As an added attraction to your
old Countess trip, Canadian National this

year. offers exceptionally low fares both~

_ On trains and steamers, De luxe equipment.

Liberal stopovers. Extended return limit.
Every detail of your trip ... tickets, passports,

Daggage insurance, travellers’ cheques, hotel
accommodation, will be attended to by

. Canadian National.

Full details from

For information call or write Local Agent or
H. McEwen, D. F, and P.A. -.

CANADIAN NATIONAL

Prince Rupert -
1 “y.61-92

follows :--

9 a.m.

the publie reads advertigements.

About Readers
And. Writers of
Advertisements

ITS A VERY OLD STORY—the story. of the man wlio put ina -
great daily newspaper an inconspicuous ‘2-line advertisement as.

Cats Wanted—§1.00 each, before
16 Major street.

He put in this advertisement to prove to a 1 doubting teiend that

You can imagine the doubter’s eoristernation when he saw ftext
“ihorning’a atreetful of men, women and children, each with a cat.

/: Whatever you yourself may do in regard to ‘the reading of
advertisements, know this: Everything printed in a newspaper

gets read, and there are many who read every line—news matter
ond adveriisements—those with lots of time and curosity.

The company or firm with something to sell—something which
thousands of.;persons can buy—wouldn’t be very wise.dif it pub-
lished an inconspicuous advertisement..-
de is to crash in on your attention, by publishing an advertisement

which everybody is likely to see.

Its job is to make you—a normal man or woman—see its
advertisement and to make it so interesting that you'll read it.
Then the advertisement must be nersuasive. + ‘Also it should incite

you to take action.

to > quick action. -

or less.

‘oo ogee eo

Of course some idvertisements—those of local retailers—may'
quite proprly give prominence to prices Thelr job is to direct
you, rather than to inform oy persuade you; and to stir ‘You up ;

“The writing,. destening 1 and illustrating of advertisements. in
tendet to entch attention, Intrigue interest, convey information.
be convineing, breed desire, for what is advertised, and incite the

reader to purchase are highly specialized jobs .

if you want to know just hew di ifficult is the job of writ’ ng an
advertisement which would get 100 maris froma competent indge
try to write one—nabout a vaccum cleaner, a motor cay, 8
fuk, a ehild’s shoe, | or anythizg else, } iim “tng yourself | to 300 words

"This advertisement Is sponsored by the Canndian.
Weekly Newspuper Assacialon | : "

‘The right thing for it to ©

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Jt appears that the iden is growing ual It is. really guod the way : things |

“that, all ‘things - in. this. district belong

to the party who’ mfty? she ppen toveovet:. usual) and - imucenise written ull Over ny dt was, before it was published, and [!

disappear and: people. go: ‘about: as per’

ae eon

them, Ownership does nat, ser ,to ‘be. thelr tnecs. OT , : oe

VE guy consequence. * "79" gdinothing is |:

‘attractive to your eye, take it, no mat-
ter whether It is any use to you ox not.
For a long time complaints -hava licen
‘made of articles, both large and. small
having disappeared from thetr anpvint-
ed places, . Nothing. | seems torbe. Adebar-,
‘red from the “eavetous, Mining pro-
perty, doors, wien. erae tools, }.
apples, fruits, -vegethbleg, and} pe wade 4
“aven’ parties weed es aunt ne
healed shoes leave their foot: prints
"the soft earth and a@ blaak’ wrllerd ne

was - hefore some fruit, The ‘ gov-
ernment. property. is. no., more, sagred:

- It would be just too -bad if Vand
ver und Victoria finnnelal men. did not
pull off their nice little deni for the’ P.
G, Id. and half of the province of Brit-
ish Columbia: There is now n B rtlsh
syntiicate:' whieh desires to. buy Thag
{railway. A

wed

ra? a rate. “ie
nines a fligtity ‘from ‘Tokio to San Fran-

day brenk on ‘Tuesday morning, -

“thai that “owt “Wy a? petite: ‘tte ston ;

Ag, yeni tbat. ae cree

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|G. He SAWLE

’ | pending notices i6e per line

: “The omineca Herald

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

Published Every. Wednesday
' PUBLISHER

Advertising raten—$1.50 ex inch per.'month

eae 1 10c per

an

line each subsequent [nsertion.

Tie: Kidd | ‘report’ ‘comes out. ‘sith a
recommendation ‘to ‘abandon. corstrue-
tion on. all roads, . ‘and. only. mafntain
necessary ‘ones, ° Twenty’ to thirty year
ago ‘settlers were encouraged: to. go in-
to the country, then ‘undeveloped, .on
the promise that-roads would be put
in for. them. Many, of these settlers

these promises... . ., Soe ye
Now. the. financial . “men of “Vaneou-

pudiated. To fulfill their earlier. -pro-
Inises to-the people: who‘have sought to
build up the’ country is only just: To
follow the ‘Kidd report in..this respect
is to follow the much censored attitude
of Russia- after . war-repudiation..: At
‘the time the promise was made it was
| nelieved. ‘The. government is under a
moral obligation to implement these
“promises—or otherwise recompense the

settlers who believed them. °

The last reports that have come ‘from

-{]| Victoria are to the effect that Premier

‘| Toliite™ ‘proposes to: carry ‘on the govern
ment, of the, province , with the cabinet .
jand members as at. ‘present until after
|the iiext seasion.-
| vince Rewspaper office and a few, of

‘Outside of the Pro-

the . financial Offices, ‘there dods not

i} seem, to, he such a _ general demand for
a union ‘govprnnient, ‘os ft was ‘at first .

mide. ta ‘appear. “The weekly" ‘press ol
the, provines, the. -press’ that ds really
closer ‘to the people of the: province
than any or all of the daily popers-arn
by no means. farorable to union govern,
inent, or even reduction of. members,
untess: it’ ig the member for some othe:
riding.
represeritation would, ‘be penbialy pop:
ular. -

yey

| a
o-- Japanese: good-will plane mak: |: :

clsco’ left Tokio ‘for Nome, ‘Alngkaj; ath

ye ny aye Ant wa ira

‘A. financial magnate ‘in ‘the east ‘to.
“marked sole inonths ago, that’ we had

C¢ ‘ther. -to. Lecorne . Q nation of peasants .

\

- |have died while waiting, and the rest |
; have ‘either left. their farms: in Alsgust,
‘for are still struggling on. in the. hopes} —
of an ‘eventual, if tardy, fulfillment, of

yer come out with the callous sugges: |--
_ {tion that these promises, be’ finalty,re-

A reduction ' “of” “Vatieouver’s

aan
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EKELLOGG’S Corn Flakes are:
sealed in a special WAXTITE
bag which is placed inside the
red-and-green package. It
brings the flakes direct from
the toasting ovens fresh to
your table. It’s a patented
Kellogg feature,

Some other foods have inner
perfect’ protection. ‘Compare.

‘freshness: -

- Unconditionally. guaranteed
-by W. °K, Kellogg: “If you
don’t consider them the best.
corn flakés you éver ate, return
the package‘and we will refund
your money. ” Made by Kellogg
in | London, Orttario.

or pauper, The Kidd committee manst |. . ao

huve- taken their gue, fain ites jinn
when they tame out tu limit the’ free
ed ‘ation iar _ehiitrea., mi) eompel il
chu. to luw’a sehoul at ‘the’ age. of 14
a old is | to.djtsr hia. we Ahwae’ school
yuna in’ which he does Lhe most, good
ay a himsesf.. It: is only nt: that’ time
ary ir the avenge. chal, ‘begtns wy see
what it is a: sbant, ‘and: if he ia: worth
his sult sets out tv get the needed In-

formation and training to fit him gor}

utter. life. ‘By the Kidd. Jeport onty
the child of :the. wealthy. ; would ‘have a

chance, and yet it is’. well. Known that
thé best brains.‘in this’ ar any" other
country; have generally come from the
-niddle- ol : poorer... classes... Fortunate’

} indeed, ‘the: prov inelal - “government hay

come.out flatly and aald, that that por.
tion of; the: ‘Kidd, report. would not be
dopted, use was not. proposed to de-
velop,it lot: ‘of hal ‘bnked serfs: for tht
factory. and big. stores to Tse, _

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nova

“ The! ‘Kidd: report is. not: sO, hoé, tot; y

it is getting colder. each May. vo

“Premier Tolmle,. it would neein, hag
not. been well advised. by some of those

he:- consulted in. regard to. forming : uy’

union government: It.seeins that his
‘ndvigors! were more - intent: 1 _petting

rid of ‘the leader- of the ‘opposttion and |.

his fhist’ lketitenant, than’ ‘they; ere, in
getting: ak: better government “hide

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: ‘Watek Repairing and
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Prince ‘Rupert.

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“alla BO, Payal .
Fiscovers
Pacific

Mrs, Jas, Black * bas. ‘been? in. the
habit’ of ordering “conned milk” °
and accepting: any. kind the grocer
sent along, . ‘Hearing of: the ~ new |
¥Yaceum process she ,tried. afew:
cans. She says the first one don-!
vinceil ‘her that Pacific is “by far °
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~ Chiropractor.

Will be at the Omineca Hotel |
Hazelton’ on Thursday.

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Gus Christianson, iProprictor

Heary Motors. Ltd.
Smithers, B. C.

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Ford Parte” Oil '
“Mederr’ Garage ‘

Ford Denters
» Gas Repairs

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