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mo THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1929"

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1 Good Drivers -
Comfortable Cars
Always on the Job |

Phone Hazelton!
Omineca Hotel, 2. long 2 short

' B.C. LAND SURVEYOR.
J. Allan Rutherford :

Surveys promptly executed. '
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icine between. milking. and using
in short. “It reaches. yonr. table

imc short time packed.

325 Drake St., Vancouver

Fresh- '
‘and flavor are. one ins milk |

Pacific Milk |

Factories at Abbotsford and Ladner

DENTIST -

Office —Over the Drug Store

SMITHERS, B. C.

Hours 9 4. m. to 6p. m, Even-
ings by appointment.

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EBY'S |
HARDWARE

Smithers, B.C.

We now handle

Powder and Dynamite -

‘and a full line of miners supplies

Fuse Caps Carbipe Rails
Fish Plates blacksmith coal

Hotel
Prince Ropert |

A REAL Goon Hore1

Prince Rupert
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H. B. ROCHESTER," Manager

Rates $1.60 per day up.

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Shelf and Heavy Hardware

always on hand.
- Oliver Plough. equip-
ment.

. Apply to Eby’s for Auctioneer
Services ‘

Omineca
Hotel

C. W. Dawson, gProp. |

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL
MEN

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NEW KIND OF

month in advance.
eludes office consultations, medi-
‘eines, as Well ag all costa while
“in the hospital, -
tainnble in Haziton at the drug
store or by mail from. the medi-

The Hazelton Hospital |

The Hazelton Hospitel iseues tie
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Tickets are ob- ||

cal superintendant at the ‘hospital |

TABLE CLOTH.

‘Looks just Hke linen, “A. handsome
damask finish. Washes like oilcloth.
No laundering ney *Send fora
FREE SAMPLE .

‘Specialties Sale-Co.
Bho Pae i B.C.

RETURN SUMNER EXCURSIONS:
TICKETS ON SALE

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| The Omineca Herald

"NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

"Published Every Wednesday
: PUBLISHER

Advertising rates~$l 60 per - Inch per month
reading notices lic per line first insertion, 100 per
line each subsequent insertion,

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NEW PROVINCE ONLY A THREAT

The Prince Rupert Liberal organ,
chief advocate of the new province idea
admits thnt the scheme'is only a threat
against the Conservative government
at Victoria, It also admits that if the
provincial government will grant ‘all
and more than that organ thinks the
north should have that it- does not care
about a new province. But there is a

big difference between what a hostile
newspaper thinks is fair, and what a
government in full possession of facts
concerning income,ete., is able to do
with a depleted treasury inherited, only
a few months ago from the now ¥ oppost-
tion,

The threat of “forming A new -pro-
vinee under the’ present circumstances
is too much like the little hoy who had
a ball and because the other boys did
not let ‘him be captain, nicther, catcher

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' for 1929

The New Six Cylinder Chevrolet in the Price”

Range of a Four

evrolet:P tices |

Touring - $905.00

Roadster - 905,00 - ee an
Coach - - 1012.00. a ee | |
Sedan -. - 1115.00, near sae |
Convertable Landau Sedan = $1171.00. |
Coupe - - $1002.00 ne
Cabriolet - 1130.00. Te

11-2 Ton- Truck Chasis. - $925.00

Smithers Garage & Blectrie

" SMITHERS, B.C.

and shortstop ‘he took his Dall and sat

on the fence. . In the commercial world | |
he who threntens to quit if he does ‘not
get more money, ete, is generalyy al-
lowed to carry out his threat, and With
profit to the firm.

There is no justification for forming
a new province in the northern part of
British Columbia. There has never}
been auy need and a threat at this
time will do the’ north more harm than
good. A government as strong as the|
Tolmie government at Victoria, both i in
numbers and inthe calibre of. the men
are not likely to be stampeded by a

sent opposition members to the house,
On the contrary ‘they ave apt to laugh
a little in their ‘sleeves and watch the
antics of the mistaken agitators..

Thos, McClymont, one of the origin-
als in Prince Rupert, and\prominent in
the life of that city, does not favor
the new province threat, he advocated
something else.to stir up new interest
among the Prince Rupert people, ‘te

that very few, if any, of the leading

pert took any stock in the new prov ince
threat, The same- condition applies to}.
the interior.
nothing to complain of from the new |.
government at. Victoria, ‘anid especial:
ly in the way of appropriation ‘of pub- |:
lic moneys, or, the quality ‘¢ ‘of the work
being done,

only a bad drenm.*

peared from the plileg that the govern-.
ment had hauled from the river ‘last
fall for bridge construction, No doubt

“AD. ‘aristoccratis old Indy
highlands,” said the Duke,

a livery to bbe worn only on very, spe= |
cia] oceastons. .

served, a tousled head Was ‘stueh, Into.

new . page asked :,

a breeks or yours? " aor —
ay écanat ‘understand,”" ‘anid tie: Yer 7

ar,’ “why. 80 many of our Geongrega~
ton £0" straight. from, chureh to the

threat from two or three districts that |°

a vote were taken it would be found]: -

“In foet the interior has|. -

At best the new province threat is]

the department of public. works knows we , 7
where it went; possibly sola it or pave ue
; permition for it to -be- vased. , f

The Duke of “Atholl told. this story ey
from the Highlands the other day, . om
‘in; vthe}
hired. al
erofters bboy ag. page, and bonght: him te

One day she gave. a, dinner. party. - .
As she etertained her guests. in the: dif-|
fieult. ten minutes before. dinner was a
“4 the dining yoom ,and ‘the voice of the] -

ie “Please, , ma’ am, am, I to. wear me cn

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- Just thet treat for the children’ ry

. evening meal, A bowl of. deli-. o
‘cious Kellogg’ s Corn Flakes and a
; mill or cream. Crisp, whole-
some — extra easy to. digest.
Millions of mothers prefer .

A lot of sand’ and gravel has.disap-| |.”

Kelloge’s every day.

‘Kellogg's. Corn Flakes are always ight and extra crisp, oA i : ”
wholesome treat for children—so easy to digest: 12,000,000. te e0
bo people: each ‘day prefer the original Kelloga’s Corn: Flakes, eae

“Look for the red-and-green Kellogg package, Sold by 7
calle grocers. Made by Kellogg i in Londen, Ontario: we