THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C.,, WEDNESDAY.. SEPTEMBER 28, 1938 -

MAKING CANADA | Terrace Notes a ee i] Te SPECIAL

A Better Place in Which to Live and| 9 Harry Attree has gone to. Prince Ru-
Work pert where he will be employd with the
Swift Cunndian Co. as warehouseman
A series of letters from distinguished | and salesman, He will visit points
Canadians on vital problems affecting along the line from time to time.
the future welfare of Canada. : =e.
say: sees, ' A well attended service was held in
Specially written for the parading Knox United church on Sunday when
Weekly Newspaper Aseocintion. Rev, W. Irvine of Edmonton was in

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Eastern Canada.
Sept. 24 to Oct. 8

the pulpit.. [le gave a very s searching

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Dear Siri and inspiring analysis of the ¢ondi- inelusive
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For the individual, rely more upeo tions of the times. The musical selec- : . ie eT es oe .
himself than upon government snd on] tions were given by the junior choir, & _ Return. Limit—4 15 days
other outside assistanee. | duet “Onward and Upward” by Mrs. Fe ne ne

| Very low. fares, permitting:
travel in “eoaches, tourists
_|.....0%,, Standard Sleeping, cars. | -
Usual herth charge.

Wor the government, “create more SOK, Brooks and Miss Snid Waite, and
economy in operation, be brave enough Misg Waite also gave a particularly
tn tax directly instead of indirectly so] tine rendition of “Stranger of Galilee”
f that the people may. know what heir a oN | io } ;
eovernment is costing them, Institute oe aa. 2 te ne re

n poliey of useful works to erente em.|- * Kitchen shower was heid at the: Wee thes fee ae

ployment nnd eliminate relief. Seek iuaise on: Monday evening ‘for Mrs. A.: Log a: .

may - . j a sJey fay ta 3 . a

to carey: through government projects Hippisley under the auspices of the, D I S TI L L E D . § l n GC E i g 5 7

in times when private ‘enterprise is Young People’s Musical Clnb of Knox | :

lngeing instead of dog the work ia fennel win with. vie ne

hoom times when costs are great, streamer lowers. A t . 1 ak |
Think in terms of | *feamers and flowers. A contest was- “This advertisement is not published or ‘displayed by: the: Liquor -Contrul

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"Stup-vers allowed: at sta-
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Cann he Devt Mean by provinces. De- held during the earlier purt of the ev-| Board or Ly the Government of British Columbia, . Re e further: infotiation ‘call -
telop the east-west connection not only ening. ‘The hostesses for the evening . Dos _ “st i a" Write
for the benefit of the Dominion but as| Y°'° Mrs. Crisp and Mrs. 8.E. Brooks. ; oo _ “LOCAL. AGENT

Mrs. Chins, Waite was asked’ to pour or

purt of the British AlRed line. “pe ° : ; .
: * . ao ain] Ceffce anid iss Evelyn Warren to
There ave many things indecd in| : ‘ | yY b no LAKIE, DF. & PA.
wee a Chats eva ate in| PPR FeO s our u scription | Due? price “Raper Be
ovier to make Canada a better place a : . ne
in which to live and work. On ‘Wedneday afternoon “Mrs, E, TT. ig ‘
But if we can restore-to the individ- Kenney entertained in honor ‘of Mrs. Gi t y Pp: p A Il th y
nal some of the rugeed spit it of our A. Munro and Mrs. CG. R. ‘Gilbert. Mrs ec our. a er e ear
Crandian forefathers we will. have Greig poured tea and Mrs. Head and

gene a long way toward making virile Afrs, THinehliffe neted as serviteurs. I t J t T D ll Y
ont natnval life. Tf we can give more |. an is us wo rt) ars a ea: OAS
nttention to. goed: government through| Joe Hart, accompanied by Fess .
on ihe climination of patronage and the meen Ronaiee a arrived rom. — —
a ‘ovornition of honesty ond merit wel Lyerett, Wash. on Wednesday and are N d ti t

a wilt ane ve  doreeaunen to goy-|uew on a hint in the Katum country I’ OW iS a £ 00 ime 0 pay
orn by Evontal direction instead of by | -1°h Matt’ Allard as guide, ;

subterfuge and evasion, ‘Leday * they _ :

are lagging in purpose becuse they

fre no fur ther forward ‘than the: people . - : Fighting Game Fish Across. Canada . Unease : .

‘They hesitnte to show the cost of |
goverment, They. hide it in indirect
laxntion. and thus the man .in | the
street thinks living costs are high but
iedly understands the renson, If he
volt vealize that “taxation”, seen and
tn cou, is high; he would take a more
deep andl intelligent interest in the ad-

ti ministration of affairs, which would
he to the: general good.

We are too apt-tuday to Look upon
ie and progress in terms of our own:-
istrict, “our owl province, Until we
sran by means of all tle modern agen-
i vie. the distance which sepernies the
‘“Athuutic and Pacific, until we thrust
: raide our “provineialisms” and put
, Cuma first and foremost our country
wil nyt be the plree it shonld be for
Tiviug and working. :

A stronger individual, a braver gov),
ernment, no more clear oud co-operat-
ive thinking peuple, and finally,. even
: closer connection’ with the -Himpire--
And what more could we desire in or
ig Cor to Make Canadn: “A better: place in
- whieh: to ‘livecaia ‘wtiek, oF ;
‘i Te all starts at home with you aud
: Rie, doesm’t es oe \
* hed. MeDOUGALL, editor
‘ The Penticton Herald,

te - rv, Penticton, : BC.
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"he charm of sea and mountains is a
‘ting background to’ this “Hotel of
the fiiendly hearth.” Good’ rooms.
weoll-furnished, excellent. dining-roon.
nat noe bax. Close in to all major agt-—-
ivities, vet ona quiet street, A friend-  ~§
jy welcome twaits you. Rooms, $1.50
ay. ALrke your reservadions. by aail,

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OLIDAY opportunities in the for halé-ton ‘tuna off Nova Scotia, the ‘jiearts of anglers in the (Mari-
a BS thousands -of lakes, rivers}and- equally. large. sharks near | times:
and streams of. Canada, afford Vancouver ’ ‘Island; ..: ‘five-pound "These few highlights, ‘ol Cank
fishing opportunities which are| small-mouth : black | “baas at the ada’s,, many fishing’. ‘opportinities
unexcelled anywhere in the.world,|:Dovil’s, Gap. Camp, Lake .of the illus trate. why Canadian’ sports- .
The wide ‘stretches of the Domi-| Woods. slatrict,. ‘and ‘in’ hundreds | men fishing in thelr;home:waters! ji 7;"]
-nion are liberally supplied .with of"1akea' ii Eastern Canada, vie|are joined every year by so many

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it forest and ,lake-Jatiti;- abounding for) “popularity: with: “40-pound | thousaond anglers.from the United.
a with game fish and: - animals, maskinonge at such’ favored re-| States and: overseas, Conditions, » ——
we, ‘where’ lovers of ‘tha ‘great out-of-'| sorta ‘as’ the Wrench “River ‘Camp posplbilities and roy
4, doors can'find:a sports district, to| in: Ontario; fighting trout of| so. widely in. differs nar
eg i théirevéry “whine "°°." i heeveral: Bpacidd! ‘hte’ ‘fount every-, that anglers planning to. visit
4 Wishing conditions-are so varied wheré jin: Canada; nioat: popular | patra
ii in'‘Canada and the-apécies of: game | regions among angters boing the find “out all _ about. spuote a ade
i flu: s0:-numeroué uthat ‘a emiall | LaurentianMountaing,) tiorth: ‘of vance from A., Oi’
rg DOOkLét 4s required. merely: ‘to:list “Montreal, ‘on? ‘hie nitleshigh Wks ‘eral, ‘tourist.agents

el tic®: Ballway, Soni, or. aaa aaa
fishin ag. boolsets obtainab blo Bt. all ;
to | Canadi PH GHG OEE

the fish and tions of th e| surrounding “Bante.
tte ee Deepdea Hehe tot! uli it ‘etal ne

oe! in found und on both ocean coasts,

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