement ‘for -Sale,
and. re-entry and. recovery of posses-
sion of the suid. Jands and premise:
nnd it is my intention wfter the ex-
pizntion’ of thirty days fromthe sér-
vice, of this notice, or substitutional
service by publication of said notice
to. cancel the registeration. of. the said
agreement for sale upon the’ Registry
and thereupon the estate of the: pur-
chaser ‘and the said assignee in the |
lands described in the said Agreement
for Snle shall cease and determine
unless you shall take and’ prosccute
the ‘proper ‘proccedings .-tu establish
your cluim, if any, to the sald lands

‘|posed action on my part.

Dated in the Lund Registry. Office!
Prince Rupert; B. G., this 28th day of
Jaunnary, As D, 1929. a

H. F. MeLeod .,

wort Traser, B.C.

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HAZELTON’ THEATRE. | in
Saturday, February 16th

. "Fighting. every. inch ‘of
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Laying the foundation ofa great’ love.”

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hits plus: ‘one of histoty’s 3 most thrilling episodes. .

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connect: East’ and West.

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TIMBER SALE X11106-

Sealed tenders Vv. ill he ‘yecieved: by.
‘Forester, Prince « Rup:
@t not later than nogn on the 25th,
day of Febrnary, 1929. forthe - pr-
ehase .of Licence S11100 nenr. Skeens
Grossing, Carriny Dist. to cut 15,000
Lenin) feet of Ceda'y Poles and Piling.
hwo, (2) yenrs will, be alowed for -
removal of -dinben .- .
_arther  partewdies oof the Chief
Forester, Vietovin. the District For-
exter Prince’ Rupert, or Ranger I. W.
share, Hazelton .

ibe District Forester, Prine Ripert.
‘ok, latei: than: noo onthe 25th day ef
; Februniys,, a 20), for. the, purchase of
Licence, X106 Nts West wsope, ] Kltwincool
Vandy - ovens Distrlet’ to ‘cut’ 94,500
Tent. feet. of Vedat Polea” & Piling.

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