THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1934

SUPPOSE you came suddenly upon two. roads. One.

straight, well trodden - the other thin and twist-

ing off into undergrowth. If you didn’t want to ar- .
(tive any place i in particular, you might choose the lat- :
oe ter. But not otherwise. |

__ Before you, as buyer, run two roads. One is the

. road of knowledge, of an advertised product. Thous-
ands use it. There’s no mystery about it, no doubting
nothing hidden. It leads the way definitely to a floor
wax, a fountain pen, a tooth paste that will give satis-
faction. When you use an advertisement you use an
open road,

When you don’t use an advertisement you go the
doubtful road. You have only hazy knowledge of the
product ahead. No trade mark or name to depend on
guides you, The result may or may not be worth the
effort. You don’t known.

oe ; Read the advertisements, Anything widely ad-
- vertised—breakfast food, syrup or a | car—has proved
itself good by advertising.

Advertsements put you on: the :
open road to satisfaction.

- [elise so long as it is not

Here and There

Even though business i is not up to normal: you still
use Counter Check Books and need them now or in the

at Victoria recently with one of
near future.

the largest passenger lisis in the
past three years.. There was a
total of 577 from the Chient and
Honolulu. The liner was also
heavily booked for the westhound
trip from Vancouver and Victo-
ria. .

The Omineca Herald

Will nowysupply you with

Speaking at Toronto recently

. before members of the Interna-
tional Building Owners and
Managers Association, BE, W,
Beatty, K.C., chalrman ‘and presi-
dent of the Canadian Pacific
, Railway, doubted the wisdom of
“top elaborate planning”: in ‘na.

; tional economics. Mr. Beatty did
not think the present system of

. . of any size and any make and
on at manufacturer’ S$ prices —

“way In which it.is applied,”.
The Canadian Pacific Railway

‘versary of the completion of its
transcontinental line next year.
It..was. November 7,~1885 that
Donald. A.. Smith, .Jeter | Lord
Strathcona, drove the last splke
at Cralgellachie joining east to
Ls owest- and Atlantic. to Pacific..

Fon (Charles A. ‘Dunning, vice-

rn hresi
of’ a é  Seigniary: Club, Monte-
‘bello, Quebec, has been elected’ a

“The Omineca Herald ©

_ . New, Hazelton, B. Cc.

‘ada, ‘The former «Federal Min-
ister of Finance is alse president
of the Ontario Equitable Life Ine

~iranee mouse.

Ate - t '
mae Give your order to us or send: it by: mail to cote = (8

S. S. Empress of Japan arrived

. society was wrong except.in the .

ent.and general. manager -

_ director of Barclay’s Bank, Can-. ;
1a * goodly, limber Of coples of the ‘net,

njid tings’ them. ‘round’ wi fnag the. dn.
: diy tinal" imnembers aay “atnly, them,: Tn ;

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| Vad Omineca Herald

~NEW AZELTON, B.C.

~ Published Every Wednesday
C. H. SAWLE - PUBLISHER

‘Advertising ratea—$1,50 per inch per month
teading notices 1c per line firstinsertion. 10c per
line each subsequent insertion,

NEWSPAPERS

_ I suppose there should be @ manda-
meas conipelling every min to read the
newspapers, Ive found il this busi-.
HESS, a8 ‘in every Insiness, the capable
man reads bis newspapers evry. day.”

Justire J. “ML -Mrby oy recently when
he opened pror eedings nt Osgoode Hall

-j in. Toronto: an hone ‘before the usiial

time and found muy kiwyers absent,
despite the fact that notice of the
change: of time Wis published in . the

’ | press

Conmienting ‘an’ bis’ lordships — re-
imirks, the Border Cities Star of Win-
dsor snid :—

Mr, Justice Mckvoy is right, The
capable nan does read his newspaper
every day. | And he reads it thorongh-
ly from front page -to the last. There
is no ensier or chenper or more enter-

ing on in the world; of keeping up
with every. dev ‘elopment, local ‘and
foreign ; of sensing the: trends and 5e-

Wealth. of, valuable 'informa-
tion. : ‘

who- sys contemptiously—Oh, I nev-
cr reiud the newspapers. In most ens:
es, of course, : the man is not speaking
the ‘truth: he is merely peeved about
something. In -the remainder, there
probably is not enough intelligence in
the mukeup to permit.the man-to ba,

interested in current events, Politics,

financial news or even sport,

This ‘apnlies just as forceably to the
home town weekly as it does to the
big dailies.” Rend your homa paper
aud knew whut is going on aronnd you

; ed.

‘north country where they

‘| houge,.
will celebrate the fiftieth anni- |. .

VANCOLVER: AND THE TOURISTS

“Phere has. been for some time quite
an’ agitation in Vancouver ond vici-
nity to get all roids ‘in the south: pav-
‘They are not satisfied with pay-
ing the main highway first, but they
must. have: loops and tri-nngles and
circles und cresenta and everything
more than
seventy-five or a lyndred mies away
from Vancouver. There was not ~ a!
mention in-all thelt propowanda of a
permebent road ta the . north. To

‘Vanconyer there is no north north of

Okanagan, Tew of their cltizens ev-
en know of the Okanvgzun, yet .ther

Areshme fo dictate the, poliey of . Vie-

torig and also Ottawn, ‘Lheir lntest
Proporanda for paved rauds is ‘to-at-
tract. tourists, It-seems the - tourist
trafic has fallen off. ‘The chief. rén-
son the tourist traffic fell: off is that
most of the tourists hive seen all they
want to see of Vanéorver and hate
drunk al] the poor heer and high ‘pric-
ed whiskey they want. ‘Ther can get

better at home and for much less ‘eost,

« Vaneourer has been built up by. gov-
ernment) money “ind right today the
people’ there woul starve were it not
for the millions of money the govern.’
danents pny into their coxs ‘pools every
yeur,

Give. the ‘tourists a) chance! Less
gratting off them and a road into the
CAN see:
sdinething besidés what they have at
home,
sane thing year atte. year and get
only. poor-quality and high pried.

WILL STUDY THE NEW ACT

nd

They fariners of the interior have

-taken aqnite a notion to the new mark.
et Inge net. Just passed by the Dominion
| government.
‘| somnothing. of which ther can ‘tnke, ad-

They feel that here is
yaniag: ‘of! find “get themselves’ hack to,
‘2 hormal condition, The Secretary’ of.
Distriét’ I. bias bee, instructed ‘to get

~. These words ‘were uttered ‘by. Mr, | .

ttining wiry of finding out: what is £0-|-

‘Once ina while you meet someone]:

Tourists. to. do not ta see the;

due course another meeting is to be
tabled ‘and gee. ‘what. artion may be
taken.” The’ provinrial, ‘art was passed

and thé!machfiéry issready. It is ex-

| pected $the provincial board will be
‘| det up’ ‘daring’ fhe: present. month and

then. the. locat groups may. organize as
fast as they wish. to: “Surely a con-
trdlled and a- regulated market. scheme

pire

is. what the farmers. of Canada need.,,. £

W have ovidenc of it very day, ven at

_.| the present time. ‘The machinery has ‘
* | been invovided... Th next stp is. hp to

th farmers. . -The-sooner: “they! ‘get busy

“| the: sooner they are going to get what

is” coming to them,

wy PRINCE:
Ka SuIPS |
‘to VANCOUVER

From Prinec Rupert, calling at
Ocean Falis and Powell River.

MONDAY .- --- - 3 p.m.
~ SATURDAY - «- - - 6p.m:

For ANYOX and- STEWART,
’ feaving Prince Rupert every
Friday at 3 p.m:

| TRIANGLE TOUR

$3 7°

1900 miles of de luxe travel by
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CANADIAN
NATIONAL

For*information call or

; write to. .

* The- Loeal Agent: .»  -

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Prince Rupert, B.C.

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_SIMINER: AL ACT

“Cert: f cate of Improvements

fee

NOTICE. oo
Yukon, Cray Ste. Red Gap, Wireless.
-Avgeust. Lotty, Pictou. and. Beaver
Mineral Claims. situate in the Om-
cineca Mining Dfvision af). Range 5
‘Coast Distriet.
Loentedl- an the. north slope of Hud-

son Bay? anountain: ahout eight miles tp,

westertsatrom Smithers. LB. C..

1 KHON OTC, “that J. A. Ruther-
ford. T.M:C,, ‘No. 62687D. - authorized
agent, for Tohn A, Chisholm, Free Min-
e's Certificate: No. 960040, intend.
sixty - days. from -the date hereof,. to
apply te the. Mining Recorder for a
Certificate of Improvements for the
purpose of obtaining a Crown grant of
the above claims. » .

And ‘further take notice that action.
under section 85, must ‘he commence
before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvement, «+ -

Dated his 16th ny of May, 1084.

» The: Bulkley. Hotel

- Smithers, B. C.

‘Tlot water ently, ; Hot. eold
tnd cold. ronning water in the .
~ booms, ws
Hotel is Insulated Ww ith Instilex,
i, Rates ave reasonable,

“¢ You are always welcome.

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ode Allen Rutherford
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