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THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNE ESDaY, MARCH 13, 1929

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1 short, 1 long, 1 short 1 long
Omineca Hotel, 2 long 2 short:

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good climnte, good herds cured for
under good - conditions. Fortun-
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The Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issies tic-
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month in advance. This rate in-
cludes office consultations, niedi-
-eines, aos well as all costa while
in the hospital. Tickets are ob-
‘tainable {n Hazlton nt the drug
store ot by mail from the medi-
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Will find our stock of Furnishings
and Clothes thoroughly up-to-date

FALL and WINTER
Suits and Overcoats

This is purely. Man’s store and
men end youth can be completely
outfitted here—from 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..

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‘anda fall line of miners supplies

Fuse Caps Carbipe Rails
ish Plates . blacksmith coal

Shelf and Heavy Hardware

always.on hand |
Oliver Plough equip-
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1) SOHTCES,

1Pattullo is getting ‘quite fond ‘of: him-

‘(the House to make progress,

Jspeclal’ consideration to the ‘iorthern

The Omineca Herald!

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

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NORTH NOT’ BEING PUNISHED

Why all the lamentations from: the

Liberal paper in ‘Rupert. and the~ Lib-
era! members in the Legislature, from
the north about being punished. by the
wicked Tories because the north voted
for Liberals? Certainly ‘the northern
districts are being well provided, for in
the public works appropriations and
there iy the word. of the minister of
public wi urks that the northern. part of
the proy ince was to receive. special con-
sideration in the matter of roads ‘that
would help develop the natural —re-
1 It is also well Known that a
good deal of money is to be spent on
liridgex, new highways, ete.
Lhe Liberals, were they not deroted
entirely to making politica! capital of
every more the government
would look back to the first year or
two they were in’ power and consider
the lenn appropriations made. then.
Last: year was an eleetion year, and
the government was overlooking noth-
ing to-assure another term of office,
hence the great appropriations for all
public works, This is not an election
year, in fact it-is the first session of
i new government, and yet the appro-
IWiations in the north are but.a very
thousnnd dollars Tess than ‘last’ year's
record. If the money is spent on the
rouds in a manner that will make for
permanent repairs or permanent ronds
the north will be away ohend of the
game under the new government, At
lenst the public works department is
hended by a really high class business
man who knows, business much better
than he does politics. He is too big a
man to be influenced by how the peo-
ple vote. The accusations made. by
the opposition leader of “Ziberal rid-
ings being punished” would lead one
to believe that the opposition expected
the new ‘government to follow out their
practice in years past,

Premier Tolmie had his opposition
sized up right when he asked them
when they intended to cut out their
piffle and get down to business. One
thing A. M. Manson loves to do and
that is to -hear himself talk. and the
lender of the opposition, Hou. T. D.

self and his own voice too, so ‘that be- |
tween them there is. little chance for
-But My.

Manson dees love to talk. .
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Nine ‘and a hal fmillion : dollars: for,

roads. trails and bridges is not a bad
sturt for the new government the oppo-

sition at. Victoria predicted could see
nothing in B.C, but ruin. The minis-
‘ter of public works, Hon. N. 8. Loug-
heed, who will have the control of all
or nearly all that expenditnre, is, as
one of the Vancouver papers said, the
biggest business man the province ha:
had on that Joh for many years. He
is uevustomed to doing ‘big. things ang,
to handling big’ money and getting 2,
sults. | i

sheeees

The north is being well prov ded ;
in the expenditure of pulilic works ‘nnd
aceording to ‘our local ' member - ‘ the}
minister of public | works hus promised

part of the province in:the matter of
prov ‘iding ronds 21d trails to develop
the natntal resources. ”

Cunada, with one tenth of the world.
eqn] deposits, is ‘nu enviable . position
according to Bir Arthuy Duckham,
head of the British Mission: ‘to Austral:
in on Hmpire ‘Crode.

. ‘wenty". thousand: square: miles of
thnberland. ‘in. ‘Northern ‘atid Eastern.

; {Ontario w ill: be set aside: os provinelal

makes, jis one of the most complete and nttrac-

visiting Ottawa, Montreal,

of the United Church. and -will be per-
sonally conducted by Dr. Fallis. West-

sleeners to Winnipeg
from. there, juining the main party at
Toronto.

scriptive of the tour.-has been publish- |;
ed and & copy will be gladly-seht you
free upon request to Dr. 8. WW, Fallis,
299 Queen ‘St. West, Toronto: or apply
any ngent Canadian
ways.

sed to the Canadinn Medical Associa-
tion ,184 College Strect, Toronto, will

{does.what to to.
In these emergency: cases, it you are, .

: be helpful.

CHANGE BREAD TO CAKE

Here's the magic recipe:
Cnt slices of day-old white bread yy
inch thick.’Trim off crusts, Cut ench

slice into strips 34 ineheg wide by 2 in-
cches long,

‘Spread these atrips on nll sides with

Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed
Milk, covering Imead well. . ‘

Roll strips in dry, shredded ecocon-
nut broken very fine. Place in pan and
brown’ very delicately on all _ sides
under low’ gas flame, or toast on fork
over coals, ° .

Deliceious littie cocoanut ‘cakes re
sult—made from bread. Taste just like
Angel Food . Cake.

Try them! This and dozens of other
mugic reeipes are’ found tn. the Bagle
Brand Cook Book “New Magic in the
Kitchen” write for your free copy to
The Bordon -Co., Dept. BW. 140: St.
Paul. St. West Montreal, mentioning
this paper.
A WONDERFUL TOUR TO THE

MARTTIME. PROVINCES. —

The personnally conducted  all-ex-
pense four to the Maritime Provinces,
“The New Outlook. Maritime Special”

tive tours of Canada’s eastern proyin-
cea offered to the public, Lhe tour will
leave Toronto via Canadian National
Railways spedlal train on June ths
Quebec,,

Steamer trip up the ‘Saguenay River,
thence by rail to the priacipal towns
and Cities of the Maritime Provinces,
The trip will be under: the direction of
the “New Outlook” official publication

ern Canada passengers will use specta!
and special: train

A beautifully illustrated hoolslet -de- ,

National . Rail

Health Service

Questions concecrning health, addres-

be answered by letter. Questions as to
diagnosis and treatment will not be
answered.

WHAT TO DO IN AN EMERGENCY
The person who deals best with an
emergency is one who has thonght out
previousty what to do, and who, when
the einergency occurs, keeps cxlin, goes
uhead and does things aecording to the
plan,

When there is i sudden itness, ON:
in necldent occurs, someone must take
charge. Enless there is some person
iresent who is more é¢apable than your
self, this falls upon you,

a physiclin, Do not delay iin doing, this
hecnuse the Hie of this individual who
is ill or injured may ‘depend upon
pdmpt treatment by on physiclan. No
matter how well trained you are to
handle, emergencies, it iy advisable to
phice responsibility upon a physician,

sickness and accidents. —,
. There is no doubt but that many iy:

ergency workers, Thinks to the servieo

many difficult situations are met, It is
the untrained person who, in his desire
to Qo something, does harm. The train-
ed worker knows his ow. n. Iimintations
and does not do harm, bechnse he
knots what NOT ta do as well as he

not assisting; do not form.one of the
curious crowd who so often ‘hinder
those that are helping. If you wre ngs:
tating the following _ Hungestions may.

‘In general, it is well. ‘to ‘loosen: any,
tight: clothing the ‘patient’ may haye on.
Do ‘not be in a bury to. move the pas.

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east of Prince
Canadian Nationa] railroad. Twenty -

First of all.send one berson to -eall |:

who is the one recognised to deal w ith

ex ure saved ench year hy tralned em- |’

they. give andthe example .they. set,|-

tient; auy ‘movement may enuse dam- o

‘Pa part is injured and cluthing must. be
*|romoved-cut off the elothing in, prefer-
‘lence to moving the injured part, After

an injury, there ig ustially a condition

be : treated by keeping the patient
warm, Blankets, or overcoats are. plac:
ed Under, over, and ; ‘around the, patient
If possible, hot. water bottles should -be
placed tinder the arm-pits and around
the hody, ‘care’ -being taken not to: brrn
the ‘patient. If the the patient Js. eoneicins

|The Sweetheart
Of the Babine |

Sweathoirt of ‘the ‘Ralines” will - tell
you so Hf fou ask hev about develope-

For 15 years FE. J. Higgins of ‘Smi-
thers, B, C., and ‘Seattel has worked
at his silvr-lead-zine-gald - claims:

“sold” on the Bahine mining district
ever since they first followed up the
“signs” of mineral wealth. :
But. despite the producing Cronin
and Duthio: mines, the Babines have

lack. of. developement.

Aum ertimes, - Mary on ecompn nied
her. father’ un inte the wilderness,
whore . Dlacid snow-fed lakes ‘and

of. the heavy . eroded “mountains.
Winterstimes, she ‘stnys in Seattle: -
Now, a corporation is being formed

gil | up, vat’ ‘Smithers, is going to bust-
Tess | colleie here and dreaming of the
time- swhen ‘she can“use her book- -keep-
ing and’ accounting knowledge to: keep
“Dad" Higein's’ expected’ wealth’ in
shape. |

‘Smithers ‘is more than 200 “niles:
Rupert, and on. the

five miles from: Smithers by wagon
roati is the Vietoria group Soon to be
reunmed the Lorraine by Higgins and
his associates, DeWitt and GB. F. Mess...
ner and A. T. Harrier, cousins, of
Johnstown Pa. .
The Victoria ‘$roup
Lead. Creek, Tictoria,
Dream, Morning Star, Lakeview | and
Apokane, claims, The owners ‘alsa hold
ahout. 0 other Properties inthe. im.
_reddin te nelehbarhoodt

includes the

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which it is. used; |

May we send you, -
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fests te Wetie ad

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Keep: the. pa- =f
with the’ head low. If |:

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of what is cenlled, ‘ghoek. Shock shoukt ;

To the Front.

Mary Higgins end the Tablnes ‘are:
coming into theix own—nt least “The

ment plans in her summertime ‘home. -
the. rugged Babine mountains, up: the.
')Skecna river fram Prince Rupert, . -’

in the Vietorin graup. He anid his part-
ners, three Pennsylvanians, have been *

remained | almost nnknown | hecanse of ;

rushing cataracts splash at the feet of

in British Columbia to develope the 7
mines ‘and “The Sweetheart ‘of ‘the -
Babines, as they call the dimpled .

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