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“THE OMINECA | HERALD, WEDNESDAY,

NOVEMBER 30, 132 y

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In the first place of all, Mr. Farm

the consumers of what you have

to them.

Anything, then, that effects the local towns or its -
neople affects you by uffecting your market. Any- :

thing that effects the farm

| produce ‘you have to sell,
| try ‘has a vital bearing on

after-all, one in point of vi

4 .
Tn presenting the news and other

with the news of the whole distri

n classified column which should
Make use of It,

You ‘re ‘also ‘kept ‘continually in
New Hazelton and the interior,
Inining circles which

‘is but 4 cents a week. I

with 50c, which will give
for & months.

Omineen Herald for 3 months.

Mr.Farmer |

“here’s why you
_, Should read your
.-,., Newspaper.

trict because it is the logical market for the greater part of your
New Hazelton and district people are

ducer of what they must buy, are a person of ‘mighty importance
You have a common bond.

eral status of New Hazelton und district.

Omineca Herald is guided by this thought.
garding any. phase of farm work or life are published, together

Besides the buying opportunities listed by the stores there {

socially, industrially and in the
The Ominecn Herald presents each week.

Mr. Farner, you should be a careful render of The
Omineca. Herald every week,

o , “subsckiber, clip the special offer coupon below and
os indil 6? bring it into The Omineca Herald office

DO IT NOW.

THE OMINECA HERALD, New Hazelton, B.C,
Enclosed please find 50¢c as subseription to The

notify you if I wish it discontinued.

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er, you are interested in this dis-

te sell, and you, being the pro-

ers of this interior coun:

the business life and gen-
We are,
ew, economically. . . H

items of interest each week. The
Itms of interest re-

et, so far as it can be got.

be of special interest to farmers. i!

touch with whnat.is occurring in

Are you? The cost
f you are not already a

you the Ominecn Herald

At the end of that time I will

NAME

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Range 5.

Pie et'of Cont

‘ Nake ‘iotice that sixty days after
dite L Geo: H, Ballard, intend to ap-.
ply to. the ‘Minister of Lands for a li-
isi tu: prospect: for coal and petro:
lenin over G40 acres of land, as-follow:
-~cumencing : ata post: planted: ‘at thy
ratth-west corner, of Sec. :9, Twp. 14
I. 5. and marked . G. H. BJs N. W. cor
nee? thenee. south’ 80- chaina, | thence
crest 80: chains, thence, north 80 chains
thence’ west 8 VG altis,.to point.of com
mencemety wee ;

Janeated: Sept. 1stt 4

Ba Hard; intend _to
ater, p£- ‘Lands for li

loum over 640 acres, hie
commencing’ ita "post planted ‘oné half

nile north,of ‘the north-west corner of | {;

Sec. 9, Twp. LA): and. marked ¢.1.B.'r
8. [. cornery thence ‘north: 80 ‘chaing
thonee. west’ 80:chaing,
chaing;}thente ‘ensty80..0hi na
of commencements§ “i .
Located September dt 032. coop

SR a GeO: Hl Balasp

Spt ea sp hted

Wh,

’ “! a “ qe
Tiere ‘have. ‘Phat few, es ‘Ap
British Columbia ‘this, year: ' and: ‘ttle
loss of: tiniber while ‘thé cost’ of “tight:

d-as: follows

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HAZELTON LAN LAND. DISTRICT .
Distriet ‘of Cons f Const, Range 5

Tuke notice that sixty days afte:
date, Geo. H. Ballard, intend te appl:
to. the. Minister of Lands for a licensr
to ‘prospect for coal and’ petroleum ov-
er G40 acres of land as follows :—com-
meuclig at ti post planted at the north
west corner of Secction 0; Twp, 1A, R
5, and, marked G. H. B’s 8. W. corner
thence: north 80: chains, : therice east SC
ehalns, thence’ south 80-chains, thena
west, 80, chains ta: point of. commence
meut. ; :
Located September 48th, 1932, 3

oo, Geo, H, Batar |

ils: Wigey Hide stag nga} at

| Fortis setoyet poly came: dorgnstrom, the
Et tet, ‘terlVinig ere

late Atbnaay aftethioon, * Tt réturned on

Tuesday: ainorning so that the ‘road to

local pesple. .

| way has. ‘told: the Bi

tor ‘putting people’ on it

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

Published | ‘Every ‘Wednesday
C. HB. SAWLE PUBLISHER,

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Advertising” raties—$1.60 per inch ¢ per month
reading notices 16¢ per Ilne firatinsertion, 10c per
line each aubsequent insertion, we

Too many ‘organizations i ts the ery
‘of one of the local niinisters, and yet
that same minister has organized, or
has been mixed up in organizing more
organizations in the past year ‘than the
district ev er ‘knew before. To much |
organizing 1s not. good. for ayn com

3 minity, ‘and’ especially ‘is it bad for the

young people ‘to ‘have ‘them out nigh
after night, every ‘week, until well on
to midnight. Young people may be ali

4 that they elaim for ‘themselves (but no

more) ‘but: at” ‘the same ‘tine ‘they ean
not stand the racket of every night out

,| und be fit “for, school ' or work’ the next

day. “Very. ‘few | young people are able
to remain’ in ‘bed every morning until

inine or ten or ‘eleven: o'clock to make
‘) up for the lost rest of the night before

It seems to us that ‘the best way to re-
duce the number. of ofganizatins is ty
xtop organizing 30 many news ones an

‘| to try to make some of the old: ore.

little more interesting nul Drofitab.~

As stated in these columis a week .°

{so ago, the loss of a business of any

kind is a loss toa conumunity. But i
the loss is a public instittition, or

place of business where’ ‘tany- people
trade. and the cause of the loss is due
to a fire, the loss ‘is just that much

| greater. Not only does the conimunity
Hoose, but the individdals immediatel
; effected heavily, no matt ar how nine
‘insurance may be carried’ New Hazel-
ton suffered a big: loss last Saturday

moroing when the New Hazelton hotel
und W, 8, Sherriffy’ store were comple-
tely wiped out by fire. . The hotel ‘was
10 asset to the. community as all hotels
are, THe store was. just. as great an
asset, and in some WAYS a greater as-
set to possibly a larger. number of the
We- understand , that ar-
rangements. are on foot whereby boil
places’ of business may resume within
nh very, short. time, possibly, something

“TW definite may be announced in a fen
It will be a good thing forte |.
town, the people of the town ,ond 1)

days,

Hipeaple of. ‘the distric’, as Well as the
| travelling public,

. Mr, Butterfield, in his column in the
Province, gets. off some good stuff er.
ery now ‘and: “again and one of those
occasions. Was. in: a recent issue when
he.” said ‘the. ‘folowing : —'Hon, Nels.
Lougheed, whose career as minister of
lands ‘has been: cnotad with much inter-
est, has at last ha ‘bright thought |:
raof ‘Trade that
the obvious solution’ ‘of ‘the’ depression
lies in ‘moving our: “surplus population
back to the land.: That: ds-a_very true
thought.’ ‘It “only Jacks cogency in one
points; you, can't ‘put. people “back” on
the land who" have never - “been onthe
land before,” ae
It. has long ‘been obvious “to most
thinking men, excapt- uinisters of stats.
tht the Jand is the only, real basis ov
i sane~ civilization: . But* “in this pl
_ We should ha »
it “Tery coniplete “understanding of
J hoge land ‘they are to be. put on and
hat interest they are to -have in it

jv]
. Witen: they ure on it.
Men hive! hot, forgotten, the

mui

‘government’ ania votitiend puil—a.
priced’ that Would mate"atoan ghar.

blush. And how, the Soldier was gen-
erully’ stuck, so ‘that whether he lost

nny money-or’ not, he undoubtedly lost |

n goon many valuable years. "

ers out of store clerks, bank clerks aud

what, liave..you): ‘from, t the, city, or nowy"

We, strongly teal, that men, who have a
knowledge’. of. farniings should be in.
cluded in the plan ope: are many

mie who. Khotw. Ligh to, Fi nt but who}:
got stuck * with bad tand’ uring the

ing fires hos been ‘almost nfl, | *

,

Smithein ‘ig now open for traftte, :

boom days, who would now like to ge,

The Omineca Herald:

piece of land, of which the government

idle, and going back to. scrub land at
| rapid rate, “
There: ‘qre:so meny desensed spots In

clal department of Janda and forests
and agriculture that one becomes daze.”
in thinking about it. “

- The agricultural. ‘department, haa., i.
real ‘fatmer at the head. “He wants: to
help people. get: on-the land. and maz
good. But. be has no land to, do any-
thing with. “The Lands department is
headed by a lumber man, good in hi:

ito all timber men and his chief advis-
ers say no-to applicatits! ‘for. Jani, 01
‘put so many obstacles ‘in the way, that
the applicant. ‘gives up in ‘dispair.

If Premier ‘Tolniié- would, when or
ganizing his proposed union cabinet,
just reorganize all. the departments
and get‘them in “some Kind of ‘works
shape, ‘he would. find 2 great ‘deal oO.
popular approval At the presen time
the departments are bucking one an-
other, and the present state has beer

in existance for. many years.

HEN. HOUSE. MATHEMATICS |

Under normal conditions it takes
162.7 eggs to pay for the cost of feed
for a pullet during the pullet year, As
this figure is arrived at from an aver.
age of twelve years’ results it is (

nore than ordinary interest. The ni

mer of eggs -required to pey for the
cost per bird for feed varles of course
with prevailing market prices from one
year to the other, During the period

‘of ‘the ‘report it has: ‘Tanged: from as

low as 50 eggs in 1922 to a peak of 69
in 1928, while it took 61 to pay the
feed cost in 1931, “It is also interest-
ing to know .that the same cost study
shows than an‘ avernge of 15 eges is
sufficient to pay the cost of feed ne.
bird during the winter months only. ,

has been for the fourth..time, crowned
the world’s. wheat ‘king. -° At Chicago

the other day he. again carried off the
main prizes at the world’s grain: show.

Poy

"MINERAL ACT.

' Certifieate of Improvements ;

NOTICE

Yordillera Fractional, ‘Camille. “Free

rict located one mile southerly from
Jsk on Kitselas mountain.

"ree Miner's Certificate No? 62347D,
. gent for the Usk Mining Co., Ltd.,|
Free Miner's Certificate No. 46570D,
ntend sixty days from the date here: |
f, intend to apply to the Mining Re-
order for a Certificate of Improve-
rents, for the purpose of obtaining ;
Crown Grant of the above ‘claims.

nder section 83 mist he commenced
efore the issuance of such Certificnt
f' Improvements,

Jated this ith aay of Octotier, A. D.,
82.

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TRAILS.
| SERVICE|

‘Vastbound:
‘ Transcontinental trains wilt
leaye every Monday, Wed»
nesday and Friday,

Westbound ;
'. Traine will leave every Tues-
days. Thursday, Saturday.

an Speciai low rates ongail and steams
Hl ship Mekete fo. the. Old Caunctey. ane

a” '

ay ay
‘ af

| For inferination’ edll: or write -
+ tocalagené; or | baeloe

H, McEWEN, D.F. PA wd
ince Ruperts B, a os

4 O0,38..

Canadi ian.
National

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has mony thousands of acrés “ying

the whole organization of the provin-.

own way, but agriculture is a bug bea .

Herman Trelle of. Northern. Alberta

ional, Gold Dust Fractional and Mack ’
ineral claims ; situate in the Omineca | .
ining Division, Ringe V, Coast Dis-|

Take Notice that I, J. A. Rutherford, .

And further take notice that action. ’

re we mye bad . . |
AoW ‘hether. the; lands “depariment, aud)
We. do snot» believe that. ‘the’ idea was’.
.| Mr.: Lougheed’s ‘at’ ‘all;: lean ‘make farm-|"-

a chanee- -to make: ra a living. oft. i geod |

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} BOF BAND’ ‘SURVEYOR

Demand
Pacific’
Growing |.

Watch. Repairing and
J Teweleny ete .

rat hers ene aot te mite

R. W. Cafneron: .
Prince Rupert

“Build B.C. Payrolls,-.. 0 sos,

i ntite yo

ANP

Since Pacitie Milk discovered. how
to use.the, vaceum. packing, procers ;
for canning milk the demand for
Pacifle .lins..: steadily. inerensed.
And itis, growing. Women. were
quick to ‘recognize ‘the “finer, more
“natural flavor and welcome it, .

WEE Dro hous ee ot

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‘Pacific “Milk

100% BC owned and controlled"
‘Plant at Abbotsford.”

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JLBJ udge
' Chiropractor.

Will be at.the Omineca Hotel .
Hazelton ‘on Thursday

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NEW. HAZELTON

HOTEL

Gus s Christianson, Proprietor

Smithers, B, C.

Ford Parts: Oil
Modern Garage

| Ford Dealers ;
Gas

“Henry Motors, Ltd. :
:

Repairs

: Complete line ot -
New Cars. and Trucks

pot not
wiry

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a Dr. R. C. Bamford

DENTIST
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!' Hours 9'a m-td 6. p: m ‘Evenings
bye qapolntment, eho Ete ce

J. Alan -Rutherford !

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