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NEW HAZELTON, B.C,

Published Every. Wednesday
C. H. SAWLE

The Omineca Herald:

os PUBLISHER what prosperity

readers “tt Avil be time to “Wish them

i Happy, and Prosperous New Year.”

Happy, yes. We might all be happy

; to a er cater or lesser degree, according
to our ayn lights. But prosperlty is

almost itke one of those things ‘one
reads about in the histery books. Just
meus varies according

line each subsequent ingertion,

Advertising rates—§1.50 per inch per month
ceading notices 16¢ per line firatinsertion. We per

tothe person giving the ‘definition. It
takes a lot of people to make a world,
i great many people bare been enjoy-
ing more prosperity since the- depres-

A New Year Message -

About the time this issue of the Om-

Ineea Herald reaches the hands of the

Railways could tw clectrif-ca steel plants

thousands of herse power

could be operated, radio broad casting stations supplied and ma
fuctaries, besides ghting up the whole countryside brighter than Broadway. .

uve auiing  des¢iup:

ty

If,

Demeter t the big dance in New Haz

bell .at Four Mile school house.
eam

The pro-

starting at 11.15.

Gordon Hall of Fort Fraser was the|
tlron ball on Friday night, just before suest over Christmas of Hugh Camp-/
the Old Yeni passes away. . Join with
your ‘fiends, and have a good time.
Its the last time this year,
ceeds are in aid of the W. A. to the H.
and the hospital needs the money.

Watehnigbt services will be held in
‘the United Church on New Year's Eve| is spending his holidays at the home

The fellow who said this “was to. be
un open: winter is allow vd ohe more
‘| guess. . >

x ‘. .

Bill Sargent, a student ar U. B, C,

of his par ents: in. Hazelton,

00 inte biisiness firms: employ. advertising
selling.

me the: cost. of selling. "

ing hasta ‘without alte

oe sige and ‘experienc’ have. taught 1 us. 8.18 Might, «

eat

paign of. ' regular advertising in The Omineea Herald.

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Sitles ;'2. To ‘lessen ‘cost of ‘Bonn: Yetso min omit the se. af. ‘advertising, .
‘despite: their readiness to Agree to: ‘theproposltton’ that. “advertising lessony,

f e're frankly. ninazed. at tlie ‘avoldinee ‘af ‘adver
ledge that it costs Je, to. sell with: the asslstan

Strange, brange™thts human t tendancy: i to ‘go contra y toy

To léaseit your cost of aolltng, + we commend to 3 you an adeqnate

“| for an

‘Feent dividends right off the bat. The

. | weeks before the House of Commons
twill open. The questions to be discus-

7 i quested -by a number of provinclal pre-
_.dniers, and there {s reason to’ believe |-
“.)-thatHon, Mr, Bennett will be glad to
“meat the men from. the provinces and

’ to: discuss, with them the most pressing |!

{son to believe that the provineéial pre-

~. [Jie views. in language that is easily. un-
; derstood...

= provineial premierg would like . to have
fle.
: sult’ from this conferenee,”

sion than they did when they were get-
ting good wages and had steady employ

ment, and many of those people never]:

knew ‘before what happiness meant.

But a new year is about to be born,
and we all look forward to better times
with move employment and an increase
in our incames, We have hope and we
have faith in our government and in
‘four institutions. Canada .is'a -great
. country and Canadians nre n great peo-
ple.’ We-have great wealth, and we
have exceptlonally good health. The
lands are productive, the mines are
vich. Our forests are the greatest in
world, and ‘there is enough fish in the
gea ‘and streams and lakes to feed us
-ahlimited time. The water
power available in. all sections of the
Dominion is. without equal’ in: any other
part of the world. :

We, at the beginning of a new year
have faith that our natural resourees
will be made use of and that the people
28 a whole are going to get a greater
share of the profits made from those
resources. But those, resources are
‘not going to start paying hundred per

people of the world and of Canada |.
have been too long in building up and
perfecting a system of greed, selfish-
ness and intolerance. That system is
first to be faught and defeated and a
hetter feellng- among men built up.
The fight we refer to is not one of vio-
lenee, but one within each person. A
monster has taken possession of man
and it must be caste out before much
renal improvement will be noticed.
.The first af the new year is a good
tine to start fighting that-monster and
of cultivating a> more humane and a
more tolerant feeling toward those
about us. :
Our wishes to you are of the best.

,

Premiers Wil Meet

Premier Bennett has called a confer-
, nee of provincial premiers to be held
‘in Ottawa on January 11th, just two

sed will. be. chiefly unemployment, un-
"employment insurance and provinctal |.
L finances, This conference has been re-

problems: of the day. There’ Ig'no ren-

inlers are going to do all the talking.
The Premier of the Dominion has con- |:
sidernble to say to the provinefal men, | |
and he is quite capable: of expressing !:

That there will be a pro-
gram of work ‘that will relieve the un-

we

will, not-be as extensive as some. of the

‘Quite. possibly. mich, ‘goud wile re-

fis

Thal SERVICE f

VERY Low, FARES EAST

o Passenger trains leave 3 times « ,

+{ . Week, connecting at Jasper for

all pointe East and’ South.
Fisk your lecal agent’ fot.
information.

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_ New and ‘Much: Lower Return

Fares to easiorn destinations are
on sale Dec. Ist to.Jan, 5. Stop-
overs, Return ltmit, Theresa Months.

Full particulars from |.
| CITY TICKET OFFICE.
“., §29 Third . Ave, . Prince Rupert

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CANADIAN |

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Enjoy the hospitality - of the Gros-
venor,” Here you will be among friend-
ly people. ‘fhe Grosvenor js a qulet
Hotel within two blocks of the heart
of Vaneouver’s shopping ond. theatre
district, yet away from heavy traffic.
Metropolitan dining room service, com-
fortable lounge and writing rooms.
Rates are reasonable, :

RATES
Daily: :
Det’d Bath + $1.50
With Bath - +9200

Monthly:
Det*d Bath $25.00
With Bath $30.00

* Fonte, recently.

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. One of the lergest cargnon: of
luuiber shipped trom aint Jonn
onthe Canadien Atlandia sea ‘ennat
- was forwarded to Oront Britain
recenity, = bt cans fisted ul Bwdd,«
596 fuel, mu: stly ur deals,

and There

~ Qutput of nickel in Canada in
1932 lotailed 40,027,568 - pounds -
Valued at. $7,170,862... Production
uring the {irst six months of 1933
amounts? to 22,802,434 pounds 13
compared with 21,102,786 pounds
ore the corresponding boriod of

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Every home at some , future date
will have “air. conditioning” and
the word “heating” will pasa out
of use among home’ owners, J. J.
; Donovan, General Electric Com-
“pany expert, told a largely ate
tended meeting of the Blectrical
Club at the Royal York, hotel, ‘To.

Ae bt
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Steep grades’ of tha Rocky
Mountain areas preseniad no dif-
ficulty ‘to the ‘Royal Scot, crack
‘British flyer, en route to "Winnt-
beg and the east from Vancouver
Tecontly, The all-British train ig ;
atltacting great popular. enthu-

siasm throughout Canada. on its

. return Journey. to’ Montreal,

jemployment eltuation to some. extent Lye
“4 ts: almost: assured from Hon, Mr. Ben- |“
-| net's remarks some months. ago, but it

- Montreal’ 8 “million. dollar. hote”
‘on: Dorchester ptreet, where a rail.
way terminal Was, to - have. beon

> bull: will. ‘become... -the world's
4 moat ‘costly *

, Canada ‘seeg:
“couple of Montreat’ aldormen who

sunken” ‘garden, "it
eye to’ “eya ‘with ‘a

“Rdvuedte ‘beautifying’ - he’ pau
with "lowers ‘and SurUbS, we

“Have you paid yous subsexiption a

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Lo tent ye

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